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The enterprise-recorder., 1911-02-17
PINETTA NEWS.

Mrs /. McCrary Of Quincy is
visiting her sister Mrs. J.L.Eiwards
for a few days.
Mr.. w. II. Terry, an oli PIne''a
b,y. but now % RAYS Mil, Ga, was
Io.,,,,.og v;,b M, friend, here last
wcoE
Mr. and Mrs G Owens have as
.uM crost this week. Mrs Mary
NJ % Sor,b Carolina
~, ~ pothnno sucrl several
,,r,lo., we.k in S.uL Florida on
......
,,.l, v;roro rm,.r,yamcut Assc-
.,;...,.r. .h.v sumner and
.,.o Tro.l,v ovaning fer
u,o town Oni,c q
.,,,, n...out and
.,lL, dmo tal by an
r.. .,,, u.,. r,isea which
.,- ..l,l.,,. ,lo ..,rrcls and
Wa % ',,,'' ,,,'.,., 80 INV ri,,r. ,onn
w Wv '.,''' '''''''
',, ''''' 'nr.,,.,.,,,.ninl How.
VI ''s's D','' Si'' ~ ,'' .,'...,,,. ." CO.
ara wen. 70 N"''''" '''''' '''''
turning M'nd'y 20 resume '"e'' "''
/ ties in the school room.
Mr.. Price. a carpenter on The new
school building, came near having
, ,er;on. .e,' orcidsn, one day last week
''''''' ,'r. .ooe,,1 u.Licl
cause" " '''''"s sD,o,,,,,ol
The enterprise-recorder., 1911-02-17
MORROW DICKINSON

A very quite home wedding was
solemized last Thursday by Rev,
Gray when Mrs Carlena Morrow
and Mr.. w n. Dickinson were
made one.
Both yorng people have resided
10 Madison for many years a"d have
many friends throughout this section
of the state who will wish them a long
and happy married life,
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WHERE MADISON
PEOPLE WORSHIP
Church Events for the Coming Week
In the City-Program for
Sunday Services,
METHODIST CHURCH.

~ u,a.on ,rm occ,rv
wv 80 ,l'1N..I,a.,.. :,
"'' pup ,, S,,.,a,
~ , ''' : ,,a,o,,o
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= , ,..,.aoo.rd..It. IT,.
=, w ,.'9 ,I.-s '..,..;,,a.
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f'"'' DAT u '''''
R.v, W. X, lygN VIII NiI ue luI'
u, Les. NdA'af' }" ''v morning ~
u q csocN'
Sunday Nr'o'' AZ ''4' b. d.
Prayer Neela2' "e'"'s''y-''''
= NJ.
All me"N''' ana ''''.o'' .'- '"
tended a" argent i"N'''''o" W 'I's'
services.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching 2Ed and 4.h Sunday
each month. Dr.. +. p. Nickel,
Pastor. Morning service / o'clock
evening service o'clock.
The enterprise-recorder., 1911-02-17
REVIVAL CLOSES.

The revival services which have
been conducted in the Baptist Church
for the past week closed Wednesday
nipht Dr.. Vines who has been con-
ductng the services isa fluent and
impressive speaker and has been
the means Of bringing maoy out On
Lord ) side.
The enterprise-recorder., 1911-02-17
Falls Victim To Thieves

s. W. Bends, OF Coal City, Ala has
n iustifiable grievance. Two thieves
stole his health for twelve years. they
were a liver and kidney troubie, Then
DR.. Kings New Life Pills throttied
them. He's we'll now. Unrivaled Tor
Constipation, Malaria, Headache, DYs-
pepsia, 25c at all druggists,
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Continued from first page }
Cotton Seed Meal
AS a Fertilizer.

