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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-16
LOST MOUNTAIN.

Prof. Ralph Donehoo closed his
school last Friday and goes back to
continue his study for the ministry
Since his stay here he has made
many friends and he has impressed
our people with being a Christian
gentleman. Success to him wher.
ever he may go.
Mr.. E. L. Mayes and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Pickens attended the sing
ing at Broughton's tabernacle Sun
day.
One member was received into
the Baptist church Sunday.
Some of the negroes here have
been selling whiskey. Lucius Will
liams (colored) was tried on this
charge and bound over to the Su-
perior court.
Misses Jessie Kemp, Mamie,
Ethel and Corine Scott, Kennie
Ward and Minnie Arnold have
closed their respective schools and
returned home. By the way, Lost
Mountain affords nine lady teachers.
Who can beat it?
Miss Mamie Kemp is visiting
her brother and other relatives neal
Marietta camp ground.
John Mayes recently attended a
meeting of the Odd Fellows al
Alpharetta, Ga.
Good water and pure air are very
essential to good health. Lost
Mountain affords both, and a SAM
tarium built on the mountain would
prove a fine health resort. A gooC
spring near the top furnishes pure
cold water. A lake could easily
be built for bathing purposes. Il
seems to us a sanitarium like this
would give much better advantages
than a sanitarium in the smoke anC
dust of a city. We understand
project of this kind is alread!
under contemplation. If Los
Mountain could get a car line i
would soon grow to be a grea
health and summer resort, and i
furnishes an ideal place for a sum
mer chatauqua.
ALLEN.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-16
County News Dots
AUSTELL.

Miss Sarah Veal, Miss Louise
Woodall and Miss Ruth Shelverton
left for Bessie Tiff college this week.
Mrs. Nelson and Miss Burns re.
turned to Nashville this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Withers are at the
Hiawatha Inn.
Miss Annie Gillespie was in At.
lanta last week.
Mr.. George Rosenbush has fine
auto.
Mr.. Jim Starnes has returned to
Birmingham.
Miss Ruth Waters spent the week.
end at home.
Miss Leila @. Strickland has a
position in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Goodwin
have returned to their home from
Virginia.
Mrs. Mary Scott is in Atlanta
visiting Mr.. Tom Scott.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-16
WILEYS.

Glad to note that Mr.. r. S. Johns
is still improving.
Cotton is beginning to open.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Handy,
of Atlanta, spent Sunday with Mrs.
d. G. Handy.
The many friends of Miss Maggie
Mayes will be glad to know she is
improving.
Mrs. Jennie Fowler visited hel
sister, Mrs. Lon Fleming, in At.
lanta, recently.
Several from this place attended
the revival at the Second Baptist
Church in Marietta.
Mrs. Franklin Fortner visited her
sister at Middleton Saturday night
and Sunday.
Mr.. D. G. Handy and Mr.. S. E.
Henderson are making some fine
syrup.
Mr.. J. c. Reed met with a very
painful accident while in Atlanta.
His mule became frightened and
ran away, throwing hun out and
dragging and bruising him consid'
erably.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gable, of Mari.
eta Campground, spent Sunday
with his sister, Mrs. D. C. Handy
Miss Mittie Handy left Wednes'
day for Nashville, Tenn, where she
will resume her studies. CORA.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-16
SARDIS.

