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The herald., 1913-07-24

Mrs. Jno. Couget and children are
spending some time in Vaudeville, La
Misses Mollie and Ida Kinkaid re-
turned last week from Baton Rouge.
Mrs. NJ. Bevans and daughter, and
Mrs. NJ Mohr and granddaughter,
Mary Harvey, left last week for Mt.
Vernon and Evansville, Ind.
Mrs. Thompson and two children
spent Tuesday in Baton Rouge.
Miss Julia Aver left Tuesday eve-
ming for Slidell, La, to visit relatives.
Miss Aline Hunt and Mrs. F. NJ. Nc
Lean of McComb City spent the week
end with Mrs. Hy. Renecky.
Dave Lewis has returned from Eng
land after an absence of seven months
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Huckins and
daughter Zelda spent Sunday at Pine
View Park.
w. A. Nelson spent Sunday at Nor
gan City, La.
Willis ]. Nelson visited Gulfport or
Sunday. On his return he was accom-
panied by his wife and little son, who
had been visiting Mrs. Nelson's moth
er for some time. -
Mrs. w l.. Barbour and little daugh
ter Lorraine are spending a while il
Vicksburg, Miss, with relatives.
Miss Mildred Brinkman of Houston
Tex, spent Saturday and Sunday here
the guest of Mrs. H. Gait.
Mrs. Frank Duffy and baby have re
turned from Belle Rose, La. The,
were accompanied by her sister, Mis-
Edna BaIlowe, who will be her CUES
for some time.
Ed. Schmidt left Monday for Shreve
port, La.
Mrs. (Dr) Manson of Shreveport
La, formerly Miss Doris Vallette @
our town, spent a few days here tn
guest of Mrs. o. B. Vallette, in OLIVE
street.
On Sunday the Southern Pacific Bel
evolent Association will give a parad
to be followed by banquet at o'cloc
at Pythian Hall.
Robert Anderson, Henry Albrizz
and Gilbert Gayaut are spending the
vacation in Galveston, Tex.
Geo. Vezien, who was called here O
account of the death of his sister, tn
late Miss Louise VeZien, has returne
to Houston, Tex.
Mrs. G. PAUL. and family are spen
ing some time at Buras, La.
A meeting was held at the Trinit
: Lutheran schoolhouse Monday to fu
, ther the arrangements for the Germa
, picnic to be given at the Happy S
/ Oaks, on the lower coast, Aug. 80.
) pavilion is to be erected on Il
y grounds, and there will be dancing al
other amusements. F. Albrecht
, chairman of the committee in charg
' and he and his colleagues are mappil
, out plans for the occasion.
On Monday evening, July 21st, Ma
e ter Willie Braai, the bright young 81
b of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Braai, celebr;
ed the thirteenth anniversary Of /
1 birtr. The house was prettily decor;
|. ed with American flags and Japane
v lanterns. Red lights were used to
!. Illuminate the pretty lawn. There we
many of Willie's friends there to wi
d him many happy returns Of the d
q and all had a most enjoyable tin
n Dainty refreshments were served.
Miss Florence LeCourt expects
= leave the latter part Of July to vi
= several cities of the North and Ea
4 She expects to stay about two mont
r. Harry Lecourt, who has been 81
with scarlatina, is much improved.
4 will be with his friends in few da,
Frank Lecourt, who is summering
the Bay, came in town for few da
The herald., 1913-07-24

The news that Johnson would be
given a hearing Monday morning at
tracted a morbid crowd to the down.
town courtroom. Men lined the side
walks and peered through windows in
to the courtroom, and even in Jackson
The herald., 1913-07-24

Square, across the way, men and wom-
en- stood in groups and discussed the
probable fate of the policeman. Among
those who occupied seats in the court
room were several women relatives OF
Sullivan, dressed in deep mourning.
The herald., 1913-07-24

