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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-14
SCHOOL TEACHERS
TO GATHER TODAY


~
NotwithetahdIng the fact that the
weather conditions will make It hard
for many Of the teaehefs oe Anderson
county to reach this city to-day, It ID
hoped that the attendance will al
least be large enough 10 permit The
carrying out OF the programme when
the monthly LleetinF ii called TO orr
der OF noon today ia the First Bap-
list Church OF Anderson
Mise Maggie G~aFisHgtnrs sRpervis-
or CT rural schnclaE stated to an In
telliEahc6f reporter ~festafdAy. that
she believed the meefing today would
he q mneA e1teclsal43 ana nnluEih4
standing the iHciSmsns wtathsT. MISS
harrington said Tint the programmed
arranged for today vi an espeeaaI~
III intersting and fnskftielivS enc
that every teacher a the County
sh0nld strive TO be preAehe
The following Is lk complete aTo-
IEfstnme 0 Ioaasse HleefinEs
No 1-Deg0tlonH kefct1es cpns
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-14
RAILROAD MEN
WERE HERE
j. B. Duke and Party
Were on Tour of In
spection of Lines
SAM McRO
Z. WAS I'm PARTY
Northern capitalist Spent am
Hour p Anderson Yesterday
Afternoon. Into. Spartan~
burg Over inierurban

Arriving In Anderson on a special
train at n o'clock yesterday after
noon, ]. B. Duke and party spent n
hour in the city, looking over the To-
cal situation In connection with a
inspection OF the lines.
Composing the party were: Sam Nc
Roberts, vice president OF the inter
urban; q. v. Taylor, counsel for the
line and president of the Southern
Public Utilities Company; e. Thoma-
son. general manager OF the line; MI.
Thorneh Of New York City, c. S. Allen,
General pEFsknger agent and Carl
Iees9f thhaGaeAgineefing department.
yenpUeWen composing the par
y that qfheir, trip Through the
Scqth5S hsbect theifI holdings had
no lSpgseiaR slgnificapee and that they
were here prfmaffly for the purpose
g exhibiftng AdTts M RpheFSR what
Z 81 III & nd what doing.
Mr MeRnbsrts p o the prasnis
nsnt ofBeints ,gofithe company and IS
a 2fl ttha best kaoWA EagSpgd men
ristt ii6 tne YnitpU5 W1fesns he! Is, q
direetoE jd ~ SGygear ffoEtyyf companies.
40 OLE local d5pnanagerniof the
ppiic hQHiftleSnSAmpanX,
would spshd. 8 short Tine here and he
invited James ~ Hanamsif, N. M.
Mattisoh, r. 3, Gossetti j. r. Vandi-
yer, Lee g Hollemkn. 3. r. Mauldin,
7. s. ElgoH, q. A Ledbetter and j.
Rexser BfG~n 20 EareL the party. the
anderson men say that they enjoyed
their half hour With the officials very
much
The mnst i~ntesezt!ng feature &c .ha
visit to Anderson 10 the announce
ment made by Mr. TAYLOR TIC the effect
that the party would enter Spartan
bnPg last night over their own. lines.
This was the first ear Vi i...o SPAR
pHiiDuIB Over the EIeUFm0nt IL North
eTn lines and wiiijs the line is not
yet actually ready sor travel to be-
pin, 1t was possible Tor this car 10
enter .ttio1fGity CT SueeessnJa last night.
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Quoted by Rev. DR.. w. H. Frazer, pas
tor OF the First Presbyterian Church
OF Anderson.
No. 2-"Getting Every Child En-
rolled" conducted by Prof. b. &C.
Cromer.
conducted by Prof. l.. NJ. Mahaffey.
(a) Causes of Non-enrollment
(b) Methods to Reach These Chill
dren." Prof. r.. A. Abrams.
No. 3-Open discussion.
No. 4-Music by the orchestra OF
st. Johns Methodist Church.
This Is one OF the best programmes
announced in a long time Tor the
monthly meeting of the teachers and
1t is unfortunate that the weather
should interfere wifi many of them
coming ga will assuredly be the case.
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ORDERS TAKEN NOW FOR TEL
ROLLOWINGs

