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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-02-05

President Wilson now foresees that
the United States is gradually as
stunning state of isolation neither
consistent with it's position as a
world power or conducive to the sue
cess .of>its diplomacy. AS long dis
lance seer of calamities the presi-
dent has few, if any, equals.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-02-05

Suit has been brought in the state.
supreme court to determine Henry
Rines' eligibility to the state audi
tors Office. 1t does not seem as if
there can be any question Of his
eligibility. But it is just as well to
have the matter judicially deter
mined. ~
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-02-05

From the evidence introduced be-
fore Judge P. w. Morrison in the
capital city graft cases we incline to
the opinion that Saint Paul should
be compelled to change it's name.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-02-05

. The United States department of
agriculture has offered to scientific
cally name the farmers vegetables
for them, but the tillers of the soil
would rather call a common beet a
beet in preference to beta vulgaris,
or turnip a turnip instead of a
brassica campestris.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-02-05

If the rebel army under Villa con-
tinues to make victorious advances
Huerta may yet find it necessary to
seek shelter in the cave of John
Lind at Vera Cruz.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-02-05

Tie embargo On arms for I. Mexico u,
has been raised and now the various
bands Of cutthroats may, fgiuratively
speaking, $50 e it," if they, can
furnish the wherewithal to purchase
the necessaries. The Union advised
the lifting of the embargo several
months ago and President Wilson
seems to have needed it's advice. %s;
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-02-05

Some fellow has compounded a
powder which will make the COW
give more milk. Most milk powders
do not have to, be administered to
the cow-an application of aqua is
all that is necessary to convert them
into "lacteal'' fluid. 80
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-02-05

The water supply of New Ulm is
under suspicion, but he would be a
brave man, indeed, who would cast
suspicion upon the beer supply of
that Teutonic town. So 80
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-02-05

Now that Confucianism has been
officially declared the religion Of
China, the christian missionaries
over there will probably have to
work for living.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-02-05

Hon L. A. Lydiard and G. j.
Minor are, it is said, managing Mr..
Preus' campaign for state auditor in
Hennepin county, Messrs. Lydiard
and Minor are good bright fellows
but closely identife with the public
service corporations.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-02-05

Now they want to stop Canada
from advertising it's lands in papers
of the United States and thereby
inducing American farmers to emf
CRATE. Here's where Jealousy tries
to take q fall out of Brotherly Love.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-02-05

Those militant old maids who
dynamited the Glasgow; botanical
gardens probably did so from a
jealous motive-couldn u. endure to
look upon anything that was more
blooming than themselves.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-02-05

A little newspaper whiffet at
Motley is greatly exercised over
"The Hudson Bay and Mexican Gulf
Air Line,'' with boulevard and
canal attachments. A.: penny tin
rattle will amuse a child; :.:.*. -.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-02-05

Many a Minnesota farmer who has
settled on the plains of Canada with
the belief that he would live upon
the fat of the land would be mighty
glad could he capture gopher now
and then for breakfast. "What
fools these mortals be- -
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-02-05

Colonel Goethals will be the COVER
nor of the Panama canal zone-with-
out question, the right man in the
right place.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-02-05

Twenty thousand Swedish peasants
are about to petition the king for a
stronger navy, and an exchange sug-
gests that the Norwegian fleet be
annexed. 1t can't be done.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-02-05

Secretary Daniels wants more
chaplains in the navy: Some of
those missionaries will be returning
from China shortly and would prob
ably be glad to work for half pay:
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-02-05

The new express rates have gone
=
into effect Have you noticed the
reduction? If not, apply micro
scope.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-12
5BAsEBAI.L DgCrsIONs
National EsaaFa Against Deden In
Cl.aElsstea Case. IS 3.

