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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-26
MOOTHART STUDENT
MAKES GOOD

Elmo McClintock, official court re-
porter for the 2Sth Judicial Circuit
came home Monday for a months va
cation. Elmo graduated from the
Pennington Moothart Business Col
lcgc he told the Times man, July Bird,
1906. Since taking his course he has
been engaged in stcnographic work,
and has made good. 1t certainly
ought to be n source Of considerable
qualification to the citizens Of the
community that a school of such high
efficiency is maintained here in the
town. II makes it possible for young
people who could not otherwise do
so, obtain . business education. that
they may 90 out into the world and
earn for themselves a livelihood
Professor MoOthart has done well.
And it is to be hoped that many more
years it may be possible for him to
continue 10 operate Business Col
lcge right here in Pennington, and
! continue 10 train the young people a.
long the lines Of business and morals
as he has done for the time that he
has been here.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-26

errors. He struck out five men.
Bragg pitched very good game for
the visitors. He was credited with
six strikeouts.
Murphy, who pitched for the visitors
in the second contest, had plenty of
speed and n good assortment of cur
YES. The locals had men on second
and third at two different times when
hit would have meant two runs, but
Murphy frightened up in pinches and
prevented the batters from coming
through with the much desired hit.
Murphy walked three and famed ten
Bachus, who occupied the slab for the
locals, walked three and struckout
five. The game was interrupted in
the fifth by rain, but the shower soon
Iassed over and play was resumed.
The game was a good one and the
receipts should have been much great
err than they were. The attendance at
both games was punk.
At Doniphan three series game
was played, and here the Tigers suf-
fered their first defeat, Priester and
Bragg were in the box during this
first game. The score of it stood IA
to 4 in favor Of the Doniphan boys.
But the rcverses came when Murphy
went in the box and the Tigers went
after the Doniphanites in real style,
closing the game with a score of 5
TO 3 in favor of the Tigers. II is said
that Murphy did some very fine work
in this game, as up to the ninth inn
ing he had them completely shut out,
and had two out for that inning, when
a couple of errors on the part of his
team mates( tied the score. But
the twelfth inning put two men across
the plate, and left the score at to 3,
thus giving the game to the Tigers.
The Tigers are playing Dexter today
saturday. in three game series.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-26
NEIGHBOR CITY HAS FIRE
Destructive Fire Visits Flat River
Last Saturday Night-Sweeps
Away Three Business Struc-
tures-Considera Loss

Last Saturday evening about 8
o'clock, the quiet of our sister city,
Flat River, was disturbed by the fire
alarm. Soon attention was directed
to Mr.. Sachs stare on main street
that was on fire. The building and
stock were consumed as well as n
couple Of other buildings adjoining.
The loss incurred by the fire will run
up to several thousand dollars.
II is said that the fire started in the
Sachs store, and that it originated
hy the explosion Of n gasoline lamp.
j appears that the entire room was
on fire in Il mighty little time. The
fire department was on the scene at
ogca, and fought with the idea Of pre-
venting a further spread Of tine fire;
and IN this were quite successful,
0.nc able 70 ronfnc It to the Sachs
tore, Wood'a Confectionery and
Browns Pool room
], is said that the Doe Run Lead
Company rendered most valuable AS
sistancc by closing down their mill
during the fire and their entire pump
ing force used in forcing the water
through the mains, giving much high
or pressure and rendering the fight
much more effective,
Business firms near carried their
stocks of merchandise to the streets
and in this way much damage was
suffered not 0ccasioned directly by
the fire. The loss is cariously estimat.
ed, but most likely will run in the
neighborhood of forty thousand dol
lars including stocks, buildings, etc.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-26

The owners of bicycles are also
required to equip them with lamps
and keep same lighted after dark.
The ordinance also forbds riding BIZ
cycles or skating on roller skates on
the sidewalks of the city.
Please observe these ordinances
and save trouble, as complaint has
been coming to me that certain per
sons are violating these ordinances
and | will certainly have to make
some arrests unless the practices are
discontinued.
WIN. MEYER, City Marshall.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-26
FARMERS MEETING

