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The Bourbon news., 1912-07-30
MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1912

the following described property:
That certain tract of land in Bour-
bon County, Kentucky. on the Harp
and Innis turnpike, about seven miles
from the city of Paris, containing about
lis acres, known as the Corbin farm.
About 80 acres thereof being on the
northeast side of said turnpike and
the remainder on the opposite side
thereof. Said land is adjoining the
Steele heirs on the north and Steele.
heirs and John J. Piper and G.. A
Smedley on the east side; John ].
Piper and Mrs. Agnes Jacoby on the
west side, and beingthe same tract of
land conveyed by Tazwell Marr and
L. K. and b. B. Marsh, in trust of
Rachel Corbin and Ter children by
deed OF record in the office of the
Clerk of Bourbon County Court in
Deed Book A, Page 253.
Said sale being made to satisfy q
Judgment of Robert H. Wilson against
the defendants, Sallie C. Corbin and
Matte Corbin, for the sum of $4,000
90, with 6per cent. interest thereon
from the 10th day of March, 1910. un-
TIL paid, and for the farther judgment
Of isaac W. Wilson against the said
defendants for the sum of $4,000. 90.
With per cent interest from the 18th
day OF March, 1910. until paid, and
the additional sum of $157. 10 court
costs.
Said sale will be made upon the.
credits of six, twelve and eighteen
months for equal parts of the purchase
money, the purchaser being required
to execute bond for equal installments.
OF the purchase price, with good se-
curity, to be approved by said Master
Commissioner, payable to said Com
missioner, and bearing interest at the
rate of 6 per cent. per annum from
date until paid. and to retain lien
upon the property until fully paid,
and to have force and effect of a
Judgment.
G. A. MCMILLAN,
Nj. G. OF the &. &C.
David Thornton, Atty.
NJ. F. Kenney, Auct. 1926 az
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Children Set Fire to Couch.

The fire department was called out
Friday at noon to the residence of
Mrs. Nettie Hibler on Eighth street
to extinguish fire which had origi-
mated in an unoccupied room. The
room contained only hox couch and
as several children were playing in this
portion the hose it Is supposed they
lighted matches and applied the flame
to the couch. Although blazing fierce
ly, the couch was carriedfrom the house
into the yard. The mantei and wood
work in the room were. e.badly damaged
but the fire was soon eXtinguished with
a small loss.
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RELIGIOUS.

The Catholic church was crowded
with communicates Sunday morning
when a period of forty hours devotion
commenced. The altar was beautifully
decorated for the occasion, and an in
teIesting feature was a large process
sion of young girls dressed in white
and carrying arm-bouquets of bright
flowers. The Holy Sacrament was ad-
ministered by Rev. Father O'Dwyer.
who is being assisted by his brother.
Father O'Dwyer, of Richmond, Father
Faye, of Georgetown and Father Hill
enmeyer of Winchester.
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Progressives of Bourbon Organ

ize.
The organization Of the Progress
ives of Bourbon comfy was perfected
Saturday at a meeting held at the
court house, by the selection of A...W.
Cottingham as Chairman and j. D.
McClintock as. Secretary.
The meeting was we'll attended, a
good number Of Progressive Republi-
cans were present from all over the
county in response to the call from dis
trict headquarters, and harmony pre-
vailed through the session.
The selection of Mr.. Cottingham as
Chairman and Mr.. McClintock as Sec
retary on Temporary OganiZation, was
made practically without any opposi-
ton. and upon motion the temporary
organization was made permanent.
A committee composed Of six leading
Republicans was appointed as county
committee. They were w. l.. Yerkes,
DR.. Frank Fithian, j. D. McCIintock.
DR.. W. &. Daley, James Shea aud
Henry May.
The following delegates were select
ed to- attend the district convention to
be held in Lexington, August /:
Delegates-W. L. sYerkes. A. w.
Cottingham. Frank Fithian, Henry
May, DR.. M. H. Daley. James Shea,
Squire Jett,1W. &. Davis. I. B. Mat
tox, Orie Wagner, Louis Earlywine,
Max Meter, J. D. McClintock, G. W..
Wilder.tJ.lW. Larkin. G. K. Jones.
Frank Hall. DR.. w. q. Daley. VIM.
Harris, S. L.sWeathers. John Crump,
Homer Hutchinson. John Bramblett,
George Rose, Davis Hutchcraft. George
Bailey.s
Alternates-Sam Phillips, James
Feeback, Henry Wagner, Henry Mat
tox. Grant Hughes, John H. Stivers.
Roberta Kenton Martin Mann, L..
Painte, Dudley Bell, Larkln Monson,
r. w. Dodson, Harvey Short. j. I.
Ingram. VIM. Harrison, Tom Johnson.
Wm. Sledge. G. Alexander, Ward Will
cox, A. K. Richie. George Derrickson.
Frank Frazie, Harry Fielder. bWm.
White, Omar Lytle, W. H. Hill and
W. n. Talbot.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-30