Auburn, ~ Y, May 1I.--The nEz
tionel board of baseball arbitration "a.
day handed down the following deci-
slpns: g I,
Bristol and Johneen City dropped
ff8ra tsle LAppal hia,h ,lhaeEe; tie
franchise ana players OF PinayiIle
N the App aliians qua tfansferfed
toi&iarffmali, Tenn a
Services of players q ward ed Fes-
perlslaIl 70 Gharlotte;; smallwooi 10
Savatnah, q 4 80 = :. n,
5 GlAims disall low eii .Ihoman against
0iRfien and George Dedon
against nElestnIi 19arsrote against
Durham Mead sgainet Texas10 Okla
illoma Ieague. s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-12
lBueENEss BDILDING,

{ (C0ntlnuea from Yestefday.1l

have .Ess q g shs Salessi
and physicai 81 20 inspire
contid dehce and seIs III DDS aiati flie.
same ID aliE 81 true 81 the ifistitiis
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and settlnt eatiifs nGt Ailss Sff Ills
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lspire iili theinSel 8, i5iit hechuse or
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for protl IS s ito 5 Isie
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tho hngiEa sH sstn to til8 NUMB IeBfs
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the elictaaa 4 of tliA 1ea ffe 6Ifsi Ife 4,
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et did not and and iis bnRiuess Of
Sf
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81 ftke the other one with bis whip
/ In an effort 70 got them to pub tl1e
iced pp the slight inniIne ff0lsi the
etfbin te the middle oS flle stteat.
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rs sd % OF the li0rfea VerR ncr~
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this pcsyiEs iahel tlIs teIss7
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the HetzE ffliiesed b1s. 6s iss asfd ia
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aisgg
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-12
fNTEE-sI RIO s. sI. q aIR8

AZ hnffalQ- Newark post tponRd ac
count F'edeazI len gne opening.
: q { Rocleetef J; Jersey City :.
at Asnatreai q: providancA IL. 81
AZ Toronto q Baltimore /. 40 in
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-12


the fsre re- 5SI-nssess sfaa siiatiy lsiis
sou tlss In Cljarl leskpil
81 CO he becar1 IN adopted sgD 81
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ssoNa3 shat : 5llIys Q, 1876 S)E
the singer we read IN T'lla Poets 6f
AIneriSn by ciarence 50 ia. fig6s
Sssssf I sssffaSfe's vitality, courage and naE
ssiEe Mise have K apt lsi q 10
Synie AZ this fine an AppreQiht
D fhle lTerl hzai rfca u hofnpatfF,
ltAGtiof 0s s lice Of ID comes
is part loulary interesting
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sgarFn. aat1ngllio ions color Want
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-12
Washington, nav ,av h, 3 - 3

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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-12
4 lN ESQ OF

{ Esansas ciay o: Louisville 81
ESllRailkss Ind aianapoiis pnst-
~ NFlHneapo isl ;legel Nu ppstpOaed
wet grounds. 81 8
ST. f'sal. gUinffDus postponed vet
ground
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-12

oEtsEapis i Newport sspa /.
40 innfA y 4; !, {,
Rnosia 81 ISurg1lk * y II =
At Peter burg sichmond 8.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-12

III NO 81
IS 10 3k
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-12

f9itd the y ' SRA taass
ish f6cA iinoa al II S, ~ +; 81
oe fha dead level * md f,i
n y. Pfase nhk 81 is6
ross sif sent llerp pos
lf kls &6el8 * IS 81
Re7s PSI Han Esssac sansa g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14
Sine Gintnesflieae.

GoB ser 0icnit im0 Die 4ilihten
eines @oli3iiten nicbt je0em Mlame
bebogen, bcpies GlcOelono s. g8bitc,
Der Saniltag gl6eno sum criten Nlolc
Olir6 6apt. Nlorbiier bonn nor00ltli-
den Giitrift initruirt un0 ouf ieinen
@oiten auseeiarot puroe Die 9ladt
mar ieoeufaas cine ie6r unongenebne
mo ais Ger neue Eoli5iit geiternNlors
gen 5iu glppea nab Dem SationSs
9auIc fam ii6ergob er Dem Oienlt-
t6uenocn Sieutenant alinefelter iei-
uen HeDoluer mo leine Goli5eio65ei-
den NIT Dem 8emerfen, Dab er feline
Heiignotion ein3nreihen miinihe, ga
er cine before Stellttng aHBerbalb
Der Staot befommcn babe. Gie 9le-
iignntion mltrOc angenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14
eonnenani. nno lIntcraann.


