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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-05-03
Notice

Notice is hereby given to the
public that if no good and sufficient
cause is shown to the contrary, the
Commissioner of roads and revenues
will on the first Tuesday in June
pass an order establishing a public
road as follows: Commencing t
the Southeast corner Ten (1O) acre
Tract number twenty three hun
dred and ninty three (2393), thence
west to the Southwest corner of Ten
(lO) acre tract number Twenty
four hundred and thirty five (2435)
Said road having been formerly
laid out.by the American Tribune
Soldiers Colony Company, and to
be known as "Inglewood" road.
This road is to run Letween Ten
acre tract numbers 1888. z4UO, I4UI,
242O, 2421, 2434, 1885 in Land Lot
number Sc in the 3rd. Land Dis
trict on the North, and Ten (1W
acre tracts 249l, 25O4, 25O5, 2518,
2619, 1882, 1888 in Land Lot num-
Der 65 in the 3rd. Land District on
the South.
By order of County Commissioners
this March IS. 1912.
J. G. Minshew,
H. M. Warren,
Wesley r. Walker,
R. L. King, Clerk County Com.
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New York. March
31.-The Inter3l
tional Bible STU
dents Associa ion
secured the Flip
podronle in which
10 hear the Report
of IFS Committee
on i@oreicn Mis-
sIonS InveStiga.
ton. The spacious
auditorium W q $
crowded. Prof. +
II. Robson. Secre-
to,.x- ne fhn ('nTO.
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STOVE WOOD-16in best quality,
quick delivery, phone 402, Bernie
A. Foil Roanoke Drive. over IS
years at the same old stand;
square deal or | don't want your S
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A DAMAGING REPORT
OF FOREIGN MISSIONS
Present Teaching Of Missions
Merely Morals :IOt Christ

Religion Has Been Cut Out and Edu-
cation Substitutod-S2o o00.00o Multi
piled Il THOUSANDS Tunes Would Ac-
compIisa Little Resp ctng the Cor
version of the World-Nothns Short
of Chriot's Kingdom Can Do 1t.
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BUSINESS LOCALS
WANTED ACTIVE MAN IN EACH LOCALITY

TO join this Society. Sick, accident,
death benefits. And Introduce our
Memberships. All or spare time. $50
to $500 a month. Every Member Sc
cured gives you steady monthly in
come. Experience not needed. Write
for plans Box HJ-2G3. Covington. Ky.
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FOR SALE-Mare, II Years old,
5000 cash if cold at once. Rea-
sou for selling | am leaving the
country, Apply Telephone Office.
51-3t.
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Woman loves a clear, rosy
complexion. Burdock Blood Bit
tiers purifies the blood, clears the
skin, r stores ruddv, sound health.
24-8t.
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J. 9. MlnSheW,
H. M. Warren,
Wesley r. Walker,
R. L. King, Clerk County Com.