very essy for the farmer to either
apply this separately as a side sppl'-
cation shortly after the crop is up
Or 10 mix it with the portion put on
each acre, as be saw proper. In this
way the per cent Of potash would be
raised to point whore it would sup
pIy sufficient amount Of this ele-
ment, The advantages Of cotton seed
meal as a source of organic nitrogen
and Tie ease with which it can be az
piled separately or mixed with other
materials are not as fully appreciated
as they sLould be-
The fo.iowig formulas are well
suited to Madison county soils
Fer cotton. corn ind sugar cane;
~ 5s Of acid phosphate l6 per cent
10 Sea island colon seed moan
~ Murate of potash
i30 Analysing;
Pi,sp6oric acid 8 8 per ct
Ammonia Oh -
Potash I.
FOR cotton or corn;
$50 ms acid phosphate l6 per cent
90 nitrate Of soda
I90 cotton seed meal
oJ murlaie OF potash
800 Analysing;
Phosporic reid per ct.
Ammonia =.
Potash 5.3
Or
25O lbs. Acid phosphate Is per cent
-UO Sea Island cotton seed meal
ou MuIiate Of potash
$40 Analysing:
Phosphoric acid SO per Ct
Ammonia 2.
Potash 5.
Il during the growing ssason tho siz'
& color Of the plant should indicate
lenciency Of nitrogen in the soil toI
dressing Of 100 pounds OF nitrate OF go
"a to the acre should be- mdae.
For corn;-
SOO los Acid phosphate l6 per cent
NO Sea island cotton seed meal
100 Kainit
1000 " Analysing;
7per ct Phoephoric acid
2 Ammonia
3 Potash
II 100 pounds Of nitrate OF soda bs or
Piled to each acre Of the tune the taSse
IS forming the ysiId will be greatly In
creaaed aad corn hardsned.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-08

aflame with his own consuming am
bition. The Mexicans will soon tire
of him.
"The condition of Mexico today IS
unsettled and likely to remain so.
With the entry of Madero into the
capital Mexican stocks fell many PEI
cent. American interests are threat
ened on every hand; American IN
vestments are worth practically
nothing. What can one expect OF
mob rule and medieval warfare con-
Quoted by Incompetence"
After two nights of wild rioting,
the women of my household scream
ing and wild with terror, the mob fir
ing and shouting unprintable things
against me, l finally determined that
discretion was the better part Of
valor.
I'VE packed a few belongings nee
SSodlS VI uSdl W Jul ICetl los NY
sons wife, with her ten-day-old child
at her breast, was hurried from her
bed. We scurried like hunted rab-
bits through back alleys. In the dark
streets we raced in automobiles
for the railway depot, thence aboard
the Ypiranga at Vera Cruz.
1--WE were shot at all along the
way. A bullet grazed my face, here
Almost with pride, the old man
placed his finger on his high cheek
bone, where a red streak showed.
81 shall never go back" he said
plaintively. A tear rolled down his
furrowed cheek and his lip quivered
like that of scolded child.
During the night the Ypiranga pro
ceeded for Santander and Havre
According to present plans, Diaz will
land at Havre and go with his family
to Switzerland.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-08

body of negro cavalry sweeping, past
her house.
The door opened, and in stepped
tall figure in solemn black, wearing
high hat. as George in?" said the in
truder, without other word of intro
duction. IF you mean General George
E. Pickett" answered Mrs. Pickett,
severely, "he is on duty with, the
army" George has been a bad boy"
continued the visitor, stretching out
his long arms and taking the baby,
which seemed to like hi mat sight, and
cooed with pleasure in his embrace.
Mrs. Pickett, still angry, could only
utter Sir" George has been a bad
boy" added the caller, giving the
baby a toss or two, to it's great de-
light, and seeming not to notice Mrs.
Pickett's resentment. "He was the
nephew of a dear friend of mine, and
l had him appointed to West Point,
but he has been a bad boy" After
pause, while Mrs. Pickett listened
speechless, the visitor went on-"But
you can tell him when he gets back to
come and see me in Washington ana
will take care of him"
"Who are you?" asked Mrs. Pickett,
still in mystery as to her callers iden-
tity.
81 am Abraham Lincoln" was the
answer.
WHAT" exclaimed Mrs. Pickett,
the President of the United States?"
THAT is what they call me-" replied
Mr.. Lincoln. Then, handing back the
baby, he passed out with the parting
injunction: Don't forget to tell George
to call on me"
The visitor departed Mrs. Pickett
noticed there was something in the
baby's little fist. It was a fifty-dollar
greenback.
Major George e. Pickett was that
baby.-Henry Mann, in the July Co
lumbar.
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Q C c C @ 9 @ @ @ o @ g C G @ @ @

