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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14
$500 WATCH, STOLEN
TWO MONTHS AGO.
is FOUND BY POLICE

Mounted Policeman B. b. Haslett to-
DAY is receiving the congratulations of
his fellow officers on recovering a 500
eold watch, the property Of Or. Hugh
l. Battey, 81 West Fourteenth street,
after tha timepiece mad been lost two
months
The officer was patrolling his beat in
DafktoWn and spied negro acting sus-
plclously. The negro started 10 throw
something away, but the policeman
stopped him. 1t was the watch. The
suspect was sent to police headQuar-
'efs ana he declared a negro woman
gave MIN the timepiece The woman
was looked up, she surrendered the
1oo' an English coin dated 1874 on a
black silk ribbon.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14
MINISTER SUICIDE WAS
TO HAVE WED ACTRESS

CINCINNATI, Jan 1.-THE body of
Rev August L. Schade, who was found
dead in the Rand hotel was buried in
the German Protestant cemetery here by
the German Protestant ministers of Gin
einnau
Among the mourners were Wilson New,
of Chicago. brother of Miss Nellie New.
an actress "a years Of age who was to
have married Schadc After their mar
riage they We're 60 have gone To Panama,
where SCh1da planned 10 found q practi-
cN Utopia, where love alone should rule
Miss New. prostratcd bN the news 81
schade's death wac unable 10 come to
Cincinnati
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14
WOUNDED MAN GRABS
ASSAILANT'S SMOKING
GUN AND STAYS HIM

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, Jan. IA
Snatching up from the floor smoking
pistol. bah from which had just pierced
his left groin, John Carson, miner in
the employ Of the Tennessee Coal and
Iron Company, shot and instantly killed
John Ramsey. another miner, at Whit
well, Tenn
Carson and Ramsey got into dispute
over a game of cards when the latter
pulled rs pistol and shot. Seeing Car
son sink 10 the door, Ramsey dropped the
pistol and started TO run, but Carson
gra bbed il up while il was still smoking
and shot him dead Details of the trag
edy did not reach here until today. Car
son has been arrested
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14
GRAHAM & GIANN0NE
NEWEST REALTY FIRM

Ben Graham and John 5. Giannone
have formed real estate partnership
and will operate under the hrm name oil
Graham. & Giannone, with offices at 9l9
Empire building. They also will do q
renting business. Mr.. Graham has been
with the W. 4. Worley agency for "a
wear. Mr.. Giannone has lived In At
lanta ten years, and has done consid-
erabla trading IN real estate. The new
ugency has started business with pros
yeci. for : good trade during tHs year
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14
DAUGHTER OF LORD
ROBERTS IS TO MARRY

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE engagement is
announced of Lady Edwina Roberts,
daughter of Field Marshal Lord Roberts,
idol of the British people and Major Lee
win Of the Royal Field artillery. The
forthcoming marriage is all the more in
terestng in view of the fact that the vet
eran soldier has no surviving sons and by
special order of the king his line may
pass through his daughter to her first son.
II she has one.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14
BLANCO. REBEL CHIEF.
AND STAFF CAPTURED
AND SLAIN BY MADERO

LAREDO. TEN. Jan. l4.-General Jose
Harc1 the Mexican rebel leader, has been
captured and executed by Maderos troops,
.-r.mg to- advices that reached here
.rly Today.
IHe courier who brought the news said
Hat r.- rebel chieftain's entire staff had
.a.a ua' 90 death with Blanco near Mad
.. ta-r saturday He declared that
Several Blauco and his eight aids had
a.ar sao. To- death in squads of three.
,nD. being in the last group.
IH. warfare between the rebels and
.0.rt's +. being waged under the great
difficulties
lupIeceieuted cold weather is prevail
n- I'm northern Mexico and the soldiers
' both sides are suffering terribly. Sew
.rl' were frozen to death.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14
DOCTORS OWN CHILDREN
KEEP HIM BUSY AT HOME

