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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-02-07

Samelsons Extra, a dime cigar for
nicke at Fl Folbre & Co.
Can you as good citizen afford not
to buy some Elks Building Bonds?
FOR SALE CHEAP-One six year
old mare; gentle, will work in harness
or pillow. Apply to Mrs.L. j. Folbre.
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms, with board, one front room,
at the home-liKe place, 2l9 Jackson st.
Messrs. Bob Levitt and Henry
Jordan, two well-known citizens of
Prairie township, were business Wis
itors in the city Tuesday.
Economic and at the same time
eat fresh, wholesome bread, by pur-
chasing six bread checks for % cents
at The Klondike Bakery
Mr. j. H. Stevens, popular and
successful manager for the Banks Co.,
at Eaestine, was genial business
visitor 10 the city Tuesday.
WANTED-To rent farm, every
thing furnished one that can be
farmed with modern tools-corn and
cotton, or will take the management.
Address; c, A, Little, Heth, Ark
ansas.
f. f. Walling, and family living
near Yukon, Mo, strongly recon-
mends Foley's Honey e. Tar Com
pound and says: have been advised
by my family doctor TO use Foleys
Honey g. Tar Compound for my
children when there was cough
medicine needed 1t always gives
the best of satisfaction and l recon-
mend 1t to others. ]. It. Sanders.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-02-07

Capt J. G. Stern left Monday morn
for Memphis on brief business trip.
Come over to the Newsstand and
inspect the beauty line of Valentines.
Additions TO Elks Home honor roll
are being made every day Get your
name on.
Miss Nell. Stats spent Sunday in
Widener, the pleasant guest of the
family OF her friend, Mrs. Sam Hall.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-02-07

Additions to Elks Home honor roll
are being made every day. Get your
name on.
Miss Nell. Stats spent Sunday in
Widener, the pleasant guest of the
family OF her friend, Mrs. Sam Hall.
All delayed school books are now
in stock at The Newsstand.
FOR RENT-Small place to rent,
about three quarters of mile north
of town-cheap to the right party.
Apply to Mrs. Sarah Moore.
Miss Lorena Mattice, Miss Mea
Gurley and Mr.. Ray Butler. of Madi-
son, were shopping and visiting in
the city Wednesday afternoon.
Call and see the plat of our new adj
dition TO the city Of Forrest City.
Lots now offered for sale. Eugene
Williams at Bank of Forrest City
Come TO the Newsstand for any
kind OF blank book that you are
needing. We have a big stock and
good assortment. We probably have
just what you want, and if not, will
get it for you in hurry.
Miss Bessie Mayfeld, of Amory,
Miss who has been spending two or
three weeks with friends in Mariana,
passed through the city Monday en-
route to her home in the Magnolia
State, accompanied by her friend, Mr.
j. j. Hughes, Jr,, Of Haynes.
Elk Senator +. w. DeRositt, who is
one of the most prominent advocates
of good roads in Eastern Arkansas, is
spending several days in Little Rock
this week in the interest of most
important bill which the Arkansas
Drainage and Good Roads Association
is endeavoring to get through the
Arkansas legislature.
Mr.. John Martin arrived home on
Friday Of last week from Blytheville,
where he was very happily married
on Tuesday, January %, to Miss Lii
lie Mae McCarty Of that city, the
Rev. Father Mahon, officiating. For
the present John and his fair bride
will make their home with the
groom's sister, Miss Alice Martin,
who resides on corner Of Forrest and
Garland streets, in the old d. l. Hun
ter homestead. The Times Joins the
friends OF the young couple in good
wishes and congratulations for long
life of happiness and prosperity.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-02-07

Call and see the plat of our new ad-
dition TO the city Of Forrest City.
Lots now offered for sale. Eugene
Williams at Bank of Forrest City.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-02-07
All delayed school books are now
in stock at The Newsstand.

FOR RENT-Small place to rent
about three quarters of mile north
of town-cheap to the right party
Apply to Mrs. Sarah Moore.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-02-07

Come TO the Newsstand for any
kind Of a blank book that you are
needing. We have big stock and
good assortment. We probably have
just what you want, and if not, will
get it for you in hurry.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-02-07

Miss Lorena Mattice, Miss Mea
Gurley and Mr.. Ray Butler, of Madi-
son, were shopping and visiting in
the city Wednesday afternoon.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-09-11
Bible Society to Meet Here.

