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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-08
CHICAGO SAVES D
cook Comfy Gave Him a Majority of
Over Sixteen Thousand.

over Sixteen lHOuSdnu.
Chicago.-Col. Roosevelt and Judge
dunno carried the state for president
and governor, respectively. 1t was only
the Colonel's strong showing in Cook
county that carried him through. There,
in 1908 u of 1,49s precincts, he led
Gov. Wilson by 1861. Returns from
down-state showed that in 1852 out of
ass precincts outside of Cook county
Wilson was IA votes in the lead. Presi-
dent Taft ran third, both in Cook coun-
ty and down the state.
The Illinois legislature win be made
up of 9G Republicans, o. Democrats, 9
Progressives and 2 Socialists. With u
total membership of 204, the figures show
the Progressives and Socialists hold the
balance OF power in the election of two
United States senators.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-08
Rather Mixed.
What is your walk in lief"
I'm an aviator"
chlvaIrous In Face Of Misfortune.

At . mass meeting recently in
nearby town an old and foremost cit
Ter who clings TO the s~artorial styl
Of years ago, was called upon for b
views On the subject In discussion. H
made . brief speech, and as he ",
compelled to hurry back to his ofic
he turned to the seat next to his, q
which he had deposited his silk hs
just in time to g q woman fatta
1t completely by sitting on 1t.
Ever polite, his feelings were neve
theless stirred, and the best he coul
think Of to say under the circur
stances was:
I'll hope you have not in1ure
yourself, madam."-Kansas City Sta
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-08
AN EDUCATIONAL LEADER.

Jackson.--Miss Susie Powell is super
visor of the School Improvement Associa-
tiion of Mississippi, and in connection
with the state board OF education, under
Hon. j. n. Powers, has rendered lasting
service to the people of Mississippi this
year.,
There are under this department, of
which Miss Powell is supervisor, organi-
cations in seventy counties, with a mem
bership of over 10000.
These associations, under the direction
of Miss Powell, are enlisted for the
health OF the student body as well as
for better school buildings, libraries,
school gardens and better public school
equipment generally.
Miss Powell has been making a tour
of the state endeavoring to lecture to
every school community and form these
organizations and inaugurate the work
More than 1000 public schools under the
direction of Miss Powell have put il
water coolers and individual drinking
cups, while over 1000 libraries have
been installed.
Two thousand eight hundred and thir
teen girls have been enrolled in twelve
counties, with a director of clubs in eacl
county, for the purpose of teaching the
art OF growing and canning tomatoes
berries and various kinds of fruits.
Many of the prizes recently won a
the Jackson, Miss, fair were won b.
members of clubs formed by Miss Powell
Two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars have been expended this year OF
building improvements as a result o
this young ladies' efforts in Mississippi
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-08
Ninety Bushels Corn to Acre.

misunderstanding to a report which
is considered thoroughly authentic, which
has reached here, a farmer by the name
of Robertson. in Smith county. has done
remarkably well with his corr this year.
1t is reported that from a twenty-acre
iield planted TO corn, in the piney woods
land OF Smith county. Mr.. Robertson
reaped an average of ninety bushels to
the acre.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-08
Are You a Stenographer?

Observation-Disclosures will be held
in several Mississippi cities on Novem.
Der "a for stenographers and typewriters
for field service. The cities designated
are Jackson, Vicksburg, 0reenviIle, Hat.
tiesburg, Columbus, Gulfport, Meridian,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-08
Change of Venue Granted.

Yazoo City.-7James Dixon, charged
with the murder of Miss Kate Cox, will
be placed or trial at Raymond, Kinds
county, next February, a change of venue
having been granted by the supreme
court when the decision of the first trial,
in which he was convicted of manslaugb
ter, was reversed.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-08
Killed in Explosion.

Kilmichael.-Late Saturday night at
Huntsville, while finishing the days
grinding Of corn, Ed Pace was struck by
a piece OF mill rock, which exploded and
instantly killed him. The piece of rock
tore almost the top of his head off, tear
ing a part of his brain.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-08

Observation-Disclosures for Monticello
precincts show that the Democratic elec-
tors received all the votes cast. To
amend section So of the constitution, "a
for, ~ against; to amend article A., sec
ton 33, "a for, 10 against; article 4,
section 81, "a for, ~ against. For
county attorneys office, ~ for, 2d
against. B.. f. Harrison is reelected to
congress.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-08
Car Famine Acute.