1t is very seldom that a mass meet
ing is called in our district for pur-
poses other than politics. This big
mass meeting is called jointly by the
Algiers Improvement Association and
the Fifth District Civic League for the
purpose of asking for a Fairgrounds
and asking for the cooperation of the
citizens to that end.
1t is the intention of the two organl-
cations to make this meeting one OF
the largest ever held in our district
and our citizens are appealed to to
help make the meeting a big success.
The time for holding the meeting is
fixed for the night Of August 4th, and
unless reports to the contrary, the
meeting will be held in the big open
air theatre in Opelousas avenue known
as the "Alcazar."
Frank C. Duvic, George Koppel, Mar
tin S. Mahoney and Jules Bodenger
represent a committee from the AL
giers improvement Association to look
after the details of the meeting.
Mrs. Huckins, president of the Civic
League, stated that efforts will be
made to have motion pictures at the
meeting showing different Fairgrounds
etc, and that good music and promin
ent speakers would address the meet
ling
The herald., 1913-07-24

Long bedCu, MISS.
Mrs. E. F. Malain, who is spending
the summer at Long Beach, spent a
few days in town.
Friday night at 7:30 o'clock Carrie
Kern, Is years old, of 407 Opelousas
street, was bitten on the left leg by a
stray dog at Opelousas and Powder
streets. The wound was slight and
was dressed at a nearby drug store.
Mrs. Treadaway and daughter Anna
returned Sunday from Ironton, La.
Shirley Schroth and brother Edgley
are spending a while with relatives at
Vaudeville, La.
Miss Dora Forrest and little cousin,
Ida Volmering, left for Alexandria, La,
to visit Misses Lottie and Luella iKl-
patrick
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Harvey are
busy receiving congratulations on the
arrival of a granddaughter at their
home in Atlantic avenue. The little
one arrived Friday. Mother and babe
are doing fine.
Miss Mable Comeaux was the recipi-
| ent of much social attention at Morgan
City, where she had been for a few
weeks. A most enjoyable party was
given in her honor at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Tom German. -
Mrs. L. F. Gisch and baby Emily are
visiting Mrs. E. Gisch in New York.
Mrs. V. Dast of S32 Verret street was
the victim of an attack by bold ne
gro Saturday night. She was on her
way to the ferry landing, and when in
Canal, near the Louisville & Nashville
depot, a black snatched her purse, con.
tanning $3.50, and escaped.
Recorder T. F. Goff has been presid.
ing at the night court, on account OF
Recorder Bait being kept home as a
result of cat bite.
Mrs. V. Galas and little daughter
Dorothy, accompanied by her sister
Miss Agnes Augustine, left for Abita
Springs Wednesday to spend the bal
ance of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Huff spent Sunday
at Gulfport, guests of Mrs. Cusich.
Mrs. Jas. Weigman has returned
from Bay Adam where she spent the
week as the guest of Mrs. Luke Gillen
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Olroyd, Jr., ar
rived here Sunday evening from Los
Angeles, Cal, where Mr.. Olroyd has
been employed for the past few
months. The trip to New Orleans wa:
made on account of Mrs. Olroyd, whC
was suffering from an attack of ma
larial fever. She was i'll on the trair
| all the way and was subject to yer!
high fever. She was brought hom,
Sunday, where she is under the car,
of DR.. A. ]. Rupp. Mr.. Olroyd will no
| return to Los Angeles or back to hi
| work until Mrs. Olroyd is suficientl
| recovered
| The many friends of Mrs. Berthaut
of Elmira street, will be glad to knoy
! that at the time of the paper going t
press her condition had improve
slightly. She has been quite i'll for tn
I past week or more, being afflicted wit
typhoid fever.
The Misses Louise and Naon
Lynch, accompanied by Messrs. Et
Eble and Gus Lyncker, spent Sunda
at Pass Christian, the guests of Mr.!
Lyncker.
Miss Mabel Comeaux has returne
home after a three weeks visit, th
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Gorma
of Morgan City.
Miss Leah and Master Hillary Schr'
der have returned after a very plea
ant visit of two weeks at the home {
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O'Donnell of Mo
gan City.
III Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thomson {
Slidell avenue left Sunday for Bay S
Louis.
The herald., 1913-07-24
Civic League Meeting.

