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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12
Haskell WON IN HER
FIRST GAME OF YEAR
BROKEN ARROW SCHOOL RUNS
UP BIG SCORE AGAINST BACONE
OF MUSkOGEE.

BROKEN ARROW, okla, Oct. II q.
Especial )-HaslSel State Agricul-
tural school, in its first football game
of the season here today, defeated Ba-
cone university Of Muskogee by the
overwhelming score of 109 to 0. The
students at Haskell and the town peo-
pie as well are tonight wild with en-
thusasm over the outcome OF the
game for the local team showed some
marvellous work on the gridiron. There
Is every indication that this years
Haskell team will be even stronger
than the 1911 squad that went through
the season without knowing defeat
The Haskell team that played today
averaged about 1856 pounds, while Ba-
cones average poundage was 1875
pounds, thus giving the latter team
somewhat the worst OF It, as far as
Haskell did not win with her weight
She simply played superior football
and accomplished daring feats. The
forward pass worked perfectly and
some sensational runs were made,
while several goals were kicked in
spite of strong wind.
Walter s. Kiefer refereed the game
and Brpoks acted as umpire.
The Haskell backfield that showed
Kiefer. C. Laws, Beweese and ID.
Laws. The two ends who made some
great runs are Wilburn and Walton.
Haskell has game scheduled with
the Tulsa high school for October 10
and big delegation Of local fans will
accompanied the team TO Tulsa on that
date.
Arrangements are also under way
to get games with some Of the larger
educational institutions Of the state.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12
LAST BASEBALL
CAME ON TODAY
RIVAL CLUBS OF OKLAHOMA
CITY AND TULSA CLASH
THIS AFTERNOON.
KNIGHTS vs.. KNIGHTS
Following Parade Down Town Two
Strong Teams VIII Entertain
The Big Crowd

At the South Main street baseball
park this afternoon will be staged
what should be one of the most in.
terestlng baseball games witnessed in
Tulsa this season.
AS a special feature of the big state
Columbus Day celebration today's
game will be success. Many To-
cal fans and visiting knights Of Co
lumbus will attend the game In a
body. At o'clock field meet will
be started in which novel events, con-
nected with the diamond pastime will
play a prominent part. All baseball
fans will hugely enjoy this sport.
The ball game will start at B
o'clock. The contesting teams viii
represent Oklahoma City and Tulsa.
The visiting club, under the name OF
the Knights of Columbus won the
city league pennant in their town this
year. The Tulsa Knights are known
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12

DIR. I.arkins. osteopath. opp. Kress'a
ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12
ATHLETICS WIN CITY
T|TLE'fROh PX|LL|ES
THE PHILADELPHIA CITY SERIES
WINS: THE ATHLETICS TOOK
FOUR OUT OF FIVE.

PHILADELPHIA, oct 1.-THE
Philadelphia American League base
\ ban pPmpiepship herr today by de-
teatins The PhfIadeiphia Nationals in
the fifth game of the inter- league
American League team took four out
of the five games played.
Carol Brown pitched for the for
mer worlds champions. Rixey, who
staraed for the Nationals, was re-
placed by Chalmers In the fifth
"Runt' Walsh, who started on the
receiving end for the Phillies, was
replaced by Moran in the third In
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12

as one Of the strongest independent
clubs in this section and their lineup
has been considerably strengthened
for today's contest.
This will undoubtedly be the final
baseball game of the season In Tulsa
and for that reason. as we'll as out
OF respect to the visiting knights who
will be here. Tulsa fans should
turn out In rousing numbers to this
afternoons contest.
The teams will parade the down
town streets at 1880 o'clock, headed
by band.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12

inning by going out Fletcher to Mer-
kle
The Giants went out in order I'm
their half of the inning Fletcher put
one Of Woods fast balls on the ground
in front of the pitching box and the
Red Sox moundsman tossed him out at
first IT took only three pitched balls
to send Tesreau back to the bench,
and Devore hit weakle to Gardner who
threw him out at nrst.
Boston Scored Run.
Tesreau's second and last pass was
issued In the fourth inning Gardner
getting the gift. Stahl forced him at
second, Tesreau to Fletcher, trying IL
bunt. Stahl stole second, Meyers
throw being far to one side. Waguer
went out to Merkle unassisted, and
stahl took third. Catcher Cady then
shot q hot drive to Fletcher, which he
Knocked down, but could not get In
time to beat the Boston catcher to
first. Stahl scored on the single
Wood flied to Murray.
In New York's fourth inning Yerkes
made one Of the pretticst pickups Of
the series go far. He ran far into the
infield TO get Doyles slow bounder
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12

