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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-25
DENIES CHARGE OF
CHEATING IN EXAMINATION
renncssee physicinn, Taking Virginia
state Board Qufz, Says He Took
Ont BouiS with handkerchief

The examination OF candidates for
certiAca.es emitting ihem 70 ,,.. ont
license to practice medIcjne in VIZ.
gin!a was resumed vestcroay morninp
in the hail OF IN. Hons. ~ Dnlc,rn,.s
MI Of tho asn,ro,,s oxcon, no ynn,,,
physician VINO was e>pnjled M, IN
opcn.ng dny- 20 eheatin., v.or. a, ,hnir
desks when the outz naprrs cor ,ya da,.
we're distributed
The expelled candidate ~,
ticinr ply siciar who lives in .ra,.
uesscc. near the Virrini, li,. ~
cussinr III, incident or ~. nreceii,,..
day. hc told c,npIorees a, r,. C,,,,ri
ina, he had hoo. onrsu.d,d n,, fr,,,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-25
MAY CLOSE ALLEY
First baptist Church Asks Permission
to Extend PROPERTY

The subcommittee on Streets. con
sistinE OF Alderman Powers and Coun-
ci!Tn"n English and Sullivan. Yesterday
afternoon Inspected the alley in the
rear of tho First BAPTIST Church
twelfth and Broad Streets. which tho
ohurch trustees desire 10 close for
huiidinG purposes. The alley runs
"cst"ardly from Twelfth Street TO the
FLORENCE property. which is now occu-
lied by the Police Department. The
Police Department and adjoining prop
'''N owners object TO the closing OF
ia" alley, the FIRST because IL will de-
I4N" the department of ingrcss 10 It's
A'l"tc. ana the latter because they al :
reg" property values will be decreased
StNoIai OF The trustees Indicated their
"''i4NEi'SS, however. TO construct an
overhead bridge TO the point where
ih"N VII! nuiidim and to make a court :
'h"y WI! build in. and to make a conrt
!""t aii"y running from Marshall street
.hl" the rear Of the church nronertv
rms II Is believed. would obyiot. somo
81 The objections which arc being In.
tcrposed
inc subcommittee will repor. It's n,d
ines az the next meeting OF the whnio
committee. "'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-25
.C[AY DREWRY found
GUILTY OF LARCENY
Jury Fixes Penalty ut Sixty Days in
City Jail and Fine
OF 500.
WAS SANE AT TIME OF CRIME
Court Instructs Jury That Drunken.
ness Cannot BE Pleaded in Exten-
uatfon Of Crime IL Accused Knew
Right From Wrong.

Clay Drewry. former superintendent
OF the West End hands and carts force
charged with stealing $3.50 from tho
city by padding the payrolls, was ,o,n,
guilty yesterday afternoon in the Hus,-
inss Court of petit larceny, the iurv
bringing in n verdict OF sixty DAYS, i-
prisonment in the City Jail and ano
of $50.
Tho jury debated Drewry's guilt for
nearly three hours. He received IN.
announcement calmly. and Mrs Drcwry,
the aged mother who has been with
him steadfastly since the hour OF hi.
arrest. bore up with fine fortitudo
attorney VI. j. Fulton. of counsel for
the defense. Immediately moved tho
court TO Set aside the verdict as beinr
contrary TO the law and evidence, and
the motion was continued Aur,,st
being set as tho date on which ar1,
ment would be heard. Drewrv va.
thcn again admitted to bnil in the SIN,
OF 1900. his mother giving security
II was alleged that Drcwry kept the
nam, or driver on the payroll after
ne had been discharged, and took the
money from Paymnster BlakeIv ac
credited to the discharged drive
pocketed II and signed the roll. sav;nr
mat he would see that the EMPLOYEE
received the amount.
| COMMISSION FINDS
THAT DREwRY IS SANE
The matter was brought to the ar
tention or the Administrative Board
ny an employee. who said that he wos
| discharged by Drewry because he had
stated to Paymaster Blakely that the
missing driver was no longer in the
| employ OF the city. Investigation nv
CITY Engineer Boiling followed. and the
case was reported 10 the police De-
! tective Gordon =. Smith was assigned
10 the case. and when nc went TO tho
state Fair Grounds. where Drewry Ind
oihces. ne found that the superintendent
| mad disappeared.
Drewry was later discovered nv roll,
! ives IN Atlanta. and was brought hacl,
10 Richmond. He was adjudged insane
| ana was committed to the Westbroolr
Sanatorium Judge Richardson lntar
| appointed another commission OF lunac,.
DR. DeJarnctte, OF Stanton ana n.
| W >. Gordon. of Richmond. which do
ViaFcd Drcwry TO be sane This same
commission examined the witnesses
VINO testified before the commissjon
which adjudged Drewry insane. and
gave evidence during the trial tina,
Drcwry was sane at the time no hod
been adjudged mentally unsound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-25
JAMES R. PERDUE DIES
At HOME ON sOUTHs|DE
Well : Known and Aged Citizen
Passes Away After Long
Illness.
SERVED IN CONFEDERATE ARM,
Was for Many Years Member Of
Council Of Old City of Manchester,
and Served I'm Richmond Board Of
Aldermen.

