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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-03
C. D. WEST: For Supervisor Beat 3.

The man whose name surmountS
this article has decided to yield to the
strong pressure behind him to offer
for Supervisor of his Beat. Ia fact
he has been Of that mind for several
months, OF which he confidentally
informed the writer last Fall. Dave
is now serving on the Board of E!ec
ton Commissioners IN which capacity
he has had previous experience and
through that Office he has come to
have a right smart familiarity with
county governments. Dave is fellow
of very amiable disposition; an ear
nestness of purpose which stands out
with peculiar prominence in his
character, coupled with that honesty
and interest in the correct admins
tration of governmental affairs that
should make him good timber for I he
office provided he marshals along
with 1t that suf1iciency of firmness
necessary in a Supervisor to soar ov-
er the pleadings and selfishness o.
the many who will lobby his board
and we believe he will exhibit the
latter or he would seek the place
He is t at conscientious. He is mar
whom this scribe has always highly
eS tcemed
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-03
W. C. ROBERTS: For Supervisor Beat S

Lum Roberts of McGain authoriz-
es US to put his announcement before
the people of Beat 8 to succeed G. O.
Backstrom as their Supervisor. We
understand shat Backstrom will not
reoffer. Roberts has had experience
in the Board as lots of US remember,
and with that training to his advan-
tage will prove quite help to the
general strength Of the board with
several of the present incumbents
not going to offer. There should al.
WAYS be two at least of experienced
men kept in that body to aid in eX-
pediting matters by their familiarity
and copnsels as to the handling OF
ordinary routine minutia. provided
such can be found who fit into the
requirements of their masters, I'll I
PEOPLE. The writer is at dlsad
vantage to pen this comment on w
G. as we have not had the opportu
nity of seeing him personally and as
certaining if there be any express
IONS as to his Arguments on the sew
eral important questions that Jus
now vex the popular mind IN O.e
Greerc on County government. l
he desires to have us to do SO, W
NAV later on outline briefly some
his views.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-03
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AVERA.
Tlrdy arrival last week.

Tlrdy arrival last week
Avera, Miss, Jan. 25. 1911.-Dear
Editor and readers | havn t
seen anything from our little burg
lately will send IN a few dots.
Miss Mamie Landlord daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs..I. e. Lankford, return
ed from Mobile Sunday where she
went for hospital treatment, Also
little Geneva Smith.
Mr.. L. Brown and family attended
church at Johnston creek Sunday.
Borned unto Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Lingenfelter on Thursday Jan. II,
1911, a girl.
Mr.. Joe Smith and family have re-
Gently moved from their home at Old
Adamsvile to Wilmer, Ala. Also
Mr.. Palmer and family. Wish Their
much success in their new homes.
There will be box supper given
at the Avera School on Friday night
Feb 10. Come girls and bring box
boys come with your pockets full OF
money, u good time sure.
With best wishes to the Editor
and the Heralds many readers.
WHITE LILLY.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-03
Home, Sweet Home.

Stay, stay at home, my heart and rest
Homcseekings hearts are happiest.
For those that wander they know
not where,
Arc full of trouble and full Of care.
TO stay at homo is best.
Home-the name made dear by sa-
cred associations, the place where
childish feet take their first falterir g
steps and infant minds receive their
first ideas. There lessons OF love and
truth, or right and "rong, Of faith
and hope and purity are imprinted
upon the plastic heart, and all the
sorrows and perpleXites of after life
are inefficient to quite etface these
first deep true impressions. Sweet
home, where the mothers gentle hand
prepare the little domestic comfort S
that a fathers love provides, and fill
ial affection is the silver link, the
silken tie that binds the household
band together. Trials may come and
clouds may lower, but in the seclu-
sion of home remain sweet healing
for the wounds that brave and SEN
sitlve hearts hide from q disdainful
world. TGcrc these hurts and dis
tresses may be confidently revealed
and a sovereign remedy found in its
unquestioning faith. There child 5
pure kiss or the touch of di npleC
fingers may revivea soul on the verge
of despair and in the home the brlgh'
est dreams become more golden, the
rarest pleasures more intense. the
tenderest joys more serene. And i
in the varying degrees of fortune, it:
loving shelter must be abandoned
how the exile folds about his heart, a
the traveller does his cloak the mem
DRY of its lights aid flowers, it's Loves
and hopes and kindnesses.
There the noblest influences exist
the hottest impulses fad eXl ressiol
and there have been born the Chast'
and lofty senti nents that have mad
a whole worll better.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-03
THAT SPOTTED FEVER ABOUT .UcEDALE