Eggs and day old chicks.
Bun Plymouth Rock-PriEe winning
st0Sk In augusta, atlanta. etc.
tawn Indian Runner. Ducks SwinnerB
at Bolton and other fairs.l
Peikin pucks-FTpm prize winners.
Bronze Turleys-PnFeIop also crossed
with Virginia. Wild turkeys. ,,ss.S
Young Cockersls CapTopsd 30 can car,
~ ell chicks given them. 81
VIII gladly ianBwer all inaufreys.
y. g H0LLANDs4k
Anderson. s. G.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-14
British Blueiaclgets
Land Marine Gun
(By Associated Pressl

Vera Cruz, Eebs 1Se4A parry OF
British 6iaciackGs landed Two ma
chino guns from the British flagship
Suflolk iate last night and placed.
Railway confsgned to the British
legation IN Mexico City. Wlsh The
gehe @hs sent . large quantity ofaFr-
rasnltions
& IS assumed here that the guns
cad continuation are intended for tire
detense OF the British elgation sn cnsa
Of an uHrislpg in Tie f4deTal capital
ton for sea going vessels ~ intended
70 keep person fairly uarm and dry
for Fsvesal days as he floats about
sawatfins rescue.
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and guests enjoyed talk of things
back home" and exchanged remini-
cense OF days that are gone" The
hosts for. this occassion were Mr.. and
Mrs. M. r. Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. NJ. Addison and W.. w. Smoak.
Their guests were Mrs. j. r. Ponds,
Mrs. W. ID. Berry. Miss Ida May Fish
burne, Messrs. A. s. Warn, Paul. X.
Crosby and ID. NJ. Warn.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-14
Morning Session
S. S. Association
(By q. p. Watson.l

~ w
The third days session Of the Sum
day school CONVENTION dawned with
an Accompaniment OF sleet. yet al
goodiy number of delegates reached
the church in time for the opening
|eYeEGises. Mr., r. r, Whilden, eonse-
Grated laytpan, conducted, the: deYO-
Rfi1n9l sarEice, ,sp ~
.. ". Sims Of Georgia, obenedI
ths morning progratz with strong
aaaEsss 81 ~~TsaehlFs Those I'VE
heaeI the iron QreoERgdI
the nail there factory and msnyI
sktL led WORKERS. KnowIedge a. nee1l
essary 70 effect the transfornation
from ore to- nail.
So between apioihfmens as
teacher and effective aFwork as i
tec cher there must be the training
which inslres success. No school can
reach the t.sls ccgr95.snss
unless the saaeteFs aTa asd for
their work. Get your den0minational
teacher training hook and study thar
h500s, yoaf Bible, and your pupil; anu
you will be OF some service as aI
teacher. Study to show thysels al
workman that needeth not TO be
ashamed"
DIR. Williamson gave the final ssaas
Eofsthe rhllirpian epistle; an inspec-I
ton of three great characters.
Timothy, Epaphroditus and Paui.s
Timothy proved his love for Paul
by going to RolGe to see him, md
that msant 10 share his imprisonment.
Epaphroditus WAS only ans ordinary
man. but he was willing To risk his
life in order that has might carry Is
Paul the Offering which tile church
ct Rhiiippi had made up for him.
=Ts BuingIo buy this love lattsrfrnm
the aged apostle-asletter which has
been q Blessing to tile churches es-
eryFhese ever since it was written
Read Paule tribute to Epaphroditnel
ssaai yUu Niit unG nus reward for the
lrisk he took.
And that tribute is the highest esi-
dence of Panl,s greatness. Some men,
when they begin TO rise IN the world,
canpos see anybody below them Resd
f&uls description OF himself fn SheI
third chapter and see the mans estz
mate OF himself as q. Jew and then see
how self was dethroned by his declarg
6tion: I count all thiags but loss
fhat 4 may win Christ.
p Williamson's wish and Etsl
spiritual expositions OF this epistleI
have been q great blessing and up-
lift for everyone who has heard HIM.
Mrs Durham gave q denotssrsti6aI
ef plans liosx tp Reach sfe 60e890I
people 0n the 0utetdes lhS ufa1 II
known as Home Visitation.
greet naessaking. aad i better
arc well prepared Cor II.
all the departments mustfaailze the
pgttQ United we htAnas Divide we
sfatl But thia department is tha
servant Of ell Che othefs. How DAD
lyoa en7afSe YOUR s4sfadls RAM an@.
gsM sou have gone "a the sEoshea ma
diecevesed Wheta Tie Debies are adai
what areSthstt rho Man ins'
wolves q Union or III Hbafes az foinf'
sitter the benpie; each dehnmlhAkf6ai
er best Ind its constitGene5 hy
Ibasine ne heIR OF nj tue esherf Il
lhEh piaa. 81 shows ial
nee 20 all denominations.
The greatest perm n the cAbfehS IL
Inok In a weakness BIT III. ffe8
trcnsth @ tie forces
against II on the outside he
ufeed that home Visssa9lon he nut m.
& eenefai operation before this year
shall have tnded.
caFnse Ths TrheF
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-14

