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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-13
ATTORNEYs AT Law.

Louis CONN, 705 Free Press Bldg
Main sl3. Practice In all Sou,, 70
l. Special attention to Comemrciai ,1sw
WILLIAM G. COOK. 1903 Ford bios
|coRNELiUs & RING. ss2 Ford Bldg
|pEviNE Il SNYDER, s27-s Majestic
HARRY j. DINGEMAN. eis-s2S Ma
yestic Bldg. Cadillac a3s; ur
|6ECkGE 4. GiFF. 5il Union Trus'
Bldg Phone Cadillac 666l. Resi-
dence, Hickory 2O93-J.
EDWARD i. GRECE, suite $40 Dime
L. Bank Bldg. Office Phone. Cnerry
eS6s, Residence Phone Grand $751;.
John 'LOREE, 2l6 Mofrat Bldg. Phone
Main 60OI Residence North Sti! d.
HENRY Msis s a. MAuRER. aie MoHa' Bag
ANTHONY NELSON, s25 Penobsco'
Bldg. Phone Main sss; p., pocr
Phone Cherry ssl, cns wn,tnev Bldg
Phone Main 1894
FRANK J. RIGGS. 51-52 McGraw nlos'
Phone Main 1922, "a. ur.,
FRANK c. ROMMEcK. 4oS MON AT
Bldg. Phone Cadillac s4sl Residence
WRIT I. slavery. 7l5-7is Majestic
Bldg. Phone Main 4e4. Residence
West 2e95-M.
JOHN j zIMMER. 1o0s-1oie Majestic
Bldg. Phone Main Ni6.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-13
AUCTION FURNITURE

Tuesday. April IA. 10 "A. M, at the
Acme Storage House. 141 Columbia =
st. west. near Grand River-avc. Con-
tents two hve-room flats. moved here
for convenience OF sale. Everything
like new, parlor pieces. odd rockers
and tables. Smith premier typewrit :
er. bed -davenports. leather rocker
and couch. refrigerator. fine lot brass
and iron beds. dressers, chifoniers.
TUNED oak and golden oak dining
suites. SIS china cabinet IA room
size rugs. ITO vsrds hall and stair
carpet. $50 yards linoieum. bedding.
portiers. lace curtains. pictures.
dishes, etc. All Will be sold
w. B. FI.ORADAY,
North 2See. Auctioneer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-13
BRASS BEDS

Manufacturers have raised the prio0q
on brass beds about 5 per cent. i
have lowered my price, Ia -
Sl2. 1880. tl5. $3.50. Sls. 4iS. ~,
These beds como IN 3-inoh. ~ -in4n
straight a a po.ts s scincS Son / M.iSss, ~
inch. ~ inch and x-inch nlloe1 ~
satin. velvet and bright nnish THGg
are beautiful ~ you mine oooln4
buy Classy goods TAT very ok6AD
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-13

