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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-27
ARE WE ALWAYS ooNsrspENri

Dear Household: Christmas has come and
gone. There were a good, many made happy
while Others no doubt, whose hearts were
made to ache. Christmas day was spent
pleasantly IN my home. but that afternoon one
CT my brothers came for me to 80 to the
bedside of a sister / went at once, and
the dear spirit passed 70 the great beyond
December 26 leaving a husband and five dear
children. No doubt many made big plans for
this year. I wonder how many have made
religious resolutions Sometimes when / listen
20 people talk and hear their different opinions
some awful cold Rnd selfish, I think Of how
IL will be with some that talk 80 unconcern-
ed when they get sick. As rule, they think
that all people ought TO take just as much In
tersst in them as they do In some who have
taken great deal OF interest in the church
People can stay away from church a year and
it's ali right, they think, but let them get
sick and they think Il awful II the pastor
and good people don't rush right over to see
them. Maybe the churchgoing people have no
idea how they are situated When they get
chance they say Eyes, you did net come
20 see me, such and such time.
/ think sometimes Of how older people sit
IN In the presence Of children and talk and
Il actually makes my heart ache, for they
really don't know how the child is taking 1t
to heart.
I think all the members ought TO come back
now let MS hear what each ones plans are
II seems very much like visiting TO get the
dear Journal and see Miss Thomas page and
also dear Mrs Felton's. I think II Mrs. FELTON,
can he 40 faithful NJ the age she is, there are
so many younger that should make an attempt
I am going 70 look for all to come back. Wish
ing each and all a happy new year NELLIE.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-27
WOMEN TO OPEN
MACON STOCK FARM

MACON, Ga, Jan. 26.-Two ladies,
SIS Louisa Smith, of Seattle, Wash,
and Miss Irene Colbert, of Rice. Ariz.,
have written to the chamber OF COM
merce that they will come to Macon in
few weeks for the purpose of per-
manently locating a stock farm here.
How the ladies, so widely separated, got
together on this proposition and decided
to locate in Macon, is a puzzle to the
chamber of commercel officials. but. ar
rangements are being made to assist
them upon their arrival They will oper-
ate a stock and cattle farm.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-27
BONE rxpLANArroNN

stonewaI Jackson-A sobriquet given during
our civil war. 10 Thomas Jonathan Jackson,
the Confederate states. This famous appella-
tion had its origin In an expression used by
the Confederate General Bee, on trying TO
rally bis men at the battle OF Bull Run, July
21. Is8l-"rhere stands jackson like a stone
wall" From that day he was known as Stone
wail Jackson. and his command as the Stone
wall Brigade.
to General Zachary Taylor Q79O1S50), 18th
president Of the United States, expressive
OF prominent traits in his character.
Cradle OF Liberty"-A popular name given
Fanueil Hall. a large public edif1ce in Boston,
Mass, celebrated being the place here
the orators Of the Revolution reused the people
10 resist the British oppression.
Father OF French History is title con
ferred TO Andre Duchesne t15s4-1d4ol. cele-
brated French historian.
Father OF History''-A name given by Cicero
history to any degree OF. perfeetion
Father Of English Poetry was the title
given by Dryden to Chaucer Oath century,, as
the first great English poet.
sFather OF Epic Poetry Is epithet ap-
piled 10 Homer. the supposed author Of Iliad
and the Odyssey, the earliest national heroic
Evil May-dsy." an English term for the list
Of NAY 1917. So called account Of the
dreadful excuses OF the apprentices and popu-
lace against foreigners, especially the French.
The Dark Day" May 10, 1ISo-So called on
account OF remarkable darkness extending
over all New England. IN some places one
could not see how 10 read common print In
the open air for several hours Birds sang
their evening song. and disappeared: fowls
went to roost. cattle sought the barn yard. and
candles lighted in houses. TIE dark
ness fen about 10 O'Clock in the morning. and
continued till the next night. The cause OF
this remarkable phenomenon IL not known.
Dixie Is commonly thought OF as the south
ern states OF America, a pretty Illusion. but
the real truth is that Dixie is northern
negro refrain OF 70 years ago. At that time
no one ever heard of Dixie land being other
than Manhattan Island. When slavery existed
In New York. one ''Dixy'' owned a larFe tract
81 land on Manhattan Island. and a large
number Of slaves The increase Of slaves and
abolition sentiment caused owners to send
slaves 10 more secure sections. and the ne
groes thus sent off naturally looked back TO
their cid homes. ''the land OF clover" with
feelings Of regret, they could not imagine
any place Ike Dixys. Hence IL became
synonymous with an ideal locality. combining
ease. comfort and material happiness Of every
description.
The song pixie" originated in New York /;
in its travels II has been enlarged, picked M
note here and there. adding a chorus and
from indlstinct chant Of two or three
that II Is not Of southern origin cannot be
obliterated. hut Dixie belongs to the south
despite its origin. for where is such an ideal
land as the south7
Let each and every one OF us be thankful
for the abundance we have and be ever ready
to divide with those who have not
Wishing each member and 'our good lady,
happy year, l am.
MRS J. II. HowsER.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-27
was Jusr1cE HAs A WORD

