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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-28
new LAND TAXES
Passed by Parliament at Sgd
ney Involve An Increase of
y about Fifty Per Cent.

Correspondence OF Associated Press).
SYDNEY, Dec 2s.-The federal par
lament has passed new land taxes,
involving an increase of about fifty
per cent. Exemption is granted TO
estates of less than 5000 acres. and
the tax is graduated, falling in maxi
mum percentage only upon estates Of
more than 5000 acres.
In view Of the estimated shortage
in the wheat crop. the parliament has
abolished the import duty. The
amount Of the shortage is estimated
at ten million bushels. The govern
ment maintains that the removal Of
the duty will not affect the farmers,
as the wheat is held by spectators
rather than by farmers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-28

Interstate Commerce Commission for
alleged inequality Of freight rates.
Several prominent men have been
named as committeeman to file gem
eral protest with the commission.
against alleged inequality Of freight
rates and refrigerator car charges TO
southern points. particularly those to
southern points through Smithburg.
which is Il great peach shipping point
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-28

AS showing the possibilities for
tree growth in regions where irriga-
tion has to- be depended upon, it is
pointed out that Boise. ILdaho, has
as many as 94'different kinds Of orna-
mental and shade trees.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-28
PIPE LINE COMPANIES
TAlES ARE QUITE BIG

Dec companies, operating
gas wells the
for the 1914
the year.
paid
operating oil gas wells
on
state which collects the
seSs2ss6; $ssSs02 districts
s2542L16.
The Hope Natural
United
more than hair Of the
Virginia. the valuation
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-03-26
LOCAL LACONICS
Events in and About the City
Briefly Mentioned

T. f. Williams of Daytona, was
q recent business visitor in this
city.
Attorney Wallace Chadman
WAS looking after professional
matters in Arcadia yesterday.
T. w. Meldrom, naval store:
operator of Plant City, was down
this week looking after his inter
ests at Acline.
Will all those who are interest
cd inI. B. S.A. work, send their
address to lock-box 1876 Punts
Gorda. ct (adv)
Mrs. G. Moger and daughters
Alma, and Mrs. Fred Campbell
are enjoying the week at Bocs
Grande as guests of Mrs. Z. IL
Bryant, another of Mrs. Moger''
daughters.
Miss Elnice Davis, who for 81,
months has been employed as
time-keeper for the Sisal Hemp .
Development Co., at St. james
City. is on few weeks visit tt
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. M
Davis of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Phinne,
and daughter, Miss Phinney, o
Detroit, Mich, after enjoying
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-03-26

season in Punta Gorda, left yes.
terday to return to their home
They ARE among the regular win.
ter visitors to this section and
look forward to returning here
next season.
Bicycles and sundries for sale
at reasonable prices; REPAIRING
done satisfactorily; houses for
rent. #. S. Strobhar. (adv) If
l have just received and have
on display new and up.to. date
line of pretty spring hats for
ladies, misses and children, and
would invite an inspection by the
ladies of Punta Gorda and vicin.
ity. Mrs. s. |. Huffman. 1t (adv)
Onions of the finest kind may
be produced in this section with
the minimum of effort. The wife
of q. L. Ponder, we'll known
colored citizen, has grown some
fine specimens in the home garden
this season. She was exhibiting
one Tuesday, which weighed TWEEN.
ty ounces.
The Music and expression club
met at the home of Elizabeth
Woodson last Friday afternoon at
$3.50. The program consisted of
piano solo by Thelma White
and recitation by Helen Far
rington. Light refreshments were
served and enjoyed by all present.
The club adjourned to meet at the
home of Louise Irwin next Friday
afternoon, March 9th, at $780,
Secretary.
Mayor j. F. Bedell of Charles,
ton. w. Va, w. r. Brandau of
Plainfeld, N. j., and H. M. Sui
Ivan of Upcohall, Fla, have been
among the guests of Hotel Punla
/ Gorda this week. These gentle
men have become interested in
local property and are favorably
impressed with this part of the
state. Mayor Bendell has beer
pretty we'll over the state and con
siders this section to have advanta
ges superior to all other localities
MIR. Brandau, who has operated
extensively on East Coast and else
where, considers this a premle
section; and Mr.. Sullivan, a realt.
operator and Florida land special
!; list, believes this to be a comln
country.
Mrs. T. A. Bass, sister OF Mrs
G. Simmonds and Hon. c. l.. POI
ter Of this city, after visit here
left Tuesday afternoon to return
home to Avon Park. She was &C
companied by her daughter, Mis-
Gertrude Bass, who will spen
several weeks with her.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-03-26
Ex-Gov. Gilchrist visited Area

