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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-03
Undoubtedly Men Have
Shown More Genius
Than Women

Undoubtedly men have dis
played more genius than women.
They have written the big books,
painted the great pictures, made
the marvellous inventions, yet
what man has ever done any
thing so wonderful as the crea-
ton of a man? A woman does
that. Great men seldom beget
great sons, but every great man
has had great mother.
And SO you might argue the
question endlessly as TO which
is the superior, man or woman.
1t is, in reality, a personal ques-
ton. Some men are superior to
some women, and some women
are superior to some men. But
they average up about the same
percentage of wisdom and folly,
Of weakness and strength, of no
bility and meanness. If it is any
pleasure to a man to think he is
superior to his wife, let him en-
JOY it. She, and generally the
neighbors, know better.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-03
What Virtue Is in a MonOcle?
What is the virtue of monocle2

What the virtue of monocle?
burglar who escaped from Alameda county Jail disguised
hise in onoce roaned at will over
Oakland visiting the of his triumphant escape pointing out
the aste his friends political prisoner France might
have taken sypaizer the site of his former punishment
Because this chap monocle suspected him of
ckedness Yet the the villain
and chill the blood of the intense wav
which would adjust eye. real life-hat is in Oak
land-tlfe monocle spelled rectitude
Why persons in America should monoces has been
mystery. people The the flowing side
whskers the cropped tails of ears Of bull
dogsa things for which there explanation or
the rnonoce IS under
disguise Chauncey Ocott better look out next
time he Oakland The police be wary
Of every they decorated with eyeglass
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-03
Curious Facts mH

Individual glass rooms. with private
telephones, are to be provided for
patients recovering from infectious
diseases in new isolation hospital
in Chicago. Instead OF being grouped
together in q general ward. the pa
tients will have private rooms, sepa-s
rated by an alright glass partition
from 2 public corridor. so that their
friends can see them and talk with
them by telephone without exposing
themselves to injection. This is an
advance over the present system.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-03

she had written on the blackboard
the sentence, THE toast was drank in
silence and turned to her class for
them to discover the mistake.
Little Bennie Sheridan waved his
hand frantically. and going to the.
board scrawled in correction. The
toast was eaten in silence"
X X
First Hen-What ridiculously gid
dy creature that young Miss Dorking
is!
Second Hen-oh. she's young yet
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-03
Footnotes of HumOr

Wait till she has known the sorrow
of sitting for three weeks on e china
egg and two doorknobs; she'll sober
down then.
Passenger-1s the 4 o'clock train on
time?
Porter-No. sir; it's on the line.
X y
Doctor, how can | prevent my hus-
band from talking In his sIeep?'
We'll. YOU might try giving him a
few opportunities in the daytime"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-03
Have Fostered the Male
Belief in Superiority of
the Sexes

It is these cheerful workers
among women, aided and abctted
by the fact that the law gives
man the right to rule over
woman, and until lately has
given him also her property, that
has fostered mans belief in hia
superiority to woman.
But why, goodness only knows,
because it is woman who takes
care of man at every stage of the
game, from the time when she
washes out his little eyes when
he's born to the day when she
closes them in death. And all
between times she helps him, she
braces him up, she tugs him into
the right path and keeps him
going. Many big and success
full man is really a little inferior
man made by a superior woman.
OF course, men are superior to
women in certain respects. A
man, for instance, is stronger
than woman. He has bigger
bones, more muscle. The aver
age man can lift his wife with
one hand. But it is the woman
who stands an 10 hour workday,
devoted to the most monotonous
labor on earth, strain under
which any man would break
down or take to drink.
It is the weak mother who can
nurse fretful, teething baby
month after month; who can be
up with it half of the night, and
in times of sickness hold it in her
arms for week at time with
out getting nervous prostration.
Any Sunday taking care of the
children on the nurses afternoon
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-03

which prohibits friends from seeing
or receiving letters from convalescing
patients.
Logan Villas. q wealthy airman Of
Chicago, was recently married to Miss
Susanna Wharton. beautiful New
Jersey heiress. whom he says he
asked to be his wife while they were
soaring in the moonlight 500 feet over
the st. Lawrence river. Miss Whar-
ton accepted on condition that after
the marriage the airman allow her to
accompany him In his dightA
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-03
Woods and Lake

