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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-27
plenty Of Gas at Wichita.

Winfield, Kan. Sept. 27.-Winfield has
the promise of plenty of natural gas
to burn this winter, the supply to come
from the newly discovered field at
Ponca City. Okla, by way of Chilocco
and Arkansas City. The Wichita Gas
company which owns the plants at
Arkansas City, Wellington and Win
field. is now at work doubling their line
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-27
DRAGGED BY HAIR.
Woman May Die as Result of
Injuries in Runaway.
Watch and Purse OF Dying
Woman Stolen.

Pittsburg. Kan, Sept. 27.-Mrs. a.
W. Miller of Denver was fatally in
jured here when the horse she was
driving ran away. Mrs. Miller fell out
of the buggy, her hair catching in a
wheel In this condition she was
dragged several blocks.
After the horse was stopped and
before medical aid arrived. someone
stole her gold watch and purse con
tanning ST. Mrs. Miller is in hos
pital here and there is little chance of
her recovery
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-27
Chokes to Death on Grain of Corn

Emporia. Kan, Sept. 21.-Glenn
Tackett, the > year old son of 3. +
Tackett who lives two miles west If
town. was choked TO death by a grain
of corn. He had grain of corn i,
his mouth and was running. and the
grain slipped partially down his throat
He choked to death before medical
aid could reacn him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-27
KANSAS GOSSIP.
blackburn Sells Paner.

Harper, Kan, Sept. 27.-The Anthony
Republican. the Oldest paper III this
county. having been published here 30
years under the same name and policy,
changed hands yesterday NJ. z. Black
burn selling to stock company con
sisting of ID. T. Armstrong. of Wichita.
the chief stakeholder and several of the
leading business men of Anthony.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-27

from Chilocco to Arkansas City. The
Pcnca City company already has line
from Ponca City to Newlxirk, and this
viii be extended to Chilocco, where it
will be connected with Arkansas City
Wellington Winfield line. It is believed
that Winfield will get plenty of gas
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-27
Gay Center Man Dies suddenly.

Clay Center, Kan, Sept. ais.
Farnaln, councilman of Clay Center
ana enc of the best known and best
liked old soldiers of Clay Center, died
suddenly in COncordia, where he was
visiting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
TRAINMEN WILL
MEET OFFICIALS
Wage Scale and Working Con
ditions to Be Subject OF
Conference.
hopo Tor old times
ino, man named Thiuly. and
{ special % % NJ. DIspatca.I

7
Norfolk Va september 5.-.ro dis
c-lss wage scale and working con
dlt!ons. . committee Of tralnmen OF tho
Norfolk and Western. the Virginlan
and tie Chesapeake and OHIO Railways
win meet committee Of officials OF
those roads Tomorrow morning AT
1880 o'clock az tnc Union station
buudius
The trainmen VIII be represented oy
committee OF nfty or sixty men Of
the various divisions OF the three
roads. and tho railway officials win
oe NJ u Caplcs ylce-pres!deni.
and y " Grice. OF tho Chesapeake
and Ohio. y. H. NIshcr. vice. president.
and a. G. Needles. OF the Norfolk and
western and Raymond Dupuy. presi-
dent and 6 BurAnett OF the Viz
gilman.
The meeting was scheduled for to-
day, but hccausc all of the members OF
the two committees could not be pres
ont it was adjourned until tomorrow
morning
The men have made no demands but
are asking for a conference with tho
officials 10 determine on what basis
they shall ask FOR schedule and for
proper working conditions AS far
as going into rates OF pay is concern
ed. thcy have made no suggestions.
but expect 10 arrive at some couclu-
sion as the result of to-morrow's meet
ing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
Voice Of the PEOPLE
The Income Tux In England

