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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-05
H0LLINGswoRTH NEWS.

Quite number OF the ncighbors
and friends OF \. IL. Davis Satheve.
al his home Saturday EVENING. de-
ccmber 3Oth. to help him celebrat,
his birthday. They presented hin
with lovely ,kcr. The cNeHin,
WIS spent playing sam,s and IN ,
social way Ice cream and cak'
were served. At late hour III,
guests departed for their home,
wishing him many more such happ,
birthdays.
Rev. and Mrs Lowell. Of Lakeland
were visitors at the Home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson one day last week.
Miss Olive Pearce is visiting he:
friends at Winter Haven.
Miss Polk and lady friend vi Tam
pa. were visiting at the home Of he,
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Ale'x Polk
last week.
Mr.. Fulton oil Lakeland High
l,nds. was entertained at dinner Sur
iay at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Mercer.
1t looks like the weather man had
got things pretty badly mixed up. a.
this is what should be called the
rainy season.
Mr.. Sparkling and MIR King. y
akeland, were callers al the HON
of Col clifford enc da ythis week
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-05
From the same Office is issued
TNE, LAKELAND NEWS
r0R SANER LIVING AND
EARLIER HOURS

Saner living. saner hours. simpler
ideas entirely for the entire routine
are ideas which are growing more IN
sis,ent every day among people VINO
have somehow stopped for breath IN
time to give a thought to the future
men of affairs and to the iuture
mothers of men OF ahairs. OF tue
country. says the Pensacola journal.
Late hours for social events con-
stitute an element which is sappins
the vitality OF lot Of young people
who might, under proper conditions
amount to great deal more than
they are likely to do-ai"ays
speaking commercially.
The time, in short has come 10
stop it.
Almost all OF the desirable young
men who are to be FOUND al '"e
social functions, are, 1t Is deVout'
" hoped, engaged in some KIND OF
busiuess-and anyone who goes ou'
in the everyday grind of this same
cold. calculating business atmos'
nhere. knows, too, how necessary u
ia to have ones wits about tnen
mon even the most ordinary occa
ions.
II ia the clear unclOuded min'
that can grasp a situation before tn
other fellow; spot the smoothest KIM
Of a personal enemy. and be fore
warned by seemingly trivial occur
RANGES. from committing graver er
rors Success is largely the contro
NJ the master-mind over the weaAe
element, at any time. and II Tn
Young business man clogs MS huma'
machinery with useless fatigue an
things that he should not have eater
nor drunk, he will soon find that n
doesn't cut the ice that he might II
tho present commercial age.
It is your wholesome, rested LOON
ing fellow who gets the business W
cause he is mentally and bodily mt.
And unless he is molly-coddie
or a polite social bum who can slee
next day like the girls. he Will nee
every one of his wits, clear a."
sharpcned. to accomplish the thing
that are naturally expected OF MIN
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-05

