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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-03-10
PROFESSOR CLARK
DELIVERS LECTURE TO
THE STUDENTS CLUB
s-AKESpEARE's GREAT DRAMA
HAMLET. IS SUBJECT CHOSEN
BY THE SPEAKER.
REVIEWS The STORY OF PLAY
There Is Net Single Side Of the
Human Cnaracter That 10 Not
Touene1 BY Drama."-hamlet Mas
terpjec. OF Great Writer.

Dr. George Herbert Clark. Professor
0, English at Peabody College, deliy-
cred a lecture on Hamlet here Satur-
CAY afternoon to a large number ct
the members of the Students Club, and
seye.a. visitors, in the Elks Lodge
rooms. DR.. Clark was introduced to
the members OF the club by Col. ]. G.
Hardy, in a few well chosen words:
Col Hardy thanked DR.. Clark IN the
name OF the club and the gentlemen
present. at the close OF mis- speech,
70, the clear and impressive manner
II which he had entertained them.
The lecture lasted over an hour,
and vas an excellent treatise on the
Leading work OF England's greatest
y,iter, as the play was characteriz-
Il by me speaker. After giving a
b-te, review of the play, he plunged
into Z discussion of the book, which
s4s clear, forceful and logical.
Dr. Clark said that there was not
single side Of the human character
tia, vas not touched by drama, and
ina, ne dramas of Shakespeare we're
al 4cltHsed by his masterpiece. Ham
Is He reviewed the characters In
IL play and told the story in Few
words
The women created in Shakes
psa'es plays also came In. for tneii
iaare Of discussion, and the speaker
az nat they did not seem to come
g. q. The same standard set by the
Iea portrayed in the plays.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-03-10
HON. W.T.GALLOWAY
REPORTED BETTER
MAURY CoUNTY's REPRESENTA-
TIVE IMPROVING FROM A
SPELL OF SICKNESS.

Representative Galloway who has
been confined to his home for the past
several days with a severe attack of
sickness, is reported to be much bet
ter this morning. Mr.. Galloway is
now able to sit up, and it is thought
that he will be able to be out In a
very short time.
Hon. A. A. Lipscomb, the other rep
resentative in the lower branch OF the
legislature from Maury county, who is
very sick in Nashville, is reported
much improved. He is not expected
home, however, until after the ses,
sion of the legislature is over.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-03-10
SPECIAL AGENTS GET
AN OLD TIME
R0BBER IN JAIL
ALEX WELLS FINALLY LANDED
IN COLUMBIA JAIL BY EW
ING AND RlGS8Y.
ROBBED FREIGHTs AT CULLEOKA
Admitted That He Had Broken Into
the Cars When Taken Before q Mag
istrate Previous to Being Committed
to Prison at Night.

Alex Wells, negro, was arrested
at his home near Culleoka late Sat
urday evening by Special Agents R.
T. Ewing and R. s. Rigsby, Of the
Louisville & Nashville Railroad on
charge of breaking into freight
cars that were sidetracked at that
station. A wagon load of goods were
recovered from the residence of the
negro, and returned to the station,
where it will be shipped to its prop
err destination.
Wells confessed the robbery to
Special Agent Ewing and Esq. R. H..
Guest before he was committed %
jail Saturday night. He said that hs
had an accomplice in the crimes, but
that the other negro had left the
country.
These robberies, it is said, have
been going on for several months, and
the railroad detectives were at loss
to catch the guilty party for some
time. On about the 18th OF February.
however, an especially large amount
of goods were taken from the cars,
and renewed efforts were made to
catch the thief, which finally resulte1
in success.
An effort will be made to have
Wells indicted before the grand jury,
which is in session, while the negro "
In Jail.
When asked how long he had oper-
ated, he said that he did not know,
but that he had been at 1t for some
time. In reply to question % to
how much he had stolen, he replied
that he did not know.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-03-10
MEADoWRRooK BARN BURNED.
Ono of the Largest In County Goes
Up In Smoke Late Sunday Even
ing-Cause Unknown.

Another large barn was destroyed
by fire late Sunday evening, that OF
w. T. Perry, near Bigbyville. The
farm was known as the Meadow
brook Stock Farm" and was one OF
the best constructed barns III the
county. The barn and contents was
valued at over $1,000 with insurance
on the barn of $500 and on the con-
tents of $500. The fire was discover
ed late Sunday evening. and the stCcK
we're all taken from the building be
fore it was completely destroyed
There is no cause known for the burn
ing of the barn. A large amount OF
hay and corn were lost in the fire.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-03-10
SPECIAL SERVICE
At BAPTIST CHURCH
EXCELLENT MUSIC GIVEN 5r
T-E cHolR-THE SPECIAL
NUMBERS SUNG.