10 the Editor of The Times Dispatch
9.r.-Sihce the people are very much
v',,ised ~ present ia the income la :
h".S,',oh' II may be of interest to know.
VM ms matter is handled in England
rbi,, n' income tax is one Of N"
vn,vl sources or revenue In tho 6rst
p"ce, th'y collect thu tau on aivida,5s
" srNia'l"s not from tho individt,ol
"ut IRON the corporation. aud tb4 in.
any, r''I ials rr ,n, his dividend or sal
div,du,I., ',,"ne taN. should the in
,\'I.n inc minifium amount allowcd
'"M as exempt no thcn innit.s ANY
n,iv"',on - the proper authorities AKA
com, IN i.'e matter of in-
'ts,'.. rom rents OF course thav 80
o a'.rS,IE 70 the owner VINO is tnxed
,,,,.,,,.'i ',lEiy aud thoy also tar tbn
rN V.'upying "a house as If ~ t.I
,ha, did I'D himself. Ton ,hey argue
cr.o S9ile ono else ana thereby h,l
nis income by that nno,n,
.nanifcstly much morn di,uc,,,
,jr state to collect an inco,n Uncut
nm. n' to do SO. but feel sur, ,gn.
XXI FuD"catlon of the returns I'm '"''
soi.r h Increased revenue from,
CIi'kCf!NfAN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
ALMOST BLEED TO DEATH
Painters wrist CUT by Fail From Sec
Ond story

While painting a house near tho
corner of Fifteenth and Hull Streets
yesterday afternoon. s A. Harding. Of
5000 Lawson street. Swanshoro. fell
from The second story window. cutting
his wrist 50 badly that he was IN dan
ger Of bleeding to death befnre the
arrival OF the ambulance He was able
10 siagscr across tho street to a drug
store and In short while was treated
hN lT. H. r Hawkins. who found II
necessary TO take several stitches
Harding was taken to his homo. lie
j. not thought to he in any danger.
though he was almost unconscious
In the collision " a street car with
a wagon last night, Sam Katz. Or
tNu'l- East Main street. was thrown
from he running board of the car and
severely bruised 10 was treated by
iawkins AMI was able 10 go to
nus nome unassistcd. The accident oc
CURED near tho corner Of Seventeenth
Minnie hopkins. small colored girl
,,ell from the porch Of her home liz
has' BYRD street Yesterday afternoon
ana probably fractured her skull she
was removed to the City Home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
Yatcs-Cnihoun.

Especial to The Times dispatch.
Ivnchburg. VA September An in
tcrcsting marriage took place al noon
to-day at the country homo of MI
land MIS-. c y. Calhoun. il. near Hall
scys when their daughter MISS Louise
Dndloy calhoun was married to
Charles G. Yates. Of this city IN tho
presence of Il number of friends and
relatives the ceremony was performed
by Rev Eugene Gillespie AN uncle oil
the groom from south Carolina VINO
was assisted by Rev T.. H. Carter,
rector of Grace Episcopal Church.
The bride was given away by her
father and she had no attendants.
Tho best man was Brantley Yates, a
brother of tho groom and Ray Bran
non and Iolcomb Jones We're the
Ushcra
MI Yates. who formerly resided at
Greensboro. y. c., IS the assistant
agent OF The Norfolk and Western
Nh ana Mrs Yates left THIS after
noon for "a trip to. colImh!a and Glove
Canada and New York city. and after
two weeks they VIII be al home here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06

ricsn meats. dry goods. drugs and hard
ware. The firms supplying ice. Goa
and certain other supplies are required
to furnish tho purchasing agent with a
daily report giving prices and amount
OF goods delivered and the name Of tho
person by whom received. At the end
OF the month these slips arc checked
up with the monthly bills The bills
are checked up with the bids so that
no bills are allowed which arc in eN-
cess of the amount of the bid All
city agencies using supplies furnish
the office monthly reports showing
number of inmates or employees ana
the amount of supplies used together
with a list of supplies ON hand
All supplies. Whenever possible are
bought at wholesale prices and frora
Wholesale houses. the city getting The
Same price ass the retailer. As sam
pie OF the saving made in supplies be-
tween the old cost and the cost under
the PURCHASING agent system. the
Denver commissioned Of supplies
quotes the price OF meats for August
furnished 10 the CITY hosDital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06