Ex-Gov. Gilchrist visited Area
dia on business Tuesday.
Mrs. III. P. Porter enjoyed WIS.,
it to Lakeland the first of the
week.
Lyman Parker Of Arcadia, was
visiting his mother, Mrs, Betty
Parker, in this city this week.
Good rains fell here Saturday
night and Sunday and were fol-
lowed by considerably cooler
weather on Monday and Tuesday.
Bishop Fl. G. Morrison of the
Methodist church, will reach Pun
ia Gorda Friday night and preach
in the school auditorium at III a.
m. and 7 p. m. Sunday
Mrs. P. j. Miles, after spending
the winter here, left Tuesday at
ternoon for her Ohio home. She
is another Of Punta Gorda's regu-
lar winter sojourners and owns
some valuable property here.
DR.. j. G. Davis, the optician, is
spending the week in Punta Cor
da, making his headquarters at
the Goldstein home, where he can
be found by his patrons. He will
be here only until Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. I'll. Glenn and
two children arrived Sunday night
from Durant, Okla, on a visit to
Mrs. Glenn's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Collins, in this city. Mr.
Glenn contemplates locating in
Florida, and there is a probability
that he will remain in Punta Cor
da.
Attention is called to the an
nouncement in this paper OF I'll
A. Ware Of Fort Ogden, who is 8
candidate for denomination as
member Of the county schoo
board from this, the 3rd district
Mr.. Ware has served efficiently
and faithfully in this capacity ane
J if again honored with nomination
) and election to the office, will con
) tinue to use his best efforts in be
! half Of our educational interests
Read his card in another column
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-03-26
Forest Notes

Canada has 90 million acres In
timber reserves, as compared Win
1877 million acres in the national
forests of the United States.
Apple wood is the favorite ma
,erial for ordinary saw handles,
and some goes into So called brlar
pipes.
New Jersey has timberod area
of about two million acres, on
which the timber is worth about
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-03-26

visor of the Beaverkead national
forest is stripping the bark from
the BASES of number of lodge
pole pine trees at various periods
before they are cut for telephone
poes. This airdling causes the
trses to exude resin, and it is de-
sired to find what effect this may
have as a preservative treatment
for the poles.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-03-26
vs., 500,0 900 on the stump. 1t Is
mainly valuble for cordwo.d.

y
Many of the forest fires attri-
buted to railroads are caused not
by sparks from locomotives, bn'
by cigar and cigarette butts
thrown from smoaklng-car win
does.
Port Oxford ceder Of the
Pacific coast, recently tried ms a
substitute for English willow in
the manufacture of artificial
limbs, has been found unsatisfac-
tory. While it is light enough, it
is too coarse and brittle.
AS an experiment, the super
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-03-26

A pain In the side or back that catches
you when you straighten up calls for q
rubbing application of Billiards. Snow
Liniment 1t relaxes the contracted mus
cles and permits ordinary bodily motion
without suffering or inconvenience. Price
Csc. soc. and $1.00 per bottle Sold by all
druggists.
ADVERTISEMENT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-26

