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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-06

The item given to us that the Ray
sor family would move this week into
Mr.. w. o. Massey's house on Watula
street, was an error.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-06

Mr. ]. J. Gerig's family, and DR.. A.
L. Izlar's family, who have been
spending some time at their Lake
Weir groves, will return to the city
today
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-06
Swat the Fly

Judge Paul G. Phillips performed
the marriage service last night which
united Mr. Walter S. Runk and Miss
,osephne Flye.-Miami Herald. There
is one "Flye" less in the Magic
l.a...
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-06

Mr.. Sinclair Wells, a young Talla-
hassee man, has been spending a cou-
pie of days in Ocala visiting friends.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-06

Miss Juanita Lytle is up from STAN
ton spending a few days with Ocala
friends.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-06

DR.. H. c. Dozier's family will re-
main at Lake Weir until the tenth Of
September.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-06

Miss Sue Feaster Moore Is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. E. A. Hickson, at Mica
nopy.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-06

Mrs. H. c. Gates has returned home
from a visit of several weeks with
her two married daughters in Geor-
gia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-10

Under the statute nothing is exempt
from execution TO satisfy a Judgment
for work and labor The laborer Is
worthy Of his hire and the man who en-
ployes another to perform labor for him
must pay. None Of his property Is ex-
empt. The statute Is for the protection
Of the laborer; but It never was con-
tempiated.- In the courts opinion. 'ss
a means to enable a merchant or trades
man OF any sort to compel payment Of
an account for a person who Is unable
to pay and who has property that is ex-
eBipt-
"Under the statute the property OF this
plaintiff Is exempt from execution ex-
cept for work and labor because Il does
not exceed $50 In value. II Is exempt
from execution to satisfy q Judgment
on an account To evade that exemption
a Judgment for work and labor was
secured. An execution cannot issue In
this situation because the Judgment can
not stand The plaintiff did not and
does not owe Inc creditors for work and
labor.
Poor debtors realizing that they
owe secouuts and knowing they cannot
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-10
LESLIE SCORES LAWYERS
Says Practice Of Securing Judgments
by Misrepresentation Must Stop.
EEJoMs THE JUSTICE COURT
Judge Declares He win DO All Pos
sibic TO stop undcrhand work
Now Beins Carried On by
some Attorneys.

Attorneys who evade the exemption
law. nv s.c,,rtnv ,u.,,c. oourt Judgments
sg,,n., n,,or creditor. ana r,Isrcnresent-
,n~ ~. n.,n-. =, AZ. account. an which
IN. ,ndvmen,s a.. secured were roundlv
$500 ~ Ir,,~a rh.r,.s I..,,. AZ The
..,,,,,. s,,,,,,a. :, N. a,.,,ac, .o,,r, w,.n
~ - " .s..a,.. ,.,,nc,,o. -
-...,-,s- - - ~. pa.n- go. y
c.,..n -. --Nss - -..,,.,..' ar.,u.
eVe~.ea .''is . $3.50 :" - 80
ploprr.y VI ha"A'a l@fss' " 'a's .
w 'uus'nene
Inc equity JUDGES rulihs was paseu
upon finding that while Larage owed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-10
Col. Yeiser Writes
to Taft Manager

Colonel John o. Yelser refuses to De
discouraged In his campaign for the
nomination OF Theodore Roosevelt. His
very latest endeavor is directed to con-
vincing Chairman Mckinley. OF the Taft
organization. that he can make a hit
by falling Into line for presidential pri-
maries everywhere. in letter to Chair
man Mckinley, which he asserts will
also be sent to President Taft, Yelser
asks that the be permitted ito criticize
modestly' the reply TO Senator Dixon's
request for presidential preference pri-
msries all over the country. As justifica-
ton for this criticism he points 10 a
declaration Of the president In an eastern
publication In juno. 1875. wherein the
chief executive expressed the view that
the president should be always near the
people in thought. for the best accom-
plishment Of the popular VIII. Mr.. Yeiser
takes occasion to assure tho Taft manager
that he does not want to see the presi-
dent break his word" In the pre-con-
vention fight.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-10

