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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-22
7. R. Faces Opposition
in Progressive Ranks
By Associated Press

oyster Bay, N. Y, July 22.-For
the first time in the history of the
Progressive party, Colonel Roosevelt
to-day faced the possibility of oppo-
sition within the ranks over the choice
of candidates. He learned that at
the meeting of the Progressive COM
mittee of New York county last night,
Chairman Francis w. Bird declared
for straight Progressive State ticket
and after the meeting learned that
Harvey ID. Hinman, of Binghamton,
had announced his candidacy for the
Republican nomination for Governor
on a platform opposed to VIM. Barnes
and Charles F. Murphy.
Colonel Roosevelt, it was said here,
was fully aware of the resistance he
will meet If he sought to bring about
Progressive endorsement of Mr.. Hin
man or of any other candidate out
side the Progressive party. To all in
quiries to-day he merely replied that
he had nothing to say at present, and
that his forthcoming statement would
explain his position fully.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-22
MURDERER EVDSu|FE
BY CUTTING THROAT
IContinued on Page 1Ol

on trial on Monday and taking of
testimony was to have begun to-day.
Several witnesses from Michigan and
Ohio were on hand to testify for the
government and Judge Heating had
before him a motion of the defense to
compel the prosecution to furnish
their names and state the nature of
their testimony. The district attorney
opposed the motion and said that
these witnesses had been called to
describe the situation existing in
Grand Rapids which would show a
motive on the part of Robinson in
resisting arrest by Inspector Norton"
Companion Is Held
Joseph buddy, a companion of
for the murder charged with being an
accomplice. He is being held to await
separate trial.
Robinson had sharpened the steel
shanks on the iron bars of his cell
window. The medical examiner found
two wounds, one an inch and n half
in length on the left of his neck that
opened the jugular vein. and another
of similar size where he had cut an
artery on his left wrist. He bled to
death without having made an out
cry.
The grim manner in which the man
ended his trial of the murder of Nor
ton was characteristic of him. Since
his arrest he has been Indifferent and
at no time sought to justify or eX-
plain the acts charged against him.
He appeared in, court faultlessly
groomed and seemed to regard the
trial as something apart from him
self.
Desperate Criminal
The police had looked upon Rob
inson as one of the most desperate
criminals with whom they had to do
in years. Thirty years of age he was
man of unusual mental attainm ments
and the police so feared his resources
that they had planned to hold him at
night in the court building to avoid
the daily trips to and from the Jail
during the trial. Rumors were cur
rent that confederates from the West
would attempt his release by force and
these rumors were taken so seriously
that the prisoner was constantly sur
rounded in the court room by five
heavily armed officers.
Planned Suicide
Letters found in Robinson's effects,
and dated July IS, indicate that he
contemplated suicide before his trial
was begun. In a pathetic and repent
ent note to his mother and wife he
said:
ITO my dear mother and to my wife
Dora Alice:
The loving sweetheart of my boy
hood days, the only woman | have
ever loved and who stuck to me
through all the shame into which l
plunged here l bid last fond good
by, and if there is a God Almighty
and another world + pray that I may
meet YOU there.
(Signed) Lawrence"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-22
EVERYBODY WORKS BUT FATHER

Bill Murray is from Boston. Bill is
an industrious guy He was induA'
trious in college, and he is now indus
trious, although young. in Congress.
One afternoon he rushed to the ball
park, having taken care to look after
all tho needs of the Bostonese who
are in his district. He found in the
stands tremendous throng. and he
was amazed that, in a town like Wash
ington, were everybody works from
nine o'clock in the morning until four
thirty in the afternoon so many thou
sands could be at the ball game ct
three o'clock.
1T reminds me-" he said, "of an es-
say / wrote when | was at Harvard IT
was headed up, Does Anybody Work p
and it was devoted to the fact that I
had been to a ball game the day be-
fore, and had seen everybody worth
mentioning at the game. That eXpe-
rience and this one persuade me that
nobody works. THE Popular Maga-
zines.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-22
MURDER TAKES ON
POLITICAL ASPECT