CORUNNA, Spain, June 17.-Phys-
icallv enfeebled and sick at heart
General Porfrio Diaz, an exile from
the republic of which he was CHER
builder, at last has yielded 10 an
impulse Of self-defense. In formal
statement he justified his admins
tration as President of Mexico ana
reproached his countrymen for what
he describes as their ingrat!tude.
The expression, the first of per
sonal nature since he was forced
from office, was made on board the
steamer Ypiranga during the Drief
stop of the vessel in this harbor last
night Diaz had received the Gov
ernor of Corunna and the command
ant of the port who, with their stars
had boarded the vessel at the direc-
ton of the government to present
the greetings Of Spain, and the Mex
lean consul.
When he was approached by news
paper representatives at first he
asked to be excused, pleading indi5'
position and explaining that though
the troublesome tooth had been eS
tracted he still suffered from an alb
scess on the lower jaw However
after consultation with members o.
his party the following statement
was given to the Fahra hgencia, th'
official press association Of Spain:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-08
BEST OBTAINABLE

Your physician cannot prescribe a
better remedy than Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
for bowel complaints, and his fee
will far exceed the cost of a bottle of
this famous medicine. Get it today
and be prepared. It never fails to
bring relief, For sale by all dealers,
Benson, Smith 81 Co., agents for
Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-08
LINCOLN AND PIcKErTs BABY

The recent death of Major George
e. Pickett, son of the great Confeder-
ate soldier of that name, who led the
famous charge at Gettysburg, recalls a
story told by the widow of General
Pickett and mother of Major Pickett,
of her first and only meeting with
Abraham Lincoln 1t was the day fol-
lowing the abandonment of Richmond
by the Confederates, and when the
Union forces We're in possession of the
city. Mrs. Pickett was alone with her
baby boy, her husband making the
final stand with Lee and his ragged
and hungry veterans. 1t may be need
less to say that the wife of the absent
general was in no friendly frame of
mind toward the conquerors, and her
irritation was increased by seeing a
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-08
Diaz Discouraged And
Broken, Says He Will
Never Return Home
Calls cOuntrymen UngratefuI.

q am saddened by the recent
events in Mexico and the ingratitude
of my countrymen.
81 voluntarily sacrificed my ambi-
ton in the hope of obtaining tran
quillity for the-nation, foreseeing thai
if I continued to defend my cause
might afford a preteXt for interven-
ton.
The bitterness and deep disap-
pointment which | felt was mitigated
by the warmth of the manifestation
of sympathy upon my departure from
Vera Cruz.
much has been said about a mill
tary dictatorship; but can one thus
define a regime which rested upon an
army reduced to $4,000 men?
Weakness, Say AdVersarEes.
when | assumed power | had to
deal with conditions requiring energy,
but afterward the nation ripened and
was more able to direct itself consti-
tutionally My later policies were
interpreted by my adversaries as a
sign of weakness.
Confident in the good sense of the
people, | thought that the agitation
would disappear, but the people, cas-
lily forgetting the merits of my ad
ministration, allowed themselves t
be dragged into a revolutionar!
movement.
MY future plans are not definite
I shall go from Havre to some quie
little chalet in Switzerland. My da
is done, my sun is set, and l am a
old, old man.
my bitterest enemies have bee
evolved out of my warmest FRIEND
ships. | have been betrayed b
those | trusted most. l have suffere
but few injuries from those for whol
I have done nothing; all my trouble
have come from those I helped"
Predicts Chaos and Disorder
what will be the result of ii
FL Madero regimen"
"Chaos and disorder, the disruptio
{ of government, the dissatisfaction {
t the people. Who is this Generi
p Madero, General, indeed?" he echoc
with scorn, "He is a conceited ma
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-08
FILLING MATERIALS,

Filling materials, for swampy
places, low lands, old cesspools, etc,
for sale. Geo, NJ. Yamada, Office eos
McCandless bldg, Tel, 2157,
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G c G G G @ @ Q Q o @ c @ c c
y HOW DlAz FEELS.

