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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-09-17
NEW ARRIVALS
AT THE ACADEMY
LIEUT.. MERRITT AND SERGT. ENG.
ESSEN ENTER UPON THEIR
DUTIES.

Lieut.. Merritt, of Salisbury, Md,
commandant for C. M. A., arrived Sat
urday and is getting things in shape
for the reception of the boards o.
boys that have already begun to ar
rive at the Academy.
Sergt. William M. Engessen, for a
number of years at the head of the
dining room of the Tennessee Militia
ry Institute, at Sweetwater, has also
arrived and is getting his department
in shape.
Major Gerow left this morning for
Birmingham in response to call to
look after the applications of a num-
Der of prospective cadets in that ter
ritory.
Col. Hulvey announced this morn
ing that he had leased the old Trot-
wood Moore place on the Mt. Pleasant
pike, now owned by John Carpenter,
and that Lieut. Merritt would live
there with his family, and that he
would place as many Of his overflow
students in. that building. This will
enable the school to take care OF
about twelve or fifteen more students.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-09-17
USES CHAIR WITH
SUCCESS u BIKE Ak
BASTAE Of CITY
JOHN SIMS TEACHES OFFICERS
NEW TRICK IN ESCAPING
JAIL
ENJOYS But LITTLE LIBERTY
Caught at Mt. Pleasant Seven Hours
After He Got out-PIaced in county
Jail on Charge of Carrying Conceal,
ed Weapons.

John, Sims, living, on Galloway
street, gave the city officers some
pointers on Jail breaking early Sun
day morning when he got out of the
city Lookup He had been landed
there on Saturday night on charge
of drunk and disorderly He was
placed in a cell and out of the kind
ness of their hearts, the officers plac-
ed chair for his greater comfort in
the cell.
About o'clock Sunday morning
Sims became wearied of his confine-
ment. He took the chair and broke
it to pieces With the rounds of the
chair he pried the bars of the cell
open, feat that it had been believed
impossible to perform. The rest was
easy. He got away.
AS soon as Tom Mclean the hust-
ling city marshal, heard of the escape
he got busy. He worked the wires to
Mt Pleasant and Lawrenceburg and
other places where Sims was known
or had lived and at 10 o'clock Sunday
morning the missing prisoner was ap-
pretended at Mt. Pleasant. He was
brought back here and upon a charge
of carrying weapons was bound over
to circuit court and landed in the
county 1astile
Sims is said to have been engaged
in trouble at his home when he was
arrested, 1t being alleged that he had
a pair of brass knucks which he was
fourishing around his wife, much to
her alarm.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-09-17
A COLUMBIA
INTERVIEW
Mr.. Lipscomb Tells His Experience.

