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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-09-18
Woman Finally Receivers
From Nervous Breakdown

Impoverished nerves destroy raany
people before their time. O(ten be-
fore a sufferer realizes what the
trouble is, he is on the verge Of .
complete nervous breakdown. II
is of the utmost importance TO keep
your nervous system in good con-
dition, as the nerves are the source
of all bodily power. Mrs. Rosa
Bonner, S2s N. 18th ST.. Birming-
ham, Ala, says:
II have been suffering with nerv-
Gus prostration for nine or ten
years. Have tried many of the best
doctors in Birmingham, but they all
failed to reach my case. / would
feel as if I was smothering; finally
I went into commissions. My little
girl saw
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-09-18
COLFAX, IOWA.

NJ Mrs. II. G. Davis from Galesburg,
Ill, who has been stopping at the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21

Zachary Taylor, with = force q
ono men, Invaded. on htarca
SAC. the territory between
T3ueces and the Rio Grande rtyet
II hich were the. Disputed Anlsrlcs
Afexiean boundary lines The
cans immed lat ely took the q et eIsiA
and General Ampndia met ayloF
army April %. May - lonerass
declared war.
IN February, 1S47, General Wi9-
field Scott veteran OF the
1912. succeeded Taylor at the net. 8
OF. the army in Mexico. Marcn
1S47. he landed force Of
men at Vera Cruz. Twenty ~
later the city slrre ndered- The pa
ties of Gerro Gordo, Puehl an
Contreas and other engagena s. IS q
tlie COMMUNICATIVE CHIEF oE
United States forces to Mexico 'S
ana. with less than 5000 men
entered the national palace Septe
Der IA The fall Of Chapult
ended the Mexican war.
That war took from Mexico 81
gave to the United States the state
81 California, Nevada, Utah. Ar.sonA
ana parts Of New Mexico and colo
RADIO. It also settled forever ms
annexing of Texas TO the union
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21

dispute over the Texan boundary
line. plunged the United States and
mexico into the two years war p
1919.
The wal, cost the United States IN
lives 2. 7OS men, inciudi1ig 3Ss OF
hcers: in money. 5000 s0QO.
IT cost Mexico z 900 men k'llea
and wounded, and 3 .7S0 prisoners OF
The United States sent 21l6o9
regulars and 2&sO27 volunteers into
the valley OF Mexico,
CONGRESS declared war May ",
1876 The Mexican forces evacuated
the city Of Mexico September I4s
.1S47. r,a,.,,
The treaty OF peace, signed Fepr1u-
ary2. 1S4S. was proclaimed = nay z
1875. The treaty fixed the RIO
Grande river as the internal ionai
boundary line between Mexico an1
the United States ...o.,
The relations between the Unls sS.l
States and Mexico, strained py sne
american recognition Of Texan m
.denendence IN. 1897 and tureneE
strained by the annexation OF Ie1as
NV the United States in 1916. came
"a the breaking point when GenetS1i
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
PNEUMONIA
Causes Death Of PasquaI Des-
tito, a Well Known Local
Italian Workman.

Funeral services over the body OF
Pasquale Destito, aged So years, well
known local Italian, who died late
Monday afternoon in a local hospital
after an illness of pneumonia will be
held at o'clock Wednesday morning
in the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception and the burial will be in the
Holy Cross cemetery.
The deceased man leaves wife and
a daughter who reside in the old
country. patsy" as he was known
by all, had been employed by the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad for fourteen
years and had a large number OF
friends in the city who mourn his
death.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
JAILED
lis Lucy Harmon in Default Of
500 Peace Bond Stella
Shook Furnishes Bond.

stella shook furnished bond in
the amount OF 500 for her good be-
havior for the next six months: AMI
Lucy Harmon was sent to Jail in
defauIt of furnishing like bond by
Justice William p. Starcher on q
charge of being persons not of good
fame at al hearing held Monday
evening.
The women, were arrested Satur-
day night and were tried on a war
rant sworn out by CHIEF OF Police
them. The chief states that this 1s
an example OF what will happen TO
many other OF these undesirable
women If they do not leave the city
rs they have already been ordered to
10: many Of them have obeyed the
orders, ISSUED by the mayor and
ntiaf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
REFUND WORK
Connected with Two Cent Fare
Rate is Being Wound Up
BY Commission.
nx AaseerArgn eREss,

