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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-28
SCHOOL TEACHERS GATHER
FOR STATE CONVENTION
Large Number of PedagogueS Attend
Meeting of Federation i'm
indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS. oct 2N-School
teachers Of Indiana today strongly en-
dorsed the newly established custom
of holding conventions in October in
stead of duTin~ the Nuletide holidays.
bv hocking into Indianapolis i'm un-
usually large numbers from an over
the state 90 attend the annual meet
ing OF the Indiana Teachers associa-
tiOn. which opens tomorrow for a
three-dayS' session
State Supt. OF instruction Great
house and Sec'y J. y Pearcy OF An
derson declared that everything point
I'd Co the greatest meeting i'm the his
tory OF the association
This Is the first time I'm many years
that the convention has not been held
during the Christmas holiday season.
and the attendance promises 10 eN-
ceed 1000 delegates
The meetings viii be held i'm three
sections. occupying respectively Caleb
Mills hall. the Roberts PARK church
and historic Tomlinson hall. DR. W.
Z. Stone OF Purdue university. presi-
dent, viii preside at the opening meet
ing iu Tomlinson hall. when Rabbi
stephen s. Wise of New York Will be
the principal speaker. His subject
will be The Task OF a Teacher in a
DemoCra cy".
The program FOR the convention
promises extraordinary opportunities
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-28
Late News from
Surrounding Towns



While great anxiety is felt among
the farmers i'm the districts infected
hy the hoof and mouth disease which
is raging among the live stock, il is
believed that the disease is now un-
der control and that with the precau-
tons now being taken there will be
no further spread. Every one is CO.
operating heartily with the officials
and it is hoped that the epidemic will
be suppressed.
Mr. and Mrs. r. ID. Warner are
home from an extended western trip.
They visited relatives at Topeka, Kas.
and at Denver. Colo.
Charles Myers is critically in at n
Chicago hospital.
Mrs G.. A Parker was called to
Laporte Saturday by the serious i'll
ness Of her nephew, Willie Lyons.
Mrs. NJ. W. Haslett of Three Oaks
Is here Co spend the winter with her
daughter. Mrs. Ward Smith.
Mrs Riley Runnels is the guest OF
her mother Mrs. Wild Of lapOrte.
The Woman's club was delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs. Alice Woolman
at her home AT Three Oaks Thursday.
The ladies made the trip by automo-
bile Besides the members of the
club, the party included Mrs. Marion
SwitZer, Mrs. r. II. Harris. Mrs. a.
IL. Compton of New Carlisle and Mrs.
John Deacon of South Bend.
a mems athletic association has
been organized here. Its aim is to
develop the character and usefulness
OF its members and 10 improve the
spiritual mental, social and physical
condition of the men and boys OF this
vicinity. \ house warming" is be-
ing planned for the evening OF Nov.
3 IN the old opera house which will
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-28
STONY RIDGE.

Miss Josephine POulin is spending
a few DAYS with Mildred Stuckey.
Mrs. John Bordner and daughter
Jean, have returned from Kok0mo,
Ind, where they have been visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hunt of
South Bend visited the latter's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Anton GOetzinger,
Sunday.
Delos Montgomery left Tuesday to
accept position in Montana
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Pierce. Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Webster and lola
were sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. +. Markham.
A meeting was held at the Ullery
school Friday evening 10 start a So
cial center. Of7cers were elected as
follows: Mr.. Harbaugh, president;
Charles Helmen. first vice president
Erie Mark. second vice president;
Madison Miller. treasurer; Hazel
Markham, secretary. Tt was decided
to meet the second Thursday evening
Of every month at the school 10 en-
JOY a social time. The next meeting
viii be Nov. -. Everybody is wei
come
Miss Grace King. domestic science
Instructor for st. Joseph county, IS
making her home with Mr. and Mrs.
Bordner.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-28
STATE BRIEFS.