After an Illness OF several months
nent and best-loved citizens of the
Southside. died yesterday morning at
GAO o'clock at his home. 922 Porter
Street. Mr.. Perdue began sinking
rapidly in the early hours Of the morn
ing, and death came without a strug-
gle Members Of his family were with
him when he died.
Mir. Perdue served with distinction
throughout the War Between the
states as a member of the Otey Bat
terry of artillery. After the war he
returned to Manchester and began n
remarkable career of usefulness to his
native city. From the time the town
was incorporated, In 1874, to annexa-
tion. five years ago, he served contin-
uously In the Council and as n member
of the Board of Aldermen. He was
president of the latter body when Man
chester was made a part of Richmond,
and later served in the Board of AL
dcrmcn, and on the Finance Commit
tee of the consolidated city.
Mr. Pcrdue was connected with the
Merchants National Bank for n period
of forty-three years, serving In many
capacities of trust and responsibility.
He had been n member of Central
Methodist Church since boyhood, and
was largely instrumental in having
the now church built. At the time
of his death, he was chairman OF It's
board of stewards and its oldest mem
her. The funeral will be conducted
from that church this afternoon.
Mr.. Perduc Is survived by one daugh-
tor. Mrs Ernest II. Wells; one son.
James r. Pcrdue, Jr. and one brother.
sidney NJ Pcrdue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-25
WOULD ADD TWO COMPANIES
OF INFANTRY TO MILITIA
fiayrisonburG and BrookneaI Propose
Tormntton of Comma nds--Fundz
Not Available for I1ncnmpmcnt

Interest in the State militia appears
TO be ON the increase in several sec
tons Of the State, Yesterday Adtu-
thnt -Gen"ral ". ", sale received let
ier- from Brooknesl. Campbell Coun-
y. and Harr4-onburg, Rockingham
county, asking for permission to or
sanize IA company OF Infantry at each
rl"c". DR.. J. n. Inncss wrote from
Jrooilncal and T. Z. Crabill from Iar-
"isyuburg.
inc state now has no funds for the
organization and equipment OF new
in-Antr" company, the Virginia Vol
un'c"rs already having the forty com
panies authorized by law However.
Acknowledgement sale notified DR.. In :
ness and Mr.. Crab!ll that the matter
you'd be referred TO the military board
aho rs soon as practicable they would
be notified OF tn" prospects
Musician Thomas Eivcs Potts, Q
company, First Infantry. has been or
d"r"d transferred as a private to y
Company Richmond Light infantry
hlues, effective yesterday. Musician
POTTS is son OF Lieutenant Colonel
N!Ien Potts. 90 the ruariermastcr corps
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-25
Coalition I. Criticnl.

George II. IVey, who suffered a stroke
.: apopleNy about two weeks ago, is
still in n critical condition Mt the
Retreat for the Sick. For the first few
days ii was thought he would rally
RAPIDLY, but he failed TO continue the
Improvement Mr.. Ivey is the father
OF r. T.. Ivey. of Danville. and n. W.
and Charles z. Ivey, OF Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-25
nonrd Member. neappointed.