State Inspector and Examiner Sher-
man Goodpaster Friday filed with Gov.
McCreary reports on the offices of the
Secretary of State, Auditor and Clerk
of the Court of Appeals. His report
shows the accounts to be in perfect
condition, and compliments the clerica
force of sthe departments. The tota
revenue for the year ending June 80
1912. as shown bv inspection of the
Auditors books, was 81, 280, 486. &c: ex
penditures SS7, 72l, 172.74. a deficit o.
S440, ,6S7.08.
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Within the past few weeks the
watch dogs of the country have de-
veloped such a marked fondness for
chewing sup mail carriers that the
Postoffice Department was moved to
call attention. to the regulations (which
provide that carrier IS not compelled
to humor the dogs under any circum-
stances.
Carriers. Gays the regulations,
"are not required to deliver mail at
residences where vicious dogs are per-
mitted to run at large. Persons keep
ing such dogs must call at the post
office for their mall" This para
graph in the regulations will be strictly
applied from now on, and the owners
of dogs must either put them on diet
or keep them locked up if they want
mail delivered at their houses.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-30
LeBuS Confirmed.

The appointment Of Lewis Martin
Lebus as Postmaster of Cynthiana by
President Taft was confirmed by the
Senate, Friday. Mr.. Lebus has been
officially notified of the appointment.
which dates from July /, and is for
four years. He will take charge of
the office soon. Mr.. LeBus succeeds
George M. Dickey. who has been post
master for more than twelve years.
Mr.. Dickey is brother of Mr.. John
Dickey, of Paris, and is we'll know N
here.
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THE FAIR !
Great Values Fridav

Window shades, first quality, z foot
long, AZ inches wide, white only.
finest oil Opaque, will not crack or
fade, best automatic spring rollers.
Lay in supply at these prices. Each
33c, worth 75.
Table Tumble s, set of only 1Oc.
Jelly Glasses, 1-2 pint size, 19c doz.
Mason Fruit Jars, 1 qt. size, 49c doz.
Full pound high grade Talcum Pow
der, can 19c.
Table Mats, 10c size at &c.
Violet Glycerine Soap, 3 cakes for
Ice.
Grandpas Wonder Soap, 8 cakes &c.
First quality Blue and White Dish
Pans, not shallow, but extra deep, IL
quart size, soc.
All sizes Preserving Kettles on sale
at reduced prices.
Assorted sizes Tin Milk and Pudding
Pans 25c a dozen, no less sold.
Regular sc Laces, real torshon, 1c
a yd.
Two rolls Toilet Paper, and Toilet
Paper Holder, all for 10c.
THE FAIR.
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Bourbon Farm Sold,

Harris & Speakes, real estate agents,
sold Saturday for A. j. Austin, his
farm on the Bethlehem pike, few
miles from Paris, to Mr.. Geo. A.
Keller, eOf Cynthiana. The farm con-
tains 105 acres and is well improved,
having upon it handsome residence.
The price paid py Mr.. Keller was pri-
vate, but it is understood to be good
one and was cash. Possession will be
given february l. 1913. Mr.. Austin
and family will move to Lexington to
reside.
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A Small Desirable Home.

