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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-24
Don Antonio Orcasitas
y Delgado

Aver falleci6 en- esta ciudad, ell senior
don Antonio Orcasitas y Delgado, ele-
mento muy distinguido del comercio de
esta capital
FL senior Orcasitas era socio de Ia acre
dEtadlslma mercantil de esta plaza.
A. M. Somoza y Compania, y gozaba de
gran estimation en- nuestros centres So
ciales.
El acto del sepelio que tendra lugar
esta tarde a las cinco, sera una ver1a-
dadera demostraci6n de dueIo.
Ell BOLETIN lamenta Ia desgracia
que at1lge a la familia doliente y envia Ell
pesaune a los deudos del fnado, y de un
modo especial a nuestro muy estimado
amigo don Antonio M. Somoza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-24
Boda distinguida

Ell sabado en- La noche, contrajeron
matrlmonio en- la Iglesia de San Mateo
de Santurce, la elegante y distinguida
senorita Haidee Marin Mari6n eJ TO-
ven abogado don Luis Llabr6s.
Apadrlnaron a los c6nyuges, la senora
Peplta Marin de Palmer y ell senior dor
Antonio Llabres, contador municipal.
La boda Sc celebr6 en- familia; ne
obstante asistieron algunos amigos init
mos de los novios y fueron muy obse
quiados.
Deseamos los felices contraveDte,
todo genero de yenturas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-24
Cine las tres baDde|a2

III eine las Tres Banderas' - ,1nico
EN- Puerto Rico, es e1 mas c6anodo y VEN
tilado, y ALI concuIre 10 mas selecto dc;
San juan.
Las pellculas son 10 naelor que Sc CO.
noce en ea mfuapdo entero y la empress.
de los amigos Portel y Garcia no omite,
gastos para complacer al soberano ptl-
blioO que diarIamente asiste al Atlanta
do ~~Clne las Tres Ban5denas''
Hoy colossal programa~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-24
NOTA DE CATANO
TEATRO LL.EDO.

Anoche tuvo una acceptable interpre-
taci6n la chispeante ZarMsela '*iMaisica
Clasics". Los artistas Srta. Maroeria
y los seiloT,es Verez y Sanchez, nenaron
su cometido Il satisfaction del ptlblico
que no oes6 de aphandirles. Ell sabado
proximo subira a la escena <tN Rey que
Rabi6".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-24

Aver tuvimos ell gusto de conocer
la distinguida y elegante seforita Tula
Martinez, de Mayaguez, que actuaImen-
te Sc falla pasando una temporada en-
esta capital en- la residencia de nues-
tros amigos, dos esposos Saldana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-24
Ell case del ST, MayoTaI

Los hernanos del desgraciado amigo
dom Mateo Mayoral, han publicado en-
dos peri6dioos de Ponce una elocuente
carta, negando en- absolute, que su di-
funt0 hermano, sc hubiera suicidado si-
no que fue vfctima de un accidente N
ser arrollado por un caro- el6ctrico cue
le produjo Ia muerte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-24
''Ripios propios y ajenos''

Don Jose Mas y Perez (G. Naro), nos
envla un ejemplar del libro, "Ripios
propios y ajenos, - crltica y satira, COM
posiclones en- verso, obre asuntos de ac-
tualidad.
El libro oonsta de 116 paginas, y esta
impreso EN- Ponce.
Cuando 10 hayamos aeido detenidamen
te, nos Ocuparemos con mayor extension
del libro.
I Hoy, daznos las graeias al autor por
ell enviO que nos ha hecho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-24
Una circular

thl Lcdo. en- farmacia don Enrique:
Martinez Ph-ado, nos participa en- una
circular q'le, en- breve, abrira en- Jrnc-
cos orrs gaEan establecimlento de Farma-
|cia-
El Lloenciado Martinez nos avisa one,
esta reEaclnado con varias reputadas Ca
sas anlerlcanas del rano, Y que por
tarto, el ptb3ico encontrara en- su esra~
|baecLnlento patantizados, drogas, per-
fluemria y todo 10 concel-nient,e al ramos
de falmacla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-24
Don Enrique Lloreda

