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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-14

Stark, formerly with the Brooklyn Nationals, has been traded by Sacra- lmento to Memphis of the Southern league. asesSz
 Pitcher Falkenberg of the Cleveland Americans reached first base 25 times last summer and yet failed to score a single run. 3s- ss
 1 Miles Mains, one of taae new pitchers secured by the Detroit Americans, is said to be an inch taller than Pitcher Falkenberg of the Cleveland team. f Reports state that J. T. sheckard, the former Chicago and present Cincinnati outfe1der, is anxious to get the nanagership of a club in the Pa cif1c Coast league.
 John Titus, the Boston National outdelder, has signed to play with Kansas City this year. Frank La porte. the Washington utility man. is
 It is pleasing to genuine baseball fans to, know that no bonuses will be allowed in. the. big leagues: The pub lie as we'll as the clubs deserves the best a. ball player. can do without any extra incentiye in the way T of money. l ,sl..is. ..s s:s.s
 
 It is interesting to note that, with the exception of George Stoval who was dropped by the St. Louis Anneri- cans last year, all Of the prominent players who are credited with signing Federal league contracts come from the National league ranks ssz:5..sz
 John Freeman, champion home-run hitter Of the American league some years ago, is now working in the boil er room of a silk mill at Wilkes Barre. Pa He was an outfielder for the Boston Americans when they won their first world, s sschanlpionship.
 Ressique of the Poughkeepsie team of the New York-New Jersey league and Spencer of the Salt Lake Union association club were tflesonly play CTS in organized Sbaseball who scored more than one run to game in the 1913 playing season Collins Of the Athletics led the American league with an average of, .S4, while Leach of Chicago led the Nationals with .75.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-14
BENNY KAUFF THREATENS TO
 JUMP INTO FEDERAL LEAGUE
National Association Orders. Meriden
 Club To Pay Hancock S87.5O Salary

traded by St. Louis to Pittsburgh, has jumped to the Baltimore Federal league club, A man who has just es- caped from St. Louis ought not to do anything rash,
 Since his victory over Bob MeAllis- ter last Monday night, Mike. Gibbons wants a crack at George Chip and Packey Mcfarland.
 The Wesleyan basketball team beat Yale last night by 31 to 1g. The sbattEe Middletown boys made some long shots in the second period that turned the tide. s
 A jury in Los Angeles. Cal,s yes- terday found Jess Willard not guilty ing responsible for the death of Bull Young, who died a. few days after a bout with Willard.
 The Cincinnati base hit must go. The Baseball Writers association yes- terday voted to throw It out. There was much objection to this rule which gave a hit to the batter when an uu- successful attempt was made to catch a runner at another base on the rap.
 Pitcher Yingling, the left handler sold by Brooklyn to Cincinnati, has signed with the Reds. Manager Char ley Herzog 1is also conferring with 5Oirthelder Moran. another player. sent to Red1and by Brooklyn The outlaws have them all scared.
 Albert Cutler of Boston continued his winning way last night in New York by beating Yamada in the sec ond day Of their billiard match by 800 to Al They played both afternoon and avAninee
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-14
MATCHES 5a5
 HERE TOMORROW NIGHT

An attempt to revive the wrestling game will be made at Solko1 hall to- morrow night when two bouts will De but on. The first match starts at 8 ;45- The cards is as follows:
 Gustaf Fristensky, Bohemian cham pion, vs. Henry Hanson. Scandinavfall champion, to finish two best out otf three falls; HJalmar Lundin vs Leo Pardellos Italian champion
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-14

It has been demonstrated that over grazed stock ranges on the national forests can be, brought back to use under a system of regulated grazing faster than if they are left unused,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-14

BaltimoreHAndrew Carnegie told Mayor Preston he would call a spe- cial meeting of peace advocates here during the Star Spangled Banner Ex- position next September. -ls'
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-14

Miles Mains, one of bhe new pitchers secured by the Detroit Americans, is said to be an inch taller than Pitcher Falkenberg Of the Cleveland team.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-14

Pitcher Falkenberg of the Cleveland Americans reached first base 25 times last summer and yet failed to score z single run. asss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-14
Winter Baseball