Sir OiorDlanO mo ocn Tiitritt
Columbia beutc 6eip6lft mo fdlter
iucitIide bis noroweiilihc Stiirme.
0ptlaua ser oilantiiben aiiite BON
9iep 2orf bis Sadionbille Duroen
Shlrnunrnungen crlniieu Die Sto,
ulnn ii6er Der mittelntlantiiden aii.
iic teue0t iih nit GROCER @eidpin.
olateit il uor0oiiIider 9lidtina
Sic bodIte Ienpcrntilr am geItri.
cen Gage bctrug 3S G'rno lin 8 llbr
glhcnos mo Sic uieorigite 80 @ra0
uul 8 llbr Nlorgens.
Sie aroBtc Sdnelliateit oes @iu.
ncs NOR 20 MeileH pro StinOe Dom
1lcr0oiiens
Ger 5eud)tigfetsgebolt ser Suit
nor 6S 'Ero3ent Inn llbr Worgens
ans 100 Rro3ent inn 8 llbr glbenos
Su oen onoeren Getter.geobah-
itnnsitationeu 0cs Snn0es purocn
oic i0laenoeu nieorigiien Telnpera.
tarcu per3eihnet; gIilaniic.@itp 26,
9iSmdrd 6. Bolton 26 Buffalo %,
Gnorleitou ~. Chicago IA 6leoelan0
22. Ienuer 10. Ietroit 26, Iulutb
c @oitport 20 COLLECTION AZ,
eirecn Ban 6, Satteros AZ. SABRE
81 Seleua 2, 5odionpille a.
adnias GitD s, auorpille 30, 9ouis.
rillc 30. Nlorquettc 10, NlempbiS
90. NionigomerD 36, lPontreal 26,
9l0ntiidet 30. 9lep Orleans 42.
llCD 9orf 30 CflaDoma ~, 4bila
oclpbin %, 4ittsburgb "a Bort
lduo. Dle.. 30. @ortlauo Ore,
0ue6ec a. 9ialeia6 80. SnIt 9ofe.
Ciio 90 Gan 6rancisco A. Ct
Qods i6. Sronton rs, Shreveport
so 5potane 8. Suraciie rs. Tampa
iS. 9eai6ington %. @innipcg Id
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14
@eraesren0er granS.


Hascstoipn irner6alb bon ecbs
gsodcu gum 3iueiteu Wlol bonn
5ruerodmou 6einrscndt Grei
aleioer6anohmgen onsge6ranut
Ger Shooeu ouf $4,000 ae.
iAaet 5inf Feriouen Der.
lebt
Sam 5meiteu @lalc iunerbal6 BON
rr lehs Mohcu piir0c 0agerstoiun,
agS., aeiiern Nlorgen BON eneu per-
lpereuoen 9roiioc beingeIudlt oer
cincn nur ibeilpeiie 0urd @eriidle'
ring geoedten Shaoen BON ctlpa
100000 anrihtcte
Iurdl 5ciier gSaiier uno Houd
uir0c ooe Soger BON 0rei aleloer
l00cn Dollia ruirirt Gntoedt mir0e
0er grano hinter Dem aleioerla0ca
son Niar 9liibeu. a6er IN gang tur5er
3cii 6aticn Die 6lnnmer aid Die
mleren5cn0cn Observation-Disclosures
non Dl & Simon un0 bon Gilffielo
IS 3ieeo erfaBt Ger Soiptiddocn
iMr0c an 0el orei Nnarenlogern
aNgerilbtet
Die Qd0en uon Simon mo glnben
icarcn III Sitnons @ebdnoe. uel'
does iicb mr Elm StroBengepiert bon
0cin oiieutiiheu square eutlernt be-
iia0et iu0 peldes IN gihe aele9t
nnroe Cert mar Ger 9rano aalj
belnH0ers heitia un0 oe deliermebr
hottie Uolle orei Shlnoen an8elirengt
5l arbeiien che tie ser 6lammen
rerr mnroe Ter &a0en bon GiIt'
iielo 81 9leeo beian0 iid IN Dem Ge'
tduOe Dot glliott a 9llperS
Iie 6auilie SinIonS uelde oirett
iibcr Gem Snoen wo1nic, gelaugte
rcdi8eitig ms s5reie Die ainoer
mnrocn ii ihrcn 9lahtfleioern oni
eie @traBe gctragen Serr mo 6ran
1inoH lpareu nod nidlt 50 Bette 8e
Qaueeu nu0 0err Shiiou entoedte
oct 9rau0
g916rmo oes 9ranoeS eriolgte IN
ocm 5iodwerf iiber Der sSobnmg
0eg 1onlilie Simon cine e'oserplo.
Fon onrd oereu 4utt Elm Ebeil
Scr 1ront 3um Gnihwj gebradt
mAroc GiTG bcrabiiilr5euoc 3iegel.
Ieine puroeu nebrere Senerpehr
ltilic perlctt Nicuieuant Sarrp
Aaoan crliit ernlilid,C g'crlcbunael
im, nnlBte Hah elnenl Solpltal ge-
bloat per0Cn Go miro bcfilrdiet,
sax q cinen 5hdoelbrudl oapon
ggtraaea Bat ycidH ucrlett unrocn
sic 5citeAuebrlente @llliani SWne'
itf 0iarcuce Grimm mo elauoc
ssaeobS eapliM 90unrD Burns
1fliii oaonrh 5ablrcide SdiIrnn
aen SAB ~ IA Aooen geporIen mur'
ne als oe 3aldnlefmengQ bei Ger
y plDipn alcIbous nabln,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14