The regular meeting of the CIVIC
League took place at the residence of
Mrs. J. E. Huckins on Monday night
and some very interesting subjects
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-18
Hot Weather Specials
Big Specials

Big Specials
Mems white and faacy vests to close them
out during this sale : One-half price as long as
they last.
Underwear Under-priced
Right in the heart of the season a buying
opportunity worth while. 't'
Men's 500 Munsing union suits ....$ 80
Mems SIPS Munsing union suits ....... .95
Mems $50 Munsing union suits ....... lie
Mems $500 Munsing union suits ...... 1.48
Mems $3.50 Munsing union suits j. :. 1893
Mems Two-piece Underwear
Men,s 800 shirts and drawers. ......$ s. rs
Meas SOC shirts and drawers. ........ 80
Nen,s 25cAhirts and drawers ...... 10
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-06
TO GRIND WILD RICE.
Flour Of 1t win Be Tried as an Ex.
pertinent.

Flour Of It Will Be Tried as an Ex-
pertinent.
Grand Rapids. Mich.-F. L. Vance.
''the Wild rice king OF the Popple
river country. has commenced the
manufacture OF rice -four from the
products of the shallow lakes of north.
ern Minnesota.
For years Mr.. Vance has made a
business of harvesting wild rice and
has built mp market. The tiour will
be manufactured Mt the Anderson grist
mill at La Prairie, especial machinery
for the purpose being installed.
Before being ground the rice must
so through roasting or drying proc.
ess, and this is done near where the
grain is harvested. \ machine devised
and built for this purpose by Mr..
Vance is capable Of roasting 200
pounds in six minutes. AS far as
known. this is the first time an at.
tempt has been made to manufacture
dour from wild rice The raw ma.
teriul is plentiful. and practically the
only cost viii he the gathering and
grinding. no seeding or soil prepare.
ton being necessary.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-06
NOTICE.

Hereafter all shipments by freight
for Warrington and intermediate
points must be delivered in station
not later than a, m. Shipments for
Fairview and intermediate points
must be delivered in station not later
than 1850 a, m. Goods will be re-
ceived for shipment from a. m. to
Il, noon, and from to p. m.
MNoNGAHELA VALLEY TRAC-
ton COMPANY.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-06
THE YOST BILL

The Prohibition Law. known as
House Bill No. $, by Mr.. Yost, passed
at the last session of the West Viz
ginia Legislature, is now in pamphlet
form, 81 by 6 inches, neatly and dur
.bly bound, extra quality paper, con-
tanning Is pages, including cover.
The price is 15c, no extra charge for
postage. Call or address Daily Tele-
gram, .cIarksburg, W. Advertise
ment,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-06

W. w Brannon, OF Weston, visited
the city Monday.
DR.. Fleming Howell is business
visitor here from Oakland, Nd.
e. D. Talbot, Of EIkins. was
Sunday guest at the Hotel Gore.
a. R. Thomas, OF Weston. is u
business visitor in the city today.
Mrs. Thomas W. Pettigrew. of New
York, is visiting Mrs. Dudley D. Britt.
Captain NJ. G. sperry has returned
rom business visit in the northern.
part of Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Garrett
went to Lexington, KY, Monday to
stay several days
j. H. Peabody, of Wheeling. spent
Sunday in the city, being a guest at
at the Hotel Gore
G. Fl. Ro6b, of Wheeling, spent Sun
day evening in the city, being guest
at the Hotel Gore.
w. r. Stevenson, of Wheeling, is
spending the day in the city looking
after business matters.
Meyer Hamburger went to New
York Sunday night to attend the
worlds baseball series.
A. Hamburger went to New York
Sunday night on a purchasing trip
for his department store.
w. G. Cunningham, of Wheeling.
is spending the day in the city. at
tending to business matters.
Mrs. James Jackson, of Parkers-
burg, who visited her aunt. Mrs.
Emma l. Jackson, returned home to-
day
Mrs. Riner G. Aitlzer and son, Of
oakmont, Pa, who were guests of
Mrs. David B. carper have returned
home.
John A. shinn went to New York
Monday 10 attend the world series of
baseball games which viii begin
there Tuesday.
Miss Gallaher, of Charleston, who,
was guest of Miss Basel went to
Weston Sunday to be guest of Mrs
Louis Bennett.
Mrs. H. H. Moss, of Parkersburg,
who was guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Charles B. Alexander, went last even
ing to Washington.
The Rev. C. D. Smith will go to
Buckhannon tomorrow to attend the
annual West Virginia Methodist Epis-
copal Conference sessions.
John Koblegard. Benjamin F.
Robinson and Harry NJ. Brown went
to Pittsburg Sunday night for
business visit ofttwo or three days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rarick went
to Parkersburg Monday morning to
attend the annual photographers CON
vention which meets there this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander
and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn S. Hornor
have returned from an extended au-
tomobile trip in the East and through
Canada.
Mrs. c. H. Maphis, of Pittsburg,
who had been visiting for several
days at. the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. william starcher, returned
Monday to her home.
Nv. H. Martin, of Fairmont, and
R. L. Martin, of this city, went to-
New York Sunday evening to attend
the Worlds series baseball game
which will begin in New York Tues
day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-06
PELLAGRA IN ENGLAND.
Fifty Cases Studied Confirm Theory It
is Not Due to Maize.