Dear Houeehold. ! have come 10 giTe an
account 81 nyself, Do thou likewise have
bper rfrk vpar and a half. Last sumner my
rhwmsrlan aS~ssers change Of climate, 50
went away down South.- 70 a qaset little
5000 SEN IS II all o. M family IS gath
cred around TIE fireSide without the House.
held 20 discuss
vera Noble. your suggestions on managing
children were good. but l know sorne mothers
who have - many little ones and 50 much 70
Do that ! fear they would never get roano
70 bafhe then. once day. I beard lady say
that she had . neighbor sis thought great
Ieal o. but regretted that &c let her children
% 50 dirty. The woman that was talking
Is three ard hires her washing and sewing
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-27
CHILD-LOVERS CAUGHT.
ON WAY TO WEDDING

owNsBoRo, KY, Jan, 25.-Both rid.
ing astride on one horse from their
home near Nuckois, KY. Mary Ellen
Tichenor, 16 years old, daughter OF
Magistrate Coleman Tichenor. and nei
boy lover, william Wells, Is, were ar.
rested on their way to, Louisville &C
be wed. The fugitives we're caught by
officers who had been warned by the
girls father of the elopement.
I'VE will be married yet" declared
young Wells to his captors.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-27

once again knocking for admttance to the
Household. But / have resd its every page
and miss many familiar names. I have been
absent also. but let rs all come back and greet
each other Of yore through our dear House
hold Every year brings its changes and we
all have our sunshine and shadows. But let
Us all look across the hills for the brightness
that. sooner or later, win be found there.
Now. I have a favor to ask Unfortuna tely
I have lost the copies OF three of my poems.
and / would ask any one who has them 20
please send me a written copy. They are:
Mother is Growing Old" 'sThe Georgia Hills
and After the snow" This win be very
much appreciated and viii return the kind
ness gladly. I hope we may soon have letters
from all or old members and also those who
have written later.
With very good wishes for all our Household
band and dear Miss Thomas, sincerely
NAY e. MCMILLAN
Please send copy TO me at Taibotton. Ga,
Route 4.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-27

pins or the new combs. and to protect
yourself you will have to carry broom
sticks or sword canes.
Good-by, old hatpin. The brunt OF
many a gibe, the sharp point of many
a jab, you win go to eternal perdition
amid the laughs of men and the tears
of women. to whom you have long been
a steadfast friend E
Back to the museum of antiquities fori
yours. and may you never have another
stab at the public. "a
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-27

consequently the soul has perfect rest in the
midst OF the storms Of life.
Frequently minds dwell on that City
Beautiful beyond the clouds, prepared by the
loving Creator OF mankind, for those who seek
God and believe In His name. This place
the New Jerusalem-is city whose streets are
paved with gold and whose glittering towers
outshine the the midday sun The walls OF
this wonderful city, we told, are stueded
with sparkling geEs. and it's gates are OF
cleaning pearls, glowing rubies and scintii-
lating amethysts.
Many Christians have endured unutterable
torture, suffered excruciating palms. with re-
joiclngs and e1ultations, believing that such
Affections here. IL for righteousness sake,
gained for them an entrance to that home
across the river of death, that house of many
mansions 1t makes the Christians heart
leap with Joy when he hears the name Of his
Saviour being praised, and, oh. how sweet IL
is TO go to God In prayer and ask Him to
watch over and care for US and guide us In the
pathway OF righteousness.
Rockmart, Ca. ----t MAE VINCENT.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-27
HEAVY MAN
DIES: WEIGHT WAS $50

