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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-04

Carmen" is surely the best buy;
spend Csc on her-better spend SOC
and be sure of your seat.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-04

w. J. Grouse left on Saturday even
ing for his old home in Iowa. Mr..
Grouse expects to be gone for some
time.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-04

bo mAM rER , "A girl to do general
Caldwell. 's''y r. 1ornee
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-04

Mrs. B. M. Holt and children left
on Saturday for Denver, Colo, where
they will spend the summer with Mrs.
Hollis parents.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-04
June 9th.

M. J. Conway was in the city from
Notus Wednesday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-04

College Glee Clubs
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-04

The Rebekah lodge of Caldwell held
a very lovely reception in honor of the
President OF the State Assembly of
their order on Friday night of last
week At this time seven new mem
bers were initiated and at the close
of the initiation, bounteous banquet
was served to all present.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-04

John T. Morrison, president of the
Western National Bank, was in the
city from Boise Wednesday, attending
to bank and professional business.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-04

Festival performance of Carmen"
next Wednesday night at the Method
ist church.
Carmen"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-04
"Cooning" Flowers.

Better get your seats for Carmen.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-04

L. ]. Ross of the firm of J. H. Forbes
& Co., returned Saturday night from
Logan, Utah. and Mackay, Idaho,
where he had been on business for his
firm.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-04

Miss Edgarda Mac MuIlan arrived
in Caldwell Wednesday evening for a
short visit with her sister. Mrs. w. H.
Eustance. Miss Mac Mullan is as
sistant professor of English at the
University OF Utah. Salt Lake.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-04

c. w. Cooper has returned from
Portland. where he went to receive
treatment for his eyes. Mr.. Cooper
has been slowly losing his sight dur
ing the past year. We regret to state
that the Portland eye specialists could
give Mr.. Cooper no relief.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-04
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B. NJ. Holt was Boise visitor on
Wednesday.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-14

and inheritance taxa tax that would work
no hardship to any person.
By levying these direct taxes-instead of
indirect taxes that fall upon the consumer
through the roundabout channel of>increas-
ing the cost of the article that he has to buv
we could easily add S20o,0o0,OoO to the gov
ernment's revenue without putting any bur
den on anybody.
Consumption taxes are poor mems taxes
because they levy the toll upon articles of
general use, and the United States is al
ready collecting the bigger part Of its reve-
nue. from these indirect taxes on consump-
ton.
Mr.. Howe shows that our government is
already collecting a higher tax on consunp
ton than other governments, while only an
insignificant part is borne by incomes and in
hentances, while wealth, as such, is not
taxed at all.'
Certain inhertances in excess of $1,000, 600
could easily bear burden of per cent said
the Commissioner "and no real injustice would
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-14

be done if the tax were as high as 10 per cent
'.An additional $5O,0O0,O0O or 500, 900 90
could be realized from an increase in the tax
upon incomes, including the surtax The income
tax in Great Britain has in recent years been
raised to 93 per cent. upon very large incomes.
From these combined sources from 81 90 900 900
to 5000 100000 could easily be added to our
Federal revenues, which would more than meet
any possible deficits and would tend to balance
more equally the burdens of taxation which for
sixty years have borne most heavily on the
poor
Commissioner Howe charged that the burdens
Of taxation in the United States are divided more
unjust thy than in the other great countries He
said that America collected approximately SO 20
per capita from customs taxes, while Germany
collected $3.50; Austro-FIungary, So. Is; France,
$3.50; Italy, So; Russia, "a cents, and Japan
40 cents. In addition the burden of internal
revenue, which falls on the poor was about
$3.50 per capita, while the income tax yielded
only 60 per cent. per capita.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-14