9Th. That the State Uniform Text
look Law. which is heartily EN-
dorsed. be wisely and faithfully and
fairly administered. and that it re-
ceive such needed amendments as
time and faithful administration ,
may suggest. There is no room for
doub: that books may be secured un- !
der this law appreciably cheaper
than formerly; nor is there any rea- !
7; SON why they need not be as good as
or even better than-the books to
be obtained under any other system
9TH. That the administration OF
! The State Department OF Education
be thoroughly efficient, but economi-
cal; and tnat, IN the interest Of econ
omy. all public school registers,
forms and blanks be supplied through
t.,at department.
Sth. That such decorum and re-
serve be observed in and about the
Department as is consistent with its
dignity, and necessary to protect il
against any suspicion of improper in
) timacy with, or control by, any out
{ side influence; and that no empl0ye
} in the Office shall. with the knOWl-
/ edge and consent OF its head, en-
| gage in lobbying during session OF
e the Legislature.
e 9th. That conditions in the State
e are not yet ripe for the adoption OF
!. a Free Textbook System.
n 10th. That the use OF money In Sc
!. curing Office be limited to reasonable
l. and legitimate campaign expenses
and that candidates accepting mOnei
v for electioneering purposes from out
= side interests BE- rebuked by patriotic
$. ballots.
It nth. That all teaching shall b
intelligent and practical and embrace
r. thorough teaching OF the essentials
" spelling. reading. writing. gramma
X and arithmetic: that the course
g: study should be such as to meet tn
,e demand of the age in which We live
at and to prepare. train and equip OIL
,e children for successful life and hv
st ing in the rapidly increasing com
w plexity of twcntienth century evil
cation.
he The foregoing are the princip'
70 II shall advocate, and tn" dis,ussiO
to of all will, | earnestly hope serve
h. eliminate all pcrsonalitie" from tn
be campaign.
ed On all other educational question
d. | believe I am soundly orthodox an
nd In sympathy with current educi
r. tiOnal thought at its best. stan
v for honesty and thOroughncss. an
have no patience with sham or pr
he tense.
be Now. my fellow citizens II VA
IRE approve these principles. viii !o
~ not investigate the Candidates. All
II, support the one that in HI acquire
or ments. character and public rccOr
n comes nearest representing them!
/ am exceedingly anxious TO y
RS teiyc your vote. but not unless "
TO believe in me. Investigate tu''y al
al fairly the claims of each candlda'
RS. and then vote for the man VINO.
ne your honest conviction. will be
cd promote the educational interests
IT. the state.
Tor Yours truly.
WILLIAM y. SilEATS.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-05

a yacent seat.
Manager Davis scored well when
no brought Beverly" Pretty GOWNS.
attractive scenery and cast that Is
well balanced and isn't lacking make
II a first class production Every
lover OF books is fond of George Barr
Nccu,eheon's romance and unlike
many novels this one hasn't lost 50
r,uch in the dramatization.-St.
Augustine Record.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-05
TIE WOLF WEDNESDAY MY

When The Wolf comes i -
Heron Theater next WedAesa Z.
night the audience will be i.ii Z
to follow the author and the at r.
up into the Canadian Hudson Ray
,odntry The play is melatrar.a
in three acts and deals with the de-
ce.ving OF a girl and subsequent
a1enging by her brother according In
the rough hut thoroughly human
ethics of that wild country. The girl
has disappeared. and the name of her
betrayer is unknown, but on his
deathbed. the father commands the
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-05
". n. SHfATS Announces his CANDIDACY FOR
STATE Superintendent

To the Democratic Electors Of Flor I
ida:
am candidate for the office OF
State Superintendent of Public In
struction. The principles stand for,
and shall advocate. are here briefly
outlined. If, after having read. YOU!
approve them, your vote and your
active support will be most heartily
appreciated.
1t is my unalterable purpose to
make clean. honorably. manly cam
paign, confidently relying, for protec-
ton against campaign fabrications
upon my past record as a man.
Democrat, 4 teacher. and public
officer
To me nothing is more despic-
able than deception and sham,
!, whether in school work. IN school
teacher. or in school officer.
Consequently the principles upon
the advocacy OF which shall
ask votes in this primary, will be
: declared without reservation or de-
ception either as to my position Or as
to what | shall attempt should thu
: Office be awarded me. desire n
mans vote upon miscOnceptiOn o
what | am or of what ! advocate.
had thousand times rather D.
beaten in an honest and HONORABLE
= fight for honest principles than to b
elected upon a catch-vOte platform
or through falsehoods relating to. Q
prejudice created against. an oppon
. ent. Therefore. ! shall, in my cam
&c paign, advocate the following:
o. list. That school positions of ever
;" kind be awarded upon merit only
- the best men for the best position
and the best positions for the be!
men.
end. That the Office of State Supe
20 intendcnt of Public instruction
NC filled by a practical teacher OF e!
~ tensive and successful experienced
" that he be a scholar, the peer OF II
~ best educators of the State. and th'
~ he possess executive ability and Il
- power of initiative. No mere cOpyi
Ia fit for this office. no matter no
:" faithfully he may copy.
y Sd. That the High Schools, Il
peoples colleges the sour
Nv from whence We must continue
"c draw, in a large measure. the teac
NJ ers for our elementary schools
70 systemized, unified, and equipp'
u" with additional departments accor
~ ing to the demand of the times. al
Fo' that they be placed under the supe
'e' vision of competent principals Il
ne ing all their time to that work
a" 4th. That the Rural Schools. t
ho pride and the hope Of the State.
g" given greater encouragement. mo
Nv close, competent and clrnest Supt
!" vision, longer terms aud. above
that they be given stronger. Dett
IN trained, and more experienced teac
~ ers.
5th. That the system OF teach'
le' examinations be SO changed as
'ep make them less exhaustive physic'
'ed ". and less expensive to the teache
hu and a better test OF actual teachl
igs ability. The present law has serv
M its purpose well, but We have OF
grown il now. and something bet'
at Is imperatively needed.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-05
ST AUGUSTINE PLEASED
WITH BEVERLY