Any one desiring to purchase a small
tract of improved landswil do well to
see Harris & Speakes about the Carp
enter place near Hutchison. Two acres,
house and improvements. Sale August
8, at 2o'clock. 30-3t
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pejts Paid for Theft.

A turkey which Edward Richardson
had been fattening disappeared. Fox
tracks led to a cave and Richardson
set a charge Of dynamite, which blew
up the cave. In the ruins he found
the carcasses of six foxes. Their pelts
were worth $50, far more than tur-
key.-Brookfield Courier.
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Kansas Mares.

We will have at the l.. & N. ship
ping pens. in Paris, Court day, Mon
day, August 5. twenty mares from
three to five years old that will weigh
from 1000 to 1850 pounds. If YOU want
good work or mule mares, we have
them.
II. L. BROWN.
Cloverdale Farm,
3O-2t Lexington, Ky.
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Pugilist jailed on Charge oil
Robbery

kid" Mccoy the pugilist, was
arrested in England, Friday on a pro-
visional extradtion warrant. He is
suspected Of being implicated in d
jewel robbery at the Grand Palace
Hotel, Ostend.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-30
BIRTHS.

Born, in this city. Wednesday, to
the wife Of VIM. Snoders, daughter,
weight II pounds.
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Lingerie Dresses.

Lingerie dresses, So, $40 and $12
values, at S4.9S.
THE SIMON DEPT. STORE.
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Sian at Medical Profession.

'Do you believe the theory that doc
tors have a right to kill where they
cannot cure?" Haven't they always
been doing it?'-Baltimore American.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-30
Fire, wind and lightning insur-
anCe. Thomas & WOOdfOrd.
Great Reduction.

Ladies' lawn and lingerie waists,
lace and embroidery trimmed, 81. so
values, at SO cents.
THE SIMON DEPT. STORE. e
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BARGAINS in COrSetS.

One lot1of broken sizes of Warmers
Rustproof COrsets, regular S1.5O, 81
and 81. so values, to be closed out at SO
cents.
THE SIMON DEPT. STORE.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-30
At Cost.

Ladies' and childrens Oxfords al
cost.
12jly-tf. FIELDS SHOE STORE.
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Master Commissioners S
SALE
FARM!

BOURBON CIRCUIT COURT.
Robt. H. Wilson and Isaac Wilson.
Plaintiffs.
Vs.-Notice of Sale.
Sallie G. Corbin, Etc, Defendants
Unde- and by virtue of judgment
of the Bourbon Circuit Court, render
ed in the above styled action, at the
June, 1912, term, the undersigned
Special Commissioner of the Bourbon
Circuit Court, will sell at public auct-
ion to the highest and best bidder at
the court house door, in the city of
Paris, Kentucky, at about the hour OF
IL O'Clock a. M, on
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-30
FOR RENT.

Three rooms for rent on Main--street.
Furnished or unfurnished. Apply to
HARRIS & SPEAKES.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-30
Lingerie Dresses.

Lingerie dresses, So, $40 and S12
values, at S4.98.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-30
Lingerie Dresses.

Lingerie Dresses, So. $40 and $12
values. at S4.98.
THE SIMON DEPT. STORE.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-30
FOR SALE.