London. = Fifty cases of pellagrn.
whose existence only became known
to any considerable section of the Brit.
ish public ms result of the disclosures
at the recent international medical con.
gress. have been fonad In England
aud Scotland and personally investi-
gated by Professor sambon, who has
gone to the United States TO study the
deisease there.
Professor Samhon's doubts us TO the
mhize origin of pelagra appear to he
confirmed. according TO the British
Medical Journal. by the fact that thu
disease Inns declared itself in the Brit
ish isles. where maize Is sraringly con
sumed
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-06

FOR THE MAN WHO
WANTS A HOME OR
MAKE AN INVESTMENT
WE WANT TO CALL AT
FENTIoN TO THE FOL
LOWING:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-06

In Highland Park, we
will sell you a lot on
one-half cash payment,
and furnish you money
to build a home after
your own idea, and
make arrangements for
both the house and the
lot on payments that
will give you ample
time to pay out. We
are making this offer on
the unsold lots only. If
you want to own a
home or make an in
yestment, how can you
beat it?
If you want to buy
property, vacant or inn
proved, anywhere in or
about Glarksburg, it
will pay you to investi-
gate our plan. We have
arranged for a great
many where the pay
ments are much less
than the rental income
for the property they
now own and occupy; for
others where the rental
income is more than
making the payments
on the property which
they have purchased. If
you own a lot and want
to build, we can furnish
you money on monthly
payments so that your
rent or the rental you
will receive for the
property will pay for
the house. a4g,,B
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18

9eines Ssd)s liebit, ionoern NIT Den
niebrigiten, uno baber miro IeiHe
Siebe nid,t bon 9oi,er iein. GaS III
meine Strafe oofiir, bnB tb 3tf 81
iebr aelicht babe; meirtc ortbetenbe
2iebc bat Gctnc Sclbitind,t ac5iiftet,
nnb es lit baber MIR seredt, oab audi
i'd, ourt, 9eine Selbitiuht leioen
mub. sd, bin in mein Sfifial eree-
ben uno unterpcrfe mid Dem Wilien
@ottes, ober 3u, mein 8eliebtelter,
lpirit Ieioen miiiien, ipolte @ott, i'd
fonnte fir Sid, Ieioen. Sci felt, any.
rittig uno ieIbitIos, oieie brei gtgcn-
if]aften fii1ren uns iiegreid ourh aae
8eriutungen Sd bite nitt, Dap Soft
Gid nit Dem Segen iesnen moge,
Den id, fir 9ih erflebe. SD balte ieir
areuS in nleinen Sdnoen uno iage,
mic fir MIDI, 10 ai,h fir lid: Got.
ties s9ile 9eid]ebe.
Mabel Spencer"
(Sortiesune foIgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18
Jn(an0 Ie(egrap6