Phone communication by DIR. NJ.
l.. Batson, county heaith officer of
Greene, with DR.. W. w. Eley, Coun-
ty Health officer of George, elicits
the news that the spotted fever
which they have in the vicinity of
Lucedale is Spreading down there
and that they have been some other
deaths, but that the disease is not
the deadly Typhus fever but Cere-
bro Spinal Menengititls, and that
they are taking all proper precau-
tions for its control. A serum has
been developed by the Rockefeller
Bureau of Medical Research which
reduces mortality in treating this
disease as in Diptheria with the we'll
known toxin for it.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-03
&4AM|0EIS Tide
[HI(QLIlQM!IEJ
R. D. COCHRAN: FOR REELECTION.
As Tax-Assessor.

The headlines of this piece sug.
gests the subject and his ambitions
aa to polica( service. r ID. Cochran
is one of those public servants, who
has been tried and proven worthy.
He served one term then was defeat
ed one, but the next time came back
to Office His defeat was largely
due to some misapprehensiol of mat
tiers too long past and thor ouehly
understood to now bring up again.
His return to Office indicate how pub
lie sentiment veered back round in
his favor. He now offers to serve a
third term if the sovereign tiers of
Old Greene are willing and in doing
so, can point TO service that has
given about as near general satisfac-
ton as the record Of any man who
has held that office in the memory of
the writer.
The compiling of an assessment
roll-cSpecialy the Realty one, is a
task OF THAI tremendous magnitude
as to well illustrate to those not by
lfe's experience vet introduced into
the philosophy of the human mind,
how possible it is for man to show
his intellectual falllbility TIE task
concerts too many peoples business
and too numerous pieces of property
to admit of the hope of discharging
it without some petty errors creep
ing in. The man who asserts he can
do the work and evade such egregi-
ties should be regarded with suspi-
cion as he evidently doesn't realize
the true responsibility of the task.
The name of Rich Cochran is a
household word in Greene County.
Since last elected he has married and
settled down to family life. He has
always been a steady, conscientious
and kindly 6ispositioned fellow, pc
culariIy dis tinguished for his persis-
tent application to any undertaking
in which he enllsts. He enjoys the
unique distinction of being the first
man to place an announcement with
the Herald, and we remember well
the day he called us aside and he and
this pensman bad our maiden expe-
rence in that line, for it was also
Rich's first essay into politics. He
will conduct a clean above board
campaign if he has opposition, OIL
which so far we have heard OF none
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-03
Crlins If Gold.

Tomorrow is the fools seed time
Today is the tim to do.
Fear TO die until you have done
some good that wi | always live.
1t is a risky thing to get mad and
stay that way until after sunset.
MANY people fail to accomplish
anythi lg because they try to do too
much.
When the character of anyone is
discuss ed silence in the good natureo
is censure.
The extreme sense of perfection il
some men is the greatest obstacle tc
their success.
You may be moral without being
religious, but you cannot be religious
without being moral.
There is a Swiss proverb which
says that ut takes cool many
shovelfuls o. earth 10 make thu
truth. ("
| Many people pray for deeper
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-03
Saves Two Lives.