The ninety-seventh annual meet
ing of the Hunterdon County Bible
Society will be held in the Pres
byterian Church in this city, on
Thursday, September 25, both morn
ing and afternoon. The meetings
will be in charge of the president,
Marcus L. Glazer.
Rev. J. H. E. Schultz, pastor of
Pennington NJ E. Church, will
preach the annual sermon, after
which various reports will be sub
mitted and business of Importance
considered.
In the afternoon Rev. A. w.
Some, chairman of the executive
committee, will report on the work
done during the past year in Hunter
don County, and Rev. Walter H.
Waygood, field representative, will
talk along the same line, but from
another viewpoint.
The choir of the local Pres
byterian church will lead the sing
ing at each session.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-09-11
Stockton Barn Struck.

During the severe thunder shower
which swept this section Sunday
evening, lightning struck the barn
on the Edward Fauss lot on North
Main street, Stockton, and set it on
fire. The barn was occupied by H.
R. Van Horn, the baker. The
horses and wagons were quickly re-
moved, and the timely aid of the
firemen, together with the heavy rain
soon quenched the flames and pre-
vented the fire from spreading to
adjoining buildings. The loss is
partly covered by insurance.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-09-11

Mason and J. Earl, Doylestown, Ga,
6-3. Mixed doubles &. Vale and
Miss Cochran, Lambertville, lost to
Mr.. Shellenburger and Mrs. Shellen-
burger, As, 6-3, 4-6. Singles
Prall Lambertville. won from Still
well, Doylestown, o., 60, and
Anderson, Lambertville, won from
Livezey, Doylestown, 81, 6-3,
After the match the visitors were
entertained by the ladies Of the
Doylestown club at tea in the
armory, followed by a dance.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-09-11
Broadway Feature at State Street

The State Street Theatre will pre-
sent an unusually fine show this
week. For the last three days
five acts and six reels of pictures
for each show will be shown.
The shows that State Street
Theatre is offering this season are
far superior to any ever presented
by the management of that play
house. The acts are all from the
Broadway houses and are shown
for the usual popular prices.
Lovers of travesty acts will have
something to laugh at in Over the
Border" funny military skit by
Farret and Stanton. The act of
Lordy's Dogs will also prove enter
tanning. This is something different
from the usual animal act. The
Two Wards and their Double
Dutch" skit promises to amuse.
Archer and Carr have a singing and
dancing act that is sure winner
Mozarto, Pantages circuit Won
der, has been secured for the last
half of the week with his classy
double instrumental act.
The management wishes it to be
understood that the prices for Sat
urday matinees are the same as for
other matinees. The change in the
prices only affects the matinees on
holidays. The prices of Saturday
nights and holidays only have been
changed, while the same admission
prices remain for all the other days
as heretofore.
The plan of having continuous
shows from 100 to II p. m. will
prevail. The first pictures start at
1870 and the first vaudeville act at
2:30. The supper show, with all
pictures, runs from 1870 to o clock
every evening. The starting of the
shows on Saturday night is $40,
when the first picture of the first
show is thrown on the screen. The
second show will start at 8:45 as
usual.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-09-11
Local Tennis Club Wins

The Lambertville Tennis Club de-
feated the DoyIestown Tennis Club
on the Doylestown courts four out
of six matches on Saturday after
noon by the following scores:
Doubles PraIl and McCracken,
LambertviIIe, defeated StillWell and
SheIlenburger, Doylestown, GO, 6-3;
Anderson and Borden, LambertviIle,
lost to Livezey and D. Earl, Doyles-
town, So, 1862; Massey and Nc
Cracker, LambertviIle, won from
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-09-11
Lambertville Vital Statistics.

The following is statement O
Vital Statistics of the City O
Lambertville. for the month 0
August, 1913.
Marriages Three
Births Eleven
Deaths -Four
Cause of Death.
Commissions One
Acute Valvular Disease
of the Heart One
Typhoid Fever One
Accident Broken Neck
falling down stairway One
Contagious Disease.
Scarlet Fever One
Infectious Disease.
Typhoid Fever One
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-09-11
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With the advent of warm weather comes a thirst
Nothing better to quench it, nor more refreshing
than cold glass of Soda We are now dispensing
thes real artiCe-be in the city, made from the
choicest fruit syrup and served while it sparkes.
MAIN ST. PHARMACY,
COR MAIN AND CHURCH SITS. LAMBERTVILLE N I
E.W. CLOSSON, PROP
Prescriptions carefully compounded
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-09-11
"Always What You Expect
MO1aSSeS