IContinucd From First Page1
come to order the procurator general
rose and said:
Il am authorized by the government
to declare that the documents referred
TO in yesterdays testimony are only
pretended copies of documents which
do not exist"
Maitre Labori said: I'VE consider
the incident closed
Speaks Sarcastically
Charles Chenu. the lawyer repre-
scnting the interests of the Figaro and
those of Calmette's heirs, then said
sarcastically: Il regard the incident
as only an enjoyable diversion. 1t has
pleased NJ. CaillauX to transform
criminal trial into political one. He
intends to go from here with a GER
tificate of loyalty to France. Much
good it will do him.
The procurator general exclaimed
that the honor and patriotism of NJ.
Caillaux remained unstained.
Maitre Labori objected to the Ian
guage used by Maitre Chenu.
Georges Pretat, brother-in-law Of
the murdered editor and chairman of
the Figaro company, was then called
to the stand and emphatically denied
that the Figaro had been in the pay of
foreign banks. The Germans, he said,
had never held the majority of shares
of the Figaro, as had been alleged. He
then read lengthy extracts from memo
randa.
While M. Prestat was testifying NJ.
CaillauX came from his seat among the
witnesses and stood closer to the bar
in order to hear better.
Maitre Chenu, commenting on NJ.
PreStats testimony, said: Il will add
that it does not become NJ. CaillauX to
come and endeavor to soil the grave
which his wife made"
Then followed an exciting scene.
Many of those in court rose from their
seats and shouted Bravo" while
others Kissed and murmured until
Louis Albanet'w was obliged to call the
court to order with a severe repri-
mand.
NJ. CailIaux Replies
Nj. CaillauX, in a state of extreme
agitation. exclaimed:
''Since | must take notice of what
this lawyer has said, | will ask him if
he will take personal responsibility for
his words.
Another sensation was caused among
the spectators by this exclamation and
loud "bravos" for NJ. CaillauX were
heard all over the court. When the
noise had somewhat subsided Maitre
CEenu replied:
L take the entire responsibility You
cannot menace me here. You doubt
less do not know the temper of the
man whom YOU address"
The disorder in { }urt was so great
that Judge Albanet threatened to clear
the chamber if the manifestations were
repeated.
A sales clerk in the store where
Nine. CaillauX purchased the weapon
which killed Calmette was called. He
took an automatic pistol from the
package in front of the judges and
explained it's action.
Another gunsmith's employe said
Nine. CaillauX had practiced in the
range under the store. Three of her
six shots struck a target the size of a
human figure.
Nine. CaillauX said II tried the pis-
tol solely at the request of the en-
ploye. He wanted me to be sure l
knew how it worked"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-22
NEW AUTO USES GASOLINE
AND FL LCyrlIC,IuNN

Bearing the external appearance of
an ordinary gasoline car, a gas-electrIc
automobile which is driven by cleo
tricity generated by its own power
plant, has lately been patented. The
current is developed with a 10-horse-
power engine and a 5-kw. dynamo,
which propel the motor. When the
machine is not running at it's maxi
mum speed, which averages between
% and 80 miles an hour, the surplus
power is diverted to the storage bat
teries which will drive the car 20
miles without recharging. Between 20
and 80 miles can be covered on one
gallon of gasoline. picture of the
machine appears in the August Popu-
lar Mechanics Magazine
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-22
Planning Commission
Finally Approves the
Plotting of "Farmlyn''

At a special meeting of the City
Planning Commission at noon to-day
the revised plans for the development
of Farmlyn, Harrisburg's newest baby
suburb, were approved-the first to be
officially acted upon by Harrisburg s
first City Planning Commission.
The plots. it is expected, will be
ready for sale July 81 and August l..
The S0-foot street that has been rec
commended throughout the length of
the town will be planted with shrub
berries, a contract to furnish a tract ten
feet wide having been awarded to the
Berryhill Nursery Company. Other
streets and avenues are not less than
60 feet in width and 20-foot alleys
have been provided for. Sidewalks
10 feet wide are allowed and a build
ing line of Is feet from the street line
has been included in the building re-
StrictiOnS
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-22
sHADE IN HOT wEATHnR