Ha embarcado hacia Espana, ell senior
Enrique Dloreda, distinguido abogado y
funcionario judicial.
Ell senor Dloreda permanecera seis
meses en- la peninsula para reponer su
salud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-24
Fl CeItamcn de MaDatl
ENTUSIASMO INDESCRIPTIBLE

ENTUSIASWO INDESC
Uno de estos dias Sc publicaran los le
mas. de las composiciones enviadas a.
certamen del Casino Puertorriqueno dc
Manati.
Por TO pronto podemos adelantar a
publlc0 que hay presentadas sesents
composlclones poeticas; ocho juicios crf
tlcos y echo composiciones musicales.
Tn numero de concursantes, verdade
ramente inusitado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-24
h Dr., c. MuiOy Diaz

Partzeapa q su aumerosa clientele awS
h5a Las hora1 de 3 de la tarde, para
La consult2 diari&, en- los altos del Ne.
81 &c In calie de Tetuan d0nde tien4 sa
t&blecddo su despacho professional.
Telefo2oa No. 326 y 1917.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-24
NOticiaS

Ell sabsudo por La tarde, en- Ia haclen-
da S"Coa1nelia de lIayaguez, Ell ma
yordonlo Pedro Rivera do 4 suierar
una eseopeta al pe6n Miguel Vazquez~
|escapandose TN tirNo con el que sc hi
rio gravemente.
Aver tarde flle adTsestado en- Ponce
Jose Rotlr1g1ez, vendedor de billeteS de-
loteria, ocupandoIe tres billetes me
dio Y dos decirnos.
Ayer tarde muri6 en- Juana Diaz, eE
|dliilo Maroelino Santiago, de 2 amos de
|edad, q eonsecuenela de haberle caida
|encima una p1edra que Sc despnendi6
de un monte del barrio Hatopuerco.
Ell 19 del corrienEe la Cor1e de Ciales.
seantenci6 a $1,000 de msulta a cada unog
de los indiNid1ros que fueron sorpren-
didos iiugando all Monte ell dfa Z del
coGriente.
Nos escrfben de Ba1rranquitas 10 81,
gulente: r
Aver tarde, EN- 1nomentos EN- que eE
senior Nicolas Ortiz eruxaba s eafsa1yk
un calDej6n en- el qrle Sc desenyugaba.
una y1lnta de bueyes. uno de 6stos EN-
bisti6 el cBbaFbo que naontaba dicho Sc
-
que ufrlrso- Ell se6or Ortiz salio ileso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-24
Ell Salon '*APOLO"

Slgue lIepando mucha gente al 'sSal6n
Apollo ., el suggestive ntlmero de Ia ssma-
rlmba" guatemalteca, que es aplaudidf-
sinlo todas las noches.
Las peliculas que completan el es-
pectculo son de 10 mejor que aquf We
naOs. :.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-24

L..
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-12-21

ably as Christ. but always indomita-
bly,. as indomitably as Christ, insist
ing on truth and justice, Gods truth
and Gods justice and Gods love TO
all men.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-12-21

This is the Dr. Holland gave the
vote. We all much "n ladies'"
quite know what say when asked II ought be
classed with children and idiots denied suffrage
and yet feel deep down. that there something with such
arguments
The fact is that good enough and
enough vote but they don
Voting mans business and he votes his folks
much himself Manhood suffrage that every family
that will be stand because
want temperance law till has majority of behind IT,
Women have influence politics they
it, and influence than the ballot The greatest
has only votethe the
influence And thousands And this
because unsesh nhuenceshe herself
II had all bad would
would be doubled the labor and
doubed-and the result seldom changed
But the deep objection that suffrage would diminish
the importance OF the family and the Of the
dvdual Now the family the unit in the Many
to diminish the life OF the family We believe
family the most fundamental thing human happiness And
family requires the bearing
part To make woman into truly reform against nature
the rights of husband aud head OF family
who have borrowed school girl they
engaged to- and then Tilted her. We gave pigs
and calves to their wives raise
sold and then disappointed them We know that
with property Now womens voting would tyranny,
but better laws and better public sentiment will 90
ing TO be cured
At the time Americans there
bly, idle exravagant and selfish
the world.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-12-21
FOR WINTER TERM.
Extensive Preparations to Receive
Large Numbers in all Departments
of the institution.