Three members OF the State Board
OF Health. whose terms in office will
expire Juno 80. were reappointcd by
Governor Stuart yesterday. They are:
DR.. Lawrence T. Register. OF Norfolk;
DR.. 4. c. Crockett. of Max Meadows.
and Dr. Reid White. of Lexington.
Each Is to serve another term OF four
years, beginning July /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-25
who wants to Ador, nnh,.

The Childrcn's Home Society of viz
ginia has a nty-two-inouths- ola
baby which may he adopted by suit
able family Application should be
made 20 Rev. w. j. Maybec, supcrIn-
icndent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-25
Music Commencement.

The Richmond Conservatory of
Music Will hold It's annual commence
mcnt In the auditorium OF the John
Marshall High School, June IS and
20. at S:30 o'clock. No tickets will
be required, and the public is cordially
invited to attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-25
JAMES M'CRAW LEAVES
ESTATE OF s146,OOO
VIII OF Well-Known and Popular
Business Man Is Filed for
Probate.
GOES TO WIFE AND CHILDREN
Virginia Trust Company Qualities as
Executor, Giving Bond of $4,000.
May Form Stock Company to Garry
on BuSineSs-Terms OF Will.

The will OF James McGraw, Sr who
was one OF the city's most prominent
business men, conducting n hardware
and mill supply business at 1902
East Main Street, who died suddenly
at his home last Sunday night, was
hied for probate in the Chancery
Court yesterday afternoon, the Virginia
Trust Company qualifying as executor
or the estate. An inventory Of the
estate was made and its value was
placed at slI6.0oo. OF which there was
real estate valued ut $4,000 and per-
sonal property to the extent of $74,-
600. The executor was required by
Judge William a. Moncure to furnish
a bond OF $4,000
The will was dated January T. 1908,
and was written In Mr.. McGraw's hand
writing. Under it's terms his wife.
Annie McGraw. is bequeathed one third
of his personal estate in fee simple
and one third OF the real estate during
her lifetime. She will also occupy
the residence at 1896 West Grace Street,
and In event that 1t is desirable to
sell this property the executor Is given
the authority to convey the property,
the proceeds OF the sale to be invested
in other property or revert TO the
estate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-25
CHILDREN SHARE
AND SHARE ALIKE

To the children by his first marriage.
Annie. Wife of Luther Libby: James
McGraw, Jr.. and George a. McGraw
there is n bequest OF $500 each. A like
beQuest is made to the children by
the second marriage, William s., Jean,
Elizabeth, Miriam and Thomas He
also left his sister. Mrs. Annie Pea
cock. $1,000. The remainder OF the
estate is to be divided equally among
the children. those By tho first and
second marriages sharing alike.
The Virginia Trust Company was
named executor under the terms OF
the will. and was directed to continue
the hardware and mill supply. busi
ness at 1870 and l442 East Main Street
as long 1t may be to the interest
of the estate. A paragraph IN the
Will states that the trust company
has the authority to form a stock
company TO take over the business, II
it deems II advisable, and that stock
is to be issued. onc-third to his wife
and two-thirds equally between the
children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-25
EXPOSITION WILL SHOW
PROGRESS OF NEGRO RACE
Opens at State Fair Grounds on July
8 and Continues Three
Weeks.
HOUSING SERIOUS PROBLEM
Giles b. Jackson Calls on Colored
Churches and People to Take Wis
itors Into Their Homes-Many EN-
hibfts Have Already Arrived.