Lne BUN Moose leaders he.d out
.ti"-oh' "a tne true "haromcttr StufrS
tn year rather than Maine Thsy
..'ee me tnct that the Maine Rep9bli-
v1nS We're united on state issues.
49, Very considerable sch!srn
'1s lsterrd put gives cold comfort
Soiiomm'g,. lhird term asDrant and his
u may safely be- pr,dlctci tbat n.
~, r..d ,ig2se De- IA poor th.rd IA the
~ VOC Viii come wholly from the
erlli Tor q small sprlnlll.ng OF So
Nl' sts.--New York Herald CrafD.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
| he Vermont Vote


,r,,. s Scent 20 which tiI, 'Nt,''''
if,i, a.ed e' &c, s h veFmoni aaa b
81, 4li{'ef of conjcctarc iapt '9 tbat IS
tar, u9'n lN all three coui.'o,,'l','.''
statemea,s prove wholy connictims
most oby'isous o Sf' sii ,,rhiergfors ,he
me result $50 far as zoos ei.. tiat
siS5i ts's arc ooncerned If ,his va,,y ion
intssreeaif e .anp.ied TO them. 6as its own
IL ii'e voters in the country n, ,.r-
v"r,n tG t'N,ae ~ November as those F.,
sever r9Ni d, diq this week the result IN
Would h. o' ~ me NOR more Interesting States
we electlons results or 1ans. 1'H's "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06

United states Tho lesson Is that the
most be can hope 10 achieve Is the
election Of Woodrow Wilson. The les
son is that ~ Woodrow Wilson Is 10
o. defeated ia this eltytiou the only
chance 10 defeat him Is with the Re
publican ticket
What Mr. Roosevelt shows with the
collapse or his third-term party Ia
Vermont Is that ne cannot got enough
sotes ln Republican territory TO do
Minis eli any good And u he cannot
E"t Them ia Republ can tcrrNory.
Row can ANYBODY expect him 10 rot
them IN Democratic territory New
Nurk Press tTaftD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06

TSUrCIHT 10 T TIN 7 IiIT's- II TlIIIVII-I
Lvnchburg Va. September 5.-W non
the Jury in the Corporation Court this
Afternoon In the case against James
smith colored. returned a verdict Of
guilty. Inc first conviction was had in
Lynch. urg for the Illegal sale of
cocaine since that crime became a
felony under the laws Of the state.
1'he Jury fixed the Negroes punishment
at eighteen months in the peniten-
tiary The cocaine was alleged TO
have been sold on July G. and the negro
was arrested on the following day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06

Willie smith colored was lock ed
up in tho Second Police station last
night for rocklcssly and cruelty driv-
Douglas Brown. also colored. went
TO the First Station on the same
charge
g. r. Gnigan, white man was
taken to the Second station by Park
Keeper Eugene Walton on the charge
Of being disorderly In Monroe park.
Sallic Wharton was locked up
charged with being a suspicious char
actcr suspected OF felony.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06