4 ROUND its wavelets clear and cold
~ The forest lies all red and gold;
Where once thousand paddles shone
Some dour old fisher sits alone,
Musing, perchance, out in the haze
On long forgotten Autumn days.
There was time not long ago
When all its water seemed to glow.
1t was lake beyond compare
And she was there
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-03

off leaves an able bodied man
worn to frazzle.
Men have greater physical en-
durance than women. Yet any
doctor will tell you which bears
pain better, man or a woman
Let man get toothache, or
a headache, and he bowls to
heaven about it, and wants doc
tors and trained nurses and
everybody in the family to be on
the jump waiting on him, while
there are thousands and thou-
sands of women who never draw
a breath that isn't fraught with
pain, and who go uncomplairi-
ingly about their daily duties
without even mentioning how
they feel.
Men are Drawer than women.
There are even women who are
afraid of mice, but every woman
who bears child goes sniilingly
forth to look into the face of
death by torture. Only the ex-'
ceptional man ever has his csur-
age put to the test that prac-
tically every woman experiences,
and when he doesn't finch they
call him a hero, but woman's
courage is so common that we
never notice it.
And women have far more
moral courage than men. Men
are afraid of shame, of ridicule,
of having the finger of .scorn
pointed at them. A man turns
disgraced daughter out of doors.
He divorces drunken wife, but
a woman stands by her own no.
matter how low they fall. 1t is
women, and not men, who are
waiting outside of the peniten-
tiary doors to take the freed con-
vict home.
Men are the financiers of the
world, but the average woman
can make a dollar go twice as
far as a man can when it COMES
TO spending. and in thoseefami-
lies where the wife is the cashier
YOU will nearly always find pros
perity. 1t is also notable that in
a business where both men and
women are employed, although
the women receive a smaller sal
airy than the men, they will have
a little bank account and the men
be borrowing money.
Men have better health, as a
rule. than women do, yet when
the head of a big firm which en-
ployed both male and female
labor was asked if he did not
find that the women lost lot of
time on account of sickness, he
replied: Not so much as the
men do from drunkenness.
A man is the official head of
the family, yet it is men who i.
desert their little children and
leave them to starve. 1t is men
who commit suicide when life
gets overland. You hardly ever
hear of woman abandoning her
helpless little children to the.
cold mercy of the world.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-03

The freight been reduced Now
Icheap.
POSTMASTER
would
ocean boulevard Lincoln hghwaymen.
in
lake if they enter saloon Get soaked twice, ehf
Rcard predict according
1.-THE Napoleon didn't fight according the traditions
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-03

Who'll put dicaphone in Huerta's dining roomf
Have returned that umbrella borrowed Friday aernoon
baby would soup King
Solomon.
isn't Thanksgiving
might stale.
from Of the
of w al we'll as by of financial circumstance
yellow coming game
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-03
By DOROTHY DIX
a CORRESPONDENT writes:
"a "Will you please discuss
: the subject. is Man Supe-

a CORRESPONDENT writes:
~ "Will you please discuss
: the subject, is Man Supe-
rior to Woman A neighbor of
mine, foreigner, contends that
man is superior to woman. He
holds that he is far superior to
his wife, yet she does twice as
much work as he does. She runs
both hrs home and his store, and
it is her energy and intelligence
that have made his business a
success"
To argue about whether
woman is superior to man, or
man is superior to woman, is as
futile as to discuss whether win
ter is better than summer, or
rain or sunshine is more advan-
tageous to growing crops.
Each excels in certain particu-
lars, each fails in certain re-
spects, and both are necessary to
make up humanity. Take them
by and large, and men and
women are cut off of pretty
much the same piece of goods.
AS Mrs. Poyser truly said:
Women are foolish-God made
them that way to match the
men,"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-03
Vast Majority of Men Think
Man Superior to
Woman