1HE ExEeUTIFE 00lnnTTRE.
For the Sunday School A~ssOeiati0n
FhsS For rEaxt. Year.

For the Sunday School Association
For Next Year
The State sunday School Eonven-
ton last nigAt adopted the report OF
he ntnnaille On ,ioAsssati0as .maHifE
The following the members OF tile exe-
cutfye COMMITTEES of tile associationt
Term Rzpires 1916.
4. w. keitt, Clemson College.
4. d. Green, lgpenwood. fsfa se6
Rev. D. D. JonessEasiey.
dsG. Z. Hurts y d, Golnmbia.
tsJohn D Gappelmann, ChaFlesfuns
S. {. Hodges OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aqs9
3. u. Peoples Hampton.
Charles y. BirchRore Camden.
T5.9r91s LancastePs
James MccrtcIeeRs BlehnnVllIs.
~ EhEd Ilexfnatoa,
SsSW. Smith Marian.
v. 8. Morrison Clemson Eatss
4. S. Barrett EIIogees
2. w Cronch3 SasudRs
o.. MITCHELL. Rome.
Horace II Bcmaf. Spaftauhrrg.
~ VandiyeTs S~partanhurg.
] w Simpson Spartanburg.
Patterson Wardlews EoIuaibia.
Rev w Way RsagsIand.
Tarm Expires 1876
Ds G. Durham GreenTille.
NoiaRd Beaufort
CASTOR, calefaW
q. Watson. Asannsng
James ~ PenFiYny. WATERFORD.
Walter Eaeera. GaoreateYn.
r Tosbert, EaurOna.
CathSark, Coiumhln.
&eBkoN, Hshnetfsvfll9s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-14
Great WAS The
Emil IHhnrnnf

"a negro named llIS1knnx was se+
sphn aIur natafffpu ~ AG-Ss aGANAA
frrr-~-s ro "F "NsNop SfaS
lterday morning, regardtsss OF the
slippery pavement. loaded DOWN with
q great basket of fine china. Unfor-
tunate!y for Bill, his feet aseended
Bill dishes and all9 He strngeiaa 70
his feet and recovered possibly half
OF the dishes unbrolen and set out
on his way again. Hardly five steps
had he taken when again he met iIi5
fortune face TO face and again did
China fan. Tis time there was three
indiy' 1ual butter plates left and these
der, but wiser man.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-14
~N0TICRHOF RnECTI0H

ThsEe VIE be an electlpn nc Hahh-
lneHd School H5use for the Aafnnf0ad3
School District No. 8 Saturday Febs
TuaTy 1Tsts I914.sons the auaatfou cot
.leyging q special t8x OF SIX mills oh.
sals soi the taxable propkFfy OF galds
District, 90 hensed for General school
purposes. Polls open ct 7Sas M, and
close at p. mall voters must ex-
hibit registration ticket. and tax re-
eeipt. BY order qffthe County Hoard
OF Education,
!. 3. FELTON,. +
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First Presbyteriah church, Nest
Whitner street. Services will 5e
held at the following hours, Tomorrow
sabbath school az 10 o'clock; preaeh2
ing at 1880 and 1880 by the pastor,
DR. ". H. Frazer. Ait the mofning
hour the text. according TO Erfaa-
ment of the ministerial union will he
Thy Kingdom Come st night the
slbject viii be aPFespmptious sins
Ts2lendtd music Will be furnished BY
the choir, and the eaerus choir win
sing ct night. a cordial welcome Is
extended TO all.
Rev o. Martin win preach az
HcDeweil Saturday morning, Feb.
As as II O'Clock, and also on Srn-
day afternoon at the usual hour.
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Mr.. Laser Left
Inst NiRhf.

