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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-07-02
WOOdmeR Of The World
Will Meet at Eastman
Mammoth meeting will be held on JpIy q,


THE South Georgia Log Rolling
Association will hold mammoth
meeting at Eastman, Ga, Wednes-
day, July %, 1914, to which every
Woodman, his family and friends
are cordially invited. The Camp
at Eastman is maksng unusual pre-
parations to entertain the largest
gathering of Woodmen ever held in
the state. There will be a parade,
speaking by several eloquent orators
barbecue, dinner, music, cts, and
at night a large class is to be intro
dused into the Fraternity. The o.
ficers Of the Association are making
strenuous efforts to overwhelm the
city.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-07-02
SmithvilIe. Ca Chatter Amended.

No. 227. Georgia Laws 1901.
Section / Be it enacted BY the
Senate and House Of Representa-
tives o, the state OF Georgia IN
General Assembly met, and it Z
hereby enacted by the authority Of
the same. That the corporate limits
Of the City Of Smithville, in the
county Of Lee. shall extend and en-
brace radius Of one mile, EXCEPT
Of east side, thence only to the Run
Of Muckaloochee creek, making she
passenger depot Of the Central q
Georgia the center
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-07-02

ten notice shall be given By the
Clerk to all who have madeunsatis-
factory returns, to appear ut a day
set by such Mayor and Council, and
show cause why said properlyshou-
Id not be SO appraised.
Sec. II. BE it further enacted
that all laws in conflict with Act
are hereby repealed.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-07-02
Mr.. LunsfOrd Announces.

The Journal publishes in
this weeks issue the announ-
cement from Mr.. w. H. Lun-
sford, of Smithville, who has
declared his candidacy as Lee
county's Representative, sub
jet to the Democratic prim-
airy in August. He is a we'll
known and useful citizen of
Lee county. He declares, if
elected, that he will serve the
county faithfully. Read his
announcement elsewhere in
this ISSUE
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-07-02

have more friends here than Judge
Harris, and lis many friends mace
it a point to see him while he was
here and pledge him their supp IT.
On account Of the fact that he
had engagements to visit Smithyille
Ameficus, Monteznma and other
places last Saturday. Judge Harris.
paid d brief visit here and then left
by automobile for smithville. His
friends feel sure that he Will carry
Lee County in the primary
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-07-02
Trained For The Job

Efficiency The twentieth century standard by
which the world measures those selected to 90 Dig
things.
The MAN himself being satisfactory, the next
thought is of his training and ability.
Representing great state like Georgia in the United
States Senate is big thing-a fullgroWn mans job
if it is attended to properly.
JOHN M. SLATON is full grown public man.
His ability has never been questioned.
Two decades of training in the service of YOU-the
peOpe-cOmprises apprenticeship which should
SLATON served eight years in the Legislature-in
the ranks
sLATON was then twice chosen Speaker unan-
mousy-and served four years more.
SLATON made great Speaker-the best on record
say those who know-because he had trained for it,
SLATON was then elected to the Senate twice-and
elected President twice-unanimousy both times
and he great President of the Senate-because
he had trained for the job.
SLATON was Acting Governor short time You
remember how well he filled the office, temporarily.
1t because he had been training for sixteen years
SLATON was then elected Governor, practically
unanimously; not only because he was popular, but
because his trained fitness had been proven.
SLATON has carried cut in full his legislae program
in year He succeeded because he knew the job. He
had trained for it seventeen years.
Farmers and doctors not made in day Neither
statesmen They must learn. They must work up.
They must train.
SLATON has learned he has worked up he has
trained. Efficient public service suppIanted ephemera
bombast Results have counted Knowledge of duty
well done has meant more to Slaton than public
applause.
YOU-the peOple-need a trained man for Senator.
We offer you the best trained man in GeOrgia-JOHN
NJ SLATON.
Examine the records.
John M. SlatOn State Campaign Committee
ALFRED C NEWELL Chairman A MORROW. Secretary
~sEND sLAToN TO THE SENATE"
n B.: candidate prospective for
any place for which he had prepared himself BY long
service he not properly in
Hus Maybe that's the he has had serious
opposition.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-07-02