Secretary Morton has received more
dollar deposits than ever before, and
the College authorities are making
all possible efforts to accommodate
students aud classes for tho winter.
Special attractions of the Normal
Department seem likely to cause a
great overflow there. and the class
es in agriculture. by Prof. Clark, are
being understood, SO that a large nun
Der Of farmers boys are coming for
the winter term.
To begin with. the great east base
ment dining room at the boarding
han is ready, SO that lao more people
can be seated there. The great dairy
barn, which has been built with bor-
rowed money, is now In use. This was
erected principally to make certain
'nat the good and cheap board, for
which Berea is famous, could he
maintained in spite of the rise IN
cost Of provisions.
For school rooms the rear portions
OF latum's grocery store and Roberts
neat shop have been fitted up. and
Two more very spacious rooms will
De made out OF the brick building
on the Richmond pike which has
been occupied as a hardware store.
To provide for the hardware store
the "old hotel building next the
bank. long occupied by Mr.. Porter.
Is being thoroughly modernized and
covered with iron as a protection a.
gainst fire. Mr.. Porter has moved
his office to the building Immediate
ly south.
Additional dormitory rooms cor
Young men will be fitted up In the
two business places on the Richmond
Pike and tho old hotel building on |
Main Street. and two good dormitor-
les for young women will DO provid-
ID in the Dodge and Duncan houses.
In all departments minor repairs
ire In active progress. and we may
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-12-21
\ POLITICAL IDEALS
GEO. W. CABLE ADDRESSES
BEReA STUDENTS

Mr.. President. Ladies and Gentle
men Of the Faculty, and young men
and young women and fellow boys:
Preparing for Citizenship
II Is a moving sight to me to stand
before this solid bank of masculine
faces preparing for citizenship. my
mind and my heart are full OF Ques-
tion-Who and What-the SAND
question you are asking yourselves.
Who and what are these to be?
Where and which Is the Lincoln Of
the future among these Kentucky
boys? Where and which IL the Jack
son or the Clay or any other great
Southerner Of the times forever gone?
Where Is the Washington or the
Jefferson Of this solid bank of boys
and young men from Southern states?
We do not know. am not before
you AZ a prophet. can foretell you
nothing. and feel only made small
Ter by the superb and overstatcd
praises that have been spoken for
me by the President OF Berea.
There is a ludicrous side to It. Did
you ever sec In the museum or any
where else, one Of those comical full
length mirrors up to which you walk
and suddenly find yourself growing
fat rs Daniel Lambert or the Presi-
dent Of the United States? Well. that
Is tho way l feel when have to
listen to President Frost telling peo-
PIE who and what l am. l feel as |;
he had made mo as big and fat AZ
hippopotamus. as big and fat as one
Of those mirrors makes you when you
walk up to Il and you find that your
head 10 about the size OF an. ordinary
flour barrel.
Well now. last night we were to-
yfther for mirth. This morning
80 you to indulge mo In a good
G-ya moro earnestness of mind than
you were asked to show last night.
II l happen accidentally and by mis-
take to say something amusing I
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-12-21