Secord's presence came In 1850. II was
the year Of numerous earthquakes and
the eruption Of several volcanoes. After
the earthquakes. the wizards and medi-
cine men spread the report among the
mountain tribes that Dr. seeord was re-
gDonsible for the disturbances; that his
presence had angered the gods and that
nothing would appease their wrath but
his death. Not even expulsion from the
country would be sufficient. Then It was
that the plots against his life were laid.
Some years later DR.. secord formed tie
intimate acquaintance Of President
Manuel Estrada Cabrera Of Guatemala.
one Of the most progressive executives
who has eve. ruled over the country.
After that his work was much easier.
He had the confidence Of the president.
and consequently he had the confidence
of the people Of the dominant party.
Republic In Name OnIy.
As TO President Cabrera, Or. secord
describes him as a man who rules as
with an iron hand. The country Is a
republic In name, but not such a re-
public as Is known TO the people OF the
states. The word OF the president Is
law. and. while the people are OF lib
erty-loving class. their ideas OF liberty
arc somewhat different from those Of
the people OF the United States. ine
president Is elected every six years and
he is now just entering upon a new term
Of office. Tho people own their own
land and. according 10 the holdings OF
the congress. only those born In the
country can ever become citizens. All
others, regardless Of the term OF resi-
dence, are designated as foreigners.
As to the progressveness OF President
Cabrera, II is becoming more marked each
year. He Is encouraging the coming OF
capital. especially that for the construo-
tIon Of railroads. and Is doing every
thing IN his power to put the country
upon 9 hign educational plane. In the
villages and cities he has caused TO be
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-10
WHEELER DENIES THE
CHARGES AGAINST HIM

The report that Tom Wheeler, a janltor
discharged by Courthouse Superintendent
Calabria for neglect OF duty. was called
by the grand jury as a witness regarding
liquor law violations. was warned that
be would lose his head" IL he testified,
was called as a witness against Bob
Johnson and was excused from testifyins
because he was afraid he would lose his
position II he did. Is discredited by
Wheeler and the district court records.
The grand jury records In district court
show that Wheeler never was sub
poened as q grand jury witness. never
testified before the grand jury and never
received q fee as a grand jury witness
In the presence OF County Commissioner
Frank C. Best. Wheeler told a reporter
for The Bee that he never was called as a
grand jury witness and never testified be-
fore the grand jury. that no one ever
threatened him with the loss Of his posi-
ton II he should testify before the grand
jury or elsewhere. that the reason he
did not testify in the Johnson case was
because he told the states attorneys he
did not know anything about Il. that IN
his opinion he lost his position because
he quarreled with q brother Of superin-
! tendent Caiabria.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-10
Gould Officials
See Business Ahead

party of Missouri Pacific officials,
including General Superintendent De-
Bernardo General Freight Agent wharry
and Assistant General Freight Agent
Matthews Of Kansas City and General
Agent Barkley Of st. Joseph arrived In
Omaha Friday night and early yesterday
morning went south, making an inspec.
ton tour OF the Nebraska and Kansas
lines OF the railroad system.
Superintendent DeBernardl. spokesman
for the party. is optimistic over the out
look for the coming season. He Is pre-
dieting good crops In Missouri. Nebraska
and Kansas and consequently an enor-
nous business. lie clings to the idea
that the Belt line district is soon 10 he.
come the great factory and warehouse
territory OF Omaha and that a number
OF new industries will locate out there
this spring and summer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-10

established free schools and colleges;
aided In the building of hospitals. librsr-
les and things intended to advance the
knowledge Of the people. The pubie
utilities are all owned by the cities anG
states and graft is said 10 be unknown
In the cities, lights. water and every
thing Of public nature is furnished ~
people at actual cost
A peculiarly OF the school system
that men teach the boys and women
girls. The children learn rapidly anL IL
the cities the schools are OF a high caar-
acter. The president is q highly CGu
Gated man and prior to his election to
the presidency was an attorney OF liz
standing. He has caused TO be os;ab
llshed military school. where COO I'm.
ished soldiers are turned out annually,
later to become officers in the army.
Quite nm Earthly Paradise.
While Guatemala lies well down under
the equator. II Is not country OF in
tense heat. as many have supposed.
Down In the valleys. where the cotton
and tho sugar cane grows II is continual
summer. but up on tho plateaus and on
the sides Of the mountains. which extend
entirely through the state. well toward
the Pacific coast. and which range from
5000 10 5000 feet above the SEA, every
climate Of the temperate zone may be
found. On the higher attitudes cereals
OF the north are grown and many OF the
fruits and vegetables. There Is no win
ter. and. except at the very tops OF the
ranges, snow Is unknown. As result
living Is something that does not have
TO be considered seriously, there not be-
ing any heavy coal bills or the expense
Of buying heavy clothing.
In the valleys and lowlands there are
vast forests Of mahogany. ebony and
rosewood. and for hundreds OF miles in
every direction great trees that win scale
1909 to 1000 feet OF these valuable woods
may be found. Where the land has been
cleared. there are immense sugar and
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-10

