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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-07
October 28, 1918.

This is to certify that I, B. A. Myers,
Prosecuting Attorney for Mercer county,
Ohio, has at the request of J. NJ. Win
ters, Township Clerk of Jefferson town
ship, Mercer County, Ohio, examined
his books and records, kept by him as
Clerk for Jefferson township, Mercer
county, Ohio, and do find that the coal
account, as shown by his books, is cor
rect, and that all coal purchased by the
school board of said township has been
accounted for. B. A. MYERS,
Prosecuting Attorney for Mercer county,
Ohio. Celina, Ohio.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-07
HE OF MANY POLITICAL
ALIASES SIMPLY IN
DISPENSABLE

At meeting Of the County Humane
Society held at the law offices of Presi-
dent ]. w. Loree last Tuesday evening,
II. l.. Hight, who several weeks ago
was fred by the society, was re-appoint-
ed as Humane officer against several
other candidates.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-07
CALL MEETING OF
THE Y. r. B.

The superintendent of the Y. p B. of
Center township requests that every
member and every other young person
that cares to do so, meet with her next
Sunday afternoon at 1880 O'Clock at the
Church of God at Neptune, to plan the
work for the coming year. At this meet
ing also the superintendents of the diff
erent departments of work will be
elected. Also a report of the county
convention will be given.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-07
LECTURE ON HEALTH AND
HYGIENE WILL FEA-
TURE MEET

The ladies' aid society of the M r.
Church will meet this afternoon at the
church parlors, with Mesdames John
Schuyler, T. ]. Blake, l.. D. Brumin,
Stephen Howick and S. j. Diegel as
hostesses. In connection with the meet
ing, Mrs. A. M. Edison of Cleveland
will lecture on health and hygiene.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-07

The home of Chief Engineer Howard
of the electric light and water works
plant, located just east of the plant on
Touvelle street, was damaged by fire
about 1880 last night. Excellent work
of the fire laddies saved destructive
blaze. The roof was almost wiped off
while the interior and household goods
were damaged by water.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-07

The Women's S Foreign Missionary OF
St. Paul's M. E. Church will meet Mon
day afternoon at the church parlors
Veteran Chas. Boyer who left this
city a week or so sincs for Florida to
spend the winter, has notified us to adj
dress his Democrat to Palm Beach.
Lisle Karch, the oldest son of Contrac-
tor John Karch, had his left leg broken
above the ankle, while coupling cars at
the stone quarry last Friday morning.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-07
THE GRIM REAPER

Philip Servis, aged IS years, a we'll
known resident of Center township, died
at his home north east of this city last
Saturday morning following a long
illness. Deceased was born in Ross
county this state. but has lived in this
county for more than thirty years. His
wife, four children, a brother and two
sisters survive.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-07
Board Of Public Affairs
To the Voters of CeLina:

While being repudd by the Ceina the election last
Tuesday by decisive candidate for Village
Clerk apologies the conduct the Office and
thank those who their support Whether defeat
from Misrepresentation envy malceor little of ALL feel will
eventually the wash OF candidate for
entitled continuation job
ond term But it had another think coming.
H. Gilberg my opponent indus
young any good in
which he elected fair and impartial consd
in undertake get
hearty good wishes prosperity the old and the
inhabitants thereof,
Very respectfully yours JAMES X. CARLIN
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-07

Mrs. Martha Hinkle, aged IS years,
formerly of Rockford, but who has been
an inmate of the Inhrmary the past
couple of months, was adjudged insane
by DR.. Ayers and Wintermute at an in
quest held before Judge Raudabaugh
last Friday morning. She was taken to
Toledo.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-07

The fire department was called to the
home Of Joseph Heckler, West Fulton
street, last Sunday morning to extinguish
blaze which was caused by defective
flue. The roof was badly damaged by
fire and the contents suffered some
damage from water. The loss is covered
by insurance
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-07