A. TX client program was rendered
a L pecial song service held at the
F. sptist church Sunday evening
u e. choir. The pastor announced
Ia Of the old familiar hymns, ana
Ea7- -.story of the writing of each
1" These were sung by the
oir. A large congregation at
1a services. The special num-
sung as follows:
'.e-"Just as | am" Chas, b.
5 Miss Kittie Brownlow'
Me Sheppard, Mr.. C. A. Comp
E Sheppard.
Tasus lover of my soul,
"= Miss Kittye Brownlow
3 II heard the voice OF Je-
"a Ira B. wilson-Miss Kittye
a. Mrs. Frank Nicholson
h B. Thompson, Miss Minnie
-=E u. Mr.. c. A. Compton, DR.. j.
: >t-.psrd.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-03-10
PRESIDENT FINDS
LONG LOST BROTHER
CHARLES r. MARKHAM HAD
SEARCHED FOR HIM FOR
FIFTY YEARS.

CHICAGO, March 6.-After search
of nearly half a century, President
Charles T. Marksham, of the Illinois
Central Railroad, has found his cid
er brother, John T. Markham, In Hop
kinsville, KY.
John T. Markham Is seventy live
years old, a briclayer, and in reduced
circumstances, while President Mark
ham is afiuent and influential. The
brothers were separated when the
Civil War broke out. Charles T.
Markham was then baby. His
brother enlisted in the Confederate
Army. Charles T. Markham's step
father took him North. When the
war was over, John T. Markham set
tied in Hopkinsville, where he has
remained ever since.
Recently, after apparently fruitlese
years Of search, agents Of President
Markham got clue that led them tt
Hopkinsville. There they found the
old man, poor and feeble, still earn
ing a meagre living as a bricklayer
President Markham was called on thu
long distance telephone and the bro
theirs talked together. John T. Mark
ham Is now on his way to Chicago
where his brother will make him com
Portable for the rest Of his life.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-03-10
PRESBYTtRY MEETS
At LASTING HOPE ON
LAST DAY OF MARCH
TIME IS CHANGED FROM APRIL
q BY SPECIAL SESSION
HERE.
CULLtOKA and PLEASANT MOUNT
These Two Churches Are Granted
Permission to Unite, With Name to
Be Selected Before Regular Meeting
This Month.

The regular spring meeting OF the
Columbia Cumberland Presbytery will
meet four days earlier than the orig
inal date set for the time of conven.
ing. This was decided Monday Morn.
ing, at the called meeting of the Pres
bytery, held in the First Cumberland
Presbyterian church, U. S. A.
The change in date was made in
order that Rev. Warren H. Wilson,
D. D., might be present and address
the meeting, as it would be impossible,
on account of his work, to come to the
Presbytery on April 4, the original
date. The meeting will be held on
March 81, with the Lasting Hope Con-
gregation.
DR.. Wilson, who will deliver the
principal address of the occasion, is
SUPERINTENDENT of the work of the De-
partment Of Home Missions.
A letter of dismissal was granted
to Rev. M. E. Gabard, who was trans
ferred from this Presbytery to that OF
Huntsville, as pastor of a church In
that district.
Permission was granted to the Gull
leoka and Pleasant Mount churches to
unite in one congregation, and the
name of the united church will be Sc
Ilected before the regular meeting OF
the Presbytery. This congregation
will soon begin work on their nand'
some new church, which will be built
between Cullecka and Glendale. The
congregation will select the name Of
the church.
/ There were ave ministers and si1
elders, a quorum, present at the meet
ing. This was the postponed meeting
the first meeting having been called
| by Stated Clerk w. A. Provine fol
last week, which was postponed ON &C
count Of a quorum not being present
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-03-10
TWO DEPUTIES ARE
SHOT BY PRISONER
BEING SEARCHED ONE OF THREE
cuLPRITs FIRES ON FLORIDA
cAPToRe.