Sawyer, G N Cox, w B Williams,
A G Williams, A B Tyson. W r
McAfee, B l Mckinney, r f salter
Nv "A Cowart.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-07-02

signers are as follows:
Leesburg, Ca, June 80, IA.
To the Hon. ]. R. Smith,
Atlanta, Ga.
Dear Sir: We. the unders; gned,
citizens and voters Of Lee county
hereby nominate and urge you to.
enter the race for United States
Senator, for the unexpired term Of
the late Senator A. o. Bacon.
We pledge you our support for.
t.is, one Of the highest Offices in the
gift Of our people, recognizing yeur
qualifications and fitness, and bel
ieying that your experience and
touch with the diversified interest
of the State, are such, as will enable
you to serve, impartially, the best
interest Of the entire people.
TIC Tharpe. Joe E Player, J A
Libsey. j w Lyons, J A Rowland
FIX Sessions, L B Dickerson, T H
CLARK, J L Reynolds, ] F Hines, P
c CoxwelI, ] A Forester, J A Black
we'll, NJ Tracy, Lon Powell, H B
johnson. T R Bass, Joe Forester,
DIR Moreland, E 7 Rachels, G G
DeBerry, w n jenkins, J B Fox,
Forester. J w Tracy, DTracy
WV Hooks, S F Scales. J S
Moreland, Fred Moreland, H S
Sanford, Il R Stoyall, S J Yeomgn,
He Kennedy, E F Goodwin, R H
FORESTER. TT Jackson, R R Green
Pr Haynes. A " Goodwin, L R
Massey, II B stoyall, R L Heath,
WI Long. " Powell. S J Powell,
UF King. T R King. T F Ford. D
D Hall. C o Hall. D Forester, O
W statham, W T Reynolds, D 7
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-01-08
Ladies Of Christian Missionary
Society Elect Officers

The Ladies' Aid of the Christian
church met yesterday afternoon at
Mrs. c. J Baldwin's with fourteen
members present, several new mem
bers enrolling. Officers were elected
for the new year as follows:
Presidential w. B. Moon.
Vice President-Mrs. E. G.. Eads.
Secretary-Mrs. w. A. Bearden .
Treasurer-Mrs G.. j Baldwin !.
Lookout Committee Mrs. Wilson,
Mrs. bowman, Misses Marguerite
Adair, Muriel Austin and Katie
Compton.
The new and able pastor, Elder
Lowman, who is doing such splen-
did work in the church was present
and gave an interesting and encour-
aging talk on organization Discus
sion and various plans were laid for
, effective work in the future.
1t was decided to give box So
cial for every member of the church
and as many others who can attend
at Mrs. Walter Wilson'S, corner OF
Missouri avenue and Orange street on
Friday evening, the 10th, from 1880
to $3.50. Any lady, young or old
from any church, is invited to pre-
pare box for this social and any
gentleman is welcome to come and
buy any one of them for Csc. A
good supper is insured at a moderate
price and a pleasant evening for all
who attend Don't forget the date
Friday, the 10th.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-01-08
A LITTLE SHOP TALK

A carload of machinery, being the
first installment of additional equip
ment for the plant of the Evening
Telegram, has reached here, and will
be placed in the basement of the Tel
egram building tomorrow, workmen
rushing the completion of that por-
ton of the building today. This ship
ment includes a Whitlock Premier
press, for the highest grades of half
tone and color printing, being as it's
name indicates the premier" print
ing machine of the world. It's special
purpose is to do highclas book
printing and to take care of the nu-
merous publications issued under con-
tract from this office, this being one
of the largest and most important
features of the kilograms busin ass
The big Whitlock two-revolution
press, which is comparatively new,
having been installed about two
years ago, will be retained and used
exclusively for the circulation Of the
Evening Telegram, being relieved by
the new machine of the work of the
several other papers printed by this
plant, which has made it the busiest
press in Florida. averaging nearly
10000 impressions day.
A large job press of the famous
Chandler {; Price Gordon new Sc
ries, and a power paper cutter, is
also included in the present ship
ment. The addition of all these lew
and splendid machines to the already
up-to-date plant of the Evening Tele-
gram will enable it to handle any
thing that can be printed from type
in the most satisfactory and expedl
tious style.
During the next two weeks or
more the Telegram force will be in
/ the throes of moving the plant into
it's new buildi1p, which is nearing
completion. AS Don as we are set
tied down in the new quarters the
building will be formally opened, a
time being set, of which due notice
will be given, when the public will
be invited to call and inspect the ar
rangements.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-01-08
ALL SAINTS CHURCH
WILL ASK TO BECOME
ORGANIZED PARISH