Torturing eczema spreads its
burning area every day. Doan's
Ointment quickly stops its spread
ing, instatly relieves the itcelng
cures it permanently. A. any
drug store. 24-ot.
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AUTOMOBILE have new 1912
tive-passeneer Buick Automobile
which has never run but little,
that ] will sell cheap. Postoffice
Box 1877. Tifton, Ga. 47-4t-w
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y WRITER-An Underwood
Tyl ew. tier practically as good as
new VIII sell cheap for cash,
Pcsto- fee Box 265, Triton, Ga.
47-4t-W
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The working man OF
the South is a mighty big
factor in the wonderful
growth of our section.
On all things his opinion
is worth consideration.
He has given the stamp
of approval to our line OF
"Work in Co mfort"
Shoes. They're $50.
This Shoe is all that
the name implies built
of strong but soft chrome
tanned leatherwith heavy
flexible sole. Made in
three COlOrS and several
different styles.
Ask your dealer for
"W ork- in Comfort
Shoes made in Georgia
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: 1R SALE-One practically new
ew roller top desk. W. H. Gid
de IS, Triton, Ga. 47-4t-W
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FOR SALE. Choice Canarie
Birds, young Singers $500 each
Females $500 each; pair $3.50.
50-3t SIS w. Central Avenue.
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WANTED--Reliable Lady Agents to
introduce our preparation. Write
for information. Prophyla axis
Product Co., Atlanta, Ga. 3l-4t
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There's nothing so good for a
sore throat as DR.. Thomas Elec-
trio OIL. Cures it in a few hours.
Relieves any part. 24.8t.
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SITUATION WANTED-As Lumber
Inspector or sawyer. Can furnish
good reference. Make offer. APP
ply to j. H. BISHOP, Wray, Ga. 3O-4t
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ness by giving way to a paroxysm OF
whooping cough till no had to sit down
mo regain his breath. The other little
'nnocents surrounded the Jars, d.
mandfng money: and using frightful
iansuase when Mrs. Jarr forbade her
husband TO give them any.
a sign over a tent bore the words
Aikel. King OF the Romany Rye, Deal
er In Destinies"
Let Us 20 In and have our destinics
deait In" suggested Mr.. Jarr, as women,
begging Tor money for the babies they
carried In their arms. pressed around
them' ana dogs barked at their heels
ana the Gipsey children followed them
with haunting and opprobrious cries.
Dear me! What dreadful peop,ew
whimpered Mrs. Jarr. Don't let n, 20
any nearer to them! They look az
though they would murder one for any
money one might have"
Mp. Jarr was rather tnken back al the
sinister manner Of the Romany people
himself. But clicking sound from the
, Kings tent treasured him somewhat.
Very few murders. assaults and rob-
berries take place within the sound OF A
typewritsng machine.
The Jar. ,trod. ,orv,r, >. -.
fan nj ybc tan, n, ~ n.,,.-
n,e, And thar. v,,h,, ~
with A ricketv old ,vn.wr,,o- 800 n
box IN front O, him ~ Mn, - -,
tho Romany Rye.
Mkel was man with long unkempt
a ragged h.,rd ~. sS WIZ
nv. ra,,, e., 49,. ~, ou'-
s,,nnsr. ana . mo,h -. n'oo'' carpet
"Er,.rv. It., A.. -.
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ishing %. THE New York World.
Is much happier than /. When pleas
ure comes to HER Il means a compari-
son In her life. Every hour OF her
time has a value. q reason. SHE FILLS
a NEED MI nothing but bank
Checks and time.
Il wander about for a new interest, q
new THRILL. It IL but momentary and
! am again on that hunt. know what
YOU would say to newell, why don't
you stop and go to work.
"Ah. that ia Just Il! Where would
be the incentive, the need? would be
laughed at for my pans. Besides, I
would not know how to begin. This
other existence has so entered into the
marrow OF my bones that would have
to make myself over again to shake It
on
THE woman who works. know can
not REALIZE my state OF being. I
know she thinks II she had MY oppor-
tunities she could do so much, so much
! have heard them talk like that.
II had been right down In the
living. throbbing everyday REALITY
VI WouIu tTlnk
for would FEEL the need. Certainly.
l give money TO worthy causes, but the
DOING OF work Is not essential And
there I ami
And there you are,
This woman longs for the glow OF a
well-spent day. There Il is In a nut
shell, She has so much LEISURE that
she does not know HOW TO get Il.
Which Ia happier, then--we who work
with a continuous hope looming up and
something In the future to look FOR
WARD TO. or this woman whose every
day is spent In killing time? While
riches do not bring happiness, NEITHER
does poverty. say you. Quite right!
Yet the HAPPY MEDIUM OF Going
things and being responsible for them,
so that when a REAL. pleasure comes
It Is readily RECOGNIZED there
Is some compensation, some balance In
the commo-Ace, everyday scale OF
things.
TOO MuCI<1.EIsURE MAKES THE
BREAD OF LIFE UNBEATABLE.
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Yet she 10 never still. never at peace.
In truth, she does not know the MEAN
mo Of the word. In the morning her
breakfast Is brought to her bed. A maid
dresses her and. when ut homo during
the day, the maid IL continually about
her with service-.EvERL4ASTING SER
vice.
The lady travels much. When she
goes abroad tho most expensive state
rooms are hers and at the hotels she Is
mistress of all she surveys. She leaves
a trail OF dollars and a series OF sighs
wherever she moves.
As long as she keeps going, she Is
carried on by the momentum OF things.
But II she stops she Is lost. For time
hangs HEAVY on her hands. She gets
lonesome. feverish and fretful and
thinks she is horribly NEGLECTED.
She. too. wishes. but she knows not
for what The uselessness OF things
looms up large for her but for a DIFF
TERENT reason.
III only l had something to do!'
she said TO me, something that had a
MEANING, II only had some Indus
try! Being Industrious TO me means
having my nails manlcured. my hair
shampooed or my face massased. And
during the process that sour little voice
OF my maid just gets on my nerves so
could scream,
u envy the toman who works. She
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"WHERE IGNORANCE is BLISS"