CHARLESTON, April 2I-Having
considered $4,000 claims and PAID
out $35O,Oo0 railroad fare paid 70
the chesapeake and Ohio railroad in
West Virginia above the legal rate
while the suit to test the constitu-
;tionality of the two cent fare Law
was in the court, the commission ap-
pointed to redeem the excess fare
coupons has comm enced to wind UP
it's business. Many clerks were to-
day notified that their work was
done. 1t is expected the commission
will bring its total payments TO
100000 before tne remaining
claims are acted upon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
EAGLES meet.
And Initiate a Class of candi-
dates after Looking after
Routine Matters.

with a. good attendance Of mem
t1ers and most of the oflcers at their
stations. Clarksburg Aerfe of Frater-
nal Order Of Eagles. held q regular
meeting In the Reed hall on West
Pike street last evening. Much rou-
tine business was transacted and
candidates were initiated. It is be-
ing planned to have big social ses-
sion the LAST meeting in May, when
number of candidates will be taken
into mem bership.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
WANTS. HALL
TO Serve as Resident Consult.
ing Engineer in the City
of Parkersburg.
.wAsF9r9GToN. B. G.. April 2

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 3D.
Upon request OF the board q
commerce at Parkersburg, w. Wee
Representative 7Soss has requested
General Kingman. OF the engineering
department, to consent to have Cap.
tain w. M. Hall. resident engineer
AT Parkersburg, serve as consultihg
engineer while bridge, which tae
hoard OF commerce Of that city e
Trom citing, is in course Of cons
t1on. No answer as yet has been
Given to the request, but Ge9ela.
Kingman expressed the nops eas,ns5
anne to comply as an accom- mod alton
Ia the business men Of Parlrersp
we NOW boil our own Hams; buy
= nouIld ana note the Inference.
Candy Provision Co,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
ACQUITTED
Are Three Men of Breaking into a
House Two Weeks Ago.

Charles H. Ellison, a white man
and preston Martin and Frank Q.
campbell, negroes, all Of Wilsonfburg.
were acquitted when tried Monday
night in justice T. G. Nicewarner's
court on charge of breaking into
Mrs. Margaret Toutt's home there
two weeks ago and stealing goods
therefro1n. The alleged burglary
occurred while Mrs. Trout and her
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
PROTECT THE HEART
FROM RHEUMATISM
RHEIJNfA Puriaes the Blood an'
throws on Complicating Diseases.

weakening Of the blood tissues by
continual attacks of RHEUMATISM al ar
fsscts tl1s heart and produces compli-
c.tions which result fatally. RHEU-
MA puts the blood in condition to
11ard OF other diseases and eradl-
Fates rheumatic conditions from the
1.shoIe system. Recommended for al
Forms OF Rheumatism. so cents AZ
wells & Hapmaker Co. This letter
Iii, I1- conyince you of its great value:
I'd .sT Svas 40 crippled with Sciatic
1shennnatism / could not walk. Doc
tors could do nothing for me. After
s.1rin q three bottles OF RHEUMA, the
5 -1.s m atism had entirely left me.
CIV Torley. 1873 Summit Ave, st
Paul. MINI. Advertisement
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
West VIR GINA TO S end
ABOUT 8 600 SOL DIE s
Event Made for Quarter of Million Volunteers
to Take Part in the Mexican Campaign, Ac-
cordinq to the War Department

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. April 21.-
The War Department has worked out
plans for a call for volunteers in case
Invasion OF Mexico becomes neces-
sary.
1t is understood at the War De-
partment that the first call viii be
for Is o 900 men. This will include
the military reserves.
Authorization for the call is neces-
sary from Congress, under an act to
provide for temporarily Increasing
the military establishment OF the
United states in time of war
The volunteers would be appor-
toned. as far as practicable, among
the states and territories and the Dis
trict Of Columbia according to pop
uIation and would enlist to serve for
two years, unless sooner discharged.
Each states share of the volun-
teer army OF $50. 900 viii be as fol-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21

husband were prisoners in the coun
ty Jail awaiting trials before a mag
istrate on charge OIL disorderl1
conduct.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-one nicely furnished room
for one or two gentlemens in new.
house Use OF both phones. Apply
at 437 Hornor avenue.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
mnnrern GO cod.

