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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-18
TWELVE CASES IN
CRIMINAL DIVISION
(From Sundays Daily.)


Few counties in Arizona have less
crimes to harass them than Yav-
apai, a fact which stands out promi-
nently on the criminal docket for
the coming term OF the superior
court. There is not a single muir
der case, and those which are to be
tried are of minor Importance, as
shown by the calendar, as follows;
Six cases against d. NJ. Clark
on the charge OF having grated
money from the county as road SUI
perintendent. one of the cases being
a rc-trial on account of the dis
agreement OF the jury.
State vs.. Barney Cook and Ed.
Wilson. in which the defendants are
accused of having burglarized gar
age.
State VS.. Ricardo Sanchez, accused
OF having beaten another Mexican
over the head with some kind Of
deadly weapon, coming to the SUI
perior court on appeal from the
justice court OF Jerome.
State VS.. James Carney. the de
fendant being charged with having
issued a fraudulent check at Ash
Fork
State vs.. Jim Malone, an Indian.
accused of having unlawfully killed
an antelope, appealed from Sclig-
man.
State vs.. Elias s. and Ncill {.
Clark, accused OF battery on the
person of Chas. Bolin, which re-
Gently caused somewhat OF a SEN
sation in Prescott. being an appeal
from the court OF Judge McLane.
State vs.. Joe Woods. charged
with having beaten and robbed a
Chinaman named Woo Lee at Ash
Fork. October /, 1918. This case
will probably result in plea of
guilty, Woods recently having been
at Deming, N NJ, and
manifested Willingness to say he
was guilty. /
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-18
BADLY
SLASHEO IN
FIGHT
SUNDAY ROW BETWEEN
THREE COLORED WO-
MEN; ONE is NEARLY
KILLED

A husky, pugilistic-looking negress
weighing about Us pounds, who
gives her name as Mabel Young and
says she came to Prescott some
time since from Oklahoma, is in
the county jail awaiting a hearing
on the charge of having made an
attack on another negress Sunday
night near the Manhattan club on
Granite street with a deadly wea-
pom. The victim OF the assault was
slashed a number OF times by a
knife alleged to have been welded
by the Oklahoma woman, it being
necessary for physician to sew up
the many wounds.
The story which is percolating
about, and confirmed by the wo-
man in JAIL. is about as follows:
Sunday evening Nellie Steward
and her mother, both colored, and
the Mabel Young woman hooked
up in a bowling melee in front Of
the club. The two former were
armed with a knife and razor, it
evidently being their intent to set
tie some old grudge existing be-
tween the three. Mabel said that
when they attacked her she knock
ed Nellie down and took the knife
away from her and that when the
mother came at her with the razor
she made some passes at her with
the weapon thus secured. And from
the manner in which both Nellie
and her mother were slashed, it is
evident that many passes were made,
for there are about nine wounds on
the face, head and breast of the
mother and three on the person OF
Nellie, all of which they say were
administered while Mabel was in the
carving mood and not particular
whether or not she did the job ac-
cording to any prescribed rules and
regulations. One of the wounds on
the head of Nellie's mother con-
sists of CHASTITY slash across the
top OF the head, reaching nearly
from one ear to the other, laying
the skull bare. Had it been a little
deeper it would have killed the wo-
man. While she was having this
wound sewed up she remarked to
the physician, handle da top part
of de wound carefully as dat is de
tenderest part of Mabels work"
Assistant County Attorney J. H..
Morgan was investigating the case
late last evening preparatory to fill
ing complaint. Mabel was told in
a jocular manner that her victim
was about to die, when she replied:
Wal, amt she old enough to pass
in her checks, anyway"
1t is said the trio were drinking
previous to the row.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-18
SERIOUSLY HURT
WHEN THROWN
FROM HORSE
HENRY HARTIN BROUGHT
TO CITY FROM WILLIAM
SON VALLEY; VICTIM
OF BAD ACCIDENT