Mr.. A. W. Terrill and Mr.. d. |,
Harcourt will address the farmers on
Silo Construction and the Advantage
it is to the farmers, the dairy COW
as a profit, How to bread up herd Of
profitable cows.
These meetings will be held at
following places:
Libertyvilc School House on Sat
urday evening at eight p. m. June n.
Oak Ridge on Monday evening at
eight o'clock p. M, June 29th.
Cartee School House, Tuesday ev-
ening, June 30th. Adv.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Jay Poland Of Marquaud was seen
on our streets last Monday.
+. Espcckcr and wife Of HIllsDoro
shopped in our city Saturday.
K. A. Beard spent Sunday with
home folks in Bismarck.
Pat Moran is visiting at the II. Gill
lespie home a few days this week.
Mrs VIM. Mullersman was shopping
in Pennington Wednesday.
Robert Wood, the cnterprising
druggist of Elvins, was on Farming
tons streets Monday.
w. II. Vann of Bonnie Terrc trans
acted business with our merchants
Monday.
w. x. Welch of DeSoto transacted
business here the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. J. S. Clay visited her sisters,
Misses Carrie and Retta, of Bismarck
last Sunday.
Hugh Mayberry of Bismarck was in
town Tuesday of this week attending
the Isaacs-Delaney nuptils.
f. L. McMutley of Elvins was bus
mess visitor in the county seat the
latter part of last week.
Jose Hoskins Of Hillsboro transact
ed business here the latter part of
last week.
C. w. Smith of Bloomfield made q
business trip to this city last Satur-
day.
Olga Golf of Desloge was n visitor
at the Jones home in this city Sun
day.
DR.. Watkins, veterinary surgeon OF
this place, spent Sunday with home
folks in Bismarck.
John II. Ward, County Highway
Engineer, spent Sunday and Monday
in Cape Girardeau.
Nellie and Albertine Williams OF
Bonnie Terre are visiting with Their
friend, Miss Nadine CrOak, this week
An exclusive tailor right here in
your own town and cXclusiveness
means much -Trauernicht wants your
measure
Now there! 4. q. Nichols is "drcss.
ed up" with n new Ford runahout
The Ford is truly popular little car
Attorney Benjamine II. Marhury
went up to St Louis Tuesday to look
after some business matters.
Piano tuner and repaircr, player
pianos regulated and adjusted. Phone
2S6. Field-Lippman Piano Store.
adv j. II. RADLE.
Rev. VIM. Court and son. Andrew
Trawick, returned from a visit to st
Louis Wednesday.
Mrs. j. b. Spreading was called &C
Bismarck last Monday on account OF
the death Of her grandmother there
Visitors from Leadwood Sunday
were Mr.. A. c. McMullin and wife
Mrs. E,G. McPike and daughter, Miss
Mary.
Mrs, E. V. Hunt Of st. Louis was
in Pennington the latter part OF last
week the guest of relatives anc
friends.
NOTICING do not sell hard
ware, groceries, furniture, or your
daily bread. Nothing but MEMS
FRIGHT OFF 9TH BAT" CLOTHES
Trauernicht wants your measure.
Miss Dora LEM of the libertyviIl'
neighborhood, is spending few days
the guest of Miss Lou Weltie at thC
home of Miss Nettie Rudy.
For Sale-A Duroc Jersey male
Hog cheap. Is about seven months
old and thoroughbred. Inquire Of c
Jeffreys. Elvins, Mo. Call about
4:30 p. IN. Adv. 20
VIM. O'Sul1ivan one Of Farming
tons Insisting real estate men re
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-26
Death of Little Raymond Clay

Raymond, the little infant son
Of MIR. and Mrs. John Clay died at
their home at Flat River Wednesday,
June oath, 1914. at three o'clock p. m.
after brief illness. Aged II months
and ; days.
Funeral services were conducted
Friday at the Christian church ut
p. M, by Rev Baldridge and Rev,
Amos Clarke, assisting.
The remains were laid away to
rest ut the X. of =. cemetery.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-26
MOTTO +

To owners of automobiles, motor
cycles, bicycles and roller skats'
Owners Of automobiles must OBJ
serve the speed limit while inside the
city limits. Speeding in the city Is
forbidden by ordinance, which must
be observed.
The city also requires that at least
two front and one rear lamp on auto.
mobiles must be lighted after dark,
This ordinance must also be observed
The lamps should be lighted before
dark.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-26

Some folks are wondering, il It
would be possible to have the tall
weeds along the streets cut down. In
some places along some Of the streets
n very unsightly appearance is pre-
scented. A little pride along this line
on the part Of citizens and co-opcra-
ton on the part of the authorities
might relieve the situation.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-26
PELTY'S PETERS
PELTING THE PILL
The Pennington Tigers Won Four
Priest and Bragg Doing Fine
Work in the Box

According to announcement made
two weeks ago in the Times The
Pennington Tigers under command OF
Petty and Murphy left last week for
lronton where they crossed bats with
the Ironton team. The Ironton game
was won with some to spare, as the
final score stood to /. On Satur,
day the team played Mt Greenville, and
as well on Sunday. This weeks is.
sue of the Greenville Sun gives the
following report of the game at that
place:
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-26
CAN'T KEEP A SECRET

The splendid work of Chambcr,ain'a
Tablets is daily becoming more wide
ly known. No such grand remedy
for stomach and liver troubles has
ever been known. For sale b. all
dealers. adv,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-26
Ancient TELESCOPES,

Explorers have found in the ruins
OF Ninevah a kind of magnifying glass
which would seem to prove that the
Egyptians and Assyrians observed the
stars through a primitive telescope.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-26
cementins Glass and Metal.