MACON. GA. Jan. 14.-Dr j. w.
''s.'- a Well known Macon physician.
being kept busy in his own home.
' clubbing a tree to rescue a pet kit
' which had been pursued by a dog,
~. RoseTs' nine-year-old son. Hunter,
..'' "nd fractured his skull and broke a
SHOULDER ON the same day the boys
S.1lr' slipped, while skating on the
paved sidewalk, and broke her right
Both Youngsters will recover.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14

body. IL began a. little PIN
pies which itched and burned
SO shat 1 i1sd 10 scratch. Then
Il broke out in utsl8 pssnaplss
on my srrnB aud knee. They
became larger and Larger and
bossn 10 suppurA6e untH they
were sores wSdch You could
NOT cover WITH your hard.
NJ arms we're 50 spPe ts,as I
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14
PRIEST BARS FLOWERS
AT FUNERALS OF POOR

PASSAIC. n. J., Jan. 14-Rev Joseph
Monteunel' rector OF St Josephs Catholic
church. declaring that Passaic undertake
ers reap harvest from the poor and ig-
loranl oy charging eXorbitant prices for
casheIs ana funeral services, has refused
to allow flowers to be sent to the church
for funerals in order to provide means Of
saving for those who have little 10 snare
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14

When the an
ciapt and born,.
able orda,. NJ alsc
toral coIIegas WAS
instituted lay, -
Wasbipp+oo n
jefferson and na
highbroN.s of tbo
nation's .aa r1v
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14
TROUSERS REAL POWER.
SAYS WOMAN EDUCATOR

hlcAGO, Jan. IA pair of trou-
N an asset and the real power in
5'...Hs job said Miss Sophronia p.
.enridge, of the University of Chi
FACULTY, declaring that legislatures
40 nothing for reform measure If
md that only women are backing
"s proposition.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14
FEDERAL JUDGE VERY ~

.. ~ I'oMERY, ALA, Jan. "a
'' Judge Thomas G. Jones is des
. WI ot his home here and ni
s doubtful The Decembe
.... W.. ''e Federal court has been ad
A''e and tho luIorf discharged
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14

is for himself and BeeIzebub take the
hindmost II has come to be "A pretty
tame institution.
a,..., -, cha
''''''
state eapiI'l yesterday 'e'l"l'llS o'''iI !
throw any fits, nor did il set The woods
aGre,
Benjamin Blackburn. realizing the
n.ca..it,. ,y ,nttine. nm a hearty bluff.
o,.a,, :, tho eou,a IS sss> managed 10
,r'',,,,.,t,- i,,t,, t,,, .o,nceed-
t,,'.. .f.a.. a. +,., ....,.,,,.,, ANA "a real
20, 49, ,,.,.s..a,,,,o, 10 car
,v..hi,s+on Hnqed the
..,..,,,.,,..1 ~ e,.,.itemont
nc, ~. t,,,y ,,.as NOT worth
- o,-or otbe
N.Y.. ..,.,.....l.i,+,,.,. ,,,,l,erce,' pres-
49,, 49,. ,,.l,.,, ..prevv" cobb
- ', .. NV ,l,IIaas adiorrned
- va WIN. .,(,7,.,.-,f .ra,toral COL
~ W LUCY 49, ,.,,.,.. b., 1o but 90
,-.,,..i,,,.d ,,otions
'''i u.s. w " pa 80 ,.,,es framed
''''' ~ a.,... ,,.1,,.. In noritirs had
'p 's'''' NY ms a,..,,,d,... rbiloe-
's''' ''-'''''' -. ,,,,ttina in fine. break
op'iS' an, ,,i "'0" 49,. ,,.,I,initad LIST of
'""S SUI
~ La'io''' ..-..-.,,,r..,. ,,.as inter
''e r., ...,, 9,,od >,,tnro5
es',ls e,ous'., ,.,. h.ard when the
a.aI,,.,l All three of
e9u'' "''u oee'' -, ,a,id have ev-
''ie - ,,,o.-.,7i,,e, tn no1iti-
cal logic, 1t looked as II II was N'o7S 8
race anyway.
The electors were named III an IN
derwood convention, and Reese paper
The Macon Telegraph, surely did yeo-
mans service in that campaign 10 be
sure. no claim was advanced for Reese
either by himself or his newspaper, 10
that effect-still, politics like Kissing
sometimes goes by favor. And, by that
same token. it was Reese's time to win.
He's a fine fellow. has world OF
good friends and may be depended
upon TO get to Washington with the
doc -ments' on schedule time.
The lasf dlsrfnguiS he'd Georgian to
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14
INsPEcTs JAcKsoNs SCHOOLS.