Jacksonville cart shortage situation
in the lumber producing sections of Mis-
sissippi is said to be growing more acute
every day, with no relief in sight. Lum-
bermen complain that they are receiving
less than so per. cent Of the cars they
have asked for, and many mills have
ceased to book orders for interior ship
ments.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-08
Masons Lay Peabody Cornerstone.

of the grand lodge of Masons will be held
here to lay the cornerstone of the new
Peabody builuing at the University of
Mississippi. Gov. Earl Brewer made
the address. Many prominent men from
over the state were here to witness the
ceremony.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-08

New Haven.-Connecticut, which four
years ago gave Taft a plurality of A, 900,
gave good-sized majorities to Wilson for
president and Baldwin 3D. for governor.
Democrats also elected five congressman
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-08
Condemned Negro Escapes.

Brookhaven-The sherifi's posse search.
ing for Nathan Jacobs, negro, who es
capped Jail Saturday night, have been I'm.
successful and will no doubt abandon the
chase. Jacobs is under a death sentence
for having killed a negro and was await.
ing the result of an appeal to the So
preme curt.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-08
Taking No Chances.

Miss Perker. I presume you have
read Tennyson's poem about Lady
Godiva?"
D. mo. indeed. My mother ia very
strict and will never allow me to read
anything risque."
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-08

Clinton.-Clinton precinct, 96 votes
cast. County attorney, rs for, II against.
Amendments: First Sc far, II against;
second, So for, II against; third, 4S
for, 81 against.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-08

10 prevent Malaria IL far better ~
TO cure i: In malarial countries TAI.
dose OF OXIDINE regularly one each -.
and save yourself from Chills and F.,
and other malarial troubles, Adv wv
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-08

Potts Camp.-Vote at this place for
county attorney to be retained; Yes 80,
no 9; amendment in civil cases to con-
stitution, for IA, against 1; for each of
the other amendments, for ~, against
0. Democratic 80, Progressive 6. For
congressman, Stephens SO.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-08
Baptist State Convention.

Jacksonville Baptist State Conven
ton will be held here November 12-1.
The meetings of the Woman's Missio
airy Union will be held Simultaneous
with the convention.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-08
Boosts Assessments.

Natehez.-Corporations doing business
in Adams county have been assessed
at $445,7 200 for 1912, an increae of $780,
1868 over 1911, which swells the total
assessment Of Adams county, personally
and real holdings to 81, 1874.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-08
FLORIDA.

Jacksonville, Fla.-Wilson carries Flor.
Ida by the usual Democratic majority.
Every Democratic candidate has been
elected.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-08
Including Both Kinda.

Every time l put a new ribbon on
my typewriter. 1 get my fingers stain.
cd with ink"
"Oh, I'd rather get my fingers stain.
ed with Ink than be jabbed with q
hatpin-"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-08
Amendment Loses.

Vaiden.-The election passed off quiet.
ly here. There was unusual interest in
the election from the fact that a consti-
tutional amendment was submitted to
discontinue the office of county prose-
cutting attorney. The amendment was
lost and the office remains as before.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-08
Taft Gets a Vote.

STANDARDIZATION 46, Roosevelt 2,
Taft 1. Sisson, AZ. County attorney,
25 for, 25 against.
First amendment, 16 for, 8 against;
second amendment, 80 for, 1 against;
third amendment, 10 for, IA against.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-08
LOUISIANA
till Loyal-Rooscvelt Is Running Sec
ond and Taft Third.

New Orleans, La.-Louisiana has given
its usual Democratic majority to Gov.
Wilson, Roosevelt running well ahead of
Taft.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-08

II a girls arms have pretty dimpl,
In them she'll get them sunbuned
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-08
GREAT CAUSE HAS TRIUMPHED

Princeton, \. J.-Responding to a tele-
gram from the Democra attic national chair
man asserting that Gov. Wilson was
elected, the Democratic candidate sent a
dispatch to Mr.. McCombs as follows:
81 deeply appreciate your telegram and
wish to extend to you and the members
of tn, acmpaign committee my warm
congratulations on the part you have
played in the organization and conduct
OF a campaign fought out upon essential
issues.
"A great cause has triumphed. Every
Democrat, every true progressive, OF
whatever alliance, must now lend his
full force and enthusiasm to the fulfill
ment of the peoples hope, the establish
ment of the peoples right, so that JUS
tice and progress may go hand in hand
This was Gov. Wilson's first utterance
of a public character after his accept
ance of the reports that he had been
elected.
Capt. "Bilr Excited.
Gov. Wilson sat with a party OF
friends around a brilliantly Illuminated
dinner table as the elections returns
came in. The first results the governor
got were favorable and his comment was
That's very encouraging" The returns
that continued to come in from Massa-
chusetts, Connecticut and New York all
favored Wilson, and the party about the
dinner table showed its pleasure.
Capt. "Bilr' Mcdonald, the Texas
ranger who is the governors bodyguari
read a stack OF returns and felt so happy
that he exclaimed.
Il wonder if I'd get arrested if ] just
shot off my guns. If it keeps mp thi;
way III have to Just turn 'em loose"
Capt. Mcdonald is a close friend o
Col. Roosevelt, but differs with him pc
litically.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-08