Three nice Jersey cows.
:: E. T. Phone 610.
MRS. JAMES WOODFORD.
'U-Zt Paris, Ky.
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The Pioneers fell onto Ithe offering
of Chief Boniosh at Richmond, Frida!
afternoon. defeating Paris by a scor
of IL to 3. A dOuble-header was t.
have been played, but The second gam'
was called in the fourth inning on &C
count of the BourbOnites having tt
catch a train. the score standing 2-2
Hanser and Robb were the opposing
slabmen. Knight was :on the rubbe
for the Pioneers IN the first game
which made his third victory since
Joining the Pioneers. Boniosh wa
touched for sixteen hits.
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Jn(anO=g
Wierfaher SDnhntorb.
Vter Neaer angeblid] in 8eorsia Der
@plfsjuitis gum Spfer geiallen.

atlanta, So, s. 9eSember.
Sberiff Sode, Der ant Sou11tag sIbenb
bier pom Butler nit iehs farbigen
&aftlingen eintrai, brahte Die geacb.
riht nit, baB in Serbirlbi,nq nit Der
grmoroung oes Ssarnlers .. g. Suid,
IN Der 9tabe bon 8utler ein sSarbige,.
Der angeblit) an Dem Dforo 6etbeiligt
mar, Don einem 8olfsballfen aufge-
tniipft Duroe. 4uBeroem iolen audi
nod BRET anoere gteger, oie ebellfaQS
INN bie Grmorbung Builds getpuBt
hattetl gelnndt lporoen ieiu, aber
Sberiff Sode mar in Iolher giIe, Inn
Die feds BON ibm perbofteten R,9er,
Die ebenfaIlS IN oen Ntoro pernifelt
limo, bierher in Siherbeit 5u bringen,
haB er nift feitltelle11 fonnte, OBJ ous
@eriidt bonn oreiiafen Spnt)urpro auj
3abrbeit berubte ODER nid)t.
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Gn. Brot. ct. Ytarfns 8emeiuoe.

Die Sa9resDeriammlung Der GDang
Yrot. ct. Wartus @emeinpe (puitor
Garl 5. 8. S6mibD Funb gsftsrn in
oem S6ullotal Der Stride an Ser
Glart StruBe, nube 5resman Qlbenus,
itatt. prdiioent 2ouis 8aiIer fiibrte
Den 8orIis unb Sstrstdr Carl SauIer
ods Yrptotol.
Die iiblihen 8eri6te lpurbeu perlez
len unb grtgebeiben. gg tpuroe be.
lhIoI1en, ben beriuhstpeife eingefibrs
ten englii6sn 9ottesbienft am pisrteu
Sonntag zines iebsn Wonuts Big Qui
g8etteres bei5u6ebalten.
Die Gtnndbmen am 9eItriesn Gage
betrugsn $122.50.
Die jdbrlt9e Grgdn3unosfpa6l gum
&irnenratb tpurbe unter reger getbei=
ll9ung dbgebalteH unb ergab foloenbes
ReiuItat: 2ouis 4aiier, Carl Saufer
5rteorib 8lome, Wm. 9untmann
Wm. Wenot, Bern. grengelmann uni
Sulius grintmunn. Die feds Grit
genannten tpurben tpieoeroendblt
pdhreno Serr grintmann auf cir
Sabr gepdblt tpurbe, um ben Ssrmir
zines peritorbensn Waitglisbss bes air:
henratbes aussufiilIen.
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2okal=Derid)t.
zelbftmnrbberimh.
Gbelide 3piitisfeitem berleioeten
Sbos. Nabaffep bas aebeu.

Der 45 Sabre alte 4rbeiter 5bos.
Mabaffep bon Roos 9lpenue, ct. Serz
narb, unternabm geitern @beno in Der
Wobnuns ieinss S4pdgers, SEQ. 1928
gaitern Mpenus, sinsn Selbitmoroperz
fuG, inbsm sr etne idpute aurbof=
idurelDlung trant. On. Paul Sbarp,
tpelhsr esrufen ipuroe, oronete bic ios
fDrtise ueberfiibrune bes 2.bsnsmiiz
ben nah bem itGotiIhen Sofpital an,
no Der 3uitanb Dss patient.n als be-
bentIih bs5eidnet purbe. Gbsli4e
3ipiitisfeiten iollsn pem Wanne bds
Geben perletoet bdben.
Maboffep bate iid seitern Rad=
mittag in Der 9lpotfete bes Sobn
Dornkeen an Der gaftern Npenue elm
atite1t unb GorbolIGure gu faufen perz
lonat. Gr ertldrte auf 8efruaen, bic
SGure BEL 9ebanoluug elmer offensn
Wunbe benusen gu lpollen. Der Qpoz
tbeter bsrabfolste ibm oaruufbtn eins
aebnprosentige 8urbolfdurel01ung.
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Sieime ppliseiaa4ribten