Rev. W. E. McCollum filed his
regular appointment here Saturda,
and Sunday. The next second
Sunday in October will be Brother
McCollum s last sermon at thi:
place. Rev. George Crow takes hi:
place here.
We have recognized the Sabbath
school here and we want to have g
tlourishing school. Mr.. J. D. Full
Ter is superintendent; w. F. Conn
secretary; J. B. Blackwell, chorister
Miss Amanda Lutz, organist. Now
let's all come out every Sunday
morning at $50 and take part ia
this good work.
Remember, we meet next Sunday
for the purpose of electing officers
TOR the singing class at this place.
We hope for a large crowd. II
seems the people do not take
enough interest in the singing.
You all know that singing is an i'm.
portant factor in public worship,
and we no not know why it is that
they all do not show any more
interest than they do. Sardis has
one of the best classes in the
county, and we want to keep up
our reputation. So now let's all be
out by two o'clock and meet
Brother Dobbs and others and help
them sing.
Mr.. Walter Bar6eld and Miss
Mary Lou Miller were joined in the
holy bonds of matrimony Sunday,
September 4th, Rev. Mullens per-
forming the ceremony. We wish
for them long and prosperous life.
Miss Bessie Florence has re-
turned to her home in Atlanta after
a pleasant visit to her parents, Mr..
ana Mrs. W. A. Florence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant Barfeld
spent Sunday with Mr.. S. W. Webb
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Hill spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barfeld spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Barfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Black visited
Mr.. and Mrs. V. H. Atkins Satur.
day night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Osborne
spent Sunday as the guests of her
sister, Mrs. Della Mackey.
The singing at Mrs. w. H. Ted
ford's Sunday night was enjoyed by
large crowd.
Mrs. L. A. Wallace spent Sunday
afternoon in Bethel settlement.
There will be singing at Pleasant
Grove the 4th Sunday evening at
2 O'Clock. Everyone is invited TO
be present.
EUREKA.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-16
Sex and t1andWritinn.

That it is possible to determine sex
from handwriting in perhaps 50 cases
out of 100 is a conclusion reached from
an examination Of the writing Of 200
persons The specimens were submit
ted to two professional graphologists"
as well as to fifteen persons ignorant
of their art. The 50 called sex signs
are found to be largely influenced by
the amount Of writing done. by age
and to a certain extent by practice and
by professional requirements. as in the
conventional writing Of teachers and
the rapid band Of bookkeepers.--New
Orleans Times Democrat.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-16
NESBITT.

About three weeks ago it was de-
cided to make an effort to build a
Methodist church here. Messrs. c..
NJ. Head, Egbert Phagan and B. S.
Fleming were asked to circulate a
subscription list. Three hundred
and seventy-hve dollars was very
readily subscribed beside all the
draying and labor necessary to carry
on the work. Almost everyone who
has had the matter presented has
subscribed very literally and the
committee is very sure there will
be no trouble in securing the
necessary amount to pay for the
material to erect the building. Col.
and Mrs. R. T. Npsbitt and Mr. and
Mrs. P. w. Camp have donated an
acre of land to the church. The
building committee is composed of
Capt. John G. Heard, Mr.. c. M.
Head, Mr.. E. Y. Boyenton, Mr.. C.
E. Kimberly and Mr.. M. A. Griggs.
Building material will be placed on
the ground Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday of this week. And all
who are interested are requested to
come Monday morning and bring a
saw and hammer. The new church
will be incorporated under the name
of Nesbitt Methodist church. The
names of all those who contributed
to this church building in any way
will be published in the Journal and
Courier sometime in the near
future.
Rev. Mr.. Brinkley will fill his
regular appointment here next Sun
day and will conduct a series of
revival services beginning on the
second Sunday in October. He
will be assisted by Rev. DR.. billiard.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Egbert Phagan, has been very sick
for sometime is thought to be i'm
pIONIHS'
We are sorry to note that Ben
Henderson has the fever.
Mr.. Camp, of Fort Worth, Tex,
is visiting Mr. P w. Camp until
his family arrives here at which
time they viii locate in Marietta for
six months or possibly year before
returning to Texas. They will be
here for Mr. Camps health. No place
like Georgia and more especially
Cobb county.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Jones, OF
of Paulding county, visited his
mother here Sunday
Mrs. Matt Kimberly is spending
this week with friends in Powder
Springs.
Mr.. B. S. Fleming has accepted
position in the Atlanta postoflice.
DON'T YOU SEE.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-16
A Reunion Task.

The two old friends met after sep
aration Of ten years. 81 declare, you
have kept your youthful looks to a sur
prising extent" said one.
Thank you," said the other man.
you've done pretty we'll too. You
know you expected to be absolutely
bald long before this, like your father,
instead of which L really believe you
have as much hair left as have, if not
more"
"Absurdw said his friend 1T can't
be. Let's count itr-Youth's Compan-
ion.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-16
Safe Medicine for Children.