The congregation of All Saints
church having decided to present an
application to the annual convoca
ton to assemble Jan. 10, IA and Is
at Orlando for organization as rec
o2nized parish and the articles of the
association having now been pre-
pared the Rev. Richard Bolton re-
quests that all baptized persons of
full age" shall be present at morn
ing prayer at II a. m. on Sunday,
Jan. II, or at evening prayer at 1880
p. m. that they may afTiX their sig-
nature thereto. Mr.. II. j. Drane
and lIr. o. NJ Eaton will 80 to Or
lando as lay DELEGATES from lakeland
and in COMPANY With Rev Richard
Bottom win peesaut the petition.
Mrs. Edits Clemnc, and ,1rs a..
j. IraEe snd Mrs O n Eaton and
Mrs. Bolton will rcnr sent the Won
ans 'uEili.v q tha parish rs dele
ataa - the c3mi alton
.rte'ca q citation may he
s. aed tho Cr f' rr.ry.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-01-08
AUDITORIUM

ATTRAC TI0NS COMING
All This Week
c.. w. PARKS SHOW
In 4-act Play and Four Vaudeville
Specialties every night. Prices 10c
zoe, soc.
Next Week, Monday
COBURN'S MINSTRELS
Tuesday
The Great 4-reel Feature
Wednesday,
THE DUSK OF DAWN
Great 5reel Feature on the
Labor Question
Thursday Friday Saturday
DE ARMOND SISTERS STOCK co.
Jan. 20
MUTT AND JEFF
Jan. %
WITHIN THE LAW
Jan. 81
PAID IN FULL
Jan 30
FORREST DEBNEY CARR
The Eminent Basso Cantante.
Feb. q
SMART SET
Feb. G.
SAN CARLO GRAND OPERA CO.
Feb. 1872
CHATAUQUA
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-01-08
officers and Committees
Of Baptist Ladies

Of Baptist Ladies
Aid Society
The following are the new officer
and committees of the Baptist La
dies Aid and Missionary Society:
First Vice President-Mrs. H. c
Stevens.
Second Vice Mrs. Geo
Padrick.
Secretary-Mrs. E. G.. Flanagan
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. A
J. Moore.
Mission Treasurer-M J. re
Way
Aid Treasurer-M Mrs. j. l.. Pad
rick
Press Reporters-Mrs w. D. Ed
wards, Mrs. B. H. Maynard.
Room Committee Mrs, Owen.
(chairman), Mrs. Hursey.
Flower Committee-Mrs. R. l..
Mayes (chairman). Mrs. R. s. Ga
win.
Program Committee-Mrs. w. d.
Edwards (chairman), Mrs. B.. II.
Maynard.
Study Glass Mrs. E. NJ Buck
(leader).
Personal Service Committee-Mrs
b. II Maynard (chairman), Mrs
Stevens, Mrs Hills, Mrs. Melton
Mrs. Padrick, Mrs. LeVay, Mrs. Gre
sap, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Parker, Mrs
Sheppard, Mrs. Straw.
Membership Committee Mrs
Goodyear (chairman), Mrs. Flana
gan, Mrs. Cresap, Mrs. Dickson
Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs, Brown
ing. Mrs. Cason
Reception Mrs. Elan
agan (chairman), Mrs. Angel, Mrs
Maynard, Mrs. LeVay.
Literature Committee Mrs. B. H
Maynard (chairman), Mrs. Clonts
Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs. Cox, Mrs
Mayes, Mrs. Buck.
Social Committee Mrs. Nurse.
(chairman), Mrs. Owens, Mrs. Good
year, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Anderson
rs Melton, Mrs. Bridges Mrs. 0
O. Davis. Mrs. Straw. Mrs Geo
Padrick.
Aid Committee-M Mrs. A. j. Moor
(chairman) Mrs. r. E. Skipper
Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Henley, Mrs
=. &. Davis, Mrs. Stone, Mrs Lane
Mrs Park. Mrs. Flynn, Mrs Allen.
Special Service Mrs. Anderson.
Musc-Mrs. Owens, Mrs. Melton
Visiting Committee Mrs. Georg
Padrick (chairman), Mrs. Straw
iss Sykes, Miss Orrell, Miss Cresap
Miss Rodgclls, Miss Gavin, Miss Elan
agan.
Finance Committee-M Mrs. ]. lie
Way (chairman), Mrs. Dickson, Mrs
Stevens, Mrs. Skipper, Mrs. Moor e
Mrs. Cox, Mrs. OrrCll, Mrs. Mayes
Mrs, F.. G.. Davis, Mrs. Rodgers
Mrs. Parker, Mrs. llurscy, Mrs
Henley.
Telephone Committcc Mrs. Nc
Corquodale (chairman), Mrs. Allen
Mrs Owens, Mrs. Orrcll, Mrs. Ga
vim, Mrs. e c. Davis, Mrs. EIursoy
Nss Clonts.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-01-08