Neither my sister nor myself
might be living today, if it had not
been for DR.. Kings New Discovery
writes a. D. Mcdonald of Fayedte-
vile, N. c., r. f. d. No. s, for we
both had frightful coughs that no
other remedy could help. We were
told my sister had consumption. She
was very weak and had night sweats
out your wonderful medicine com
pleteiy cured us both. It's the best
ever used or heard of. y For sore
lungs, coughs, colds, hemorrhage, la
grippe, asthma, hay fever, Group
whooping cough, bronchial trou-
bles, its supreme. Trial bottle free.
SOC and 100. Guanteed by Peoples
Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-03

A crust of bread, a pitcher of wa
ter log cabin and perfect love-
there is happiness for you. whether
the day be rainy or shiny. 1t is the
heart that makes the home, whether
the el es rests on d potato patch or
flower garden. The heart makes
home precious, and it is the onlything
that can. Home is where the heal
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-03

The gentle grace OF the mother
lives in the daughter long after her
head is pillowed in the dust of death;
and the fatherly kindness finds its
echo in the nobility and courtesy Of
sons who come to wear his mantle
and to fill his places; while on the
other hand, from an unhappy, mis-
governed and disordered home, go
forth persons who Shall make other
homes miserable and perpetuale the
sourness and sadness, the contentious
strifes and ratings, which have made
their own earthly lives SO Nretched
and distorted.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-03
DENTAL NOTICE.

] will be in Leakesvile on the 9th
OF February and viii. remain ten days
or two weeks. Office over Leakes-
vile Mercantile Co s store.
CHAS. e. WARD, d. d. S.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-03
: ) eA&ITHS J
SYLVESTER NJ ASON.

DIED, on Wednesday January 20,
1911, at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Perry Mason in Goose Pond
neigbborhood in George County,
SYLVESTER Mason, SIX years old
sonand the eldest child of that family,
of Spinal Meningitis. He was grand
son of MIR. and Mrs, ALT Mills OF Null
lett, Miss.
DIED, at her home in Mullett,
Miss, on Saturday Morning January
%, 1911, Mrs. ALT Mills of Spinal
Meningitis ntracted from nursing
her grandson Sylvester Mason, whose
death notice is also published in this
column Mrs. Mills was sick but a
short while. She was daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. james Beard Sr., who
live across river from Teakesville,
andwe are informed that she wastheir
eldest daughter. She was the moth
err of Mrs. Jas. A. Davis of EXsho,
Ala. An obituary should be prepar
ed and furnished these columns OF
this departed lady, who has been a
reader of this paper for years.
The old town is being given pref
tv thorough clean up under the di-
rection of our new Street Commls-
soner, P.J. Mcleod. The old gar
bage and leaves have been raked up
and burnt and the residue carried
away. We trust that his may be an
enthusiasm that will for one time
prove that the adage "a new broom
sweeps clean only partially states
the history of his ADMINISTRATION.
From some who have been into the
county-seat from that part OF tho
county lately, we learn that move
ment which has the endorsement Of
Supervisor Joe VALLEY is on foot tc
oct a new Voting Booth to be locat.
ed in the Brewer community arC
called Jones. AS there are more
than a score of voters in that hamlet
the box should be created.
If seems to be the consensus OF o
pinion that at the Supervisors Meet
inc next Monday, Feby. 6, that thu
campaign in Greene County will b'
i, fully opened. Watch the candidate
stir among the courtyard throng
that day.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-03
WORK of grace do not want it to
come deep enough to reacl the peck

CT,
No man has come to true great
ness who has not felt in some degree
that his life belongs to his race, and
that what God gives him he gives
him for mankind.
Economy is the parent of intcgri-
ty, and of liberty, and OF ease, and
the sister of temperance, OF cheer
fulness and of health. Proluseness
is cruel and crafty demon that
generally involves her followers in
dependence and debts
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-03
HONOR ROLL.

