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Evening star., 1911-08-26
Christian Gnneahor
Rotes

- HE topic for tomorrow's Christian
O Endeavor player meeting. Mis-
sions in Persia and Turkey" will
afford Presbyterian young people an op
portunity TO study work in which they
have special interest, that of DIR. A. L.
Lawrence at the mission station Of kir-
van. Persia. One-half of the funds used
for DR.. Lawrence's work is contributed
by the Presbyterian Endeavorers of the
District of Columbia through their or
sanization, the Presbyterian Christian
Endeavor Missionary Union.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church will
hold its meeting tomorrow evening at Z
O'Clock instead of at 7:3O. as on recent
Sundays. This will be an information
meeting and active and associate men,
bers of the society will present interest
ing facts concerning some of our modern
neightors.
The Mount Pleasant Congregational
Young Peoples Society. through it's phil
thropic committee, will give late this aft
ernoon the fourth and last of this sea-
sons outings for poor children and their
mothers. The place Of .today's picnic is
Libbey Park.
The Young Peoples Society of Berwyn
Presbyterian Church will be led in its
meeting tomorrow by Mrs. Elmer Power
An interesting letter has been received to
be read in this meeting from Dr. A. L.
Lawrence, who describes the present
political unrest in Persia and tells OF
- conditiop OF the people.
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member not to smother individuality In
those they have put In power. BY all
means. do not gossip, find fault or criti-
else, for in that lies the leagues and
church's greatest danger. Remember.
these bad habits are either born of jeal-
ousy or ignorance, and are the devils
tools to tear down good structures.
keep every one busy by use of money
and common sense. Try to make the
church more attractive than the world,
realizing that spending money in keeping
the young in church is not an extrava-
gance. but is a business look as Well as a
spiritual look into the future church.
Help the district rallies and put the
league in it's old-time position of eff
cheney. September a. 3 pm. DR.. G. l..
Pate will deliver a sermon to d mass
meeting of leaguers. Let's have an old
fashioned crowd Don't come for show,
numbers or good music, but come for
Gods business.
Looking forward to a great year. and
asking for the support and friendship
from pastors and members, and counting
it happiness when l can be of service,
/ nm, sincerely in the work,
LOUIS P. HIESTON, President
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Judah Carried Captive to Babylon.

Judah Carried Captive to Babylon.
Golden Text Be sure your sin will find you out
Numbers, 32:23
~ HE death knel of judah was
l sounded after a prolonged siege
of eighteen months. The Chal-
deans returned after crushing the Esyp-
tian army. jeremiah was vindicated by
the turn of events, yet no man sunereo
more than this patriot who sought 10
save unto the last. The end came after
indescribab BILE suffering and horrors within
the city. We see 1t mirrored in the lam
entations of jeremiah. Famine drove the
Hebrew mothers to such pitch OF mao
ness that they did not hesitate to con-
sumo their own children. The young
children ask bread and no man breaketh
II unto them They that did feed del
icately are desolate in the streets.
* X x
Defeat.
The heroic defense of the city. in spite
of the weakness of the army through
want of food, revealed the strength,
strategy and stick-to-it-iveness OF the
Jewish people They pulled down their
houses to strengthen the walls that were
weakened by the battering rams. They
tried to destroy the effectiveness OF the
blows of the engines of destruction oy
catching the rams with chains. by which
they would weaken their blows or over
turn them AS Geikie we'll says, Inc
thud of the battering ram shook the wails
day and night: archerS made the de1enSe
increasingly hard, by constant showers
of arrows from the high wooden 1orts'
catapults of all sizes hurled stones into
the town with force as deadly as tnat
of modern bullets, and darts tipped WIN
fire kindled the roofs of houses: mines
were dug under the walls and attempts
at escalade by ladders were renewed al
every favorable opportunity
Something had to give way. ana lhe
first part of the wall to fall was the ioils
stretch on the east side of the city. wnlch
helped form the temple area platform
The suggestions of Jeremiah to surreh-
der were rejected. Not once during tne
siege. although the forces inside the cits
grew gradually weaker through lack VI
food and nourishment and their houses
we're filled with sick and wounded. uIo
they propose to quit the defense OIL the
capital city. Lrrors and
the knowledge that some one had ioi-
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Covenant Services.

tomorrow morning at IL o'clock, at the
Church of the Covenant, Rev. DIR. ]. f.
Fftschen. pastor of the First Presby-
terian Church of Ithaca, N Y, will
preach. The usual 7:3o o'clock musical
service at the Covenant tent, corner OF
Park road and Mount Pleasant street
will be led by Mrs. r. III. Dalgleish, con-
tralto, assisted by cornetist from the
United States Marine Band and Miss
Anne c. Holden, accompanist Rev DR.
Fitschen will preach at the i O'Clock
service at the tent.
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Rev. Mr.. Stutchell Here.

