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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-11-14
State of Maryland
Office of the Secretary of State
ALL WHOM ITMAY CONCERN:

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby given that application
has been made to the Governor of Maryland
for the pardon of John Brown, who was
convicted on June -, 1897, in the Circuit
Court for Garrett County, of manslaughter
and sentenced to eight years in penitentiary.
The Governor viii take up said case for
final decision on or after Thursday, Novem-
Der p, 9l2,.until which time protests against
such pardon will be heard and the papers
fled win be oPen to inspection at the dis
erection of the Governor.
BY order OF the Governor,
ROBERT p. GRAHAM,
Secretary of State.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-11-14

Roosevelt received 1869 voesWion 1908; Taft
Wilson, Taft
majority M For Congress-
Purdum, Pro- &c; Young,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-16
TWENTY MILLION BUSHELS.
Is Still the Estimated Wheat Crop of
the State

On the eve of the wheat cutting
season, c. +. Prouty, secretary OF the
Oklahoma Grain Dealers association,
takes occasion to renew his estimate
of a yield of 20,000,000 bushels. Cut
ting is now in progress in the south
ern portions of the state. Next week
will see the central portion begin!
cutting and the week following north
ern Oklahoma will begin its season.
Secretary Prouty believes that the
recent showers will greatly increase
the yield in central and northern Ok
lahoma, as it will help the maturing
grains to fill out completely. 1t will
also greatly increase the oats yield
of this section.
In anticipation of the big wheat
Weld, orders are being received daily
at the secretary's office for expert
enced travelling men. Within the next
thirty days the grain dealers of Okla
homa will place sixty additional sales
men in the field to aid in the dispo-
sition of their output. AS Oklahoma
Is the first state in the wheat-grow-
ing belt to place its crop on the mar
ket, the dealers are all confident that
the bumper crop will capture the ze-
NTH of the seasons prices.
Among the visitors at the -secreta-
rvs office this week was 0. w.
Hutchinson of Snattuck. Okla, one Of
the largest dealers in Ellis county.
Northwest Oklahoma has by far
the largest acreage of kaffir corn in
its history annoLr ed Mr.. Hutchin-
son. Last season the farmers up
there made more profits on this
crop than on either alfalfa or broom
corn Many of them are now selling
kaffir coin. We are glad to see the
Oklahoman boosting for this cror be-
cause it is not only the most suitable
for our soil and climate, but it is the
most profitable.
"A two-inch rain in Ellis county
Wednesday has made everybody feel
fine. e.'-Oklahoman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-16
TO SPEND VACATIONS.
Ardmore Teachers viii Be Found at
Different Places During Summer.

The teachers of the Ardmore pub
lie schools will spend the vacation
months at the following places:
Mrs. Washington and Miss Pcrrott.
at the Central Normal; Miss Mans
field. at home Miss Gaskins, resting
at Springfield Nc. Miss James, visit
ing in Fort Smith. Ark, thence camp
ing in the mountains; Mrs. Jordan, at
home; Misses Blank and Nivoche. st.
Louis, thence TO Knoxville. thence to
Asheyille, Carolina; Misses Mayhew.
Morgan, Bagwell and Moore, course
in the Normal at Knoxville, Tenn;
Miss Hopson. normal course: Miss
Push. returns to Chicago to resume
art study: Miss Ikard, leaves the
ranks of teachers: Misses Nelson.
Smith. Jones and Mrs. Morgan, home:
Miss Higdon. Colorado Springs, and
thence to Boulder for a special pri-
mary course: Miss Wolverton, to Ed
mond: Miss Roscoe, to her old home
in Kentucky, to return to ner work
here next fall; Misses Gait and Corhn
and Mrs. Won Weiss, home; Mrs. No
Bile, will spend summer in Texas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-16