money; here bastards can become le-
Ultimate and dishonor and shame
may arrive at high honors. [ have
said | will say nothing of the infer
nal dregs of private vices. l only
speak of well-known public matters.
Harvard Classics Vol. SO pgs. 299-
301).
If Tom Watson, or any one else
can beat that he'd be (if you'll par
don slang) "going some
Then listen to Patrick Henry:
Caesar had his Brutes, Charles I. his
Cromwell; Let George III profit by
their examples! If this be treason
make the most of it!''
A few words regarding Mr.. Wat
sons criticism of the Baptists. He is
one and so am | and a missionary
one to boot, and yet when Brother
Watson takes the pulpit to preach
us a sermon, Sister R. NJ Williams,
the worthless bird" perches on the
front pew and croaks Amen! Amen!
l shall have to wear that name
worthless bird since you state that
unless two instances you cite of Mr..
WatsOn's duplicity do not convince
me you are wasting ammunition on
a worthless bird
On your first shot you had a blank
cartridge since you say, "the sour
rilOus sheet from which your mis-
information was obtained, deliber-
ately stated that the Frank case was
not a case of circumstantial evidence
because Conley testified that he saw
the crime committed
Mr.. Watson is accused of bitter
ness. Just God in Heaven, if ever a
man on earth had cause to be bitter,
Tom Watson has. When l think of
how that man has been maligned
bounded and betrayed, there invol-
unfairly arises in my mind that
scene in the Roman senate when Gaze
sar turning says. 1T Tu Brute?
Covers his face and passively re-
ceives his twenty-three dagger
thrusts.
Perhaps l too, seem bitter as you
say | palpably initiate Watson Tin
saying which you flatter mel. May
God forgive me If I unjustly censure
anyone. One cause of my bitterness
lies in the fact that we have had
during the past 4 years "a striking
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-14
Additional Letters From the People

My mother is a native Of Missis-
sippi My father, E. C. Rogers, who
has been dead "a years, was a ma
tive of Georgia and followed the
STARS and Bars" until after having
eaten mule steak. At Vicksburg
he was paroled. I'm Southern, every
atom, blood, flesh and bone, and if
there is in me any of the much
Wanted race prejudice it's directed
to the negro, not to the Jew.
The official record must indeed be
foul if the essential facts in it could
not be at least quoted in part. In
stead the Notwithstanding Mr..
WatsOn-gave us their version of it
and asked us to take their word.
You presume too much upon my
ignorance. l am no college graduate
(having held only a first grade GER
tificate) but l have two eyes and at
least a small amount of gray matter
in my Uranium.
1t seems to me you seek to mislead
me when you say that to try to send
the official record thru the mails
would place the one who attempted
to do so in the same class as the man
whose pupil you seem to be, and who
is now under Indictment in the
United States Courts for circulating
obscene matter" You must infer
that I'm ignorant as to the nature of
the obscene matter.
In reply to my question, "does the
press echo the voice of the people of
Georgia" you ask:
How do you explain the action of
more than 10000 citizens of Geor-
gia?"
The census of 1910 gives the popu-
lation of Georgia as 100000. How
about the other 2,599,0OO?
In copying Watson's utterances, his
enemies it appears to me seeks to
arouse the prejudice of as many
classes as possible by quoting caus-
tic remarks made by Watson along
various lines, one directed to the
Catholics, another to the Baptists,
etc. Brush up little on history doc
tor, and see if any reformer ever
minced his terms. Study this quo
tatiOn from Martin Luther's letter
to the German nobility:
This wantonness and lying reser-
walton of the popes has brought
about an unutterable state of things
at Rome. There is buying and
selling, changing, clustering and
bargaining, cheating and lying, rob-
bling and stealing, debauchery and
viiiany and all kinds Of contempt Of
God, that antiChrist himself could
not rule worse
Finally the pope has built special
house for this fine traffic-the house
of the Datarius at Rome. If you
bring money to this house you can
arrive at all l have mentioned. Here
VOWS are annulled; here a monk OBJ
tains leave to quit his order; here
priests can enter married life for
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-14
A TEXAS LADY'S STINGJNG RE.
BUKE TO I'll. E. STOCKBRIDGE.
CARPET-BAGGER