'The Law OF Spiritual Perception" is
to be the subject Rev. w. T. Stutchell of
Railway, n. j., is to discuss in the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning. He will also occupy the
same pulpit on the following SUNDAY
morning. when he viii discuss Church
and Labor"
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Brotberboo1 of
ST. annrfho.

nm some of the larger centers of the
II brotherhood "round table" confer
~ ences have been inaugurated with
marked success. Personal work Is the
principal subject discussed, and at each
conference, it is said. direct and compre-
hensive talks are given. followed by gen.
eral discussion upon practical working
points brought out and enlarged upon
The gatherings are attended by from ten
to fifteen members of the organization.
\ \
On account Of a permanent church
building having been erected at Colonial
Beach, with a priest in charge, the serv-
ices which have been held for some years
at this resort under the auspices Of the
Washington brotherhood chapters during
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the months of July and August have been
discontinued

the months of July and August have been
discontinued.
4 X X
The members of the chamber of com
merce and of the Y. NJ c. A. OF Buffalo
are reported as lending their assistance
and cooperation in the local preparations
fo~ the national convention of the Broth
erhood of ST Andrew. which meets in that
city October IS to %. Indications from
the numerous brotherhood centers point
to an especially large attendance at this
years gathering.
X X
Mr.. John r. Wallace. who has served
for a number of years as corresponding
secretary Of the Washington Junior broth
erhood assembly, has resigned that posi-
ton on account Of his removal from the
city TO reside permanently in Chicago.
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Tbe Ruthless Danb

EATH is a ruthless reaper. From
lIA the pale horse and his rider none
~ may escape. 1t is inevitable that
men shall meet this last enemy. Thank
God he can be met with the courage of
the strong Son of God and vanquished.
Nevertheless, the heartbreak comes with
the passing of the loved one. OF whatever
age or station, says a writer in the
Methodist. 1t seems, somehow. that more
Of grief falls to the lot Of parents who
Evening star., 1911-08-26

ERSES 1-o-When a historian gives
y an event took place. and associ-
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-24

Halifax, N. S., Feb. 21.-On the
eve Of the assembling of the Nova
Scotia legislature the leaders of the
Liberal party from all parts of the
Province rounded up in the capital
today to do honor at notable ban
quet to Hon. George H. Murray, for
nearly fifteen years the head of the
provincial government. The affair is
intended as mark of the appreciation
OF the party of Mr.. Murray's decision
not to retire from the political arena,
as he contemplated doing some time
ago on account of the condition of
his health. which recently has
shown much Improvement.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-24
VIEW BISHOP OF LEAvENWORTH


Leavenworth, Kas., Feb. I'll
Many dignitaries of the Roman Cath
Ollie church will be in Leavenworth
tomorrow to assist at the consecra-
ton of the Rev. Father John Ward
as bishop of the Leavenworth do
,ese. Manager Diomede Falconio,
the papal delegate at Washington,
will officiate, assisted by Archbishop
Glennon of St. Louis and other emf.
nent prelates. Father Ward, who
has been pastor of a church in Kan
sas City. Kas., succeeds the Right
Rev. Thomas F. Lillis, who recent
ly was appointed coadjutor bishop
of the Kansas City diocese.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-24

New York, Feb. 2l.-The possibil-
tiles of the motor boat for pleasure,
sport and business are compreheA-
sively illustrated at the big exhibit
tion which opened in Madison Square
Garden today under the auspices Of
the National Association of Engine
and Boat Manufacturers. Every
available foot of space in the bis
building is occupied with the exhib-
its of boats and accessories, repre-
senting the latest products of MAJ
ufacturers in all sections of the
country. The boats vary in type
from the little racing craft designed,
solely for speed to the large pleasure
boats that are marvels of elegance
and luxury. The show will continue
until March 4.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-24
EXHIBITION OF AERIAL CRAFT