TO" great outstanding fuct in HE
InoNt election - that the UetnU-
Nl"'ic party has fully held its own.
,,Nu eNen made decided gain In 50
ing H parometrlc ndirution of the ont-
cnine oi the presidential clnlua!er fhis
-"e1 U.s. litSt ana tlc rest pOwh cre.
pl iNr democratic a. begin NOW
70 10 upon the result IN November
~ H. ioitI o'c conclusion would bs tn.
l''fht 90 FOLLY The Vermont showing
may iuflr be viewed BY them as fin
.' hest degree cucOuraELug but n
AhoulH animate thcm 10 renewed
rnef-3 aud Increased determination 10
gray victory sure, not lull them INTO
''i -''"ns sense or security. These
.Fc TRANCE times and there is no
tt-llnE what surprises may Doe in store
lHl VS. me d!Mcrcrre between what
aii happen In Vermont and what
many rnrewd observers thought pos
SlpF w'sht happen !s simply this
There might -avc been shown a po,.-
'riul undercurrent. sweeping great
misses % people, rresiect.ve " party.
into tho Roosevelt WhfripOol. and There
Roosevelt strength proved TO be dee
lNed from Republican classification. no
mighty ami irresistible popular move
mont gave sign OF its cxisicuce. HOW
"npnAtca lily this rs true becomes the
more .vid"nt the moro the figures are
studied. Ail those Who arc
tiicnds Of solid progress. political san
itN ana eenu nc reform. and who nre
convinced thnt Woodrow wilson repre-
scnts tho hest homes OF the American
people at this critical time. arc cn-
titled 10 derive from rho Vermont re-
suit rcdouhl"G assurance of a great
victory in November bat Sct them rec
momber the Cro;nwellian mnNim which
our pcwfer dry Sew York Evening
Post tlud
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
me victor "a v,,.ou

II is clear from these returns that
AIR Ecoacvclt has Organized move
uent enronraglns 10 tse Democrats.
+" ono quite incapable on plsciug him
IN the Wnt House. Ut IN other States
Tho Democrats can hold their vote to-
sethcr as we'll as they haye done IN
Vermont and If tho ProFressives divide
me opposition in the same proportion.
they will probably give the victory
TO Mr. Wilson. That Is all they can
do New York Tribune (Taft)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
Are city Au'omonncs violating tho

10 the Editor OF The riros-,,,....
,onnbii6l notice that the municipaI' ~,
Know II Tfr ,51, and I should ike to-
the state law. gre not thereby violating
Richmond CHURCHAiAN'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06

/ The saving ON many items lis even
greater than the above the report
declares.
Supplies of printing and stationery
are LIT by competitive bids I'm this
one item alone there lis an economy of
from SO to so per cent over the pre-
vailing prices paid by tho former adj
mnistration. AS an example OF the
saving in printing effected in Denver
an order Tor election printing was bid
for from sos to Ses5 for tho same ma
teriai and work. In recent order for
schedules for the city assessor. saw
ins was effected OF more than 30 per
cent over the former prices. Tho city
is saving from $3.50 to $500 per month
on printing bills alone. minimum an
nuai saving OF $4,000
la city construction there has also
been saving in Denver An instance
was fire house Bids were received
for its construction ranging rom s1G5
10 $40
There is economy in the purchase OF
coal In the case Of CHARITY orders.
persons receiving coal and groceries
as charity sign receipt for it. which
is returned to the purchasing agent.
such receipts arc numbered and check
ed up to sec that the goods have been
delivered. Ice IS costing the city S2.25
less per ton than it did when there was
no system of uniform purchasing at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06

IN Ronorul torms Il may be sa!d
that tho Republicans Of vermont di
tidcd their vote thus. For tho TAFT
party. * out OF ten FOR the Roose-
Welt party. three out of ten soT tho
Democratic party. ono ont Of ten.
We present herewith tho vote Of the
state this year and IN September. 1905.
tic only true basis % comparison
1905
Republican ......... .-----....... 45.50s
Democratic Observation-Disclosures. 15.a53
Total .................. 6l.551
Republican Observation-Disclosures. 26.25a
Democratic Observation-Disclosures. 2o.35O
Progressive ......... $500
Total Observation-Disclosures. $500
With the aggregate practically nm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06