aIter edCn.
The new law was so arranged that
the present license year will not be in
terfered with, and all saloons are there
fore licensed to run until Monday, No
vember a. when the new licenses will
be issued. The intervening nineteen
days is given for the filing of complaints
against the decision of the Commits
sioners. At the last moment license
may be withheld because of a we'll
founded protest, or some other reason.
In this city the decision of the board
caused very little surprise, as those given
the boot were generally believed to be in
for it, One hundred and seventy-five
dollars, contributed by the successful
applicants, will be handed each of those
called out, and at the expiration of the
licenses their stock of goods will be
taken at invoice.
At Ft. Recovery the saloon-keepers
got together and made things easy for
the board, requiring no decision. Some
little surprise was manifested by the
partisan of Henry Kevelder at ST. Henry
over his rejection, while a storm of vol
canic proportions has been developed at
Coldwater as a result of the board de-
cision, but any other would likely have
met the same fate. One particular kick
is registered against one of the success
full applicants, F. M. Giere, who, it is
pointed out, is within the 300-foot radius
of a church, which is prohibited by
the law, as we understand it.
We are not acquainted with the merits
or dement's of those seeking favors, but
we feel that Messrs. Short and Mattingly
have acted as conscientiously and as fair
as any two men could clothed with the
same responsibility.
The applicants, favored and rejected,
will be found below. The successful
ones are:
CeAina
Michael ]. Hemmert. lo3 South Main
street.
Casper j. Hemmert. lls West Market
street.
Elijah Winan, Ill South Main street.
Frank J. Wolfe, ll6 West Fayette street.
Otto KreimendahI, 436 West Market st.
Joseph A. Depweg. 2i3 South Main street,
COIdwater
Charles Baker, Main and Market streets.
Frances M. Giere, Main and Second SITS.
Chickasaw
Henry Wissman, Lot 8, Fleck's addition.
Ft. Recovery
Ohas. w. Bryan, 207 South Main street.
Ohas. H. Steinle, West Butler street.
st. Henry
addition.
BurkettSville
Joseph Dresher, Lot l. Gilbert's addition.
MOnteZuma
Addison o. Long Lot 10.
Gibson Township
Louise Renders, Zenz City.
Liberty Township
Fred Heffner. Chattanooga. Lot 0, 0. p.
Perry Gibbons, Chattanooga, Lot z, o.
Marion Township
Anthony Wiseman, Lot 8, Maria Stein,
August Wildenhaus, Maria Stein.
Chas. Meinerding, Lots and 0, Cassella.
Washington Township
Mary A. WeIlman, southwest corner Sec |
lion II, Town south. Range east.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-07
MATTERS

The November term of the Mercer
Common Pleas Court begins next Mon
day morning, when the grand jury is
called to convene at 10 o'clock.
While this is the opening day of the
term, the real court work does not begin
until week later, the 18th, when the
petit jury is summoned to appear.
Judge Layton will likely go over the
docket next Monday morning and assign
the majority of the term. The docket
shows 10 cases, slightly above the usual
number. Fifteen of the docketed cases
are divorce actions.
Common Pleas Judge Layton while in
this city last Thursday, assigned the
case of ]. w. Price VS.. the Trustees of
Union towdship for heoring on Nov. IL.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-07

Sister Mannetta, who for the past fifty
years has filed the position of treasurer
and business manager at the Convent of
the Sisters of the Most Precious Blood at
Maria Stein, died last Monday, follow
ing an illness of asthma She was we'll
known by many Catholics of this city.
Fnneral services were held at the con-
vent chapel yesterday morning.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-07
NEW ENTERPRISES
TO LOCATE HERE
Foreman Bros, of Decatur, Ind, are
moving their vulcanizing shop TO this
city and will occupy the Hamburger
property on West Logan street.

Homer Arnett, of Osgood, who manu-
factures a cement roller, used in crush
ing stone and rolling roads, is expected
to locate in this city. A deal is now un-
der way to purchase a site for his plant
between the c. H. & D. and Cincinnati
Northern Railroads, just south of the
c. H. & D. depot. The Commercial Club
has charge of the deal.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-07

The Celina Basket Ball team won their
first game of the season when they de-
feated the ST. Marys club in that city
last Thursday evening. While Celina
has the same line up as last year, they
have learned the finer points of the
game and the club that wishes to defeat
the boys this year have to play basket
ball. Boone" Beam, the efficient
manager of the boys has already booked
the fastest teams in this part of the state
and great treat is in store for the fans
of this city.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-07
CELMA VS.
BASKET BALL
I'm Fine StyIe-Win First Two
Games of SeasOn-Put Kl-bOsh
ON Lima Last Night.