Piauant. pretty and charming
porothy Redding and strong cas-.
in "Beyerly of Graustark' delighted
enc of the largest audiences OF the
season at the jefferson Theatre ias'
night. 1t is really high class az
traction and if everyone had known
= hat it is there wouldn't have been
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-05

BRYAN was over in Tampa the
other day and ,onfided TO the news
papers over there that he WASH
going to run for President this time
Let's see-isn't there ilttlc Ji"s''
that runs something like this: "Wh!
don't YOU marry. my pretty maid!
Nobody asked me. kind sir s"e
said.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-05

All candidates are invited to at
tend big talk-fcst at Key "es'
coincident with the Over-Sea ha'l'
road celebration. during the "eef
commencing January 80, 1872. W.
hone the Key Wcstcfs Will not con
cude that they'd ratha' tnr oeei
left without a railroad. than !" nav
II bring them such an INVASION
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-05

girls half brother, lai
The Girl ard care itr b
III h. search that The
riuntarv death IN
Srts Gu, to find 'ha y ar
him in the home az
trader. The plot em.'
u..lrr yasitd incident
more savory love affair,
comedy interests Wei
ii Is said. The end Is
be. logically ard mr.ea
lust. as most theatre-te
that a play shall be- i
would have il success
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-09
Wesen Nagabpnoage
@erben iid Die auaebliflen 1pul.
room Sdpinoler ;n perantiuor.
ten babeu.

Der aaufmann Sobn 5dgsrmana
BON Cameron, W. 8a., fielte iih ges
fern i'm poIi3sihauptquartier elm, uT
Waltsr Burns BON Rem Yort uno CD.
Wentport6 bon Buffalo in augens
iheiu gu nebmen, oa er Der Inltht
mar, bdb oisielbsn Der 9aunerbanoe
dngebOrt haben tonu.eu, bic ibn DOR
elmer Do6e in sinsm ReIort in asns
tudp nm $500 6eIhpinoelt bat. Dix
9ef1ngenen tpurotn ibm porseflbrt.
iebod ertldrte 9a9ermann, bic bstoen
Mdnner ME Qeiehen 3u hoben.
Burns unb Wenttpo-tb tpuroen be-
sanntlin am Samitas pon Der hisilgsn
polisei unier 8sibiIie Der ReDporter
3etettios gottinsham uno Sbeerhan
unier benz 9eroa6te Derbaftet, Den g,
phelps, einen tpoblbobennen Rauf'
mann pon goeahontas, 8a.. um $1,000
.rlsidiert gu baben. Sie tperben beuts
oem poiissirihter unier Der fOrmelsr
antlaae Der 9nsabonodss poreefubrl
perben. Die Radforihungen Der 20
lisei na6 ben brei anseblihen GeHoHer
Der Gdaussnsn Dsrlisfen bisbsr sr'
fclglos.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-09