threw themselves upon the groun l
and prayed -and cried. and Susie re-
members thinking: 1T amt no time
to pray when the devil has come. You
ought to have attended to that be-
forehand.' She remembered, too, the
terrible things the preacher had told
her would take place on the Judgmen.
Day, so she kept her eye on the tub.
She was over at neighbOr's spend
ing the night when the stars fell, and
again the people cried and prayed. be-
lieving the end of the world had come.
They came as thick as hail but Went
out before hitting the ground. Mrs.
Whittle says she just thought, We'll,
Lord, there amt but one time TO die,
and I'm ready
Mrs. Blair, after her husbands
death, married NJ. c. Whittle, April
23, 1851, just after the war with Mex
leo, when Zachary Taylor was pres
ident.
They moved to Mississippi, and had
five children when Mr.. Whittle en-
listed for service in the Confederate
army.
The story of the years OF his alb
sence are years of told and suffering
though Time has erased all the bit
terness from her memory.
The only grease there was in the
house for months was the oil with
which she creased her spinning wheel
She made crop and plowed doing
this unusual labor without complaint
In happier years her main recreation
had been the spinning bees when the
neighbors gathered at one home and
spent the afternoon in spinning.
Now they gathered and spun the
cloth that was to be useG IN clothing
the soldiers of the Confederacy. At
last it came her time to give spin
ming bee. and she dallied and dallied
until an impatient neighbor asked why
on earth She didn't take them
And then She confessed she had a
bran new pair of cards and she was
afraid they'd ruin the cards,
With such incidents Mrs. Whites
mind is fichIy stored and she recalls
them gladly to those who ask.
When Mr. Whittle came home from
the war, wounded and aimed, but with
the record of never having received
a black mark or reprimand, they be-
gan life anew. Sixteen years ago they
moved to Durant. and have been in
the Home since it opened.
Mr.. Whittle is ten years her Junior
They have 80 living grandchildren
and great grandchildren and three Of
the fifth generation,
Mrs. Whittle treasures any mark OF
kindness and in the Hall MADEIRA
plant is growing that some friend pre-
sented her.
She wants to see YOU at her birth
day party and she asked me to ask
you--on next Thursday afternoon
from 4 to 6, at the Old Confederate
Home
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-16
(8y Mary Gwyn Whiteman)

long time ago, in Colonial days.
when the colonies were under Eng
Iish rule, was born in North Carolina
a little girl, whose grandchild has
lived to be an hundred years old.
This little girl grew to be a matron
hduring the Revolutionary war and did
"a very patriotic duty for her country
she was the mother Of nineteen
stalwart sons and one daughter. And
although it was many years before
the advent of soothing syrups and
learned volumes on "The Care of In
fants,'' she raised every one of them
This daughter married Colonist
named John Smith and was the moth
er of two daughters, dying when one
Of them was five hours old.
The elder daughter, little Susie
Smith, was then three and a half
years old, and the saddened father
was left with two little motherless
girls to care for.
One of these little girls, Susie
Smith, is now getting ready to cele-
brate her hundredth birthday on next
Thursday afternoon from 4 until 3
O'Clock at the Old Confederate Home.
She wants you to come to her party
Aand you must take the afternoon OF
and go. She is just the sort of wom-
an that it does younger women good
to meet She hasn't had an easy life
-.bnt she says it hasn't been hard
life: she has seen the United States
at war four times and knows what II
means to have death and destruction
stalking over the country-but she
wasn't afraid, she said She has lived
during astronomical occurrences tna'
are recalled with envy by scientists
but she was not learned she saws
and knew that God would look after
her.
In her wasted and shrunken bN1y
beats tho heart of a pioneer and Of a
woman who has lived with God. as a
companion ALWAYS ready to helm,
It wouldn't do to flatter Mrs. Whit
tle-blt the truth is-she doesn't look
her age
She combs her hair in the style Of
her girlhood days, narted in the mid
die with cIrls on either side
She is bedridden. paralvzed from
her waist, but she never intrudes her
calamity upon yCu for symnathy and
has nlentv OF spirit to resent anv
playful criticism you NAV make on
the Presbvterians. the Bantlsts or
Mrs. Gait. the matron of the Home.
When she was a little girl about
kfour years old her GRANDMOTHER came
, IN nav the family a visit. Raising
twenty children, even in Colonial days,
was rathnr nerve racking business
and doubtless the only reason that
her grandmother ACCOMPLISHED 't so
satisfactorily was the fact that she
smoked a pine On this visit Susie
was given the rather imnortant task
of lighting her grandmother's nine.
OF course it required a little MiffinE
RI pet r. done pronerlv and finally
awhat had been rather nasty job
rbecame a very pleasant one and at
the age Of four wears Susie bagn to
smoke nine. which she has contjn
uor - tN;~ nrnGort dav
Now. Mrs. Whittle doesn't advise
vou TO trv to get a hundred years
old in pnv surh mauuerf-but that's
the wav she managed it.
John Smith had good sized farm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-16
Ask Sheriffs Removal.