Stark, formerly with the Brooklyn Nationals, has been traded by Sacra- mento to Memphis of the Southern league.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-14

Reports state that J. T. sheckard, the former Chicago and present ciflc Coast league.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-14

Mike Mowrey, the third basemaI
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-14

John Titus the Boston Nationa outhelder, has signed to play wit Kansas City this year. Frank La porte, the Washington utility man. i to sign with the same club. <. ss
United labor bulletin., 1914-12-19
Colorado
AboUe
Them

TO our mind it seems
1 that the world is GO
ing through the greatest
crisis it has ever known.
and we regret that this
crisis is not past. 1t may
perhaps be that the dark
est days are yet to come;
however we can see with
optimistic eye the hazy
mist breaking and the sun
shining behind the silvery
lining. Just keep on boost
ing for this great nation
and in a few months we
vii, enjoy the greatest pros
perity the world has ever
known. Why not. the u.
S. A. comes first. Colorado
second. and when we
speak of prosperity we
mean labor first and then
capital. They are insep-
arabic for one cannot exist
without the other. We
have many things in the
future to hope for and al
though the state has gone
into the hands Of untried
policies and experimental
experiments in this state.
let us still hold up the
hands Of the men elected
by the choice of the peo-
pie with dignity and honor.
We are proud of our boys
and girls. Sc in number in
our laundry. who from
choice labor for an honest
dollar. They are not ser
wants or slaves, but kings
and queens. particularly in
Colorado.
Compliments of.
The Lantx Sanitary
Laundry Co.
Phone South 366
United labor bulletin., 1914-12-19
On Strike in 1910,

Doyle said that he was on strike in
the fall of 1910 except for the time he
was in Jail for alleged contempt OF
court. Two months were spent in Jail
one time and four Mt another. Chair
man Walsh asked him the nature of
the contempt for which he was SEN
fenced.
1T wasn't any contempt said Doyle.
ut was a put up job between the Judge
and the coal operators to mako us shut
Up, The injunction prohibited us from
doing almost everything except sleeping
and drinking. Judge whitford was the
judge
Doyle told of impeachment proceed
United labor bulletin., 1914-12-19
jeff Farr Admits His Rule.

Admitting that he co-opcrated with
the coal companies and ran Huerfanc
county without regard to state law,
sheriff jefferson Farr. king of Huer-
fano," was picturesque witness. Be-
sides being sheriff he said he was in the
Wholesale liquor business and controlled
most of the saloons in Walsonhurg.
HAS deputy sheriff ever sat on
jury in criminal case in Huerfano
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-25
MEMBERS OF Bath
LEGISLATURE MAY
DISCOUNT WARRANTS

Austin. Texas. Inlv -. Members ~
the sfth legislature. u j. said. probably
will not have ~ di~cuaht their salary
and mileage warrants when they meet
in January. a. prcsiouS legislatures
have done. ia two or ihirc recent in
stances. The state automatic tax board
In computing the tax rate. fixed u sui
f%icicntlv high rate ID yield i sum eSti
mated N not less than ~l5n.uuD ~ the
treasury ready % pay these warrants.
tn" hoard M IT, recent meeting gave g.
lrcial consideration Ia this problem.
Without this foresight. Sam III. Garter.
chief clerk IN the treasury department.
says the state again would nave hcen
unable "a pay immediate cash.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-25
PRECEDENT IN CAMERON
POLITICS SET TODAY BY
The INDEPENDENT PARTY.
tContinucl from page ~

r. ". DAlxcli was uOmi1atcd tor county
treasurer. No opposition.
Fred ~tarrk was nominated tor sheriff
and ro name- were pnt rp against him.
.. NJ. Davis was nominated Tor county
-nrveNor.
q. NJ. CARA was nominated tor county
superintendent ~ schools.
III. II. Edward. wa- endorsed TER com
missioner of precinct No. Z. Also endorsed
lor Justice ot the peace.
John Champion MAS nominated tor com
stable. precinct Nu. u.
Dr. y. 4. Workman was nominated Tor
comili- iouer al precinct p.
A.. Il. Anenrra was nominated for jus
d,r ~ thc reaee. place 4, precinct ..
~. n. Allen wu- nominated Tor Justice 90
nyaee. place .. pTceinct q.
Antonio TamaNo WAS nominated eon-
table precinct NJ. y.
Great cheers accompanied the nominal
ton M 4. y. lAndfEm tor commissioner ot
precinct q.
m. o.. KING was nominated Justice ~
F'''
P'
ia Precinct No. ~.
-"'
-, l:..
\,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-25
''CHARB0N" ELECTION
BEING HELD TODAY
IN TEXAS TOWN

