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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-09
LOCAL BOY ENTERED.
Jack Woodwork Teamed with
Iaunay in Roller skating Grind.

New Yurk March s-Thc entry Of Jack Wo"i
worth. 0f Washington. u. c. and Arthur LaunaY
in the twenty -iuur hOur rOllrrskatinS at Mad
suu SGuarr Garden March l. and ls. lends added
interest tn tho long Grind. this team capturing Sec
Cr,I Iflo.. in thr last contest at tho garden
Both I-lunay and WCOdwCTth have also en-
tered IN the spring meet that Is to take place
Msrrh ~ the Z, fmCr nominating himself for the
one mic open cvcut and the oOe-third mile handi
cap. while Wopdworth has Signifed- his intention
Of starting IN the ive-mile handirap
The sensational finish Of this team in the last
race urak,s the combination OF the strongest
eInton,iiuS teams in the race.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-09
Hagin Wins On Tampa Links.

Tampa, March s-Wslter Hagin. national opeu
golf champion. won exhibition match at the
Tampa Automobile and Gold Club links with
score of lis. defeating J. NJ. Barnes. Western open
champion. IA: Thomas MCNAMARA. Philadelphia
and Florida open champion. ld. and Thomas ker
iGan. Of Boston. l6. Hasin lowered the thirty.
Six hola record Tor tia course from IN.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-09
Vesper Club Fifty Years Old.

Philadelphia. March s-The vesper Boat Club. o.
Philadelphia. has celebrated its fftieth birthday
II was organized Fsbrucry q 1865, and is one
Of the strongest <wing organizations in this cuun-
try. Among the various prizes by the vesper
oarsmen thirty national champiorships two
worlds championships. one won at Paris in 1870
and the other al St Louis in 1914 when tn. vesper
eight beat the ArgoDauis Of Toronto
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-09
MAKE RUSH FOR SEATS.
Baltimore Fans After Feds Open
ing COupOns

Baltimore. March s.-Early morning rInhlings
from organized baseball that efforts are being made
TO win Ecnny kauF Vincent Campbell. and Bill
Mckenchnie away from the Fcderals did not damp
in the slightest IL. srdor Of the Baltimore
fans in their mad rush Today for reserred seats
for the OIanins g-ne. A constant stream of
rooteIs poured into the Offices OF the local club
and before noon SECRETARY Harry Goldman an
noncnd that all sTandstsnd and box seats had been
sold
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-09
PECK AND EASTERN WIN.
Two Close Games Played in Sunda!
school League Yesterday.

Peck and Eastern Presbyterian were winners in
the sunday ,cnooI League yesterday O'cr MckeE-
dree and Covenant, respectively. The former won
by the score Of = to Is. while the lattcrs victory
was IS TO Z.
Both of the contests were close and exciting and
were not won until the final whistle was blown.
johnson anil scott did the bSst work for the Peek
team while LAYTON and Tosh featured i'll the sec'nd
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-09
Lawn Tennis at Palm Beach

Palm Beach. Fla. Marin s.-Finai rounds in the
different Of the tennis tournament held here
last week were Won follows: Mixed doubles fuT
the championship Of Florida. Mrs. Rawson L. Wood
end G. NJ. Church men single championship 81
Florida, q. NJ. ChurCh; consolation suS!ls +. T.
Frelinghuysen; womcn's singles. Mrs BarScr Wal
ZACH: women's doubles Mrs. BsrEer Wsll1ch ard
Miss Marie SNYDER: mems doubles for championship
Of Florida. =. g Innan and C. VI. Church.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-09
Arrange Fight Club.

Milwaukee March s.-The Cream City Athletic
Club today completed its card for March 10 by
ms tching Mike Hersh. of Chicago. to meet Eddie
Franke a local amateur champion. at $50 pounds.
and Johnny Ritrhic of Chicago. to battle ksyo
Krause both Of whom recently fought Young
EfnC.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-09
Yale Fencers Won.

Montclair. Msrrh s.-Ylle Unirersity's fencing
team defeated the team Of the Montclair A. c.
here by the score of TO }. There we're elree
men on side, and some Of the matches were
exciting. notably those in the third round
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-09
Terminal League to Meet.