and tossed 1t to Merkle without paus-
ing to recover. Snodgrass and Muir
ray could not see Woods fast break
ing shoots and were turned away from
the plate as strike out victims, ending
tho inning
II was in Boston's fifth that Mur-
ray made ons. Of the star fielding
plays Of the game. He played deep
for Hooper. but not deep enough and
had TO back toward the fence to get
under the Boston mans terrific hit.
II looked good for three bases. but
Murray put up his gloved hand and
the ball landed squarely In his mltt
The $4,000 spectators cheered Murray
for several minutes.
Yerkes singled to left. but was fore
ed at second base when Iris Speaker
sent n grounder to Herzog, who threw
10 second. Speaker tried to steal, but
was tagged by Meyers accurate rifle
shot throw to Doyle.
Wagner Played II Fast.
Merkle led off for the Giants IN tho
fifth and went out Wagner to Stahl.
IIerzog here got in the first Of his
two hits, a single to right field.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-12
OKLAHOMA GUARANTY FUND.
Cash Now Held 10 Credit of Banking
Board Amounts to SttO,S29.3O.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. 1.-THE
report of L. @. Dennis, treasurer OF
the state banking board, issued today.
shows that there is In cash in the
guaranty funds credit s1to,S29. 80, of
which sS5.l75T2 was collected
through the last assessment. During
the quarter there was collected from
the assets OF failed banks an approxi-
mate total of $4,000. Cash on hand
as shown by the June report was s4a,-
600.
DIR. I.arkins, Osteopath. opp. Kress'A
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-10

The lodge members hsrs, Aurora lodge
No. ~. Of Tulsa. 10 one VI tho most
prosperous and progressive branches
u the order IN tho state, and rapid
strides IN the wAy VI new memberships
are being made 40 present
Grand Secretary Bruce will appear
before the lodge at Us regular session
Monday night and As a result Of -
Appearance n biz attendance IL looked
for.
The members u the lodge are TO
meet ai Masonic hall on Third street,
sunday afternoon a. z,sO o'clock. for
rehear2al
AZ iis last meeting Aurora lodge.
]. %. u. r. Was invited to attend Trim
~ Episcopal church on sunday. April
p. which Will be the ninety third an
n!yerEary - the organization OF the
odd Fellows This invitation also IN.
cluded the Rebeccas the womens aux
lllaFy lodges Of the !. o. o. +. Both
lodges will attend the anniversary
services on this date n a body and
here w!ll be special sermon for
;heir benefit delivered on thGt occa'
sion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-10
Famous Expert Tells
How IA; Nay Be Removed Rapidly and SAFE
ly by a Simple Home 2suedy without
Causing Wrinkles Disturbing the
Die; or Necessity foE Exercise.

Fat Il nothing but unused energy. says
. prominent physician. and the man or 1rorn
AZ who is bgTdsusd with IL can EASILY ge;
nd % it Il they wish. An they need is 1.
ounce Of Asrn1ls. = ounce Of Fluid TX
irAc; Cssears Aromatic and -. ounces Of
Peppermint Water, al q which they esn
get = any drug store for few cents Then
Jet then take one tsaspooEful sitter meals
and Al bedtime mill they are down 10 the
weight they want 70 BE-
This simple home recipe is far and away
better than any or Ell the patent or secret
medicines. for u reduces the fat safely ana
'hsrmlsssiy. The ingredients are in fact ben
efic.al to the system, having both tonic and
purifying qualities and % help rather than
distress the stomach. TIE remedy does not
cause wrinkles, for .t redrres one gradually
srt naturally. preserving 3 COED outline and.
best of all. needs neither physical exercise
10 help % do the work nor does il require
any change 10 dist-cne car ret results and
still take things essy-sstIng meanwhile just
What when snd how he or she plsssss Be
sure and get tie Marmo.s IN 3 sealed pack
ssa 80 that you get Nsr.noia snd no, a
Substitute
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-10
BAPTIST Church
MINISTER ARRIVES
REN. MARRIOTT PHEACHEs his
FIRST sERMONs IN TULSA
MKT SUNDAY.
IS A CHAMPION OF LABOR
Comr- to Tulsa Prom %. scott han.
Home TyPographl,a Union En-
dorse- Ills Enors.