YUST oyster getting happily under comes the
news millions of typhoid bearing shell fish dumped
into the markets Of this city and the Board OF Health which
used cav typhoid traced to OYSTERS rules that
No shell from polluted shall be sold in New York
This time George W. Stiles, OF the Department OF Agriculture
has joys the hardest whacks 1t appears That
At least one million meaning oysters and to school
each season in Jamaica Bay that 100000 gallons Of
savage and refuse every day. That makawfu thoughweny
two gallons Under such deuge Of
what q poor bvalve do?
Not to be oudone Dr. Wiley promises magazine article descrb
inc conditions breeding around New York and in New
warning public against buying oysters from polluted
waters oreng what will happen to those who do and In TACT
aav lifting the hair curng the blood Of all oyster lovers
The first man oyster has long held the high mark Tor
If the process enghment the last man Will
easly break all records.
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SIS!

SGv I'VE ought to take q nice walk
-" like this every day." said
Mrs. Jarr. Think of the
way We lived cooped up in the town.
when In half an hour BY trolley We can
reach the woods and fields and 20 back
to Nature and over the open road and
under the open sky"
My. OH" cried the husband. who had
been . good friend to his wife ever
since they had met and married. when
did you first begin to 'Yearn beyond the
skyline As Kipling says?"
With great tact Mr.. Jarr kept back at
this timo anything that might have
lurked In his mind regarding Mrs. Jarr :
Icy silences and reluctant steps when
they had first started out.
II Just happened to think Of seeing In
rho papers that Mrs Vanderbilt, who n
the mother of Reginald Vanderbilt, Al
fred Vanderbilt and Cornelius Wander
biit"-
Takes . 1aunt every day at New
port" Mrs. Jarr went on. and so does
Mrs. Norman whitehouse. Mrs. Anna
| Sands. Mrs. John II. Drexel. Miss Mauds
wetmore, Mrs Elisha Dyer and Mrs
David King. who usually carries q
heavy walking stick and " accompanies
by q pot dogi'
| Now know why you didn't seen,
to enjoy this littls excursion afoot." said
Mr.. Jarr. "You were not caery!ng your
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TEMPER THE WIND.

to BE to %
secret sorrow and struggle that would draw tears from
stone On tho sale soOOOOOo worth Of farm implements last
wear made only profits fifteen onehundredth OF one
nor cent The reason was trying hard lead cmpet
@ Ito the wicked business world make only the right people
notice it. As for monopozng binder twne why the wne the
Harvester Company made sweet and good that the
hoppers the cckets ate it all up and ei' he neo
tr compettorl The Company had to spend trying to
the flavor out Of that tne The whole history OF this $4o
GOO 900 long, patient struggle 90 Just
,vbt and never be hard o. caterpillar
Some should speak out Surely the sherman hc' was
.,s.nt to crush the poor and innocent!
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hsavy dog nor were you accompanied
oy your pct cans-and I have nsither
cane nor canine. either. Positively. my
dear. we shall never get into the Now
port 1aunting set! We Will still be
Harlem Jaunters unless We get dogs
and walking sticks. But do you think
the landlord viii allow us to keep 3
walking stick in the fiat?"
Mrs Jar would have given him q
cutting reply. only she couldn't think
OF any that would cut sufficiently, ut
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Letters from the People