DO yea know that Of all the minor an ;
! n i. 10 fhe colds thenss Ives that you need
- ~. But the serious diseases that they Sc
-etSsr' Issd 10. For that reason every colo
sbSald IS Rotten rid Of with the least pos,
s;hie lIeInY. To accomplish this you wall
4 ana Char1berlain'g Cough Remedy OF grea'
heIpto you. Il loo8ens Goid, reliSyss ~
+ I,,,,sS ,iSs axpectoration and enables tne
ss,i ~, ~ throw OF the cold. FcS sale b
81 ar Adyertisetnent.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21

China yearly sends $40 900 worth
OF peanuts to the United states.
Three Chinese provinces have p to-
.tal 81 126. sos O13 uncultiv waited acres
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
GATARRH RELIEF
IN FIVE MINUTES
USE HYoNIEI-YoU BREATHE IT.

When your head is
q stuffed up from a cold or
catarrh. and you suffer
with dull headaches, or
are constantly smiling,
coughing. and have that
1isagreeable morning
choking, you need a rem
edy that will give the
quickest, most effective
and lasting relief posi-
something that will go
right to the spot, clear
the head and throat and
end your misery.
surely use Hyomei ~
1t is Just such remedy
S entirely harmless and
pleasant to use. All
druggists sell it.
The antiseptfc oil Of
Hyomei mix with the air
| YOU breathe. so that It's
! health-giving medication
1 Immediately reaches the
| sore and indamed mucous
mem brane-yo feel bet
, g - 1;-Te Ioinutes. 1t is practically
! ~ ..a - to use HyomeI and not
! .lI'' 20, reIiaved but permanently
benefited.
wells & Haymaker co. Sells \
with agreement to refund your mon
az If YOU are not satisfied. ASH
for the complete outflt-S1-O0 size
IT contains inhaler and bottle Q.
EIyomei. AS'eA - 90
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
TRAVELLING men
FURTHER PLANS
For the Big Convention to Be
Held June 10, II and IL
at Wheeling

WHEELING, April 21.-At an in
teresting meeting OF the transporta-
ton committee of the United Com
mercial Travellers held at the once
OF Mayor H. L. Kirk in the city
building, arrangements were fur
thered for the big convention TO be
held here Wednesday, Thursday ana
Friday, June 10, III and liz. me
states of West Virginia. Virginia
Maryland, Kentucky and the District
OF Columbia will be represented On
the convention and several thousand
of the Knights of the Grip viii no
doubt be in attendance.
Trolley Rides.
Arrangements were made with the
West Virginia Traction and Electric
Company through General Manager
A. l.. Dutton for the conveying of all
visitors over their lines during the
time that they are In the city. Books
will be furnished to the commntee
and the committee will in turn, fur-
n.sh them to the members Manager
George o. Maggie, OF the Wheeling
Traction Company, Is out of the
city at present, but upon his return
| the COMMITTEES will also confer with
aim N regard to the matter.
A call was also made upon the
! Baltimore and Ohio railroad FOR the
purpose of making arrangements Tor
4 tTanSp0TCatl0n on IuS SySSSAA-
committee stated that they had Sc
cured the Ancient Order of United
Workmen hall for headquarters
while in the city, and that the Mar
ket auditorium would also be used
MAYOR H. L. kirk is one of the Die
boosters of the affair, he being 9
member of the past grand council
He Is a travelling man and is well &C
uuainted with majority of the boys
on the road. The parade on Friday
morning will be a big feature ano
| the uniforms will be the most elaD-
crate ever usd In the city.
Following is the executive commlt-
teen, wno Will have charge of the al
fair:
Executive Committee.
]. II. Derry, secretary; w G. Gun
T ningham, treasurer; =. D. Lawson
> chairman; H L. Stroebel, assistant
; chairman; ways and means, + II
: Zook: special fund, r, B. Clark; A
M. O.. B.,R. H. Abercromtbie; no
ltels. II. G. steinman; Advertising and
!. souvenirs, H L. Strobel; muse ans
dancing, H. L. Hueulbel; decorating
w. Stephans; entertaining,
w. Picket; programs, 8. r War
! fuel: reception, F. NJ. Dawson; auto
mobiles, A. Becker; transports
, ton. II. L. Kirk; parade, George
Bell: ladies organizations, ]. II AT
nett: information, w. G. Chambers
press, T. ]. Abercrombie; member
I ship, d F. kidd: Fraternal, L. =.
EIalier.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21