9(nlnlaaSettel fir Den glbeno an ben
2itfoBFdulcn Scr StnOt, Oos PRO
9romm mar nit alien Gbitonen aus
georbeitet;
n@cI6piiier S'8rien, ric a6nigs
Der Cuff. Som Rittp, Der iidrtits
yieger beS IrfparSen Groteils.
StrdtoIc6 uno Seselita ooer Dos
Diner i'm 9omcntGfiq".
CD ingefdbr loutsten Die 91upts
aummcrn; unp ronn ging Der llnlieta
auf!
3und9lt tam Die HoGrift. OnB Die
@el4piiicr S'Srien o60ereiIt pdren.
5it 6otten 5ipor lire &iinOigung IN
Der 5oichs, neil iie niGt nit perbuns
renen 9(ieen drbeiten pollten ME
Sill Sodfon eS perlonot battle, ober
Elm 4ontrott6ruch blieb eS INNER,
oenn Der 0ireiicr Bate iid natiirIic]
nllcp o3ne Sinoe 3ufrieOen gegeben
oie So9e muBie ooA jsOeuIolls erli
einseiibt ircrocn.
Sill Safipn lpettertc 9lber lGon
lam oic 5lpeite 6io6S6otIhoit;
Iom 9iittb laB IN 6aft. Ser
l'drfi's glegsr beS I4porSen @rotsils
9atte ii& nit 3rei ebenfolls Ie6r itor4
ten SoIttrdsern Miin1ens in sint
aneiperei einge!oiien, uno tds Gnog
pom Steoe mar eine priiQelci qeneien
bel Der es me6rere 9sbrodsne Ofippsr
CAB.
ylatiirli6 puroe Der glfritoner II
@oft gcnommeu benn man belt i6r
fir oomi3illos uno flu@toeroadtiq
DaS COB lpieOcr einen RiB ins yro.
9raum uno 8ill Sudion macfts fiat
ans Sliden pQbei er iibriacns e6en.
iO meiiicrhaft lpic riidIiGfslos pcr.
ging.
Die Ntbletcrnummer muBte MT.
Ceprungen ausfnllen, a6er lpeun 0a.
licbe YuDlitum nOh p6cnbrein BIZ
QlfliHnilcr cuibehten Iollte, Oani
oab ts eNiIdiiecen bel llHsufricorn.
bsik
gilIO muFte Scrsiiia wit0sr oufl
Srape3l
Gle llcb ipoliila 5'sriidigaasn, oI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-26

.Dic 6oHe 5Gule, aeritteH BON oem
GirctiOr ouf BEN 9oll6iut6englt Nlus
ltopbo"
@on5 iblicft uno o6ne ieOc iueiicre
3ctlane, 0enn in folfen gluAncen
ipor ber 9lneritoner Elm 8enucr
Gr beiiieg ben prodtoollen Ropper
uuo ritt our9 Die boppelte 8ei6c Der
StalDiensr bis in Die Wlitte Der Wlds
nege; bort naGm CT ieinen SeiDen
3at ob uno griiBte nit pornebmer
Gronos53o
.5eOsr Soil Gin a0nig, Ioate ein
junser aoponerieoffi5ier IN Der Or
delterloge gu lcinsm &ameyOpen, uuc
oieIer cntgcguete.
n@roBortig, aber feline g(ugtn Ino
beute dnccrspo."
Gs iiel in Ser 9ot ouf, 6oB Der
Director nidi oon8 bsi Der Sahs
mar man gIuubte Qlnfonos, boB bic
ilauc gluinobme Der lcBteu Iummer
Die SHulo baron TRACE; o6er oann
Gnoerte lld) bieie 9luffoilung; es mar
gang ofieniunbie bob Bill Sodi1r
trseno etpos luGte mitten unter
Dem publifum, ipdbreno er gang me
tonii1 Ieineu 9idppsu Oie boHe
Shu!e ourc6maten lieB.
llno bic tuuienbtDpfige Wlenas mar
10 !eid)t a., bnpnotiIieren, ouB Iie ben
9lugen oes Netters folote unb nit 5u
iufen be9onn 5uleBt lob ulleS ouf
einen Fuutt.
Da wor in ser 9at etpas 9luff6ls
liges IN ots 3peiien ober oritteu
Nei6e elm Diam BON ungebeuren
Dimeniirnen @iner p0n oencn Die
man iiH etpo bsi sinsn 9lufitauo als
3eeleiier piinidt. benz, er 6rouht nur
cie Toilite ouS3uiiredsf I'm 5urdt
uno @niIsBen 3u oerbreiteu
llnO neten bielem HieIen 3R cine
junge idlants 6rar tief perinleiert,
Elm bolOes Gjehsinais oie Sdons
belt ne6en Der 3roill Sie neiets Fd
nor uno ais Bill SadIon gum nrits
icnlhol ooriiberritt, i6m0 iie bsi
G6Ieier 3uriid
Die 'pplii btsoun Elm lcb9ailsrts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-26