being developed. the King resided In, the
old city of Utalon. now called Quicha.
where he caused TO be erected q beautiful
palace.
So much for the Toltoc bible. This
journey OF the people is found TO corre-
spond In essentials to the wonderings Of
the children Of Israel. At any rate. It
Is known that the people, regardless OF
whom they might have been originally,
lived In peace and plenty and enjoyed
happiness until the coming Of cortez in
the sixteenth century. Then II was that
this Spanish leader sent Padre de Alvar-
ado to Guatemala TO conquer the country
and secure the vast stores OF gold and
precious stones that he had been told
existed. Then II was that the country
came under the rule OF Spain, Alvarado
setting up his government at Antigua.
The Indians, peaceful Aztecs. were en-
shaved. and by forced labor we're COM
PEELED to build numerous temples, many
OF which remain TO this day. Later.
Guatemala gained its liberty In connec-
ton with other Central American states,
and since then its advancement has been
rapid.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-10
PimpIes? No
They've All Gone!
No More Humiliation; the Wonderful
staart's Calcium Waters Get Right
After. those Pimples, Boils and
skin Eruptions.


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oashly and the blemishes will disap-
rseF
That's what stuart's Calcium Waters
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ir Calcium Sulphide. the quickest and
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These WONDERFUL little waters get
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: marked improvement And when the
lsoed is pure the whole system Is hun
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Deaf fret ssy longer about those
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-10

resist suits. make no defense. Generally
they could not employ lawyers to de-
fend them. They are willing 10 pay when
they can. They can. do nothing but let
the Judgments be secured by default
When such advantages arc taken this
court will do what II can to protect the
creditors this statute of exemption was
made TO protect"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-10
kzDr.cF Secord. Y
IN WIFE and Child

cotton plantations. which generally are
in the hands of the Germans, they hav-
con the pecp.e who In tie past have
Invested the money and reaped the re-
wards, The government is SO stable that
these people feel safe in investing in the
Industries of the country.
The story of Guatemala, according to
the learned men Of the country, dates
back TO the creation, for In the public
library at chiehlcastenango is said to be
the only copy extant Of the Toltec bible.
II is called "Popul Vuh" and deals with
the origin of man. II takes up the crea-
ton. and In this connection three gods
figure. One is an Indian. whose name
signifies the roaring wind" another
the powerful creator and the third.
tho great plumed serpent" These three
gods are supposed TO have created every
living thing, even man. They are sup
posed to have created the land and water
and all that is in them contained
story of Early wanderings.
The story of the Toltec bible reads
much like the book OF Genesis OF the Old
Testament. 1t describes the deluge and
the exodus from place that corresponds
with Egypt There Is the story OF the
confusion of tongues, after which the
people separated and commenced to
travel. In this story. IL is told that on
their travels they reached great body
OF water that. upon their approach,
separated to let them through. and after
q long Journey the fortunate ones reached
Mexico. designated as land of many
caves. Here the people. according TO
the Toltec bible. built many cities. chief
of which was Palenqus, In the south OF
Mexico, now an interesting heap Of ruins.
Leaving there, the people moved south
and overspread the isthmus into South
America, building many cities rs they
went. and governing in most exemplary
manner. AS the early settlements were
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-10

On drsusht and In bottles on and after
March O.
Guaranteed 10 be the only genuine Book
Beer brewed In Omaha Family trade
supplied by
WIN. ]. BoEKHoFF. Retail Dealer.
Phones: Douglas lis; Independent A-s1is.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-10
steel Corporation Report.