q Tor onFs latest motor car show
n the greatest Il has ever had.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
FREE PAINT BOOK

forbsaufifuIy illustrated book, q Homes and HoW
10 Paint Them = ado color card showing IS eoloe
sFacles. Or write direct to Pc CO.,
IneorroEal..l. LOUISVILLE. 3.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-07
epsSiea fur bic yenEemburser GuSette".
Cine 6rage. at Or. Sng.

Sieber Wetter!
Sd ergreiie bic Sober. nm Sir gu
ipiiien 81 tbun, baB id nod friih nno
geiuno bin, mas i6 ai6 bon Dir boffc
uuo bnb eS mir INNER einen Sur be-
%reitet, pern ih benz Or. Sur feline
Suren 81 leien friegc, Die er III Seine
i6Dnc .2uremburger 8a3ette" l9reibt.
Sem SDmpels SrGnSd)en fem Bed
mar tpesen ietner @ebulo ailsge5eids
net. Gber in Der Sombaugeififtc
bat er am ShluB ettpas bergeIlen nno
bds lit: @ic Die Dummen Seitpeln Den
Stein fallen lieben. lit berielbe se@
6aiht an 5rs Stedcr. gS tperocn
balo 90 Sabre, ais ih ben Steir
gum eriten Deal lab, aber es bat mir
nod aeinsr sciast, bag Semano benz
lelben lpieoer 5uiammengefittet bate.
Iber oesne9en feene SeinblGaft nide.
Gen 81. Sur, benz ih nahtrdglid)
gum so. @iesenfeite 9ratuliere, lin
meinen MiI9en 'burppelt er beinabe
sebn Sabre hinter Der 3eit ber) alto
Den Sr. Sur mohte ih bitten, mir gu
ingen, ipelter @rscrnd Der rihtigite
alcr lurem6mrgiiGen lit. bn i'd mid
fir Die alinbe Der ifDnen nnb iiiBeiten
Sprade allerboflt intereiiiere. Sd,
meme hermit Die peridiecenen Guss
briide fir elm uto Sasfel6e, B. J.. tpcnn
Sdnee fdqt.
Zu Wurmeldengen hu mer gesot,
ct schneit; zu Remich SON Sc: ct
schnait; am Half Remich (Bech,
Kleinmacher, Wellenstein etc.
hescht ct: ct schnait; zu Schengen
bis KonZ am Lothringeschen: ct
schneet; zu Ellingen schnet ct; zu
Gonderingen, Alt, Jung a Burglen-
ster hescht ct: ct schnett; un der
Sauer, fu Moersdorf bis Moestroff.
mat Echternach a Befort, do schnicht
ct; a fun Diekirch I'm durch d'Esleck
set Jidderen: ct schneckt. Da sin
der mach fill, de son: ct schit; duor-
fir frozen ech: we hescht ct OPP letze-
burgesch?.
En- bien, Monsieur lie docteur, lie
voulez-vouS eXpliquer?
DEMANDANT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-07
Scapuuo, Nebr., ben %. Mdrs 4