Robertson, W. L County Line 81 90
Mcleod, M. c., Vernal 80
Valley, Jos. j., City 90
Davis. G. E.. Mu'let 100
keeton. N. r., City so
Turner, Os, City 200
Green, JOS, Vernal 100
Baird, A. G.. Houston RID Mol / 90
Mcleod, Neil, Vernal so
Roberts, J. X Janet 100
Woodland, Alex, Ball LOO
Jones, L, j., Richton RID Mol 100
Clark, L d. City 100
Mcleod, ]. Calvin, Vernal 100
Byrd, J. W, McLain LOO
Tnrner, Mrs. Jennie, HiIIman 1 90
heidelberg, Il. p, City 800
Heidelberg, ". W., Heidelberg 90
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-03

Jro. d. Turner made trip up to
Newton last week to attend a meet
ing of the Board of Trustees of Clarke
Memorial College of which he is a
member from these parts, He found
the affairs of the college in prosper
GUS condition, there being an enroll
ment of 21S and average of 49,
While out on the spin he also visited
the cities of Hattiesburg, Laurel
and Meridian. He was in town Satur-
day and conversed very Interestingly "
of his trip. Replying to queries as
to his being in politics this year, he
positively stated he would not run
for sheriff but might offer for Treas
urer.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-03

Two Toms were in town Monday,
ns.mely: Tom Lucas and Tom Jones
both of whom it happened the Her
aid newsgather had the opportunity
of chatting at the same time.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-03
Philosophy Of The Day.

Great men can outgrow nicknames.
Worry kills more men tEan vars.
Experience gets there every time.
Wisdom wants to be asked for ad
vice.
Some men discipline themselves to
death.
Vanity produces corns and vexa-
tions of spirit
A woman tired of hearing of love
is tired of LOVING.
Many man lives on the reputa
ton Others make for him.
The truth about some men is not
told until after they are dead.
T.
The bitterest tears shed over graves
are for words left unsaid and for
deeds left undone. "She never knew
that loved her. y He never knew
what he was to me. always meant
to make more of our friendship" Il
did not know what he was to me I'M
til he was gone" Such words are
the poisoned arrows which crue
death shoots from the door of the
sepulchre. The lady who laughs
heartily is doctor without a dplo-
ma. Her face does more good in a
sickroom than a bushel of pc Nders or
gallon of bitter drafts. People are
always glad to see her. Their hands
instlnctively go half way out to meet
her grasp. willie they turn involun
tarily from the danny touch of the
dyspeptic, who speaks in the groau-
ing key. She laughs you out of your
faults, while you never dream of be-
ing offended with her and YOU never
know what pleasant world you live
in until she points out the sunny
STEAKS on her pathway.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-03

Tax Collector d. E. Breland prom
ised last year to give us the Delin-
quent Poll-Tax List as quickly after
February 1st., as he could compile
it in, in order that it might be pub
lished early. He will probably hand
it in within a few days. and we will
present it as quickly as it can be
done, thus giving the candidates q
chance to study over it and sec
whom it will be unnecessary to go tC
with persuasive tongue.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-03

w. G. Westerlield and Pat Burch
were down from State Line the lat
ter part of asst week. Pat was back
again early this week. They put in
to buy the bankrupt stock OF
Roberts, Peard & Co., but finding
that the Turner Bros. had purchased
the building 10 which same was To-
Gated, turned stock bid over TO them.
Unofficlally we learn, that at the
February term of the Board Super
visors the question of separating the
Offices of Chancery and Circuit Clerk
will be considered with strong prob
ability of the separation being made
This will call for one more Off er, but
no more money.as we understand II
to come out of the pockets of the ta>
payers.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-03

The Herald is glad to see Beat
showing the other beats OF the coun-
ty good example in getting out in
the early days of the campaign sew
eral candidates for Supervisor, which
is quite an important office, and
where left till late in the campaign
to secure seekers, usually results in
the nomination of sorry timber. Then
when they are in the race a long
time, the people have ann pie oppor
tunty by agitation to make the SUI
pervisory candidates declare them
selves on important policies in coun-
ty government. At this crucial time
in the internal development of the
county, special attention should be
paid to this.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-03

NJ E. Green rode over from Nc
Lain Monday and retired his tax
receipt. Mark informs US that his
decision as to making the race for
Representative, is not positively
made as yet. He has the bee buzzinp
round his bonnet, but its heads OF
tails whether he will brush the honey
maker away or let him start a cont
| in his head, If he declines for Rep
resentative he may offer for Super
visor of his Beat 90.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-06
8ailep's MeiignatiOn.