n, Jenkins Jones, prominent
wealthy citizen of West Virginia,
the city for the winter and is
ling at the Kibler. He is de-
ind with 1.aksaand's big new ho-
nd speaks in high terms of it's
cement Mr.. Jones is regu-
Inter visitor to Lakeland and
an orange grove bordering on
Mirror
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-01-08

!
lte q number Of Lakeland people
out to Seward Lake today to
"a the good roads meeting at the
.a.sll school house. Among the
err going out were Mr.. H. j.
N, Mr.. Al. y. Holworthy, Mr..
VArs. VIM. Steitz and DR.. and
Sullivan. This is the annual
ng Of the Lakeland, Barlow and
,rry Good Roard Association,
he election of officers for the
" g year is one of the matters
6 before that body today.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-01-08

v. D. b. Sweat, former editor
,e Florida Christian Advocate
low pastor Of the Methodist
Sh at Manatee, spent few hours
akeland today greeting friends
en- route to Kissimmee, where
snt this afternoon on business.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-01-08

". ]. b. Ley united Mr.. G. E.
IN and Miss Ruth Williams, both
i've Oak. in marriage yesterday
noon at his home. The brides
'r was the only witness. The
Y couple left at once for Sebring,
re they will make their future
Il .Ns' Is nj
f. g9 $500
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-01-08
] Case Of Fire
hone 5000

) ',1's''5s7 3 .'lFs''I4'
i. u. G.. Bates has gone to Biz
ham, Ala, on a short business
He accompanied his daughter,
: Dorothy, to Brenau, where she
tiers college for the spring term.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-01-08

A. Anderson, who won the
in the parade for having the
t collection Of agricultural
cts on his float, has given us
st, which includes corn, stocks
,dder; velvet beans, sugar cane
yrup, sweet and Irish potatoes,
al yam, cassava, turnips,
'ruit, oranges, sour and bitter
oranges, lemon, citron lemons,
kumquats, guaEas, mustard
ad samples of his modern and
t farm implemonts, among the
: being an autonatic disc pIow
led drill, and among the lat or
tongue pillow used thirty wears
grain cradle, rgaging hooks,
hooks, etc..
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-01-08

For RFNT Nicely fnrnishod room
on lower floor, front room, at pos
North Massachusetts ave. 1902
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-01-08

FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms,
all modern conveniences 500 f.
Orange street. 1901
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-04
Dfginfigtn
S6ifosgtri6t!
SeHatsfomitc fir nnswartiar glnse-
legcnbeiten Himmt Sntber.
lambs 9eiOIutiun on.