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. "a
Hermann Schmidt, said to be the
heaviest man in the west. was
found dead at his home here yes
terday. His weight was over $50
pounds. and was placed by some
as high as ATS pounds. He was ac-
tive in spite of his avoirdupois,
and up till Saturday last. attended
constantly to his work as host at
a saloon. Schmidt was s. years
old.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-27

Dear Household After an absence Of two
years come again 10 pay a visit 20 our dear
Household The year 1910 has been numbered
with the past. and the new year has made a
twelfth Of It's journey. To some will come
JOY and happiness. while to others sadness
disappointments and heartaches. While to the
Christian troubles may come adversely, Sick
ness, desth. the soul feels no pang. no dis
tress. There is realization that "all things
work together for good to them that love God"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-27

Professor Hacker, who is interna4s
tional authority on dairying, estimates
the feeding value of a ton of fodder<
corn at $3.50 as compared with ton OF
timothy hay at Sc. -
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-27

Details may seem too snail for some.
people to bother with; but If the little
cogs in the big machine were left out
it would stop.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-27

DR.. Cook is now busy denying the roprts that
he reached the north pole---K Kansas City Star.
Or. Cook has discovered that there Is DIFF.
ference between returning and ''coming back. y
ST Paul Pioneer Press.
Or Cook seems genially hopeful that the
public viii let the matter pass with tine un'
derstanding that the joke Is on him.-Wash-
ingtOn star.
Current Literature says DR.. Cooks record
as a descriptive writer remains so does Nun
chaussen's, only we amt buying much or IT.
Louisville Herald.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-27
Regarding Or. Cook

Doc Cook jumps on Rasmussen
And calls him down with ire,
From which It may be gathered
That Doc Cook hates a liar,
Houston p
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-27
THE CrTY BEAuTIFu1,

Please send copy to me at Talbotto
Route e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-02
Jn(anO gc(eQrapt
aeine SdngerftftbaIfe
duf Etdotfoften.

auf Etabtio item.
tssssinI.Isse,3. sss GinriRnansr EeItsslait.l
phiIareIp bin, ga. l. Dit
Die frcbe ooffnung. pelher iih oie
hisiiesn S6rigsr uno init Ibnen bas
Teutfhthum Der Stabi bineegsbtn
baiten. pob ndmIih fur bas 90. Ra-
tioHoIfGnaerfeit bts RoreOiitihsn
51nasrbunoss. fpeIdes pom 20. Juni
Biz A. 5uIi 1912 bier itntiflnbsH tpirb.
auf itGbsiIHt Rotten Elm, syeiiboIIe srs
rift.. ipsrpsn uiirbe, iii bsute Rahs
miitoe hurh zine riAserlihe Gnsfheis
buns su Wd7er setpcrc<n. Gifuers
sdbler batten GiniDann casesen srs
botsn, bnb Der Gtnbtrntb uno Der
Wonor finen Qpntratt NIT Der
Gbofies TleGaul Gompcnp fir 2es
ouna Der sEunbamente fiir cine pernas
rsnts RcnrentipnsholIe I'm 5airmount
Part. fospis Grrintuna zines temporal
rem 0oi3boues ibsr btnitlben 5um
3lpedt bsg G1mgtrfeIits obsef4loffsn
unb oofar foh ben soH5en Hetrus
| BON onotrtbnIb, Wilicnen Dounrs Be-
tpilIigt b1tten, Der ais BnufonDs Fir
sine permonsnte Doflt onf gruub eis
uer bon ttr Hiireerfhafi gutgeteibes
nen Mnleibe 5ur Werfiigung ftnnn.
Gin Ginboltsbsfebl. I'm ben tempords
rem Dnu unn Bic aesuns bsr Gunoos
mente ~ psrbinotrn. ipor Dor mr
Usanorsndbl bsoniragt Dorbtn. 4n
1oas nod Der WoN tpurbe Der Doli
Dor ben yfsMtern RnIitnn nnb Stocts
oraumenfirt. Ex bebislien Iif bic
gntidxibung Dor unb erildrien bsuts
HnMmitt1a ben Qontratt nit hr We.
Gnul gonipcnp fiir Illegal. Msil Die
fir Grri6iung einer psrmontnttn
aonpsntionsbous gemnhts Nstriliis
auna Don anbtrtb1lb wiiLIicnen Doll
lara, ni1t FIJI bik ssaHSnmenis 3u
bsrIelben unb Grrsmting eiIles iempos
r6ren hctsbaus psrnonbi nerbsn
frnnen nnb iu<sl fsinmtlihe i'm sairs
mount part etp!nntsn GsbGubs nnter
INuffiMt ~ porfiommiiion oufas,
fiibrt unb b<ret 0cntrollt, unttritt6en
mibtfn. 0it Ginbt f5nnte eili<n
Dau til Y1rt eutbeiben. nnb bss
Gtdbirofb bd1 @<Ib boIiir bepilli1en,
abr MIL b<m Hdu fslbit biirite III
lni4ts u ilua 4cbsa Dis Guii4si.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-02