ENposition?" queried Giles r. jack
son, as he settled comfortably in his
chair and adjusted his spectacles for n
better view of his questioncr across the
table. Can tell you anything about
the big negro fair? Well 1 reckon 7
can. / don't know anything about
anything else right now. It Is the
subject of my thoughts by day and OF
my dreams by night. 1 tell you, boss.
wouldn't undertake such n proposi-
ton again for all the money on Main
Street. rs much as there Is down there
and rs we'll as n niger loves money
It's n big strain on q plain colorcd
lawyer to have so much responsible
ity, to keep so many odds and ends to-
gether. and to have to interview so
many big white folks all over the coun-
try to make 'em think Just like no
does on the proposition that the mig
gers ought to have big fair to show
since the srendcr. Take it from me.
some job"
Giles sighed tho sigh of the utterly
weary and relapsed into silence for tho
worry and strain of the past few
months, OF which tho doughty president
of the Negro Historical and Industrial
Society had complained so bitterly. was
entirely invisible. Ills robust physique
showed no sign OF weakening and his
mental acumen seemed as acute as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-25
Rotary Club Inspection

the Rotary Club will visit the plant
or "hittet & Shepperson on Eighth
street this afternoon ut 5 o'clock \
fun attendance is expected and an in
teresting session Is promised. ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-25
FOR ICE MISSION

Cont ributions Enable Relief Work to
Go Forward Regularly.
Contributions for the Ice Mission
of Richmond were received by The
Times Dispatch yesterday as follows:
General and Mrs. Williams Ruff
I'm Cox ..................$ 10 90
Miss Ada Morgan ............. ! 90
Received yesterday ..........s II 90
Previously acknowledged $50. s135 Al
Total received $40 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-25
judge IJndiey Returns.

Judge Sidney j. Dudley returned TO
the city YESTERDAY after attending the
funeral Of Edgar u. AkerA in Lynch
burg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-25
MANY EXHIBITS HAVE
ALREADY ARRIVED

MANY exhibits have already como
in, and have bills OF lading showing
that others are on the way. large
force is Mt work to-day at the Fair
Grounds Installing those that have ar
rived mostly from educational insti-
tutions They are as follows: The Shaw
University, Raleigh, y. c.: Voorhees, In
dustrial School. Denmark. s. c.: Arm
strong school, Norfolk; Industrial
School, Hagerstown, Md; The Ports
mouth Industrial School; Mary Allen
Seminary. Crockett. Tex; Swift Me-
Clifton Forge Normal School; The In
dustrial School OF Daytona. Fla. and
Bishop College, Marshallville. Texas.
The American Tobacco Company
will have an exhibit out there, but we
haven't received that yet
"All the white folks have been
mighty kind to me. The Congress of
the United States voted me $4,000 for
this fair. New York in spite of the
hard times up there, gave me pretty
good sum. and the city of Richmond
responded generously TO my appeal. In
addition to this, the folks at Atlantic
CITY have sent me some banners and
bunting that they used for n carnival
ND there. Tho Governor of Virginia
has issued proclamation calling on tho
people of this State to help all they
can in making the exposition n sue
cess. and think Mayor Ainslic is going
to ask the same thing of the people OF
this city.
Yes, sir, we are going to have a nne
fair. but Will be glad when It's over"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-25
WILL SHOW PROGRESS
OF RACE SINCE WAR

Rubbing his hands together and with
a thoughtful look toward the ceiling
he began anew his story. But it's go
ing to be n great fair. I feel that my
We as a race, will show the white folks
that we have made great progress since
the war. The exposition Will open UP
on the 9Th of next month and run con-
tinuously for three weeks. We expect
about 10 900 visitors here each day dur
ing that time. The railroads have
granted us special rates. making 1t pos
sible for large crowds of colorcd peo-
plc to come from Florida, Mississippi,
Georgia Tennessee and the Carolinas.
Many will come also from the North
ern States.
"Thc matter OF housing all these
pcople is one Of grave concern. our
residential area is already very much
conGcstcd, and I don't know to save
me where all these nigEcrs arc going
to stay The exposition headquarters
at West Leigh Street are now open
daily for the registration Of these city
nirgcrs who can take care OF come OF
the visitors while they are here. L
visited several of the churches last sun
dav and urged upon them the import
ance of coming forward and letting US
know if they could house any of them
and how many We have secured the
True Reformers' Hall, which Will hold
something like 1000 OF them. ana the
steering committee will meet at head
quarters tonight to hear reports from
the various committees that have this
matter in charge At the same time,
delegates from the several orSaniZa-
lions and societies, headed by John i.
White will report their progress IN
arrangement for the parade on tho
opening day.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15
:mngsid}lag 0es Sommers eeiiibrt