~ ~ ~ - - - - - - - - -
G HOW DlAZ FEELS. .
9 shall never go back. V
9 am saddened by the recent y
g events and the ingratitude of my g
G. countrymen. -
@ voluntarily sacrificed my am g
g bition in the hope of obtaining =
9 tranquility for the nation. q
G My day is done, my sun is set, .
G and | am an old, old man. &
. have been betrayed by those q
9 trusted. =
G Chaos and disorder, the dis {
G rupton of the government, {
9 the dissatisfaction of the people {,
6 will accompany Madero's reign :
- - =. - =, - ~ =. - - ~ - - - q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-24

terri4t in anoeren 5G6eru Epiro IN
oeutiher Sprabe ertbetlt.
Sur 4ufnubme in Das Iurniebrer4
itno erforosrlib: /. Stttlther g6aTat.
ter. 2. 8eiuuoer, ipobIgebauter aora
per, nint aI3uishr uuter Der Surche
ihnittsqr0Bs. 3. 9eniigenos llebu11g
i'm 5urTen. A. 9rdttifhs 4euutnis
Der engliThen Sprane. Smmatrtfus
liert t0nnen nur lode 8efperbsr mere.
Den, pslhe ben ptsrjahrigen 8urfns
elmer Sigh Shopl" ubfoIoiert hubtH
poer cine gleihlpsrtbige Aufnahmspriis
flung beitshen Sir nitt tmmotrifu@
lierte 3uruer Der 5nsiten uno Der brita
ten Stufe, Die ben a1tidhrigeu aurfus
elmer 8eltsihule abioloisrt habeH uuo
Der oeutideu Spruhe in btursi6enoenr
Rubs mdttig limb, um IN eusm Sabre
8u 5urnIehrern fir 8auSespereine
ausgebilost 5u ipsrDen, III eiH beionoez
rsr siujdbriger Glemsutarturius einsea
richtst.
| Das SAalaelo betrdgt $l25 pro
sahr fir 35gliRss, Die gu teiuer DER
| folasuben GrlIppeu gebDreH. IS be-
trdat nur $75 prp Sabr: Al Sir 5ur-
ner, pel6e isit miuoeitsns etHsm Sabre
gunoesmitqIisber Iiuo uuo nrsi Sabre
IoHg als attipe Turner ooer 3urn5Dgs
linoe regelmdBig am 5uruen uuf els
nsm 9ereiRstlruplaB tbeilgenommen
6dben. b Siir 1urnertrHen, tpelche
! SDdhter bon Snrneru ftrto, bic iett
HIinoeftens pret Sahreu gum 8unoe GEE
h6rsH, uuh peldae Iei6it bret Sabre
lana regelmGBig am 5urueu Don Rdos
diem ooer SrausntluHen auf eiHsn
/ 9ersiusturnplaB ftetlgeHommsn habeH.
I eSmmutritulierte 5uruer, tpetrhe ben
bel al mitgctheilteu Anfprbsrunsen ge=
niiqeH uno auBsroeln bic i'm Seminars
, prpfpett nGber bsfthnmte griifuHe in
, Der osutIhsn Sprahe beitehen, hobeH
tein Snulgelo gu entrihten. Die 3Dgs
linqe btefer @ruppe iibernebrnsn ois
@srpFlthtung, an Dsnu in neutlter
! Gprate ertbeiltsn lluterriht in oeHeH
poIsm llmfaug theiI3uuehmeu.
{ Die observation-disclosures lperoen
! am 10. unp Is. September i'm 9snts
E Iaen 6duie gu Snbionapolis absebal.
J ten. Der rntsrriht beginHt oafelbft
I am Is. September Der NIT II gan3s
\ feitigen Btl0eru in autotppleorad auss
I geTtattete grnipett, rpeIaer alles gldhers
i enthdlt, nirb 8eperberrr, uHg Aaf'
4 nabme foftenfrei 3ugef1not. Alls Nm,
I frassn fino al rihten On: IirRiehreri
! Isminar, 415 gait Wihisan Ct. ~
, otoHopoIis. Snn.
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Sntpnia Hennen.