UMBUS.-Whiie Frank Ar
buckle, a farmer near here. was try
Ing 90 trade guns with a neighbor. a
rifle which Arbuckle was examining
and which he believed was not load
ed. was discharged accidentally. The
bullet struck Mrs. Arbuckle, who was
near. i'm the hip
TT. WAYNE-FiVe fremen were
injured in a fire that destroyed the
Princess rink, TT. Wayne's largest
meeting place All viii recover. Sew
eral homes nearby were damaged by
the flames The total loss is $4,000
TERRE HAUTE-Frank J. Mar
tin picked a second crop Of raspber-
ries from bushes in his garden. The
barries were fine quality, but the yield
was light
LAWRFNCERUPG .-Three pump
kins, weighing respectively SO, 81 and
Il pounds. were Gathered by $. j
Ninson from a single vine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-28
THURSDAY To BE
RETAILERS DAY
IN WHOLE STATE
Concerted Effort viii be Made
Throughout Indiana to Pro-
mote the Sale of Home
Manufactured Products.

Thursday will be Retailers Day"
! in Indiana.
For the first time in the history Of
! the state a concerted effort will be
made to promote the trade of Indiana
made products. Every merchant will
make an effort to boost the Indiana
manufacturers goods and it is be-
heved it will mean a new stimulus in
business enterprises over the state.
Meetings viii be held in numbers
I of the cities and plans will be formu-
lated to educate people TO demand
products made by manufacturers at
home, so that Indiana labor may be
il eased and Indiana laborers better
paid.
mis- is the initial day of a cam
paign TO cover several weeks during
which time an effort Will be made to
get all people to boost Indiana trade.
On Nov. Il at a simultaneous hour
dinners will be served in practically
every city in the state TO retailers,
manufa cturers and business men.
Trade at Home Slogan.
'Trade-at-H ONE" viii be the slogan
! that Will on that date waive from the
four boundary lines Of Indiana and as
result Indiana trade, 1t is thought,
will develop an increased impetus.
Besides South Bend which viii he
one of the leading cities in the move
ment, among those taking an active
part in the plan to promote state trade
are: Elkhart, Salem, Knox, Attica,
North Manchester Charlottesville,
BlufftOn, Lawrenceburg. Princeton,
Muncie Anderson, KokOmo, Vim
cennes, LapOrte, Gary. Indianapolis,
Evansville and Fort Wayne. Many
other towns are planning 10 take part
in the movement and field representa-
tives of the state retailers association
are making a tour of the cities Of the
state in an effort 10 get the support
of all.
+ They viii visit every town in the
state and where there is not some kind
I of an organization that can promote
this plan new organizations will be ef-
fccted. Individual memberships in
the state association Will be given TO
merchants in smaller towns where an
| organization can not be formed.
Besides the campaign being made
by the state association, the depart
ment OF commerce and labor has been
fostering a plan Of promoting the
trade OF all American manufacturers
by instituting a similar campaign 10
demand American made goods. X
has been asserted that numbers OF
people demand imported goods in
preference 10 the same goods made in
America.
liz is the contention Of the COM
merce department that the quality OF
the goods made at home Is equal in
nearly every case 10 that imported
and every effort is being made TO edu-
cate Americans 10 stop demanding
that the products bear the foreign
trade mark
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-28
TWO KILLED UNDER AUTO
Auto Truck SwerVed INTO Telc-
graph Pole.

INDIANAPOLIS. oct. 2S.-Meldo
Case. As. and Omel SmOck, aged four
were killed and Hcmer Smock, father
OF the little girl, was perhaps fatally
Injured when an auto truck driven 10y
Case became unmanagea i'm Eng
lish aV. and swerVed into a telephone
pole. All the victims We're buried be-
meath the wrecked machine and badly
crushed.
Case had Smock and his daughter
as companions and was taking them
home at rapid gain when the ac-
Cident occurred
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-28

George snyder Of Flkhart came
Monday for q few days visit with W.
Q. Fownover.
Mrs O. W. Goelev returned Mon
7av from a v's't with Mr. end Mrs
Otto Bay in Three oaks. Mich
Mr.. ard Mrs. John clemens OF
South PeDd r0o~ed Ia the John Zach
Me home Monday.
The A. O. .. G.. win have an oyster
gunner and masCuer0d dc at 4 .. O. q.
hall saturday evening oct 81
AIRS a Stenherso~ and daughter
we're in South Bend Friday
NTr and Mrs Davi7 SNanower and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fr0est Barber ~ South
BEND snent Sunday at the home Of
L. r. Barber.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-28
FOR UPSET STOMACH, INDIGESTION.
GAS. HEARTBURN -PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN

IL regulated, please. FOR your sake. try
Pape's Diapepsin. It's so needless to
have a bad stOmach-make your next
meal a favorite food meal, then take
a little Diapepsin. There will not be
any distress-eat without fear. It's
because Pape's Diapepsin really
does regulate weak. out-Of-order
stomavhs that gives il its millions OF
sales annually.
Get a large hfty-cent case Of PaDe's
Diapepsin from any drug store. It Is
the quickest. surcst stomach relief
and cure known. JIG acts almost like
magic. To is a scientific. harmless
stomach preparation which truly be-
longs boz every home --1.dv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-28
SHOT is MISDIRECTED
Boy Trying 90 Hill Snake. Wounds
Mother Seriously.

VEVAY. Ind. oct. 2S.-Mrs. Frank
Mellen, 40 years old. was injured
probably fatally when her son HUI
bert, I years old, fired a revolver at
"a snake The weapon became en-
tangled I'm the boys sleeve as it was
discharged. DETECTING the course Of
the bullet which entered the woman's
back and passed almost through her
body.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-28
WAR INCREASES WORK
Tanncrie> Are Set Working Day and
Night Because OF War.

INDIANAPOLIS. oct 2S.-Tan-
neries are working day and night 10
ON orders from harness makers was
announced here following q confer
ence attended by go per cent OF the
harness manufacturers Of America.
Unexpected orders from warning
Europe for 100000 sets OF harness,
$1,000 collars and $4,000 saddles
found the tanneries with low stocks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-28
All The NelUs Of
INDIANA and MICHIGAN

for beneficial results Among the
out-of-state speakers. in addition 90
Rah bi Wise. are J. j. JOyner super
intendent OF public instruction, North
Carolina. Dean James i. Russell.
Teachers college. Columbi univer-
sity, Or. Charles Zeublin Of Boston;
W. -. Lewis. principal OF William
Penn high school. Philadelphia. and
Or ". c. Bagley. university of Illinois
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-28
Time it! In five minutes your
sick, sour stomach
feels fine.

Sour. sick. upset stomach. indiges-
tion. heartburn, dyspepsia; when the
food sou eat ferrnent into gases and
stubborn Jumps. your head aches and
you feel sick and miSer1 bic. that's
when YOU realize the magic in Pape's
Diapepsin. ID makes stomach dis
tress go in five minutes. ~ YOUR stom-
ach is IN q revolt--if you can't get
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-28

be fitted up for the associations use.
c. d. White was in Chicago Non
day.
Jonn Hauser was home from Chi
cago to spend Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Earl McCarty and children of
Portland, ore, and Mrs. Oscar
Stevens Of Laporte were guests Sat
urday Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. y. Phillips
and OF Charles Hauser and family.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-28

This clever model Is designed e1-
pressly for the delectation Of the debu-
tante Women OF youthful figure will
also find il effective Ii is made With
an underbody having high. round,
square or v-shaped neck and long one
piece sleeves perforated for short
sleeves. Outer front and back sections
and one-piece gathered tunic suitable
for bouncing Closing IN back
Pictorial Review pattern, No. 5e13
Sizes 81, "a, SO, 80, 20 and - bust Az
illustrated. size IS requires IA yards
20. inch fiovneins with 13s yard 15-Ineh
aIl-ovsr lace for sleeves and yoke fac
ings, and I yard 36-ineh material for
sirdls. Price, IS cents
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