NETWORK. March a.-Announcemen
was made by the United States Steel
its books on February . totalled Sts4aeB
tons against 5.ssa.1a tons on january 81
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Mrbeiter uberfaIIen uni
bunbeIt.

gIepelano, g., 81. DECEMBER.
Die Nrbeiter George Burns BON pittsz
burg unb Walpin S. Gallagher, BON
5oleoo tpnrbsn Dpnnerftas Mbenp ppn
5 Wegelaserern iiberfallen, furhtbor
miBbanbslt llnb betpuBtlos i'm Shnee
Gssen glaiien. Burns ,biirfte taum
tpieber bergsitellt tperben uno auhGals
lagkr befino.t ii4 In sinsm b<bensIis
den 3nitanne.
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8 Gouperneur Wilf on in iet.
uer @eburtsitapt.

Gpuperneur Wilfon in Iet :
ner 9eburts It aot.
Stuunton, 8u., 27. DECEMBER.
Der Stact @irginta tisB 5reitog 9ouz
perneur WooDrop Wilion, ben a6ten
isinsr gDbne, bic III PrGiioenten Der
Ser. Stoaten erlpdblt fpuroe, in en-
tbuIiaitiIber Weiie pilltommen. 9on
bsm Queenblid on, po CT in Gleganz
bria Die 8ren3e bs5 Stuotes ii6erz
Ihritt, Biz 2tbenbS 9 ubr, ols er in
benz tfeinen pfarrhauIe Der bieitgen
presbpt. Stride, mo er por 56 Subren
bas 2iht Der Welt erblidte, eriht:n,
mar Istne Mufnobute ein ein5i1sr Sriz
ump5. Gin Srupp SabalIerie, Riliaz
tpnlpagnien unb Elm Satel3ug, an benz
alle 9eipobner bes Stdbt6ens fi6 be-
tbsiligten, geleitetsn i'm burd Die
StraBen Staunton's gum pfurrbauIe,
oas i'm Sabre 1856 iein Batter, Hep.
Soiepb R. Wilion, bslpobnte. 2lls Der
errpGblte prGiipent sinen 9lugenblid
auf Der 9srdnba 6aIt ma6te, uno Die
begsiitsrte Menge ourh Shpenten ieiz
nes Suites besriiBte. itimmte eine Wtue
Iittapelle v9irie" an. 9u 9err Wtlion
nod on ben SSolgen elmer Grtdltung
Ieibst, sog er Iih bolo in bas 3tmmer
3uriid, po er eeboren tpurbe. Der NOR
sige Samitag, Iein 9eburtstag tpiro
in gldnssuoer Weiie bon Der geiammten
gep0lterung 6sgdneen iperoen.
4uf feiner sun3sn Sabrt 5urh 8trz
sinta rpuroe Serr Wilion in entbuiiaz
itii1sr @siis Rgriibt. 2luf ben 9utnz
bOfen, fpslae iein 3us paiIirte, puroe
5euertpert obsebrannt uno grobe
@oltsmenesn bra4en in beseiiterts
5o6rufs aus, psnn sr ii6 auf Der
bintsren pIatform stiete. Seine Gr>
tdltuns binoerte Jpn oarau, anipras
den 81 baltsn, obgleich er pieDerbplt
itiirmiia ou5u aufgefprbert tpuroe.
Die Senutpren 5uffm n
unb bMnbreps i'm 3u6tz
" ~ = " ~ = -
Columbus, Sbio, 27. Se5. -
Die Staatsienatoren Siaac 6. Suffz
man, BON Butler Gountp, uno Ga So
reit R. 4noreps, BON Srpnton, purz
ben am 5reitas Ibeno i'm bieii9sn
3uhthaus sinselisfert, no tie, Der grz
itere brei Sabre unb Der 2eBtere neun
Wondts ipeeen Inndbme bon BeI Itez
6ungen ab3uiisen buben,
Dor ieinsr 4bfiibrung ins 3u6tz
baus oriidte ii6 Qnorsips in Ie6r bitz
terer Wei'e iibsr bic serihtlihe Ser
iolsuns BON Mlitglieosrn Der 2seislaz
fur unter vSraft" zQntlusen aus. Gr
iaste, oab es in 6ranntlin gountp
feline unparteiiide gerion ss6s unb es
bier unrnDslih lei, einen eerehtsn pro>
seb au srlunsen.
5uffman ihien iih uber niht iebr
uufsuresen. runtsr ben umitdnoeH
bIeibt mir nihts iibrie, als meius Mes
Disin gu idludeu", iasfe sr.
9efdnoiser MeudeImDrz
Der.
aeon, Ga, 27. DECEMBER.
Srau Sunes 2ing, bic Wittps eines
Der grDBten plantassn 8efisers in
Mittel Georgia tpuroe 5reitue auf
bic glnsabe bes Ntbplas Wilburn, eis
mes Garmurbeiters bin, psrhaftst. WtI=
bun bebauptet. bab 5rau Sing ibm
$500 unb Die 6eiratl perlprah, tpenn
er ihren 9ottsn srmorbe. Sing muir
b am 12. DECEMBER auf Der Sasb err
f6ohen uno balo oarauf Wilburn unb
ein geger Namens Sames Barber, Der
bebauptete, Wilburn babe ibm seIast,
oub er Ring t0bten perbs, nsrbaftet.
.Grau Ring iis 42 Sabre alt uus bic
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paul Deiddnel unp @ntonin Oubolt
ebenfaas Ranoioaten.
Die e>8uIfan@ Situution.