w 44{se< N b ~ 't1 {f<
We krN HFv5 3 Al .J
As NEW oeQR4 THAT
aSs BssH hS4 fsts!! 1!6 5Uaf
THAN NEW. kUoe HAyE d
ckE NERR ffFA xs c NSikcat ~ X
80, go AND so DAYS 0IVAI(y
to pay for the goods, tha s1g1ol
as cash, and / will sen you fy0u 4
one-third to one-half what IN
goods cost. Seven per cent hI
terest charged en- long ac-
counts. 7ss
Manufacturers have raised the prizes
on brass beds about per cent.
Saxs l sss so. my Psae': ,s s
:.ss : :!s:S :s ; ;iissss ;ai s 's
a ssss 0s ssd s0 s.e e s ednsssaos:
straight posts; 3-inch. 4 IS Inch. 80
inch. h,inch and .inch 4lee4 - 4
s sasi" i. xslSss and Sr IGN n: 49,
buy siss.y ssods Tst very eSssS \
prices go i, n. ss
BUFFETS - \ s
We have the most beautiful bu&9e5
what they cost 5000. e1i.sA e13(&t<'
$3.50, SO. 1850. els. $50. $3.50 ~ q
s:!;sG. lso, $3.50, ys2 80; Ihss.s i.
DRESSERS, CHiFFONfERS
Most beautiful Arssssss In CiscasnoeSg
walnut, mahogany, Quarteyed .9a4
birdseys maple, In large and me6tg
$1,000, Ti,so, SIS. jis;s.S6. SIS SIS. ,iS.S(s 81
fail 10 come ace ace. ii vi, viii ' only ssks
IRON BEDS
prices have lowered. To appreoi9te
these values, you must come - y
Yoa will know. then. hope: 1lge. O.
$50 $50 q. $685. 49, ,sss ~ Il. ;7s' s5a}
3675. -. These beds are In 3.ino6
and ali sizes continuous posts, fency Y
srs Worth y sS,Gr, wine sns q sss =.
troub!s to come. Just Just right aSS to- g NJ;
70 tnd out how VIC. cheap s,y thsy ~ N 4
DiNiNG t. TABLES 4 IHi s 81
Beautiful square and round podo61nk N
tables in oak, Quartsrsd oak m GO
tsr. T;mnn "a sn3 is.xS ~ M
:sssos. '' .ss MS ss., sas ifSs ss. - sssss
DINING CHAIRS
In rns. rn,tsr. q. ocn; fo%sH e:i
$3.50. s1.76. -. slip ssat 0sanf
MATTRESSES, SPRINGS ,'|
These are new. ! have some used c. I'd
y .6 you want them. New = ss4
you will have to show me Who ool
make q better price or sven G ~
same price. Mattressss. sprtn6H IS
g y ESQ o a. s s,S: q, as; & fr ~
RUGS! RUGSi RuGSl u
that you could think Of. Il wiiI SS2E "
dition. and Il such low :" pfiess. O. 4
soon for best selections-BE WIN I'm
BRUSSEL
y 81, al: I;s.; $751;: sss. = 49,; =:
VELvETS IA
Not g. many ES y Sut very good all slsss frss
81 WILTON vELvETS ny
In all sises and, the greatest barga)ns
$16, $3.50. A16. A2l, sac. ga. s &c "a
ADMINISTER RUGS
In all sizes and prices at Ia to Y what
s shsx e ST. si IL ssf 81 ;i issss
all makes. Haftforda. SantoP1os 4
Smiths. Bigelows etc. They Are nIoI
Come see. Do not delay. Hset barsA
II HAVE Many OTHER THIlQ6
TOO NUMEROUS TO ME1lT1Q q
SUCH AS TURKISH ROCkEN&N
CY ROCKERS, FANCY CHAI1l4 :
COUCHES. BED DAvENPoR1Gl
FOLDING BEDS. SANITARY COUCH: II
ES, PICTURES. EfECTRIC LAn1pX
GAS LAMPS. LACE CURTAINS LII
0LEuM. PARLOR SUITES, ET0.
COME EARLY. n
178 MICHIGAN AVE.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-13

e. .. siOEfEL. 'i' Uin,v DsnA .s.as..
HGih !" e...---CHA2MAN co, INC.
suite rs Free Press Bldg Phone
THE sToRMFELTz-LovELEY CO..
cor: Griswold and Larned Main 81 =.
FH Sa q. VAN DYKE a CO.. 7ls
WEE mI Sa Riso Bldg Main slso.
oniy. soz-3-4 Hammond Bldg. Phone
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-13

TRY L. srEiNEKs JERSEY and
Home Made Bread. 1t will please
you. Bakery s28 Gratiot-ave. Phone
Cadillac 1871. Branches: GOA Ora
III tlot, $40 Howard, asa Russell.
VAN DYKE BAKERY, makers OF the
Butter Flake Bread, 245 Van Dyke
ave. Phone East IFS. Buy Butter
|. 700 free tickets given each week for
the Washington theater. Always q
good play.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-13