Henry Hartin was the victim OF
what is said to be serious accident
Sunday forenoon in Williamson val
lev, when he was thrown from his
riding horse and injured on the
spine, and hips as we'll as internal
ly. Later he was brought to Pres
colt to receive medical attention,
and is now at the home OF his
mother-in-law, Mrs. W. H. Smith.
Hartin's injuries as yet have not
been fully diagnosed by his physi-
clans. but it is admitted by them
he is badly hurt, as he is not able
TO move his body and complains OF
intense suffering.
His misfortune is due to chasing
coyote from the big pasture Of
the Williamson Valley Land Com
pany. of which he is general man
agcr. In riding after one his horse
ran at full speed, and lost its foot
ing. throwing Hartin fully twenty
feet forward. The horse also lung
ed ahead and with its full weight
caught him underneath, and across
the small OF the back Hartin was
unable to regain his feet, when one
OF the laborers on the ranch came
on the scene An auto was secured
and in few hours he was brought
to the city.
Early in the day Hartin had run
down a coyote in the pasture, and
with the assistance of dogs had kill
ed it. The horse also was fully
trained for this work and assisted
The dogs in circling around the prey
that it might be captured. 1t is the
belief that the horse when at full
speed stepped into a gopher hole,
md the accident followed.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-18
MINES AT
TRACTIVE SAYS MCCOY
(From Sundays Dai1y.)

(From Sundays Daily.)
While not. committing himself in
he matter of the probable building
f custom ore reduction plant near
Crown King, to treat the ores Of
several mines i'll that belt, J. W.
IcCoy, a mine engineer OF note who
devoted three weeks to making OBJ
;crvations in the Bradshaw noun
aims, was free, however, in express
ng himself over the mineral re-
iourccs OF that region.
He said: Il was favorably impress
d with the country, and there is
10 question whatever over the flu
ure of the field The water supply
5 the difficult question, but with
he flow developed in the Nelson
the past few days, this condition
yill relieve the situation to a GER
ain extent. There will be found
way by which the complex ores OF
hat district will be successfully
handled, beyond any question. There
re certain properties developing,
md to be developed, and among the
Immediate ones to be considered for
he custom plant are the Nelson, the
Mar Eagle Gladiator and the Lin
coin. All of them have been ex-
tmincd, and was particularly
pleased with the War Eagle as be-
ng attractive, and with splendid
possibilities.
Mr.. Mccoy was in the Bradshaw
icld on special mission, as the
representative of J. S. Connolly, the
Springfield, Illinois, banker, to car
~ out line of observation OF the
various mines. for the purpose of
lsccrtaining the ACCESSIBILITY OF Civ.
ing the district relief with a GUS
tom plant. He has concluded his
expert duties and leaves for Chica-
90 today to submit his final report,
which it is believed will be a favor
able one.
In connection with this matter so
vital to the future OF the above re-
sion. it was learned yesterday from
an interested mining man near
Crown King, that the plant will be
installed at once. The donating of
4 site is the preliminary move to-
ward this end. and which will be at
A point convenient to the track Of
the Nelson railway. as we'll will an
outlet be afforded other mines near
by, that are ready to enter the pro-
iucing class.
The informant further stated an
FRA of prosperity is at last dawn
ng for that belt OF the Bradshaws
on the northern slope, and
he entire region will be materially
assisted with custom market that
will relieve the many mines OF
leavy burden in marketing their
product.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-18
COUNTY
STOCK DRAW
PRIZES
HOGS AND SHEEP EXHIB-
TIED AT STATE FAIR
BY AUBREY COMPANY
GET SILVER CUP
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