tungsldlag oes Sammers geiiibrt
lein miro.
DoB III oieier fir sic 0eutihen 10
iberaus giinltigen &riegslage Sic
Ietersh,rger g0rlen5eitllne sic III.
gebellcrlide 2iige III oie @elt iette,
Ser 3entlhe &ailer babe ol1rd sic
germittung oes &origs bon 0dne-
MART ein 6rieoensangebot nod ct.
petersburg gerid)tet, mar geru0e5l,
Gin @abniim.~ Mllsgeednet om ser
3eit, oa Mllblmos m%ilitariide Ml1s-
ld)eiollng aus oielem &rieae MIR nod
cine Traee bon eiltigen @ohen iein
fmn, iol &ailer Milbelm NIT Srie,
oensoorid)lagen berpor9efNmncn
lein! Die @oridla9e, melde er ee-
mad)t laben ipll, fennseidnen oem
mtd sur @eniige Sen @abnitnn:
3eltidIunb noble 8ulisicn, Sen olter-
INSTRUMENTATION 8eiis, an HuB-
LAMB abtreten luro bafiir eil1en Gbeil
@olens bon Mllblann nehmen. 9at
man ienmls einen oerort arotesfe,1
|&arnepal oes @obniilms ~gcleben9
Mber es ltedt Metbooe oarin. @in-
NAL lpllen bl1rd) cine ioldle gead)ridt
oie G6lfer grglanos, Tranfreids
l1n6 Ml1blanos iiber sic mabre Sad-
.laae bimpeaaetduidt aperocn. Sdpn
.beiBt es IN 2ononn: Seht Sbr?
9eutld)lano lit SEES &rieges miioe, ser
.&ailer madlt Interchangeable. l1n0
|oam lit init oieier Meloluna Scr 31uef
%perbn,oen, omildem Ielltid)lano nnb
Nel terreid)- llnenrn 3ipietraht uno
Mrapobn o1 laen. 9ie 0llnmel1
!aperoen %befanntlid) nid,t ollie, uno sic
@olfer greifen it ihrer 8eorangniB
all6 nod oem Strobbalm, apeld)er
ibnen gereibt auir0. Mber Ser Ser.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15
@arid)ol1s alld) inm1er geipelcn lei11

@arid)ol,s ard irnn1er genelc1 ieil1
mag, es fragt iidl mltr. spic melt Sic
6liid)tlilae fpn1alell meroen. 9ts
11ab oem l1ral milroen Sic Ml1l1en,
tpelln lpld)es ltotbig meroen lplte, iid)
5llriid5iebcn, bot Elm %r1liiider Go-
triot erflart. gs lit ein langer @eg
bis sur 8ren5e 5piiden gl1ropa u1o
Mlten. Gus bette mare nlleroings,
Die Nniien eal,5 alts Dem ellrop1iidel1
Sentiment bina1s5llmerien, abcr es lit
mobl mlsgeldlollelr, BOB sic @erbiin-
toeten oe1 &1llien lulueit nadJlal1ie1
lper0en.
Ole @egenmart ltellt sen nerbiin,
:oeten @offen onoere lnb ndbcr lie.
genoe Nllfaaben. Gle Teitlmg Mopp-
8eorgiemsf, melde nltnn1ebr audi
bonn Often belagert lit unb bereits
mebrcre Sorts perloren bot, mltb &c.
non1nen meroen; aller @abrld)eirl.
felt miro sic 3abl Ser @efonaenel1,
apeld)e babel Ser Gerbiinoeten III sic
@alloc lfallcn, cine betradtlid)e iein.
Die beioen gemaltigell Nlanfenbelue-
glllaet, im Siioen gegen 8reit-2i,
toapsf llnb int Noroen aegell &urpl1o
mo 2pmlba, Dnben bereits Ieocuten,
loc T%ortid)ritte gemadt. Ser @or,
marlh bonn @eItelp ber lit nod ser
Ginlabme bon 4ragn apeit iiber oie,
les billalls oltaparts aeOieben. Mit
Der SidJcrieit bes llbrlmrfs lNo ser
Wlld)t eincs 3u1pfbamlers arbciten
Die gell1cini amen Sffeniipen ser Ser,
bil1loeten on allen Tronten. 9is uui
Der 2inie, lpeld)e sic Mllllen oils sic
ibrer 5ueiten Gertbeioiaung heltimmt
.ba6en. Die Stlnloe Ser gntideioune
|9eiblagen baben uno ser @ernidt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15