&C.. ''' NSON, GA, Jan. 14.-Prof. ]. S.
stewart of Athens. of the secondary
''''s' made an inspection of the
NS'h public schools last week. The
.' .,' ~. schools are now in group 2, but
'' '.N''y be placed in group / before
--u-- Of tho veal.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14
SIDELIGHTS
ON GEORGIA POLITICS
BY JAMES B. NEVIN.

I in such disguise that it remains thel
same as lodging in effect, anyway.
There is nothing of cheap politics or
demagogy in the statement that the
bulk of Georgia's tax today is paid by
the poor and the small property owners.
1t is literal fact, and every tax COLI
lector in Georgia knows it!
The statesman who shows us the
way out Of the woods in this matter
will make an imperishable name for
himself"
And everybody knows that this gem
tleman states a genuine and indis-
putable fact, too!
There Is no other force in Georgia.
so aggressive, so subtly potent and
powerful in state politics, once it is
aroused and set in motion, as the So
called University of Georgia lobby.
II is powerful not through any sinis-
ter influence or attribute. but merely,
because it is composed of the hundreds
even thousands-of men, young and
old, that so to make up the university
alumni. and because that alumni loves
the old university with strength thar
is difficult of analysis.
1t is. perhaps. not q fraction wide Of
the truth to say that there is not N
alumnus OF the University OF Georgia.
reckoning his maticulatiou within the
past thirty years, anyway. who, does not
feel today a heavy weight of grief and
genuine sorrow that Mrs Harry Whits
is no more.
The gracious hospitality of her home,
the ever cordial welcome there await
ing students the bright and cheerful
manner with which she ever stood
ready to renew old acquaintance
those are the things for which gradu-
ates of The old university viii ramember
Mrs White
For many years the annual conn
mencement reception TO the students
given by Dr. and Mrs. HAIRY White was
an institution looked forward TO eager
ly and with keenest anticipation.
From scores upon scores OF former
friends and students throughout Geor-
gia will go to Dr. White today a meas
ure Of very tender and respectful SYM
pathy in the sorrow chat has come to
him.
The Savannah Press takes the fol-.
lowing parting shot at It's ancient enc
mics. the Underwood voters Of Georgia,
in its issue of yesterday.
The Georgia electoral college met
in Atlanta and east its vote for
Woodrow Wilson like little men.
They were all Underwood men.
elected by the Underwood conven-
ton, and just what we warned
them at the time would happen did
happen The electors should not
have been chosen until after the
Baltimore convention. However.
the average Georgia Democrat is
loyal to the core. The only thing is
| that there are no progressives in
the bunch
Still. it IS difficult to imagine what
more any electoral college assembled in
| Georgia could have done. 10 all the cir
cumstances than cast its vote for WIZ
son and Marshall.
The fact that the college did that
like men," even with the more or less
deprecating little" attached. would
seem to indicate that it was fair
minded and altogether adequate to the
transaction Of the business in hand.
And. by the way It might have done
The Press good TO have heard Judge
Andrew Cobb's fine little" speech ac-,
ceptiue the presidency Of the college.
1t WAS gem, and intensely patriotic If
# Was-er-weI reactionary.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14
G y Az, A MONKEY CRITIC"
BAYS PRINCETON TEACHER

...... ''l -, 'ELPHlA. Jan. 14,-George Ber-
..r.t...' .aW was classed as a monkey
las. NY d. Henry Vandyl1e, of Prince
~. an address in which he defended
poetry Of the Victorian age.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14
MEASUREMENTS OF TITLE ASPIRANTS
BILLY RIDDER.