EsPANOLA, Fla, March 6.-Whiie
searching three prisoners, Deouty
Sheriff White and A. Schneider we're
killed when one of the prisoners Sc
curer g revolver and fred. White ar
rested the three men and requested
that Schneider help him in getting
them to Jail. During the excitement
the three men made their escape.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-03-10
TWO LARGEST BARNS
IN COUNTY GO UP IN
|NC|ND|ARY'S BLAZE
N. e. PARKS AND w. T. PERRY
ARE CONSIDERABLE LosEas
~ FIRE. -
No CLUES HAVE BEEN FOUND
Meadowbrook Stock Farm Barn Car
ried $500 Insurance With Value at
One Thousand Dollars More-Parks
Carried No Insurance.

A fire of evident incendiary origin
destroyed the barn of M. E. Parks, on
the Kedron pike, three miles from
Spring Hill, at three o'clock Monday
morning. The total loss is estimat-
ed at between $4,000 and $4,000. In
cluded in the loss were fourteen
horses and mules, and two jennets.
There was no insurance carried on the
barn or contents.
This barn was located about zoo
yards from the residence of Mr..
Parks, and the fire had a great head
way before it was discovered In the
early morning. Deputy Sheriff John
Watson. of Spring Hill, with two blood
hounds secured from Nashville, lave
started on the trail, and have struck
three scents. No clue to the incend1
ary's identity has as yet been discov
cred, however.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-03-10
CAPT. M'GEHEE AT
METHODIST CHURCH
"EAlTH IN CHRIST" SUBJECT OF
THE SUNDAY MORNING
SERMON.

Capt. r. B. McGehee filled the pull
nit at the First Methodist church Sun
day morning, in place of the regular
nastor. Rev. w. t. Haggard. DR.. Hag-
gard was called to Franklin early
Sunday in order to preach the fu-
neral of a former parishoner who died
.here. and requested that Capt McGe-
hoe fiji his place. The subject OF the
sermon was Faith in Christ. A
large congregation filed the church.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-03-10
DR.. ]. H. JONES
OPENS OFFICES
VANDERBILT GRADUATE AND
sELLEvIEW PRACTITIONER,
IN BROWN BUILDING.

DR.. James H. Jones has opened Of
fees in room 10 Of the Brown building
where he will practice his profess
sion as physician and surgeon. DR..
Jones is graduate of Vanderbilt
University and has practiced for some
time to Bellevue Hospital. New York
City.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-03-10
AT
THE CITY SCHOOLS
erc,NN,Nc ON FIRST DAY IN The
WEEK, TO CONTINUE FIVE
DAYS.

The examinations at the City High
Schools began this morning' ana win
aont;rued for five days. These exami-
nations we're continued from las'
u,aa,, IN order to give the debating
800 /. chance to prepare for the de-
s.,a With Haynes-McLean schooi Oh
I.visburg ON Friday night
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-03-10
PUBLIC TAKE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that ] Will
no longer be liable or responsible for
the acts, debts or obligations OF Yer.
non Wilson, whom have this day eet
free. he having left my home and II
no longer a member Of my family.
This Feb. q, 1911.
r. M. HOBBS. Campbells Station.
3I4t
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-03-10

Accidents will happen, but the best
regulated families keep DIR. Thomas
Electric OIL for such emergencies. II
subdues the pain and heals the hurts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18

Sirn 8aiblnatDa's 6eburtstas ia
einerudsUuiler sSsiIs brgaHgeH
lueraeR.

Ddibington's @sburtstag piro i'm
3ufIuhtsbauie in einorudspplIsr Weiie
begangen peroen uno Spar Dirb fih
bic Geier auf spei Sage eritreten, Gez
Iegeutlth Der ibliheu sSeier am SoHHs
tag Rdhmtttdg nm prst ll6r rirp Elm
pQtriotii1es programm sur 8urhs
fiibruug geIangen uno iiber rBafhings
Ton als 3nabe uno manu" fpirp Rep.
6. g. munmep iprshen, tpdbreno oas
iibrigs grogramm patrtottiae Gieber,
lsbenoe 9tIoer uno Der 5etsr Des Sas
ges entfprehenoe 8etlamationeu brtns
gen niro.
4m Mittpo6, bem Sa6restase BON
Dafbinetons Gsburt, finbet an abeno
cine hibi9e patrtotiIAs unterbaItung
ftutt, gslegsntlin tpsIher in ftereoptIs
fhen 8ilosrn ben 4nipeienben Der 2es
benslduf Ba16ingtoHs pprgefiibrt
rperoen tptrb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18
WfDro pber Mnfaa?
esroHsr iaBt bieis 5riss tn BEN
u5aa'5alls" oHeH.