,n ser 6cntigen gIusga6c oeS
.1eniiben @orreiponoenten~ en-.
idcin. 3uu lebten 9lnle 0ie 0urd
Gicncrctncbmer 0oof uer0iientlidte
ieucrliitc. &enn Die riiditdnoigen
Steueru aui oooiii 0icicr elite arac.
Iiibrtc GiacttAuu pibt bis ndhiiea
5aniing 6ejabltiinouio miro oas 6c.
trpiienoc Gigent5un om ndhltel
Mnltog BON bon $50 9Sattiion &
Babau glr. 7.lGit 2eringtonitr.
in oiieutlincr s9luiiueicb Uerfauit
mcrocH N5lrAU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14

Serr 9a6ert g. 5anf61nel ergriif
noh 9oitor Sofmoun oos @ort 8ii
elmer fur5en 9lniprahe, in luelder er
ollf oos Geht Ger Geitih 9lmerifos
ner binmics, BON i6rer Hegierrmg
itrifte 0urdiii6rlmg Der 9}eutraIitdt
uno llnterIaguua Der 9ieierung bon
@rieqs Nloteriolien an ole gllliirten
Al uerlanacn. er ertldrte, ooB bic
am Sountag, oen 27. Ge5ember i'm
,Sipooromc" itotiiinoetoc N2aiicr.
@eriammliing oo5u ein6erllieu uer'
Sc Inn 9laen, niht MIR oeuGeutiHeu,
@eIegenbeit 81 gcbcn, in oieier mid.
tiQen m0 beoeitcnoen Sraae ener.
Gid einmiit6ig mo cntidloiien Stel.
lung 81 nebmen.
Sine noh 2lusgnnQ Der Geriomni.
hung borgenommene 6ollefte fir oas
oeutihe .8otbe areii3" 5eitigtc ein
ouBeroroentlih crircuIideS GrgebniB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14
4srnelifiide llntrr6nltnnn.

Dic D@eitern GoInuo Torab1 bieIt
eeitern 2l6cno in Ger 6ranflin.Str.-
Spnaeoge, glr. 776. 8cit. 6ranflin-
StroBe, cine lpoblgelunoene uSontf-
fob -llnterboltung" o6. Gas @ro-
gromm eutbielt miiiifaliide Garbies
filngen 8ecitationen uno9(nipradcn.
@r. $. Sdmarbmom batte bic Seis
tung Der Gcronitoltlnq inne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14
sdJeiOen t6nt iue6.