g%ca,puub, Nebr., ben %. @tGrS IA.
-@ieberlm lit Elm alter Iniiebler,
ein 2urembrrger BON ed,tem Sfrot
urlb &orn. sur 9roBen Irmee able
rlrfen ipprben. GS lit Der bier lpcit
uno brett befanntc 6err Sobann SSriez
Den. Scrielbc itdrb I'M p%erflonenen
21. WdrS, seitdrtt nit Den SrDituns
gen micrer hi. Melieion, auf DER
Sarnn. oierunoeinbalb Ieilen Dltlid,
bon Sellipooo, I'M io9en. Suremburser
Excitement. ipo er Die lebten neun5ebn
Sabre bel ieiner iiingltcn So6ter unb
Icincm ShlpieserIobne s. W. Semutb
i'm Hllbcltaubc perbradte. Der Ser
Itorbene lpar geburen am %. Sanllar
1884 81 8oltingen, &anton 8renen>
NADER, 0rpB6er5ogtbum &urembrre.
I'm Sabre 1865 panocrte or nad) ben
Scr. Stanten aus uno 6lpdr brett
nod 8iscpniin su &erfpanoten nno
arbeitetc tort allf Der Sarm. SIN
Sabre 1866 iiebeltc CT nad) Soma.
nnbc CASCADE. iibcr; Damn perbeiras
tbetc CT lid, nit Nnna Sdmit. pieielbe
ipor ebcnfaas eebiirtig aus @oitingcn.
Sci ScmplebiQ mndtcu SciOe Damn
ibr 6cim. Sn 1874 perlicbeu lie
Soma nm 5ogcn nuf Nebrnsfn unb
Iiebelten lid I'M iosen. Ylatt Bailey
an, un9efdbr iieben Weilcn norblif
Don Sapib GitD. Surge Seit barauf
fdIftcn iic iif 100 Idcr 9anS, mos
bon bas meiite nod Yrairic mar, fir
800 Den Ider. Die Satin bcs Sers
ltor6cncn ltarb bcreits in 1907. Ser
4eritprbene mar @atcr bot abt &ins
bern, brei Sbbnen unb flint Sohtern.
bon bcncn nllr nod 6luei on ieinem
8rabe trallern, ndmlid: Srau Gliiaz
beth Mebinger uno Srnu !. w. De-
mlltb; brci bon DEN Ginoern itarben
in Soma nm orci ruben bier nuf benz
ct. Wariens Sricbboie. Ser Der
Itorbenc trGnfclte fabt Die lesten 25
Sabre unb pliroe bon ieiner u~eritor7
belen Satin aui's 9iebepolite ges
pilcat. llnb nnd Der Satin Sph
ipurbc er BON icincr iiin9itcn Sod,ter
Maria ouf bieielbc liebcpolle 8eiie
sepflegt bis 6u ieinem lebtcn Itbems
5u9e. @ir cmpfebleu feline Scelc benz
hi. IeBo2fcr mn irommen @ebcten.
@pgc CT ruben in S%rieecn!--S. w. ,.
- Chicago. 81. Sm Sauie hires
Sdpicseriobnes Nic. Gpen lit am "a.
@0rs 6rmu Setter Sones. seb. @ars
9nretbd Shlmafer, "A Sabre alt. ges
ltorbcn. Sic lpar IN Gldcn, Surcm@
burg. 9cbprcn. 3uerir lcbtc JIG in
Yprt Wnibinstou. SiS. &or 6ebn
Sobrcu ltnrb ibr @attc. Sic binters
ldBt pic ipigenbeu Spbuc. umo Sohs
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Globiip III eagle, @iS.. Mid)ucl 5u
Milpulfcc, Srou 81. Ipplcton 81
Seaper Snm mo Sruu Sic, Gpcu 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-07