0ai6ington, 4. ,qlni. Gas
Scnatsfonite fiir ou5u1rtiac glnac.
lcgrnhciten bat NIT s gcgcn 7 Stin.
men iidl fir ben gcidmb Ocs &c.
nators Sutherland ertlart, wonah
ole gnHantafannI.3 3oairale bon ei.
ncm intcrnationalgn Sdicosgeridt
trlcOiat nerOen ioa. sir Ocu ge.
ibluB itinmte aud Senator Sitdl.
cod bon 0moba. Ger 9yr1iioeut
aber 1T cutidieocn oegen Oieie Ge.
ioIttion Oie nunnlebr Dor Den Se.
nat fonlmt.
Senator garbonlau, Gcmotrat,
griii 0en Rraii0euten g8ilion Deqcn
iciucr ganamafnnal.4olitif beitig
an. Gr iagte, OoB, ol5 SEER gBil.
Jon iih fir glufbeblng Ocs 3olles
er Dor Siaumen inum mar
Der Seuat bieB Den 5lottcuetot
gut, melaer 3uei neue Shlnttitifie
imo cine eeiagmtbepiaiguHg BON
14l Mtlioneu Dollars perlaugt.
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Gntietlides gntOmObilHnslid.
3uei Siinslinsc iOfOrt setOtet, Gin
YiaHH iduer berlett.

Blair, g1ebr., 4. Simi. -5rnnt
@aqace, Elm oitlid BON Te Soto
anioiiiger onaciebener 6nrmer, mar
NIT ieinen bei6en Sobnen, Dem 21.
idbriaeu Gperett, uno Dem t6.idbri.
gen Huiiea, ioipie Dem t6 Sabre
alteH glled SibeIine, einem gtob.
6arsiobn nad Der Staot gefabren,
Inn @iHfdilfe 5u MAIDEN.
@aIlace II. .iein Sobn 9liiiea nab.
men oen boroercn cit oes gluto.
mobils elm, ipdbren0 @berett luno
glIed SioeIine auf 6em Eiifiib ia.
ben. 9lls 8oIlace am gabniiber.
gang anIangtc, mar ibm Der Nus.
bid ourd) einen Glf einem Seiten.
aeIeiie itebenOen 6rahbuge beroedt.
Gin iiiOlih fnbrenoer 8aiiaeier5ug
tam angebrnitit, uno nod ebe Stre.
dennrbeiter 8aIoce auf Ole aroBe
@einbr oufmerfinm MAIDEN fonn.
ten, bate Der Bug ben Siitertbeil
oeS glutomobils getroffen. 9ie
8u6t mar 10 geiuaItig, 6nB @berett
9allace iut0 2lIef SibeIine fait
t50 Sub fortseidIeu0ert tpuroen.
gcioe Siinglinge iporen iofort
foot. gs ipnren ibnen ale ano6en
gebrohen. Ser dltere @aaoce un0
fem Sobn Guiiea poren inter oas
gIlttomobiI 5u liegen gefoutmen, mel.
DIES in einen @raben geidleuoert
mar.
sSrait 8aIIoce mar bon Dem emf.
iebIi9en llngliid in 4enntniB ge.
lett tporoen. Die 8erIesten pirr6en
in aller Gle nn6 Smaba bef0r6ert
uno I'M 02etbooiItenboipitoL aufge.
nonlmen. 8oloce bat glusiiHt auf
@eneilng; ieines Sobnes 3uItano
1T ni9t beoenfIi6.
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3. ". 9c6mann fir @Dnbtrnenr
6rennOe Ocs sruilcn 9entidIamerifa'
ncrS wiinidlsn iBn.

