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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13

( DISTNFECTANT, deodofant and
germicide: destroys chicken mites and
all kinds OF insects. Phenolins Co,
1864 EdEewoOd Avenue Main 23lI,
Atlanta 30SS-A 6-ll-2S
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-13
GHOST TO WALK AT
JAIL UNDER SPECIAL
PERMIT BY LAWYER

Employees of the sheriffs office are
happy today over the fact that they
will get a goodly portion of their back
pay as a result of the county attor-
neys ruling emitting the office to key
and transportation fees at the Jail.
Attorney Rosser's ruling means that,
while the sheriff's original contention
that Jail attaches should be paid out of
the county fund is not sustained, a
new source of revenue for the sher-
ifs office has been discovered in the
transportation fees.
With $2,312.91 excess in the county
fee fund for the payment of salaries
and the new fees allowed the sheriff,
Jail and office attaches may expect full
settlement of three months pay by
April 1. For January the sheriff's en-
ployees received A per cent of their
pay and for February, SO per cent.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-13
SOUTHERN RAILWAY NAMES
TWO LIVE STOCK EXPERTS

Appointment of two experts in ami
NAL industry and stock breeding, whose
duty it shall be to aid and instruct
farmers in all states from Virginia to
Mississippi that are pierced by the
Southern railway, was announced to-
day by railroad officials. The two are
Dr. Waltec Sorrell and DR.. G. d. Lowe.
DR.. Sorren. working out Of Greensboro,
y. c., will have charge Of work in Nir-
ginia, North and South Carolina, and
DIT Lowe. stationed in Chattanooga,
will work for the interests of farm
ers in Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama,
Mississippi and Kentucky. The work
of both will be under f. l.. Word, live
stock agent of the Southern railway, in
Atlanta Advice to farmers, organiza-
ton Of live stock clubs, demonstrations
and lectures will be part of the work
of the experts.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-13
UNDERWOOD WILL
CLUB RADICALS
INTO LINE
New and Untried Members To
Be Tested on Tariff Before
Given Committee Places.

WASHINGTON. March I2-F.rs.-
term men Of The s.Nty-tairI cone
gress and even some Of the older mem
Der, viii be ignored in the matter "i
choice assignments IL they make radI-
cal moves without the sanction of tine
house leaders The word has been
passed around 10 this effect among the
rank and nIe OF the newcomers
The WAYS and means committee" has
grasped ths club TO hold over the heads
Of the ueH members who have strong
independent. convictions as To- tariff re-
vision. II is said no committee as
signments viii be made during the OK
ira session ana Majority Leader I'm
derwood has announced that until the
tariff bills are out of the way nothing
may be looked for in this line
The reason for this DELAY In making
COMMITTEES assignments is given 10y the
Leaders as the scarcity OF work for amy
committees except the ways ana means
committee. rules and mileage AL
though the suudry ciyiI and Indian APP
preparation bills failed at the last scs-
sion % is not necessary 20 have new
committees to take them up again. IT
is planned to pass them under special
rule. without committee work
The real reason. IL is claimed boy the
insiders is that Majority Leader TN
dcrwood end his licutcnauts want 10
have chance TO size up the new mem
hers and determine who can be depend
cd upon i'm "A pinch and who might
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-13
CHICAGOAN HAS
PHTHISIS SERUM
Over 500 Sufferers on Waiting
List to Undergo Treatment
in Experiments.

CHICAGO. March ia clinic in
the tests Of DR.. Peter P. Dukets serum
for the cure of tuberculosis was TO be
held today at the Bennett Medical COL
Icge. \ score more on the waiting list
of more than 500 were examined To
make certain that they are sufferers
from the dread disease
1t viii be several days before the pre-
limnary tests are completed and the
first injection Of the serum is made.
The hospital was crowded with APP
plicants for treatment. The associates
Of DR.. Duket had the sufferers sign
applications and announced that the
treatment would be furnished in the
order of filing.
The method of treatment, according
TO Miss Annie Flaherty, one Of the
several reported cured, is for the first
injection Of serum to be made usually
at the hospital A period of three
weeks is allowed to eIapse before the
next injection is given. The week follow
ing the second injection marks tho
crisis in the case and the patient IS
kept in the hospital. The second and
third week after the second injection
are spent at the home Of the patient,
and the third injection is given at the
hospital, concluding the treatment.
Denied License to Practice.
DENVER, COLO, March 13.-Dr. Pc
ter d. Duket, of Chicago, who claims 20
have discovered serum cure for tu-
berculosis. was denied a license to
practice medicine in Colorado about A
year ago, according to DR.. Charles s.
Elder. member of the state board Of
medical examination The refusal was
on the ground that the applicant failed
to establish "a good moral character,"
the examiner said
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-13