The Celina Basket Ball team won their
first game at home at Mercelina Park
last night when they defeated the fast
Lima San Feliece team with a score of
26 to 18.
The boys played the game the first
half but were unlucky in throwing the
basket. But in the second half the
home boys got to work, with the score
giving Lima in the lead Bethel done
his usual fast playing and took the ball
straight down the hall passed it making
the basket that tied the score. From
then on every man played the game.
Very the able captain showed his play
ing ability in always getting ahead of his
man who was exceedingly fast. Tiny's
man was as tall as him but the big boy
held his own, until at last the visitor
became real aggravated when he found
himself blocked every turn by Tiny's S
graceful form. Hoyng showed up in
fine style making his share of the bas-
kets. Schock, though not feeling the
best played his usual good game.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-07

Arthur Taft, who will be remembered
by some of our citizens as a clerk in the
Taft store here year so since, and for
mer resident of Spencerville, died Mon
day at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, following an
illness of consumption.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-07
THOSE WHO MUST
CLOSE UP SHOP

The following is the list OF applicants re-
jected, not for disqualification but on &C
count Of constitutional quota being filled
as the county commission puts:
CeEima
John r. Davis, POT South Main street.
Rudolph Simon, 402 South Main street.
Schmitt Bros, 1913 West Fayette street.
Frank Landfair, 2l2 West Fayette street
COldwater
Frederick e. Wagner, south side Main ST
Link Rosenbeck. Main street.
Henry Wapplehorst. Main street.
CHaackasaw
Julius Cast. Lot ls, Fleck's addition.
IT. Recovery
Peter f. Burke, Lot s, Wayne street.
William I, Wolfe, Lot 2, Gibson tp. side.
John III Zehringer, Boundary street.
Henry M. Vogel Lot 10, old plat
81. Henry
Henry Kevelder. 81 Main street.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-07
ONLY One Amendment Gets
Approval of People of County

Only of the six proposals before the people at Tuesdays
election the approval of the voters of Mercer County and the
State rendered the verdict The follows
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-11-07

after each
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-22
Household Remedies

Sal Icpatica-sold elsewhere for Zoe;
specially priced at l9c.
Sal Hepatica-so elsewhere for 5oc;
Sal Hcpatica-sold elsewhere for sl,o0;
specially priced at 76c.
Brono Seltzcr-sold elsewhere for lOc;,
specially priced at Sc,
Bromo Seltzcr-sold elsewhere Tor 20c;
specially priced at lee,
Bromo Setzer-sold elsewhere for SOC;
specially priced at 3Sc.
Bromo Seltzer-sold elsewhere for Sl.O0;
specially priced at 76e,
Castoria-sotd elsewhere for 35c;
specially priced at 22c.
Extract Of Witch Hazel-sold elsewhere
for 25c specially priced al l5c.
Extract Of Witch Hazel-sold elsewhere
for SOC; specially priced at 25c.
Blue Seal Vaseline-specially priced at SC.
Blue Seal White Vaselpe-
specially priced at Sc.
x Blue Seal Carboluted Naseline-
M specially priced at Sc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-22
Shaving Accessories

Durham Duplex safety razors-sold Tor
$500; specially priced at $3.50.
Durham Duplex safety razor blades-sold
for soc package; specially priced at
3Sc.
Star safety razor-sold for Sl,0o; spc-
cially priced at Sl,00.
Eagle Safety Razor--sold for $l.00;
specially priced at 50c.
Hub Safety RaGor-sold for Poe; specially
priced ut l0c.
Hub Safety Razor Blados-soid for loc
package; specially priced at Be.
Scxto Safety Razor Blades--sold for CSC
package; specially priced at loc.
A $500 safety razor blade stropper-
that strops all safety razor blades;
specially priced at $l00.
All regular razor strops-sold at 75c, Csc,
sl.25, $I.95 and $3.50; specially priced
at y less.
Williams Barber Bnr shaving soap-sold
elsewhere for 10c cake; specially
priced at Sc.
Bav Rum-produced in Porto Rico; sold
elsewhere for soc bottle: specially
priced at 3sc.
Pinaud's Lilas and Violette Vegetal-
sold elsewhere for 75c; specially priced
at SIC,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-22
Toilet w aters

l.. r. Piver's Azurca. Esperis, Mupuet
Florsmye, LIE Tre6c, Pompeia and Rose
sold elsewhere for $100; specially
priced at 69c.
japanese Honeysuckle-sold elsewhere for
Toe; specially priced ut aSc. The 81, 40
size, specially priced at CSC
Coronaria-sold elsewhere for 75e. spe.
cially priced at 4Sc.
Rhlne Roses, Violet and Lilac-sod else.
whore for 75c; specially priced at 4se.
Violet Trio and Faucita--sold elsewhere
for $1.0o: specially priced at soc.
Colgatcis La France, Cashmere Boouet.
Caprice; Violet and Dactylis-sold else.
where for Sl.00; our special price. 74c.
Same odors az above, sold elsewhere for
Zoe; our special price soc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-22
Toilet Soaps