Newman Laser, supreme steward of
the Fraternal Union OF America and
here in the interest OF that order.
been In the city for several days
5Faging q membership campaign for
Security Lodge No. 241. Mr.. Laser
aaid IaBt night that he was web
~plaasediWith what had been done here
andsthat.h total of O dozen new men,
bers were added here, He said that
he was more than fayorably impress
cd with my Town and that he con-
Z Bidered iton of the most business
Ike a.4a hhastlins cities In the south.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-14
Greenwood Delegatiaa
10 Contention.

Among 4he Greenwood people who
have been In Anderson attending the
State Sunday School convention were
Mrs. Allen WillieI1 Miss Louise
Fleming, Rev. j.. Green, AIRS. Law.
Blake.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-14
SUNDAY SERVICES

DIR. Frazer Will preach at Midway
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The
services viii be preceded by the Sabs
hath school at 3 o'ei0tk All will be
cordially welcomed.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-14

left yesterday for Jacksonville, Fla,
where he will spend several weeks
with his brothers.
Mrs. II. r. Sign of AbkeVllle. is
among the visitors spending a few
days in Anderson. Mrs. Sign is a
daughter Of the late Ten. r. r. Hemp,
hill. NJ,
,ReE. 81. Hood of Iva, spent a few
hours in the city yesterday on busis
ness slbt
Mrs. H.Waddell Pratt and Miss LOU
iseptBTow have returned to, their
homeslin Abbeyille. following q short
stay in Anderson. .F ff
Mrs. Las o,Nesl has returned from
Hartweil, Ga, where she has been
the guest OF friends.
Albert league OF Laurens. was
among the business visitors to the
city yesterday.
Mrs. GiiHksoaies Of Starr, was shop
ping in the city yesterday.
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salvation Of the whole class.

salvation of the whole class.
The roll of the coGnties was called,
and brief reports were heard from
each county represented In the con-
.yention, and the counties which have
gained banners during the past year
There are ten banner counties
and I've Front Line counties. The
and chief dfstinetion belongs TO Union
and CoIletcns
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-14
Notes of u ~nvsntion

Three members Gle puattlebaufn
family. were. by Whapny3 coincidence,
delegates 70 the Sund&S school con-
yentlpn. They we're Haul Quatties
bum; Of Horny couns A. J Qaattls-
Gahtsisbaam ot Clemson College.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-14

"
Among those In attendance at the
convention was Mr.. John Willbanks,
IS years OF age and q Confederate
veteran, now an inmate of the Old
Soldiers Home. where he. does much
Sunday scaol work. ''Uncle" John
has attended 35 out OF the 81 annual
meetings OF the convention, and en-
ioyed this one according 20 his ap-
pearauce more than any of them.
May he attend many more.
According to figures displayed at
the Methodist church Sunday after
noon the Methodist church in this
state has O membership of, "a. 95,iS6.
There is an enrichment in the Sunday
school of 76,952. leaving out of the
Sunday school 1924. State Secre-
tary Way says he has set as a goal
for the next year for the enrolment
In the Sunday schools 100000 and he
hopes to e this number exceeded
before the end of the year.
Many amusing things happened
here during the convention, as was to
be expected. 1t is reported that a
delegate arrived ahead OF schedule
time and u~nheralded went to his
hosts home at a rather late hour,
thinking that he was expected, and
on reaching the home was surprised
to find the place in darkness. Not
abashed at this absence of light In
THE Electric CITY," he rang the hell
and his host aroused from O deep.
SsN5P 5@iid 10 tu5 dCpr. Ills VISITOR
announced, well, ] am yonr dele
gate, The half conscious host, not
realizing the portent Of his words, ex-
claimed THE you are &
Another case. came 10 the attentl6n
on an Inteilisencer man, but this time
the Joke was on the delegate. Upohl
aiightfng from the interurban he
went into one of the nesrby drug
stores to ,tascetrainS whore his host
resided. Fortunately t2) the. little
son OF the household was there MAX
ing a purchase. The delegate pleased
that luck was n, his favor, proceed
ed possess the package to take if
home for the boy. The little fellow
looking closely ut his newly found
friend asked, Have you ever had
fiiiinpsf NO, my yUung friean,
has anyone at your home mumps9r
yes SIR, my little BROTHER said the
boy. We'll. 1 am gone" exclaimed
the departing guest.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-14