Die asitrigsu Rsnnsn battsH fOIgeus
bes ReiuItat:
Grites Reuuen - g0rie $500; fir
3iGhrig. Stutsn; Ceiling; 6 JurIouss:
altborpe 10 (asHnsop) ssuonneu;
Qsopolb lot (Rr9agsart), 3psitss;
Guelio l07 ere cSntprs). orittss. ,3stt:
1.142f5.
81 Rutusls bs5ablt: 4tborpe$1620
Straigbt, $3.50 9lats. S4.70 SboU;
2sOpolb $50 pIace, $500 ShOn;
Guclto $3.50 Sbop.
3peites Rennen - 96rfe $500; fir
2iGbrigs; ceiling; 3 5urlOngs: Soc
9isbolb 102 (1tarttu), geDouneH;
Soucs 107 (Dapsnport). 5Iusitss; Boo
bp 1O2 (anen). brittes. Seit: 1.01.
81 mututls be3abIt: Soc 3ieboIo
$3.50 Straight, $40 placs, S5.70
Gbop; Sauee $50 placs, $3.50
SbOp; goobp $3.70 SlOp.
9rittes Rennen 8orfe $500; iiir
4idhriee unb oariibsr; Ceiling; Z
5urlones: 9oIronid 1O2 (aoftus), eea
tppnneu; 5piion 6Sr 107 (5oparo),
3ueitts; sSeanus 1'are 104 (5apltu)
brittss. 3sit: 1.26 LIS.
81 Meutusls bsSdhIt: 8alroRia
| $10.70 Straight, $3.50 gIaes. $4.3C
S6op; IoiTon o'Sr $21.40 plaes
$3.50 Shon; Ssanns S'arc S4.3(
! Sbop.
0iertss Renneu - gDrfs $500; fiji
3iG1ries; l Reils: Star S'Rpan los
| (9tab), seponnsn; Wslton Street los
(saplin). 3fpeitss; priHesB gallarpai
109 (Rob). bgittss. 3eit: 1.39 2/5.
81 Wutuels besablt: Stdr S'Rndr
$500 etroiebt, $11.60 placs $3.50
| Gbon; ReIton Gtreet $12.40 gldce
$7.40 SbOD; prtncsB GaLIaDap So
Sb0ip.
5iinftes Rsnnsu - 80ris $500; fiji
| 3iGbriss unb bariiber; ceiling; 6 5ur
loHes: Tonau LOT (Wountain), as
Uonnsn; 8tnetoStrDme 106 (1aplin)
3psites; el. Muellsr 100 (aeunsop)
orittes. 3eit: 1.13.
| s. Ulutuels be3ohlt: Gonau $9.1t
Straigbt, S770 place. S4.40 Shop
8eneta 5tronls $11.20 plaes, $3.S
Shcip; aI. Ruaer $500 sbpp.
Sed,fies Hennsn gorTe $500; fiji
| 3idbries uao oariiber; Ceiling; / Rei
Il une 5 GurlOnss: Girit Peep IL
(1aplin), aeponnsH; did Batter 10
(Rob). slpeites; CLAUDIA log (Mouu
tain) nrittss. .3sit: 2.47.
| 50 Rutueis besablt: 5irft pss
$f4.50 Siraigbt; $50 9laee, $3.7
Sbop; Did 9afer $3.50 plaee, $2.8
| Sbop; GIaubia $3.50 Sbop.
| 5iir bic beutisen Rennen tpurnen b
foisenoen pferbe sinsetrasen:
n Gritts Hennen Ceiling; fur {
iGbrise; / Reile unb 7ogarbs: Star
Ier 81, Bob 6arlep 104 Roulpie 10
i Sneet Omen lot, Disccntent 10
Ben aasea 11O. Rodlsr ITO.
/ 3psites Rennsa - 96ris; fur
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Observation-Disclosures.