Rev Harley H. Marriott he new
pastor ~ the First Baptist church OF
Tulsa. vii deIver ME first sormons
o. Tulsa on next Sunday morning and
evening Rev Marriott. with he wife
and three children, arrived iH the city
sst Wednesday Thursday night the
minister was given al Informal re-
rpuon al the church. There seems
-o De a general feeling among the
members q the >rurch that In the
rev minister they have a strong man,
-piE.t-a4iy and meniAlly and one who
asa. Go much toward continuing the
E1rk so ably started ly his prede-
-essor. W. r Scott
The Rev Marriott started In the
ministry al East Rochester. y. 7.
Then be vas pastor II Baptist
church a. Clayton, III. for some time.
About four years age he became the
minister u the First Baptist church
10 Fort Scott Kan. one Of the most
.Elsla. testimonials ever given a
minister was received by Rev. Mar
mott upon his departure from Fort
scott for Tulsa.
The resolution follows.
Whereas. Organized labor stands
FOR that which IS far and just for the
tOllers Of the world--conditiOns pro-
i~cting their health and their liveh-
hCod.. and.
Whereas Rev. n. H. Marriott OF
the FIRST Baptist church Of Fort
sc3tJ Kan. Is fearless champion OF
..slr cs1se. ad, coating the advance
uent 81 all ihings spperiaining 70
heir Welfare therefore be II
Resolved. That Fort Scott Typo
--arL-cai lIion No. 543 sincerely en-
lur-es Ms efforts ard hopes that ne
re,s With re success IN his new
ieii 90 labor TO which he Is right
'1lIy deserving. and be it further.
Resolved. That these resolutions be
spread upon the. minutes of Fort
Scott Typo graphical Union and a copy
rendered 70 the Rev. Mr Marriott
and another 20 Tulsa Typogreph cal
MON 10. 403."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-10
Lower INSURANCE
RATES NAY result
EVERY RECOMMENDATION OF
UNDERWRITERS MADE N 1910
Is COMPLIED WITH.

WIKI nearly every Tec0mmenGauoI
contained il the report Of the engin-
-eriEz board u The National Under.
writer's association. complied with
since 1916. the city of Tulsa is now
facing e highly probable lowering ~
her Insurance rates The fire proven
Ton board which has been making az
Inspection 4 the buildings the fir
limits. has completed It's work and tn
complete report viii be ready within @
few days. The engineering board viii
then 60 over the same territory. for
The first time since 1910. and upor
their findings VIII depend the rate
adjustments that will be made by the
Oklahoma inspection bureau.
The 1910 report ~ the Underwater
engineers contains many Interesting
Communications one ~ these ask
that low service pump with a capac-
'ty - a. least 000 o00 gallons per
diem. be installed az the water works
plant This has been done nd ne 20
tai capacity of the pumps q, he waite
station now is 10 600 O60 gallons rer
'sv Every recommendation regard
.rr the LAYING ~ additional wat".
mains has heen acted upon ty the ci.y
and most NJ tho dead ends" have
hepn eliminated
A modern fire hydrart Is being in-
stalled az THIRD and Main. which VII
furnish ar outlet for eight lines Of
regulation fre hose
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-10
TASTE, SMELL AND
HEARING RESTORED
4 simple, Harmless Remedy Quickly
Relieves Catarrhal Deafness.

The thousands who suffer the mis-
cries OF colds and csterrh and claim
they have never found a cure can get
instant relief by simply amounting the
nostrils with Elys Cream Balm.
Unlike internal medicine. which
upset the stomach. or strong snuffs
which only aEgrsvate the trouble,
this cleansing, healing hntiscepuc
Balm instantly reaches the seat Of
the trouble, stops the nasty discharge
clears the nose. head and throat. and
brings back the sense OF taste. smell
and improves the hearing More than
this, II strengthens the weakened and
diseased tissues, thus protecting YOU
against O return Of the trouble. This
remedy will cure a cold In n day and
prevent its becoming chronic or re-
sultlng In caterrh.
Nasal catnrth Ia an inflammation
Of the membrane lining CT tho air pas.
sages, and cannot be reached BY mix
lures taken into the stomach. nor can
Il be cured by snuffs and powders
which only cause additional irritation.
Don't waste time on them. Get 30
cont bottle Of Elys Cream Balm from
your drugsisa and after using Il for
day you will wish you had tried It
sooner.
Mothers should sive the children
riy's Cream Bslm for colds and Group
II 10 perfectly harmless. and pleasant
10 take.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-10