Coroner Or. gDe gnb geItern ietnen
Bubrfpruh betreffs bes 5poes oss
George Waibingtpn 5da ab, Del6er
betanntlt6 am Rorgen ees 20 Sanua
ar nit ibperen Ropftpunoen uno
S6Gbelbriihen entfeelt duf Der Shlrz
i9tpeae isiner Dohnung, 9to. 253O
Gaftern 4pe., in elmer 8lutlahe lte<
genb porgefunben ipurbe. Der Ioo
nurbe bur6 8lutsrguB in bas 9ehirn
tnfolge ihperer &opfDerlebungen here
beigefifrt. Die 5rage, auf tpeIhe
Wei1e biefe 8erleBun9en erlttten muir
ben, ldBt Der Coroner often. Gs betBt
in benz Wabrfpru9 in oiefem 3ufdms
Hlenbang untsr Anoerem: nGs ftno
tetne 3eugenausfaqen gema6t Dorben,
aus tpel6en beroorgehtt, odB 6aa err
morbst ober dneegriffen iporben 1T,
pbglei6 bieies Der 5all getpeien fetn
mag!" AnbsrerIeits bdlt Der Coroner
bisWOgli6teit niht fir dus9ei6lof1en,
bob 9da tufolge zines unfalls fsin2es
ben perloren bat, bd er pon einem3uge
eetroffen rporoen iein unb nod Graft
genug beiefIsn baben mag ii6 ndh fets
nsr Bobnung 81 ihleppeu.
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Clifton 6eigbts 6eiaMspereiu.

Der Clifton 5eigbfs 8efdnepsreiH
6ielt am perfloFenen 5dmftae in ieis
nem Ssim on Der Rohs Strabe ietHe
monatlide 8eriammlung uRter benz
Qprfib BON 6errH u. 2oren3 Ano Der
grptotoufiibruug non 5errn Safob
8eder ab. Die GiHlaounqsn 3u pers
fhiebenen Sseltlibtsiteu purben onees
nommen uno Der geretr bsihloB, fich
mad beiten ardften betbeiligeH sa
tpcIlsn. 2lls attipes Neitelieo puroe
in ben 9srein 0err ghurles Seimerr
oineer uufeenommeH uuo als pafipe
Neitqlisber bic 5errsn Carl 4ytmaHn.
SSront Reif uno SO. GoebIsr. 4uf ben
25. Sebruar tpuroe cine aarnebolse
Iibune urrungirt, an fpelher audi bic
Somen oes 8ereirs tbeilrebmeu tpers
ben. Serrn gbarles StuIf purpe fir
'eire aufppfsrnbe Sbdtigteit gelegents
lib Der beioen IeBten fSeitlihtetteu Der
8ant oes 8srsins dusg5fpr6then unD
audi nem 9dmenStrtsI tpuroe fir bic
tbattrGftige llutsrftiisune gsooutt.
4m Sonntog Nohurittue fanb baum
cine gsmsinihGftIihe Sibune NIT bem
8amenperein ftatt unb ssteeeutlit1 BET
felbsn purben Serrn Spiepb Bad
unp fsinsr liebeuspiiroteer Satin ans
IGBlif, ihres ftlberneu @beiubiIGums
pie hsr3iihiten Gliidniiufde uusqes
Tpronen uno oos Subeipanr tpurDs NIT
sinem prdhtigeu Ilorrts Stubl bss
Iyhentt. Rutiirtih lteB 5err Bad es
fih nitt uehnen, fih fir pie Slid
lpanihe uub bQs 6eIhent aebiihreuo
su reeau6iren.
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Webmrfen.