lGb.iter gOurIsp, 30. 2srinstOn, ap.
lapbd 9. RiGIsr, 20 61s 70. 6. Str
(Ora 8. sma1sp, 40. g]e.blss. ..
lJlprenee y. RsilI, 81. 424 grOabnap.
|Rubolpb grump 20 1912 Race Str.
l4larp Reisr. rs. 1912 Race Str.
lpster asBlsr 80, Seymour 5nb.
lGltaobeth 5rueussl 50. 1929 Rice.
(alen 5snbriricn. 81 UauoiIonpiIs.
lRat5erins aursrod. 80, 1043 ainn.
|2lsoftino Sabaoin "a. 2224 Boone.
leeittia Ruurslli, q, $50 8. 8. ape,
l5sbn R. R.bs, ir.. 2g gsabiiOnpiGl.
lRoie He6munn, q. 1880 Dennis.
1auis glatt 27, 1911 Central glDs.
lSulia gusinstp. q, TAT armorp2lDs
lssrbert 8. Chairman 80. glsmpbis
Tenn.
l2uep .. Gstp.Q. n, 9o3 garuorpms
Anenus.
lSobn S6uIss. ir. 22, 2051 5arri'
ion 4ue.
leona Mobri6. %. 1877 gisIsr Str
|Greb.e .ebtpeiser, 26, 2301 gliftonap
l5raness Gams. 25. 3765 gorbsn CT
]Qpuis u 6prn. 21 1884 gambl.au
Route aa.s. 20, 3S46 SIiDstts slp
|Jranf aapp, %. 1908 Boltsr Ctr
laote Garning. 20. 1916 2inn Ctr
JSam.s ]. Briggs, SO. gelsphs. ap.
lMap Gtoipsl, 19. 1929 Clan Ctr.
J@roper @. 9rots, "A, Gpunspills, Sne
lglaOmi 6. NPits. %. Clinton S0tsl
|GbDarb Seaton. jr.. 2017 Golerain
lglarn miller. q. ya0rspoob.
Isso. q. gos6m. 26, 1722 Diaper 81
lGlisdbeib o. pynIeHfduum %, 328.
8roanfnea aps.
l2lppe r. Campbell 81 .230groabna
lstpra MeaGIe. q. 139 grpanpap.
|gDaltsr Sonss. Rtnoins, 90.
lefliee Shear. 19. 523 Gbannpn aDt
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9lus benz ppliseigerid3t.

mm gopis. elm II Sabre nltsr
greis. bate iith esittrn untsr timer
f,br Ihtpereu antlage gu ptrantporten.
gDie Isin.r 3eit btriatet. bate 8aols
Dor siniasu sagen bic st6n 5nhre dlte
sohier bes pclisiiteH oorrp Uldrtln
i'm bos erbstidob Des 6duiss. in
ipelhem er ais Sanitcr thdtig III, aes
lodi unb nd, an benz Rinbe nergdngen.
gr tpurbe troy Ieinss 2tuenens fhnls
bia befnnben unb NIT elmer Strofe
BON brei Uacnaten @rbeitshdus. 500
nnb Rotten belegt.
Der Sdl eegen ben 38 Sabre alien
Uerfduf.r gsors aebrt BON Qo. 2428
Bloom sirobe, tptlher cuf Osrdnldis
iune isiner 5rau tpesen unorosntIsher
g.nehmens psrboFtst pcro<n mar.
purbe ouf bic offene giits sefsst. Jrcu
a.bri btbauptete. In Der Gcunerftdg
glaht BON ibrem betruntenen Wonne
txbrobt iuprhsu su fsiH. fooob iit iih
se3nung.n sei.kn babe. aus benz Gena
| fer AZ fprineeH. nm ii6 ben ansss
brcbten WiB6unbIunsen su entsieben.
auh Der Gan geefn ben untsr Der
Mniloee Der aruntenbeit psrbdfteten
albert 3immermanH truree auf ole
uffens Cite gefebt.
Die gleesr Thomas 6odnep unn
Thomas Diff, pslne iih In Der Dom
neritaa Raht Inn GilpermOoR gogirs
taus sons fiir6terlih perseilt batttH.
uurben su is SIS Celebrate uno ao'
iisn perurtb<iIt.
Wm. MrUiabcn. tiis Mirth bon bsr
1 gilbsrt apenue. ipuros tuesen Gin.
miifuns Tn bic nmtlifsn 6unttioner
eines yolisiiien nit elmer Gtloftrnf.
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ameritaniiaen SurnsrbunDss iit Die
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Den 9ereinietsn Stddtsn uno SugIeih
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5auptIpra1e GHsltfh ift, aas5ubilbeH.
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