~ -
Boston, Mass, Feb. 20.-Aero
planes of every type. including sever
al machines that have established
records for distance. speed or heighl
either In this country or abroad. ar,
included among the exhibits at tn.
second National Exhibition Of Aeria
Craft. which opened In Mechanic.
Building today and will continue Il
hold forth there until the end Of tho
week. In addition to the variou,
types Of air craft the show comprise.
= wonderful display Of accessories
which illustrate almost a. much q,
the machines themselves the amaxina
progress In the field Of aeronautics
during the past few years.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-24

lavender kid gloves, besides emDar-
RAISING yourself with silk hat and
an umbrella. Now confess your guilt
for it is the only thing left you to
do, and will give you permission to
smoke in your dungeon some Of those
excellent trabucos you are SO fond Of.
and which you always smoke with a
amber mouthpiece.
Ito be continued.)
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-24

show you tlat Ae r,aSse. .nc go I.Ii5
and the night of Tuesday w er-
sonages of the highest rank. In short
his little machine will be so cleverly
constructed, so nicely arranged, all
Its wheels will play so we'll, that there
%ill be nothing left for you but to
open the door and usher him out with
the most humble apologies. The only
means of securing conviction is to sur
prise the miscreant by a rap1d1ty
against which it is impossible he can
be on his guard. Fall upon him like
thunder-clap, arrest him as he
wakes, drag him hither while yet
pale with establishment, and interro-
gate him at once. All! wish were
an investigating magistrate"
Old Tabaret stopped short, frighten-
ed at the idea that he had been want
ing in respect; but M. Daburon show
ed no signs Of being offended.
+. Proceed said he, in tone OF en-
enlargement, proceed"
Suppose, them" continued the de-
tective, II am the investigating mag
istrate. l cause my man 10 be ar
rested, and, twenty minutes later, he
is standing before me. do not amuse
myself by putting questions to him,
more or less subtle. No, go straight
to the mark. 1 overwhelm him at
once by the weight OF my certainty
prove to him so clearly that 1 know
everything, that he must surrender,
seeing no chance of escape. l should
say to him, My good man, you bring
me an alibi; it is very we'll; but l am
acquainted with that system of de-
tense. 1t will not DO with me. l
keep proper time, and all the people
who never lost sight of you. In the
meantime, this is what you did. At
twenty minutes past eight, you slip
pei away droitly; at thirty-ave min
utes past eight, you took the train at
the St. Iazare station; at nine O'Clock,
you alighted at the station at Rueil,
and took the road to La Jonchere;
at a quarter past nine, you knocked
at the window-shutter of Widow Le-
rouge's cottage. You were admitted
You asked for something to eat, and,
above all, something to drink. At
twenty minutes past nine, you planted
the well-sharpened end Of foil be-
tween her shoulders. You killed her!
You then overturned everything in
the house, and burned certain docu-
ments Of Importance; after which,
you tied up in a napkin all the valu-
ables you could find, and carried them
off, to lead the police to believe the
murder was the. work of a robber.
You locked the door and threw away
the kew. Arrived at the Seine. you
threw the bundle into the water. then
hurried off to the railway station on
foot, and at eleven o'clock. you reap
peared among your friends. Your
game was well played; but you omit
ted to provide against two adversar-
les. detective, not easily deceived,
named Tirauclair. and another still
more clever, named chance. Between
them, they have got the better Of you.
Moreover, you were foolish to wear
such small boots. and to keep on your
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-24
SWEDISH LUTHERAN
CONFERENCE.

Marquette, Mich, Feb. 21.-Mar-
ouette is entertaining for several
Gays a notable gathering of Swedish
1utherans, the occasion being the
Arst general meeting of the new Su-
Derior conference of that denomina-
Non. The territory Of the new con-
Ssrence comprises the whole of the
apper peninsula of Michigan and
aorthern Wisconsin, which were for
asrly embraced in the Illinois con-
1urence.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-24
EIGHT PERSONS HURT IN
ST. LOUIS GAS EXPLOSION.
In the Meter Department and Labor.
atOry-One Man Blown Through
Window.

st. Louis, Mo-, Feb. 21.-Eight
persons were injured, two seriously,
when the meter department and lab
oratory of the Laclede Light Co. was
wrecked by an explosion this morn
ing. Thomas Turner, aged so, was
blown through the second story win
dow of the building and landed in a
snowdrift. He will recover.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-24

London, Feb. 21.-The Rome cor
respondent of the London Globe says
the Duke of Abruzzi has obtained .
leave of absence from his naval con-
mand and will come to the United
States and be guest at the home OF
the late Senator Elkins. 1t is said
complete reconciliation has been
made between the Duke and Miss FL
kins, and no objections to Miss I'd
kins by the Dukes family is made.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-24

There is more Catarrh in this section OF the coua0
than all other diseases put together and until the Id
few years was supposed to be incurabe. For gre0
many years doctors pronounced it local disease aEa
to cure with local treatment. pronounced 1t ncurabl
Science has proven Catarrh to be constitutional d.
eae ana eneselore REQUIRES
Co.. Toledo. Ohio. is the only Constitutional cure q
the market. 1t is taken internally In doses from u
drops to teaspoonful. 1t acts directly the bo0e
and mucous surfaces Of the system They offer On
hundred dollars for any case 1t fails cure 0snb
for circulars and testimonials.
Address F. ]. CHENEY Il CO.. Toledo Ohio
Sold bv Druggists, 7ac.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-24
lllCK HILLS PRESSED BE|CK
COMPANY
Rapid City, SD.
HOUSE OF COMMONS BILL
INTRODUCED BY ASQUITH
Ourtailing the Obstructive Tactics of
the House of LOrds-Known
as Veto Bill.