REAL ESTATE. LOANS q INSURANCE
ALLDIS "a COMPANY. 400 40i- SOz
Union Trust Building. Phones Cherry
23%O and City 311o.
BASSETT q SMITH. 40 Ford Bldg
Phone Main 2e2S.
G s. BEADLE 4 SON, 4 McGraw Bldg.
cor, 0riswold and Lafayette. Main
E,cS. BELL CO. ,sis Dim. Bank Bldg.
T gSaSS H sEiSD .YAY. sac Ford Bldg
MAX BROCK. sia Union Trust Bldg.
cRH!d ossowsKr. 90, Free res,
sAMIEL cRAwE0RD, sis Dim. Bank
cH s.as H. ihe colEL M Co. 40, Majestic
Bldg. Main $40. suIdivisions and
Eb SSi'es6' Hr'PEsb5sXR 'psS,:ls, Majestic
Bldg Phone. Main 1855
JAMES s HOLDEN Co. 1902 oenob.
John p. He'll. isss Dim. Bank bldg.
J. w KNAUPE 4 Co. 6 Mcorsw Bldg.
sor: 0ri:wold q Lafayette. Cherry
AiBEET j. KoEpcKE. iis. Ma,estl-
LAMBREciiT. KELLY . CO.. - q u
Mxi1oSEY- cAMPBHIEnTL RRnALrY co,
Incorporated. Offices G04 Free Press
bldg. Phone Cherry t1Se.
MICHEI.SON LAND = HOME CO.
North Woodward subdivision Lots
cold ON easy tsrms. rs Ford Bide.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-13

FLOOR CAsES-WALL CASES.
DISPLAY and Cigar Store Fixtures Of
All kinds bought, sole and exchtnged
Cherry 1l7S
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-13

CONTTlACTORS-GENERAL.
BEYsTER BROS, 1864 Fort-st. west
cARPENTER ANDERSON, 500
Union Trust Bldg. Phone Cherry
26so. Bituminous and brick roads
and pavements; sewers. concrete and
rHOs. Is CuRRiE, 30 Ms0raw Bldg.
II. ROY HABERkORN, 1895 Dime
Bank Bldg Main asa
LENNANE BROS, 309 Union Trust
work and concrete construction .
GEORGE b. MUTT. Mason work .
speciality: SIS Free Press Bldg
p. c. SCHULZ, sl2-sl3 Chamber Of
Commerce Bldg Phone Cherry 2499
Mason work speciality. Expert At
ton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-13
AUCTION SALES.
Auctioneers.

AUCTION SALE--Private residence. 1s1
Trowbridge-ave., Tuesday. April ~.
10 n. m. Contents s-room house. fne
parlor rockers and chairs, elegant
large leather rocker. fine old mahog-
any sofa, elegant brass bed. springs
and mattress. fine mahogany princess
dresser and chiffonier cots. dressers
and chiffoniers, WARDROBE. 5 iron beds
springs and mattresses. like new:
elegant chlld's iron bed. complete
fine sideboard, dining table and
chairs, lot 1ineoluem. sewing machine,
fine lot pictures. fine couch, cot and
pad. fine Kitchen cabinet, lot fine rugs
and carpets all sizes; AZ quarts can
ned fruit, "a lot dishes and cooking
utensils, lace curtains. These goods
must all be sold: owner leaving city.
THOMAS VAN LOON. Auctioneer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-13
COME EARLY.
178 MICHIGAN AVE.
DON'T FORGET THE NUNHDR.

Rugs, Beds, Mattresses, SprinsD
MIL and factory samples. Half prt0o.
NEW ENGLAND SAMPLE HU8 o.
Z. $50 Grand Rivor-avo.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-13
HANDY AND SERVICEABLE INDEX OF DETROIT
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL FIRMS

ELEcTRlIAL CONTRADICTIONS.
CHERRATT ELECTRIC CO. Electric
wiring. repairing and suppliesL -
Washington-ave. Phone NAtn 6olJ.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-01-22
A Meeting of Protest.