Do the course Of six years OF revolu-
uouary fermcnt and aftermath, from
December Z. 1905 g. october IA. 1871,
tho Russian authorities have confis-
Gated Issues ot newspapers and period
icals IN l.05t cases, according 20 a
booklet uoN issued ry the bureau Of
press affairs al the ministry Of the in
terror In .ss cases the Issues con-
Nsrated vereiotally destroyed and In
% cases certain pages or articles we're
removed by order Of the court These
figures refer only 20 oonNscatiops
which we're subsequently approved by
the courts, or were actually ordered by
the dls;r e attorneys. SS7 different
publications we're subjected 70 confis-
,atlcn on certain of their !ssues, OF
thern ios IN tho Russian language.
They occurred in g. cities 81. Peters
burg leads with 52i issues. Moscow.
102.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-10
CANCER CURE IS
GIVEN IN RUSSIA
OXIDATION AND ALkAiiLAriOS
mn TWO DIFFERENT METHODS
IsED n DITFEhEN CA,Es.
INTRODUCED AS A clinic
Report Originally Intended Tor Purely
scirnufr Pupo-e---.>iudling
Do5' Adjustment

rT PETEEsF-EG Harr s-A
rsd.ra. cure sar cancer 90 announced
10 have been discovered tg Assistant
Profs.sar .sn Stein ~ Nosr.a lE.,er-
s.rg The Cancer Institute 70 Ho vi,
founded ry tae mUora Do cotton
msnufs-t.rer Horazsn has passed
fsvorst.s -l.a Be- ard bias Hrod--e4
81 ln .u r.ulc.
Ths rr.tf 10 'ft .r-t.'.f- Assistant
Professor Zs.tf r-aG Ialtf before
the sur. "a. congress 4a Ai ,rs
wear uauug that cancer t.uHrs ale
var yield an alkaline re-. .i9a'
whereas sar.rma tlu1rs .... aa e-
reaction. This ltra s-' L- Won stein
thinking that the .aa-al %. .aims srt ~
cancer would CONSIST - ,-e DAN.
q the s-. zen re.-. and tar sar-
coma in tre.r a.sa .zarors
In gong over tn-a.... .a sea-.l Z
one s-.taa.s .or such treatment De
fer-led upon leri.4tlfv ai gall. ac.
namely g.rosa.. discovered .- -'ss.
ard r1E zee. aF -epe-.rg med n
.n the treatment - ID. alrs q sA-n
dissas=s PitcEzI s obtained from
GALL sa1 y --~.ra--s llr- I--
scla from ID. P.rs.aE.H me -1npo
us@d. is cry -r-a4--a art-r -e-i
rs- gra----t-t - r--t seed .- r-.f .E9
,lzcss lz Europe
u 71- stem s s----a bar a-- .l-i
d 10. =zr.T r-s-ctg 11..- -A -.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-10
MRS. GRACE SHOWS SIGNS OF
BREAKING DOWN.
Her Wounded Husband L. Improving.
Bat Accused Wife l. sun In
Jail.

ATLANTA. Ca, March s-For the
FIRST time since she was arrested in
connection with the shooting of her
husband Mrs. Daisy Grace today
showed signs Of breaking down under
the nervous strain. she expressed a
desire 10 remain in the county jail,
pending the result Of Grace's wounds.
and no effort was made to agree upon
bond for her. Graces condition shows
d slight Improvement today and he
summoned his attorneys 10 the hospi-
tai.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-10

Strangely fascinating are the words
that come from the cultivated lips Of
this most interesting man, whose jour
ney OF life has already taken him
through All the renowned psychic
schools Of Egypt. Indian and Europe.
Il seems indeed. as II his knowledge
mast come from the mysterious world
Of which We All would know, yet
longing. cannot know. He looks far
away into the dim mysterious future
the great bevond-across the darf
chasm which separates the humai'
body from the fitting soul. aud tia
which is 70 be IL told. The separated
are brought together. Goes are mas
friends lost property Is recovered, Il
mist is brushed away from business
veptures. the hand is 30 guided thai
failures are averted, the ear,h's sur
face 10 explored. It's treasures laid bare
20 his mysterious percepuve mind,
ana while he gives names. dates. fects
and figures. his visitor sits dunn
founded at the revelations he makes
TO aim. He 10 surely man Of the
passing time.
Prof. Ia Rose IL not a clairyoyani
from choice, but because fate has 80
decresd n. His ancestors we're power.
fui mediums and hava FOR ages hand
sd down their wonderful power o; gift
from generation 20 generation, 80 he
has received The rich inheriiance to-
gether with combined knowledge And
priceless experiences Of generations
Ne matter what your present troub'e
may be or what your pas exper,errs
has been. you will save time and avsid
disr appointment, by AZ once consulting
LaRose.
Private Parlcr. ios East Third street
Next to HarioW's.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-10
NldrIch Wants Primary.