lleber oiefes 5bema plaubert i'm
Septemberbeft DON 9elbasen &c alaz
iines Monatsbeften Der felt Sturgeon
fiinf3iaidhrige Otto GrnTt in gelaiie>
ner Deiterteit unb milbem Grnit: gu
alien 3eiten babe ih auf Die Jruge. OBJ
i6 mein ganaes 2eben. 10 ipie es ges
nsisn, pon 4nbesinn nod einmuI lebsn
mohte. nit sinsm beibbuugrigen S1
geantiportet, INNER in Der Soffnune,
in benz 5rager Semano gefuuoen gu
huben, Der bic Sahe MAIDEN Tonne.
Denn id bin nit elmer sin3Ieen ern=
iteren glusnabme INNER geiuno getpez
fen unb babe 3u alien Sutbebruneen,
Sorssn, &Gmpfeu, 9lnfeirounsen uno
ardntungen, bic mir natiirlib nifi
srfpart seblieben 'inb, bunoertmal 10
riei Slid empfuneen. tpie ih perbiene
unc ben tpeitous srDBten Ibeil oisiea
Gliids ihon BET Der Ge6urt. Da II
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2okal.Dfrid)t
Der id)nDoe Wtammon
Shirt su elmer Sdjlagerei suiiden
siuei idDluar5en Strahen.
preoigeru.

Gin rsligi1ies .Weeting", tpeltss
bon ben farbisen Strabenpreoigern
/. propbet" Sobnion BON Qo. % Gar=
iielo giacs unb Sfdae Quinn bon Rp.
633 Git 6. apenus ouf einem Ieeren
an 8. 4penue, nabs Der gree
man glpenue peranitaltst poroen mar,
tam su sinem unsrtpdrteten uno tpiiiten
Gnoe. Nohoem bic beioen Strabens
prsbtgsr ibrsn ,3ubOrern Qa9itenlie6e
uno anoere 5ugenbtn eingei4drft bat.
ten, nabmsn lie eint apIeite Dor, bst
trelter JohnIon nur 73 Gents oereine
nabmie, ipdbreno Quinn S5.55 famz
melte. 2sbtsrer peiserte iif, feline Gin.
nabms nit ieinem aoaegen gu theiIsn
une es tam sipiIfeu 8eioX 3u etner
aeiIersi, ipelde iih gu elmer aliseHeis
nen St)ldgerei gu entipifelr brobts,
ais bic poli5iiten Boers uno 5rainor
auf Der gilbff1he erfhisnsn uno Deul
llnfua Elm Gnoe mdhtsn. inoem lie biz
bsiben Strabsnprtbiser ipesen aHors
bentlihen 9etroeens Derbdfteteu.
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Mnfdne.

- Md6renb Jrau Grap. No. 2318
Boone Ctr, aeitern Elm gett nit tons
sentrirter Gauge rsiniste, nabm ibr
ileines, 5psi Sabre uItes 5odtsrhen
Welinbd bic Glaite an iih uHo ieBte
bieislbe an ben Ruub. Inn gu trinten.
Sn oieism QuseHblid fpuroe Die Wluts
ter ouf ben gorsans aufmeriiam uno
eatrib ibr Die Glnfhe. 9as aiHe ipars
BE- nab bem ftdbtiffen ooipital se=
bra6t, no es Iih berausitslte, baB
Qippen unb Wunoboble bon Der Isen>
ben JlIFigteit Derbrannt porben
paren.
5rau u. Si.pe. bon go. 1864
Sehlsr Gtrabe, fiel aeitern an Der 8.
acenue unb Walnut Strabe bon elmer
Gar Der Gin unb McWiden E~is
uuo sos ii6 fbmer3hufte Goniuiionen
An. Sic tpurbe bon ben polisiiteH
WeSbone uno Steipors oufgeboben
uro in cine benanburie apotbese ess
braht. Rahbem iie perbunben ipor=
ben mar. scnnie iis iih ohne 4eiftano
heinlbeseben.
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gernsiHt.