The kind that grandfather used to buy It's open
kettle boiled, and it's just as much different from
the kind that you have been using as any other
good thing is better than poor imitation. Ladies
who like to please their husbands and in fact
please the whole family, are coming here regular
ly to buy it. Ginger snaps moasses cake and
other good things that molasses goes into are bet
ter than you ever thought possible, when you use
ply you with all you want of it, and when you
want it.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-09-11

CAPITAL
SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15

Coroner Ir. 3oertmener na5 &c.
iscrn ieinen Islhrlprut befreffs 0c5
1poes oes clu 10. ,Sebrnnr al t.
lulo gaia 5traBe. bei DeH 8erlute
auf eineH in Ger t5ahrt befinoItde1
3ug al lprinseu. inns SebeH 1etoru'
nIenen ,sohn Irafe. Bon ne Ills
2oeliit 5traBe. 9eping,on. an.. 1h
Gr iuno. BAR Ger lidun inio!Ie cina1
lIniaHs iein Scben ugrlor
Ter Coroner hIelt geiiern eincH
,Snnneit beireiFa oe0 Jooes bes am
Ionneritna III ietner 9sobnuu1. Ro
Il742 eaitern aueuue. plogItdl geitor'
Denen giienludareRhanblers eharleS
eeluieft db. Srl Soliic AenHett, zine
lod.ter 0ea &erltorbeiren. be5euate
oab ihr gater reIdIer az rineu itwue
ren Sersleieen labortrte. bon anhan
germ Der driitlitea Seiifilnit be)an
BELT morocn iei. lin s. sebruar lei el
an Der SunaeReutjiinotma erfrdutt
leocdl bereiis ant IL. ssebrnar oard
hrIilIitR Seiler BON 0teicr aranfIct
rclIftanoia flIrirt Roroeli Spater pa
Be iib ein idperer SeraaHiaa bel i9H
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15
Cane Zenimar
(yeItsru gurmitiag poH tincIa aefnbr
iid,en Seuer heimseindt.
Smosnten befampfeu bic Sinmneh
bis CUR aufnnit Der Tensripebr.

7as blitoriid,e Zane Sanluar Iltr
Hrestuterianiide Jheologlc'tlfotren'
be. mar geitern yioraeu aegen . llar
Der 2dollpIae eines diiire8enoeH0su'
frs. ipeid1es i'm eroaeidloB oes oier'
itodigen e5ebauSes. on eSllbert sIus
oeaeniiber Der Gnf Strnbe, am ,SlBe
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somnlen mar uno TN tur5er 3eIi ourb
leBteres oas Iad, erreidlte 3ir 3eTt
beiunheu iidl A. Stlt0enien IN Sspet
Alaiieu in Dem 8ebauoe. ipdhreno
cine slmnhI atoerer Stlloenten lidl
aeraoc anifltdten. in bic stdpeae ~
ael,en. Tas ,Seuer iurbe pon Dem Se-
Nor. Smoenten Stonlep VaitdeH, uoil
glib Tafoto. entoed.. Iteier benadl'
ridtlate lofcrt eineH anSereu Stlshen-
ten 9Samens e U. Bellies uon J'eu
Ridymone. g.. uno ben Rep. 8 Y
.Siiber. gsaitDr Ger Eilarinl ylIiiton
BON 9st. aoams. Superintendent 81
d. Slnd, ianote einen Sfilialasf eii'
uno bic Stiloenien. ipeife etne lngr'
! fennenslwrthe Rllhe on Den Tag lea,
ten. bil0eten cine Gtmerbrlanoe aHl
betanpiteu Die Slnnnnen bic Sti'
anfunft Der SeiIeripebr. als Ieeteri
eintrai. itinaen oie GIamnleH be
reits aus Der boRH, iiber Dem NC
bon0e beiIn6Ild,en aiippel eiugor
aapt Sarrp Miller pou Sprisen Go
rs lieb ioiort eineu 1lcfeiialarm
Reld)em tpuige Minuten ipnfer en-
apeiter iolgte. abaebeiL unS oel
grano toniite IN nerbnlinlBndBi.
Ifurser 3eit geIoit1t peroeH Tie eut
Iitebunasnrind1e oes ,Seiiers IieB I'D
Inch nid,t feititellen. an ecm Bebdlo
lDlirbe Elm Sd,aoen Don $1,000 uni
Ian Der ginrIdltnng ein ioldyer DOT
5000 nneerid,tei. Ter granoidaoei
iii burdl 8erliferimg aeoetr. ssit ben
poH hera sseuer heimgelnd1teH 1hetl
| oes g,rbaMoes beilnoeH lif Die Shlai
sliHmer Der Stuoeaiert, oerea Gffci
teri ourd) Naiier bait,aoigt puroer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15