froe had been released on $1,000 bond,
which he signed himself. This, Latham
declared. indicated that the prosecution
considered the case closed. despite the
fact that the other indictments held
against Renfroe had not been disposed
Of formally
The attorney said that it would be
illegal, in his opinion, to arraign Rem
froe for the murder Of the negro fire.
man. He said that such a prosecution
would be trying a man twice for the
same offense
No one who followed the develop
ments OF the dramatic trial concluded
ia the little Gainesville court house
yesterday afternoon was more surprised
than Mrs. Costner that the prosecution
failed to bring out the charge that she
had conspired with Renfroe.
1T shows that the railroad detectives
circulated that story to prejudice the
people in Gainesville against Renfroe."
she said THE stories were circulated
to get some kind Of conviction so that
the railroad company would not be liza
BILE for damages as a result Of the
wreck.
Ready to Take Stand.
81 went to Gainesville certain that I
would have to take the stand in Rem
froe's behalf TO fight to clear my name,
And ! was willing to testify for the
defense because 7 believed Ed Renfroe
WAS innocent Of any hand in wreckIng
the train.
81 do not believe that the train was
wrecked, and the people of Haber-
sham, by their attitude at the trial.
showed that they did not believe that
the switch which caused the wreck had
been cooked by human agency.
Everybody who saw the track after
the wreck happened knows that it was
an accident due to a split switch and
| the condition of the roadbed
Tom Tanksley, who made a confess
| sion on the stand duplicating Renfroe-
/ his testimony utterly discredited by the
| jury-was taken back to Murray
county last night to face a charge Of
| horse stealing.
! In conducting the trial Of Renfroe.
the railroad prosecution pinned its case
wholly on Tauksley'S alleged confession
and the testimony of several engineers
who swore that they had crossed the
/ switch an hour or SO before the wreck.
! Six engineers of the railroad com
! pany left Clarke syine last night dis
/ gruutled with the verdict All six de
clared that the verdict means they are
without projections While none Of
/ them would discuss Renfroe's alleged
| connection with the wreck after the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-13
GRAND BILL is POPULAR.

George Behau continues to entertain big
gatherings that have assembled this week
of the Rose" The people are witnessiu 4
what is conceded TO he the biggest SUD
cess in the playlet class known to mod
ern vaudeville and it IS being played by
one of Americas foremost character
actors.
Nellie Nichols. singing Coincidence. adds
To the strength of the bill, and Bert Mel
roses comedy has d supreme value.
The bill as a whole is all that has been
claimed for it, and despite bad weather
conditions the theater has played to an
unusually good attendance.
Next weeks headliner Will he Jack Will
son. the clever eXtemporaneous comedian,
assisted by Franklin Battle and Ada Lane
The extra added attraction VIII be Rush
Ling Toy. the Chinamau ilusiOnist. who
has recently created a sensation in New
York
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-13
Divorce Proctor to
Wed; Sets Forth His
Rules for Happiness
c. art Wife After Marriage, Bring
Her Flowers and Candy,
He Says.

KANSAS CITY, MO, March 10
Profting by his two years experience
as divorce proctor, W. W. Wright, who
is to be married April Is, will follow
these rules to insure a happy married
life:
Continue to court his wife after
marriage.
Occasionally take her flowers and
candy
Remember that the little things,
which the ordinary man thinks of
slight importance, mean much to
woman's happiness.
Spend all his evenings at home,
and never leave bis wife alone I'M
less business necessity requires it.
Start the fire in the morning.
Never talk in jest about other
women caring for him.
Try not to arouse his wife's jeal-
ousy: in fact, convince her that
every bit of his affection is CEN
tered in her
My observation has been that
clothes and food count for little with
the right kind of woman if a husband
displays the proper amount of affection
and is considerate of her feelings and
wishes" Mr. Wright said today "A
man who thinks of the little things that
women prize so much in everyday life
need have no fear Of marital troubles
OF course, the woman must be of the
right kind, or else any amount Of hus-
handy affection and consideration viii
not hold them together"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-13
FINE IMPOSED ON
JOE HILL HALL Is
RENTED IN COURT

MACON. GA, March 13.-The remit
lance Of the fine OF $l5 imposed upon
him in the city court for being fifteen
minutes late has brought Joe HIN Hall
out of state of deep discomfort IT
was the first time in his 40 years at the
bar that he had ever been fined, and
the fact weighed heavily on his mind.
Judge Hodges announced in open
court that, having ascertaiuod that
Mr.. Han was unavoidabIy Utc, he
would remit the fine.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-13
SOUTHERN DENTISTS,
MORE THAN 5000 OF
THEM, VIEW EXHIBIT

Installation of the most modern forms
OF dental appliances by Southern dem
lists is presaged by the apparent in
terest which is being taken in the
Atlanta dental exhibit and in the mum
bers of orders which have been placed
with manufacturers.
More than 5000 dentists from
throughout the South have registered
as visitors on one or more days Of the
exhibit. The exhibit, In Taft hall will
be closed tomorrow.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-13
LOOKING FOR STORE SEATS.