james Kinks Jap Rose glycerine toilet
soap-sells everywhere for l0c; Spe
cially priced mt DC.
Wild Rose glyceriue toilet soap-sold
elsewhere for 10c; specially priced at &c.
Plaza glyccrine and Old English glycerine
toilet soap-sold elsewhere for 10c;
specially priced at Sc.
One box OF toilet soap, containing three
cakes-sold elsewhere for CSC box;
specially priced at Sc.
One box of toilet SOAP containing three
cakes-sold elsewhere for soc box;
specially priced at 14c.
Andrew Jergen Is toilet soap, three cakes
to the box. Honcysuckle, Heliotropc.
Lilac, Dutch Sandal Wood, Benzoiu
Almond and Violctte-sold elsewhere
for o5c tho box; specially priced at 19c.
La Princera castillo toilet soap-sold else
where for loc cake; specially priced at
7c.
Williams' Jersey Cream toilet soap, box
Of three cnllcs--sold elsewhere for 40c;
specially priced at Csc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-22
Manicure Articles

Upgual-the best nail polish; sold else
where for SOC; specially priced at SSc.
Lustr-ite euticle ice-sold elsewhere for
Csc; specially priced at l5c.
Lustr-ite nail enamel-sold elsewhere for
25c; specially priced at 15c.
Lu5tr-ite euticle softner-sold elsewhere
for 25c; specially priced at l5c.
Lustrite cuticle salve-sold elsewhere for
25c; specially priced at 15c,
Long narrow emery boards--sold else
where for 10c; specially priced at &C.
sc orange wood sticks-specially priced
at 2Jac.
1oc nail pumice-specially priced at Sc
zoe and $l.00 manicure scissors-spccially
pricod at SOC
25c genuine ivory nail cleaners-speciallv
priced AZ l0c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-22
Mirrors

\ ring handle and A
long handle imita-
tiou ebony band
mirror with
French glasses;
sold elsewhere for
65e and 15c; spc.
cialy priced at soc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-22
Sanitary Specialties

Three seamless sanitary napkIns--ln a
box; sold elsewhere for 1Sc; specially priced at
10c box
Six seamless sanitary napkins-in
box: sold elsewhere for 4Oc specially priced at
19c box
como" sanitary skirt proteCtors--in
three sizcs-sma medium and large; sold else
where for 65c; specially priced at 43c. Same as
above. lace trimmed, sold elsewhere for 75c;
specially priced at 5Sc
Plain dry antiseptic gauze-in 5-yard
lengths; sold elsewhere for soc; specially priced
at 3Sc. Same above in 1-yard lengths and sold
elsewhere for l5c; specially priced at Zoe.
Antiseptic u. S. p. absorbent cotton
oue-quarter pound sold elsewhere for Csc; spe-
cially priced al 1Oc Same as above, one pound
package and sold elsewhere for soc; specially
priced at 19c, \
Rubber adhesive tape inch wide and
l yard long; sold elsewhere for 1Oc; specially
priced at Sc
Belladonna plasters-sold elsewhere
for 25c; specially priced at 15c each Q for 25c.
Mothers Mustard Plasters-sold else
where for l0c; specially priced at Sc.
Fever Thermometer-sold elsewhere
for $1.00: specially priced at 69c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-22
1 Doth Preparations

Riker's tooth paste, Eutbymol tooth
paste, Sanitol tooth paste and Kolynos
tooth paste-all sold elsewhere for l9c;
and 25c; specially priced at l5e
DR.. L. ". Lyons tooth powder and Sanitol
19c and 25c; specially priced at l5c
Sanitol tooth wash-soId elsewhere for
2jc; specially priced at l5c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-22
/ alcum Powders

James S. Kirk s Jap Rose Talcum Powder
sold elsewhere for 15c; specially
priced at J0c.
Lehu & Fink s Riveris Talcum Powder
sold elsewhere for 15c; specially priced
at l0c.
Woodland Violet Talcum Powder-sold
elsewhere for 25c; specially priced at
J0c
TrentiDj Talcum Powder-sold elsewhere
for 25c; specially priced at 12c.
Lazell's Mossatta Talcum Powder-sold
elsewhere for 25c; specially priced at
l9c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-22
Complexion Powders

Medita, an imported rice powder-sold
elsewhere for SOC box; specially priced
at 25c.
Poudrede-Riz-a soc powder; specially
priced at 25c.
Woodland Violet Face Powder--sold else
where for 25c; specially priced at 19c
Dora--an extra fine poudre de-riz This
is a SOC complexion powder for soc; but
we are going to give you 25c inita
tion Partisan ivory vanity case free for
your hand bag, this makes a 75c pur
chase; specially priced at SOC.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-22
Y antine's Teas

teas come
from Japan, China, India, Tur-
key and Persia Of course they
are choice-put up in one-half
pound cartons. They sell
throughout the United States
Tor Doe a carton: now special
ly priced at 33c, Formosa,
Oolong, Ho-Chu, Chop, Orange
Pekoe, Dai Dai Chop. English
Breakfast, Lonl1u Chop, Ceylon
and Howdah brand. All SOC
teas specially priced at 33c,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-22
Richard Hudnut'S s