JUDI, ioie @erbii11oeten ge~genieitig ou
perargern, lit ioenu Ood alsl1 alhcrll,
neil 81 ourdlid)tig, als bob oie er.
.fannte 9lbiid1t audi nlr Die leileite
9erltimmn11g peruri laden f0nnte.
Ser Dani1he Sof beetle iib 0enn
audi, felt5nltellen, oaB ibm Don elmer
@ermittlerrolle oes @onigs nidt oas
geringlte befalu1t lei, u1lo ielblt 2on.
Don m1Bte fleinlal,t %61lge6en, oaB
feline 9eitatigrng Der Meloung oes
st. 4etersb1recr @lattes porliege.
'0aB England iei11e Nolitif Ser grun-
nenoergiftl1,lg, nit oem Md)lel5llden,
es mille nidt rlein lrno es 1pilie nidt
ia, es Tonne ieood az ser @eididte
irgcno etapas @abres iein fortleste,
lit meiter l1id,t uerlmmoerlih. Mber
|niiben miro oiele Holitif alld) in oem
nellen Sail nidt. Mud) oiele 2iige
bot furse 9eine. Die @reignilie,
meld)c lid iest a,f Dem Gitliden
&riegsjd)mtplas poll5ieben, baben
Gltf Den Mh1dlltB oeS U~tpfQlprlullls
Ser Mabrbeit berbeigefiibrt.
@enm nm sic rltliildlen Mrn1eet
nab 3llriidperflmg iiber lire 5peitc
GertbeioiglngsItellllng, &pmp 8roo-
no+ssreltz9itolpsf binaus, nod oem
inl1eren Rublan0 hinein nno Der
gtoblirlrng eil1er l%tarfen oelltiden
8ertbeioigunaslinie bon 9toroen nod
|5iioen, BON Miga ooer lmleretipegen
Hepal lno 0orpat iiber 9iilmbnra-
gSilna > &olpno . @rnono Brett.
2itnpsf bis bilnunter nod Ser grfe,
mo- Die 8rensen bon @dlisicn, Der
9lfUpina, Hum1niens mo Golcns
5ulamenItoBen, cine abnlid)e Ser
tbeioigungslinie mie on Der @elt-
Ifront, bon ser Seefiilte onrd Sian.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15
ltnele sam lit cinen Grics mi
Mcrito SIT ncrtuideln?

Die @ui1cn im eiliseu, ie6r eiliscn,
fltdJtartisen Miif5ugc uad) ibrer
5,ueitem &crtbeioisnngstel1ng aoau-
nos CONGRATULATIONS - Sc1r
m,uabrideinlidh baf iie bicic in 3eit
errciden iuerScn, nDd) lll,pabrid)ein-
lidber, ia nalc5m atsseidJluHen, baf
tic iic ,ucrben laltcn fSnnem. W. &p,u-
no luiro uDu Sen 9entid)en bcrcits
bclascrt ,tnb Der redJte 6liigcl Der
Mrncc Mafemicm's iuiro 8rcIs2i-
toiusf friibcr erreid)e,,, ais Bic Mni-
leu. - Sci 8rubnp ,ucrocn bicQcidJt
bic 9entidJen bas Met, bas tic ,tm Sic
r,iiiide 8rammflicae ge5ueen, 5n5ic-
len. ~ Bic grofe 2iigc bpm 9cntidJ=
LIMBS Triebensangcbpten an Mni,.
LAMB bnrd @crmittlnng oes 8Dnigs
Don 9ancmarf.
Die oelltlden gruppen fins in
Dem erobcrten Marldau l1id)t parn1
9elporoen. Sic 1ino (allber sen
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