St. 2ouis, A. eytmi. - Ger bic.
iiae @Iobe.Gemotrat iaat 5olgenoes:
s6inigc pcrionlidr 5relnoe bon
5rcoerid ". gebmann, ole 5uidaig
Gcmolratcu iinO. babeu cine lie.
bcrraidung iir ibu, ucm er pon
Dem meritaniidcn @ermittclirna3.
tongreB, bel oem or ciuer Der Der.
tretcr Der Der Staatcn IT, plriif.
tebrt Sic bcabiidtigcn ion 81
criudeu. iif in 3mci SSabrcn nm
bic oemofrntiife domination fir
@ouOerneur Don Qiiiiouri 5u be
nerben.
n8crm Der gcrmittlumgsfouareb
crfolgrcif it, mic es ocu glnihein
bat, 10 wiir6c Serr Sebmann feline
Cppoiition boben, mem er iid be.
mirbt" duBcrte iib Staatsien1tor
Wlitael ainucb. .glatilrlid iino
alle genanntcn Gemotratcn quite
Widmer, ober Serrn gebmmn's
SteIliuq pdre tpcgen ieines 8cforO5
in oiientlifeu gIemtern iebr itarf.
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gNe Gin SmprratOr.
giuoicuclt luirS anf irinrr HeiIc
Ourd) 5raHireidl 6Ole NnS.
jeidlnuugen aeuiehen.

garis, a. SSlmi.-gic franj5iiIfe
Regierlmg Bat beifIoiicu, ben Gr.
@rdiiocntcH 1looieoelt ais ebcmali.
ac5 Stoatspberbntpt 81 bebunOeIn
mo ibm cine beionocre 9o[lmaht
auS}uiteIen. oic es ibm erlaubt, uuf
ieiner Jieiic 6ur6 5rantreid unh
giaoriO. no er 6er Sod)5eit ieines
Sobnes aermit nit Sri. Belle @il-
lar0 beiuobneu piro, oiud ale 30.
IijeiIinicu ST paiiirem Gs gibt
SonOerp1iie, sic GipIomaten mo
npOeren ousaeitellt meroeM aber
mlr bridrdutte griDilegien entbal.
ten. Sine glu5nabnle biloeu Ole
peiBen gdiie. ole nur beiuhenOen
Reqiermgeu uno e6enlaligen Staats.
oberb1upteru rn6 gtitqlieoern t0.
niglidcr 6nmilieu eingebdnoiat per.
ocu. Gincu iol6en gaB miro Sol.
RooicUclt crhalten. 5nmltng miro
81 G6rcu 9looiepelt'5 cine Gala.
taicl gegebeu pcroen
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glntpansflna ber Gteiflaftglente.

I'm 4:30 Gndntittag piro Elm
GROCER glutonobiIau8flug, an Dem
W1itglieoer oeS Commercial Stub,
be8 auto Club, 9lf-Sar.8en Club,
Omaha SSabbrifonten, oeg gfotarp
Club uno 9lngeiteIlte Der ganfer
tbeiInebmen, bon Snlobo ieinen gtn.
fang nebnen. 9ie Gour unfaBt
ben 9itt6eil 6es 5ab BIotte, lno
5tpor meltIi6 bis geaoer Groiling
uno iiioIid bis geatrice, mo ole
5peite gtadt oer6raft miro; oitlid
big 9lltburn unO 8uriif Dem 6LuB
entInng.
Sir ltnterbaItung bat 6ie @eiel.
idloft binreihen6 geiorgt. Ga lit
etn 0uartett bon 9rompetern 9aI.
Ions meroen fortgegeben, un6 fir
olGerlei allr3tpeiI gum beiten ser
ldnoliden geoolferung lit 9eIorgt.
Ser 3pef Ser 8our lit, fir beI.
iere 2anoitroBen 5u tpirfen lln6 oen
SanoeI 9ma6a's 3u beben.
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Gllailer mirS appeLliren.

Ger friibere GolintptontntiiiGr ge'
fer @Iiaiier bereitet einen glppeII
an oas 9bergeridt Dor, INN ieine
9lnipriide ouf ieinen Sit i'm gatb
Der GountpfonlnliiiGre geIteno 81
MAIDEN. 3aS 9iitriftgerid)t ent.
idieO I. 3. gegen @liaiier. 9lber
oa Die Gountpfon1iiiGre Sorte uno
geit uun ouferuno 6erieIben ge.
bauptltng 5tpei tpeitere Nlmtsiobre
nndiuden, bat Gliaiier entidieoer,
ieinen 6aa ai6 pieoer ouf's Ia.
pet 5rt bringen.
Die 1tngetpiBbeit Ser 9lmtsbauer
batte ibren 1lrIprung in einem 9lft
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