5rdu 8. aenfeI, Gnpeiter bes
friiheren poli3eilsitnants Gcttinsbom,
lit eeitern Mpreer in ibrer Wobnung
an Der Weit A. Strube seitcrben.
Der San ssssn ). 90. Albrsdt,
Setretdr Der aenton iinn Campbell
gpuntp 1rabes & 2abnr 4HembIp,
peeen Sriebensbrihs. puroe auf ben
offeneu aalenber sefebt. Gs iteaie
ii4 beraus, bab bos 4sro 2beater
uhionlsute anseitellt bat uno Elm
WibperitGnbnib porliest.
= Die @eIhlporsnen i'm areisse.
ritt saben seitern In Der Sdabeners
iostlaae BON 9eprss Siemer segen
@rdee Sartman elm llrtheil 5u Gun
iten Der 8ertlostsn ab. Siemer bate
$4,000 perlanst.
Ias Seitament bon Gii3abetf
greqel purbe eeFtsrn i'm geriht elm.
aereitt. Die 5eItamentarin permuht
ibrem Spbne Gpiparb nno ihrem Gns
tel 6ptporb gresel js $500 unb feBi
ihren SdpieaerTpbn Soccb Buhert
als 9prmuno fir tbrsn entel ein. Sbr
Spbn Srant erbGlt 500. bic ct.
Stephons sair6e $25, ben Reit nes
IahlafIes ibre 5ohter emma.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-02