Grareiienoc 9l6idieosieier fir @a-
itar 9ouis a. genner in Der re.
iormirtcn Snmanuels Stride
@c6t noH iiebcnid6rieem icgeus-
rci6en @irfen BON bier nod 0io-
c5eiter, 9i..y. - Ger Ieete Got.
teoOicnit.
Cine ergreifenOe 9l6ihicOsfeier fauO
aeiiern in Der rciornlirten Smma-
mielS Stride an ser Gde BON
Shroeoer- uno Saratoga StroBe
noit SeB es bod, Dem naderen
@0itor SoluS a. 9enner, melher iih
catihloiien bat, einem &uie nad
Rocbeiter, Stem 9ort Solge 5lI lei.
fen, 9ebepobl 81 iagen. Seit iie6en
Sa5ren pirfte @oltor 9enner an Der
rciornirten SmmanuelS Stride, iie-
ben Solre lang mar cr Elm treucr
imo gutter S5irtc. ser @cmeinOe nno
mr. le6r idpereu Screens iie6t Oie-
icIbc i'm mnme6r ideiOen. glber
cu6 ibin iclbit mlroc ser 9lbidieO
ihper, waren Die 9nnOe, Die i'm an
ieine @emeinOe fniipften, OodJ 10
fart unO bcr5lic6 geporoen
Ser oeuti6e gl6idieoSgottesOienlt
iunO 6ereitS am @ornlittag itatt.
Scincr @reoigt bate 9aitor 9enner
sen Segen Der beiligen S6rift 5u
@rinOe gelegt: @noOe, 2iebe unO
@emeini6aft. 3unlol olf sic 9eoeu-
inn oes @ortesn n@emeinidjaft" ging
er elm mo fii6rte aus, mie es Der
@emein0e, fir ipelbe iein 9fohiols
scr nod ni6t beitinmt iei 6eionoers
nCt6 tbue, 3ltiammen5ubolteu, @e-
nleini6oit 81 iiben imo ii6er Oie @or.
i6l1qe Oes &irhenrotbS betreifs Oes
Gobfolaers gewiiienbaft 81 6eratben
mo ab5uitimmen
9(m 93adnlittog nabm Ser ihei-
oeu0e Seeliorger bon iciner Conn
taosihule 9l6idie0, am 9lbenO fonO
ser lebte engliide @ottes0ienit itott.
lln5dbliae @eihenfe, oorunter niele
byohtuollc glumenitiide, maren
acn belie6ten Eaitor 6ereits i'm
Saufe ser lebten Gage bon ieiner
@emeinOe oaroebraht luoroen Sdon
miro er nit ieiner Sonilie
Die 9ieiie nod 9fodeiter diitreten.
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Mir eia Seimaetranf.

Gos bon @co. @intber ge6route
Bier lit oas Bette. @ieIe @eurtbeiIer
bon @ier erflGrelb ooB es ireeno
einent eritflaiiigen nlsIdnoii6en
giere eIei6fommt. @erooe oas Ding
fir ben Somiliengebroud. Seinltes
gtromo, better @eidmod uno iebr
n6brfrditig. Gireft BON ser @roue.
rel ourd Ole neueiten 01oidinen ab.
cefiiIt mo0ur@ oblolute &einbeit
eeiidert miro. aiite $t.O0. @bone
@oIfe 20. (Suni1S.1S.iMo,Go)
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g4eihe ana nenen 0irdle.

Die Ginncibumgs' Gerenionien Scr
neuen uSiebenten Goe gloOentiiteu~
Stride mt Der Salt glpenue in Sigb-
lon0tomn fonoen geitern glodmittog
Itatt. glad Den Gcremonien begnnn
Elm iiebentdgiges @e6et, oaS in Der
Stride an Der 8. StroBe, no6e giort6-
9lbeme. in @albroof fortgeiebt
miro. Die @emeinoe b1lt ab imo 5ll
Special @ottesoienite i'm gon5en
Staote. Der Seeliorger ser nelleg
Stride iit @oltor S. $. @ars.
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eitcruriidle sufclrnHSe.