Nife Sannnban. treld,er al' Der.
onIaiinng ieiner 5rnn lDessn lrlli.
fenbeIi Dertdftet ipornen lpar, lpliroe
nit elmer eneraiid)en 9Serparnaag
enilniien. Tie 8erban0llng ereab.
nnf, Iron Sannahan Die abfitt se.
hnbf bate nnier Die SufiraseiieIl
su aeben uno ifrem Mnnae am Don.
nerItag abeno Don oieier abliff NsIt.
iheiInna aenlndt bate. Wfste. Gin
prin5ipiellrr @e9ner oes ssrauenspllf.
red,ts. iuar i'm beae 8inl, gerdthefl
iino bnfte nadl einem erreaicn sacrt'
webiei bic 3ohniina oerlaiier ulil
ieinen Merger i'm Aeder su ertrdnfef
Iieies aelang linn niid, in eriosgreih'
fier Weife. iebod lns feline sJrr,l ibrs
ole er iriih am Woraen idaperbe,eh'
heimaeforfelt fam, bic gepiien II
energiih. nnh nie Voii5ei iid snH
gnidreitpn ueranInft fab. Jrau Gan
rnhan erflarie geitern inn yoIiseigs
riht. onB In ihren aniitbten iiber ,us
ssrnnenitimmredst ein raoifnIer I'm
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Ilf,e lraaitoul5eie l0itf Hh IN @clI
oefofesl nnf.
Git5sr nnao uHb Bridget cys<iI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15
Neme Vpften


g9enn 0ie GnipfehfuHaen oes 6l.
nansfonmittees am Dlenltdg Abelo
Die 3uitimmuuq 0es Stootratbes tlns
Den. 10 lperoen spei Grolnon3en jhr
2lnnobme gelangen. oltrh Delde neiie
ilaottite 2tenter qeidafren metoen.
Tos 0onnlittee beid}loB ge'terll, III
eilpda onlenoirter 5ornt allerotnas,
cine Croinuu3 entptehieno etrl5ube
ridlten, meldle aui 8eranlaIiung oe%
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5ta0touoitor5 geihoffeH. nanlldl Der
goiten eines Gbief Atcountant nit
$1,000 G5ehalt pro ,tahr ullo Der Gos
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Der guhiitbruig oler 9epartement2
Inn gureau oes 9luoitors in Die IAot
umslljeBen. Sic uorbereItenocn
| Sdlritte fiir Die giniitbrltnJ oIeler
neileu gudiiibrungsmetbooe 'lo
lnuulncbr polleltoet unb aus omI2n
| Brun6e beidIoB oas ,5inan5tomnlt
tee aeitern. Die GroTnan3 oent 1taot
Iratb sur amtabme 5li eulpiehlen. 81,
Ihieies qeid)oh, lpuroe Die Cr0ulan
ieood, nui 8cranlaiiuug bon 32rrI
| 9ernina amenoirt. Ter auoltor hattt
| tilr Den SiIi3.Graminator ein Sab
resdebalt uor $500 perlauJt, ab2l
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Esu hoh unO aui ieine 2eranl1''un.
purOe bus 8ebutt nit Sl4Oo pr
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9teue 5teilulgen ruuroeu ebehtdl
i'm Observation-Disclosures ae'd)orr2fl
Aui @uidt ocs SIterbeltsotrettor
lGaih miro oas aomnlittec Die Cr5t
Inau3 cupichIcuo einberlttcn mcldl
otc 9uitelutul ron .Altos ,Snqcnieu
Ircu" I'M ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81;
gcoipmua Der Automobtlipriben Dor
iieat. gtit oieiem Golren iou elm Sat
, resaGhatt pon Sl212 uerbunoen lelr
!, 5hlIeBIid1 oronetc oas NtoHgmtlte
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: mans oil, neldc elucu Stluoenlo1
IDon so Gents riir Die in IiaotIlt2
Iieuiten itehenoeu SteiuuteBe 90,
j.. iebt. lie Linton Der SeiuntcBe Ia
; nun,id, nit oeu arbeitgeberu }lu
cbllen 2ohu ciucu neueH aoutra
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15
Teutiber 0ortrag.
Ergiciiur Nriener nus Sale iprtdlt
hcnte ylntmittag in Der
llHiueriitdt.