Undoubtedly the vast majority
of men believe, on insufficient
evidence, that they are far supe-
rior to women, and that the mere
accident of sex is a sort of
genius in itself, so that anybody
who is entitled to wear trousers
is by reason of that fact more
intelligent, with broader vision
and saner Judgment than even
the most gifted creature doomed
by nature to skirts.
A few women also hold to this
view, and great number pro-
fess to subscribe to it because
experience has taught them that
man is woman's superior in at
least one quality-vanity. They
have found out that the easiest
way to work a man is to sit at
his feet and watt him hot air, and
tell him how big, and wise, and
strong, and handsome he is, and
what a poor, miserable worm of
the dust a mere female is.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-26
s 20.091.O7

List Of clay District order, hled IN
settlement by Percy Byrd, eA-sherln
Of harrison County for the year 1912
at the June, 1918. term Of the county
.-..,.. :. = ETa y.rtEny1 county
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-26

list Of Clark District read fund inc,
order. filed in settlement by PereY
Byrd, ex-sheriff OF HARRISON So 1870.
- me county court Of Harrison coun-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-26

A list OF special bridge fund order
filed in settlement by Percy Byrd, exc
sheriff Of Harrison county for year
1912 at the June. 1913, term Of county,
court OF Harrison county.
Number Name Amount
1s1 GIG The Redfox Cons.
co. .......-. ......$ 497.2o
4eoac a n west 1000,
2sT GO Geo. NJ. West ..... 22S.Ol
2sS GG Redfox Cons. Co 964.Sa
34e GO Redfox Cons. CO.. 29O.l6
341 GG VIM. w. Hess. $3.50. S24.5O
343 &C VIM wv. Hess. S8o.S4
!, 1OO3GG T4edfox Cons. Co.. Soo.o UO
10O6GaG w. w. Hess. 66o oo0
1OO9GG York Bridge Co :. 4,0So'VV
ge2 &C M. j. Fayhey &
H. u Crumrnit. 20 y: Z
ee1 GIG Owego Bridge Co.. i5O.OO
1oO4c5G Redfox Cons. Co.. 935.IS
1oo7GG i4Iten Bridge Co.. S40.op
1005cSG Geo. NJ. West. 2So.oz
11276sG M j. F'ayhey Sts SlGo :
1125GG Luten Bridge CO. SeS ~
1126GG York Bridge GO ~ 3 : q
1129GG Redfox Cons. co.
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145TGG Luten Bridge Co. 4ss,1S
s1e, a7o4sI
Number III Name Amount
156SGG Luten Fridge Co s 740.2b.
1866 I1uten Bridge Co. 7S9.I55
1567GG York Bridge Co. 10000
1860 York Bridge Co. 1890
Total ..5.....+.' .... : !. - <s 90 : t'V1
state of West Virginia,
County OF E4arrison to-wit:
/, Percy Byrd, late sheriff Of Har-
rison County do swear that the
vouchers mentioned in the list hereto
attac he'd were paid in good; faitl to
discharge the Special bridge Debt, and
that asid aist is correct and true to the
best of nay knowledge and belief, so
PERCY BYRD.
Late Sheriff OF Harrison County.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this the 9th day of July. 1913.
LEO. p, CAULF'IIcl1D,
Notary Public for Harrison County
NY commission expires sept. 18th;
1919.
: x,,ft1, tba road fund
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County 81 HaFrisoa, to-wit;
I, Percy Byrd, late sheriG of Har-
rison County, do swear that che
vouchers mentfohed In the list hereto
attached were paid 81 good faith to
discharge the County Debt, and that
said list Is CORRECT aud 4fie to the.
best Of my knowledge ana belief, so.
help me God
PERCY BYRD
Late eleriH Of Harrison County.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this the 9th day OF July, 1913
LEO T.. CAJIIBII1L4D,
Notary Public for Harrison County.
West Virginia
Ny commission expires September
18th, 1919.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-06

gSerben in Sa6en oes nsri9muuses
men S6aBmeiiters Ribaro
Sburi6ner abiolgt
ni6ts tBan.