Rev. J. E. Briggs, of the Fifth
Church, Washington, D. c., sends US
the program of a union Protestant
service held in the new National
Theater of that city on the four
teenth of this month, to voice the
protest of ProteStants against the
course OF our Government with re-
gard to Roman Catholics. Protest
ants-Lutherans, Baptists, Episcopal
lians, Methodists, all seem to have
joined, and Brother Briggs says that
though the meeting was held in one
of the largest theaters, an usher told
him that more than 1900 people
were turned away for lack of room.
Here are few things that our
brother and others of like mind are
chafing under in the present condi-
tons:
1. The difficulty of protests and
Protestants reaching the President,
because of his Roman Catholic Sec
rotary.
2. The great comparative num-
Der of Roman Catholic appointments,
these estimated al 80 per cent of all
made.
3, The difficulty of Professionals
securing and holding work in the
government departments, owing to
the wireworking of the Romanists.
4. The President and members of
his cabinet, and others in high posi-
ton, attending year after year the
Roman Catholics THANKSGIVING
service and making it a quasi-public
function. Brother Briggs says: "The
President in his proclamation re-
quested all to render thanks in their
respective places of worship and
then left his own church and car
ried many with him to worship in
the Roman Catholic church"
r The old Protestant spirit is getting
greatly stirred up in this land, and
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-01-22

T now developed that Claude
Shafter, the itinerant preach
er who has been speaking
upon the streets of Jackson
Vile on the subject of Catho-
icism, Lad the backing of the Guar
dams OF Liberty.
In letter to the editor of the
Times-Union, which is signed by e.
3. Donne1, master guardian, and
DIR. Arthur De Collard, master at
torney, it is stated that Shafter has
not simply been the stranger with
out local interest or support The
letter also says that Shafter came
here to preach the Gospel and that
in one of his talks he referred to
Catholicism, which was resented by
a knight of Columbus, and the
preachers permit to use the streets
was revoked.
1t goes on then to state that the
matter was reported to the Guar
dams of Liberty, who immed lately
took steps to secure another permit
for the preacher and requested him
to speak openly on the subject of
Romanism.
The Letter in Full.
The letter also says this was done
for purpose, which is outlined in
the communication. This letter is
herewith published in full:
Editor Florida Times Union
Dear Sir: We wish to have it known
that Rev. Claude Shafter, who has
been speaking upon the streets of
Jacksonville on the subject of Ro-
manism, has not been simply the
stranger without local interest or
backing, as many have supposed.
Mr.. Shafter came to this city to
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-01-22
Commonly

The above is from The Christian
Index.
"The old Protestant spirit is get
ting greatly stirred up in this land"
Well, if any wrathful Foot kisser
of the Italian fraud called the Pope
accuses the Index of stirring up this
"old Protestant spirit" I am pre-
pared to prove an alibi for the In
dex. 1t amt guilty. 1t wasn't even
there. 1t was in China and Japan
saving almond-eyed heather.
T. E. w.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-01-22

When one reads of the bread lines
and the homeless poor in so many of
the big cities, one wonders why the
comfortable pews and cushions in
some churches are not offered to the
homeless ones, for a while. 1t ism t
hard to select the really deserving,
from the takers.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-01-22
Ladies' House Dress.

Lawn, percale, dimity, Bingham,
seercuker, chambray, galatea, or
cashmere may be used for this de-
sign. The waist is made with Glib
son shoulder plaits, and coat closing.
The sleeve is finished with a band
cuff. The pattern is cut in 6 sizes:
80, "a, SO, SO, 40, and AZ inches
bust measure. 1t requires 5 yards
of 44-inch material for 36-inch
size.
A pattern of this illustration
mailed to any address on receipt of
10c in silver or stamps.
Address
JEFFERSONIAN PATTERN DEPT.
Thomson, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-01-22

The groundwork OF tElis volume was Laid vvEeen
Mr. Watson was i'm Congress, creating the n. F.D.
lis purpose was 10 furnish simple explanation of
laws and THEIR consequences: Ozr method
Of Federal taxation and IT'S consequences; system
OF granting Special Privileges, and fse natural result.
On practically every subject of Importance relat-
ing 90 party politics. political history financial Ee0s-
laE1On and monetary history economic questions
statistics covering social and Industrial conditions
this book is at
AN ENCYCLOPEDIA AND a COMMENTARY.
No other volume offers such variety of such val
liable information
MIR. Watson has recently OVerhauEed ID Thoroughly,
revised ID, and added 10 i'd much matter ON
Economics, Finances, Socialism tEae Negro Question
and the Roman Catholic menace.
THE JEFFERSONIAN PUBLISHING co.
THOMSON, GEORGIA
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-01-22
FOR TREASURER