Lack of shade and hot weather cut
down the egg yield in summer and
cause much loss and discomfort to
the hens. The low fiat shades only
two feet high, draw the heat fearful
ly. and as the yards are bare of green
feed and moisture there is no place
for the hens to scratch.
| built my hen yards around a lot
of pomegranate bushes and kept the
bushes well watered. One would be
surprised to see how the hens enjoy
themselves. They also have a small
patch of alfalfa which | cut for them
In the yard also are mulberry trees
which afford high shade that makes
the surroundings cool. Result: NJ hens
lay summer and winter.-Mrs ]. Mar
tin, in Farm and Home.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-22
REALTY TRANSFERS

The following transfers were record
ed at the Courthouse this Week: 902
Jerry c. Dunkleberger. SO. 400: Bellevue
Park, Union Real Estate Investment
Company to Investment Realty Com
NJ. Deeter to Ruth A. Deeter; one-half
interest, Millersburg, w. A. Hunter to
Thomas Radle, executor. $4,000: the
nerva Hunter, $4,000; the same, Thomas
Radle, executor. to Jerome Dillman,
$4,000; the same, j. Dillman to Clara
Radle, $2,300; East Hanover township,
William p. Miller, trustee, to A. Hor-
vat, $4,000 1929 Zarker street. e. S.
Johnson ct al. to Elmer S. Johnson.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-22
TWO MORE ARRESTS FOR ATTACK
ON PENNSY OFFICER SOULLIARD

Two more arrests for melting to riot
Soulliard were made late this after
noon by Pennsylvania Railroad police
in Middletown. The two are David
will be heard tonight before Squire
Kennard of Middletown. Four arrests
in all have now heen made as a result
Of the recent attack upon Soulliard by
Italians.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-22
GIRL, MAN AND
CANOE MISSING
[Continued From First Pagel

ing, but no one was found who had
particularly noticed the couple, nor
anyone who could give any light as to
their having landed or not.
Late this afternoon a message was
received at police headquarters that
the girl had been seen near her home
at New Cumberland. Detective Ibach
left at once to investigate the rumor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-22
REPORTS STORE ROBBED

David w. Lentz. Penbrook grocer.
reported this morning the fifth rob-
berry of his store within a short time
and the loss of about $40 worth of
provisions. He says the robbers gained
entrance through "A side window by
prying open the shutters.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-22
JUNIOR U. b. SOCIETY TO PICNIC

The Junior Society. of the State
Street United Brethren Church, will
hold picnic tomorrow at Reservoir
Park. Should the weather be unfavor-
able the outing will be held Friday.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-22

SIR ERNEST SFIACKLETON
london, July 22. = Miss Josephine
Brown has made Sir Ernest Shackleton
defendant in a suit to recover $4,000.
The explorers brother, Francis r.
Shackleton, was in prison on a charge
of obtaining money from this woman
by fraud
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-22

American Medical Association, an ideal
good color, get one pot of rouge and
one rabbits foot. Bury them two miles
from home and walk out and back once
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-22
WILL BUMD TWO BRICKS

j. W. Lloyd will build two two-and-
e-half- story brick houses to cost S4-
500 on the southeast corner of Swatara
street and Cedar avenue,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-22

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16
fur die liebe 1u0end.