AUGUSTA. GA, March 19.-H. NJ.
Stanley, commissioner of commerce and
labor for the state of Georgia. is In the
city investigating conditions in local
establishments in regard to
or not female clerks are pro-
vded with seats during work hours.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-13
CROWDS WISH LYRIC.

a LUCKY Hoodoo,' with Billy Van IN
the star role, is an attraction that should
fiji the Lyric at every performance. 1t
is brimful of fun. wholesome comedy,
witty sayings and catchy music, and
there is never a minute from the time
the curtain goes up on the first act until
it goes down on the finale of the third,
that there is not something to amuse or
to please the eve, Billy Van is a show in
himself His impersonation of the prop
erty man is immense. and his original
methods of fun-malIng keep the audi
enCe roaring with laughter.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-13
News and Reviews
Of the TheaterS
"NEwLYwEDs" NEXT WEEK.

The NewlyWeds." already famous for
their supreme devotion to their wondrOus
Child-a devotion which has been cele-
brated by the comic genius of George Nc
Manus, viii arrive in our midst by the
stage route. on next Monday at the Lyric.
When Napoleon Newlywed first opens his
house roars, and when in infantile salts
faction he remarks, ia, da, da, da da,
da," the roar becomes a shrek and the
baby is a hit This is entirely due to the
nlliputian who assumes the role and
whose rare gifts and whose funny adven-
lures form the basis for the play
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-13
VIRGINIAN NAMED
FIRST AID TO M'AD0O

WASHINGTON, March 13.-JOhn
SHELTON Williams, of Richmond, Va,
today was appointed assistant secre-
tary of the treasury, to succeed AS
sistant Secretary Robert o. Bailey.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-13
BANKER GETS 10 YEARS
FOR STEALING 100000

.WOODNILLF. MISS. March &c. G.
Macleod cashier of the dcfunct Citizens
bank. indicted on the charge Of embezzlc-
rneut pleaded guilty when arraiEned. and
was sentenced to ten years in the peni-
Tertiary Macleod only "a cmhe@zlCd
500 600. il is alleged, TO play the stock
market.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-13
BURGLARS RING UP SIS,
BUT LEAVE ONLY | CENT

SAVANNAH, GA, March 13.-Bur
glars who entered the Budweiser cafe
took all but one cent from the cash
register rang up So, which they did
not leave, and departed without mo-
Testing anything else. Entrance was
effected by forcing a cellar door. In
the cash register was $26.6S. The
thieves took $26.67 of this. In order to
open it, they pushed the key marked
IS.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-13
noEEICER So, HERE ToNIGHT.

Beginning tonight the AtIanta VIII De
open for three nights and a saturday
matinee with "Oficer 666" as the bill
This is a melodramatiC farce which is
so good and SO fun of laughs and pleasant
situations that audiences go away full Of
praise The company which will be seen
here is that which played in Chicago all
last summer The matinee Saturday will
be bargain affair.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-13
CALOMEL is UNSAFE
Local Druggist Who Sells Dod-
sons Liver Tone Guarantees
1t to Take the Place of
Calomel.

If your liver is not working just
right. you do not need to take a
chance on getting knocked all out by
dose of Calomel. Go to any At
lanta druggist who sells Dodson's
Liver Tone and pay so cents for a
large bottle. You will get a harm
less vegetable remedy that will start
your liver without violence, and
If it does not give complete salts
faction the druggist will refund your
money with a smile.
If you buy a bottle of Dodson's
Liver Tone for yourself or your
children, you have insured your
family relief from attacks of con-
stipation, biliousness, lazy liver and
headache It is as beneficial and
safe for children as for adults. \
bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone is
something every man or woman
should keep in the house. Your
money is safe because you can re-
turn the bottle if it fails to satisfy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-18
FOR RENT-RooMs.
FURNISHED.