For cementing glass or glass ana
metal, as for motor car lamps, CO.
ment not affected by oils is made
from: Lead three parts, tin two, DIS
muth 2.5. This melts at 2l2 Fahren-
heit.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-26
ynuouErcoiy n ,rp.

WAS It genuine tip Rawson gave
you on the stock market?" Il guess
II was; It made me lose my balance"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-26

Our idea of n true sport is one who'll
Give the proceeds OF Il jackpot to
make some widows baby happy
Detroit Free Press.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-26
Daily Thouuht.

with respect to Injuries and COM
forts. the wiscst nave ever lived a
more simple and meager life than the
poor.-Thoreau.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-26
Way Up.

Howell-"He's usually on his high
horse" Powell-"Yes, se is n sort Of
equestrian statue OF himself"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-26

See the latest thing out in Sewing
Machines; the Eldrcdge Two Spool
machine does away with winding bob
bin. The latest improved machine
on the market Robert Tetiey jew
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-26

Tell your friends about tbs Times.
It is the Invest Democratic paper in
this section Of the country.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-26

Tell your friends about The Times.
1t is the Invest Democratic paper in
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-26
Daily Thought.

The man in love with himself sell
dom has a rival.--Richardson
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06

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etpa 70 Gupahiene uno 80 &inoer
sir pie Aleinen ipuroen " clnelIl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06

ctpas ungliidlih in Scr Gompoii-
ton. Reht cute g(rbeitcn iin0
g8othing tbc Glopn" Ger, 33) im0
fic Sfi58cn 9tr. 40 lno 46 bon Ga
melio @bite6urlt. Gic glusfii6rung
i9reS ~5dmetterling~ lit gon5 nett,
lnipillfiirlih erinnert 0os 9ilO je-
oo@ al Ocn oftuelIen 9anupfruf:
~9uD barrel Of Cotton, ipenn olM
in ctipos on0eren Sirnc. Slnerfeii.
renspertb iino Scr. Is. 16, is lmO
nor 9llen 20 uSnOion GUNNER"
bon Solepbine 9. God)rone. sSbr
9eriud, cinigcn i6rcr @iIoer cincu
mDitiid-romontiihen glnitrid 5u ge-
ben n1iB ais total bcrrngliift &c.
5eidnet meroen.
Troboem Wlonoe Grcin @rDont-
man lam pobl iogen: @ott iei oanf
mir n1iK iiebeii oofiir ober reHt
groBen 8iloern Dertreten lit, beoiirf.
tc es eines 8u6es, I'M ibren Sadcn
tollltanoig ugrredt 5u per0en.
Gos, mas iic oiesmal oen profancn
slugcn Der Neutrality-suspicious. oor.
rictet 1T oefpiiiermoBcr Die 2nin-
teliend ibres icincr 3eit ous bollis
unperltonolidcn @riinocn prcisge-
frontcn u9lntiten GcefeIiels. sS6re
Siloer limo ainoer. oeren Wllitter oie
aBbnntoiic lit uno ocren Batter SeceI.
lipnisnus, 6uturismus, SSmprciiio-
niSnns iino mobl nid n9lmerifonis-
mus" 5ugleih iin0, unmotibirtc 6ar-
hen Gompoiitionet bic pieIleidt
oonn eincn Sim ergeben piiroen
mcm man iic perfebrt berim bdnet.
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els vSoponiibe 9Suppe@ elm o9ou-
quet" iuto ollerlci cpotiid]e 9llunen
Dor, oeren Sarben in ibren grellcn
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tirlnger Gopfihmer5en MAIDEN iino
bel ldn9erem 9lnicbeit ii1erlicb lc.
6ensIonelidc 9liuO9eit er5eugen.
@utcr @illc il0 cirigeS Solent mo
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06
@cmaIOe.glnsiteIInna i'm gea6OOp.