3lpci 9iuI riibrt man lie auf, bernu1
mcrNen lie 5pildlen Den 0unpen 9es
rieben uno 10 aufgerpilt. IlsOnna
milnen lie nofrnals geroltet lperpen.
ippraltf man ale 5ulair,ncn an etrem
Glide auehrettct. SeDeS %8erbrpdlene
noer gclbc Sldttfcn miro iorgfdltig
herausgeleien, Die gutcn aber iuerben
filr Den Sunbel berpaft.
Man iprid1t % ldipar3em uno
eriiucm Sbee. Scr llntcridtep berltbt
neicntlid in Der 3itbcre'tirg. Der
Crime Shcc lpirb peniger gerD1tet.
Mud) pcrfuclhct man bd6l Die anoipeu
Der Sldtter. Ser ifipur5e Sbee 1T
por5u5icbcn, ipeil er tpenigcr letdJt 9es
fdlint mcroeu fam. Cine 4rt DER
Sdlidmng beitebt barin. idpn ses
brallhten Shce olf tupferneu Slatten
81 roaneu uub i'm Damn III eineu
6~eubaufen 5u Iteden, noourh CT
icincn @~p6lqeruh mieber erbdlt. Der
Gcltc Sbcc lit Der ioaenauntc Sara
wancnthee, Ser iiber IuBlanb perianbt
miro. @esenipGrtig tperben etlpn 200
Wiilionen Yfuuo S6ce oleiu nnh
Gualaup uno II. e. q. eebraht, mo
perielbe Elm acknowledgement lit, pie
W(ild unn &uficc in Scutlhlnnb.
Ntf ale Sale fam nan nit Shee
c0enio9ui cen Surit l1iden, als NIT
alfobplicrten @etrdnten. bic ungeiuno,
uuiregenb Inb piel tbellrer iino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16
Bic Mabnnng cines m%critaniidcn
Satcrs an icinen Subn.

Gs gibt Elm Id,nncs Mnbmpprt cincs
ncrifnnilhcn %atcrs on icincn Sohn.
pns Snbnglu aus Dem Mertfaniiden
ms Seutidc iibcriegt bat. 90
lnutct:
.Ntcin Sobn itrcbc bannd rcht 81
lchcr. unb bite @ptt. Sir beitdnoia
bciSultcbcn. Gr iduf Sid, Su bin
Icin Gigcnthum. - %ercbrc Sit.
mcldc otter iino als Su. uuo pcroAtc
aeincn. Wcgcu Nrmc ulb lluglild :
lidc lei nidlt irumm, ipnbcrn trGltc
lie piclnlcbr. @brc Scbcrmnnn be
ipnrcrs Seine Gltcrn. heucn Oh sc
burlum. Nftung unb Sicnitbciliiels
belt idulhia Bit - ipnit pirit Su Elm
ung!iid!id,eS Gnpc uehmcu Mno in
&crSpciiluna bnbiuitcrbcn. Sppitc
nidlt iibcr nIte unb triippclbaitc Mcus
idlen. &crnd)tc Sen nicbt. Der cincli
Scblcr Deer cine Sbprbcit bc9cbt. uuo
made ibm fcinc &orpilrfc p%nriibcr.
lonpcrn bite Sid, boB On uiNt il
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16
lie ichs Spnrtage ST. Gbren bcS
bl. NluDiims.