A silver cup which will be high
ly priced and which goes toward
further boosting Yavapai county as
a stock raising section was awarded
the Aubrey Investment Company at
the state fair by the Arizona Pure
Bred Livestock Association, which
had the department of livestock in
charge. The prize came as a GER
LITIGATION that this company had the
best animals in the state in the
sheep and hog departments. In adj
dition to this cup the company drew
down eight frsts and nine seconds
on ramboulette sheep, also the
championship award for the best
ram and best eve.
The exhibit of the Aubrey Com
pany was taken from the company
stock ranch near Nelson, where are
some of the finest pure bred ami
mails that have ever been raised in
the state Mr.. A. A. Johns, who
spent a number of days at the fair,
says that the rain interfered greatly
with the enterprise this year, but de-
clares the stock exhibit was fine.
He was particularly well pleased
with the racing horses that were
shown on the track, declaring that
never before had there been such
fine array of fast horses at the Arr
IONA fair.
Fraser Also Home.
Malcolm Fraser, secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce, returned
from the fair particularly well pleas
ed because the Yavapai county agri-
cultural exhibit carried off first hon
ors. He thinks the fair was good
this year, taken all through. No
such program was ever attempted
before this year, he declares, and
only for this rain the first two days
the attendance would have been all
that. the fair management had con-
templated -: .-
T. G. Norris, another observing
Prescottonian who was at the fair is
particularly emphatic in his praise.
He said that Thursdays attendance
was the largest of any one day in
the history of the fair, and that the
program had never before even
been approached.
Doc Pardee, Lone Jordan, and his
other accompanying cowboys who
participated in the wild west sports
also returned yesterday with many
others. The wild horses which
were taken from Prescott have been
shipped home and will arrive today
some time.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-18

II their plety, the various bellgerents proceed the
the Lord helps only those who help themselves
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-18

The wolves in the forests of GCia giving the troops
much trouble those that have begun scratching the doors
of humble peasants several countries involved the
The Pennsy think they much about
the affairs OF their outsiders do
There scrap paper bearing any foreign sigma
recognizing the Monroe doctrine but Uncle Sam has hereto
fore been able to force respect for it
The Democrats Progressives combined Utah Yer
for the purpose humiating the Republicans But they
mentioning
The Democrats welcome claim credit for the Panama
Canal landslide. but the Republicans claim the this
try week ago Tuesday.
The Arkansas mine rioters equal those OF Colorado
respect except that their press agent active
With all their piet the various bgeents proceed the
theory that the Lord helps only help themselves
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-18
NEUTRALITY WARNING.

Britain warned Colombia and Ecuador
that they observe neutrality While specific in
OF the representations, it
said that German have been cong from islands eff the
Ecuador stations have been giving in
formation regarding the whereabouts OF
British Pacific fleet.
In fact is is ntmated information gained by wireless
the Germans concentrated against three British
vessels and overwhelmed them with fire The allies have perhaps
times the number of ships the Pacific fleet that the Germans
have vet the latter victors the first real naval engage
in those
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-18

The Arkansas mine rioters to equal those OF
every respect except that their press agent not
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-18

showed better eamanshp than the British and had effect
guns better placed for stormy The battle fought
that made gunny difficult and the Germans made their
fire effective by outmaneuvering the British
This due skill in training and by the Of
the wireless in where the Germans have cables
coang bases where their bockaded
and have been captured either by the British the aps
The Germans have been nation only for generation,
but they have made good their Here again proof of
what German intelligence and thoroughness do
industry well science philosophy
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-18

The Pennsyvania1s to think they know mi
the affairs OF their outsiders do.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-18
NEW TRIAL REFUSED.

ATLANTA. Nov. 14-The state
supreme court today refused a new
trial to Leo NJ Frank, convicted on
a charge OF numbering Mary Pragan,
a factory girl
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-18

PHOENIX, Nov. 1+-Gov. Hunt
has issued a proclamation quaran-
timing Arizona against incoming cat
tic until the present epidemic OF
foot and mouth disease is controlled.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-18
WILSON, THAT'S ALL