Die .BaltanzS Situatipn.
3onbou, 27. 9ea. Wie man
erpartet bette, ertlaren bic 0elesaten
sur GriebenstonferenS Die ssssnieitis
seiellten Gorberunsen unb gebinsuns
gen fir burhaus albern uno unans
nebmbar. Diplomoten, Die nit beiben
Gruppen in freunbidaftIiher 0erbinz
buns itehen, idlisbsn iid oieier 4niidt
an unb iie beuten an, paB bon beioen
Seiten gang beDeutenoe 3useitdnoniils
gemahi tperbeu miihen, bis es selingt.
bic Iriebensbeoingungen Der 8srbiinz
beten unb bic 9egenporidldge Der
5iirtsn nit 5ilfe bes pon ben Mdhten
in freunbfhaftliher Weiie ausseiibten
Drudes berart in 6armonie 5ll brinz
gen, bab cine 9ereinbarung mOsli6
lit. Wtann slaubt aber, bab bies i'm
2aufe Der 3eit gsihekn fpiro.
eSn politifhen areiien bGlt man bic
Jorberunsen Der 8altanltaaten, pie
fie jebt fteben, unb bic, psnn lie bspilz
ligt niiroen, 8ulgarien bic gtorotiilte
bes Murmdra Meeres auslisfern Mir
ben, fir ebsnIo unm0sli9, tpis bas
@erlangen. Der 9iirtsi, ba Bite bic. Su@
aerdnitdt iiber bic aiiite bes Gsdif1en
Waseres. einfdlieBlih Der Staot ga.
loniti. hebdlien ioue. Gs nirb err
Hart, bab bic MG9te febr prompt unb
energifh basesen proteftiren Diirben,
bob 1ulsorisn bic NorbfiiIte bss Mare
mara Meeres erbdlt tppburh IS that
iGhlih bic aontrone iiber bic Oarbaz
nellen erbalten tpiirbe, unb bab 8ul<
sarien iih l6liebli9 baSu bequemen
niiif:. 5ih nit elmer oitlihen 8ren5e
5ufrieben gu seben, bic pom dsdifhen
Meer ausgebt.
Don einem Rorrefponbentsn pirb
aus Gonftantinopel telesrapbirt. oaB
Der tiirtiide Grobps3isr aiamtl pa=
ida Dor Wutb aitterte, aIs elm bobsr
Diplomat in elmer llnterrebuna nit
ibm bic BON ben Baltanitaaten pers
langte MusIieferuns bon Mbrianopel
beriibrte. rRsben Sie niht babon, :"
rief Der GrobDe5ier auber fih Dor Gez
regung aug. .Gs tpirb tein Stein Der
Stabt aufseseben. Weoer bas iebiae,
nod irgenb Elm anberes Miniiterium
BARI bic uebsrgabe Der Seftuns ipagen.
MbridnopeI mub unb pirb tiiriiih
bIeiben.1
Die Mufregung Der Gerben uno
Montenegriner lnter ben sSrisoensbes
lssaten iptgsn Der Mbiihien DETER
reid llnsarns in Werbinbunq nit
Der Baltaniriiis 1T eber TN 3us als
i'm NbntAmen. DAB bic ! Noppelmo-
nurhie entfhlofen fheint, qetpiiie
plGnt 5ur Musfiibruns 81 brinaen,
min man aus bem llmitunb idlieben,
bab iie fotpeii nod nift anssfangen
bat ibre Nrmee, bic au Dreipiertel
duf ben Hriegsfub sebraTt iporbtn
III. su bemobilifiren. Wtan bGlt Is
iett fit gtipib. bab nad benz Wies
btt5uinmmentritt Der Bptfhufter-
Ronffren3, am 2. Sanuar, Oeiferreid,
perfuhen tpirb, bic anbsren MGnte Al.
ptrnnldi1en, bas @ebiet bes autonos
men Albaniens 10 srob ols m0gliH su
maiden uho 9}risrtnb, OiucoDo uni
ffIbe &iusari basin eiH5ui&lisbsn.
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@etterberi1t