10 IAcKSONVILLE AND TAMPA. FLA
lnesdaN. september 18th, 1912 via SOUTH
Elm RAILWAY Round-trin fare from
Richmond 10 Jacksonville $3.50: 10 Tamna
SAoo 9o' e. Main St Phone Mad. 27a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06

| changed. the combined Republican vote
/ this YEAR amounts only TO 4i.eOD show
nag inat @.ifs Republicans rrohn hi,-
T \.t"d Vac Democratic ticket. whlch eN-
I tiDiied e gain q +.ii7 or 20 per cent.
,ng aa l9i' ,s o. g 4ed No. 9eeq In .as
! Mttn the regulars "a manifest impos-
sibilltN, ~. Republican piufullfy would
nave been q 500. the smtllts. given
l"t "a September election 81 preslden-
.aI year since the c!vii War Win
9. single exception of 1892. when a
ltepubiican plurality OF only la7D2
land
The, Nermont resul, not only shows
that Mr. Roosevelt has disrupted his
taNS IMPRESSION anon the Democrats.
tnnt on the contrary. - Sud Mr. Tar:
together have driven fuany Renuhlt-
cans into the ranks 81 tho opposl-
ton and that even iu one Of tho
strongest Republican states tho new
AZ the presidential election in 1905
the Republicans pollcd l.61N.H0s votes
iu tho nation and tho Democrats o.
4oF ioi Assuming that as IN Yer
vote iieor wilson. siN-teuihs for
IS. have this forecast Of tho result 300
NoV"mhor. making NO allowance for
Democratic unity and enthusiasm or
for large increase in the number
of votes:
Wilson OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 7.iTf.qg4
TAFT Observation-Disclosures. 4.GOT go.
Roosevelt ..-...... ........... .. 39us.GTo
II We apply tho test TO various States
there are only three or four that VIII
son would not bc ilkoiy 10 carry In
most OF them his piuralitios would be
phenomenal New TngS rNor'd OWL
lsorJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
A Card
To the Voters of Richmond:

We wish to commend to you
for your support as a member of
the Administrative Board MIR.
Chas. Z. Richards. His expert
ence in the Council has prepared
Ihim for the work We have known
him for years we are sure he will
make good Ills honesty las
never been questioned, and every
one who knows Chas. E. Richards
knows that he stands always for
what he believes TO be the best
interest Of the city he loves. His
judgment is good and he is I'M
firing in energy.
Yours very truly,
H. r. Pollard, Jr.,
]. B. Pace.
c. A. Blanton, M. d.,
VIM. jenkins Jr.,
O. E. Parrish,
Edw. L. Frost.
have known Mr. Richards for
thirty years, and believe that il
he should be elected a member OF
the Administrative Board he
would discharge all OF the duties
lof the position faithfully and eff
cicntly.
D. c. Richardson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06

Tho TAFT Republicans AID the
Roosevelt progressivcs may share he-
tween them the diA1o poiniments 90
for them they IKE bite enough. For
the Democrats the figures Justify not
merely the hope but the firm belief
and full confidence that Governor WI
son VII b. elected President IN no
Nonhor.-NoM YORK Tlme.. LMllaonl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06

lhe tooaevelt lesson nom Vermont
ls ihat thcre is no possibility of the
CoIonM hclne elccted ERE sident OF tho
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-24