Ben. un6 9lanfe Gpsd6aush, 1926
Haeber Ctr, Rnabe.
Balisr u,.h 9eliab 5tEpig. 1924
Race Ctr, Utdohen.
5enrp urb antbrpn Sfspob. 4303
gdrihoae pite, Uldbhen.
CHARTS unb Wargdret guIh, 215
Soabo Cir, Mdbten.
artbur unb Rate Temtr. 1856
Queen Gitn aDe., andbe.
Glmtr uHo Ssnnp Gardner, 3045
aapintd glue., annbs.
Wihoel uFh Qettie geinb1rt, 1854
Gin CTR, MlGbhen.
Hilbert unb Mafp grosptbers, 1414
Malnut Gir.. MooheH.
9}eter unb Warsdrst slider, 1909
g0Isroin Ape., R1oheu.
Gouis uno Warp asiner, Ala Dopio
Ctr. Wdo6en.
Raiban unb Guiiis gcl6, 1435
Central 2lpe., W1bhen.
Samts unb Sis5ir Glart, 1045
giart STR. Hnabe.
sSoiepb uHb Sarob miller. 1858
GrniH Str. MdpGeH.
louis unb guIu Meisbrobt, 1876
Gpeamort 5tr., Mdhnen.
3snrp uHb Gouiie Doefsl, IL Wtit
Court Ctr, Rnnbe.
albert unt 2ula Dpper. 2249 Ca.
fern Are. 6nnbe-
Gbdrtes unD Glifdbetb s5xsbot.
Gouispillt, ap., aHGbt.
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Mns benz 3sDli5eigerid1t.

ScTepb aensp, CD. Ilatonsp unb
gbdrlss Rilsn. bic crsi iunssH Bur
ff<u. Dslhe am Gomitaa 4benc eiie
nit pofTasissen btfeBte Gar ber 0ors
itabtbabn nit 5isinen bpmbarbirt uno
mtbrers JenfteriHeiben ssrtriimmert
batten, tpureen seiieru pon BEN poIis
3eirihter unter it $1,000 BtirSfhdft
ben eeihlpcrenen iiberDiefen.
Mis isiner 3ett ousfiibrIidl beri6tet.
mar es por einiseu 1nsea an Der 3.
uno ailsour Strdbt gu elmer tpiiften
Ghl1strei setommen. an speIder iln
2aFaNtte Burns. mm. RilsR Chm.
Dnunt, greb. 8camer nno Ibomas
Burns htt1silis. ha!ten. 2afanetit
Burns bate iih eetptigert. ben flint
auDeun einen Ridsi fir Bier 81 aes
ben nnb mar oisierbalb tnorosmGbig
BON Der @anns nerhouen tDcroen. Or
elite beiin. bc!is iih fsin Rdfirmeder
nnb rihieie mehrtrs feintr argreifer
10 ftlimm sn. baB he ncfl oem 0os
fpttaf aebrnht irerptH rnuBteH. Rlhs
ter gobe perurtbeilte iimmilihe angss
llnasen nit ausnabHs bts 2nfanette
Burns al il 80 9aasn arbeitshaus,
$50 nnS sfoitsn. Der Gaa segen
2ofnp<tte Burns ipurce ouf oie cffens
Qiite sefsbt.
s5topb 1boH0s. Elm llHusrbEIsElidfr
1ngebieb unb Gfr1benbetsler, lDuros
NIT einsr Gtrofs Don $50 nno Rotten
beitgt.
Der yau ssgen bic .bss Rorots an
oefIcgte 10 Jobre alts Sarah Repsll
lp,lrbe, ba bic Mnssilasts oas 6ofpit1I
ncM ni6t osrI1Hen fonnts. bis snm
q. syebrucr periHobsn. Gas Gnss
aRdbh<n III t<tanntlih ssitdnbie. Dor
einieen 1agsn ibr neueeborenss ainn
aus eiriem e<nGier bss 5tutiten StOds
lpeyts afsDcrftn hi hoben. Gie Be.
hniiptet. gegInuht iii bcben. baB bal
Seino tobt 5lr weIt gstommen fei.
DsH Namxn bes Naisrs min Dis I'm,
osiioSis Hi4t ongebtn
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2ouile arufe, 70, 904 siats aps.,
SnfIuen8d.
8apio Spahim, 81, 1903 ainn
Str. RisrenIsioen.
2puifa grita, So, 231o @bseIsr
Ctr, arebs.
8iaiam 2. Sorban, 81, 134 grOaos
man, SdIagfIuB. o..
Sphn Stautberg, 80, SOB Sit 13.
Ctr, MISUNDERSTANDING.
6ertrube Murtin. rs, Saus Sofpi=
tol, 9ubertulofe.
sh.ObOre Srauis, AZ, 1909 RoOre
Str, 5er3leioen.
1srsb. Solt, 81, 323 Central glpe..
5srsleiben .-..
aouifs Rsper, SO, 68 Sf pacUliden
ape., 5er5lsioen.
Gannie 5sriher, SO, $50 DIT Rpt.
bale ape., 2unseHent3inbuna.
giharb GrnoIs, SO, 13 ganp 4Isp,
gubertulnIe.
Diiliam 2aprenee, 36, 507 Carlisle
4pe., 5uberfuloie.
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gd1iTsifeiue
arst fir biz Gboad,luieu.