Sabine. Texas. July .5-In conncc-
tion with today'S state primary election
Sabine holds II ~rharhnn" election. The
issues voted IN will hr whether "a pro
hihit the present practice of allowing
livestock 90 run at large IL this section.
Not oniv has the practice been ~ Jared
Il nuisance. but eases VI the spread of
Charlton have been traced apparently 10
this cr~trm. Although mo Charlton has
been reported IN this Immediate vicinity
recently. the prevalence Of the disease Ia
nearby section III Texas and the LoniSi
ana coasts have prompted The taking
NJ precautions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-25

Nd Brownsville iur \ icw hours today.
Robert WAGNER has returned from \ VA
cation II two week.. and n again A. ~
desk at tie Merchant National bank.
Mr.. r.. IA. Dubo~e 81 RccvilIe. mother ~
TN. Il. nulio~c and r. II. Dnho~c, is visiting
ihc latter Tar 4 few Wcck-.
Mr. q. w. Harrison 81 lIidplao. wife ol
Inc well known physician 81 that city, IN !
visitor I'll thr city today. She i- \ guest
at the Miller hotel.
i. NJ. Naldctero. i. VI. Rrecn. =. VI.
Mothcr-hcad and ether san Beniians mo
torcd d"Fn TODAY to attend The independent
convention this afternoon.
+. NJ. Began of Corpus Christi i- w
Brownsville iodav. IT. i- \ guest IA th'
Miller hotel.
q. ~. NeNymarn ~ Houston i- u auc-i
ai The Miller hotel.
r.. n Jamrr~or Nj Corpus Christi ~ m
Brownsville today ou business. Ilc Is NJ
puc-i 40 The Miller hotel.
W.. a. Battle NJ Austin ~ IN Brownsville
today. \ euc~t at ihe miller hotel.
q. IL. Trips III San Antonio r. III the city.
\ enc~t at ihe Miller hotel.
Fli- Chuucv ga San Antonio T. register
cd 81; ihe Miller hotel.
tan.elario Garcia. Alberto q. Garcia
and G.ihcrto Gnreia. ~ ~ Monterrey. mr.
rived N Maiamorn- ln-t NIGHT from the
former city. and came - Brownsville. They
are guests ~ the Miller hotel.
Mr.. anl Mr.. y. NJ Herbert of San Jnan
arn visitors IN Brownsville today. They arc
guc-t- ai the Miller hotel.
N. Rrumberg. thc we'll known Galveston
travelnr man. n in Brownsville today.
vi. F. canim ~ Santa Maria i~ y visitor
N Brownsville TODAY. lIe IN registered ai
the Milles motel.
-. Ii. Ny~wandcr and \. r.. Nyswandcr.
mcmler- III 4 piano hon~e NJ Chicago. ar
rived W Brownsville Yesterday. They are
registered at the Miller hotel.
Y &n.E ~ A4r Art.nt. s- ~. n~.--.a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-25
NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING.

Notice j. hereby given that the annual
meeting of the Stockhold .rS. ami the an
nHal meeting Of the Board of Directors
Of tie san Rcmito \ Rio Gramdc Nallcv
Railway Company. has each been called
and viii Ne held al the principal office
Of said Railway Company III the City a
san Benito. IA Cameron County. Texas.
on The 10Th day Of August. ~ ~ o'clock
IN the forenoon. A. H.. 1914.
Al said meetings such business will he
transacted as may properly come before
said annual meetings. respectively.
Given uHder my hand and aticsted by
The seal Of said Company on this. The
18th day of July. a. -. 1911.
:. a. ROBERTSON.
President.
Attest: N.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-25
FARMERS UNION COTTON CO.