2l3 4th ST SE-NICELY FURNlSHf
large front room, second Noor; suitable
couple.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

AUDITING and claims business: man or woman
can obtain interest. unexcelled opportunity for
government employee. Box PIT. Star office. 2O'
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FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.

RENTAL SERVICE. So Ran
dolph pl NV: North 312S-M. Densmores
rented $1.25 monthly; Remingtons. divers,
Smith Premiers, $3.50: L.. O. Smiths, ROYALS.
divers, $2.25; Underwoods, Monarchs, 81. so.
Reductions If paid 3 or G months in advance
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Only One Cent a Word

Minimum Charge Of * Gents
for the following: DEs,,.
Lost and Found, "a
Help and Situations Wanted.
Rent Rooms. =
Rooms and Board
Summer or Country Board. ETC.,
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BARBER SHOP,
BOARDING HOUSE,
COUNTRY STORE.
CAFE.
CIGAR STORE.
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1000 ST. N.w.-SEvERAL NICELY FUR
par;ments. ~
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

R0oM--WANTED. TWO 10CNG MEN To DC
cupy comfortable front r,om private famil,
Fairfnont ST.. references required. Fox i"i.
star office.
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.

BANKING FIXTURES for sale. 9TH ST. SAY
1SGS BANK, 1916 9TH st. NV. delivery
inril 1rf
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EXPERT PAINTING. AND ONLY THE FINEST
paints used for both inside and outside paint-
where Phone Col. s3S. Il. L. KNIGHT. 41410
Park rtl.
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REWARD.

Sl6o REV ARD.
NO QUESTIONS ASKED.
for return of travelling bag AMI contents in
tact: bag made of black walrus. thumb Zap;
has brass monogram Initials F. NJ. X; bag
contains purple jewel and jewels; same
was taken from rooms on ninth floor Of promi-
{. nent hotel in Washington during suffrage parade
March 3. between 1920 and G:15 pm: strfcteSt
confidence guaranteed Address Gala, Box
3l6, Star Office
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BOATS AND ACCESSORIES.

FOR sALE-FoTR MOTORCYCLES: ., 80. -
and ~ TT. For specifications and price apply
r. r. MEREDITH, Annapolis, Md. Phone L.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

ALL WORK GUARANTEED At REASONABLE
rates Job work given special attention.
j. b. TIFFEY,
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WEATHER STkIPS PUT IN: GAEfENIEi
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-31
Meime Sram Go6t.
Cine beinaAe trusif9e @ei4idte bon
8. 6. &iefsl.

sic meineu, adt Sage geniigsn nod
nidt, Inn iiber bic She gu idrsiben9
sic msinen, i1 miibte mid erft bur9
elm Wlesr miBratbener. Suppen, bnrA
einen Simalaba %perborbener 8raten
binburdgege1ea BADEN, Inn iiberbaupt
etit ben ein5is ri4tisen gesriff oes
Observation-Disclosures ou %erlangena Was
ben eriten gintpanb anbetrifft. 10
iteitert ber an meinem Stunbesbez
ipubtIein; Elm Sournalift tonn ebsn,
neil er meiItsns mub, iiber aaes
.idreiben, uno mas ben atpeiten Dor
ipurf ansebt, 70 bin td bel gu sbrli9,
I'm au iasen: vWtir lit grob 2eiD
p%ioerfabren." Sn elmer Gbe. ipo iid
bic beioen antpnjusieren t0nnen: SD
idreibe," n0u i9reibit", ba ipielen
a%ngebrannte graten, biinne Suppen
eal5 undergraduate Rollen, ba fDnneu
ioIh Interfere Ginge bas eble gleifz
NAB Id0nseltimmter Seelen iibera
Daupt nlul TpIeI.
go fam es.
Wir batten gum erften Wlule iunge
aortoffeln geseHen, nah am anberen
Morgen erpa6te i6 NH Der lebbaften
@oritelung pon fnniperi5 sebratsnsn
Gartoffelpfanntuaen. Wer Oieles BRO
butt Der Slide fennt, iDeiB, ipie Iid
Die 0orftelung bon inn gu benz brsnns
enben MunIde. es gu senieben, iteis
germ lam, Bis sur Sbiofbntroiis. Der
Deritebt es aud. Dab id nariiber ben
@utsn Morgsn : Grnb an meme
Jrau pergab uno itutt beiien iaste:
nDu, beute efisn mir aartpffel-
pfanufuden.4
% ia. absr ipo2"
sWO2 pier BEL urls, ipo osun ionit2"
mSa, aber $685..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-31