Chickasha, Okla, June 15.-The
county commissioners OF Stephens
county have filed serious charges
against Sheriff Gates of that county
asking his removal with District
Judge Bailey of this judicial district
The accusation alleges drunkenness,
and maladministration. Under the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-16

law. Judge Bailey has power to tenn
porarily suspend the sheriff but he
has withheld action until the official
can reply to the charges.
Commissioners Buzzard, Mason and
Johnson of that county joined in the
accusation. Gates has been sheriff Of
the county since statehood and is
well known in this section of the
state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-16
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
COLUMN.

The first person naming the high
est number of winning candidates
whose names appear in this column
will be given ten dollars in gold
after the primary on August 9Th. Ad
dress Contest Manager, care Ard
moreite.
|, Sheriff.
Buck Garrett.
Ben Stephens.
Dick Hignight.
Register of Deeds.
Virgil Johnson.
Shelton Tyer.
Capt. w. r. Wood.
w. B. Frame.
w. S. Gardner.
County Treasurer.
John Yell.
I. R. Best.
3 county Judge.
VIM. Franklin Bourland.
(. R. Mason.
NJ. F. Winfrey.
w. F. Freeman.
County Attorney.
Leonard G. Shelton.
Willard R. Bleakmore.
Representative.
y. +. Rexroat.
County Superintendent.
Mrs. Mary V. Niblack.
!. George j. Williams.
County Clerk.
3. w. Duke.
District clerk.
8. F. Haynie.
Commissioner District No. 1.
Felix X. West.
G.. w. (Bud) Young.
Commissioner District No. 3.
Jas R. Taliaferro.
w. B. Hudgins
w. r. Ingram.
County Weigher.
Smith Redman.
Commissioner District No. 2.
w M. Kirkpatrick.
Tax Assessor.
r. J. Pollock.
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When your child has whooping
cough be careful to keep the cough
loose and expectoration easy by Civ
ing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as
may be required. This remedy viii
also liquify the tough mucus and
make it easy to expectorate. It has
been used successfully in many epi-
denies and is safe and sure For sale
by all dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-16
Church Lawn Social.

Circle No. :, which was to have
given lawn social on the lawn OF
the Broadway Methodist church last
Thursday evening viii have same on
next Tuesday evening.
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3ieine Holi3einahrihten

ssrau Gertrude ShuiB, Tp. 4013
Gaitern glpe., ituttete seiiern elmer
Hohbarin etnen geIuh ab unb lisb
fGmmtlihs Sbiirsn ibrsr Mohnung
often. als fie suriidtam, mu9te lie
bic gntnedung, bdb Elm golbenes Ntez
bailIon nit Sette i'm Wertbe BON $25
eeftoblen tpproen mar.
Der Wpbnung bes 9incent 6.
Sage, Rp. 1851 Glastn aps., tpurbe
BON ginbrehern Elm 8siu6 obeeitattst,
lpelde S6mutiahsn i'm Wertbe bon
$50 entlpenbeten. grIt por einigsn
Sogsn martin jeoenfaqs BON benielben
Ginbrehern, S6mudTa1eu uno &leis
oungsitiide i'm Wtrtbs BON betnd6s
800 aus Der Suse'iden Wpbnung gs=
1tpblen iporoen.
Dem Srdnt @[Iiion, bon Mun6eIier,
g., tpuroe ssftern aus ieinem Simmer
i'm 0enniion Sotsl sine Sunotui6e nit
Snbdlt i'm Wertbe bon $50 entpenbet
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Selesrapbiide HOtiSeu.