lie Subinstun Siftes iur aas Sin.
sixnati SDltsblatt" beitaSct Fd TN
GebGube 0u. 5O9-511 Wtaoiion
absnus. sinseigen, WittbeilnnseH
ans grircusnscu irgsnomelher Art
per6em bis 10 lthr abenSs saielbii
eutsegsngenommsu. Selepbpn Seutb
1884.
Stiftungsfef Der 6 ping
ton Surn9emeinoe.
Die GOoinston 1urngemeiuDs tplrn
ON beutigen Qbeno in Der Iurnballs
ibr So. Stiftungsfeit besebsn uno fir
oiefe 5eier 1T Elm u6sraus attpe4ss
lungsrei6e5 untsrbaItungsprosrumm
5ufammengeiteQt rpornen. Sn erftsr
2inie 6ringt oas YrpQrdmm cine Reile
BON turnerii4en 9orfubrungen Der
perfhiepensn GldHeu, BON Den 4inber.
ttafen bts gu ben gtttipen; Gieoer.
portrdge oes Surner Wdnnerdprs uno
cine Defamation Don sSrl. Marie
Geiie Iopie Elm Yoiaunsniolo, bas bon
einem .Wunoertnaben" Our4gefiibrt
tperDen lpiro.
Die 6auptnummer oes programms
rpiro bic lleberreihung pon 0iplomen
fir 25jabrige W2itglieofdaft an bic
zurnsr germ Rauh, George Shneis
rer, 2ouis Shneioer, Sr., unp Robert
Weqin9 biloen unb bic ueberreidnns
erfolet ourd Den erften Spreher Der
gooingtor SurngemsInbe, 4lbdnMolff.
Die leste Summer bes 5sitprogrumms
1T Die 4uffibrung bss 2uitlpisls ~Ihs
3pp Gambling, in rpel4em Die folgen.
ben Iamen unD Serren mitIpirteu:
Warie Wable. minnis areiting uno
Glpra DoIff, g. ). Rotb, 9iharo
6offmunu uno Robert Roth.
9as &ommittee, oas bic sSeier in
Der umii6tigitsn Weiie oorbersitet bat,
iest ith aus ben 5erren Senrp Raud,
Gilbert Dobls, Charles Gsiis, Carl
Wanoo, profsHor 9enrp Msber unn
al. Ramler 3uiammen.
- Sir Die 8eamtenfpa6l oes ct.
4uguitinus 9ereins am Sonntaa Iino
tolsenbe &dnoIDaten aufgelteqt pors
ben: 9rdiibsnt. DiGiam Drses uno
George aruis; 8i3e prdiibent, Wnl.
8. Weifsls unb 5beobore Debben;
prot. Setr.. Mi. W}atler uno 8. 6.
Debrp; Ginan3 5etr., 8. 6. Bed
man uno 5heooors Weib; Eorr. Setr.,
!6enrp 9osbbs unb George S9ults;
ShaBmsiitsr. 5. 5. 8uiie unb George
Sbutte; Jinaus aornmittee. 3,
5obnhorft, s. 2ebr. 8. 5. 5estamp
Draft. Weier, Sol. Gmte, JofepE
HuTs; grstutiD Rommitte.: Wiuiam
Remper r., 5srmann Gteibib, 2ouiE
gufe, u, Garuid, :. 8. Weper. g.
Mieshaus; Rronfen Rommittse
Gborles 8erberh Dill Dftsrmunn
3ouis 8uHs. 8. Hou. R. RGfHg, 3
Ridsn; Jobnentrager: Minium Rob
sen. n @tasgsnbtrg; Gabnfnbsslt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-02

cine Nsrit1rtiinq Der beutlhen Gloiit,
iibsr ben oItsn JIottenplon hinaus,
befhlcHen ipcrben lit. Die Resierung
ioll sniinloif.n iein. 500. .o00. 900 fiir
bic Weritdrtuns Der Glotte onssuges
ben unb sipur icn bic Sumn,e auF
fec5s Sahrt psrtbeili iperbsn. Sn Of.
fisieIlsn RretItn ipirb barber ons
tieffe SiinThpeissn beotahtet.
2eutnaRt WDntasu pefz
abfhiebet.
Qpnbon,1. Des. Das paitnt
bes nnierIeutnonis i'm 5. BdfaitIcn
Der a0niesiiiiiIisr. 9erbers MoRiasii,
1T .tdnsellirt pprben. neil er ii6 ben
tiirtifdxn 1riippsn in 1ripcIis anses
ihioFen bat, mas nIE Reutrolitdtss
brud ang.fskn ipirD. Montosu III
bsrIelbe briiifhe Sffisitr. lpelHsr nsns
lid ben Hldttsrn Berihts iib<r Grau.
iomieiitn italisniiHer Solootsn an
Grauen unb ainbsr 5ufhidte.
g portusaI befar6tet ftins
aoIoRien su periiertn.
2iTfabcn, /. DECEMBER. Die
Geffentlihteii III eurd) Nohrihten
iibsr ben m0gIi6en 9srluit eintsE
Der poriugieiiThtn g<iibunstn in Afris
ia aufs bohiie kunruhist. Mae 3eis
tungsn brinesn Die isIssrophifhe Wdhs
riht. bab infolae beg beutihsfransoiis
ffsn alhsomn1sns iiber Tlnrntto Hnb
ben aonso Elm 1kil bes portueitiis
ffsn Qngola an DeuiiHlano fallen
tpefbe. Gtrneini iii tpobl: i'm 3ufams
menbone Init Den bonn MiniItsrprdiis
nsnien Gainaur ans.tiinbisten ip<itea
ren ipioninlen gntlpidelunsen. giniss
3eitungsn periihern, bnB bic maIifhe
Resieruns cine fplGs 4ttion ni1i 3us
esben tperhs; bod rperoen 3tpeifeI ees
1ubert, ipi. nsit gnslonb portugal
befhiitsn tutrk. Ter snslifte Gei1nos
to 8. 6aroinss bate cine lange llnttrz
rsbung NIT benz portusieiiideH MiHis
tier nes Musndrtigen ipegen bisier Nns
ae!egenteii. Die bepeuienbe 3eiiuns
.gnpitoI1 sriIdrt, bic Rssisruns tsubs
iidhtise cine Nerft6rtune Der 9efdsuns
Der 1iesrboi an Der Riiits pDn Wpfos
nebes. zines Safsns. Der bon DeutFhs
lamb iebr begebri iperbe. Gs ifi urls
mSgIif, offisisEls mitibeilunsen ib<r
ben Gsgenitdnb Der ftattssbabteh
bipIomatifHeH apnf.r.nsen 5u erlans
gen. Stbenfalis ober III .s 1batfct<,
bob Der Werluit zines 9kiis Rs pcrs
tusisFfden afrisns uIlsemsin befiir6s
lei frirp.
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81 { m , Q Z {.