fen D. aIefTanoro bic Can gforiano,
einen ii5iIinniidene oeImauit mn0 cr.
otinete cinen politiiden uuo Diploma.
tiifen sSaloH". aber rs mar eil
eintagsgIanJ, uno Die @r1fin nubfc,
nofoem Die graht mo Die Scrrlidl.
teit oes 9aiierreiheS perfIogcn ipo.
rem beidleioen IN 0en Sintcrariino
treten. aus ibrer eriten Gbe itnmfu,
ten elm Sobn uno Sfpci Eoftpr. Ger
Sobn, @rnf @aleipsfi, bate bic 81.
plomatiide Saufbabn eirgeidlaacn,
beim gusbrltd oes arieaes Id)ie0 Ct
ieood aus Dem Staatsoienite aus, inn
lid fir oas Seer a%nfperben su lailen.
gtnd Dem arie1e blieb er D1iIitdr uno
erreifte idlieblif ben 9iana zines
Oberitlelltnmts. 9adoem cr ben
abffie0 genoHlincn botte, miomete CT
lid Dem ganffad, itno Der GnfeIiobn
oes groBen Napoleon lit heutc Dircf-
for bes Credit 2Donuais. Die @croi.
gitng Der @nlensfa mar einfdb un0
ooh inrponiren0: Dem Sarge foIgten
Sablreid)e 8ertreter Der nornebmltcn
6amilien Der 9aiier5eit, untar ibnen
aitd Elm @ertreter Der greiien aaiix
rim @llgenie -.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-31

idciut bcitimmt lit, iih GROCER 30
pularit1t 81 erfreuen. Gieic Sdaf'
tirungen iino INNER in guten 8s.
I6mad itr0 meiitens flriciam. 3tpel
Sfottirungen BON 9mctbDIt weroeIl
nit grioIg an cinem brnpirten alei'
be 6enltbt, uno 5lpar 10. bab Die bel
lere iid Inn Die 9rapirIng bereit
nno berausfpinoet, ul6 oltb ben I'M
teren Sbeil Der 9louie uno aermel
biIoet. 9ieie Goitiime aus bacterial
in 3tuei Shattirrngcn iino ofonomilh
beranlogten 8rnren 5u enlpfeblen, Do
lie feiner @arnitur bcOirfen, freilidl
aber iebr iorgidItig gebanobabt iper'
ben miiiien.
9ie8ermcnnuna bon tpeiBenS pisen
an bnnfIen Gleioern lit imnter eth
gef16rlifes Experiment unb no Die.
felbsn gebruubt tperben, ioaten tie
bon Iebr gutter Guolitdt fem. Gin
fleiner 3uiab bon edter Spise OH Ell.
mem ounfleu &Ieioe berleibt oemiel.
ben etipos 9iItinguirtes uno 8uroe.
noles. 0ieie ounflen Sorben loiien
Die Spite 10 in ben 8orbergrlinb ire
ten, OaB iie acknowledgements bon
iebr gutter GilaIitdt iein muB, ooer
6os aleio iiebt biaig uno geipobnlid
aus.
Cine neiie Soee in ieparaten glou-
fen lit Der Stebfragen NIT einem Oil.
0eren inneren aragen BON gebrann'
tenn Geb, Chiffon etc. 8ieier gcbrarn.
te ODER getoIlte Streifen miro oanlt
nod born an Der glouie abtpdrts FORT
geiebt, uno bil0et 70 cine biibihe@ar.
nitllr. @eionoerS an Deiben ooer ge.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-31

fluff atmosph1riiden @eGicls inter.
norfcn", mas iebr berubigeno lpirft,
benn oas aIeio, oaS 5uiammenflappt,
iofpie eS Der Scudtigfeit ~aiisgeiebt
miro, lit Elm 5ebllhlng, gar5 gleid
mic piel Soften o0er s3eit on Die Ser.
lteIlung oesielben neridmenoet NOR
ben lit. S~eioenltoffe jeocr @rt fol.
len ipieocr "gctra1en iueroen uno be.
innoers pieIe leidte Seioenflcioer iol.
len an iiiolidenallrorten oeieGen ruer-
ben. Qeidtc Seraes, NroooclotbS
uno @oiles iolen fir iormcle 8tpede
5iir gerlpcnoirno fommcn, peroen ie.
bod, nid)t Die SteGe bon weiden Sci.
ben ODER MtInsitofieu eiunebmen "a
bieie ale at Den ipalh6aren grien &c.
boron.
Neiber grcpe De dime miro in alts-
Qenehntcm Mabe fir Mues beuilbt.
aIeiNer. Titter. M1ntcl. SoIsirodt
un0 nat. @arnitur. Sic tinfefe, net
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