Weight ........31 IL pounds.
Height .............31 inches
Upper right arm,
down .........6 IL inches.
Upper right arm up = inches.
Upper left arm.
down .........6 IL inches
Upper left arm. up - inches.
Right forearm 6 1-2 inchees.
Left forearm .....6 ID inches
Chest .....,....l9 IL inches.
Neck ENTHUSIASTICALLY inches.
Right thigh ......13 inches.
Left thigh ........13 inches.
Right calf ,,.......S inches.
Left calf ,.........8 inches.
Age ...........lo months.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-14
ARMS ITCHED 50
COULD NOT SLEEP
Started on Legs. Came All Over
Body, Arms So Sore Could Hardly
Work. Could Not Sleep. Cured
by Cuticura Soap and Ointment.

Isdbeoteg. Tex -'' Three yesFs ago itch
ing started on my lSss sBd It EyDt coming
upwards to my body unit n Was al over my
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-15

g. Ware fon angebIih su @uniten
Sobn 8rabp's reiisnirt baben.
Jrau Sames g. Sarpin. Mitttpe
pes perftprbenen arsisrihters 5arpin.
bepirbt iin nm pas poftmeifteramt
unb lpeilt gu biefsn 3tped gesenlpdrtig
in Waihington, 6. ..
- Cine aopie nes 5eftaments Der
glnna grunbbprIt bon gunabpsa Co..
g.. purbe i'm bieiissn Gountpgerldt
bintsrlest.
@epra 9olloee pertlaste Mdrp
aallass, bic sr i'm Sabre 1898 bslraz
tbete, auf -Sheibuns, tnfolge argsblis
der llntreue une Sruntenheit.
- GbeIdeine: Carl Gatterlin, 19,
unb WiIoreb Butler, Is. geioe bon
Miooletopn, 81; SO. 6. 5omilton, %
BON bier, unb stsres gurniibe, 25, bon
@ifalia, ap.; Sobn 5. Wturpbp, 28
BON 9ranb Rapibs, Wih., unp yfars
tha Ssetterer, %, bon 6omilton, D;
gDm. sSpes, 81, unb 5ruu Charlotte
0apen, 81, 9eips bon Gincinnati; s.
M. petsripn. 81, BON glinneopolis
Minn., uno Gliuor Sauisn, %. bon
Maribfielo, 0is.
- Die Staatstpnpention Der aen'
tutp State ITociatipn Der plumber
meiitsr tpurbe geitern in bieiiser Stab
in Der eagles Salle an Der 6. uno Nta'
oiipn 4pe. erDffnet.
- GeItern Wiittos 'heute oas
4sfero oes Spntrattors au9uit Utuss
itt;na ar Der GIften Strabe unb nuhm
( Jletbdus. 6err Wuetbing rpurbe aus
osn Dagsn geihleubert uno erbsbllt
an appf unb auf Der 9ruit perlest
/ Cr ruroe nod bem ct. Gli'abetb 5o'
fpitol qebro6t. Seine @erlesun9er
1 ii:a aum Slid niht ern'ter Irt. Ser'
9Ruetbina III elm prominentsr 0eut'
I TcEer un6 tpobnt 168 1repor Strobs
gie llriate ces Sheuens oes Yfsr:
ees pirn osm Oampf, Der elmer untel
nec Giftsn Strabe 'teAenosn Gotomo'
| tioc entpld5, 5ussTdrisbsn. Oas Yfsrt
Iiet bic GlFte Strube entlang UNI
ruroe on Der @arrarb Qoenue dut5s'
/ Ga!:en.
--5n berislben 5aFung, ME 'te Del
/ CiubtzSolicitpr 8ladlep dnfertlgts
lpuroe bic 20 Sabre luufsnoe Straben'
tcsnoereatgams in Der geltern Ibent
aroebaltenen StBung bes Stabtrntbs
poi1trt. Sa bic Croinan3 BON peri6ts'
senen Seitsr ongesriffen lpiro, ihe'n'
eine lanspirigs aloge aus oerie!ber
ertftebsn 81 tpoIlen.
- Der gnoington arbeiter Sgereir
crpdblte eeitsrn 4beno folgenbs BE
amts: 9rdIibent: 9sorq ). Rothi
GiseprGiibent: u. Ints; prototous
Setretdr: Otto G9in; JinaRs>Setrs'
tar: s.. u. 9ernp; auittunss Setr.:
SuI. Sdmolot; Sdosmsiiter: Rober'
5risorihs; Jaanentrdssr: Gbas: 3ur'
ner; 5abnsnbesIeitsr: Wm. gedoIa
unh mm. 5romanoi.
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Weburten.