SIN 2aufe Der Na9t bon Samsz
tag auf Sonntag itiegen Ginbre9sr
bur4 ben asller in oen Gaben Der 8of
9rocerb Co., No. 965 Sit McMiuan
StroBe, Elm unb itablen etne Menoe
Waaren uip. Der umfanq Der BON
tbnen gema6ten 9eute lieB Iich geitern
nod ni6t feitfteqen.
= Sin unbetdnnter 9ie6 eignete
fib geitern cine grobe &anne 4uiterr
bon .oem Settenpege Dor benz ReItauz
rant bes Jrant Sturla, an pearl uno
ptte StraBe, an.
- 3pet unbetarnte iunge Wdnner
itellten ii6 oeitern in Der 6eilsarmee=
Sttaoele on Der Sit 8. Gpenue eill
uno baten um Sbbdh. sic f6li6er
ith tur5e 3eit ipdter unbemertt in ben
&euer beg 0auIes unb i6nitten 8lei=
rpbren i'm Wertbe Don ca. S25 aus.
Der 0iebitobl tpurbe erTt entbsdt,
nahbem bic unbonf6uren 8uri6er
NIT tbrer geuts perIdpunbsn tparen.
- 5rau Marp 8urtouQ BON Ro.
4l5 Neit 9. NDenue tpurDe qeitern in
Dem ReItaurant $50. Ala Rtdmono
Strobe um ibren Ufonts[ i'm Wertbe
bon $25 nebit portemonnaie nit
$10.5O beitoblsn.
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Subren gsItorben. gr mar uus
Sprsdsls in Sannoper gebiirtig, tam
als 5ndnsisidbriger Singing nu9
amerita unb als bann i'm folgsnben
Sabre Der giirgsrtrieg ausbrauh, elite
sr uls SrsipiQigsr gu ben Jabuen uns
muhte i'm 9. Obio Regiment Den gam
gen 8iirgertrisg nit. Rah Cincinnati
3uriidgete6rt, betrieb er an Der o6ern
Mdin Strube Elm ShubseidGft, bon
bem sr ii6 aber idon DOR ldneersn
Sabren Suriitge3osenbatte. Der Ser
bli4ene bintsrldbt bic trsue 2sbensz
gefdbrtin, sinsn Spbn uno cine Sod
ter, ippie sinen eroBen 3reis BON
ssreunben uno gsfannten. Serr
syrsers geborte Der 8. Sbio Regis
msnts=N NHociation, benz Ssdsr Yoitsn
uno Der Union geteran 2sague an uno
mar bei alien, bic i'm tannten, ange=
mein gea6tet 1tno b.liebt. Die Beer
bigung finbet am Sienitag Ruhrittas
bon Der Gapelle bes Oeutihen grpt.
Srieobpf uuf Wolnut Sius aus itatt.
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ungep0bnIi6e 8Drpers
hide. gu 6ompton in Gnglunb itar6
tiirSlth Elm Mann i'm 50. 2ebensiabre,
Samuel Sugars nit Ramen, Der, III
einem gepDbnIiden boI3erneu Sarge
liegenb, $50 gfunD oepoeen bat. =
oFu Ybilaoelpbia lebte Elm junger
Damn, Der tdgIt6 Is Yfunb Rinp=
fIeiih per3ebrts uno in 5ol9e pieier
itarten Wabl5eiten Iidb bereits i'm %.
Sebensjabre NIT einem 9epiat BON
$50 pfuno gu ieinen 8dtern periam=
meln muBte. - Sin anDerer btder
Wunn in SFrantret6, Der ietnes 3eis
heus Elm Bidder mar, uB tdgli6 gum
Jrii6itiid cine fiinfpfiinoise !6ammeIz
teule, nobm aber on llmfang Derart
81, oaB sr enoIi6 610 Yfunb tDog. =
Gin Serr Gplet, 2ehrer 3u Gpesbdm.
nobm mad unb mad big 500 pfunb an
Sdtpsrs gu. Sn ieinem 5polften 2es
beusid6re mar er fat 10 bid, alS tur3
DOR Ieinem 5ooe. - DIS SatDb PopeG
aus Stebbing in Der 9rafi6uft GIIer
i'm Sabre 1854 bos 3eitli6e geiegnet
bate, tamen feline Srdger. bic ibn gu
Grube beitattsn ioQten, in grpbe 8ers
le9enbeit, Oenn Ietn 9eib maB AZ me.
ter i'm umfang uno Dog $50 gfuno.
3ulsst tpurben Is Der itGrtiteu WtdRs
ner Des 8ir1Iptels ausgefuht, Die i'm
niht o6ne 9eI6iperoe 3u 9rabe truz
gen. - Sn Der 9lltmurt le6te nod Dor
tpenigen Su6ren elm 9iehbdnoler, Der
ii6, I'm bic 9iebmGrtte gu beiutsn,
uiht Der Gtienbobn bebisnen touute,
neil Die Goupetbiiren fir i6n Al
Itmai paren. Sr reiIte in etnem Wa=
qen, in Dem er oeraoe aQein BlaB
bate. Shon ais 8ebnjGbriger &nabe
tpnnte CT Ietnes 8orperumfanges tpe4
gen ni6t uebr auf ben S6iilerpldBen
untereebraht peroen unb er mub.e
ouf einem Stuhl 9laB nebmen. Jn
oen Reitdurants QB er minoe1tens breI
Diners, noour6 er ipstt uno brett bes
tannt purDe. glls 25jG6riger WenId1
hot er itdf gum lebten Mfale tptegen
lui.en, oonals ipo9 sr annGbernp bier
3entner, er bat aber ipdter nod beosus
teno 3ugenpmmsn. - eSSn oem oItpreus
biI+en StGpthen Mtllenburg ftarb por
tpatigen cSabren Elm Mann, Der oas
reprGisntable 0ent6t Don $50 9fuup
bate.
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VerionalsVo oti3en.