ndber fsron unb Iebt, Ddb % ldufes
wl1bten flint. Gints BON ibnerl bot DC
6uare gel0h. unb beim 4iidsn uro
Ariehen bdnsen fis nm ben fnldnis"
psib. Sh bIsib< in gerneHtner Gnsfsr.
nuna, Inn file niht Su psrlngsH. uns
ipinis nit benz arm. Gie itbsn mia.
bod oa Iis merten, bob ih isins ubl.n
Gtkrs. porbobe. IafIsn lie it9 niH'
Ii0ren.
I'd, bari oI,e rilbig sisihauen nlio
bealeite cine @eile. inurler III Der
ielbitbeitimnlten Gntferniing. itfpsil.'
meno bic aIetteritoen. Tonn iperoe su
niioe, lno id mnhe, ooB it 81 met
ner esniel fcnune. Inn mir pon ger
Sonnc nun ben Riiden braten 3li ln''
lien. W1brcno ih oos nngeltrengf bee
iorae, babe i'd, Beleaeubeii, mid nber
bic ileibige 1b1tigfcit Der ameileH 5A
Freuen. Ias bringt mid auf cine pbi'
lloiophiife Neirnhtiing Der arbeit uno
Sauibeit, nno id, fontfue ipIeoer 81
Gem gieiuItnf. bnh bic arbeit 5i,dr
Sas 9tntnrnctbpenoige III, ons Nitis-
thuu jeooh bos entihieoeH angeneb'
mere.
Iurch SSeenniiosiaticu tnngrig &C.
morocn, erinnere Id, mid, Der Nros
piontefe In ,mierem Boot. 90 laifts
les iii, id, rliib fpohI ober libel hiE'
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lid, flettcre in meinen stnbn, 3lehe So
fen, Semb nnb Sd,uhe on, ergreiis
| ben RufIaf unb iprinae on Snno.
2anaiam aebe id, lanoeinipdrts nno
iinae Babel, bdf iie mid, tontTrlen ho.
rem ioaen. @enn lie iih iest niht rpos
nnsiehen, faun idl linen nit,f bel'en.
| Ia if,immert es ipeiB oiird, Die Bit
Iife. .Tarf ih fommen2" r5n'1
/ 60 iiet ino liegt man oenn BET.
| Inmnen. oIniibert, biz man feline Siil.
nrehr bat, unS itredt iih hdnn 3iiirl
| 1rdurren ous. .Sonia fcnnte eth
paar @oIfsIieber iinaen." Sie tbut
es. (Sie iingt uns aiit ieber abcitS
luns por.) Tann ipirb geiflafen. sse'
Der Iutt iih einen pui'enoen Stein.
nnb teiner itort ben Nad,iien. Die
pauiit maiden S1s Weer imS bic Ro.
men. sic iin6 70 fpe, neg. bab man
| iie fmim nod hort. Simmer tpeiier.
INNER reifer. llno Die @eIt tpirb itii.
. Ter uuo itiler. unb idIieblih III iie
gar nitt mebr oa 4.
\, Grnit pottboff.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-24

EeItentriidtbsii aeiteisert, BON timer
berartia ftilppllen uno einbeitlltnen
gR -ft unb grobartigleit III bic Mirs
funo Der olten Bdutperfe. Gs lieSf
In ben bunilen Ayeu5getpolbsn,
In ben peritedtsn Rlofttrgdngen uno
6OFen, auf BEN ftiiIen Gritbb0fen nno
iibsr ben Griern unn 1biirmen itne
oeheimnibpc[le, aauberbdfte Stims
fnuna, bic unmittelbar In bic ferrsn
gnos Der Romdntil Suriidperisbt.
glidi man polIsnbs BON Der 9bemiss
bride auf bic berrIihsn 4llstn ots
g2oobnlen Gcllege, ober DanOtlt man
in benz urnIien aloitergorten inntr'
balb Der ebemoligen Stabtmoutrn, 10
aIaubt man it'd, In einem pirflittn
aaubsrrsihe, unb dnbdftig laaihi
man ben feierlinen SrseIfldnssn BEN
meIobiiden Gel6u.e Der Glpden nno
foIot Ianafam Der pri.iterpro3ehion
in bic mGhtise aattebrals pon ehri''
GoIIea, aber audi bic psltlthen
@6onheitsu Srforbs finb burhaus
ebenbiirtio. 70 Der ausa.bebnte I'M.
perIitdispar., beIsn Spielsriinos fit
bis an ben ,riper" sritreden nno oei'
Zen mieTen.bsnsn iih big on oIt tef'
nen biiaeIr.ibsn binsiehen, bic Gefers
oud Ianbfhaftiit Elm ungems'n dfl'
siebenbes Gepr1se geben.