The election results marked the end of the sranges deuso
appearing American politics minority president by
than million who without public mandate, forced into
legislation partly through profuson of rhetoric and part
through despo of power had be ieazed by the
claque superman His nerrancy persiseny claimed
though proved The baked
ing chorus chorus Monkeys Mexico leading
the unprecedented act OF invading friendly country; industrial
prosraton growing OF things done and other things threat
ened the imposition of heavy called tax time OF
replace depleted through free trade tariff
schedules and gross extravaganza expendures-a of these
things have been exoled gifts of craftsmanship grateful
appreciation of which the people certain rally the
statesman, Wilson.
We have times wondered whether the caquers really
decevng themselves. But have wondered they
deceving the people We sure times
people being deceived The smashing Republican
tories all the North from show the
atve effect of of diplomatic financial
mistakes upon the public mind The people
clearly than the leaders either party for this being
perhaps that they have had to feel keny the effects
OF mistaken policies. In great smashing blow they have
pressed their opinion Mexico Panama tariff reducing
for the purpose OF increasing imports the point OF
imposition OF direct supply deficiencies caused by free
trade schedules violations of the civil service law and on
eravagances approved by the president
OF retaining his despoic control OF Congress-
The result is distinct reputation OF Mr. Wilson and his
policies For the issue has been put before the people by the
party power has been purely OF Wilson, that's all
The country has been told take him him. Whatever
be the final complexion of the houses is clear that
Mr.. Wilson left This saying however, that he
the only left Hardly CONSPICUOUS his desertion
that OF the leaders, OF his party who placed him where he is
the great Republican gain reputation of whose leader
ship made possible the coming OF Wilson and the evils which came
with him. We shall deibeatve form OF govern
i'll this country.
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SOd,bsr,ia.s slu.rbiet.m.

Geteftiptef 2ope reidte 'geitern
sliireo g9infler Die Sano. fernerhln
Elm ebriomes 9eben iiibren 5u for.
nen. gsintler, pclder WitsIieS Der
Seilearmec. lit, ioG cine iebr iGlette
9ersansenbeit binter iid baben uno
lpl,rSe fiir5Iid, unter Dem Wer0adlt
6cs einbrudsbiebitabls perbaftet.
Cine alnfIage Iieb ii6 aegen ben
Diann llitt erbeberb irlo itellien Die
Ypitalieoer Der Seilsarmee oem 8int.
Ier ein iebr guies 3eugnib aus. ipel.
dies beiaate. baB @intler alien Grn'
ties benliibi 1T, ari ebrlife gabneH
Al tranocln. @infler bate aui per.
ihieoenen Serridaitsplasen in Der
lmaeblng aearbeitet, rno LIBERAL
ipurSe BEN Wlann oas bette 3eugnib
aisaciteIlt. Ieteftipdef 9ope ertllr.
te Der 2este Su iein, ipeIder eineii
alenIden OBJ ieiner 8ersangenbeit
rerSanlint unb CAB ibm in ieinem eis.
nen Sauie fir einise 8eit srbeit.
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Yanoiten.