Mr.. Lipscomb Tells His Experience.
The following brief account OF an
interview with a Columbia man four
years ago, and its sequel, will be
read with keen interest by every
citizen.
T. F. Lipscomb, Deputy County
Clerk, 1908 S. Main St., Columbia,
says: 81 had severe pains in my
back and my kidneys we're weak and
gave me much trouble. | used Doan's
Kidney Pills, procured from Martins
Drug Store, and they cured me at
once. My kidneys became normal
and the pains left" Statement given
February s, 1917
On April /, 1915, Mr.. Lipscomb
said: 81 am always glad to say a
word OF praise for Doan's Kidney
Pills, for they have done me worlds
Of good"
Price DC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for q kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Mpscomb had. Foster-Milburn
Co, Props, Buffalo, N. Y.-(Advt.l 1
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-09-17
BATTLE LINES ARE
FORMING IN FIGHT
FOR 1OGA Of LA
ANNOUNCEMENTS COME DAILY
FROM THE SENATORIAL
HEADQUARTERS.
ALBRIGHT NH, LIARS MANAGER
Former Adherent of Patterson WIFI
Direct the Fight for the Memphis
Coneressman--old Lines Are Being
Broken.
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 1O-In.
terest is growing apace in the senate
rial contest and some new announce
ment COMES from the senatorial head
quarters every day. Sims has not YET
named his manager or formally Open-
ed headquarters but will do so very
soon, it is said. Mcclellan is expect
ed to make speech in few days
and Lea begins the battle for re-nom-
nation next week. Patterson will
commence on Sept 20 to shell the
woods.
It becomes more and more evident
that the old lines that have character
lied the politics of Tennessee in re-
cent years, are going to 0e considera-
bly, broken during the coming contest
Some Of the former ardent prohlhi-
tionists, for example, those who were
originally in the fight, will not sup
port veteran in the cause like Sena-
tor Lea but are going to line up for
Patterson, the most recent convert.
On the other hand some OF the for
mer regulars, who in the past did
what they could to defeat prohibition
will be found battling for Lea.
Congressman Mcclellan will take
some from both sides Of the political
lines. One of his strongest support
ers is Judge L. d. Hill, chairman of
the state democratic committee, for
mer Carmack adherent and supporter
Of the free judiciary. His campaign
manager, according to announcement
made today, will be Edward Albright,
Of Sumner county, in the past strong
advocate of Gov. Patterson, and one
of the dominant factors in the politics
of Sumner county. He will be assist
ed by Lonnie Ormes.
The recent announcement of Gov.
Patterson that Judge r. l.. Peck +!
would manage his campaign, caused
considerable surprise. 1t had been
generally believed in we'll informed
circles that Hon. Austin Peay, Of
GAINESVILLE, one of the ahlest politi-
clans in the state, would direct the
contest of the ex-governor, but it is
said now to be doubtful il Mr.. Peay
takes an aggressive part part in the
contest.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-09-17

Feel languid, weak, run down?
Headache Stomach "off?" A good
remedy Is Burdock Blood Bitters
Ask your druggist. Price 800
tAdvt)
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-09-17
FOX HUNTERS HOLD
MEETING WITHOUT
BOARD Of TRADE
ONLY THREE MEMBERS OF LAT.
TER BODY PUr IN Their
APPEARANCE.
COUNT. COURT TO APPROPRIATE
Motion Has Been Entered on Docket
That They Give $500 to Fund for
Prizes-Motion Pictures Will Prob.
ably Sc TAKEN II hunt.

The large and enthusiastic" meet
ing of the Board OF Trade which was
slated to confer Niln a committee
from the Fox Hunters Association
Thursday afternoon 20 provide tor ac-
tive cooperation b.;ween the two bod
ieh, to more Effectively provide tor
the entertainment of the guests Of the
great hunt to DC staged here Thanks
giving week, was not held. By actual
count three members were present
during the course Of the afternoon.
and at least two other enthusiasts
stuck their heads in the door while
the conference" was lasting. The
committee of the fox hunters Nas
there all right, and the members dis
cussed the ways and means of making
the annual hunt the greatest that has
ever been staged in the country.
One of the members of the fox hunt
ers' committee remarked that it seem
ed to him that "the Board of Trade
had commenced alternating for the
winter" One Of the officers OF the
Board of Trade said that .his confer
ence would have to be put OF until
Tuesday, when It was hoped that a
large crowd of members would come
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-09-17
A CLoGGED SYSTEM NEEDS (
ATTENTION

Are you bilious, dizzy and listless?
DR.. Kings New Life Pills taken at
once seizes upon constipation and
starts the bowels moving naturally
and easily. Moreover, it acts without
gripping. Neglect Of clogsed sys-
tenn often leads to most serious COM
plications Poisonous matters and a
body porly functioning need imme-
date attention If you wish to wake
up tomorrow morning happy in mind
and entirely satisfied start your
treatment tonight Csc a bottle -
(Advt.) 2
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-09-17
FACTS FOR SUFFERERS.