Der IA Sabre alis lGlis Wiie, BON
Ro. BIT Git 9ibertp Strdbe, tpiro
ie:t bem 6. Sepiember permibt. Gr arr
xiiete fir Den Shneioer Shos. Cos
gun i'm 1roction Gebduhe uno Ders
lisb am 6. September feline arbeiiss
itelle, Inn iib gum NittdseHen su be-
asten unb tebrte nidpt pieoer suriid.
Die Gltern befinoen iih in GROCER
llnribe um i1n.
Grau O. Urban. bon Rc. 81
5onroer Gtrabs, 5amiltOn. g.. mel
bsse aeiiern Der polisei oas 0ers
fcninoen ibrsr 9odtsr Grau Clara
0n6f bon go. 1861 Central Nh. Grou
Urban mar Dor siner Wohe nad Gin.
cinnoti aetommen, um ibre 1od)ts,
su befunen, fono bisfelk ieoOd IN Del
Wobnuna an gsnirnl 4penue MIDI
pcr. Gk ftellis 5un6tit auf tisen'
'Euuit Radforfhnneen an uno tudnos'
iit fnlieBIit an bic poli5ei.
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aeine Sanse.
lie 1tebcrsieber frnnen nod, IN
ssfamobans, oorr i'm Wirtten-
lidlern ltebersns bleibcn.

qls Der Sturm iid am Samitdg
gatmittag 70 bramiig md6te, uno
uns aus pollen Baden ben St1nb uno
RuB in bic 9luge1. blieB. iagte ilb
pobl sssoer: Sess rpirD's unnerid! Gr
meinte Damit ntht oasUtlllenlum, Das
ieBt mad 4nnabme BON Snitlatipf unD
Referenoum anbre6en tDIrD; er metnte
nur. oaB es tiih.er perOen fpuros.
Genn mas Der Wleaih erhofft. ertpar@
tet er. Rein 9ein. Die Dtnbsherr>
lidtsit Dauerte nnr 15 Wtinuten uno
penn Die auediilbsriauls i'm 9bsrmo>
meter iid audi budte na6 bem 9runo.
ias, Der atiigere siebt mad, 10 ssihdb
es nur in Der bosbaftsn abii6t, balb
tpieber in Die 5Dbe gu itneaen. bod
bsfheiben, nur lumpise neun5ig Grab
- natiirlih i'm Gdattsn -, aber IS
ipirb tpirtIih baIb annerih Derben.
csraennipo i'm Weiten bat iih pieosr
cine 4era Der beiben Guft brett ess
maf,t. Was bas " J, m0geu unfere Sc.
fer iit, islbft austiifteln. Wds Is be-
beutet, ipolIen mir ibnsn ihoneno bet>
brinasn. Webr 5ise! 5iir heute III
ioesnanntss fhones wetter dngstiinz
biqt nit iteisenber Semperdtur, eiRs
Qlntiinoisung. bic uniersm 5rsuHt
9llois Wueit pisber ben Dunid aul
bic Gippen bringt: ndre it bod nod
pi.rsebn 1dse in Spotous, Ddibing.
ton, gebliebsn. tpofslbit Der 9berrno'
meter Wprgsns NIT 80 Grab an
fling. Sbsr Grsuno 5ermanH eusb.
bert, Der ii6 in feinem 5eimathsoori
fppllene Striimpfe. folhe, bic mel
tinauireihen, taufte. UNI snolih ein.
NAL lpurm gu peroen. Bis gut ss bod
bic 2eut. batten. @it in Cincinnati
| batten .s fpeniser gut, bsnn mir i6tpi
Z - - H.Sx~4,,.n~.
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Names 9. WcRa mara bat
bic 8lirbbarm gnt7
aunbund.