Im 26. Wai mar Der 80. 5obestas
pon Charles Sealsfislb, befsr Rulm
Inn Die Wlitte oes bortsen Subrbunb:rt
Der slorios bsitirnte 6immel S.s Reo.
lismus psrtiinbsn baIf. aeiOeni6afts
li6 baben uniere 9rObbdisr unp 8otsr
bic Bidder Dss bsutffen glmsrit1ners
qeIeIen. Der, elm propbstiIher 8eiit,
ibnen bic nsue Wslt auftbat nls cine,
m0slihen a3uflu6t aus Druid uro
'@rae". Die Climber isiner 8orIieDe
paren Serds unb Werito. Sealsiielh
Bat, Elm granoioier Shiloersr, cine
plaitit in Der NaturmuIsrei gu errs:s
den getpubt, neben Der bic Sumbolsi.
fden Rsife6ilosr osrblafsn mubten.
lInb er bat einen biitoriIfrn Sinn IN
Der GrfdNune unb geurtbeiluns Fosifs
fer unb pOlitifber 3uitdnbt betunbet
pie tein anberer borber uno notber.
Seine 3sitssnoHer babsn ibn anses
itaunt, obne ibn rsht besriffen Su ba'
ben. gr bat felber bon iid s.iagI:
.Mein Sslb III ons aan5t Bolt; lem
rosiales, i,in 0fisntlihes, isin pripcts
leben. feline mdtsrisllsn, pOIitii6en, re-
Iisi5fen gesiebungen treten an Die
GtelIe ser 4bsntsusr, feline @erganasn.
bsit, feline 3utuHft rpsroen als hiitos
Ride 9spdnoer bsnuBt, aiebssi3enen
ltnb Ibenteuer nur gelesentli6 ais
Solis I'm all bslsbsn, bsrporsuteb.it.
angepanbt. Gs 1T in bisiem Romans
genre benz Der @srfafer bic gensT'
nuns 6ss nattonulen ober b6bsren
8olisromans gsben gu iolIen glaii6t,
bem Roman bic breitdte untsrIaae acs
aeben, ourh bic berfelben 5undhit Der
Gsfdihts iia anaureiben, cine iDiftige
SettsnqusrTe berfelbsn gu perben BE-.
rufen feiu Darfte.1
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ais Mtttel aegen bic glrbetts'
lciiateit pirp ous aongrsbz z8pmmtttce
sur gsTerunu Der gr6eiterOerbGltniIie
nis grrihtunQ BON nationaIsn Grs
ssRa6peiiunQs zgureouI empfs5'
len. Die 9lniiht pirb pertreten. bag,
pabreno in man6en 56eilen Oe5 Can
beg Qrbeitsmanael feitebt. in ben
dnperen Sbeilen grbeitstrGfte geluht
rerbsu uHo burh cine nuttoHuIe Gtns
re1tunq Der 9lusqlcit 6eraeiteat pera
ben t0nute. Wenn mir audi oem Dor
Fchladc nicht prinaipisq entqeasnite6er,
70 perIpre6en mir uns ouOOn bot TEL
ncn @1folg. 1ie 10 nett berbreilete
amsritanii6e preIIe bietet elm aesigs
netcs W1ittcl, nm bag srItre6te 2ieI al
crreihen uno es III ia uuh sur @eni1e
tetnnnt. boP cer uslpiinI6te QlusQIeia
ieBt i6on in oieier Wetie erfol9t
GbenIo unqIGubi0 iicfsn mir Der In'
iicht oeqenu6er, oaf hurh bic gurearr
Der 2unbpirtbihait. Ole beitdnotG ii6cr
glrbeitermanoel flat. bic n0thiae Dill.
c-pisien psrocn f0nntc un0 bamit
aud ben feierneen lrbeitern. Dir
Isien. oaB in Stlabomd 10000 Grrt,s
orbsitcr oeiutt perben. Gs piro
oSsOem cinIsuftn,t rae es unm0sli6
fnGre ous ben 0itli6sn StGoten ben
gebarf 3u oeten. Die Soften Der Dim
unO EiitFahrt pirDen ben Qr0bten
Gbeil Res 2obnes oeri6lingen. Ges
8citeren aebOrt aur SFeIourbett eins
beionbere QnpaITun1 fpel6e Die itGO.
tiIfen Grbeitcr rift teiiten. gDns
bic g(r6citsloitatcit in Oieiem 2onoc
heroorruft. iii Der llmitanb, oaR Der
omeritdniifs NelbbaM feline Grbcitst
fuuernh 6eI6Gftiat. DaDurh pero.n
hie Stdpte ii6erp0ttsrii uno bag Iidde
2uno entp0Itsrt. Die 9lbhilie tnnn
MIR oorin beitefen. baB man lie ieiera>
ncn 9(rteiter auf Dem 2onpe baucrHo
icfhaft ma6t unb Gag tann nur aes
'dcben. inoem man linen Die n6tbile
llnterftiibnna 3ur @rtrer6und eigeren
8Obsnbeiisss acpdbrt. SSn Der na6.
ftcu llmaebunQ Don Rep g)prf 'uno
GbiraQp up naturasmdB Die qr0bts
Nrtcitsluiiateit berrift, ndrs Die
W2Dolihfeit asar6sn, pislen 3duienbeH
ron 9lrbeitern einen Qebenscrpcrb i'm
@arten6an au perf6affen. 9as gro5s
lem ber geihdftiaun9sloiiaieit labt
iif nift ourd 9ureaur IOien ionberH
MIR hurh oriinblibe fo5ia!s0tonoaIi'
iae 9lrbeit.
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1ie n,bitiihen @inse.
golisei beidlagnaGmte peridisoene
9,apiere bes Yanf.S SdJluinolers
NeQs.