Der 9erlpegb WtduerAor tpirb 1etz
zen 0eri6punoensnS6 Rih>
dro SdIibner ni6t geri9tli6 Derfo!r
gen, fonbern bic gan3e 2ln9eIegsnbeit
duf ii6 bsruben lnifen.
go puroe in elmer geiteru Qben0
in Der arbeiterbaqe 6tnter DerThlofs
fsnen Sbiirsn itattge6nbten BriGmna-
lung bes 8ereins beidIofen, bic biz
nabesl Mttterndft bauerte.
Die lan8e 9auer Der 8erIammlung
ertldrt ii6 in erIter 2inie baDurh. odb
bic Bidder elmer eingebenoen priifung
unterporFen purben uno oaB auBer'
benz nod cine Rei6e an0erer GefhdftG
our grlebigung seIdngte.
Jiah Der PriifuHg oer 9ii.
der purbe, ME uns ber'
i;4ert pirb, osfiRttip feit9eiteut, BAT
ter 5sblbstrag, Der auf Sdiiihner'i
apnto gu i6reiben 1T, ettpa $500 be-
trGat. Gs tpuros bunn beihloFsn. ci
Sahe aaf fih beruben gu lafen uni
BEL elmer fpdteren 9elegenbett It'd OQ
riibsr ialiifitg 81 perb:n, tpie oisie
Te6lbetrda geoedt perpen ioQ.
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Jn(anO Oge(egrap6
8erft6erungs g d N n b :
Ter ins 3u6tbaus
qeIdidt.

Columbus, g., 8. Stunt. Wiis
liam 8ptolet, alias 5ront SaIat,
alias Qnop Uliles, betaunte 'ih am
9onneritag IauLoig, 2ebensperii6es
rungeuf iir ben Srp BON 2euteu toIIets
tIrt au baben, bic gar ui6t sriitirt
batten uno sr Duroe bafiir bon Rihter
Suter BON 8uuoesgsriht 3u Is Wos
naten 3u6thdus perurtbeiIt.
SotOIet, Der in pittsburg on'GIiig
1T. 1T Elm 2topotat. Sein Mobus opez
rurbi mar Der, oaB er eiusu 3peig oss
Slaponiiheu Rationdlpereins praani=
itrte uno auf bic Qiits Der gbartsrmitz
aIiebsr Ramen bon MGnn.rn ItelIte,
Die gar ni6t eriittrten. Ginigs Dto.
nate fpdter lieB sr bic 2sute iterben
uuo tpIettirte bic 8erIiherungsgeIoer
bic in ieoem Sale $500 big $1,000
betrugeH. Gr geitano ein, uuf bisIs
Weife $500 tolIetttrt an haben.
Gr foa bisies Gefhdft aud in anz
osren Staatsn betrieben ta6en UNI
penu er aug bem 3u9tbous entloiTer
ptrb. Diro er pabribetnli6 auf fpeis
tsre 1ntldgeu bin oerbdftet tperben.
Des 9epdbrens pom Ras
bait augetIast.
Columbus, Sbio, 5. Suni. -
Die beige Ser. Staatsu 9ronoiurt
bat 20 ipe5ifiI6e antIagen eeesn BIZ
0rdnb Srlnt Weiteru RaiIroao 60
erhoben. Die giienbabn nirb beT6ul.
oist, ungeIesIife Son3efipnen II
Jrd6troteu SpiI6sn Rsfport, Ohio
uub Battle Greet. Wi6., hetpilIigt 81
babsn. Inter BEN betreFfenoen Bun.
oesgeieb tann bic &ompdgnie Su elmer
Winimalitrafe BON $1,000 fir ieber
Toa. ooer $4,000 perurtbeilt tper,
ben.
Gs banbelt iih bier Inn ben 5rans,
port bon Gnblen bon Belmont gouutn
8, nah Battle Greet. Wi6.
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T.risnal. WOti5.m.