Occasionally a couple marr,sa
haste and live happily ever afts,
they secure q divorce.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-08

If We could g ourselves as othm
see US we wouldn't believe It
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-08

*Doubtful.
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erlefene bis ertra $7.10-7.50, faneb--
Aube s2.25--6.O0, auserleiene bis ertra 1926
-5.76, eannsrs 9a.00--8.25, Sto6ers unb
Geeosrs $3.75--6.26.
Buller.-Ete 3ufHbr mar nur mGbig
uno Der gtarft ffetis gu ben osftriseng greifen.
Die Rahfraas mar cine CUTE.
Tfagere anb Ieihte $3.25--4.00 Bologna
S4.25-4.90, ertra $4.90--5.00, fette gulleH
A.86-5.50
Adlber.-3is aaafrase mar eiu. CUTE
uno bic prei'e ftisssu um 25-50t fir bic
beHersn tdlber.
Orstadrs Hnb srsss s5oo-9.oO, fair bis
cute leidts~$e .00-9.50
fafber in ben Fommiiious. Sdufern. -
| ganch 91se, priHa bis auserIsiene 715--8%e
crbinare 4--6e.
Shneine Die 3ufubr mar oeriuasr.
Die greiie ftieeen besbaIb UNI &c per 100
Yfunb unb Der Wartt ialob fart.
| 8uts bis duserlefens 8erpaduuos. uub
| gleitherfortsn IS AS so, asmifdte 8erpo.
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erlsfene fhpsrs fette sdue s6. .5O-7 65, .rtrs
E75, stdgs s450-675, srtra $3.50,
lsihts 8eriauetforteu So 30--8 so. Gertel BON
ll0 gfo. uub ipeuiaer $6.6o-8 rs
Shafe nssdmmsr. Die 3ufubr
mar beuts qsriud, bic Rntfraqc out uuo bic
Yrsiit farf fir s3afs. Sammtr aieseu un,
15--25e.
Sdaie.-artra g. .65--3. Is, quite bts aus.
.rleiene S325 - 3.65. orbinGrr bis autt
81 .e5-3.00. Wutteri4ais s3.25-4.25, 3dbr.
linae 81 00-5 90.
Q1mmer. - srIhinbrs srtrn s7.75, autt
bis austrlefeur S6.50-7.65, orbindrs biz
fairs 1905 35, guIIs s2.50-3.75.
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gincinuati, 80. 9uti

Gtncinuatt, 80. 9uit.
Ter ShioHub lit i'm fausu beqrirsu unb
Hirb pdhreue Der ndtyfisu beiosH {aqs nod
peiter hsruntergebeu gsaern gbsnn bate
sr bel Der bisFgsr Staot einsn @aderfauo
bon 329 Rus.
Die folstno.a DspsfG:u trafen pabreuo
bee sefrig.n iases bier stn:
Sittsbure, 81. Der Stui Sat siusn
@aHsrHaue ben S.3 5ui uue fault.
Yart,rsburq. % Sa. Der SIus hat
.iu,n 8aFsrFano bon liz sus uno faat.
Gattettsburq. "a. Der slu5 bat stnsu
@aTerFous bon rs 0 Sub uRb faat.
sananh salts, y. "a. Der sIus
bat ein.n BaftrFanb BON 2.6 sas unb faut.
Shartestou. 8. IA. Der SIu5 bat ct.
men @aHsrfaHb poH 60 sus unb fteist.
ST.. TGtafaHt. g9 81. Der SIG1 bat
.ixeu @aHsrHans BON 20. s suS unb idat.
Ssrtsmsuth. .. Der stus aat siuen
@aF.raars bon 29l GUS uno faut.
esutsetGts. aa. Der 5lus bat sinsn
ssaFsracnb bon l2.7 gus uuo fieiSt.
6sanssiIIe. 5uo Der sIuS bat stner
BaFsrhaHs bon 146 Gus une iteht
gairs, Sa. Der SIub BAT eiHsn sSaFer.
adne psx 25 Gus uub fsiat.
@empbis. 5tHu. Der Stus Bat sineu
9aHrharo BON l76 Gus uno ftsiet.
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Ser SaSefarreu.