weather Of tho year. After that We vii!
be moro or less shut In" by winter. II
Is In the shut in season that most III
ness occurs because There is lack Of ven
tilniion. exercise and correct diet. To
prepare for that period and to lay up
health TO weather it-wAI.K! Take
long. brisk daily walks. head back.
shoulders squared, lips shut. breathing
slowly. regularly ana deeply through the
nostrils. II IL natures own mediciA,,
readers. Try II. Walk
BROOKLYN DOCTOR
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The Jars Meet a Real King! He Is
Mikel, the Monarch of the Gipsies

the time. And. besides. they had turned
bend IN the road and there, by the
wayside overlooking the Palisades and
soap factory. was q Gipsey encamp-
msnt!
Look at the dear little children"
cried Mrs. Jarr. what a healthy liss
they lead in the open air! know
THEY are never sick day! And how
free! How sturdy! How Innocent"
At this. one OF the swarthy, ragged
youngsters, proved his healthful sturdi-
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A LUCID EXPLANATION.

That's terrible noise In the nursery
Moll!e." said her mistress. What Is
tho natter Can't you keep the baby
qu!et?"
Sure. num-" replied Mollie. II can,
keep him quiet unless / let him make q
polAs."-Ldppiucott'A
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tniflBs IooU UP
large indeed, and
do you long for a
life OF LEISURE?
Well. then. let
me tell about one
Lady Of Leisure.
She has every
thing In the world
BUT happiness.
Lfe has Just been
one long line OF
leisure. She Is
SATIATED with
leisure.
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The eighteen Men,"

To the Editor a The Evening wotld,
MY answer to the manufacturer prob
lem submitted by Il. katz Is: IS men
sor six days ioS hen for ono day.
Th~sefore s1.73l r l0s - $40 i-s6 aver
sge days output per man. Proof. us Z
SO Lac - si.73I. J. NJ.
"WaIkI"
10 the Iiitor Of The Evening World,
For tho next two months approximately
! Ws should have the fnost. most brac!us
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HAM lcAPPEp.

what are the wild waves sayins.
mother?" ''"s'
i do not know. my ohild."
long?" ~
Meii, my child, they can not 49,
'''x%-Aaasaa az Sapsaaa -.
The evening world., 1912-09-19

~ UT the Colonel gathered his Rough Riders about
~ and snapped the shot and shell Of 49, at only
little war;" sighed the Colonel but it all tho there
What sadder spectacle than that Of mighty warrior mopn
through age Of peace!
The evening world., 1912-09-19

v.IE Hungarian Parliament IL at again Hungaans have been
called the greatest naturaborn politicians in the world Day.
when they feel the mood for craftsmanship they tell of six police
men legislator and down everything loose
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TIME TO TREMBLE.

- yEw YORK another big naval parade in the North
River next month President Taft and Secretary Of the Navy
Meyer review line Of one hundred and twenyseVen
.,.hns Including thrywo Aass baeshps four armored
u,ers four cruisers twenono vessels OF special type six naval
. vessels s1 GOLFERS twenx destroye sixteen torpedo
h.t. and ton submarn Compared with the German feet which
~. v;. ook.d over recently our exhibit chow baehps
.nd bigger gums At time Asatic feet will mObzi
ct Manila. . ~
We await those with prde-and msgvngs We
wonder depths weakness and al
~; l be found to have reduced u.s. and how many
dreadnog must be built to US from speedy ami
haton.
The evening world., 1912-09-19

E National Brewmsster Convention at Cleveland has turned
out the platform Of all It shaped like barrel with
pipo in every plank day for and three for
every party cry The banner reads Health Happ
ness and Hops!
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SOMETHING LIKE.