Sic Inbadt Der icd1s ~alppiianiidcn
Sonrtnge lit naucntlid) Der Suscno.
rcIder Die Stride Den bl. Ilopills
3llm Garrpu gegcbcu, brinaeub nn6us
cmpfchlcn. @enobruna Der llnld,ulo.
@rlcudtlng bel Der Stunncspabl.
9icbe az Maria. Segcu in DEN 8es
ruf3arbeiten 9eborcn 81 Den Srild)ten
pieicr in Der aan5en &irde perbrei'
tcten Inoadt.
I'm sic gldlibiscn. uub insbelpns
ocre sic Susenb, INNER mc5r sue
@crcbrurg htcies engelretncn Siln9s
lings ansueifcrn, pcrlieb Sapit Gles
mems Der Slp0lftc burh 5lpei Sefrete
ppnl II. Se5embcr 1889 unb pom I.
Sonllar 1740 ei1en po1tomnenen Mhs
laB fiir icben Der lehs Sonntaae.
tpeld,e tan 81 Gbren Oieics Seiligen
unmittclbnr Dor ieincm Selte CT.
Suni), ooer unn1itteIbnr naf berns
iclben obcr 5r ci1er beliebigen dnDes
rem 3eit bcs SahrcS begebt. 3ur See
%pinnune pieies Iblailes lit fplgcnpe3
crfproerlid,:
l.. Iun mus an iebcm Ser feds
Sonntagc Die 6l. Satramente Der
SuBe unb bes @ltars miirbig emnfans
gen; bod lam iotpo6l Die Seidte. ais
audi sic Communion 3ufolee Sefret
pom 6. Sftober 1870 ihon ant
Samstog geIdebcn.
2. Man muB an bieien Sonns
toscn su Gbreu bes bl. @lopiins cine
frpmme Setrahtltng bnlten ober
miinplihe @ebetc perridtcn. ober at,s
pcrc ltcbungen Der hriitlihen SrDnrs
migfcit porne6men. Sieie 3lpeitc Bee
biugung fam nift ihon am Samsta0
erfllllt lpcrben.
3. Sic icds Sonntasc miifeu tne
mittelbar o%uieiunnoer fol9en. Sdtte
Semnnb bicie Inbaht a~n9efanaeU
uuo rriirbe CT an einem Sonntage IN
Der @rfiilung Der borgeihriebenerr
8~ebingungcu gebinbert, 10 miiBte es
mieber bon born beginner.
4. Inn lam bteie Gnbdft 81
iebcr 3cit oes Snbres unb alrdb rrebra
mails I'M %crlauic zines Sabres pera
ridlten.
8ir m0dtcn piin1hen, bab biere
frommc Siinglinge uub Sungfraieu
oicic itone Inoaft Der ied)s alopiins
! uiidcn Sonntagc baltcn piiroen. ST
bod Rem HI. Nlonitus i'm SimmeI
glcichiam ho5 slppitolat Der Hcinbeit
ilnp ~llnidlilp Der d)riitlihen Su9eno
ilbertra9cn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16
Wtutb.
(@on 6r. IT,

Mu9's uliBcn ullb fruhen
Nit S0llcugcrdlt
llmordun unicrn ?todlcu
Salb bciB IND bulp fult.
Wtag ScrBc jcriplittern
Der Cbcm Der 3cit
@ir tcnrcn fem 3ittcru.
%ir linb ppr oeluittcrn
llno Stilrmcu gefcit.
Mit ms lit Scr 6cilnnD.
Gr miutt uno g rubt
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PHI fpdlenbcr SllItb.
Gr lpiuft nm 6 baltcn.
Sut Hpleu pcritsiut,
Sic @pacngepdsen
%ie ScIicn9citaltcn
llnO Srieoe crld)ciut.
llno mao CT audi Idltncrl
ilno ldllunmern I'M Anbn.
&cnn bergebph Id)dlmcn
Die Wclicn beran.
Nod IN ms 1eblIcben
Nls Groin in Der Moth
Sein @ort, bran 5crlticbeu
- 60 itebt 6 geidricbcu -
- &0Qe. Der SOD.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16
Serniinitiaerc S%remenmuScn.

Sci Der Grpifnnn9 pco 24. Sabrcs
conpeuts Der ,Nntipnnl Glput. Suit x
Sfirt Manufacturing Iiiuciatipn" III
Glcpelunb that Der Yrdiipcnt Der Nnos
citation. :. .. @pplanb. bic NcuBcs
rln,g: "Sant Dem Simmel 1T Die 3eit
fir nbiurbc 3uidnittc bon Sruucns
flciocrn purilbcr lnb fcbrcn Die Sage
p%crnilniti9cr Mupen Suriid. Auh Dem
ndd)ltcn Scrbit lpcrbcn Die MGnlcr
iid) nidIt mehr 81 id,Gncn brnId,cn,
ibrc Srnucn NnnS i'm Stile Der Damn
bcrridbcupcu bcncrcu @ope 9ctlcibct
Su Icben." - &irflid). cnNlid) :?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16
,Sufuf, ,uu bit on?"
(%on Bertha Element. IT,