Leming, Tex, Sept. 27, 1915.
DR.. H. E. Stockbridge,
Atlanta, Ga.
Dear Sir: Your favor Of the 18th
is hereby acknowledged.
Possibly you think you have met
to my satisfaction all the points rails
ed in my first letter. Not So In this
former letter l asked, What negro
ever had the daring to commit a
crime like that and remain near the
scene of it?' This necessarily meant
to remain openly
In reply you mention two instan-
ces, Sam Hose for one, regarding
whom you say:
Permit me to remind you that
this devil incarnate remained on the
scene of his crime some twelve
hours and only made tracks when
driven from cover by hounds. Did
Jim Conley make any attempt to
hide after twelve hours or twelve
days?
It's the innate nature of the negro
rapest to hide. You know this as
we'll as | do, so why argue otherwise.
Permit me to quote you again:
Even few years ago trusty
negro prisoner murdered the wife of
the warden Of the prison in which
he was confined and stayed on the
scene of his crime for several days
How could he do otherwise if he
was confined?
You say: Your boosted knowl-
edge of negro character can hardly
bn TOY hoy
devoted Southern women who petit
toned Governor Slaton to commute"
| do not question their sincerity in
the least. | am endeavoring to place
the blame just where it helongs-on
the publishers. Certain words in
your letter fit in so nicely. pardon
me in using them. They (the above
named women) 'have been unscrup-
ulously, deliberately and diabolically
lied to-" These are harsh words, I
know, but permit me to remind you
that you used them first.
Not long since my sister and
were discussing this case. She said:
eff I had seen Frank commit the
crime, l would have said commute,
for the simple reason that I do not
believe in capital punishment. The
Bible says Vengeance is mine'''.
| then reminded her that the Bible
also says Whose sheddeth mans
blood by man shall his blood be
she'd"
A great many people who urged
communication did so for the same
reason stated by my sister; others
for the above named reason.
AS to how much Southern blood I
have in my veins, pardon a little per-
6onal information.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-14

OBJECT lesson in our own county of
official high-handedness and imbe-
Gle se1fsufficiency. I've almost come
to the pass that, like David, 1
brand "all men as liars
l have three little boys to rear and
when l think of what may lay in
store for them, my heart almost
stops. And when | look into the face
OF my one little girl no pen can ex-
press the emotion that overwhelms
me wren l think What if she should
go like Mary Phagan!"
MRS. r. M. WILLIAMS.
A CHEERING VOICE FROM TEXAS
Dear Sir: We can not but feel an
increasing interest in the little Geor-
gia girl when Southern gentility''
and chivalry are held up to scorn and
derlslon by such cute, mollycoddle,
self-righteous, self-inflated editors
as the shallow little jackass who pre-
sides over the destiny of the Milwau-
kee Free Press.
Would he turn the other cheek if
some demon should choke the life
out Of his little girl? Can't you get
them to. understand that this was
our little girl and is our affair.
Please beg them to consider that we
do not claim to be holy, Immediately
pure and spotles, without blemish.
righteous, angelic. That we are Just
plain human beings. Can't you by
any means for an instant direct their
sympathies from the guilty Jew to
the little girl who preferred death to
dlshonor, writing in agony, with
the cruel cord choking out her young
and sinless life?
Strange the sympathies are re-
served for the criminal instead of the
victim.
AS to the issues involved. the
whole ground has been covered in a
series of matchless articles which
should have a sure place in our lit
erature.
In conclusion l beg to say that if
those who started this fight keep it
up, your Ignorant" subscribers will
suffer no uneasiness as to the issue
while they hear the rumbling of the
JeffersOnian's guns.
Very truly,
J. w. BAKER.
Texas II
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-14

In commenting on the big deficit that we
Will face if the duty on sugar is removed, as
the Democratic program promises it will be.
Frederick {. Howe, Commissioner of Immi
grafton at the Port of New York, shows by
ndlSputable figures that the loss of revenue
from sugar as well as the proposed increase
in appropriations for the army and nayv
could be met by levying sufficient income
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-14
PAGE TEN
THE JEFFERSONIAN

swoop down on Congress for an immense ap-
preparation to put our navy on an equal foot
lng with that Of England-the bigger army
men planning what they will force Congress-
to give them toward Prussianizing US
where will the taxpayer be left?
Higher taxes will be put upon the neces-
sar commodities to bring in bigger revenue.
or there will be bond issue. which will
amount to the same thing to the masses in
the long run-those who have been paving
the cost of high-priced government will con-
tlnue to pay the price of even higher-priced
government
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-14

Leming, Tex, Sept 27, 1915
DR.. H. E. Stockbridge,
Atlanta, Ga.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-06