I hereby announce myself a candi-
date for Treasurer of Johnson Coun-
ty, Georgia, subject to the regular
terms of election. J. L. JONES.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-01-22

its possessors are going to find out
what all this thing means, and pre-
pare to withstand the Roman Catho-
lie ggression-overmuc aggres-
sion.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-01-22

preach the Gospel, but in one of his
talks on the streets he referred in
cidentally to great body of men
who were opposed to having the
Bible read and the truth known. A
Knight of Columbus Immediately re-
sented the statement and by going
to the police had the preachers per-
NIT revoked.
Reported to Guardians.
When this matter was reported to
the Guardians of Liberty of this city,
an organization which demands for
every citizen of the United States the
right of free speech as guaranteed to
us by the Constitution itself, the
Guardians Immediately took steps to
secure another permit for Mr.. Shafter
and requested him to speak openly
on the subject of Romanism. The
purpose of this move was to find out
whether or not we had been robbed
of a right which our forefathers
fought for. We desired to know
just how far the Catholic church
had gained control in Jacksonville
and who was who among our city
officials.
viii Discontinue Speaking.
Now that we have found out all
that we desire to know, we have
asked Mr.. Shafter to discontinue his
street preaching, providing you pub
lish this article word for word as
here submitted to you.
We believe you are anxious to see
order preserved in this city and will
gladly do your part to that end.
Respectfully yours,
e. B. DONNELL,
Master Guardian.
DIR. ARTHUR DE COLLARD,
Master Attorney.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-01-22

around that grief-bowet1 woman,
threw the weeds of widowhood-
but | paid for the chance to do it;
and they who took my money knew
that [ would do it,
From '"The Song on the Bar
Rooln," in Watson's Prose BIiscelIa-
mics, second edition. Price $1.GO,
postpaid. THE JEFFS, Thomson, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-01-22
Resolution Adopted.

At a well attended meeting held
last night at the Woodmen of the
World hall, Jacksonville Court, No.
1, Guardians of Liberty adopted the
following resolutions:
Resolved, That the members of
this court desire to thank Mayor Van
c. SWearingen for the stand he has
taken in behalf Of free speech in the
city of Jacksonville. Times Union,
Jacksonville, Fla.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-01-22

When writing to advertisers,
please mention The Jeffersonian.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-01-22
Guardians of Liberty Backing Shafter,
the Itinerant Preacher

IT now developed that Claude
Shafter, the itinerant preach
er who has been speaking
] upon the streets of Jackson
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-01-22

CORPORATION SECRETARIES WANTED
mNeV, lncrowded business 81 see $10,e0e yearly.
Capitai unnecessary. No canvassinG. OonRenial
WorG Pnrtlculars, Corporation Service Co.,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-01-22
FINE CRUSHED OYSTER SHELLS oH mgAd viii Viii

ENTARFED-Name and address of party who
~ bought the Bueli's History of a.-&s0n from
The Jeaersenian. l.. B. 275. e. Point, Ga.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-21
uSidls.bibbel."