London, Feb. 21.-The long
awaited veto bill providing for the
surtailing of the so-called obstructive
Actics OF the house of lords was in
PRODUCED in the house of commons
esday by Premier Asquith. In intro
1ucing the bill Asquith said an I'M
precedented situation would be pre-
ssnted If the lords action in reject
Ag the budget was unchallenged.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-24
BRICK CHEAPER THAN lUMB r.

II You intend to build let us figure
With you. We have the largest brick
1saat In South Dakota. Our Pressed
0xick are hard and endurable and
1eok good. II your lumber dealer
emit supply yOu, we will sell direct.
Rrick for . six or seven room Bung.
Glow would cost about $3.50 laid
Down at your town. Write for sam
eles and prices. Also lime In barrels
an6 I'm bulk.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-24
MISSISSIPPI MAsONs.

Gulfport, Miss, Feb. 21.-A
week of much interest to Masonic
circles in Mississippi was ushered In
nere today with the meeting of the
Masonic grand lodge. The Mystic
Shriners and other bodies affiliateA
with the Masons will hold their an.
nual sessions during the week.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-24
CHICAGO MAKES ELABORATE
PLANS FOR COL. ROOSEVELT
Will Deliver Six Speeches in Various
Parts of the City on Washing
tons Birthday.

Chicago, Feb. 21.-Elaborate prep
arations are being made to greet
Col. Theodore Roosevelt, who will
reach here this afternoon for a cam
paign of speech making tomorrow,
on the occasion of Washington's
birthday. He will deliver five or six
addresses.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-24

st. Petersburg, Feb. 21.-Serious
disturbances are prevalent in the
plague district as the result of tho
closing of nearly all industries be-
cause of the plague. Thousands os
unemployed have turned bandits and
many villages have been looted
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-06
y3eriomals s9actisen.

6err 6. &. Webber, Der Senior
Der hitiigen Runitmolersaolonie, IN
gsiiern Morssn In feinsr Refbens, Ro.
31T2 GilIlibe 4penue.. In RiDerfibe.
tuoielbfs er elm MsHfhtnalttr getuobn.,
i'm bohen Alier BON S6 Sabrtn seftors
ben. Der alte 5err nit oem fDollena
BEN tpeiben Bart uHn btm Sdinpphut
mar cine marsdnte Grff1eiHung. CT
ipurbs i'm Sdbre 1926 In, Stdate Rem
Drrt gebpren, stists friihseitig Talent
fir Rolerei nnn Darbe ouf ameritonis
fden uno turpp0iften aunitf6uleu
auseebiIDet. Gr mar ein ror3iigliher
annbfhcfts- nnb Genrtmaler. Mud
perihi.hene tarafitriftifnt pcrtrdits
linb BON ibEn porbdnben. Gins feintt
beotutenbffen Gen6lhe in bic .llnosrs
arounb Rntlnan-. ME man ben b<imIia
den transport non @tldDsn Hah GGs
nabd beseihneie. Shon Dor siaisel
3sit that jid ein 8iirgtrsaommittf.
suIcmnen, Inn biefes Mevt, neHsr
Mvth aHf sl0, 900 psrani6lag spiE6
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-06
Zmifisuahridbteu.

Rem gort, 5. april. 2lns.tom'
men: .Rauretania" bon 2iperpool.
Soutbamptou. abesg.: rSdi.
fer DilbsIm H." uno rNoriatic" mad
gtstp gurt.
Queenstopu., abgsg.: nSnsrs
MA nah Bolton.
@abi5. abses.: .9usuos airss"
ruh Rep Yort.
8enuu. gbsss.:: mSaunio" mad
Bottom.
2ip.rpopL. 4uset.: rGampu'
ria" BON Rem gort.
abgss.: r5rieslunb" nah pbilaSsl'
pbid.
Ropenbagsn. 4n9et.; ng. 8
1istesn" BON Rem Yprt.
9lnmoutb. 2lnget.: Oceanic
| BON R.p gOrt, na1 Sputhampton BE-
ftimmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-06