Qeit diiirif,tiaer Irnuer niro IN
iueiten 4reiien Die alinoe bon benz
gfbIeben bon Serru GorneIins
W olengrdft osrnommen fperoen.
Der 5i ben beflnnteiten Eionieren oes
0eutff,thunrs in SamiIton GouHtD
geborte, Ter 9obiugeitieoene. Der
Elm aIter Don 73 sSdI1ren erreihie,
mar felt laiigen S5abren bier oHidiiig
|iuo biflterIaBt einen groBen sSra,n.
6esfreis. Der ben grmngebeueten Sirs
IterbliebeHen bel Der idpperen SeinI.
iiifing. BON Der tie betrofien sUiroen.
Die iHnigite' 5heiInnbnie entgegen.
bringt. Tie geiiesitug Der iterblideu
Siilie oes 8ererpigten Finoet aut
Sdmitag RorgeH nm 8ierteI naa
nfDt uhr bonn Sierbebduie. Der Relt.
0ens ieiner 5odyter. ;Srau Gn.nta
1Rtrih, an Der Blenmore 4peHue,
nnbe Serbert slpenne. Gbepiot. 1us
itatt. ipornuf iun Heun llbr IN Der
ct Martin Stride an Der @lenmorc
Ipenue Elm feierlides Hequieu eeIe.
brit tuernen miro.
lie geiiesung Der iterbIif,en SiilIe
0es 10 iab ais oem 2ebeH geidJie5e.
nen befannten beiitifen giirgers
0crrn Sobn StuuseImann I'm.
Oct am Snnrftna 9adntittag nm 5uei
Illbr Hon Der 60. 9utb. 3reifaltigfeits.
Stride In 9it SenltbD nus itdtt.
5err mar g 6mibt. Der grGs
Iirent uno SdoBmssIter Der Mor mo-
der u. Son Co., Bat, iuis feline sabIs
reiden Jreunoe pbnt Grage nit auf-
rifiigtr 6rtube pernehmen perben,
| fit In bic RpienfeiTeIn Der Gbc
| I6mieneu loifen. 6srr Shmiot bal
| TiG in Rofeiter. 81. D., NIT GrI. 3.
). 9ouraue. elmer ben bortisen
Isrfsa Geislfifaftstrtiien angs66rigsn
iAngsn Dame ptrmGhlt une bic 5raus
rRg nurbe in Der bortiSen presb1tes
| rianer airhe poISossn.
Ssrr 3atob apfeffsr nsbt:
9ruosr unb Gemahlin.< uno berer
Sobn trerben am Samitng pon hie,
laEteiien unb am 9ienitoa BON Netr
FORT aus nit benz Danpfsr .Qroni
prin5sfin Gaelic cine guroparsii,
GH.retsn.
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aNDblnerbiente Gbre
east Der eieberiran3 brti altbtmabrs
ten WitsIisbrrn 10 Ibsil iufroen.