Gbicaao; ferner 5lpci S6ipeitern:
,Srau iSrul5 Heiffer 81 Soolp @roB.
8is., unb Srnu 8uioingcr 5i Chi
cago. 81. Sas ieierlite' 8~cgrdbnib
fanp 3u 0olp GroB iratt. gRoge Die
%eritprbenc ruben III Sricocnl
aeStars, Spma.-9abicr lam am
Sreitag Die Seerbigung ocS peritorbe@
men Yeter Gotbem inter GROCER DC
tbeiligirnq itdtt. or ltdrb an 81.
Rdr5 I'M Nltcr bon IS Sabreu. SIN
8roBber3o9tbum Surcmburg 8ebpren.
fam CT inn sitter bon II Snbrcu nod
Den Der. Stodten I1b 5par had ct.
Sonatlls. Sa. Sprt bcirdthetc CT ads
tborina Shreiner unb iieoeltr bnnn
nod SeMars iiber. Dor 8ebu Sab
rerl 5oe CT iid bon Ger Sorm naf) Sc@
Nar5 in Sen HlbeitdnD 5uriid. Us
iiberlebcn DER 8eritprbencn ieine tiet7
trouernbc Satin llno Die folgcnoeu
ainoer: ,Srdu Srnnf Saber, Hemlen;
Srau @eorge Scott, Germillion, 9.
Sat; Sohn unb Srant 9iotbcin itno
Srau 8. W. @enrp bon Srunsipid,
Nebr.; Srau 8. y. SdIomer, Wans
tato. Winn.. uno Sran s. y. Sinder,
9eWtars, ga. 0iDge er ruben III
Sriebeul
Bort Waibingtun, Wis.-Im %.
Yidr5 lit Srau Setter Sturm, 9eb.
Iaria Surit, inn Sitter bon 90 Sdbren
seitorben. Sic mar 81 Sort Baib>
ington geboren unb ihcnfte ibrem
@atten 10 ainber. bon benen II lie
nit Dem 0otten iiberleben. Gs iino:
Sruu Sic. air16 nnb Srau g. @epfer
bier. Ibolf nnb Otto 81 @eit 8enb,
George. Natb. unb 8il6elm bier.
Srau q. Seppiifs Iilfpaufce nnb
2eonu, @nilie. Iler uilo Seq 8n SdlIe.
Serner iiberlebcn tic Die @eidlpiiter:
Srnu Sic. Tanln> a%neqspiue, Stlpez
tier ~. amicasSt 2puis, I%arianna
Siirit> Iilparfee, Srau 8enwuf.
Sobn nnb Carl 5u Iilipaufee. MDge
Bic Geritorbene ruben in Sriebenl
Cascade, Soua.-Nic. 9artbel iinb
Sn. Sdmitt babeu nit Dem Sainpfer
oYnterlano" cine 9eiudsrciic nod
ibren 3eimatbsorten Erettingcn uno
2intsen an9etreten.
3~perspiIe, Spma.--Sr. Sic. Cid
lit pieber Suriid. CT peilte mebrcre
Wonate bel ieincm Schiuieeeriobn unb
Ieiner Sd,piegertotter, Srn. uno
Srau DC. {. Slein su Gorte3. Colo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-07

Sic .9uremburger 3eituna" madtc
iif Die Grfldrune Der traurisen Sbnts
Iafe beaucm uno iGiebt. mir nifts
Dir ni6ts. Die SHulo arf Den nilbez
liebten 1farrer, Dem ipobl Gin .hriits
fatboliiher Wann" (iicl) auf feline
@eiic lciuen @rou babe befunbcn
lpollen. Neine ltnpopnlaritGt Iou alio
bic tiefe llriafc bicier Stnnbtbat
lcinl SD babe ~ bis IS Sabre in
Cid a. B. Ils.. ais Sifar uno feds
Sabre in Soepinsen a.. D. Ittert oils
Sfarrer 9cfpirft, unb lam nod beutc
nit Gbren an beiben Srten crldeinen.
Srei5ebn bis picrSebn Sabre bin id)
bereit5 .SeeIIorser in Sonsoorf, unb
ib CLAUDE Die Ihtun9 aller ebrIihcn
Gbriiten 81 beiisen. Nlir in bcn allers
lcbten 3eitcn peripiirc ih bon Sciteu
geipiiier 9eute cine lpltemutiide Sppps
iition. Die Dor barbariifen @ittcln
niht 5urilditredt.
&oriseS Sabr. nadocm id, -Srn
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