S1veet Scented Toilet NJ ater
When exhausted from days shop
ping round of social calls, or multiplicity
of household duties, try spray OF any one oil
these good toilet waters The invlgoratlon
the toning up OF the system, will work Won
ders in allaying tired nerves. Face, neck and
hands sprayed with your choice of these sweet
scented waters will rest and brighten YOU
and do it quickly. You will wonder how you
ever managed without their delightful com
panionship.
IIu6put- Gardepa toilet water Ibc
Hudnot' Lily OF the Valley toilet water roc
fJudput White Lilac toilet water Zoe
Hudnut < Extreme Violet toilet water ...... 75c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-22
Hair Tonics

Wycth s Sage and sulphur hair remedy
sells elsewhere for soc; specially priced
at 3Sc; $l.o0 size; specially priced ut
76c.
Pinaud 'sEau-de- -Quinine-sells elsewhere
for 5Gc; specially priced at 3Sc; the
Sl.00 size; specially priced at 76c.
Uanderne-sells elsewhere for Soc; spe.
cially priced at SSc.
Seven Sutherland Sisters hair grower
sells elsewhere for soc; specially priced
at 25c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-22
+ ace Creams

eream-sold elsewhere w
for Doc; specially priced ~
at 2Jc.
Woodland Violet cold cream-sold else
where for soc; specially priced at 43c.
Burnham' s Jasmiu cream-sold elsewhere
for soc; specially priced at 33c.
Burnham IS Hygienic skin food-sold else.
where for $l,00; specially priced at 66c
Stillmau's g Freckle cream-sod elsewhere
for soc; specially priced at 33c
BuTnham S Cucumber and Elder Flower
cream-sold elsewhere for soc; specially
priced at 33c.
klker's Improved cold cream-n cream
that is guaranteed to give perfect
satlsfaction: in half-pound jars; spe-
cially priced at 50c; in onc.pound lars;
specially priced at 75c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-22
Infants Speciality Goods

The ''Omo" infant pants-can be
washed and ironed made in small medium and
large. Regular 25c specially priced at 19c
The "Omo" infant pants-same as
above only lace trimmed. Regular Soc; specially
priced at 3Sc.
The "Omo'' over diapers same sizes
above Regular 2oc; specially priced at 15c.
The como" infant bibs-three sizes,
regular price 15c; specially priced at Zoe.
The "Omo" infant bibs-with crulnb
pocket three sizes Regular 35c; specially priced
at 19c
The "Omo" infant bibs-with sleeves
three sizes; sells regularly for soc: specially
priced at 33c.
Nursing bottles-regular lOc; specially
priced at sc.
Seamless rubber nipples-sold else
where for DC, SC and 10c; all three sizes one
price-3c.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-05-29

gs nor ei,1 6aniltenfeIt, oas I'M
beutIden 4ailerbauie gefeiert muroe.
llno piel BON Der ber5llhen Setlnab'
me, Die Die 8eIt, Dor ollem ober oaS
olte Goterluno, linn entgegenbrodtc,
aalt Der Eeri0nli6feit oeS aaners
einataem S0hterletn, slber anoere
4inoer bes aaiierpoares baben Sohs
aeit eebolten, Sobne, Die iif ouBer-
orbe,tlid,er Bopulnritat erTreuten
l1no ood lit peoer Die beutid)e Be
p0lferung nod oaS 9luslano nit lols
DIEM 9lnteil babel 9eipeiett, pie bel
oieIer 8erbinoung ser oel1tIhen &al-
iertohter nit Dem Spro'Ien zines
jest 1tiht re9ierenOen Sauies.
Geit longeln iino nift 10 biele
S5iirlten ouf einem Glab pereinigt ges
neIen. Sic nlle bate Die 9lnteilnobs
me an Ser geriobnl,ng babtn &C.
fiibrt, oie NIT oieier Serbinoung
sniIhen oem 8elfenbaus BON Sans
nooer uno bem Ser 9oben3ollern be-
iiegeIt nuroe rno oem eriteren ben
8eg auf ben Shron pon8rounidpeig
tpeiter offnet. Gem beutIhen 8olfe