Baseball for its male employees, ten
mis- for ito women- An6 other recrea-
lions for both are provided by q Chi
cago department store On the roof or.
its extensive building
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-14
D FOLKS YOU KNOW

d. s. vandfver and sons. Thomas
and David, have returned from a
short stay in Abbeville.
Mrs. r. NJ. Carter is spending a few
days in HaFtweli, GA where she is
the guest of friends and relatives.
John C.. Griffin, who 10 connected
with the Sullivan Hardware Company
at Bolton, was inf the city yesterday.
Joseph p. Martin, chief OF policc OF
Bolton, was in the city yesterday for
a few hours. lgSlts55 sit
II. II. WardIaws( q prominent plant
or of Garyin township, spentgyester.
day in Anderson. ctstafa
q N. aitton. nresideng NJ the PEN
5ieton Electric LaghE company, was a
visitor TO Anderson yesterday.
DR.. b. @, Teasley end viii Bailey
have returned to Hartwell, Ga. fol-
lowing a short visit to Anderson.
w NJ Waters OF Florence. was
among the guests registered al the
Chiquola hotel yesterday.
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.aSlMsSssas...

Mrs, v, 4. steph0ns, who resides
on Blsek1sY ;skv nd the misfor-
tune to fell and braRk her right arm
yesterday. The RccIdent occurred
INST after Mrs Stephens had returned
from d visit 70 nelghbor and took
PLACE within yhas nyIi home. Med!cai
asslAtancA WIS at once suhaimonee and
last NIGHT II al said that the pa
tent WIS doing well as could be ex-
uected.
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Coolest DC Whites
d Greensb pro, N. G.
.(By Associated Press.3

Greensboro, m, c. rab. s3aGFeens-
3bnro today Experienced the coolest
iweAthar nf the wInEar asisi. m-A
mum Temperature of sc ana mini
mum OF II above zero Snow and
sleet fell constantly during the day
and tonight the sgroand is covered to
nc was badly Interrupted,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-14

Mrs. lkfexAndeF aaniiton az 50.
Matthews, was here attendlng the
convention Ne HAMILTON Is q direct
~deSaendent cf AlsxAnder Hamilton.
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Among the pleasant events o. ~
Sunday school convention and one
which viii live long In the manor3ea
or those who participated, was a asn-
hes given yesterdayt 1T tho Hotel Chi,
q0oia by ihe reRlas r~ofls46nfS6S "a
the ~deleekfeatsn tbs z~AheEEsl2& eSAzs
Coller0ns a Carefully prepared menu
was seryS9SsfsenTthe feRular diaer
had lnftsSt dins2 room the hotei.
ana 9or mora man h6nr the hosts
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Naming Contest
Has Ended.

The eNameiess theatre" will re-
main so for but a few more days now,
since the contest closed last night
William Banks, judge w. +. Cox and
lRichard Allen will constitute the
eA.ss.....ee esa,aise al the segas
Ygestions cast for naming the theatre
aud will select the most appropriate.
These gentlemen VIII canvas the sug-
gestions mt the earliest possible mo-
ment and the name OF the tbatre, to-
geEher with he winners name, Will
be thrown on the screen Monday
night at SIS o'eloSk, following which
tho viii present the winner
with the $1,000 prize.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-14
Electric City Sparklets
Items Of Interest and Personal Mention Caught Over tss Wire.
less On the Streets OF Anderson.
4!a
5GFfe
Mrs. Hotel Is
Now RecDgpFinR.