Fcley's Honey ard Tar is a safe and
effective medicine for children as it
does not contain oppiates or harmful
drugs. Get only the genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar in the yellow package.
Sold by all Druggists.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-16
For Quick Relief From Hayfever

Asthma and summer bronchitis, take
Foley's Honey and Tar. 1t quickly re-
lieves the discomfort and suffering and
the annoying symptoms disappear. 1t
soothes and heals the infiamed air pas
sages of the head, throat and bronchial
tubes. 1t contains no opiates and no
harmful drugs. Refuse substitutes.
Sold by all druggists.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-16

To keep your health sound: to avoid
the Ills of advancing years; to conserve
your physical forces for a ripe and
healthful old age, guard your kidneys
by taking Foley's Kidney Remedy For
al bv all druggists.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-16
Attention, Ginners

Have your gins and saw mills re.
paired before the season opens.
Brumby Machine Works,
Church street,
1t Marietta, Ga.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-16
Attention, Ginners !

Have your gins and saw mills re-
paired before the season opens.
Brumby Machine Works,
Church street,
1t Marietta, Ga
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-16
Attention, GinnerS +!

Have your gins and saw mills re-
paired before the season opens.
Brumby Machine Works,
Church street
1t Marietta, Ga
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-16
Attention, Glnners !

Have your gins and saw mills re-
paired before the season opens.
Brumby Machine Works,
Church street, >
1t Marietta Ga
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-19

| Sdrr5es 3n ihnpIlen, benn lie hdbsr
i'm Dergonsenen Serbft unb Wints,
2pnbon iebr gndotg bebanbeIt unn fti.
nen ein5igen ehten nnb rehien Reb,l
esihidt, bel oem man bic brei Shrittl
entfernte Qaterne nihi fnehr iisbt.
lleberbaupt slaubt man felt einiaer
Sahren elm QbHebmen Der gefiirhtetsr
GrblenfuppenzHebel fpobr3unebmen
0as mare fur 2onbon febr srfrsuIih
Denn Elm in Haht psrlponbeIter 1a5
bepeutet seihaftlides Chaos; berGha.
ben, ben Die 2pnponer ourn einsn Re,
beltdg erIeiben, ipirb auf etpa br.i
WiGlionen Mort gsi6dbt; cine grpbt
| giienbdbngefsafdaft bat ipdbrenb ei'
ner iebr ffl.hten Soifon fir Rebel,
iignoIe ungsfdbr cine Wilion ausaeben
miiifen. 2lls 0runo fir Elm Ibneb.
men Der Rsbel fiibrt man an, pdb Con.
bon ipeniger Rauh berporbrinae aIa
friiber. Gas ipiro INNER msbr gum
6ei3sn unb aphen pertpan0t; beions
bers in ben erpbsn G3eIddftsbdufern
Der gitp erfeBt WaHsrs unb 2uftbi5s
un9 Die pielsn pffensn aamins, bic bos
8rennmatsriaI gum 3bsiI unbeniibt
als Rauh in bic Cuff fpirbsln. 5ernsr
bat bic Ginfiibrune bes eIsttriIttn Be-
triebes auf ben Diitritt. uno Retros
sGiienbabnen, Die friibsr bon
ibren Statiousu unb gentilatorsn
oi6te Rauh!poIten ausidnoten, has
Rau6lbel geminDert. Iuh iollen bic
ge90rben, Die Oft nit siHem pabrbatt
unbegreifIifen gbIeamd Der 9srpeit=
un9 Dsr2uft Sufahen, neuerbings itrsns
ger einihreiten. fptnn cine 5ubrit iibtr@
mdbig bel Rauh entipidsIt. 3urpeiI.n
bort man Die 8ebauptung, bdb bic bon
pen Stationen Der brahtIofen 5.Isgras
phie dusashsnbsn tlettrifhen Wenan
Der giIouna bidsr Rebel entseasntpits
ten, BOD lift bic aunabms niht i'm
Wlinoeiien bsipieIsn.
Sin iidtrts Nlittel gsgen ben 4sbsI
ober pieImebr gegen Die gelabung oss
Nsbels nit Rduh uro Embellishments,
fon3en III nod niht eutosdt, 10 Di:l
9orfhIdge aud, inon gemaht porosn
iinp; bod iollte man bel benz &C.
ihipinoIhritt Der ghnis uno phplit
annsbmsn, bab iiber einige Sabr3ebn!e
bic 2onoonsr duf bic braunen, bum
tsln, iibsIrisdenosn Rebst nit ptns
feIbeH Gmpfirounesn SuriitbIidsn.
pis beute auf bic Soften, oa Der I'm
rathIib gsmiiibIih Dor ben Sduisrn
aufgebGuft fpuros uno in Der Ulit.e
Der StraBs bic abfaupdFsr sur 5rsa.
be Der UtiirObsn fauIigs 4fiissn bill
bettn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-19
SpuOoner Hcbcl.