seorr Go9cQicb6aber, ie0cr maios
afreHie 2portsmonn mo ieoer g1as
iuriramo miro ieinc aniridtige 5rclis
le 0araH 5aben, oaB iii Der Sewilli
Mua iiir oas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .De.
pariemcnt ooh nod ser Roiten Don
$4,000 5ur Giuhiii6rina Der @c
ipBe 5um Sdub ocr 3u9p0gel alliae
nownlca NJ es FAC 05eiabr por, OaB
nur $4,000 6emiaiat miiroen, piel
su penia INN iIbcrboupt ctuos 5li ers
reicben sub Ste $4,000 imo faun
acniacno acllatieu iie bod mu Die
Nnlteaimg pom ie eiucm gsilo6iiier
III 90 5taaicp a6cr oer 5cuat miroc
oqracbcns 6ciliirnu. 100000 BIZ bc.
iuilliaen IS aili Dor gllicm oos
maiicu0aite sIbiAladtcu oer @ogel
aiif i6ren 3iigcn iii Srii6ia6r ino
Ser6it al per1iiicn oocr mcniQIiens
einufidrGnfen. aub in Ser 9Saa
r,nias uno 9riitc5cit bc06rien sic
gsSael me6r S6uB penn lie uidt
b5aiaer gernidtlmg mo slusrottung
ol,saeicbt merben ioacn, Dlo8cn Die
opiiaaer aid, iibor oos anaeoHa
perfaihluaswioriac @eiee to6eu 6
mir0 III arait bieiben imo ltreaa
Durdgcfi6rt ueroea bis g luiocrrll'
feu III. sSi flint Sabren piro oer oelt
alqDoarln 5u 16eil aeporoeie Sdhs
icmc @irtmaen 5eigen mio oann
nuo glienanO me5r oen gSioerrur
ecs @ciebcs iil lorocrn maaen lmo
ip0u 5iaats @e8islaiur iplro elnleDelb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

9eidronfling in0ioioueller 6reibeit
oft cine io5iolc aronf6eit bon 10 nett
reibcnoen Goniequcu5eu berbeiiiibrt
DOB IS froglib ericbeint, o6 iel6it Die
9usrottlmg oaer onoeren @dBitdnoe,
ii6cr Wel@c 9ei6perOe gcfiibrt wirO,
pcr Gerbiuocrung menidIicben Sort
idritts bic g9o9e 6oIten miirOe, pel-
de Der Gerhiit Der 5reibeit 5ur 5olge
9aben miiBte.
Ser 9lrtifel i6lieBt, mic folgt:
ug9ir boffen mlfri6tie, oaB unier
Golf 5eitie genug ermocben miro, I'M
Oic @efobrcn a65lmeuoen, melde ieis
ner 5rei6eit oro6en. lin in oieien
Gompfc eriol9reid 5u iein miro es
not6menoie iein jeoen 9lugriff ailf
sic 5eibeit u65uihlagen, ieIbit menn
ieine Oirefte g9irtuug fir uns 9lae
f;d6 ni6t oeitli6 erfennen ldBt. @em
mir geitotfen, ooB lmieren glod6urt
Sanoi@eQeu ongcleet meroen, fonnen
mir ais sic 9}G6iten an 0ie 9feibe
fommen. GesbaIb ioaten mir 5il-
ionmeniteben unO ieOen ein5elnen
9lugriff mlf peri0ulidc 5rcibeit a6-
peiieu, gleidbiel bon mem lmo aif
men or gcmaAt miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21
Sine internatiOaaIc Gridciunna.