Niemano tennt ben Grftnoer bes
gdbetarrens, niemdno fat ndh ibm
gefori6t. Wldn rpeib nur, DQb er elm
grite mar. prattiid iinb bic mdnner
uno SSrauen 9llbipns immer gslpsisn
- fis babeten IhoR tult in Der See,
ulg mir 9sutide oas Rsmeoium Der
Geiunotsit nod i'm S2niPtaiten iutz
ten. 9ereits i'm Is. Sabrbunbert err
freuten iih ibre Seebdoer. 5ernez Ban,
W1rsate, groaoItairs, Ram8qate,
Zeal, fFoIteitpne, Brighton uno Rnbe
auf Wigbt, hpber gliitbe. 2lus QDnoon
tdmsn bic Serrfbaften in Sdareu bin.
Gus gaoeorte paren oor3iiglid etn9ez
ridtet unb boten in Gdnb6Guiern. bic
tp0hentlih fir funf biz aht 8uinen
gu miethen pdren. uno in 6pteIs bic
bette untertunft. Qu6 Die gaoeturren
tuuren fhon oa. aus Sroaoituirs, ei=
rem tleineren Ort, no pdhrenb Der
Saifon bic Ser3ogin bon Qesos. Sa6ls
reife Wlitgliebsr Der Irlitotratis uno
cine Wenqs rsihsr Gentlemen freilten,
fhretbt Elm Seutiher: Die bieiige1
gabemaibinen baben 5lpei Rdoer unb
dhneln einem 4arrsn. Wlan isbt Iid
binsin, Der ba5uaeborige Mann fdbrt
eine Strede in Die See binaus, tehrt
ben Waqen um, uno man fam odnn
auf Stufen, bic born binabfiihren, ins
WaHer iteigeH. gu 2lnfang nimmt ss
Der 5iihrer felber iiber Tih, einen unz
tsr5utuuhen. ueber bic Stufen pprn
i6ldgt man einen Stirm fsrob, Der
oos Wafer beruhrt, 10 bub er ben 8os
oenoen pollig DOR neugierigen Iuqen
IhiBt. Jn Der Raffins finbsn lid ale
Eeauemlidteiten, Seife, Sdnntiiher,
Spiegsl, 9antoffsln, S6pGmme uIp.
Siir bas 3tpeite .9eihtecbt oerrihten
Weiber oas SFiibren bes aarrens.
preis elm Sdilling." 2lber man be!
iudte groaoitairs nidt, um nur fir
sinen S6illina gu babeH, fonbern I'M
iih mad ardften gu amiiItren unb 3u
aeritreuen. Bale, Spiel, Raffles, 81
fentIite 5riibftiids, qusfliiqe, soqb
apn5erte unb piels onbsre 8ersniigsn
boten cine sSii[le bon 4bnehsluno.
Rod omiiianter ginq es in Ramsgote
uno Wareate Der. Die gabsgdite fpas
ren 10 3ublreih, bdb bic gabetorren
taum ousrei6ten. Wan tnnste, beieus
nirte, oinirte, trieb Sport, pettete
une fpieIte mad Sersensluit Elm
5auptmann bon Der Gdroe perIor in
penigen Wodsn a6ttouieno Qfuno.
4ber Die 5auptiahe blieb bod INNER
bus 8ooen in Der Gee. limb ais Der
0ottinGer pbniiiprofsHor 9eorg gbris
itopb 2ihfenberg, elmer Der fsinitsn
uno i6drfiten Satirtter, feline srihuts
terte Geiunbbeit i'm Sesbabe bon Wtar.
aoie pieoer sefeitigt botte. taulen bic
Seebdber aud in Deutf6lane in
Wooe. 2ihtenberg nsrtiinoete bas
Cob hfs taltsn 9noena tn
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Gin Shiisenfeit anuO 1860.