We have been i'm business over
seven wears and oar business has
been constantly on the increase IN
an sections ~ the State. IN fact Nv.
erywherc cotton Is grown. We have
hundreds Of well pleased customers
-lrst advertisement We can have.
Our motto anil aim u N please orr
customers IN securing for them best
possible results. Liberal advances
made on all shipments. Give ns a
trial.
Special prices On mixed carI0ts ~
hagging and ties 4. .. y. Texas rom
mon points.
&. a. CALVIN. Manager.
E. ". SHROPSHIRE. Asst. Mar.
ADVERTISEMENT
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-25

FbV INNTFt"FfW FTfvNl.
Chicago. Ill. Judy .,.-The federal
board ~ mediation renewed negotiations
today for the settlement of the threat
rncd strike ~ the Western cnuinrmcn
They met first the trainmcn and then the
railroad managers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-25

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as they
cannot reach the seat 81 the disease. ca.
tarrh is "A blood or constitutional disease.
and IN order 20 cure Il Ecu must take In
tcrnal remedies. HBi's Catarrh Cure is
taken internally ~ acts directly upon
The blood and mucous surface Halls
tntarrh cure Is not "A qu1ck medicine. ~
was prescribed by one of the best ply
sieiAns ia this nuufr for years ana ~
q regular prescription. TX Is composed or
the best tonlrs known. combined Wit the
best blood purifiers. acting directly on the
mucous surfaces The perfect combina-
ton 90 the two ingredients ~ hat pro-
duceS such wonderful results In curing
cafarrh. Send Tor testimonials. free.
- u CHENEY A. Co. Props. Toledo. q.
Sold NV Druggists. price 1ac.
Take Hairs Family pills for constipation
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-25
ACCEPT AMERICAN EXPERT
To Untangle Complications in Dominican
Republic Which Threatens intervention.

Washington. -. e.. July % The Dom
inican republic today notified the state
department that il accepts the services
of Charles Johnson. IN American. to nm
tanglc the complications which have
threatened 10 cause American intcrvcn.
ton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-25
THAT VILLA
WAS BUYING ARMS
CONTRADICTED

Washington. ID. g.. July 25.-The r.
port that General Villa has been huy
ing arms and without the authority ~
General Carranza j. denied emphatical-
~ ~ the state department.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-25

UPSETS AND KILLS
LYTT0N STARK

Plano. Texas. July 25.-Lytton Stark.
2 prominent citizen of this place. was killed
last night by hi~ automobile npSrtiing on
him on the steep side of The road near here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-25

In Seattle Gard received from Mr.. and
Mr.. a. Wayne Wood. who went ~ ne Pa
ciiie coast NJ their wedding Journey. indi-
cate thai they are now IN seattle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wood will be- nL hnne nm .An.n.i IL.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-25

Residence and Two L0ts-Elizabcth and
First streets. LOW occupied TN Nj. NJ. Bry-
ant. will hc rold ior best offer made With
N fifteen dAy-. Apply m writing AZ u. VI.
Cam, Sngarinan supply Go. 7Il7tt
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-25

The Martha J has returned from the
Mexican waters to Point Isabel. and Cap
tain Collins ~ ready ~ carry all hi friends
through Brazos Santiago waters. 7-15tf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-25
Make offer in writing to Q. 1. Cain for

residence and Two lots EllxAbeth aud First
streets. EEL Tor cash or part cash. 1l7.tf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-25
AUTO PAINTING

r. a. Beniteau, San Benit0 Texas
First class painting equipment with dust
proof finishing room. Reasonable prices.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-25

T.. II. Sllreek NJ Matamnros Nn~ n visitor
M Brownsville for n iew hours today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-25

Robert WAGNER has returned from = VA
cation IT two week.. and ~ again ~ h.
desk ut THE Merchant National bank.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-25

Mr.. n. IA. Dnho~e oi Rccville. mother oi
III. q. nul,o~c and r.. II. Dnho~c, IN visiting
ihc latter ior \ few week..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-09
eiunigs SnIdiguns
Der bsatias RuHHmentalbrunHeu fat
guenDs Aires.