Sobn unb Gaa Wnltsrs. 929 W.fi
aibertp Ctr, anobe.
6arrn uno glanhe aubn, Htlrtcn,
Wiabfen.
Jreoerid unS Catherine JsnnemoH.
557 Sit 13. Ctr, Hnabe.
Gran. unb Wabsl Wopra, 410 Ci'
13. Ctr, anabe.
Sobn unb Gnna pfau. Ala Glarl
Str, WGbhsn.
miliam uno Rofd ctoberts, 101e
Weft 8. Str. M1oher.
2ouis uno Ruth peisrion, 334s
GoutbIibe Ipe., Wdoh.n.
gtorse uno Ollie Tti!us, 997 Del
bi ape., Wdbten.
Games unb Catherine Wariin, 3l21
5ilfibe aps.. anubs.
abolpb -ab 5lcra SsimanH, 625
Delhi ape, anabs.
aouis unb Bertha 5elferih, S0e
5inblop CTR, Mdoten.
gBiaiam uno SsHnie aepint, BIC
IA. Ctr, Hnabe.
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Shaar Der 4nb1htissn. Gi: ganas
ruHifhe Rirfx In eine Symphonic. oie
aus Der oI.eu airhe hnrh bic Slhrs
hunoerte bineinilinet in uniers 3ass.
Damn FRONT es beraus unb flutbe, Sos
bin burn bic sritprbtnen Strabsn.
llsberau isunten bic 2intsr auf ben
Ditsriunen. bic man an bsiiieerStdt.s
lesEsn lisb unb nun iorgfam noh
Dauit tr1si. Dabeim ipar.et Der hunss
rieen airhenbefuder ber feitli6 sss
l6miidie Gfteriifd5. unb nun bebi mite
ten In Der Qaht Elm 5eften an, ME es
nur Wtn11en ionnen, bic lang. sefnItst
baben. Die sablrsif<n Gienftboien
boben TIRE 6sfia.pdnber anselegt uno
iaufhsn mi. Der 6srrihoit Gitersrub
uHo siub. Jn Der freibspollsn Siunb,
fallen bic Stanossun.erihisbe. untsr
Der 6iilIe BON Hisibung unb Grsitbuhe
tommi Der lpabre Weninepperip 3ur
geltuns. 4Iies fhtpirnmi in einsn
Wleer BON Grxube, uno in elmer idran.
lsHloien 6insnbe an bic Geniifie bes
2ebsns loft lih nott Der sniiaaunasppl-
len JofienSeii bic SpanHuns in bss
fhon ourh bas alima fsinss 2antes
bteinstsn sr5entriihtn Ratur oes RuIs
fen nlls.
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cfern In MoSian.

@ie elm lihter .Shein i1at bas
Ciierfeit In bas Seben Der Ruiien. Tie
Citerionne Lon bic barte Gede, bic iif
brnuben aui bic in Der itrenaen Cab.
res3eit eritnrrten Jliiren geIegt BAT
mb Die orineen nuf ben in Der 9iotb
bes Sebens erfnlteten 6er5en Iegt
araheno geben bic 5Iiiile ouf. unO
oas belebenbe Clement pulit ipieoer
ourh bic ipeitper5ipeigten aoerE oes
reihbesDaiierten lnnbes. 5m Iori
lpirb es lebenbig. Gie Shusbede aus
Woos uno Mnien. ipeld)e bic ,Jsba
lbie 8ouerlibiitte) eegen bic Miiiter.
iiiirme ihiitie, f1llt. Ter Weuidil
lpirit ben Sd,ofpelS ab, unb bic Gori.
Ifonen 6illen iih pieber In fnoaro.
tbe Iiihfr. Der Stdbter ertpoht nlIf
Der gtiIle, bic ndh Der rol,imenoei
gniinn in DeitnIt Der Jolien5eit In
iein 2eben trnt. am rei6iten entfnlfe,
ii1 nber bos nelier,pnd3fe Qeben bort
mo bos Sers MubIni.bs fnIdot. in
ooI0enen MoSfnu.
Nebrere 1ooe Dor bezn olmIonIl
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Vereiniste Zdnger.
Die @OrbereitaHsen gum 4fingf IT
uebmen ibre Infmerfiamfeit in
sluipradJ.