BECOLN. %et.. Aat,n s.---Gov.
,nor Aldrlch this evening sen, mes
sage % Representative Mckinley urg-
ing him as director Il the campaign Of
President Taft to arrange for q pres
idential preferential primary in each
state Of the union, concluding; The
purity machine may run the steam
roller over the rights Of the rank and
file In the nation. but they cannot do
II at the polls In November"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-10

To keep wcman's hair In order al
night a Colorado member OF the fair
ser has invented a night cap with a
comb IN front to hold Il In place and
a wire frame surrounding the fore
head and reaching down 10 the nap
OF the neck.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-10
GRAND Secretary OF
|. 0. D. F'S COMING
BRUCE TO BE IN TULSA on MON
DAI-NINETl-T THIRD AMI
NERSARY. APRIL IS.

c. ". Bruce ~ Guthrie. Okla. grand
,arrstary II the odd Fellows lodge Of
-lshorns. will arrive in Tulsa Mon
.ay 20 visit friends aud mingle with
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-10

a French scientist claims 20 have
devised a simple. nut accurate method
'or measuring the surface of a human
being.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-10

lock 10 prevent the theft Of an
automobile tina, a Los Angeles man has
invented gr ps a clutch or brake pedal
50 that il cannot be moved.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-10

Pill In II. coupon; lN N. send you ss
,nse ny fire. sooils, IN Hlain sealed s,.
bsif.tons photos; t.ep II In your poeksi
Tor essy reference read the chapter On
Vitality; read the chapter OF Debility;
rad the chapter On those sab,sess which
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-10


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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-10
Let Me Send You
THIS BOOK FREE

..tsrsa every nan. young Or eia. wno
sould be strong In manly viscr. Il n .
word Of hope . carefully written, inter
sstins booklet which should M In svsry
4 Il in 1s n'aS nee, n. city eli ~ NJ sSis.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-10

An Increase = tnirty-four million
dollars or $50 per cen, is shown In
DE budgets % The ministry ~ educs-
zion for the five year, since 1907. The
outlay FOR elementary Instruction has
been lu.u,-pled during that time on
middle education - per cent more =
spent uu .ni,ers ,y education only y
per cent more The budget Tor 1917
amounts o. ts-.s6Q.Uo0 A dlma re-
port furnishes the results ~ a one
da, school census - Russia teNcept
Finland IN 1911 l1p2s5 elementary
schools were attended or the day II
The census was taken hy 6,1so.5i0
scholars. l54I-7 teachers and t9o9s
priests teaching Bible lessons. IN 3.3A5
.t..- and ministerial hzh schools
were sn 900 students and $4,000
teachers In 80 institutions Of univer.
..ty rank we're 1889 students and p.
sIf instructors
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-29
1tn[ere stellnme snr lttablrampaane.

tomiId liebt Die alte StanDpaiter
Safts@arbe in bieier proareiSipen
Sipree aus: man meint Serrn Saft in
Den &leioern bes Serrn WiIion ODER
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Ilno luenn man ipeib, bab Die
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Yarteis Tldtfprmcn itnb YarteizY oli>
tifern. pelfe lid niht our @rtenntnib
burdgerungen baben, baB aud In Der
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driitlidye @eltanid)auung bas Sunbas
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pelhes uns Die Nsitatorcn. Shriiten
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seben iou. bic infer tatbcliihes.
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liberalen 0eiellifaftss Chaos auf bic
Soben elmer hriitliden 8eielidaftss
Sronuns fiibren.
0as mag elm ettpas ionberbares
IusfIingen zines Mrtifels fem,
fuelder ben 3iteI ~.llniere Steuuns
our 8ablcampnone" bat, aber es &c.
b6rt entfGieben sur Sahe.