Sur 6unteriubrfsisr Der RspubIit
Nrgsntinisn baben bic 9eutfden in
guenos aires elm 9entmal geitiftet.
einen Monumentalbrunnen, beTsn
tiinfleriidsr Rb9tbmus unb GeidlOi'
fenbeit fopo6l Die gsiDaIiigs @rOBe
Die I96nfte bausrnbe 9uIOigung fir
ben iungsu Stoat fem miro. Der
S60pfer prof. 8. u. 8reOop BAT
nit Isin.n gntDurf. Der Die Gsg'
nungen Rs Jriebens bsrberrlidsn
foa, unter 100 Mettbeiperbern Den
erfttn preis bdnOngstragsu: er iduf
cine qepdltige eIiptii6e QnIags, bic
in sfDei g%lateaus empOrIteigt uno Die
mad ritpGrts abgsldlofen DtrO
our9 flint groBe Beliefs. 8ieIe, IOa
ME Die GeIamtGnlage, nuroe BOT
einiger GET in Stuttgart nusgeitslt.
grpf. 8reOorp bat isst ou9 bic bei'
ben mGdtgen @ruppsn, Die oas
MaFsrbeden flontieren, ousgeiteQt,
unb bas, mas bic tiinileriihe gi9en'
art iener Beliefs bsotngt, Die reals
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Gins Council slaiis.