" !" ~ C' -~hAss
Ter Wonnemonat bat lid, in aons
bon libel singsiiibrt; ipenn es nod cine
Sitte lpdrs, ben Ruibaum 3u umtans
gen, bate man duf Der Spibe cine
@liibIampe onbringen miiTen, bamit
ni6t Die iSrsuoenfeier gar 81 iebr ei.
mem Geipenitsrreieen in unbeimlta
brobenoer 1SiHTternib oleihe. Sonnias
nnb gtontag bafteH i'm 8an5en 3tpans
gig Wlinuten blaFsn Sonneniheins au
psr3eihnsu; am Wontag Wlittas unb
Ro6mittua breitste iih Elm bidts,
brdunlifes 5uh iiber bic Stabi, 10
bnB ss 3sttpeife nohtounfel tpar uno
bic Senfterf9siben, bic bon redtsnegsH
bsn WiaienIonntnfhein bdtten rpioe..
ipiegsln miiiien, pom innsu ourh Gas,
Petroleum uHo Gltttri3itdi erleudtrt
iparen. Rabe liber Der eroe mar Der
Rebel fpsniser biht, ipsnn aud fem
6ren3liger Geruh nanbe Dlird bic ia
ben 2aunen oes Aprils angsgriffene
Roien uHD 5dlis annnssnebm getiBslt
baben mag. 3uipeiIen reinisie Elm Ree
gsni6ausr bic auft tttpos uno srhells
ts bic Gtrab,n. bic ndheslan5eno,
bunftig, nit idlammbefpribten 5ii1ra
iperten unb permummten Jubgdnatrn
70 bdblicb uno unipirtblib ausiGbtn.
nis an einem b05en Nopembertag. gs
mare iibrissns ungeredi, NIT ben Wst.
tsrma4tea Db bisies unseitgemdbsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-19
MusIdnoiidJe JiaHrihten.