Tr. Felir arisg,r. grofeFor ot-
giptoioaie uuo gbtl0ioptie an Der
llnipeyiitdt 5ale 4. b. Saals, lDeih r
ais aaiIer DilRlm Qrpfsfor 3ur 3ett
an Der Golumbid llntUerIitdt in gtep
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bts qitterdrifdsn GIubs n1t GtnetH
rati 5srr Tr. Ariegsr ruirc
heute. nm pier llhr Aahnlttaas
in Der 9ula Der unipsriitdt sirer
qittbilOeroortraa i6er .Das Dett
i'm qebsr oer Jaturpoiter hdlten
Ter girtritt III Frei unb Der Teutitt
qitterartihe alub trldBt cine ter3iih
ein!1buu1 sur 5tet!Hahme an all
,fr.unoe oeutIhtn Difen5 uno oeut
fter Glttsratur.
gbeu6s irnoet 5lt Ghreu oes eS1iiei
im guiIneB Dieus Stub elu Sier
abeH0 'tatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15
Webaltscrb6bmngcm
A0nneu in Der StaotpermnliHRa crit
in ied,s yionaten beiuiiligt
iuereen.

Tas SinnnSfomnittee bes Siaoi'I
r0ths beid,aitigte iit] IN iciner selir''
ren SiBlma nit Der lrage Der Se'
hnI.scrbohlnisen, Inn Dclte IN De-:
lesien @odeu iiir piele itaotidle a.''
aciteiitc. Ncrunltcr in eriter Siiitc FIR
Oie IN ll1otiiden Tienitcn iteheHoeh
1snhrlerte nadlgeiuds ruoroen mar.
lie idnnuIiden spmirlitteeinlialif'
Der crfldrtcn iidl i'm 9srir5ip uoai5
Sanit einperitnroen haB be ntInoer'
iaIoirirten itdotiiten angeitellten
cine alibeiierung ialt oitrdypeg per-
hieuisr, aber ebenio etniiIntnllg ipn.
rem oie Serren oud) barber. bal; &C.
uenlpnrtia in Der Snd,e abiolut IIid)ts
aeid,eben fnnii.
Tos s'uoact iiir oos ldufenoeSalb.
inhr iii nnaenOutn,en ut0 bic iilf ote'
irn ,}eIiraim 5ur 8eriiiauag ltehen-
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ssom0s uao Tepariements geitan per-
theilt. 70 oaB rinn,ebr 8ehaitsper'
tinNerlmaen unrnoalidl limb lnto ar
oinonseu, meldle 3ebnItserbohhtgel
porieben. ielbit penn lie poiltrt Der'
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nid,t in arnit treteu fonnten. Inter
nieieu llmitdnoen miro oas stonIniE''
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rida ilber oic SadlIage unterbreitell
mo bencrtcu. oab s9iinit,e nit We
sua ouF 8chaltsalllbciieruna I'M tosn
mcnben ssuni oein 5lnnn5tonmities
imterbreife. peroen ioIIten, bansf "
fann lepriift uno 9ortebriinaen Fii'
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oct iiir oas gtpeite SaIbjnhr getrof'el
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ter idmmtlldlcr ltdotlidlen angeltell
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lien. oie NIT einen 81 aroBen 0ehal
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lenielm. Die iiir ein beid1eIocnes .Se
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8ablt miro. iilhrte Serr 8eruiu1 ~
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lid, uno ieine 5amiIie erbaIten nirF
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niitinnen oudl eine iebr geriHae !
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nlonntIlde autbeliernna poli - 81
qefommen limb. oieie anfbe'Iernn
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,sraae Don oer 1elepbcnseieaidla
mehr befonmen lpiiroen ais oieStal
,l,ueu tesdlit.
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Die girqer BON GImpooD Y.a:e
nurften e jeBt beoauGrn, roB ite Ith
in Der perfloiieren Udbl qegsn Il.
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ssniaiiinnen oesielben afeioris, mnren
aus gifcrild,i iiber Die 3nnelgun9
eines often Serrn con Columbus"
weId,er Giifcr rc0elnldBi9 su be'udlsn
pileate, in Streii gerathen. es iuar
M elmer lpiiIteu aauierei gefonlnen,
In Deren geriaui beiSe 5ranellbiIn'
mer ara pcrbeult iunroen. Iia Toi''
,ei madrte Sem Sample Elm enee. IN
bent iie Die 0onIboitanilnnen lotuEe
beu ,.oiten Serrn uou Columbus
perhaiteie. gitber mo Bridget lpiir
ben ccfiern 3u ie SO Celebrate nm
ben aoiten perurtheiii, m1hren0 oel
aeneiiiame Jreuno nit elmer Yer
rpnrnuna oapontdw.