@eieaigc 3uionneutunit Gerer, oie
BON 0eutibem 9lllte limo = go.
itor Sulius Soimaun ipriht iiber
oen 3uiammenidluB Der beioeu
gruoergfationen. ~ @ute Recita.
tioueu mo Sieoer - Serr &e5of
fi6rt Goriie.
nit &erru Soicp5 9lebof ais @rd-
iiOent. Serrn Seilbronn ais Contra.
praiioent uno @aitor Sui. Soimanu
ais @oit mar oub Oie leBte Sibuug
Der n9iierariihen EafeIrunoe~ an
Somitog bel 4arl ShnHot gtr. 81,
@eit- 9oliimore.St ser rebte
4lab 5ur @ilege oeutiher lIrt uno
oeutiher Site. Geutihe, Geiterrei-
der llnaarn mo Sdpei3er iaBen
ga 5uiamnen &ono in Sono, Oos
frii6er lodere 9ono ourd Die groBe,
Die eiierne 3eit aeihmeibt 5um tab.
lernen 9tinge, Der lie jebt olle im-
iponnt, alle 0ie 0eutiher 3unge,
oeutiden @htes unO oeutihen ser.
3enS iino. @S NOR tein 3unltgeia1a,
ais 0aS 9ieo erflong 01beure @eis
mot6, iei eegriiBt", es iollte audi gar
feiner iein, eS mar ein mirfliher
@ruB, cin 6eiBes Sebueu tiei aus
Dem SerSen qiellenO, Elm mirtlider
@ruB an oie Seimot6, Ben man nim.
mer pergeiien tann, Ole geraoe iebt,
cinniIt6ig 5oruOluhbebt aegeu Der
@ioeriader llebermoht umo Shtrfc-
rel 10 groB, 10 geluoltia, 10 itol3 Dor
rnieren gIugcn itebt uno 10 nab, 10
uuenolih lieb unicrm Ser5eu
&oitor Sofmanu iprah in ieiner
He0e bon ser neuen gepoltigen
N1oht, oie ourh oen ieitcn 3uiam-
ncnidluB Geltihlouo'S inO Deter
reiH.llngorns eritonOen iei er norm
te oopor, 0ie amerifoniihe 8reiie nit
ser %ipfe Oes anerifonil6en 8olfes
81 Ocrluehieln mo mieS auf oen
g9ert6 Scr Stin0en bin, in oenen
man ciunol alle 9leiulidfeit iln0 al.
len &rdmergeiit Inn iirb berum Der.
giBt I'M Oeitid 5li iein mo oas
Ser5. Oos ia ilnmer Oeiltid) geblie6en
ipreden 81 lailen
3err 3ebot antuortcte in flir5er
@eiie un0 aob Dor auem
ieiner Sofimrng ouf sic p6aige Ser
iAmel5una ser bcioen 9ruoerUolfer
in a6ie6borcr Belt gus0rud Ste-
6euO tpurOe oos 9ieo yGcutidlano,
Gcutihlono ii6er 9lQes~ geiiugen
ST. 1er0inun0 Iiucenti bielt eiuen
|ortrog mo trug Elm
NIT groBtem 9eifoll auigcnonlnenes,
ielbItCeriabtes @e0itt betitelt n3pei
Saiicr~ Dor. G6eniolls Elm ielbIt.
0erfaBtes @e0idt Columbia mo oie /
1euiid,qlmerifoner@, brohte Scrr /
goll Me6r. Serr 9luguit 3eiB mo |
Scrr 9. @fortih iangen ie Elm pradlt.
Dolles Solo. Iie Serren Suopig /
9cr5 mO Seil6rolm erireiten ourb |
oen @ortroa mc6rerer, 5uni Sbell |
jo6it oftuelIer Sdjnaoobiipil Serr |
4 @urm recitirte Sohen bon @ol'
ioaen lnO 9tnOeren. Sr. Snrl |
Sdmiot iang oos 9ieo pom nllneari.
ihen @ouloih." g2ie ii6lidj 6eihloB |
Der aemeiniome @eiaug Der uGodt |
mn 36eir~ lno oes nSteruenbanner. |
ieoeS" oen 9lbelto.
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uno ulnnchlDcr bon ben Gdld1tQlberH.
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oLcmidfs WatDnus Bnr aemiihli0tn ehlnbe"
~ tpmn.NciHi 1eoeH Dicnlag beniluer
Ibc1lcrebcno ncs Ibcdicrt4rlrlus sNcdar"
.,eDtlca Dliitu0h, ben 49, Dc5cmbcr $40
Nbcrpe, 20n5eri bcs EhilOocpbinsC Cthcliera"
nri Nlme 4durgnnQclni ais Gpliilin
uenrhf Nensttrsm" - @onniap. ben 20 lc.
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