- Sn 9bilabeIpbia. pa., III am
Sonntag Waipr Sohn 90. GarIou, Elm
betunutsr s9orreippnbsnt, i'm
aIter BON IA Sabreu esitorben. gr
mar Der 9runber unb erite grdiioent
oss Gribiron Clubs in 0aihinstou.
Geo. Gb. 4boms, Der friibers
aaiIirer Der llHtsriuhungss Citation in
Seattle. Waib., Der ipegen 9iebitabIs
BON 9olo'taub i'm Wsrtbe Don 5000, :
600 perurtbsilt unb nor finf WDnuten
uuf parols sntluiTsn porben mar. purs
be am Spnntuo 4bsnb nit SSohn 6.
Webber, 70 Sabre dlt, Der srit tiirslih
cine Strufs negsn GaIi6miinserei be-
enoete, in elmer Siitte BEL Seattle unter
Der antlage psrbaftet. fi6 perfdporsn
gu boben, falf9es 0eIb unsufertigen.
- Ter Gbircdocr Silub Der Ra.
iional 9aie 9an oiaa iuirb bis 3ur
Groffnunq Der rdhlt!dhriQeu Snifon
cine neue 3uihauertribiiue aus StabL
inS aonfret erholten, Die 100000
toiren unbo 9faum fir $4,000 3u'
ihauer hahen nirb.
- sScller ridtete onr SonntoJ
Gbcnt in Splanb Rorf, einent Som.
ner.Heiort am Reh siiper Bel @innc.
peg, man., einen Sd,nben ron SIS.
900 on. Ter 9alnpfer rgcnito6n
rurbe scrftort.
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@okal.Dfrid)l
l1er0dngni6uOd, aulomo6 |.
+ 9rt.
Wsaidine ianit iiber einen abbana
nnb Gin Smiaiie miro setDotct.

Gin fbper.r glutomobil.llnfau, BET
fpeldem leiber elm MenIhenleben per>
qoren qino, ereianete iih eeitern Wtors
aen qeqen 3 lIbr an Der 9eorgetopn
biIl Roao, ndbe 8eniee, Butler 90.
s. Das 9lutpmobil, in pel6em iih
flint Qerfpnen befdnoen, ionite an ell
ner iharfen giesung Der SunoItraBe
iiber etnen Nbbane uno iiberlhlug llh
mebrere Male. Sumes Galptpel. 80
Sabre alt, elm ssloriit bon Der Blue
Rpf unb 2atsman 9lDenue, Gumz
minspi[ie, puroe auf Der Steue ge@
tDbtet. Gr uub 5rant antenbauer, elm
gementdrbeiter BON Der Girbp Roao,
naren unter bas 4utomobil gerathsn.
CLINTON Banning bon Der Gha1e uno
9prbon Strabe, Gisentbiimer oss Aus
tpmobiIs, fotpis Irtbur Slider, eln
@hrsiner, ppbnbait an Der pbiIomena
Ipenue, uno 5rant 5tieler bon Der
Rirbn Rpao tparsn nit leihten Rom
tufionen bapongetommsn. sic 5ogen
Galbpen uno 4ntenbauer nit groben
@hpierigteiten untsr ben Sriimmern
bes giutomobils berpor. Galopeu,
fpelher einen 8snit6rud erlitten bate,
mar hereits tppt. Mntenbduer bate
einen geinbruh erIitten. 9r. 8. g.
Smitb BON RoB, Ohio, puroe ihleuz
nigft gerufeu, tonnte ieood nurmehr
ben bereits eingetretenen Soo oes
GdlopeI feItitelIen. gr leete Gnten.
bauer einen Rptbperb1no an uno be-
na6rihtiate Ipbdnn ben 2eihenbefuts
Ter SO. s. Wsnsrs BON Shdnoon. O.,
fueicher Die 0eihe gaIotpelI's ndh benz
gtabliiiement bes 2eihenbsitutters
Charles Willer in Gumminspille iiberz
fiibrte.
GSrpHer Or. goe nabm Die Qeihe in
Nuaenihein unb prbnete einen Snque't
on. Mntenbauer puroe nah istner
Wohnuna oebruht.
glah 9lnodben oes Banning bfuns
ben er uno feline sSreuuoe iih in Der
Gamftdq Haht in Rsber's Wtrthi6aft
on Der g6uie Npenus uno 3irbp Rouo,
ols gulofpeq ertldrte, es lei 3eit fir
ibn, heimsuee6en. Banning bemertte.
baP. penn er einige Winuten tuarten
fpplIte. iperbe er ihn in Ieinem Dor Ser
WirtHhdft ftehsnben 4utomubiI tetms
fahren. Galbpeu ertldrte iih btermtt
einperTtunben unb es fam nod au elmer
IGneeren l1nterreouno. fet tpefter fart
oetruRten purce. Die 8efslIi6uft BE-.
fanb fih in 5ismlih antmtrter Stim=
muna, ols man itlieblih IN bus aus
tompbil itien uno Die oerhdngnibpoue
ssnbrt aufs 2uno dntrat.
gaIorpeu hinterIGbt uuber ieiner
Mittfpe bier Gtnbsr.
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0eihdftsleute
@eroen bente cine @criammluHg I'M
Sntcreiie Der @ienereriuablnug
Ses ErGiioenten Saft
abhalten.