Iie Ictcftipes Bilug lno Subn,
tpeIdp nit 6er geriolglng Der Spii'
rem bes gaitfidnpinolers Wells be-
trout iinS, bielten cine Sausinhuns
III ben pon benz SdauinoIer berpobh'
ten Naumen ob. II. beidlagnabmtell
GircuIare, ipeId,e geJug oili bic Gil
ten eigenidaiten Der pmpltiiben
9iinae" baben, uno anbere gapierc,
Gle Der SfipinbIer 'binterlaiien bate.
Sb Die SfnuinbIer Cincinnati per
9lutomobil, ooer in Der Giienbabn
perlniien baben fonnie nitIt ieitge'
iieIlt iperoen, bod miro angenommelL
onb iie ibr sluiomobil Dor ibrer6ludt
perfauit baben imo bic gubn
tenustcn. Die Yoli3ei III Der
9lnnnbme, bab bic Sdpuinoler
uieIe abcralaubiide 9erionen oirdl
ole iogenanntn ympiiiihen Ringe"
beifluinoelt babcn. Genn nah ocnl
Eroipcct ioIlen oieie siinge Slid
brmaen mo Die 3ufuHft entbiiaen.
Iic Ringe maren nngcblib bon inoi.
jd)en grnbmanen aeipeibt. Bells
mar in oeu Senriettn ,Slats inter Dem
Ramen 5ranf 9. aenncop betannt.
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am aolebO
8eOeuft Siirsermsiiter Spissel Die
sraheubabnirase 81 ituoiersn.

giirssrm.iIt.r Spi.s.I, Der, ipie be-
reits beridtet. bsuts nd9 5olsoo reis
len ipirb, um Der Sisuns Der Grobs
loae oes g'nai g'riib Srbens bsi5u'
tpobnen, pirb in 5olsbo aud bic
Strab.nbabnfrass einsebenb ituoirsn.
um bort bic n5tbise Snformation fiir
bic Stabt gu iammsln, bic bann be-
nubt perb.n lam, fpenn i'm SABRE
1916 unttr ben gsitimmungsn oss
sJreibriefs Der bi.iisen Strdbsnbabns
ssIsaidaft Elm. Repiiion Der 5abrrateH
porssnommen iperb.n ipirb.
en 5olsbo ssbsnit Der yiirgsrmsI'
iier ii6 in sriter ainis bariibsr Su osrs
setpiiitrn, OBJ Der 5abrprsis bon prsi
Gents cine propoiition III. oi. au1
Der Strab.nbabn Geisai6aft pole
Gsrsdtisieit ipibsrfabren ldbt.
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!Sod,idJul arfnabmepriiinnsen

SduIiupsrintenb.nt Gonoon mad!e
esItern tpiepsr oarauf auimsrtium. bab
er tiir3lia nit Der 3uiiimmung bes
So6i6uIratbs cine priiiuussbeborSe
ernonnt babe. Dor ipslter 20alinae, bic
nidt grdbuanben beg adten Grapes
elmer tieiiaen glemsniarfhule iino
unb bennod in bic Sohidule dufssa
nommsn su lperbsn ipiini4en, eins
qriiiuna ab,uIegen haten.
Derartise priiiunasn iperbsn am
IS. uuo 16. Suni iotuie am 3. uno d.
Gepismbsr in Der Woobparo 5oh'
id,ulc aboebalten unb sipar DON HsiIrt
llbr Woraens bis 9isrtsl mad slpolf
llbr Mittoas unb Don Elm Bis baIb orsi
uhr Rd6mittdgs.
Die Qriifuns ipirb bic folaenb.u
syd6er umIaTen: 2lriibmeiil. elem.ns
tar. alacbra. 9si6ihie Der 9srsinis'
ten Giaaten, ensliite Sprafe, eiHS
s6lisslit @rammatit unb asisn, Geof
ctapbi. uno auf Wuni6 aud bic Seut'
ihe Gprade.
@nmelOmasn tonnsn iebt ober am
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