Sommt Der inbifde q dol
ptsotr in W oe2 I'm 2. gtpril
1858 itrisb gismard, bomaIs prsubia
icptr 9tiauottr beim Deutfhen Bun.
Re. bon 5rantfurt am Uaain aus on
Ten 0rafen Mar SoBFeIo. ben preuBis
fhen 0eianoten in garis: ,0ersbries
iier Jreunb uHo 9oIlsae. ih fomms NIT
sintr Bite, ptIhe gGnslih ouberbdlb
beg eeianotihaftIifen GefhdfistrtiIss
Itegt unb iih i'm 0runpe mehr on bic
Jrau gr1iin oils on Sic abrefirt; id
mage iis mir nid1t brett unb obne ibre
tollsgiaIiite 9sfiirnortung gu ItsLeu.
4m II. April 1T Der 9eburistdq meis
ner Jruu unb ih mill leihtiinHig ass
mug iein, ibr einen Gaihmir su ihens
Ter. Sm porisen Sabre babe i6 rsdt
i.q0nt bei Den Gompaaniss 2nonnaiiss,
or 8ouleparo, ni6t nett bon Der
giaos,sins gsieben; rpsnn msinGeo6dts
nib mid nift t1uift. 10 parsn dht.
bar auslebsnbe Siiter bisisr OdttiIng
fir u Bis 1900 i5raHtsn gu ba.
ben -" Gs lpar ibr "a. 8e6urtstou.
Bu benz 5rau .. gisnard e h6nbduien
tieien 9ufhmir. Sddl prn ibrsm 6o.s
ten ais ejtihsnt erhielt; benn mir biir.
I'm anreDmer, taB bic Brdfin 0ds.
fsioi CT 22u gisnarf ostpiinnI6tsges
io-gIHq ousgefiihrt bat. a6nntn mir
ms MN beu'ipen 9opes cine iunoe
Jrau BON "a Sdbren nit einsm aafds
mirsShdI Dentsn? Sh CLAUDE. mir
permog.n uns nur alts, piiroiqs Was
tronen nit tinsm folhen Sdlal um bic
fhon Isiht BON Der Gait Der Sabre oss
beuatsn S9ultern porsuIieIsn. 60
lhneu dnbern iih nit ben GeIeBen Der
Mlobs dud bic Qnfdouungtn. ssnbeI.
Ten Iheint bic Wlooe ces inoiIhsn
S9als, ipis ffon 70 manf)s anbsre Dor
ibr, jebt neu bslebt peroen gu ioaen.
Sn paris iiebt man ibn i6on in ben
Shoufeniiern Der eleaonten Yuba.z
ihdfts. Sn Deiteuropd tpurne Der
erfts inoifte S1dl. oefTen qItsr auf
1000 Sabre gsfhGbt lptrb, Der gr1fin
6u6orrn, Der 9eliebten bss a0nies
2ubipig XIV. bon iSrantreih, iiber.'
rsiht uno bon ben 9amen oss 8srIail.
Ter 6ofss aufs bohite 6eitaunt unb be-
tpunbert alber tiu3ubiirgsrn psrmohts
ficb Der inbiIhs Shol bamaIs bod
nod nidi. grit Sofepbine Beaubars
nais, bic 0emablin Happleons, brafs
te ibn ipieoer auf. Qls Il. aaiierin es.
iporpen mar, lpurbe Der inbiihe Shdl
fir iebe eleeante Gran uHentbebrlih.
aber bd sr tbtuer mar - man besdbls
te fir bsfoHpers ihGne 5iifxr Bis 5u
10000 1ranfen - 10 periuhten fran
s0fifhe syabritdntsn. ibn nab5umas
den. 5reiIib perssblih, es selang ib>
nen nihi, obtpobI fit fogar bic be-
riibmten tibetoniIhen 3iessn, aus be-
rem Woa. 'Di, inoiihsn ShaIs ongsfsr.
tigt nerben, in 5rantreih einfiihrtsn.
Die mo[Ie Der 1bisre bsrIor ben 3a,s
ten, feioenpsihen DInns, ben iis in be.
rem 5eiatb beiisi. Sur sfrinDIinen5sit
srlebts Der inoifhe Ehdl bann bic
5lpeiie periops feines @lan3es. Miro
ibm jsbt cine brittle beldisben ftina
Gin neu gefunbenes Sc.
bidt aarls bts OroRsn?
Dor einiger .3eit nurpe geHsloei, Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-19