Pain results from injury or con-
gestion. Be it neuralgia, rheuma-
tism, lunbago, neuritis. toothache,
sprain. bruise, sore stiff muscles or
whatever pain you have yields to
Sloans Liniment-brings new fresh
blood, dissolves the congestion, re-
lieves the injury, the circulation Is
free and your pain leaves as If by
magic. The nature Of its qualities
penetrate Immediately to the sore
spot. Don't keep on suffering. Get
a bottle OF Sloan's Eminent Use 1t.
II means instant relief Price CSC.
and Soc. $1.00 bottle holds six times
as much as the 25c. size.-(Advt) 2
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-09-17
SENATOR LEA OPENS
CAMPAIGN BEFORE A
SPLENDID AUDIENCE
Is HEARD BY AN ENTHUSIAST
CROWD OF WEAKLEY
FOUNTAINS.
Elk CONFEDERATE PRESIDEs
introduced by King Webb, Of the Law
Firm Of Webb & Elkins-FIowers
Are Presented by Several Young
Ladies Of the County.
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Sept, ll-A
large crowd greeted Senator Lea at
Dresden King Webb, Of the law firm
of Webb and Elkins, was chairman OF
the reception committee. Senator
Lea was brought down from the rail
road station in the car of John Gard
ner, Of Martin.
Col f. E. Tansil, an ex-Confederale
soldier presided at the meeting,
Mayor A. B. Adams, of Martin, IN
troduced the speaker. Flowers were
presented by Miss May Mcdonald OF
Martin, Miss Hillard, of Gleason an0
Miss Mary Killebrew, Of Dresden
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-09-17
ENORMOUS METEOR
AT HUNTSVILLE

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Sept 13.-An
enormous meteor was seen in this To-
cality late Friday night and several
persons declare that it burst into
many parts while flying near the re
NTH. 1t was passing from south to
north and those who saw the phenom
enon declare it the largest they have
ever seen.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-09-17
MAKES LEAP FROM
BRIDGE SUNDAY
w. c. MARTIN PERFORMED FEAT
AGAIN SUNDAY AFTERNOON
AT $3.50 O'CLOCK.

W. c. Martin, the amateur high div
er leaped from the Duck river bridge
again Sunday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock in the presence Of several hun
dred interested spectators. Martin
jumped from the bridge the first Mon.
day in September. He has jumped
from practically all the bridges on the
river from SheIbyville to the mouth.
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OREGON APPLE CROP
WILL BE SHORT

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 11.-Ore-
CONS apple crop this lear will be
about one-third as large as that Of
last season, according to an estimate
made today by c. A. Madeour, man
ager of the Western Fruit Distribu-
tors Association.
The crop will amount to about $50
car loads.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-09