IaB SanOcl imO gSanoel Oarnic.
oerlieaen lit ri9tig Seocr oeripiirt
IS gic Ttugc iino nidt 70, wie iie
iciu ioQten. @em Oic rcplbIifani-
i6e &arteipreiie MN a6er anqciibts
ser Serbitma6len iiD Oen 9lnihcin oc.
Ben min, ais dlnube iic onran sic aes
acnudrtigc flaie 3eit iei cine 6olge-
crIdeinlna Der oemofratiidcn San.
oespermaltna uno Der our9 Die oe.
mofratiihe W}ebrbeit i'm GongreB
our6gefii1rten geieBgeberii6eu @laB.
regeln, 10 6eudelt iie; iolte lie wirt.
lid glaubcn, Dab Die beioen I3atio.
den 3u chamber iid ucr1alten wie
llriohe imo @irtima 10 piiroe tie
oomit MIR cine boocploic llnpillen.
belt pcrratbcu.
9ei Der gegenmdrtigen gcorildten
Gage oes Saarcnmarftes uie Der
@orie 6anoelt Is iid Inn cine inter-
rationale @riHeinmg. Gas miro
oQacmein 5ugcitanOcn. Canada, ooS
ia BON fcinem gl0niniitratiousuediel
betuoffen muroc, lcioet piel i1werer
aeoenluartia ais uuier 9aao. llnO
in europa lit man iid poQig Der
G6otiadje bcmiiBt, Dob oic wirt6i@ait
lide 2age aucs anocrc ais ihou III.
Mar Sdippel l9rci6t oa5er IN ieiucr
9lcuuc inter ,@orie4 uslu pen 8or
Icn bat iin Sic Suternationalitat oer
ariiis 5uIc6cuos ihdrfer auS9eprdat
2eiOet enalan0 me1r olr@ ole fritz
ibc 2aQc scr 9lan0golonlnen IN
5iio.qirita, Our6 oen 3nIommen.
brud ocs conooidci 9ooms, our1
ocn @rcisitar5 auf Sem @antldlh..
mortt io 6iiBte 5ranfrei1 mn 10
l9rcrer fiir ieine felt jeber lIocrauS
regeu GcrbmOungcn nit glrgenlllllel'
Hno 5iioomcrifo, BON Nlcrito cams
abaeleben, IN ocm engliihcS lrall5Q-
iilcbes m0 onoeres eliropall1eS Na'
pitol lelt Songcm nc6cn einalloer ar.
bciten ln0 III ocm sic pirtDl@alill'
den Stromupen me6r ais lonltpo
5olgeiUirtnnaen ser politiihen sllIl'
loilmg iino. Seine 9enertnngcn
ouf oie Gage in 5ranfreib uno
GcltiAlauo bcidrdnfcno, i9reIpt CT
Oonn Ueiter y@a6 in 6rdnirelD ole
3abhmgscinltclimg oes altrenolll'
mirtcn Barrier @anf6aides oe y'eill-
pile Srcres oen glnitoB 5p ellenl pcl-
t9eu alrsriid9ana. io erleoie ole
@crliuer 86ric an "a. slprll pon
9leucm cinea idpar5en 0relfa9
t6eils infolae ocr lm6eilucrtnnoen
ocn 3ipiBnna oes @eaenlageS 5pl'
ihen mneriioniiher mo lnelltanl'
ider 9legiermg, t9eils lnlol9e Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