5iherRitsDirestpr Srldll erndnnte
gtitern Or. Siamunb molf gum Qrst
fur bas oenndhft gu er0fFnsnbe itdbs
tiihe ainl fur SbbnhIpis. 8as nit
Der Stellung psrbunbene sSohresgebnlt
btlGuft ftd, auf $1,000. Or. @plf
tpurbe ieinerseit oIs Sntsru aus benz
ftabtiiten 6oipital eutlaiien, fpsiI er
i6 aepeigert botte, nit Der gmbuions
einem Ruf q f0lsen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18

@arHm serabe Sieie goritelluag bic
8eadDtHus Der oeutidD.amcri'
faHiihem girser finben
ipute.

s.
Die geahtpelt fliht benz Mimen
feline Rr1n3s.~ Oieie Mdbrnebmuns
bes Ditbters, beren Rihtigteit in bum
bert Sabren nift piberlegt fDorotu III,
mdnt es berunotl CUR gebieteriifen
gotbpeHbietsit, buB bds ardn5eflehs
ten bic Wtittpelt beIorsen muB, beion<
bers. tuenn es irgerlb fpel6en praitts
i6en Ruben bcbtn ioa. Differ Ans
fiht ipirb Girsttor Otto Grnit
Shnio nolItommen beipflihien, Der
ii6 Iaet, pos niist mir Der Wantel,
ipenn sr niht gerolit ift. uuo mas
niiBt mir bds9enefi,, ipenn oaspublis
fun niht in WtaHeu irs 2bedter
front. Is bleibt nun Stpor absutpdrs
ten, oh leBttres nidbt Der s5au fein
piro. 46er ipie Is ben 4nf6ein bat.
ineint in 9haterireiien bic aufft
Dorsukrri6en, baB Elm ouspertauftes
6dus einmdl in Der Saiion fir bic
gan3e Gpiel5tit ausrsicbt. Wlit Ri6z
ten. Gin foI6es greisniB muB offers
eintrsten unb beioubers bdun, ipenn
Der Wann, Der nunmsbr felt nievsebn
sSdbren iein beftes aDnnen uHb Bolz
len eingeiesi bat, urn uufersr Stuct
bic beutihe 8ibne auf setpohnter6Ohe
su srbaIten, bas publifum einIdoei, sl
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blisums pkrbitnt. Wlit Graniesung
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goIition, bic ibm 3uFda pber S1ids
idl beIchienen, ndmlif elm Sort pes
GeutIhtbums in Amsrita 5u fein.
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FORFEIT auf. Gr bari iih nidt dliein
ouf muFifaIiife 9orbietunssu be-
i9rGnten sr muB bonn sSItttsrsolb bsr
rtibeH oeutfhen aitterutur tiefer srca
ben su bem lautern 9olo, 5u BEN
Drama, tpenu sr bic esiftiss DsIi Der
osutften 9i9ttunit boberer Srnnunp
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Ter Gitteraturfreunoe finben iolIte, bdi
er bic GhduTpisls 1rilosis non delir
SaItsn .am dnosru llfer- anesftBt
1as Wert bat in 1eutltIonb unb De-
Iterreidb eerooe3u 5tniotion ssmadt
Sbne irgeno Die trab 3u isin. riitteli
es bic siefen menihli1er Qtioenihofs
ten uno meni6liher geeIe uuf. De,
mprsiss 5onntos biirfte pieIsiht bie
eiusigs G.lesenbeit iein. bieiss bebeu.
tsube Wert tennen 5u krRen; dlff
nod Elm @runb, Inn Der 8ensfi5ncriteI'
lung fir 3irsstor Shmib einsn gan:
sen Grfols gu peri1offen.
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cine erfolgrsite Operation Talisber
laBt.
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Die Staaissdsbge6uag
Die Sean.gprIage fummt am
nabiten Sieuitag ais Speaial.
eeidait psr Sas Saus,
9aadybem Der 1eu1pereuSss sslnsiduH
Sid5 40 @HHfteR ibrer Aunabms
erfldrt bGt.

Di. aDnifitutiDn bes Gsutihen aIubs
Der aeaisldtur. unparteiiihs
Rihterpabl @orlage bonn GDus
perneur unterid,rieben. - GrbOs
buna Der slutpmObil 2i3enfsu. -
gsrifisbenes.