ihe 8tfh an Der iungen SSrantiurtsr
llniDerIitdt einnimmt, 1T R9sinIdnz
Der; er itammt aug bem aoblen,e,
9OrOrt pfafisnSorf ano III erit ,napp
81 Sabre aft. Ssins Stubien ma5te
sr IN ben uniberiitGten Gtrubburs,
9Ottingsn, Uliin5en unb Berlin, no
er 1903 ben Oottcrgrun errang uno
iia 1905 ols pripatbo5ent nieberliep.
1909 sing er on. bic llHioerIitGt Riin.
den: bier legte Der junse priDatbooeut
ben Grinb 5u Der 4rbeii, bic ibm bic
| 9eutise hobe tuiiisrTanftli9s Qus5eiaz
nung unb auberbem i'm oorigsn Slhs
re bic 5dlfte bes 8abl6rud preiIeg
Der llniperiitdt GjSttinsen eintrug. Gs
bdnoslt ii9 babel nm be 20Iung bes
Strsites, ob bic R6ntgsriirnblsn bur6
ausssi6leuberie iIeinite 9artiteI6eu
rber bur6 Weasnbepegung erseuat
tperoen. Shon pisIe 1attsn DOT i5m
periu6t. feit5uitellsn. plde Der 81.
ben beTsbeuoen !Shpotbeisn riftiy
b5p. bur6 bas Experiment gu srreiz
len Iei. nit 9auss unD finer Mi.
arbsitsr 3peifelsfreier 8sif'teGuns, bar
bic WslIsntbeorie ridotia lei, farb Iic5
5ugl,i1 cine W5gIi6teit, bic 8eGens
Idnge 81 mefen, unb es lieBen iif)
baHn tpsiter auf bieIer Grunblage
tpsrtbnoas ScrfdunasergebniiIe ber.
porhringen. bic non Der fbeorstiIfen
Ybbiit in bds glrteitsgefiet bes ghes
miters biniiherfiibrten. Sesbalb IN
2uues Gntbeduug In ihrsu gtuspirs
iungen nod teinesipses ala abueItloTs
fen dnsuiehen, sumal Der 5orifer
isI6if. Der BON 9fnfnua Ieiner tpiiTens
i6dfilitsn gstbitigung on bic Sra
gen Der WeIenbepeauug unb bisfer
perfponbts Srageu iih als Sonberfiuz
blum srpISlts, nod teinespess feline
qrbsitsn nbseihloHen bat. = aaue,
Der Dor Ieiusr gerufunp als prbentlis
der grpfeiior on bic llni-eriitIt
Srdntfurt Srpsi Sabre in 3iirid pirts
ts, III Der stpeite Santfurter Rcbels
preistrGaer: Dor 7 Sd6rcn mar es.
pdul GbrIi9, Der nit bsm preis fir
Wesisin uno 8bpiipIoaie ausae,sihnst
purbe, unb stpar, tpie n.ben6'i be-
merit Iei, nod Dor Der @erOff-n Ii
hurd Der be'onntsiten Gntb,duns BEG
iiindit Deriturbenen @eIe5rtsn. oes
Salporians.
&risggbsrbF an ber
9 dpsi3er 9ren3e. Cine
tpablsnb belle Munonott. arnb tres
ten bic i6pdrsbepalostsn SObn, bic
pom babif6en inB Idgtpsiseriide 2ano
bineinsieben, aus benz fablen Silbers
I6ein berpDr. Snparsss S9peigen.
ilnb banebeu psiHe, tpellise Rsbberse
Biz 6iniiber gum Rbein: aoItbor.I 9iis
ter bss peinumraniten Wiar,srGilers
lunbes. S6lafrig unb ausgsaliibt
bdnet bas psIisHbs 9aub an ben StOs
den, b.Tsu itrossnbsr gsersuisssn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-09

WurtsrGfler Wefnbauern Iid bantbur
beg bieHd6risen Weiriegeus frsuen,
10 benten Iie bierbei nit 5uOerFdtlider
S5ffnung unb 5reue an bic SupfereH
i'm 5elbe, 81 beren fiegreider Seims
tebr Der biesidbrise quite Sropfen Elm
schter, terniger Setmntb> unO Wil'
tommensruB lem foul
Prohibitions Sieg
in Colorado. Dur6 eiuittmmi,
sss llrtbeiI srtarrte nie itaa tibs
Supreme Court bas Reht oes 9 al'
tes Colorado CUR ginTiibrune Der
prubibitirn fir iein sag,5es 9eNt:t an
uno entIhieb nameutIid, bic Stdbte.
lpelde nad Mabsats eines SpesiaIs
1arters pertpaltet perbe,. feisu nitt
befuot, uab oem 1. Son,tor 1915 ben
Sanbel in berauIherben @etrdrtsu
fortSuieben, gu pel6em Seitpunft bus
itadtlide 9rpbibitiors9efeb auf9ruub
oon 9erfoifuness unb eefeblihen Bee
Iiimmungen in &roft tritt. 7ts glns
fDdlte Der Setlagten pdtfen g'lfeHD 9eS
ma6t, bic 2egislatur Babe Der Gtu>t
Derber eineu GAarter geaebeu. rp'lh'r
ibre 9efueniFe ertpeitere. unb oi fs
9eiuanifIs t0rnten tbr uidi tpieber
ent5ceen rperoen.
-8unbesbriiber in 6a'
lp al. Bon bem i'm Wioi bieies Sab'
reg erft gesriinbeten Oeutid Ime'
ritaniI6en 9erbanbe bon Satpot. Der
aad burb sinsn DeIssaten auf eem
bonn 2. bis 3. guniit in Gan 5ron'
cisco Gal. abeebaItensH oChten Ratio.
ndltpnpent bes gunbes pertreten mar.
il Elm 2ebeus5ei6en einsstrotfen.
DoiIeIbe beitanb in sinem gbed BON
S92 nebft gefeluna Der .WittbeiIun'
een4. bss gunbes Organs. ieiisns
BEG &Guoi 3peiaes pon Sauai. Die
neueu Bunbes Mitglieber. tpobnen
ouF Der Snisl &uuai unb 5par in at'
bu.. aolou, Dnimsa, gIecle. SlGusa
RisaIia. WsataiDsIi unb Rebabc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-09