Mrs. Hotel IN
Now Recovering.
Mrs. Anthony Kotel of Hartwell.
Ga, who recently underwent an OPP
This will be good news to Mrs. Ko-
tells many friends IN Anderson s. sine
has been quite Ill for q long time.
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j. BalFentIRe
Raek Homo

JAE Bailantine, a6weiI snown An
ssfson man who has been undergoing
treatment IA an Atlanta hospital for
the laBt few wcaeks. hna saffictently
ter0yeF6a to cable to return h0inas
Afrs Basientiae mnny fFiendasin all
pattH OF the eity Wsis be- glad tosheari
thet me- Is dzit4z 90 nse4lyaa
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w N. Waters of Florence, was
among the guests registered at the
,Chfquola hotel YESTERDAY.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-15

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IfIebe sic oarum an, troBbem msille
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I3ige gfettung fir mid, Die siu3ige
M6gIt9teit, neasn Mlut gu faFen
Iuno mir bieaei9t einen neuen 2ebeuss
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|ssitis NIT bteisn 3eilen on Sbren
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pobt, ebe sic mir onttpprten! Gin
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|Shreu fu6t.
9eorg georopitfa.s
5rdu GIfa fano ben Brief unbes
6olfen, nuib uno eigentIi9 gan5 ribs
reno. Qber - que faire2 sic ieBte
f4 unb I6rieb bic folgenbe 4ntnort:
sMlein Iiebsr iunger Greuno!
SIR 8rief bat mid betriibt. SD
'geitsbe, baB i8 LIGHTNING getpeIsn
Bin, benn es TIT mir nidt etn9eFoaen,
.oab mein bibdeu &otetterie 70 ernite
5olgen fir Sic baben t1nnte. SD
meins es ipirtlid gut nit Sbnen, dber
th bin perbeirotet. Serr Men3es
lam lit ni6t mein 8ru0er, fon0ert
.mein Mann. 8amit # giles aes
.iost! Sn Der aufri4tigen 5uFfnung,
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belt nod piebererIongeu
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mebr Dos tleine amet6nItarmbano
triige, bas er ibr bsim SupeIitr in
Ser adrntner StroBe taufte, fpie Is
ibre Bette geiponn. 9ber 6rou glIa
3udte Damn nlr bic QhfeIn uno
metnts, oas QrmbnnO gefoIe ibr
sbeu nidt msbr. IS lag in einsm
noblberpabrt nebea
benz Brief bon Germ 9eOrg psbrO.
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auf fttasH Pfaass

gon 8larte GroIIer.
Sd gine auf Itillcn gfabeH,
am idroffen @ergesban8;
Mingsum eiu tiefes S6tpei9tR,
aur fern bic @Iode Hang,
Sd fanb bier Itiue glumen,
etniam ant @ege bliib'n,
Cab lie in retner 6rtIhe
uno felt nen 6arbeu gllba.
traf aud itiIle @ieniHer,
auf nornenboIler Bdbn;
Sic idritteli trob Der Gpraen
GUT lidjten &Db btnan.
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tlnltre
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Sportbluif In RasfaH.UHsii
DO. 1851.

Die In ibgsm 3iptf btblHelt aInlaAs
4etl Der SporibIaIt e%tIldittt nur ntulg
0dsldilon. Cine abpeaftluna tflnal
nun Der RaaIdnsS iBl, Der bisbtr Haf an
yldnisIH uno giuetritblulen anaspuhti
puEbs. Die tinadtsis GauItu altbt
aber Der WiobpblaIt eth btfonhgrs flolits
quBisben. poBu nod bar aparit arda,n
lommt. Der, ME an bft 9nHfraiipn 5a
dsbtn III. an bio,H Stlttn In iaarfm
gdlltn duBlauit. Cine peIle Seibtnltas
jaiis 0srbsdl ben iIetHtn Sbni8ag. bsF
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1911 6aparO 81.