fenne ibren Wlann nidt, absr penn er
etn @efdGft 6ni uno bon Dem @eifdft
1ibt mebr oeritebt ols BON @eibern,
onnn tut er mir leio.
uG6cn 6arun," loote Stroto1d.
pDieie @be Miro teinen geIton0 bo=
ben, Die gebt bod auscinanber pie
Sol5 o6ne 9ein Die @inetn trGet
&iinitlerblut IN ben 9(oern Syc6 Bill
einmoI nit i6r i'm QDpentGfig geme=
fen III i1 pollte ben Nero 5u ibrem
SdoBbunb mnhsn ~ fie bat oen
Slid ben Lie Jeii ni6t bat"
Der Qlmeritoner Itreifte StratoId
nit iauernoen 9(u9en
nssyd femme mos bon ben Q(rtiitens
gefdicbten ib tenne felt Sa6ren Elm
Stiid 0obon. g9ar bds nihf bic ic65ne
Gore Solmon, 8inetos Wlutter bic
Sbnsn Die biibiasn glnoenfen am rets
ten 9(rm DsridnfIt bate i,nb ooS
Eoll 8iiniiler6lut isin2"
Der llnoar itreiftc ben Q(ermel Tei.
ner Spppe 3uriid un0 betraftstc Die
tiefe glorbe nie zines 2Dnen Gloue
aeriiien bate, pdmuls, ols er nit Der
if0nen Gore 3uiommen orbcitete.
sd tonnte iic nitt rettcn," ioote
er ernlt SD tonnte uur Der @tfie
ben GhG0el einltlooen, ober Dn mar
cS Icbun sll Tpdt. Sofpohl, WiIter
SadTon, Die id6ne Gore battt oas rids
iioe 9eua, dbsr mir lporen feioe nit
unIeren 9lueen iueinonOer cnfott bel
Der 2lrbeit unb oo fam oos lln9!iid
9inetu bat cs geerbt, nift oos I'm
aliid, IonDern osn Bid, uno menn id)
nit Der 9oNter ipicocr 5ulammenors
heiten s0nnte, 'pie Oanols nit Der
plutter, es lplttc nitt 5um 5pciten
Wale poiiisren."
.Q(lip lDieoer einmol bic 9igpel"
Iaote 9ia Sadipn, unOStratoI6 nidte
por iirb bin.
,gUie0eg einmal bic 0iebe, DliIier
Sadlon. @s lpnr nidts llnTedtes Dus
6ei, nur ouB bic idDue Gore siuen lIns
ipiiroiaen sum Ylonn bottej sinen,
rem ict meinen 20ipen gelpinibt Battle.
Gtatt 0e1sn muBte bic Jrau oaraH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-26