i4on manae fpobe aunbe aus bem
5eloe in freuboollsinnisem Geosnten
uno 5uOerIidtli9em Mutb Don 9Ias
gu SIas piltommen 9ieB. 8ie Itimmz
te bic Wdrms, bic pirbsInbe &raft
uno Der Srob bieIes neusn &riesss
peiHss Sli Der traftbepubten, berbs
geraoer Martsrdflerart, bic ii9, obne
pel Dorte, in itigem. innigem grs
Iebsn unb in troBiser 3utunftsboff>
nuus an Der Sreuoenbotihuft er,
pdrmtel Sept iduielt Der @inb i'm
Rsblaub, uHb Der Ronb IGBt T6arfe
Sdatten bon ben Gtoden auf bic bell
len Wese fallen. Stumm lisst bas
sbaI Su unten I'm reblisen S9ein.
Rein ai6t; benn es 1T 5lieserpsttsr.
Rur aug Der S9tpei5 Elm persin5eltes
Stintsn unb aus bsm fernen bunteln
aampfgebiet Der @ogeien aeitipeiIi1
bas oumpFe groIen tdmpfeHoer 9es
Ihiibe. Dortber tamen bic Iurrenoen
gSgel in tIarsn MonbRGhtsn, lin
gOmben in fru9tbebanssne Rebberge
ober auf frisolicb i6lafenbe Deinorte
su perfen. Die beabii6tisten Wirtuus
gen purber nirsenS ersieIt; odsegsn
bnnt. mander Gngitli9e Sremblins
bieIen ylG6ten Beinprrbsn bon be-
Ionberer Site unb TDrsloier 5rDbli6s
lett in ben bO6sep0Ibtsn. bomben'
feItsn &slsrn, ipis lie i'm Reblarb ia
aIsemein ungsIest perbeH. - go
feblten aud i'm Sriessia6re bic Sreu'
ben pes nsuen Wsinss i'm Warterdfs
lerldnb ui1t, tpennsleib lie in beiteis
oenem Rabmen Iid abIpielten. gIieben
bp6 aud Diels triRtfrobe SGits aus
Der freunona9barliben S9pei5 aug,
bic in friiberen Sabrea in 10 sroben
3assn gu rgtuien (Riiien) unb
Reuem" ins martsrdfIeriide RebIdnb
sepanbert iparen. buB in ben ldnblt'
den BirtMdaften Der Dein Oft aus
8affsetdiien setrunten iperoen mlbte.
neil pieI msbr burftise SdnGbsI ba
ipareu aIs Slider. MeHI trobbsm bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-09

Sic Dertreiben ben Gar,
ransa SeneraI Calls
uus frpnteras.