fir unier auniimnfsum dn5nfdufen
Gin 1beil oes 5onbs iii fhOn Dorbans
ben nnb es ipfrD boffentlfh niht oI5u
l1nge bduern,, Bis Der gan3e 8etrGa
Dorbdnosn ift. QIebber bat cine fol6s
Ghrung tpobl perbient. Der 0eriudls
tungsrot6 bss 4rt Club belt geitern
Rahmtttdg bsreits cine 8eriammlnng
ab unb truf WaBregeln 3ur 5beilndhs
me an Der 8eerDigung feines dlteiten
Witgliebss. Die 8siiesung erFOlat am
5reitag Ra6mittdg auf Spring 9roDs,
SIM beiten Wannesalier, i'm az. Sc.
bsnsjnhre, III gsftern ein in tpsiten
RreiIen betannter uno olIgemeiH bot@
argelebensr oeutIher giirger, 5err
gbarfes 80. g9infler, in bic
Gipigteit btniibereeIdlummert, inrtig
betrauert ni6t nur BON feinen Qngeb0.
rtgsn, fonoern aud bon ben, pieteu
Sreunben, bic sr iih I'm aaufe Der
Sabre ourd fein fernbsutIhss DeIen
81 ernerben sstpuBt bate. Die Beer,
6igung finDet am 5reitdg Ruhmitt1e
I'm 2 lhr pom 9rnuerbauie, 30. 2709
Scioto 5traBe, aus itatt.
Ulit aufri6tiger 1rouer tpiro in
iueitsn areifen bic auuoe BON BEN
aeItern srfplgteu abIsben BON 5errn
Rubolpb Stratem.ber pers
nommen tperbsn, Der i'm alter BON &c
Sabren in bic gipigteit biniiberihfums
merts, innis betrduert niht nur Dor
Tsinen 4ngebOrigen, fonoern aud Dor
ben pislen sSreunben, bic sr ii6 burf
iein tsrnbeutfhss Wtfen 3u ertperbtr
eeDubt bate. Die 9serbigung finbei
am Samitag Ru9mittag um 3rpei ubl
bonn 5rauerbduis, go. 5015 maiu
apenue, ROrfpooo. aus ftatt.
sm bOben Utter BON 70 SGbrsn III
5rau Rari q Anna Rbein, g.b
Riftner, in bic Gpigteit biniibergs,
idlummert, innig betrauert bon ibrsr
QneebDriesn uno ben Dielen syrsunhen
bic iie iif, burh ibre 5tr3ensgiit. uni
perf0nlihe aiebensDiirbieteit su sri
ipsr6tn gsfpubt bate. Die 8eiissuns
Der Iterblihen 5iille Der DdbineeFhie'
bensn finbst am 5rsitas Worsen IN
balb neun nbr bonn Srauerbuuis, Vo
/ 1882 Of Union StraB., aus itatt. NOR
auf INN neun ubr in Der ct. anored:
air6e Elm fsierlihss Rsquisms 5od
amt aboehdltsn tperoen piro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-06

- 90. Jonts bon glmipoob, g.,
melheie aeftern in Der GENERALIZATION,
bab ibm oeItsrn in Der Gifen6dbnsr
gouna Tlns gbrtftian AToetotiou.
go. gil Beft 6iinfte StraBe. ieins
llbr, bic einen Dsrtb BON $40 hdtte.
.nttpenbet tpuroe.
- als psrRiBt tpurbe seiteru Der
pplissi Der 16 Sabre olte Gee 9ons
BON Grossbed, 81, ssusEDet. Der
jung. Rann perlttB am 9isnitog isiHs
slterGins Bobuung uHb lit ieitoem
ui6t msbr ssfehen tuor6sn.
- Giner Der 9ertdufsr in oem gu
tpelRrs.I4dft bon u. Serf6eos, Ro
GIT Tsain Strabs. tpuroe seiterH Don
ein.m ho9sI.sdnt setleioeten iungsn
Rann, Der einsn tltinsn eiHtGtf mah'
t., beim me6feln eines groBereu gelo'
iheins um $40 beenuHsrt.
- 5onna grssen bon go. 1407
Clan Strabe betldst Den 9erIuit ihrer
5aifsnuhr, bic einen Werth bon $50
befibt. SFrI. 8regen neloete ben Dieb-
Ttabl geittrn abeno in Der gentrnIitds
ton unb nannte Rahtfef arumpe ben
glamen zines 9eripaHbten, ben +. i'm
@roa6t bat, Den 9iebifahI besaHssn
III hQben.