Scbr quito gilocr bon @lorD arc-
melbcrg imo @3aric Ge Soro
Seller. gtir weibIide Giinit-
ler pcrtretcn. Gic 9lusItel-
lung bis gum IS. Gc5elubcr bon
8 bis 5 ll6r ecoifuct.
GaB oos a0nncn Der 6rou ioboIo iic
ilberboupt inn Gton6e lit auf fiinit.
Icrii6cn @ebietc etipos bca6tens.
mcrtbcs 5u IeiItcn foIt oiSidIieBIi@
ouf oas g9ieocrgcbcu beibrdnft lit
mo mlr TeItcu Die aroft nit iicb
fiibrt, ctipoS ous lid iel6it beraus 5u
iWoffen, benefit oud oic 8ur 3eit I'M
@ea6oop s5uititut itottfinoenoe 9lus.
ftcalng, in ipelcbcr nidt neniger ais
lcHs ser coleu N}olfinit befliiicne
Camen i9re 9lrbeiten Dem @ublifunt
rno Der @ritif untcrbrciten. gSdb.
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Gbcil niMt imbcoeutcno Dinter ibncn
2iriid. glusnobmen bicroon ia ge'
piiicnmaBcu cine llcbcrrniAung Bill.
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herporrogenoem @ertbe. @orm in
ser glufiaiiung ino Uor5iiglid in Der
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fiinitleriidem gmpfin0eu lno ieeli
iher GurAarbeitung Oes Suiets.
91r. 26 uno 9fr. 27 niiiicu ols re1t
cute Ssortrdts be6ei6net tperSer. Gie
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06
$50 @eLhNrafe

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06

beionocreu &aum &iuoeripielc arron'
9irt.
Sic EGeilne9ner an Der biibidcl
Scitlihteit ipurcn: Captain Seiurid
aPaper, 0bcrmaihiiiit @abin, 5rl.
9oertb. Serr Senieling, 5rau @rim-
mer, SEER Silent 6rar 6leiidmont
Serr 6iimer, 6rau Neu6aus, @err
5ouer. Irou Guebl, SRI Hemaut
&err Braun, 6rait Senleling Scrr
@rinnlcr,, 5rau alein Serr Sleiids
mann ,Srau Slider, Serr 9leubaus,
1rou Sauer Srau W}iiler, Serr
Gjnttenberger, Irai @o9tuanrL Serr
Garher, Srau&Qermant @crr 9dbr,
5rali 9olo, Nerr 9enner, Serr HiebS
iSrou @nttenbcrger, &crr Nliillcr,
Iroii &drder, Serr @ogtmann Sraii
6aebr, &err glermann, 8rm 9ens
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tor 9enb, Scr Superintendent Der
,,gepr0ocitiden 2loDoD s8erite, SEER
SSaipcr, Serr mo 6roi 9er9mom,
Ncrr Sitter, Sri. @abl SoDH @abl
Srnu Soiper SRI 9liser, Serr 8ebn-
fcn SER 4. 2. Jonnion, Scrr bon
@eiie imo 1rou, Gerr mo 6raii @il-
fer, sri Alantcl 5rl fappca, 3obl.
mciitcr Wcslcr mo 9lnoere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06

Gi3c. @rdiioeutirt 5rou gIiiobetb
Socdel,
9ctrctdrin SRI. @ert6a SiIoe.
tranot
Sausnciitcriu 6rou aat4arinc
@rebe.
Scr syugenoDerein ser @emcinoc
bat folgenoe @eonte
graiioent, 4aitor alenne,
@i5e.%rdlioent, 2eipis @ngrofb
Gorreip. Sefretdr, s. S. Rume.
mop.
93rotof sefrctdrin, Sri. otto
@crnot,
56obmeiiter. 5ranf aoitiid
4ioiItin sri. Gliic &nmlner.
5oIgenoes iunO 0ie iceigen 9eant.
ten oer @riioeriMaft
9Sr0ii0ent. George g, Strob,
Il @iSc.&rdiioeut, s.. gg. 2oB,
9. @i3c 9srdiiocnt Gonroo Seriou,
3. @i5e @rdiioent $cnrp u. Bape,
a. @i5c Gr6iioent, SoDn 3. Strob,
Setrctdr. gDriitopber 8. 6rant
Sdotrueiiier, @eorge @re6e.
SIN 9lpril 1900 muroe Gin Gonfir.
monocuDcrein eeoriinoct DER iid
ooun pieoer om 4 globcnber 1905
ais ngoung 4eople's Sluriliorp@ rcs
orqoniIirtc. 1ie 0oniaIigen 8eomt
ten norcn @eo. 6. 5trob, Hrdii-
bent, ggilliam ShniiOt, @i8e &rdii.
bent; g9illiom s. @eIlmann Sefrc.
tar; SRI. Carrie Gillnor, Sd)osnci'
lterin iino SRI SBaulinc @leiAmomL
GraaniitiH
@aS @rogranm fiir Die 6eltreler
befinoet iitb All anoercr StcIle oeS
,,GcutlAcn Gorraiponoenlca
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sl6cuoIdnle III eornit gOint.