About the third year Of each presidents crop Of rival
candidates spring up, and for though he
could be elected second Here President Taft who has
managed the affairs Of his great Office with signal ability with
out faint Of sefshness And he being abused side
by the bghtarf and the stand pstters and the other
hand by the low tariff and the nsugnt Does
show that be has kept the middle which really beet for the
country
And when think Of few administrations have left last
ing benefits the world He has established the principle Of
cty for corporations and expert commissions for revision Of the
tariff and these foundations which all progress
rest He has advanced the he has manaed
honor Of country abroad and prosperity home Hurrah for
Taft
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-12-21

ably as Christ, but always indomita-
bly,. as indomitably as Christ, insist
ing on truth and justice, Gods truth
and Gods justice and Gods love 10
all men.
Government Worth Something
Now l have got quite away from
what intended to say first and am
going back to 1t. anu going to speak
OF the bcneficence of government.
am going to dwell on that for a mo-
ment for 1t will lead me back To
where l pause now. doubt II one OF
you men has ever sufficiently realized
how much like God a good govern
ment is; how nearly next to our duty
to God our duty to government is;
how vastly benign are its influences.
You have a>postoffice in Berea. You
SEQ the letters come by bagsful and
go by bagsful. Multiply that by every
town the size of Berea and larger
than Berea, and by every village of
this state and then by every state
OF the union. Multiply those bags by
the number Of letters In those bags,
multiply the number of letters In
those bags by the words of love.
counsel and help and stimulation and
truth and courage that arc In those
letters and consider what a blessing
1t is to you. to you. because to SO
many millions upon millions, what a
blessing II is to you that there is
such a thing In the United States
as the United States postoffice depart
ment. which has been doing your bid
ding at a loss every year from 1888
TO 1910, and this year. according to
yesterdays report.) for the first time
since 1888 has covered expenses.
Think OF IL!
might sit down and give you q
half hour to think OF the beneficence.
the divine benovolence. of the post
office department to a great nation.
Then add to this thought OF the post
office department like thought Of
every other department of this vast =,
government.
Base to Wroag Government
And yet. and yet. am I telling the |,
Continued on Fifth Page)
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-12-21
N OUR OWN STATE NEWS OF THE WEEK
Race for speaker-Justice Harlan
Senator BradIey-Rsdistricting
Committee - Poultry Exhibition
Lincoln institute Growing = Gas
Main Broken.
CONTEST FOR SPEAKER


The two leading candidates for
speakership in the next Legislature
are Claud Terrill, of Oldham County,
and Harry A Schoberth, of Woodford
County. Mr.. Terrill is reckoned the
administration candidate, while Mr..
Schoberth heads the opposition to
the state organization. The race will
become even warmer as the time
for the nominating caucus in Frank
fort approaches.
HARLAN HONORED
Recently a memorial to the late
Justice Harlan was ohseryed In Wash
ington, and many governors. senator's
and citizens paid him high tribute.
Mr.. Harlan is said to have participant
ed In the consideration of more cast,s
than any other man ever a member
of the Supreme court, over seven hun
dred cases in all.
BRADLEY AND TAFT
Senator Bradley is recognized as
the Taft leader of Kentucky. He is
busy organizing the State for perfect
ing details to send a strong delega-
ton to the next national convention.
With the Administration working
through him and the state organiza-
ton prospecting under his hand Sem
ator Bradley is the dominant Repub,i.
can figure Of kentucky.
REDISTRICTING STARTED
The redistricting committee appoint
ed during last legislature to report to
the next has had several sessions and
reached some conclusions. The present
report. against which many protests
will be made. affects nearly forty
counties.
POULTRY EXHIBIT
The first annual exhibition of the
Central Kentucky Poultry Association
was held in Winchester last week.
Mr.. Perry NJ. Shy, its secretary, is
working hard for a state poultry
"~>au GNU - Poussiy uuuuiu6 Ou the
state fair grounds.
LINCOLN INSTITUTE
Saturday two cornerstones of two
great dormitories for the Lincoln Insti-
tute were laid near Shelbyville. The
cornerstone for one was laid by Mr..
Eckstein Norton, OF New York, q
trustee; while Principal Thomson
laid that OF the other building. A
party of representative people from
Louisville and other parts of the
state attended the exercises.
GAS ACCIDENT
A landslide near Mt. Sterling dis
jointed the ten inch gas main that
supplies Winchester and Lexington
and left hundreds of people without
light and heat for several hours. Peo-
PIE rushed to restaurants and hotels,
to find that they were also affected,
and many people had to retire for
the night hungry and cold.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-12-21
CONTENTS OF THIS ISSUE