Samltag bat Senator goilen ALI
o%agemeiner ueberraiduns feline Ste.
iignation eineereidt. MnlaB biersll
CAB Die a%bitimmung iiber oie Son
ltitution beg Staates Mri5ona. 0ie
&onititltion entb1lt bie ssnitiotipe
uno &%eferen0um : 8eItimmung, mi
Der 9ailep befanntlid) abiolut MIDI;
einperitonoen lit. @ls nun flint.
u~no5fpan5ig Der acknowledgements De.
mofratiihen Senatoren fir oiely
&onititution itimmten, betrahtete
er bies als cine Mrt Mistraueng.
potum uno reidte feline Mefignatioli
elm. Dies 8orgeben erreate eilt
unsebelires @ufieben. Serator Sal,
lep botte sIeidaeitig gice-Hrdiiocut
Sherman ourb eire idriftIidle
Wfitteilung BON leinem entihluB lit
aenntnis seiest uto @ouperneur
Golauitt cine 9epeide 5ugeianot.
Sherman peigerte iih, Die Mittei.
lung perleien gu laiien. Sic oenno-
fratiidena Senotorell, oie fir oie
annabme Der gerfaiiung a%ri5ono's
seitimmt batten, lieBen ourd Sc.
nator Bacon bon Georgia cine gr-
flarung a6gebenz baB ibr @otum
feinesmegs 10 a~usgeleet meroen Dir
fe, nls ieien lie fir oie SsSnitiatibe-,
N~eferenoum= nno Miifbernfulqs,
Soee. gann iammelten Tie iid) nm
gaileD nno beriuhten i'm slir Miid,
nabme ieiner Heiignation gu per-
mloiien. @ud 8ice : Braiibent
Sbermail Der ieinen Sit einem on.
bern Senotor obgetreten bate,
l6loB iib ibnen an, aber goilcp
blieb D~orlaufig feit. Ser 4onerc5
pertagte ii6 in5miihen uno Die aon-
feren5en nuroen in Ser Office oes
8ice=Trdiioenten mo 9ailep's fort
seieBt. Sebt trafen aud 0epeidlen
aus Ser& ein. @ouperneur Col.
quit erfldrte, ooB er Die Meiiana-
ton ni6t onnebmen lperoe lino sabt-
reihe Srennoe gailep's, Mitalie.
Der ser 2egislatur uno anbere, Ga
ten i'm, ieinen gntihluB in @ieoer.
erpdgnng 81 5ieben. Ils oarn
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Cine verraftne Frau.
gon s. g +.
Moriicknnu.)