@ic smeitc @o6e Oes llnterrihts
ir ser 0ffentli6cn 9lbcnoi@ule, @de
@ull uno Glement.5traBe beginnt
morgen 0&outoe, 9lbenos l9S llbr.
Gic 8obl Scr S6uler 1T jcbt ~,
iollte o6er aroBer ieit oonlit ole
s3obl ser 9lnpcienocn i'm 0ltrhlhnltt
25 iein modtc. Inter ben S9ulern
befiu0cn it6 IA 0eiitide, Die iib re-
QelmdBiq einiteGen iino CUTE Sort
ldriite maMen IN Der cnglilAeu
5prodc. Der g3eind 1T foltenirei.
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Bon Er Gbrilt Strad, gSaibineton.
WI? Qer III toOt. Sd fonnt i'm
cut Gr mar
Gin Seitinosmnru. gei griigger
an Der Bar
sat monrbes 9}al cr eins nit mir
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CT mar feiu 3ummtopt ober gora
iln0 gar
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perinuten.
c@ alaub' er ipoIlte moHdmal bod
binals,
lluo oebt mir meg er itorb I'M slr.
uten9als.7
9in ih 6a6in uro itano es IN benz
glott,
Ma6 0oan uH0 oa man mid be8ras
ben Bat
@o miro btelleidlt int 2aif oer nod
lteu Mohen
&ou 2ciiten bic mid fannten ~ oer
Staot
su oicier strt nod ilber midi aeiprcs
den
Meun i@ erin LANCER IN benz @rnbc
RIB
Tedt 51weieea uno Gergciicnbelt
mid 5u
ser beritorbene 1idter bat enc
alnsa1l ieiner aaiitigen ainoer iels
rtm 8rcunoe uno Gonner, Geo. &.
Gpicr. 92r. $40, 3. @troBc gtsBv
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eiert bqlitr ibr golocncs sSubilatl'E.
Gin burger siiid6Iid auf pie
Gntitcbimg Ser oeutitcn @e'
meiuoc III 9iio. Baltimore 2ic
geomten ino SeeIioroer gta.
gcuciuc gloti5cu-
Iic ocutida eBangeLiih lut9ertlrpe
ell 2ufasgemeinoo @aitor s. 81.
Glemme, beoiuHt beute 0ic Beier oes
ool0cnen subiloum, in6 fiir oieien
ppd 1T cine Scierlidfeit IN oenE
C8otieshaus an Der ede pon Seuriet'
IA. ur0 Gutap. .StraBG fiir ieoen &ag
0ieier geoc6c arraugirt porocn. 0ie
@qmpiu0c muroe im Sabre 1864 or'
qaniIirt luo lieB iih itn folgenoen
yabre iucorporirru. 1ic @enteinoe
iauftc 0amals oas fleine @ottesbaiis
einer DRetBoOiiiengemeinoe ino Be-
idloB oaIiel6c oen 8iDedcn entipre.
thcno su bcrgrSBcrn. Gin 8au.Gos
mite ii6ernabm bic Qlrbeit uno BON
icnam @au. Gonlte Test nod beiite
Nat @oriibcr @r. &einrih aoartina;
oic iibrigcn Nitglie0er oieies @oult.
tea mareu syoHann Seinrid3 @ape,
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Sober aHIfs.sasriif es1isIt $l35.

5dcriff S6omas s. N1c9lnltD bat
aeitcrn ieinen SpiilfS,5heriifen ie
$i35 ous8a6Ien laieu. Gieic Siilfs.
5dcriffc muroen Dor eincm bol6en
Sabre criu6t lid ciue 93eOuftion IL.
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glmtcs am Sa6resiAluiie 81 uer5eidls
neu lci. s,n Ser 3miiAeu5cit baben
lidl a6er 0ic Gintiuite oes 1cpartc.
nentS gebo6cn, itno Ser Sderiif oro'
uetc oes6ol6 an Oen 2clltcu oas rid
lidn0iQe 5ul1r ous5oblen 8u lallen.
DieIel6en erbalteu S25 pro @ohe.