\ fAhoA IAn6
= Political ldeals-Cable.
Editorials.
For Winter Term.
In Our Own State.
News Of the Week.
SECOND PAGE
General News
Christmas Home Song.
THIRD PAGE
A Christmas Alias.
FOURTH PAGE
Vacation Socials.
The Messiah.
Missions Made Interesting.
Locals.
FIFTH PAGE
History Of Red Cross Seals.
SIXTH PAGE
Christmas Trees.
poem-christmas in Old Times.
SEVENTH PAGE
Serial story-Miles standish.
Markets.
EIGHTH PAGE
Eastern Kentucky News.
The Village Blacksmith.
Hurry Up.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-12-21

have no objection to laughter. even
Ii you have to laugh at me, for I
have been laughed at before many
times and can stand II.
Loyalty to Government
Well! | want TO take my cue this
morning from one or two facts and
one or two texts. The first fact Is
that the State Of Kentucky is today
inaugurating her governor, and natur-
ally-since we arc trying to be up
with the times the impulse will be
to speak OF the date, to speak 10
the fact Of today; to speak concern
Ing our relations 10 government.
And 50 l fall back to the text Just
read. which. to be perfectly frank
with you. Was suggested by myself; a
text that Berca particularly needs to
bear in mind. and text In obedience
to which Berea has furnished
superb. a shining example: Render
unto Caesar the things that are Gaze
sar's"-lct mo moderinze that a lit
tie = Render unto government the
things which are governments and
unto God the things that are Code.
Free Speech
Keep the Law. Know the scheme of
your government. Know that you live
by the consent of the minority in
the will Of tho majority provided
that II shall DO frequently reconsider
ed and that there shall be free
speech. free press. free discussion,
free conviction from one end OF the
land to the other. SO that truth may
grow and that the truth though
crushed to earth may rise again. AS
a great scholar over in Yale has late
ly said In print: while II is very
true that truth crushed to earth will
rise again, yet We have a duty to
fulfil TO truth. a duty of unfolding Ii
because. while truth crushed to earth
will rise again. says Lounsbury 80
will falsehood." Think Of It a mo-
mont. It will amuse you. but it will
you. Truth crushed to earth
will rise again. but so will falsehood.
And falsehood is doing 1t. and you
know 1t is doing 1t. all the time. So
there arc great places. great men,
great women. great institutions that
stand for tho maintenance of truth
while falsehood crushed to Garth rises
again but rises to do with itself
what truth never does that Is gradu-
lilly. little by little. as the wheels of
progress move on. gradually TO COM
nit suicide. That is what faischood
ioes. And one OF those institutions,
md one OF those spots OF earth that
ItaDds like lighthouse on q cliff, |
estifying to the truth. holding IL
Is high as liberty holds the torch In
Few York harbor. is Berea College
nd Berea town.
viii 6erea be True.
Do not suppose that I have come
ere TO speak soft words-to throw
ouquets to you. am speaking what
say In praise. Of Berea College and
be Beroa idea because. was going
D say !. but no. because the world.
J afraid that you will forget 1t. The
Iorld is afraid that Berea will not
ealize her importance In the world
nd her Importance to human truth
nd justice. Gods justice. How come
on to be the superb and growing
nd thriving institution you are? II
because OF the idea on which you
.arted. II Is the idea on which you
/. peaccably. always peaceably. peace
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-12-21
GAS ACCIDENT

all expect lively time January third.
II would be well for everybody to
read the announcement of the Col
lege on page seven.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-12-21