Ole beige eleftril6e 2i6t
@eielihoft bat befaHHt geruaht, OaB
Der Brets Ses eIettriiheH 2ihts Inn
10 9ro3ent ermabigt iei. 3ies III
Die brittle grntaBigmg, Die inner.
bolb Der letter bier Sabre einge.
treten 1T. 9ds eleftriide 9idt
birite Jest ebeuio biuig lem ais
gasliht.
Ger Staatsucrbuno Der 30.
pofaten miro ben Seriudl mafen,
0ns unparteiiite Giftcr @eiet III
beieitigen. Sn Der burlington Ser.
IonmLuns Sieier @eieaitaft ioaer
bic notbigen Shritte in bic @ege
aeleitet meroer.
Ger @einngperein aArion" miro
am 7oneritag Den rs. Suli in Der
Sangerboae feline @eneralperiamm-
lung abhalten Ga oerihieoene mid.
ti9e @eifafte norliegen, miro ie0es
WlitglieO 0riHgeno eriudt, beitimmt
ST erideinen. Aniang Der 8e-
ihaftsperinmmlung I'm $50.
Die 5elttoniologe go. Is, 8 D.
$. e., belt am 0littmod lire re.
aclmdBigc Notwithstanding
d6, Ole pineu giten 9eiud aaf5u-
peiIen bate. Gle 2oge miro am
sDeiten 5crmtag i'm glonat 4uguit
Elm @icnic abbolten. @ir meroeu
Ole ndberen giu3eIbeiten nod BE-
rihtcu.
SIN bieiigen 9iitrifts @eridt
nuroe oieie ISOLDE cine abitriit
oes @ermdhtuiiic5 BON Dem Der.
itorbenen aoolpbus 9uit eingareift
mo ~ oeu gften gelegt c0er Diel-
mebr eingetraqeH. 0ie5 mlBte ge.
ldeben ga Der 8eritorbene beoeu.
tcnoen @rrnobeiib in Bottaipditnmic
Gountp bate. Ger 9}odlaBpermal-
ter muBte aAnlide Gintrnge in na-
be3u olen Stoatan unO Counties I'M
2onoe madelL
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nifdt IarnDrlasuHg tinrs In ilaf.
fId<r Hubt uno sblsr 6ormoni, gs.
f4afItnsn Weries, oas tebri aud in
bieIsn bsi0en @ruppsn pisosr. Die
cine p%srt0rpsrt bic gitb5unt: Elm bon
sinsr harisn SiinaIinssasftaIt ssbdns
oiqtsr atpaltiqer Gtisr, bic an0srs
tsll ben 4derbnu bar: tine oIidlih
aufesbautt 9ruppe BON orei Wdns
ptru, bon 0enen Der mittIere aufreht
lih auf siHeH Gpat,n itiibt. ipdbrsno
Der Wann az ieinsr Rehteu auf siuem
pfIuat rubt, Der 8u itinsr 9inttH Dor
ibm inisrb Elm Ser Grbe sntnommsnes
Gtiid Ora betra6ist. sc Iiest cine
beIsbsn0t @egenIablidlsit In Der @ss
i%taltuus bsioer grupptn: bic cine
BON maFiber Wu6i. Bic unbers duis
gsl0htr. Itihtsr. Cur Ginhstt miro
oieie 0egsuidblittsit, bic ibr, 8ss
rehtigung aud aus Der tptitsn Gnts
fernuns beiber @ruppsn gstpiunt -
ods dubrrite 2GngsnmaB ots gruus
mems III $50 SUB - burh Den btibsH
asmsiniamen pnromioaltn Qufbou.
Die @rupptu fHb aus psnieFlsiihsm
Marmor ssfsriist uub bic ptrihisa
oeHe 20Hung er3sugt Defenders in Der
Stitrgruppe rei3pols @irtungsn.
Don ben unatbeursn Snpitries
Isitsn. bic Der Sinitler Bis our 3ers
tieitstuus oisier 10 CUB bobn 0ar.
morarupptn su dbsripiuosn bate.
gtben fulaen6e angabtn sinsn ges
ariif. 5n boTierttm 3uItnnoe fpoasn
bic beiosn sriten fir bas Weri srs
norbsntn gl6de 5ufammsn 2220
3sntnsr. ibr 1ranIport BON girGns
mad Ganuitott esIang uitt pbns
3nifhtufan, un0 als man Monate
lang an Der Stirgruppe gtarbsitet
bntte. 3sigts Fd cine i6doboftt
Stslls. ioOaB Elm 6ritttr glot be-
idafft nsr0en mubit, aus BEN Der
Stier htrausaebdusn purbs, pdbrsno
Der trite glod CUR gilouns bss 5ibs
rers btriren6et per0en Ionnts. Cine
9orFtaung ron Der groB. bes
Bsrtss mna aud bic Qnga6, Der.
mitttIn. oob on Den 8rupptn (sins
I9lieBlih Der f~Ieinsn) 5ebn 0suiten
aDei Sabre long urbeiteten. Su3pis
Then 1T in gusnos Wires bic dr6is
tettoniide Quloss stidoffsn poroeu.
3u oer bon elmer Grduffurtsr 5irma
nidt ntniqer dls As DogsntdouHgsn
Qrhitslturiteius gsliefert pur6su;
auh bier muBten 3abIrei6s Sdriss
riqieiien uub gro6lsms gsloft nerbsu
sig bds gDert, osFsu guthiiIuug i'm
Qu9uit fditFin6en pirb. ola Gin inns
puTnntts 3si6en hsutfdsr Stunt uHo
9r6sit boIeuoet mar.
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Narrflppnhtnl ane Qnpr Nonnh

StDrrflpphbthl uhe Miiuf NuhnW
Die 4. Suit 5eicr melde oicics
.Sabr IN Creighton at1chaltrn pnr.
De. uerliei aIdn3euo mo mar ieoeH.
ials in icoer 9e3iebrmg erinlareitl
O. muroe ieit Der eriien Airyegrad
Der 5eier iiets Der eiue euo}ued
I'M ali1e bebdIten: Gle 61rmcr fol-.
len einnnl wirfItd 0ie @aitc Der
Stnot CREIGHTON uno oIle unterbal.
tlmgen, ioiueit cs irgeno angling
obiolut toiteilos icin; tn0 oaS Gre.
hlttDtonlite ilbertrai ole erIuarirm.
gen IN Der aushibrm8 oieieS 9ld.
mes. ~ Ger Tag bcgaun init 0em
iibliden SalitihieBeu malhem cine
BON Serrn b. &abocH geleitete ai.
tomobilpnra0e folate. Gle 3ablrei.
den arditpaaen poren b~eionoers
ihon geidmildt, uno bon Den per.
ifieoeneu Rreiieu iiel Der critic oii
oas ron SRI 9llice Rocmer gelenfte
2llIto, nclfes cine patriottide apo.
tbrie oes ltuabbaugtafeitsfri
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