sd besreife ia ipol, oab Sit
peritimmt iino BOP Sic etfuas
permiiien beut abero, 9err 8rdii'
bent" begailn Tie lahelno uno lhnl
ben 5ad]er ouf. nIud mir linf
iiberraidt burh oos 6ernbleibcr
Der grenfenboff'ihen Samilie."
&on5enio rauiperte iid nno riid.
te an Dem Sroen, ben er I'M Der
Sails trug." Sic lpreden BON Scr.
thinning, sndoige GraL oarih it,
rem Sic iagte er nod Elmer
Bauje.
., Sbre Nugeit iiito ebrlidel
als Sbre 3unge, tie bIiden meIar
9oIiid."
o@naoigite iino mirflid gu Gil
tig, mid elmer 10 e~ingebenoen SRI
ritrg 5li unter5ieben," iagte er uns
ber5og ben Muno.
Sic bob Die S1leppe. oylr
Sranen limo ebell fonierbatip, midi
mie Die Mdnner, Die Dem Meucr
'ladla9en uno bas @lte oariiber Der.
noflaiiigen."
gSobe id oas getan?" fraete Ell
amuiiert. CT puBte, gauge geno.,,
ooB Die @eeitemiinot iif alle Mii.
BE ge9eben batte, i'm az ibreu
acknowledgement gu ipannei1, bate
iib ibre gemiibungen aud gefal-
len 9elaiien, obne iid fir file 81
intereiiieren.
Sic fpotten, sic miifen soltj
gettah
Was bate Tie oarum geeebe1,,
0eap nni6aoIid gu MAIDEN, benz
B~ralloenten GIL perleioen mno iid)
on ibre Stelle 81 iesenl Der lido,
ne, bornebnle W1ann in Der bobcll
Steatnng init 6en bielen Srbctt
rei5te iie %oerooe3u.
DMon ioate Dem. Neuen seselt.
itber ober bod etmos 5uriidbolten,
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Samitag bat Hidter 91pper
Die @ranoiurp e%ntloiien. Sic bat,
mabreno Der 3eit ibrer Sisung BON
%. Samaar an, 81 @nfloeen erbo-
gen, bon oenen tie 26 om Iesten So=
sc eingebra6t bat. Sn ibrem 9e-
rtdt logt Die @ronoiurp, bab iie oie
5inan3oerbaltniIie oes Gountps in
gutter 8erfoiiung uno Die 8eri6te
Der 8eomten in gutter Sronung ee,
fl1noen babe. 9as @ountpgefangnis
entlprtft, nod Der Inii6t Ser
8ronolurp Sen mooernen Mnforoe.
riiftgen niht mebr IL. iollte ourf Elm
11el1es @ebouoe erieet meroen; es
miro aber iauber ut1o oroentlid ge.
baltelr uno fir Die @efangenen miro
gut gelorgt. 4udj Die @ebauoe ouf
Der alten Irmenfarm iino l1ledt.
Die 0ertpoltung tit aber gut. .0ie
9ronolurp lpridt ii6 nit GROCER
Entertaining mber ben Mnfouf bes
Sanoes fir Die neue M%rmenfornr
uno Die bis iest auf ibm erri6teten
@ebauoe aus.
Bon iebt miro oas 8oitaast
IeOen Sonntag geidloiien iein ullo
es peroen Dem Yublifum feline
8riefe p~erabfolgt perben. Natiirlid)
meroen Die Yoltiaden auf Die
@ores perteilt Mub perben midi.
tige 8riefe obgeliefert, iperrn 2el,te
Die lolHe ertparfen, ant Samitog
Special 9eliperp Stamps" beinl
Foltamt binterlegen.
Ser @ouperneur bat Col. St-
TO 8abrmuno gum Mitelieo leines
Stabes ernant.
Somltag morgen eridJien Elm
gemiher 2u5 2uian in Der Office
oes Sberiffs uno erflarte lebr ru-
Zig, er lei ieeben in ben Mudell
9eihoiien moroen. Cine ltnterIu.
dung ergab, oaB Dem 10 luar. 2uiun
er5ablte, oaB er bie StraBe elt-
lang gegangetr lei, ols ploslid Elm
S6ub abgefeuert nuroe un6 oic
augel ibm IN ben &iiden brarg.
Seiner Mnii6t nab bat ser S6uE
einem @noern eeeolten uno er 1T
nur burb 3ufaa ~getroffen moroea.
Ole Sade miro unteriudt moroer.
Mie es beiBt, beabiidtig:
Gentnant Soulois einen Glua bon
2areoo nod bier 5u unternebmen.
Gos g. 81. @erie go. 70 oes
Sroens Der eagles" bielt onl
Sonntag cine grauerfeier fir feline
perltorbenea Mitelieoer al.
Sn ieineR @hltie an ser Dho-
mare Ctr. ltarb nod fllraer &ronfbeit
6 aIr es Bbilipp 5;ranfs
i'm Sitter BON 81 Sabren. Ser Ser.
ltorbene fam i'm Sabre 1879 mad
ben Ser. Staten uno mobnte friiber
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uno 5ran 6. W5iiuer in Stepben-
Di1e.
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ltar6 am sSamitog George 80,
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idrle in grpan ituoierte nno Ser boz
einigen Wohen bierber q~efommen,
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oeln Su lafien.