-GprinsfieIb. g.. II. MGrs.
Defpreft WaIlop, Der am Greitag
Nbcub ruGbrenb zines Gtretss in eis
ner mirtbfhaft ben ShontteIIner Gbs
gar 6ilbebranb srfhofen bat. III am
Mrutng 4beno i'm gountpgefdngnib
en- bsIirium tremsns g~eftOrbeu.
Die Rem Dorter zoxieobs
Banbiten psrbaftet.
Ren Dori, II. Wdra. - Die
poIi5eibebCrotn iinb bodxrfreut Iber
be Derbdftung BON feds ODER fieben
Utdnnern. bie Mitglieber Der 9onbe
bon 1nyicab : gidub<rn fein fo[en, bic
felt Inneer s3eit bier ibr llnipsjkn ges
trieben bcben. Der pSIiaeitomunifdr
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has 6aupt btr Bonhe <rpij&t iporben
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18
aefiibrten 4rbeiten bdlt 9err CUNT
fir eitsI Spiegelfshterei nm 3eit sn
aeipinnen.
Nldnc
fiir 2crbrciternng Der Siberb Str.
meroen benz StaStratb bente
n%nferbrcitet.

Dem Stabtrotb perben beute Die
gl6ne fir bic projeftirie Berbreites
rana Der 2ibertD Strabe stpiihen Der
6iahlann qpsnue uno Der Sycamore
Strdbe unterbreitet tperben. Stabtpo>
Ter hubertcrn bon Der nsunten Waro
BAT BIZ. gIane BON Staotinsenieur
Waite ~cusorbeiten lofen nno fpil
run bic porbereitenbsn Shritte fir Die
apnbemniruna bes bon Der Stoot be-
rptbiatsn Gigentbums tbun, itboh lit
SER Subertorn pillens. fih porldus
fla NIT ner8erbreiisrung Der Strobe
|rrn Der Sieblano apenue biz gum
'groobpob sufrieben su seben, I'm, ben
Gtabtfddel niht aISuiebr gu itrdpe.
,ir,n. ba bic l~intoTten Iih bod auf
et,ra 100000 beldufen biirften.
Die Gtrabe foIl itellentpeiie I'm II
Srf breiter eemadt fperbfn nno ins
fcloe bsFen tperoen stpifhen penoiston
Gtrobe unb 8rodbipon bie fdmmts
liten .Sdufer an Der Sioieite Der
Giraffe ;onbemrirt tperben mullen,
tpdhr.nb pberhalb Der peneleton
Gtrabe bic .SduSbeIiser an Der fuos
liten Seite Der StraBs ihre Vorgdrs
ten einbiib.n tperoen.
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roib BON Der Rptbpenoigteit uno
ap.dmdhiatsit biefer @~erbeHerurs
iihsrasu,en touren, 70 nirn mad Der
gsrbreiterung Der Qibertp Strabe ots
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|ber hiatlunb apenue uno osr vat.
auburn 2inie tperoen auf Der pm
|fohrt tpie ouf Der Riidfohrt nab Der
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tetrsn.
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nGhHsn Soeen cine giirstroeriamms
luna no6 Der Is. 9iftritt Stuls .ins
;uberuFtn, nm fir fein prolsf' proa
paqanba gu MAIDEN.
Gtabtanpait gei.man tpirb benz
lG:optroth beu.e bi. Grbinans 3uitels
len, burd tpelte Der Administrations
ermGGtiat rpirb. nit Der Srtihati
IGlnspocb plac. ein.n aontratt FIR
bic aieferuns bon WaFer obsufhliss
ZEN unb spor gum prei'e bon 10
Gents prc 1000 Ga[Ionsn. 9egentpdrs
tia besabIt gIntpoob place Der Stabt
rur dht Gents pro 1000 @ullonen,
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gents tn Rstnung geiest. Der ees
e.apdrtiss auntratt l6uft betanntlif]
I'm SUM ub.
Bonn StdbtontpaIt tommen kuis
cub perifieoene Sroinnnsen, tpelt.
Dog Gegsn neuer StrabenbahngeIeiit
in llebersinftimmung nit BEN tirss
lid acknowledgement Reorsunifations'
p.on bes Strabenbohnperiehrs ocr'
ftbn, ndmIi6 fir bns 2esen non nsusr
C+ftiien on Wcbaipt place unb an bel
Central 4penus, fofpie on Der 5uni
SIrube bon 9roaptpan bis 5ur SDca'
more S.rabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18