Sir Sbio, Snbiana unb bas
ipeftlihe pennIDlpanien: Nugeli1e1n
1ctDnes Wetter am Sdmltag unb
@onntas; lansIdm feisenos Ssmperaz
tlr. Meit(id,e Winbe.
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Muslano. o.Selegrapb

MuslanD. .Selegrapb
Gine,t S6u.er,eus(6rei
GtDbt elmer Der ierbif9en
1rieben5belegaten aus,
Weil bic triple Gntente nidt
Serbien au 9iilfe tpmmt.
llnb iih tpesen Serbiens niht auf Ell
men ariea nit benz Oreibunb
einlaFen min.
->a:>-
9uisorisn riiitet fir bic 5ortiebung
bes arieges,
e.:>
Mub aber Ihpn bic Hetruten bonn
Sabre 1913 unb Mdnner Biz 81
80 eSabren gu ben Jabnen
rufen.
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SeIterreih piI teinen Solodten bon
Der Siiosrense auriid5ieben.
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Solange Dura53o nidt bon ben Str
ben serGumt lit.
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Die prGifDentihafts Rampasne IN
\ 5ranfrei6.
9luh Der friibere premisr Jelir Ribot
bat feline 8anoibatur ongez.
iiinoigt.
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paul Defddnel uno antonin Subolt
ebenfalls Ranoioaten.
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Gppriano gaitro pirb ntht In ben
Ser. Stuaten 3ugelafen tperben,
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Wenn ietne 4usi6lisBung mO9liA tit.
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Die Der Mnrabue BON 8eiteaungsl
inuloig befunben puroen,

6attsn Bis gum Nbenb nod tstnen
Wabrfpru6 abgegeben.
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Jn(anO=g
2Sooorow Wi(fon
,sn ieiner 6eburtsitaOt Staun-
ton, Wa., entbulialtilA
empfansen.
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6nfiman nnb 0lnoretps~

JNffAbuA WV ~*u~<N*~
Die Der Mnnabu1e bon 8eItehungsn
inuloig befunosn puroen,
Gm Jreitag 4benb i'm 3uathaus gu
Columbus einssliefert.
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5rau sSamss Sing, bic 8ittpe einss
pflansers i'm mittleren Georgia,
Nuf bic Nnfluge bin perboftet, Die Grs
mprbuns ibrss 9uttsn peranlabt
gu boben.
Die Gefhporenen in benz Spnanttt;
arben pro3eB.
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5attsn Big gum 4benb nod tstner
Wabrfpru9 abgegeben.
GDpridno gaitro tpirb ntht IN Der
Ser. Stuaten augelafen peroen,
Denn Ieins QusidlisBung moslia tit
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3 E I B II m orb.

GleneIanb 90, 27. DECEMBER.
Der 53;d5rige Sren euingsr, oer felt
Idngsrer 3eit feline itdnoies 4rbeit bats
ts, bsstne 5rsisGs bgr9 Gri9ifbeu
GsIbitusoxs.