%ieiter Gltern.
@ei5eu so. aorp 30, Safer
90, Gier Z, aartoffeIn 80.
Die Srmlben iangeu ar 81
rciien.
&crfebrtc @elt lit, melal nlli
cinem Bale Der @rOBuater tarSt,
Scr &ottr &arten ipielt mo Der rr.
lp%ad,ieue 5obn lurn G1tfel idtGit.
Sific 8sdjc uur 20 Salrcn.
Gmclrauille 8GbrrrN zines
@emittcrs luuroc one Sd)elme oes
Srn. Sbeo. Senaitent>erg bonn @liBe
aetroficn ulo bronnte bis olli oWl
grlinb nieoer.
-Sapiss NIB. @illialmnn bot
Gbr. Nolte'S 5arm gepodtct mo
miro lid) oprt nieoerloiicn.
tSeirn:bscrluibnib SdeirW-
6reo :. aoellcr lnpN Souiie Gin.
nelleBer, beihc ans 9ittle Sergcr.
&err Np. 9togcl, elm langiGbrl'
ger urtD gcod'tetcr 9iiraer lmIcrcs
.Goltntp's, itarb ONT Samstog in lei.
ner 8obnull0 an Der 6irit Greet,
I'M Nlter bon 90 SSobren.
-@s oiirfte pohE lridIt ~dllgenein
|befanut iein ooB blm 8all DER Wo.
Gdcific : 9atn i'm Sabre 1853, IN.
Ter fleinps St6hheu 5000 bel.
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GRIP Sill 9toael II. So. beiit.
ben iid oieie 8ode nit ihrer
9reidmoidi1ie oiIf 9rp Sill. Scrr
8i,itop Eetrits bat bon 600 Stod,
bel Ia 9lupSel 3iun Shpd. $40 9l-
ibel @ei5en georoiden.
@eisen IS, Gier s.. 0iebI per
Sod 2.25.
Nus @rrqcr Gin &inb bes
ISru. 2unis Eoblfina ftarb, om
ISmtstnN. iu 5arten a(ter bon 3
tSabren. 8ic Satin oeS Srn.
Ghas, al,ltb itat5 an, Mittaroh let
ter @ot,e I'M Nlter BON SIS Sabren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-06
Sdaten %erbanolnnscn.

Grtra &eriammlung am 3 Nn
quit 1915.
Der 3wed oieier Yeriammluna
ipuroe burf Den 8rdiioentcn befaumt
gemabt. SeIdiolien: Dab Die Mit
9lieoer oities Sereius lid an Dem I'M.
6n9 beim Garniual an 0~onncrstdo
Den II aH9ult, 10 SabIrcid ais nt10
lId betbcili9en.
Iae Mit9ttioer bes GerciuS limo
erlltt lid Euntt II llbr mittnos i'm
6auptaAnrtler Ill mrimnmclu mn
bon Oh ans CUR Staotbattc III mar.
l6ieren. Der Setretdr mlroe beauis
tra9t, alle i'm Sanot mpbneuneu ltits
9letpcr bierupn in aeuntniB III iebeu.
9ierouI crfolste &trtagma,
5rib Yang.
Sefretar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-06
9lnhion.

llutcrSeiMneter uiro aui Der Srant
Claus Sarnt, an Der Coles Greet; ) Mei.
len ipeItl. D 6ernnnn, am Iieufag
Den II attanIt 1915. b~eginneno ! llbr
gad)mittnas. oas iolaenOe %be,uegtitbe
Giaentbim MI ben Meifbietenoen per,
faIien:
i Mabre ID Sobr alt; ! Ifero Z Sabre
olt; | SObien l Sabr alt: ? Miidtuhe l
nit cinem &aib: ! Cher s Rpnate ait:
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McGorrnid Seuredben; | Gurnsgruirher;
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Tliise: | 8iamunb THla: i 0iifs0ria;
| 0iitsGnltipatpr, | @angsGnltipatpr:
| Double Seftipn Gage; / slueilpanniaeS
8ferbegeid,irr; l Chip. 8ieroeeeiubirr
fiir 8ngap; | SbmiebesN nsitattung; /
Spofina Sallep Gi6er Ntiibie. nebit 8reie
ie: ! Bellenile 8reiie, io,oie anbere
5armgerdtbe,
8ebinsunaen: Vile 8etrase BON SIS
ober peni9er. 8aar; fir Betrage upn
iiber IS uiro elm arebit BON 8 MDraten
beiuiligt, aeaen Rote NIT %aeniiaenber
Siferbeit.
Gnsene Claus,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-06
Charlotte.