Sic piiIen bod. mas Der 9erIiner
meint. penu er iaat; nWat id mir bas
for toofe!l" oosr .Nu. benn mid, Iiebe
Sante. Sns Qlmeritanii6e ii6srteraaen,
hieB ous friiber, bas heiBt i'm poriaen
sNahr nod: IS iboulo tporrp!" Seit Ell
nem Sabr ooer 10 unaefGhr bdaeasn
iiberisBt man es nit sSid9ebibbel!
9tsies sSihQebibbeI geh0rt Su ben I'm
erIdBli6teiten Der bsiieren Qs6ensart
unb Der b0bereu llnterhaltuna uno es
ptro in ieiuer alIbeberrI6enoen Stels
lung nur nod Dom Sangp uno oem
Auction Bridge uno Der Ierue[Ien
5rage iibsrtrpffen. Wun perliert i'm
ppter ooer peripisIt in 0aQ Strest
ooer man perpabt BEN gongreiiionul
Gimiteo na6 Rem gort oDer man piro
entlobt ooer 5pangspeiie sei4ieoen,
ooss man 5erbri6t Ii9 ben &opf iibe;
BEN 9lusgang Der WiIfoni4en Wteritp=
Pplitit, Simmer id0pft man Den
Stimmlngsgebalt Der Gituutipn nit
bem ihoneu Wort aus; Sihgebibbel!
0as permaIeoeite Ding beaegnst Dir
an alien Strabenedeu uno in ieber
Steb6ier6aqe lnb auf iebem i4Dngsis
itisen Sbee unb bic spei ein5iger
pIGse, an oenen pu Oor ibm ii6sr bit,
Iino oiellettt Der Seuat Der 0ereinies
ten Stdaten uuo cine Stride nit elmer!
altmp0ii9stonisrOatipen preoiger. SIN
iibrigen 1T Der perbdtideIts QiebItus
oes Suaeg Elm GmportDmmIing 5peis
felbafteiter SDrte, Elm Spr0Bling aus
Der Sin&ritube oes 9unOes, aug Der
Retp gorter 9pperp nGmIi8, unO Don
bort aus bat er fsinen Dee in bic
8ubIituben oes Sinan3oiitritts ges
ma6t, bis er enolib in oengorlprs bet
5iinften glpenue misunderstanding uno
oamit seIelitaftsfdbis puros, Bon
Der 5iinften gIpenue big na9 San
6roncisco mar elm perbGltnibmdbia
tiirSerer Weg, als bon Der gpperp lis
an ben Geutralpdrt, uno 10 begreift es
ii6, oaB Der ruppige Ginoringltng i'm
Smoting nunmebr auf Der Srsppe fiit
Serri4often su ben palditen Der Bier
hunbert emporiteist unb i'm Ieoerneu
S4autsIitubI Sss Raudsimmsrs nj.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-21

auf ben golosnep 3ierIeFel6en oes
3 3~menialons Iib brett ma6t. uno
bab fosar selebrte 2euts inn eineH
Stammbaum 5urs4t5immerH, Der IN
bic ytd5e bss &0nigs Dupib fiibrt iino
beiiengldtter re4ts na6 lints beidriss
b.a iino. 2lber nit oieier Dornebmen
auitammung aus Der Sprade bes
0D6en 2ieoes 1T es @hig. Sd babe
einen rpeifeH Mann befragt, Der ben
Salmuo i'm urtert tieit, uno e bat
nit elmer uHpIqigen SanDbepegung
Dem aldermen @ere0e BON Der bebrdis
I4en 9ertunft beg Billiards ein Gnoe
seieBt; ni6t einmal cine entfernte Der
ipanbtihaft nit Dem SSiobii6en pp[Ite
er auaeben. 0as einfdltiae DDrtge6iloe
lei ntdts dnoeres, als Elm aus UltB
oeritdnoniB qebOrener De6iel6aIo,
penen QBiege in einem ii0oiIhen
8operpz5 6eater itanO uno oefsn
ipra9li4e ureIemente in Der iibbiiAen
Wenoung 81 finpen iinD; .gtiidt gez
ftooelt", mas 70 piel beoeutet. ME Hir
gu matieu OOer gBat id mir oufor
toofe ooer yia, BERN ni9, liebe 3ante.
Quf oem oidgeleOerten 3rommelfell
zines amerttaniI4en 3ufaus60rsrs
na6m iid bas g}ti6t gefiDOelt nie
SIcbgebibbel aus, unb Oh feiner giO6s
nie0agepeIenbeit uno ieines eini6mei=
deInben &langrei3es fam e5 balo in
llmlIuf Bis es pie cine anitedenbs
Srant6eit ali6erall6in beri4leppt
muroe unD beute Dos gan3e peite
Gan0 Oerpeitet. SD oontte Dem
Serrn 8ottor i'm Hamen Der anbero
perpIeren Meni66eit fir bic ijberaus
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