You child into school this
have been pospered enough you do
to 60.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-12-21
NOW OR NEVER

You can get term Of school at Berea this winter
you will never be younger
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-01-26

Summheit beaanser, oenn seitern mar
unter ben slpei Mdnnern Elm 6reier uno
Sic baben Sbr ganses gslter betannt.
sic fra9te oann lpslder es mar. Der
Sun9e poer Der gllte uno gab oaun aud
nod Serrn 2Dffler Die S6ulo, benu
bate er es ibr porber geiagt, oanri bdtte
lie iiber ibr glter 10 ooer IL Sabre
finger angegeben.
gei uns III Sleinbersoorf mar am
26. 9ippember SdulS= uno Molloit-
ridter-@abl. 8e,udblt pllroe fiir
Sduls 8ottlieb 3iegert unb fir Mol-
loitridter Soiepb aammerer. SD mar
aud poreeihlaaen. SD babe mid
aber bebantt unb mid bonn 9allotiren
abseiast. SD babe seieBlide 8riinoe;
ih bin idon i'm ga. 2ebensia6r une
babe idon IL Sabre aeoient.
llno nun liebe 6reunoe uno 9ea
tannte in slmerita, ieio ale ber3lih
sesriiBt uno alle 2eier Der qoit aud.
slu6 einen bersli6en @ruB an Satob
aeim, Sobann aeim uno Sobana
SdanSenbad; lie iollen ein 2ebens3ei-
den BON lib geben ipe,m Tie mieber in
9lmerita ansetommen lino.
@eorg aieB.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-01-26
6urefa, z. =.
Is. Sauuar 1911

Is. Sanuar 1911.
Siermit Mil ib audi cil,mal einen
8eridt al Die pOit einienDen. neil i6
9eraoe 3eit Oa3u babe. 9teuieteiten
9i6t es nibt piele. Sas @etter 1T
beute siemlid i6On. Mein S6paaer
Seinrib gteubartb bat ii6 Snet giertel=
iettionen 2ano getauft l2 Meilen noro=
peItlih bon 2eola, zines fir $26.25
per 4der uno ems fir Is per 9lfer.
gr bat iein Giertel bier perfauft an
ieinen Sruoer s. S. gteubartb fir bic
Summe BON $500. Seinrib sebentt
i'm 6riibiabr etpas oaraui 81 breden
uno ein Saus uno einen Stall oarauf
81 bauen.
9ei meinem gichbar SObam Sob
ring tebrte Der alapperitOr6 elm unb
butterflies ibm elm tleines Sobn6en,
mas oem Sobaun iebr eroBe 6reuoe
maht.
Mit GruB, peter 2pebs.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-01-26

9eno aus, Die 8eihdfte 9eben gut uno
es Osrlanete lie nidt mebr nad eureta
gu tOmmen.
3atob Soffmam unb Gbriltina Soif
Iiebsn Iib in Die iiiBen gbefeileln ibmie=
ben, Oemielben 8eiipiel folgten audi
gu9ult Stobner rno Gbriitina PreBler.
SeBtere unternabmen cine GeiIe na6
Minneiota mo lie iid trauen lieBen.
gel ieiner 9lntunft bierielbit peranltal=
tete sr bier einen Sang NIT Wuiit sum
Seiten ieiner 3ameraoen in oieier Rad=
haridaft, no iih audi Der cole 8erlten=
iaft gut munoen lieB. 9eBten Samitas
.tameu 2uomis arein uno 2uotuis Burr
garOt bon gtoro=Sa!otG in Sillsbieu
on, oa lie feline Subre betamen unter=
nabmen Iie ben @ea auf Sdubmaders
&appen bis nad Der 6arm bes fiinf
Meilen noroOitlid BON Sillsoiep wob=
nsnoen Srieori6 Srsin; nabmen aud
su9lei6 9lntheil an benz Sang bss slu-
quit StDbner. 9lm Montas besaben
iie lih 81 ibrem 6reuno Soiier.
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