Sic MlIttcr sebt nllf Irbcit ans.
Alcius @rctcl blcibt nllein Su Sull5.
Snmit tic ilbcr Saniel madlt,
Sap er uid]t ounme Streide muht.
Grit 5icbt bns @riiberdleu lie an.
&ns tic Icbr idlrcll mn nicblid) fam.
Singt ibm Gin llitig Sicb babci,
Samit Der 0ars audi artig lei.
81 - fcrtiJ itebt Der flcinc Mdnu
Illf itrammcn Scindlcn, ubcr banu.
Gr mirft baa Srnt, Sen 9lpfcl bin,
&eil Seiocs nidt nah icincm Sinn.
@lcit miro cr'idrci'n, hpf @rctclcin.
bic trdgt Die Conn I'M &cr6cn fciu.
aricdlt bintcr cincn Stuhl gar ihncQ
llnh ruft nit irobcr Stimnc bell:
.audud. &udud. no bit bcnn pIi?"
Ser 6onicl id)alIt pcrlpurocrt 5l.
Sunn ldht CT nuf aus frpbrr Srulr
llnb llidt Den &udll boiler Suit.
IA. @rctcl iii Gin Spnncnfiub,
Ser Mllttcr SrclIh' mn Sroit 10 Limb.
gag. mGdltclt Su bcm Wilttcrlcin,
Niht alld) Elm Sonncufinpden leiu?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16
,,9Sir brandDcn Sinoer."

Inter bicicm Sitcl acnlabut Die
Garticr Sdriftitclleriu Wunnme
ypomle Surccp Die Srnuen Srdnfs
rcif's an ibrc natiirlif)e Yfliht unp
8luar IN Wprteu, Die aud, bel inns
&eudtuu9 $rbienen. lpu 6 ia aud,
MipOc 0elporpen, tinbcrrcihc @!tcru
dis @arbarcu 6u bctraftcu. Srall
Snrccp ldlrcibt:
u~lluierc gllten @robmiittcr erlpicIeu
IN Ser Giuiult ibres Ser6cus ibrcnl
&anoe cincn niirbigeren Sicnit, inbem
iie. pbnc picl &ciens bapun 81 madden
luno nit mnbrem Slid, Die 3nbl Der
brullucn unb blpnbcn &opfhen Der
mcbrtcn, Die hn3 0ull5 crbcitcrn. Us
oicbt fcinc SbGtigfeit iiir bus nll5es
mciuc @pbl, Die biclcr M Mcrtb
gleidlfommt. Sic pcrlungt fciu be-
1pnocrcs @cnic, feinc politiid)e
@ilouug, bloB Gin penis @crtraucn III
hn@ Scbcu, Mutb in Der @iebc, picl
miiitcrlihc 3drtlihteit (rlrp @cbulb,
@epulo 4 Ia Sob. Napolcpn, Der fem
Summfopf mar, pilegte 6I ia9cu.
.Siir bic Srnllen bcitcbt Der pnbrc
&atrinti3ml3 i'm ainbergebdrcu."
III sic %plfotiidc gcbcn, &runfe
oliftr rem Nullle pflcger, lit gut -
SGrI!iN in Ser cigencn ainbcriun6e
lualtcu. lit bclicr. Su Samnritcrs
&uric laufcu lit loblih = Den cigcncn
Nlnm uuo Die aiuber pflcgen, lit and
nidlt Su pcrnftcn.
Sic 9roBc Scnhuma Ser Siir9cs
riuucu, Suifra9cttes, @dblcrinucn II.
{. IL. auf rieier Groe, Die beilisc
SenounM Die lie leiOer meiit 81 pcrs
ncliclt pilcgcu, ut S6bue 81 cr5ichcn
ann Sicnit bcs &nterlnnbcs, uub
S0Htcr, Die lid Ipdtcr p%crbcirnthsn
lluo Milttcr ipcrocn ioueu. Suocm
man Den Gntan6ipirteu bon bcute
ncbcuiddlidc %crpflihtungcn Idafft,
bon bcncu ibrc Gitclfcit iibrigcn5 cnts
Siidt iii. bcgcbt man cincn Schler.
lent Die Srnucn pom luabren Siuu
bcs Scbcl9 ut.
Sic bbd)itc ltcbcrlcgcnbcit Der Trnu
- hicic Singe iucrhcu IN Der muocr=
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