Qiingiten itebt heuer friih3eitig i'm
aaIenoer per3eihnet idou Der II.
4lfoi bringt bas lieblidle ,Seit uA0
nudl in oieiem Sabre 8ieben uriere
Sanger lpieoer binaus, nm in 8ottes
freier Ratur bindus5liitnger, mas lie
bapegt pnb erfiilIt. Die 8orbereii,n.
gen 5u oieiem Qfiugitiingerieit neb.
men oesbaIb 5ur 3eit Die gan3en
arafte Der @ereInigten Songer IN
gnipruh, oenn Die Sanger DiIieu,
Dab obne aultrengurg lem Sobn, fein
grioIg noglid lit. I'm oieieH grfolg
herbei5ufiIhren, lpuroe III Der aeItern
abeno in Der Central IurnhaQe itlti.
gebabten Sieung Der Geieeateu ern.
| tier Raib gepilogen. Tie anipeienoen
Serren lparen aber bon beiien (fH.
tbiliiasmus beieeIt, lmS geIinat es ib.
nen, eineu Saud besielber ibreu Ser
einen ein3ufIoben, oanu fann Der er.
fOIg nlfi ousblelbeu. Die IeIegate1i
uabmen Die Gtntrittsfarten in gm-
pfang uno tic perpfIifteten iid). init
aIler Sfraft oafilr eirl5utreten. baB DIE
aarten auh lInter oas 4iiblifi,n ae.
Iangen. Ger eintritt betragt nur 10
Gents ilno bic Sdnger nerotenen ulr
10 inebr llnterItiisiing itnS 2iIie. neil
lie iietS bereit limb, ourb ibre Nittplr.
tlIng anoern Seiiunternebmungen zen
griOlg al iitern. Gns Grosrnmm
miro iih pieber III ben gabnen Ger
| irIberen ,Selte belpegen uno LirigeiIt
2ouia Gbrgoit, Der anipeieno mar,
ibellte init, ooB Die 8eneralprobe iiir
oa5 Set Sonutag, 4. Mai, itattfinoen
piirbe .Turd9oos tperben ipieber Sluei
8ereine Surn 8ortrag pon eln5el.
horen beitimmt. 9sahbem nod 9sra.
iibent Sbmiot beauitragt iuar, nah
einenl oeurid)en ni1b enalllf)eu ,Selt.
reoner 4usi6au su haIten unb Der.
iudlen ioll, lpern moglif oieielber
Serren mieoer 5u aeipiunen. ipeld,e
auf Dem leetjabrigen 6eit n!s sSeltres.
ner flnqirten - 9iirgerueilter Snnt
uae Hihter Nippert, rpar bic sSeit.
angele9enhelt, ioDelt Die gelTlge Der.
inmmlung III getraht fam, erleoigt.
Serr 9SuiIus Corn. Der Sefrefor
DER 5eitbehoroe oes i'm ssuni b. 3.
bier itattbabenben Sanserieiies 6es
arbeIterjdngerbunbes lpobnie Der
| SiBung bel unb erfuhte in elmer flir.
sen aniprade 5u iangesbrilOerlther
l1nterihisung. Eaf iif bic 9ereifig.
Ten Sdnger Ioipohl al benz aonSert
(als 3uborer) nie mn 9olfsleit be.
| tbeiliaen, puroe bereits in Der per.
gangenen SiBung bei6loiien un0 nm
Serru Corn 81 beIueiien, baB ss lih
nif)t bios Inn einen papiernen ge.
ihluB bonbelt, ipnroen bic BON bielenl
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