@dbreno ons StraBburger Sfii.
senieii pom Sabre 1876 ieine poetiihe
Berberrlihung III ISlidarts Slid.
haftem Stiff" geiunoen bat, gibt liEs
Der Rritihenmeiiter Sienbarot sSlerel
aus alugsburg elm nod peit genale.
res Bib oes Stuttgarter Sd,iieen.
ieltes bon 1850 Iieies ,Seit bate isi.
nen her3ogllfen Erotettor in Gbri.
itnpb Don @ilrttemberg, Ser Die go.
oebrleie lpeitbiu in Die oeutihen 2an.
be uno lpie ilblih alf CUR giogenoi.
ienihait nusianote;
.8enn man i'm Reid piQ altr;ipeil
treIbeu,
go thuet Elm 5iirIt Dem anoern
it,relben,
IaB reot id) mol pom aleu- i6ooen.
aliS Sdielien thue man Die S6osen
la6en,
Iie @raien, oen Noel 0olgeberen,
DtIt iambt oen Stetten ailiierforeu,
llno alIentbalben tbuts man Der
titnben.
30 man Sd)isen peis 5u iinben."
9Ils eriteH Breis fiir oleies natio-
naIe Set bate Ser 5er3og 100 Gr.
fateR ausgelest pabren0 lid Die
iibrtsen ge!aoeuen sSiiriteu nit ie ei.
nem 1lfaten betbeIligten. Ter lid
ter, Der ihon gIeit elugangs redt
uusfiihrlit BON Der Griinoung oes
SdieBens bertftet bat, er5dhlt nun
elm 8reites ilno @eites BON DEN groB-
artigen 3orberettlingeu. Die gum Gnl-
piang uno 3lir 8eipirthung Der 91ite
getroiien iino. gluf Dem ShieBplas
ilnoet man Sablreid)e aronlbuoeu,
aufen una SpieItiid,e. gtm %. Sep.
teurber sogen Die Sd)iisen 5ahlreit
elm uno erhielten ibr Stanbquartier.
Sags oarnnf begab man iidl III feItli.
dem 3uge ocr SdloBgarten nah
oem StleBplas. no nad feierlifsrn
enlefauge ourh Den ber5ogliden
&ath Die Irtifel perleien uno Der
gurgfricoen pertiinoet puroe. Gam
idiritt man 3ur g9abI Der nfcuner"
(sSeitproner) unS Der .Britidemtei.
tier" Die NIT idIosfertisem 8ie mir
aIlerbano Spas uno ssrobiid)feit 3ll
iorsen bdtten. Zen erIten Oroner
nablten Die ,siiriten. oeu 8tueiien Rit.
teridaft uno aoel, BEN oritten Die
HeihsitQ0te, 6en pierteu unb fiinften
Die 5iiriieritnbte ulo Die giogenpi.
ienihaft. Die @ohl Der pier iibrieen
Iiel bem Ser3oa ieIbit 8u. Gritihen-
meiiter purbea orei gerpdbdt, horun-
ter sSIerel, nit ieinem Sobne, Bon
ben bier Geunern, Die Der Ser5og
noblte. befaiu ieoer bon 6ieiem ihone.
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9d8li4er Wfarft.D Deridt,


giattnaati. 80. san 1912.
Die na4feIssasea Euos,runssa ksiehsu
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ten IL - l2lse, fur,s kisysaieitea H.
l2s. srtr0 fbort dear esifsn ll4 - l2e
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!sfs sss lt Der Yfsns meier ssrpa6t
sugar Cured 6IriiH. ~ Martt III aetia
04sssfs l6-35-- 1875. vssnis SAultsr
IL 6O-l2.0O, Drsasfat Dassu l5.50-f6.50.
G4ultfrnll. 90 400, Rem Bert Gut eAui.
tsrn l7.0o-l250, trs1sas Dssi. s4iHisa
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1915. 1s1ies H. i5s per pisaA Dsei Gar.
sst n-ls<
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neiie Soffleiber gum 8eihenfe, pguet
lDnbiih ~ Hofb, Domms uttb Sof.
len, aud Diener uno Spieleute
ipuroen nit aleioern beihenft, oeren
20 angefertigt puroen. Ratbem TO.
onnn Der 5ofntarihnu nebit Sausbof.
meiiter Die Giener IN 8fliht eenon.
men batte, tpuroe Die gan5e sdiisen.
mannifoft BON ben Reunern IN 6
giertel getbeilt, 6eren jebeS ieine
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genoes pereinbart:
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idrieben uno cerle9t pcroen.
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2lrt erhalten.
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mebr ais s 8erid)te 8u elmer MabI3ei
gegeben tperoen.
5. 9lIles 3utrirfen unter Sen sSiir
Iteu uno bcren 8eiinoe ioQe gdn5lid
unterbleiben.
lta6 benz Souptifieben, Sds oe
Rilruberger Wenoel Stettner &c
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an Dem iih an Die 800 Sdiiben be
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ciuem Ghien.
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