Cape 500. Nioiiaduietts. Sie licgt
oircft IN Der am meiiten ireaucutirter
6lugba6u Der G0gel Don 9nj5oros
Ban iab 9}oroen, niAt weit BON
Stranoc gcp0hrt lie ocu @0aclu
ShuB mo 9la6rung 6ci llnpettcr,
Inter iolbcm 56ub mo 5or0crlna
ioatc iid oie &oaelUelt 0es 9anOcs
oo6 iuo6l 6olo mieoer BON oen S6d.
oiglrnseu uno &erlliien our6 oic
Observation-Disclosures cr6olen fonuen.
@ilog0nicn mo @ilteu miro aui
Dem 3ugc BON SopfiGgern imo 2ieie.
rantcn iiir sen N}arft, Ole groBen
Sotels, aiiblipeiber iiip. i6mer 5u.
geieet @adtelu lmo Geb6ii6nern
miro e6cniols eiirig nabgeiteat, uno
in manben @egcuoen in oen 5iios
Staateu weroen iie 81 EauienOeu ab.
aeidoiicn
9eionoers 5u 6eoauern lit oie
E5otiodc, oaB Die @iloiduepic. Die.
Ter farbenprddtige m0 idmad6aite
Gogel imHer mebr ousgerottet miro.
Sbres 6untcn @efieOers megen mer.
Den Die @iloidnepicn ii6eraQ I'M
Sanoc, pom @olf BON Nlerifo bis nad
Canada 6ncin abgeihoiicn. @lan
iinoet iie ia oll1 oieIiaJ ouSgcitopft.
Gie &aloibnepfc 9e6ort 5ipar 81 Den
3ugDogelu. bod in 9lcp SerieD,
mic IN 0clapare upo 9enniDluonien,
bleiben piele oft oos gon3e So6r BIN.
olFd5. Sic lit ais g9ooocod mo i'm.
ter oeridieocnen 9tamen ais Scbne.
pic, @biitlina. Snipc lino ihlieBlib
ais @epec 6efannt. 9as 0}dnnlein
i'll ctipa 10 bis If 3oQ lang, oas
gSeibben cineu 3oa lduger; 0as lit
rar. oa bel fait alien gSilo0efliigel
Der Sabn groBer um0 prddtiger &C.
iieoert III ais ole Senne PIN @eiic.
Der lin0 bcl0e menig 5il ltnterlAei0en.
Die i1mor3en 6eoern am 9fiiden ser
Sennc iino nidt 10 gldn5enO, luie
bcim Sabn. aud bat Die Senne ben
ar6Beren Sdnabcl 9icf i'm @oloc.
pomoglb in ieudter @egenO, 6ouien
ole g8aloihnepien i6on i'm 9(pril
Oft, penn nod Sdnee am 8ooen
lieat, ibr einiddeS Ret aus @rdiern
lnO 0iirrcn 8lGttern. Gie orei bis
iiinf eirua cinen 3oa langcn brdun.
Iic6 gciledten @ier limo in orei $50
ben ouSge6riitet uno in Sen mciiteu
5dacn madt ii1 ole Senne Damn ga.
ram o6errnals Gier 81 leaen lmo
luS3ubriiten, mdbreno OaS N1GnuAen
)e crite 9rut fiittert unO bepa6t.
Die ,Singen iueroen ibon in cinigcn
l8ohen fliigge, mo ga 0ie 9llten gut
liz tie iorgen Oie @oqcl iel6it ic6r
lcirdBig limo, 70 limo iclbit sic SIM.
zen bel @roiimng Der Sogo am 10.
ottober i6ou arob mo ileiidig, 10
ooB iic OILS ioitigcr 9raten icbr ae-
idJ0Bt iino.nio irob oeu 5dmieriqfei.
.cn Der SagO i6nen cifrig uadgcitcat
Uirr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21
Sin fran5SiidcS COB ii6er OaS Oent-
idlc @uIfsIicO.

Sin rran3OitldcS Cob itber oaS oent@
idJc %OlfSlicO.
@s lit aagcmein befannt, oaB man
Oen G6arafter, oas @emiitb eines
&olfcs am beiteu uo6 Dem 9ieocr-
i6ab belrt6cileu fam, Ger i6m io5u-
iogeu in Sleiid mo 9lut ii6ergegan-
gen lit, oenu cr lit Der mafeQoieSpie-
gel ieiuer Seele, oos begliidenoe
@1o, in Dem ehuos iortle6t bon Dem
criien melooiit6en @ciliiier, nit Dem
ims miere N}utter piel taiienomal
in ieliqe Irdume gemiegtl GaS mii-
fen Die 6ran5oien ebeuio glt ipie mir;
mr permiien iie ielbit 0os &leinoO,
ouf ooS mir 10 itol3 iein Oiirien NIT
@e6nut6 bel i6rer eigenen 9eOolfe.
umg. .&ergeiien mir tic, 10 ihreibt
Der betauute 4iudoloae &ictor
@largueritte in eiuem Die oG6auiou
francaiie~ iiberibrie6enen 2htiiae,
,.OoB bei'm 9lbiin9eu i6rer 9ieOer,
bel oenen ii6 i6re 9loiic mieOerinno,
sic oeuticben 9lrmeeu IN Der 9tadt
oes @erOerbens bci Seoan ibren ia
bcl6aiien Grhmp6 ieierten~ llno
er ldBt oeie @orte eiueS ieiner 9e-
fer ais 9eiidti9ung iciner eeeueH
@a6rne6mlHgcn iolgcn:
,SeOer Centi6e, 9roB unO flein,
arm ruO reid, Monn ooer 8rau,
mciB weuigitenS OreiBig GolfSIieOer
msmenoia. &em iid 6eitc 5wei
Geutide in 9liien begc9uen Cid ba6e
Oas ielbit 6eo6adteD, Damn iingen lie
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