Die Itsrbli9e Siille bon 5rau 81 o :
faIie Siebah uirb Big 5ur
Nnfunft BON 5rau Wartbreit aufbe=
pabrt perben. 5rau Martbreit be-
finbet iid auf Der Reife mad Gin
cinnati.
Cine freubiss llsberraidung purbe
ssitern 9errn q. Seub, benz albez
lisbtsn 5urnletrsr bes RDrb Gincin=
natl 5urnDersins, gu 1beil. Gr emz
ping namlid ben geiud bon Serrn
aarI Stitching, Der gu turs
gem 8eiu6 aus Ser alien Seimatb bier
bel ieiner Sdpeiter Jrau S banns
Sum bert, go. 2603 guclip 4pe.,
eingetroffen lit uno Der 9errn Seub
Rr3li1e @riibe BON feinsm in Span
ned in Sber- Jrantsn anidflissn 9ruz
Der Gxrrn Sans SeuB iiberbradte.
6err Rieferling, Der bereits bpr ettpa
breibis Sobren iia befudspeiie bier
uufeehalten bate, soentt in ben nGh=
item 9asen pieber bic Riidreiie na1
europa an3utretsH, oumit er Weiba
no6kn in Der oeutfden Seimatb
feiern tonn.
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anse1ebener b.uiider pionier uno @e=
teran bes Biirser,risses. 1T am Sonnz
tag Morssn in Der Wobnuns ieines
Shnieeerfobnes, 3errn Gtephn u.
Ds Garno, go. 5612 penn Mpenue,
IN pIsofant RibS. TN Ml!sr BON ~
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