en- Ser 5urnballe bes Ohio Wte6d'
mics SsnltitlIte, an Der Canal uno
@alnut StraBe, fiuoet bel,te 4beno
cine gerianmlung Don 8eid)aftsIeu'
ten uno sSnbrifuntpu itatt, IN pelher
eine gelpegling I'M SSntereIie Der gSEe'
oererpdbIung oes GrdIioenten Eat
ms 9eben gerufen rperben ioa.
9ieie 8erianuulung lit Don Serrn
ssreo. 8eipr, BON Ser Cincinnati Wsil.
lima Mahine Co., einberlifen Doroen,
Der fiirslif cine perionllf)e unterre'
Dung nit oem Erdiioenten 5aft bate.
aluBer Serru 8eier tperoen aud
nod 6ie Serren aIbert 9ettinger un0
Sosames albert Green Inipra6en bal
ten.
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Auslano'
G noe Oes Streifs In q II g.
itht.


Barcelona, SpQnien, 80. Sep.
Gie giienbobnorbeiter in pielen
GheiIeu Spaniens baben Die Sfierte
hes BrdIioenten Der bieiigen San.
belsfanuner, als aonu1ittee 3u fllngis
rem, dngenommen. Gertreter Der 81.
icnbabnen iino bier eingetroiien ur0
iheinen nitt abgeneigt, ben 2euten
eutgcgen5lrfommcn. Iie Streifer per-
Idnaen abcr, onb Die Hegierung Die
Snueboitung Der 9eoinguugen 90
runtIrt. 2SngriIhen eriuten Die
Streitiiibrer Die 9elIte, feline gIus.
idreitltngau 5u begeben.
Gi9arrenm q d er,S tretf.
0fanila- 90. September. Die
Gigorren.SSnouitrie liegt pollitdnota
oarnieoer. $4,000 Mdnner bnben Die
glrbeit nieoergeIegt uro MIR 1000
Wanr iino nod, an Der Irbeit. Gic
Gigarreumnd)cr proteItiren gegen Die
Observation-Disclosures.
Gngsblihe S binetstriii Z
in SapaH.
2pnbon, %. Sept. - Der 9ors
fdIag, 5pei permunsnte militdriihe
Dipiiionen in aprsd gu Itationiren,
piro elmer Sepeihs aus Sotio 5ufoige
in SapdH ipahrIheinIid su elmer Subi.
uetstriiis fiibren. Der Sriegsminiitsr
i'm reiigntrt baben uno anseblih BON
Graf Seruudi, RsIibent General BON
Sorea, unteritiibt tperbsn. 9rin5 ga.
magatu, Der 8rGIioent bss Staatss
rutbes, psissrt iih, na53ugebsn.
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8etannima6ung.
aenbernus Der StraHenbabn.9 .9inicn