Revelation. 1stn caoptsrs 18Th. mn, fssn verses.
And he gathered them together into place
called in the Hebrew tongue Armageddon.
And the seventh angel poured out his vial
into the air; and there came a great voice out OF
the temple of heaven from the throne, saying
1T is DONE"
And there were voices, and thunders, and
lghtnngs; and there was a great earthquake
such as was not since men were upon the earth'
90 mighty an earthquake, and so great.
The evening world., 1912-09-19

7 TIE asked how far It was to the nearest town
~ the rustic answered:
"'Baout three miles"
He walked on and on. And then on some more
Then he met another rustic and asked how far
he from the town.
ooh. 'bnout three miles" was the reply.
And he walked again. After he had
trudged for another half hour or 30 he en-
countered a third rustic and put the question
once more
You're just about three miles from there"
answered the rube
The traveller sighed
Thank goodness IN holding my own" said
he
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Ladies of Leisure
and Women Who Work
BY Sophie Irene Loe5.

Copyright. 1912 by The Press Publ
A RE you weary OF work? Do you
~ wish you were somebody you are
not? Does the use!essness OF
The evening world., 1912-09-19

such thing in
nature and new
er can be A
dull. purpllsh.
blush red rose
The evening world., 1912-09-19

expert declares he mas evolved a
blue rose. Ho hasn't There Is no
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-15
81 E tu , . Z {.

Die Ielppprt Cifiec ihr bas Gin.
tinnatier @oIfsblatt" beiinoct nd in
go. 339 gorf Strafe, segenilber Dem
GOurtbauie, iuoiclbif 9euisfeitcu, gn.
seigen II. !. To. bis 10 llbr 45 Winn.
ten abenos entsesengeuommen iper.
Den. Selephun Sunth 2401.
6err Oepsrsaur bonn Cincinnati
Wetterbureau fpiro am fommenoen
DonnerItag Dor ben Wlitglisbsrn res
ct. Stepbaus Court Orpsr of Jors.
tiers in beren 5oue einen 9ortraa
haiteH.
- Woltsr WeBel, Der ldnsere 3sii
in SnoianupoIis, Sro., tpsilte, lit ges
itern suriidsetebrt.
4m tpmmenben DonnerItoq
finoet cine 9eriummlung bes biefiqea
gufineb Wens Club itatt, in Der tie
goulsoaro geleuhtung beIprodsn
nsrosn pirb. Rapor 5elmboIo fpiro
Der 8eriammlung beiDobnen.
- Sm Qnbuu CUR Gountpclerts
Office perbsn gegsnpGrtig bic Sta9l.
,6tle CAFES" aHgebraht unb nirb Der
Qnbau in spsi Dohen pplftdnbig fir
feline genusune fertig isin.
Simon Sargsr, Der nesen Riht.
Iofens isiner Grprsbs2isens Dpm po@
liaiiten Graus nerblftst tpuroe, per.
fprad, biefslbe gu lOfsn uno purbe
fein San ouf Die offene elite geieBt.
- Samss Sabner nurb. seitern
pom 1iefigen 9efdngnib, mad benz
spssrs 5Oipital in Dantpn iiberfubrt,
ba er bebentIih ertrantt iii.
= 5srr 5snrp s. R0nie DON bier
piro fi6 in einiaen Wohen NIT fri.
Gillian, 5odter bes Serrn Ben. grues,
Dere6elihen.
5eute um Mtitternoht pirb bic
neus Wannfhaft bes Renporter sFel=
eroeportements ihr 4mt untreten.
Ei. offisiene grDffnuns ser
Nepporter Spielpldbe lit auf ben /.
Suni feftgefest. Das Irosramm nirb
BON ben Tohtern Der NiAericdn Repo.
luton entporfeH sperben uHb Hommil.
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0aptcn mno NelIebtse.