elauben ~"
LIMB nun Ioll es bic 9o6ter ouc6,
penn es nod Shrem Willen 9iroel~
Da iton6 Gtratcih ouf TT oenn
his beiOen batten mitteu 5piI&en ben
3iertdfigen nebcncinonocr gcieilen NJ
unb redte leine f1lonte, prodtbollc
@eitalt, init Der er Osn @meritnnsr
I'm 4opfesldnge ii6errugte.
nSe6en Sic, Serr.~ Iogte er, Dos
1T nit Der 9icbe elm punoerlitbes
Ding Der Sine per6GtIGelf iie, uno
hcr 9lnoere m09tc i6r cine S{sonc
oufIeBen unb id glou6e ni4t boB
Gle Der Wlonu OoSu iin0 uniere
&rone fir einen Gtrobwiid3 81 toriez
rem, oenn Sie oe6Ersn bod ielbit au
Der 5arbe. Menn Die 8inetu nein
,riblihes &inb iuGrf. 10 battle ict piels
leiGt bic I1poctc 2iebe, Die man bins
ter oem Sfen 6egt nun ober IT iie
nur bic 5oGter BON Gore SoImon
uno meine 2iebe 5u ibr bat Elm auoes
res @eiint Gic tcnnen Oos @eiiibl
WiiIier SudTon unO Die oa b;nter hsm
Sitter fenren cs allc)."
@r ridle Ieinc Dliibe in cen gtaden
uno oerlieb Der &oum, Dbne lib nod
einmal um1uIeben; binter i3m neul'
ten bic 20pen auF, unb old) ole Sos
min Dorlino Bic iid font ge9cn ics
bermonu line 5rch6eit beiousRabnl,
tauerte findtiom 81 ben 'fiiBen pes
Oerrp nisDer; renn StrntciA lsine
Stimme erbob. 3itterte bic Areatur'
aSfo0el" lo9te Sodion Ninter inn
orein. gSummeIdoos, OaB Der .llonl
N einer Sierbuoe ac6oren 1T onltott
ouf einem SerricberiiB ich gloube'
sr iogie ben a1n3en YSbel in ciual
NBintel uno regierte i'm nit Der &cit'
peiiIdel"
@s idms6te Gin llnItern liner nln
NorFellunesn Die Sill NadIrn In
Wliinten Cub; Sic INNER sum Qlber.
qlouten oenei9ten qtriiIien ruiisa
mirtlic6 recbt, penn iic baDcn Tpra.
tsn. bah Ser 0hef am .@bboueu" Iei
lin bic WIitIds5sil praaslsu biz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-26

iie glci@ BEN 2Gpcn g(cro init binouf
ne6msn IOllte, benn mebr ais cine
9lummer itGno ri6t in i6gem Som
trott.
Sill Sodions 9lniwort ldutete: nit
Der Sopenbraut more IS iiberbaupt
ale.
So tom Bic @criitllunq beron.
Dos Yublitum por I6on unrubi1
uno perGraert peoen Der pielen Der
idiebun9en i'm proeromm, uuO ais
nn Strafoih 3iemlic6 am 9cainr
nit leincn 26pen ouftrai, prroeu
&ufe laut;
u0ie a0mcutrdutl 9ie 90wcus
bruut!"
Sin GIomu rcttete bic Situation.
Gr crtldrte nit me6lcioiScr Dlicue,
6oB bic 20wtnbraut enOlid gebciro=
tel bdtte uno auf Der 6of5eitsreiic
lei no6 Der Wiiiie Sa9oro.
Die @ollerie !odte Dor @ersniiseu,
uno Oie Drummer ging Q9ne peiterl
Storufg porlter, nber Der Sellull
lror noG fs9r flou, unb OrouBen Dor
Der Uloncge Fubr Bill Sadion Dem
9ompteur fat en- bic 4ebls
rSdoffen sic mir elm onocres
Weib, penn e nit Der Rei niGi
Happen mill nod 3mei ooer orei
Iolde Horltellunoen itnD Das yrbJis
fun bepirft unS nit fnulen @itrn!"
Struioi9 blieb bel oieiem QIuSiall
pir0ig gelaKeu @r lieB ii4 Iouil
ni6t ollSupicl BON Dem D;rettOr bic
ten, aber pa muBIs iroeuO ctlras por.
gefollen iein, ipos feline Giimmuna
siinitig bceinfMbte, Dcnn er satgeg.
nete nur:
vSH CLAUDE Der grioB 1T ihor
anisrm:ss, Wliitcr Sodiou S6rt
q(ugcn Ieben pcbl in leBter 3sii midi
nebr 10 tlur, uber mas mid betriiit
10 iin0c iA untrr touienO G6pfen per
riddioen bcrous. MaHeu Sie mol
au1 Die 4Irobe."
8ill Sddfon 9oits teine 3eit, cielet
r6tielfaften Worten ndber noh5ufrri
Iben bern ieinc eiseus glummsr tan
an bic RsIqe; rs "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-26
(21. syortIsBung.)