Douglas, aria, 8. Gesembsr.
Rad einem fdarfen @eFedie beieBts
Der @ilIaSGeneral Sole RoSrisus5
WtittipOd Jrouieras. iiiblia DON aeua
prieta. bic garransassruppen uuter
Geueral q. gIias galIes na9 bem
Siiben perfenb. Robrisiie3 perbranntc
mebrsre 8riiden stpiiden Gsqueba
unb Gronteras aui bide Weiie Dis
Babnsg sgerbinouns Ses Generals gal'
les nit asua prieia unter6rs9enb.
Rcbrigue3 idnitt Bel ieinem Gins
ause in Gronteras aud bic Selesra'
pben. unb aeIepbonsS Srdbte ab, es ses
lang Gales aber berrlo1 nod 4sua
prieta I'm 9iilfe 5u fdiden. Sieben'
bunDert Wsann unter General angel
Glorss fpurben Wiittpod Rodmittas
su ieiner llnisrftiibuns abseianbt.
Die giuna9me DON SSronteras iiellt
Robrisie3 tpieber sipifdrn sipet gar'
ranaas5eere unb siebi i'm aontrolle
Der 8abn sipiiden @gua prieta unD
Roeoaari. Die @arniion in Msua
prista ipurbe in Stanb seiebt. einem
Gnsriff sn kseensn
aus superlGiIigr AueIls ipiro Be-
ridiet, SaB @iIIa init einer seringen
Wanmi6dft BEL 9dtiu auftau9te, bod,
tonnie biss niht beitdtist tperbut.
prrteaf sessn aIliirten :
pump.
philabefpbia. pa, s. Ds.
sn aebrudter yGorm bdt Der 1oritanb
bes Oeati4ameritaniihsn Rationals
bunbes siuen proteit an iGntmtli4,
Weitalieber bss Ssnnts unb Reprdien'
tanteI9aufes bes "a. &onsrefes ges
ri6tei. Ct ri9tet iid gsgen bic
anglo frans0fiIde anleibe unb per'
lanet cine itrense llnteriuHuHs, Samit
bic Wstboben aufsebedt iperbsn, bur4
ipslte bic er5tpunseue 9ertpenbun1
BON Gpargelbern fir biefe getrdgte
Mnleibe erm0gli4t ipurbe, oamit ots
psrTrnen, fpeI9e ii9 elmer @erlsbnns
Der fol4e Spatgeloer fdiBenbtn De,
1ebe' iduIbis semo4t bdbM, beitraTt
iperben unb bic 4nnabme bon Wlabs
nabmsn srfolat, tpeIdx fclde prattis
len In 3utunft uHmDslid MAIDEN.
nsbsrfssif4e 5ruF fiir Bite
S9pei5.
glewgorf, 8. De3ember. - Sier
lpurbe Mliitipo9 in erfdhrung ge'
brafa, bub aobunsen aupfer, unb
anbere UaateriaIien. beren Genbuns
lange 3dt bon ben entente Iddtm
perbinbert ipurbe, na9 Der S@iDei3
dbgeben iperbsn. Die S@tpei5 bat.
SbnliH Ais 6susub. sinm llsberiss
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Msebrere Ayseni id3enleben
Ourh elm Seuer In eine N
2oaisbiIIer SoteI pep
uidltet

2ouisbiIle, ap., 8. Geaenl6er
Sn Ser aiihc bes z, stpeluie Sotels
brad am Mtittpod Wecrsen Geaiel
nus, tpcId)en srpei Nteiidenleber
gum Gpfer fieIen, ipdbrelo swei I'M
bcre oiirb @aub iibertudItigt pirbe,
iutS fairm INIT Sem Ssben bapoiifcnl'
nlen oiirftel.
5ds Sotel ieI6it ip,lr6e ipeilig Be
it,1biet, ba es Der Gaienrcbr se'
lang, bic Slarunen balo itrter Ron'
trole 5u befcnunen.
Ger @1iie bemGd)tigte iid .eins
Yanif llub mebrcre berieIben ipran'
3ea aiis ben aeritert Der oberen Ge'
ifoiie. Ga nnten Hese aitsseipatI,i
fpurcn, .riroe MIR cine per'
fon bur6 BEN Spriine aus
benz 5eniter idppcr perleet. Ole 9si'
den BON g9m. u. 8uftter ponSreenS'
burg. sp., urib ieinem Sobne g. g.
Dudner .piir6en bon Der Gciieripsbl
in ihren 9imnier aufgefliti6en. @. q
Dlorsan ipiir6e in obnntdd)tieen 3it
I.anSe ins Sreie gebradt. Gr biiritt
tnunl nit Dem Seben oapoifomnral
s. 90. Me6iorb bon Butler Goi,rtp
ap., tplirbe pom M1iib iiberardltigi
iub idirste bic 3reppe binab. Giirf
Gprlng aus einent 8fnrner ,iplroe
6. 8. Guile bon Soriecnpe, ap., idrper
,ricst, ,udbrenb bic @attin 6es gi'
gciitbiinefs 6es $oteIs, Srmi geas
Wcaarp, baIb eriiift in bic iriide
aiiit getra0en tpairoe.
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