Irbeitshaus beftraft ipurbe, erbieIt ees
tern i'm Stdotgerihte cine npdmali9e
@erbanoluug. Diesndl fam er nit eli
ner 8eIbitrufe bon $15 unb Soften bas
ppH.
Sm Gountpgerthte ipurben bic
5GIe BON 8eorge Rieienbed uno Sobn
Wltbbenoprf, rpesen Ri6tfenbss tbrsr
8inoer our Saule, aufgsruFen. sic er.
ffdrten, DAB iie ritt ipuBten, bdb ibre
ainoer Die StuIe Idpdn3ten. 9ieStn.
Der miifen nun iebe Wohe etnen BE-
rtht bon tbren Qebrerinnen i'm SUI
genbgeriht einbringen.
- Ri6ter 5racp pertpeieerte geitern
i'm Gtrcuitgeribte ben pom Stdpts
2lnpaIt Sbeparo eetpiinIdten Sin.
| baltsbefebI, I'm tpeitere &Iagen bon
9runbeigenthiimern ppn Qdtpnid aeoen
bic Gtoot, fir Rebusirllnq Der Qbs
3uostandlz ober Strabenoerbeiisrungss
Steuern gu per6tnoern. gbenTo fpeigers
te fi6 Der Rihtsr, aus allen bis jeBt
eingereidten &lagen einen Tdu bers
aus3unebmen. nm Die GntIheibung fir
Die iibrtgen ald9en giilti9 81 MAIDEN.
- 6arrp 8ertentamp, BON Der Cos
cuff uno 2lI6 Strabe, Gublop, lit gez
tern infolqe elmer Operation i'm 8uz
ten Samaritan 6ofpttuI perlhieOen.
- 0iQiQm Gibo, Elm 53immermdnn
Der 6. & 8. GiIcnbdbn in Soutb
Bprtsmoutb, 8, ippbnbaft, fieI geitern
in bem 8dhubofe beiagter gpmpagnie
bon einem 8erufte unb erIitt e;nen
9rud bes Siifttnohens unb tnnere
8erlesunaen. Gr puroe nah Dem Ct.
GIiiabetb 6oipital gebracbt. Setn gu
itanb lit bebeHtlt6
6err Trdn3 8auIepobl, Superpis
Ior i'm StraBenoepurtcment in 2ouiss
bile, ipeilt bier auf Ssiub bel ieinem
gruber 2ouis 8auIspobI, Jo. 100
Srebpr StraBe.
- Der 14iGbri9e Soicpb 6i6mann
tpuroe QeItern Qbeno, lpdbrenb er Dor
bem Colonial. .9beuter an Der WaoiiOn
g(penue, nabe Der 5. StraBe, itono, ppn
einem IlnbetQnntsn nit einem Stpt
ins Iinte 4uge osThIagen. Gr tpuroe
betpuBtlos ndd iciner Wohnung, Ro.
80 0eit 4. StraBe gebraht uno in
Gr8tIihe gebdnblung 9e9eben.
- 9ripat- qoli5iIt 8iuiam Sbeeban
6erittete 9eftcrr, baB cine GFrdu, Die
ibren Homen niht Qnoeben lpolte, in
Nspport ippbnbaft, bon einem llnbes
tannten an Der a. unb SanbForb Stroz
BE ongeqriffen unb ibr Die 8Iei0er bel
nahe pom Qetbe qeriiien tpurben. Sb
Elm Roub oDsr Elm triminelIer Qngriff
qepIant mar, taun rtnt tpnitatirt lperz
ben. Wdbrenb Der 9oIt3Iit pon Der
5rau 4ustunft gu erIangen iu4te, ents
fam Der anereifer.
- Die st. g1it6ea Traction 2tnie
rpirb ni6t big sur feItqeieBtcn 3eit bis
gum ct. Sobannes WaiIenbauIe fab
rem. bu bic n0tbigen Sdtensn nipt
re6t3eitiq fertig9efteLlt perosn t0rHen.
- Or. Sames u. Uberbit ipuroe
9eitsrn bonn Qt5ensz 5nipettor Ben.
Dt1er in 4ntLa9e3uitanb pericBt, ba
er feline 2i3ens, so. nidt erIan9te.
Or. 2loerbit ponte erIt iih Der 3a6s
lung piberisBcn, tpuroe jeooh BON ieiz
mem QnpaIt beratben, bic Steuer gu
3oblen. - Gr ionbte isinen Ghet
an StoottIcrt 6arrb SIoItermann nit
bsm folgenoen Brief: nGieber 6err
SlDftermann: .9oppelte 9eiteuerung
treibt bic giirger aus Der Stdot. :
S6 ienoe ibnen meinsn Gbed, 10 bab
ss mir erIaubt 1T, elm 2eben fir meine
5omiL;' 5u MAIDEN. - Mande peroen
per<Iftet, neil lie berumIungern unb
mir, neil mir psrfu6en uniern Inter
bait gu peroienen."
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9 toats Gncampment be
Obj elIDps.

s bb eIlDtps.
Nlapor Srieger eroffnete oeitern9ors
mittag Die Sabresz9eridmmlun9 bes
9rnno gncampment Der &entudpGoo
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