Qep gort, s. Sept. anget,:
rgsen gort Don Sputbampton pa
iris" bon qirGus, rRctteroam" BON
Rctterodm.
a6seg.: .qatricia" na6 Samburg.
Montreal. anset.: rgictps
ridn" urb hungarian" bon 2tperz
perl, r4scania" BON Soutbampton.
Suebec. 4nget.: rSaturnia
ron Glasgop.
2i3aro. qaifirt: ga Souruine"
pon getp Yort na9 6aors beItimmt.
grop 5sab b. SignaliIirt: mWtns
rehuba", bon Rep yort nud 2oHoon
beI,immt.
UtppilLe. Qngef.: rGolumbia"
prn Ren gort nad 9lassop BE-
itinmt.
2iperpoel. angst.: nMesantic'
DOR Mputreal.
Goutbumpton. g anget.; rph!'
lahslpbid" BON Rep Yort.
4bgeg.: .prin3 5riebrih WilkIm'
unb .gincinnati~ nod gep yort.
2onoon. glbges.: nanionia'
nah MpntreaI.
g1ilubelp biu. 4Hset.: rWsaa
ni.cu" Don 4ntperpeu.
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Wm. TilIen, Elm 35 Sabre alter
Ghdntfeaner, bon go. 81 Gin Ctr,
erIitt in fsiner Wobnung tinen leih-
ten 6ibfdlos. gr besab Ii6 mad benz
6oipital.
Bat. DaDis. 80 Sabre alt, Elm Mr@
better psr ylo. 803 Weit A. 4pe.,
brad an Der Ode Der 2ibertp StraBe
unb syreeman ADe., BON Der oiBe
iiberpdltigt suiainmen. pdtrofiuassn
5 brahte ibn nah bem 5ofpital.
Sobn gonners, 26 Sabre aft, bon
go. 916 Weit z. alpe., tpurbe in Der
HGbe fsiner Wobnung BON Der 6ibe
iibsripdltigt unb 5og iih cine 8opfs
ipunbe 3u, tpelfe i'm itdbtiIden 9ofpi=
tai perbunoen ipuroe.
Der 9erfsbrspolisiit 5hos. Sbsor
roob brdh aeftern 4benb in Der erften
Diitriftsitation, bon Der 5ibe iibers
ipdltigt, betpuBtlos 3uiammen. Gr
ipurbe, nadbem sr bas 9eipubtTetn
tpisbsr erIdngt bate, in einem patrol-
fpaoen nah isiner Dobnung, Ro. 3740
aenilpDrtb Yldee, gebruht.
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geridrudte Ginbred,er.

Tsit GROCER llnnerifdmtbeit sins
Elm ginbrefer 81 Werse, tpeltxr eee
fern Worsen tur5 nah 3 lhr mitttlft
elmer 2eiitr gum 3treiten Stodiuert
beg 6aufss so. 427 piebmonb Ctr.
emrortletterte unb ourh Elm offeaes
sSeniter in bas ShlnBimmer bss
Scnl<s Sobnfon einfties. Jrdu Sohns
foE ipurM bur6 nds @er1uih aus
BEN Ghlafe esfpedt unb TAB 5u ibrem
grSbtfn Gbreden ben GiHbrster Dor
bsm Bette itehen. auf ihre 5ilfes
rufe nabm Der aerl ReiBnus. elite in
bos erfte Stodspert hinunxr uno err
reitte ourh bic 5ronttbiire bic
Gtsabe. CIR mar naf ansobe Der
ssrau Srbnlon Elm GROCER Wnnn, trus
tint Ufiibe nnb mar in 6emns1rmstn.
Gr purbs non paHonten geieben. aIs
Ct aus bem 6aufe lief unn in Der
OIntelheit ptri4pdHb. Z
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Grperten
llnteriaden bic Bidder Der CONAN
Bros Manufacturing Go.,
I'm angeblid,e SrresmlaritateH sn
entDefen.

gie 1hatIafe, ooB Die Somnn
Bros. Manufacturing 60. sSabrifat.
ten bon Silberunaren II. I. ID. al Der
unb 6ulbert qpenus, ibre
9}uher onrh einen Grperten unter-
frfen ldBt,, um anseblihe Srregulaz
ritdten 3u entoeden, fpuroe geItern
oaourd befannt, 6aB eine an5abl tb'
rer alnt6en grieie erbielten, in oenen
lie eriuht tperoen, abihriften Don
aorreiponben5en iopIe Gltittungen,
bic iie bon Der 8eleuihaft in Sanoen
baben, eiH5uieHoen.
Als 5err oofepb Z. 6pman, PrdIis
bent Der Beieaihaft, iiber oie alnge-
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