Jn ipo1lreroienter Neife iuurben
seTiern atenb bret aItfeiDdbrte Wits
alieber Des Cincinnati aiebertran3 ges
efrt inoem ihnen bic Gbrenmitglis0s
f6dft 0es gereins nerlisbeH tpnrbe.
Dir alTo Geebrten ipdren bic s9ers
ren U. 5ubrmann, Sulius 6amsfter
unD Rifaro aieierliug. bic feit iiber
einen gisrteljabrbunbert 3u ben treuss
ten Stiibsn oes gincinnati 2iebsrs
tran3 geb0ren unb bic iih ourh ihren
Giier uHb ibren Gnthuiiasmus UNI bic
Nfiege bes- 6eutIden qieoes herporras
genoe 8ernienits eriuorben 0aben.
Tie lleterreihung Der Gbrenoipiom,
erfoIgte am gsiirigen abeno uno mar
fir bic brei neuen Gbrenmitglieber oes
Uereins natiirlidb cine pDlliae lebers
rafhuno. oa ale 0orfereitiineen IN
Der grSbteu 5simIibteit setrcffeu
iporosu fraren. Rad Der regslmdBis
aen grobs, ais Der seislligs 1heiI oes
Qbsnbs begann. fam oas 6dnptereig.
nib oes abenos uno grdfioent Tr. q
u. Gnoh iibergab oann nit einei
hersIifsn 4nIprafe in bersn 9erlnui
er bic gerbienite Der 6erren u. 5uhr'
mann. sSaIius 6dneiter uHo RiGarf
aieierling um bas beuti9e Gieo in
4lgemeinsn uno ben Cincinnati 2is'
osrtr1n3 i'm geionoeren sebu6rent
berporAob, zen brei 5errsn ibrs flint,
leriih ausgeitntte!eH Gbrenmiiglieot
It1fis Tiploms.
Die brei neusn G6renmitelis6el
itnttsten Hatiirlih, irenn aud MIR ir
tur3en Igorten, ihren Tdnt fir BIZ
linen gefrcrosne Gbrung ab unb E:
fOtgie nun Elm informe!Isr, flotter
aommers, in neiIen @srlduf gborae
f6ngs. eiH3slportrdse unb tur3e lau
nige Mniprafsn in bunter Reihsnfolg
abpehieItsn uuo Der srit In siemIid
Dorgsriiftsr Stunbs ieinen 4bf9lui
fanb.
Der Cincinnati Gieberfron3 sGbI
nunmehr bier Gbrsumitgtiebsr, benz
btsher mar MleiTter 2ouis Gbraott be
ein5ige geipefsH. oen Der Werein in bic
ierneiIe dusle3eihHet bate.
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Grbbeerenssseff
Nni benz GaIenplat bDr Sem 3ent'
Id)en SiafuniNenbeim on Der
Clifton GDe.

0forgen, Sanitag, 7. SSuni bon 3
llbr 9tafynlittags bis 8 ltbr @benos,
balten Die @oritanb8mitgIieoer oes
tSrnuens uno SSltngfrouensSilfsDc
ems fiir 8iafonie Elm iogenanntes
Grobeerenfeft ab, tpo5lt iie ale i1re
gi1ten sSreluoinnen urb sSremtoe be.
items einla6eu. Die ungenebne Be.
iellifoft, Die 6errIide 2uft, Der prdd).
tige Raienteppid, Der quite &aifee
ne6It 9ad1perf, @robeeren un6 8efro,
renes uno babel oas 8etpuBtiein 5lr
,Sorberltng eineS gtten 8erfes bet8lt'
tragen, iouten biele oernnIaiier
an oieient fSeIte t6eil3unebuten.
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g,pltsfeit Der eanern.

Ten Sntsrsiie nah su urtbeilsn,
irslfes BON alien Shihten Der neuts
Itsn gepoltsrung Der Sidb. ben.
9oIfsfeft ees gdperifd<n llnisSs
f.ibunas @srsins. ipstfes am 8.
Suni itattiinDei. snsgesenesbr0fi
ipigb, rerfprihi baiielbe einFoh aroB,
n-iie All iDerben. Sebtrmonn fpsib ia
aadl, bab man fih hsi ben 9apsrn
Isfnsa ksiniif fiihlt unb fih nod
6s,sensluIt nmiiiirsn tnnn. '5tir bic
iss sSsIt tpurben bsfonoere 4nitrenaun.
nea esmabt, um iebem gefnfsr ssrshi
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autm MAIDEN. an ldHeer Weils su lei
ofn bnben. 4uh iptrben perihisoens
ejesnnnbesine Der gtobi ibre irifhen
oiener erihdflen fnfen.
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meiiter GborIes Traitor Der g. &c ..
G. SO. gifenbubn tpegen uebertretung
beg paragrapben 800 Der General Gos
be, unb ueberfabren zines S6lauhes
oes 5euertpehr 9epartements. Bet
tem sSeuer, tpel6es am 20. Ulat auf
cen 2lnIagen Der Giienbobn on Der 6.
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pas 2sben Der 5euerDebrIeute unb gu
ifaner eefdbroet unb ous Gisentbum
beg 1euerpebr Beportements 5er>
ft0rt tpurbe.
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2ofal Serid)t.
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