- Der Duptoner 5tsuerdus1.ei-
hunssratb tritt moreen 3uiammsr
unb ipirb IA Gage in Sibnna fsia
Gbenip In gellepue.
Worris glerlh BON Der gunbes
marine lit auf geTuh bei ieinem gru
Der Carl 9lsrih. an Der Main un.
Center Strabs, gellepue, eingetroffea
- 6ris. Sanice unb CAROL genlant
fpeilen auf gefuh Bel Jrau 3. 3
gaploHo In Bellevue.
- 6err Dm. Shlueter Don Dan.or
bat fih dls aanoibat fir Delegdt 3ul
oenptrotiihen Rdtionaltonpention ert
tldrt. Or. Samss Digbn bat Daoutt
Sppoiition betommen
- Rsp. R. 8. 3ofls, friibsr in Dan,
ton anfdfiig, itattets geftern ieinsr
5reunoen in 8dpton auf feinsr Durh
reiTs mad Stlaboma gitp einen 9e
iuh ab.
- Das 1tnuns. unb llntsrfu'
hunss 2ommittee bss TdptontI
Staotraibes bat bic giiher Der Staot'
9eamten In better SronuHg gsfunotn,
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Erin goIfsfeit NIT 5abHsnmeibe fin.
. bet nadDiten Sonnfag in Reid
rntBs Earf ftatt.

gu timer srobariisen bsutfhen
aunossbuns pirb fih ods UoItsfefs
bss Dsuti9samsriionti9en SiabtDer.
bonbss ssftaIt.n, peIhes ndtFisn
SonHtas in Reihratbs part abstbal-
ten ipirb. Gum Stootperbdno etb6rtn
iibsr bunoert beutihe 0ertint, bic Is
in ibrer Watt baben, pisfss Jeii 5u
elmer impofuni.n Temonitration 3u sea
itaItsn. Bon bieIer Maht psroen Fie
AUDI obne 3petfel Gebruuh MAIDEN.
osnn naf Der 3abl Der aneemsiosien
gsrsins unb Der bsleeten 5dupicuar.
there Su uribeilen, pirn Der Geiuh
Sisies 9oltsfsfies ale friiberen b.rs
ariissn 0eranfaltungen tueii iibertrtf.
fen. Die 1euifhsn tpifen. mas Iie on
ibrem Stdotperbono babtn. Terfslbs
fiibrt ihre aampfs uno foret bnfiir,
bob ibre perfonlihen Sr.ibeiten niht
besintro6tigt iperoen. Hiireermeiitsr
6unt bat DOT .inigsr 3sii erildrt, oob
bic 3useb0ristsii gum Siaotperbanb
in fsinen 4ugen oas bette 2.umunos.
seasnib fir isb.n 9srsin III unb Der
feline Jtftt isisrn tann, ipit sr es Don
Der aIter Seimdtb ber espobnt III,
phns irgenb tusIfe ginmiibuna be-
fiirhieH gu miiH.n. Der 9iiruermsiiter
tpiro isIbit bem 9oIisfeft bsiDobn.n
uno III AUDI aIs Hebner permergt. To
III q Gbrsnpilidi. Dab bic Teutfnen
in WsaHe uusriidtn. Gs BARI einio6
Jiemano bobeimb!eiben.
Wlit btm 9olisTeit III bic Weibe Der
1obne Derbunosn, Die Die ireuen g.
hilfinntn bes Stabtpsrbonbes mi.
Jruu Rseb an Der Spite btmFelben a..
itiftst habtn. 1isiu lbeil Der syei:r
ipiro iid obns 3rpeiFel b5dft s.n.
erutsoooa etitalisn. Die 0ersiniotn
Snnssr hdbtn sbenfang ibr. Nitipir.
tung 5uselost unb iperbsn bas Gro.
qramm ourt ben 0prsraa Glider
aieoer perifDnen. Das cffiselI. nsf,.
prosramm entbdli oi, fOlssnbsn Rum.
Mern.
aur3e 8tDiGtommnunssreos
Rihisr Sobn Shuaab
prdfIbsni ots Etaats. uno Siunt.
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