Die gbren.ettung Der
3uelu I. - Der Shreden Der
Tomeu unb auer smpfinbliteren
aonFtitutionen, bic .seflrdisie 3uss
Iuft, erbdIi j.st cine piHenfhoftli6e
Retifsrtisung burd bic Experiments
unD unitrfunungm bss Netp Worter
Msbisinsrs Or. Simon garuh. Der
in Ieinsn Radforffunssn BON ben
8eobchtungen neE amfrifanifdtn
pbpii0lostn 81. DanbeI 3enSsricn
ausseht unb su BEN GrgebniB tpmmt,
bob cine o0Iis ausfreie 2uft uuf ben
Organisms oes Wenfden Idhmsnn.
beprimirenb unb f6dbIin eintpirit.
Wenn cine grDbere Qnsohi BON Wens
fhtn in einem stihloHensn 3uefrtien
Rnums faben unb etne GENTLE Shtpiis
Is Der atnoipbdre eintrai. iutt. nan
in Der Negel abbufe sesen bos ertDas
6enbe t1rperlite unbtbastn bur9 elm
seit,psilises Dsffnen Der Jenfttr. DER
Wolismunb fost bic 2uft III .pers
braunt~, man miiHe neue Cuff hereins
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men, folfen s5nfe bos l~lnbebasen Der
Mntpeienben auf etnen Wanssl an fris
f6em G~ousrfioff auriidfibren. Die
Weriuhe Dr. 1oruhs seissn nun. bab
bic t0rpsrlide Mbfponnuns. bic mad
elmer gsfpiTtn 3eit rsgslwdbia In tis
nsm bsrmetif6 perf6lofenen Rdums
eintritt, nint tigsntIiG ouf einsnWanz
gel an Gousritoff ober friiGer Cuff
ridssbt, fcnbsrn pieImebr uuf Elm
s5tblsn BON aufifir0muneen. Gtbt
man In BEN bstrefftnb.n Rnume cine
ansaH sleftrifner J6fer in Deipss
gung. 10 ptrIisren bic Mntpeftnben nod
iurser 3eit bns G}tfibI bes unb<bas
ssns. ffs fiiblen ii1b erfrifht. bic Mimp.
fpbdre fteint pI5sIi1 ipisber alien Ans
fpriihen Az g~eniigtn: unb bod lit BEN
Raume teinG ouerftoff nnb tsire friIf<
2uft susefiibrt porben. fonbsrn "a
tpurben nur 2uftfr1mungen er5srsi,
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fpbdre nidt perdnbert baben. Differ
Doraong, ben piele pieli.ini fHon an
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ineis. bob nidt eth G<blsn frii1el
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Qnftffr6mrngen unb QuftbtneguRgen
EN- erfnlnfftnbes llnbebdgsn berporru.
fen. Die Dtftnf1aft. bic aneefam.
Iaeltsn pbpftrt0sif6sn Heobo&tungeu
l1slaeu. bob 6te aunoen seineDptoB b.
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aibe.af Gan. llnterititnnes-gerdn

Sn Der seitriaen YerianmIims BEG
obisen Bereins in CHRIS Gods Sale,
eIberiirabe. in ipeIter Serr Saeob
Slid ben 8criis unb SER Geo. 3.
3itt Dos GrotofoII fiihrte, rmiroe init
arober Webrheit beif,lofierr, BON Der
abbaltune beS lblifpn Bienics IN
Geiem Sabre Abitano su ne5rnen. an
5fpei erfranfte Witslieber purbe ons
iibIif,e arnHfengeIb i'm Betraee bon
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