- Weifrup Saunoera, RsfFe bon
Sohn 3. 1oplor, bon bier. tit am
Donneritog in Nep Yort gsitorben.
Die Qeihe pirD beute bier sintreffsn
unb auf benz Smmersriin air6bofs
beerbiei rperbtn.
- Sm Nlter BON rs Sahrsn ftart
eeftern in feiner Wobnuns, zoos
Wafbinston NDe., Sobn Yenser. Dis
2eide pirb IN Netp Tidmonb. s..
beeroigt tperbtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-02

SantiIton Anseiacu, 0cfal.Vcttaen
unS Nsuisfeitrn finb nbsmgeben Gdt
scr 4. unb Charles Strnss. ilnleI
NacHt fir Damiltuu ipohnt Wo. BOZ
Woro ;yromt Ctr. 9,lepb0n SamiItos
| 1868. selcpbuu uuisses aprrtipou
bsntrn: 393X gel.
- Der su lebsnsIansIiher 3uht'
baugitrafs perurtbeilt sstpsieneGharlss
Bic. Sbermon bon bier, pelher ieint
Gattin Menms GtheI Shsrman en-
"a. g(ueuit 1904 ermoroete uno am
Ountiugungstas Don 9oupernsu'
6armpn begnabist fpurbe, fti.s Dcrse'
tern Ibeno auf Der Durhreife mad
Ruibpiae, Snb., bier fur cine ha!b'
Stunpe ob unb fpuroe BON elmer In'
sabl Grsunosn uno g.tanntsn besrubt
uno beaIudpiiniht.
- Die neue Sresl Der umeebauien
Ct. Stepbens airhs, tpiro moreer
qbeno I'm halb s ubr nit einem In
tsreFanten Qrogramn feierlihft ein'
ospeibt. 8as muiitaIiIfs grosramn
iit mtsr 2eituns bon qrof. 6reb. 6,
Wtaper.
Der 76 Sabre aIts milIiom gope
peIter nit isiusr 9attin Ro. 8 Wooe
Strabe tpobnts, purbs porIebts RAD
tpeaen triiii6er arantbeii permlttslf
gatrolnasen mad benz Mercp Spfpi'
tai gebrott.
- Die gipiIbienits saommiTion Ball
bsuts cine prufuns fir applitanter
fir itdbtiihs Gnits[lungen. Bis jeBt
iino 27 4pplitatiOnsH singsIaufen.
- Carl gotpisr tpuros porlsstsr
4benb an Der 5ish Strobe bon De,
poli3si Derbnitst, neil er fetner
5hpaaer grine 5oob bsorobis.
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