g9Or'm Spiesel pirO Iie IiBen, pie
OLE Wei6erl"
SIS go6 cine 3eit, oo i6aute Iie
ouc3 H. otr SpiegcI, un6 ba toante
lle niGt iG0n gcnus iein, obmobl Die
9lotur i6r guug mit9eecben bet.
SEPT fenne ih einen Wtntel i'm 3irs
lus, Oa tuuert iie pie bic @ule i'm
YemGuer. unb ipenu es ountel gsuue
~ io fam man ibrc 9lugen lei4ten
leben. 9(ber ollenol nur, penn Der
Sut9i in Der Wlonege orbeitet uno
leine WldBfen bor rem leerer 8dnten
mradt 0onn iinc Dos Sieeraugen,
.u';lter Sadion, unb ih pollte nit
l0nen cine son5e Mtnagerie 6Gnpi7
9til; ober an meiren 20ren oeben
S''le @ugen Doriiber leer nnb
,Sit bos MGhel oerliebt2"
sd ipeiB ni9t" iogte StratoIf
mt Ieic1tem 9t4felsuden gbisirei.
len 9lnube icb 6oron, bispeilen 0ente
ln oos @eoenieil. Tos Sine lit ges
!!prB; iie BAT ben 2uigi aeliebi luie
~ elgenes 2eben, un0 penn iH lie
IePt nit bem glero sulammSIIehe, i0
SSuntt mid, Oas eigene 2eben lit i6r
osr6aBt."
Stll Sodlon 0dd5tc nnG.
Yin WenI6enleben mill ih nid6t
glt benz GleipiFsn Goben, StrotoiH
.plleBlicb babe i'd ouH Elm @epiiien
ua Seibe. 9(bcr ALIEN tonnen Gie
niclt ar6eiten.
pWorlim bofen Sic bic 9inetn aes
nsll M lolIen2" Ioate StrutOicb pIUBliN,
;sNl DnrIing. lit So1me96win, Fnudte
(" oemielDen Uloment 3ornig Nlf,
Ssl.f lsbt bate ibr Der eigene Serr cis
t s'l JuBlritt gesrDen, uno 5mor
'Fslnoor obne jt0en @runo.
"9e9en ldhen2 Die Winsta2l 2es
y 1le benn nilht Bic Qlrtiiten5situng,
,'S9lolH2 ga Itonb es nof qrob
s'p pTsit gcIcbrieben. DoB bic berit9mie
s:uu'relteriu WlapemoiIelle Sulmon
e,, en'sR Solofiid einaefon0en bate unb
- 9sF Ilquese asInisosu ieil S@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-26

iopie Ocu Son0o Ocn &ium Sng,
9oitou Zip unO onOcrc d6nliCbc neus
moOiiMe Gauge per6ietet, wurOe Dom
Gomite fir innerc &crbsiieriingel
ocn llntcr6oiie 0iinitig cin6cridtet
unO 10 onieuOirt 0oB iib Die @eltim
mtngcn oeg &orlogc nlr oii Nlout
gomcrD.GountD 6e5ieb5n 2ll9 man
OoS &omiihe Der Sihlotion ihlicB.
li6 nerfte. muroe Oie @iQ ou bic Ec.
legation pomRonteoncrp.Goultu 3u-
riidoermicieu no iic wu6ribciulidl
ul6ig ihluiunern miro, bis sic We'
ie69ebunG iiG pertogt bat.
Gle @iIl Se5 Srn@oluiiiono, noW
meldcr sic 9Irbaits5eit Oes ipeibliben
Geriouals in oeu SootelS aui 3e6n
ShmOen rcou5irt m5rocu iolife, luur
Sc bcltc iulgiiuitig ein6cridtct
StG0tiid6c @illS.
Die W}it0licocr Der itd0tiidcn &c.
legation WcrDell am Snllntog Nor'
nitta0 in Der 9lotbSfdmner in 9ol.
tinore cine Sisuug boltcn in mel.
der oQc Bills iiir Ycniioncn DON
%oli5iiten @e6ultScr6o6ungen I'M
@oli5ci.G Geportcment etc, 6eiproben
wcrOcn iollen.
Ucgen &iclmcibcrci
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Der 'GeitlMe.
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mon iru9 cinc 6iirbe bncin Die
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tinen Sirius flong ein tur3er, milocr
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bic 4lGbne oudte oann elm iersca
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