9som Iieniiaa. Ben 4 fiinber 1912. an, iffih
bi$ aHf ipei.ere @oisS fueroeu bie ioigenben
aeueerunaeH In ben Strabenbabn'einieH ges
modbt luerocr:
surtprco uno 200 ghcrsBan Cars iuerber.
nufinii an her 8terieu sictnne lie Iur 9ohR
Girdte tpefiiid1 Bn fnhrru. iich ucrhtudrie srcrs
hcn an 9taInnt snr ssGntieu Hccnne unb nnun
oitIid hbet tbre 'riihere piHie.
&driar uro GIhcroH aheHae Oars iutroen
aHftuii fnbIih an Central Apenue SIR Sterien
ahenite su 'abren. efiIi6 etnEerien on ssfr'ie
MbeHtc nHb Central 9bertuc unb. bdnn fber
sSGnfif 1ur vine flbii6 an 9tne siir 3tcIier.
ntffith an @isrier stir Gin, flfrbli6 an Vlm
sur Gebtien nHb banu itber ibre tIsibere Qifie
Nsr.'fiGcrsVim Cars oiifidii pftlitn su fobrra
fiber Tiufie sux 9snIfini, tpetreu on Der sfeus
Auna Bon Tiinier iinb @tHe Strnbe ilhIid
fnbren on Sine sut gterieH unS eeHn hber ibrs
fIiihers ginie.
Tieic Merberurdcn ipifrben neTrGtbi TT ligher
ein'rnmuHa NIT bsm RciihllEf bss Eidbiratbs
her Siaet Cincinnati. paiiiri am 3ierfiaa. ben
%. Gegtember 1912
II TIE uincunat TSaeitsu GsufsaHn.
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RerissaI'Nstiasx.

Inter BEN gdffasieren
bes Dampfers m4ronprins.iiin gecilie"
hes Horbbeutiaen alonb, Der am 25.
September bon Bremen mad NeD gort
a6fubr, befinben iih bic folseHoen
Cineinnatier: 9rau g. W. 2spi, 9err
unb Jrou s. 20. Jreiberg, 9err uno
s5rau gmil Pouat, SRI. 4lma 5raser,
5err nnb sSrou gbparo Senior, 5rl.
Waartba 4ltI1ul, 5err unb Jrdu pe-
ter EbomIon, syrau 5. 5rager, 5err
Samuel RIetn, Jrl. 4snss Senior unb
1srr unb Jrau Somuel Sofepb.
Der 6ernegb WdnnerdOr ftattsts
mad ieiner leBten probe feinem pdfs
fipen Wlitglieb Serrn JraHt
Renn, benz Gisentbiimer Der Wercsr
6olI., einen geIun db uno erfreute bic
2inpeienben burh Deritiebene 2isosrs
portrdge.
Wlit dufrihtigsr Grauer tpirb in
ipeiten Rreifsn bic Ru,be BON Dem GEE
tern srfoIgten 4bleben bon 5rau
Glifabetb Ronis ssb. aeppler,
pernpmmen iperben. Die Ddbingefhies
bene, bic Elm Nlter BON II Sabren ers
reidte, bat Is peritanben, fih i'm 2aus
fe ber Sabre barh ihre 5reaenssiite eiz
nen groBen greunnesfreis 5u ertperbsn,
Der ben granofbeugten 6interbliebenen
In erfter 2inie Dem fdnergepriiften
gatten. 6srrn pHfipp R0nis. bic ir>
nigfte 5heilnabrne sntgegenbringt. Die
g0rbisung finbet am Wittnod Nahz
mittaa IN bclb apei lbr Dom Graus
srbals, go. 220o DeSsn Ssrabs aus
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ga gaibcrrufer.

goIebo, 9, o9. Sept. Gbenio
ploBlih irie Die Hohriht am Cams.
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