&eslie @iielnnn mar ON per
0allQGtten Sumstog in 0ieier Sc.
SelpO, I'M nod ieirten 9rcider Ells
tcreiINt 3u ieben.
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BON Ct. Suuis, tpapen an pcrgoqtQr.
llen 5onntag oltf @eiud bel Is. Y.
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len &orbereitlRtgel }lnn @alr zines
ih0nen 8uditein : @ebGlpNcs mi
ibrem 9uuplos in Roiebilo; lie ia.
ben ber, Seller bGtmbP ihon poll.
Nt6ct.
ISM. &itte ulpo 1yanilie crpieItel
ant lebten Sreitog Morgen Die
&ralRrbotidmit, oab ihr Sdppicger.
lobL Senrp @ICit9tallS, I'M ct.
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selpprhcn Mt, @err eIIingbolts mar
Elm iebr netter WSnrnr; elm 9liltrei-
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ltellt. SEER BItte ln6 @attilt rel.
item luad) ct. &olIs INN Der 9eeroi-
almg bei5ltpobnen, meldc ola let.
ZEN Wonta9 itottfofpo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-06
Gus Dem golfsblatt friiberer Sabre.
gur 40 Sahren.

Der SluB ltebt Is SUB / 3oa
iiber ben Rieoerpniierftaro
Sn 4oIge Oes nnbolteno iniien
@ctiers III sic gtraBe por Der
arcpp'iden 8ralierei ubgerutidt.
-@ci5en $t.40, Sort 10, Bic
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Ger Sernmnler SdaiBeItper.
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@etcr, Iii. Capt, $. 8e1inG SET
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@ohlt mn. Dem Snbrboot ibnea
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id,on nlehrerc SUB tiei inn &nlicr
tpaten, nm Den gcoilrfti9en 81 O.
longer.
ASan Yerfins, Der mgeflaJt
mar. eitlen 9sotbSlld)ts 8erinds auf
Sral. BOLTON genladt st boben, pnr
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nitb elm bolb Sabre 3ltttGous per
nrteilt,
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8eraner Die @eiangenen gerfins
luro @ilhelntine albailo ftadJ Sci.
feripn gitp urpo iibe~rlieierte tie bort
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fdieo Spiiden Den Sallenidebos unO
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Der.
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ginem 8dbIfopfe fam alan fei'
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aGblen.
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Elm gehnnbes biibihcs MGbd,en ieine
amfpartfne nno erfre,ite oas &er5
rEHNNyT AtMfhEEHT et..HtLf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-06
&a9.

8ir bcrid,ten NIT 8eonuern 6ob
ISM, @lmelbredt bereitS icit 2 1o'
naben cmtitlid1 frorf narnieber IicQt.
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sen i'm Stod; oos 8reid,en miro
moH nidlt nor Gavoe aaialdt beaiu.
zen.
9as Somtagsidnil . gifnif, bel
Smiss. DeldDes seftern absebaIter
imtr6e, mar aud BON bier redt sabI.
reid befasdt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-06

TO MAKE your visit to our city during Carnival
l Week doubly attractive, we have launched
this Mutual Benefit Sale.
New Goods Have Been Added
Our offerings are especially attractive and include
both Summer and new Fall goods. Mutual Benefit
Prices can be had starting August 9TH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-06
Nad,lae @erfamf.

PIN 9DunerSta9 ben 70 Anguit. hin l
lllr Nahmittaas, ,ucrben bic unterseid1s
neteu. in Der @Dbuiing BON Carl g9eiier,
MI Der rueitlifen 9ritten StraBe, in
Sermann, Wu., buS 6aus nebit @uuuo.
itiid, irilber bos eisentbnm Der u%eriturs
beten ,Srau Yuuliue Srib. DiientlidJ an
Den Weiitbictenbeu %uerfamien.
Cart s9e Tier.
Subn 6rtB.
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gu ~perfanfen.

Gin idb6neS, Stueiit6diges 9uditeills
@ebauoe, IN Sermaun, betonnt ais oaS
S%elephon- @eb6ube NIB %anar1naeno all
oas @ebdube Der Serunrn Sapin9s
8arf. ginserihtet nit &aiierleitung,
9aoatprien rnb Iuiaetten. 3tmmer.
Gehme cine quite 6arm in 5auih uno
be5ohle Dber uerlouee ben ltnterihieb I'M
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