There will re a meeting of the Terminal Railroad
Y VI. &. \. BASEBALL League "Wednesday cTenins.
March TO- at O'Clock. The purpose of this meeting
is to reorgIniye the league and elect OficvIs.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-09
Baugh Elected President.

birmingham. Ala. March s.-Robert II. Baush.
Of Birmingham. was this afternoon unanimously
elected president Of the Southern League. He sue
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-09

Manager Griffith tonight an
nounced that ne had placed the
veteran Nick Aitr0ck in charge OF
his second team and that he wouI.:
turn over the following pIa yers for
Nick 10 handle: Rippy Williams.
Charlie: Pick. NrritO Acosta. Daug-
las Nrff. Eddie Aiu>mith, Roy Mas
scS. Henri ROndeau, Bill Brown
and Ian;ar
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-09

This afternoon Grin had his in
field candidates on Lambeth Field
rs the diamond was in fairly good
shape. The rsGuIars. with AIva
Williams on first. Morgan second,
Mcbride short, and Foster third.
practiced for half an hour and
GriT later substituted Pick mt
third for Foster and ordered NeR
10 relieve Mcbride ut shortstOp
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-09

Eov Massey. the Texas League recruit, WHO IS
thing for one II the olticld hcrth>. Is a col
lc=c man who formerly attended the University Of
Tennessee. Massey quit college in his Junior year
tn pay professional ball He IS liECable clean
cut chap. and Is going to make Jew OF the boys
hustle for their !obs.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-08
WINTERS FAMILY cONTII
TO MULTIPLY

indianapolis, Ind, March 8. The
Catherine Winters mystery was
positively solved" again today. The
little girl, who disappeared from her
Newcastle, Ind, home almost exact
ly two years ago, is in a convent
this time, alive and well. This was
the announcement of Robert H. Abel,
a detective, who returned today from
a two months search involving Birm-
ingham, Ala; Little Rock, Ark, and
St. Louis.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-08
BURNING LA ToURAINE HEADS
TO HAVRE; FIRE CONTROLLED

London, March g. Steaming slow
ly through dense fog, the burning
French liner La TouraiRe was today
reported about 100 miles west of the
English channel. Fire in her hold is
believed to be under control. Under
convoy of the HoIland-American liner
Rotterdam she will reach Havre eth
er late tonight or tomorrow,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-08

i UNI T 4EAE NEA1I LID al
AND GERMANS IN PI
London.-French cruiser was put
out of action and English cruiser
badly damaged during Sunday after
moons bombardment of Dardaneles,
Turkish shells exploded on deck Of
French Warship, killing many Of her
crew. She steamed slowly out of
fighting line with her upper works in
flames. -.--
British admiralty officers fatty de-
MED claims of Turks. They asserted
that latest official dispatches from
Vice Admiral Garden reported the al
lied fleet bOmbarding forts at long
range, outside fire of forts.
Smelling Of Asiatic city of Smyrna
has been resumed by British East In
dian fleet. Rear Admiral Peirse's
squadron has been reinforced by a
French warship and a fletilla of
smaller craft, including mine sweep
ers.
Nearly all civilians in Smyrna, a
city of 100000, have fed to the hills,
ALuGLlD ICDOlI Cus al I VI ILlC OO,OOO
troops in the Smyrna garrison are
throwing up entertainments behind
the city to guard the ,Syrna-Constan-
tinople railway.
From the gulf of Saros the guns of
Queen Elizabeth, directed by aViators,
turned on Fort Kilid Bahr.
Inside strait modern Turkish for
tifcations are maintaining stubborn
defense. '-- .@-
Athens. - Early participation of
Greece in war on side of allies re-
garded as a certainty here today.
Public opinion is Overwhelmingly
behind Former Premier Velizelos
since his resignation Saturday night.
It is not believed Zaimas, new pre-
mier, will be able to form cabinet
strong enough to maintain Greece's
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-08
TURK FIRE CRIPPLES ALLIES WARSEIIPS- RUSS
AND GERMANS IN PROTRACTED BATTLE

allies at this time and invading Tur-
key, Greece may achieve her ambi-
tons and gain possession Of Smyrna
at close Of war.
Petrograd. - The Germans have
taken a violent offensive in southeast
Poland around Opoczno and Toma-
sof. The right wing of Maekensen's
army west of Warsaw is delivering
infantry attacks against the Rus
sian positions.
Berlin, via Wireless to London
Russian night attacks upon Novo-
miastO, so miles southwest of War
saw and on road to Tomasof, repulsed
with heavy losses. Germans took
1900 prisoners and drove enemy back
along Pilica river.
Along French-Flanders battle line
kaiser's troops have been equally sue
cessful. Enemy's aviators have
again attacked German positions at
Ostend on seacoast, but dispatches
contain no mention of damage.
-0-O
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-04-09

Alexander ct al, funds ordered paid t
court and same to be paid to complain
. ant administrative upon execution O
. bond of $4,000.
S. FL. Hicks ct al. VS.. Albert Cross
. judgment against defendant for cost.
Mrs. Eliza Wilson ct al. VS.. Hymar
Crittendqr ct AL, report on resale con
firmed az order of title and reference
as to interest as to life tenant.
7. Patterson ct al. VS.. D. B. Wilson
ct al, fund report confirmed and cause
retired.
| W. o. Jordan ct al. VS.. G. W. Phe-
bus, ST., ct al, report on sale confirmed
and title Invested and vested, order to
pay out funds and sell balance OF land
under mortgage and continued.
! Jas. H. Wise, admir-, ct al. VS.. Mary
Lee Wise, report on sale confirmed, title
vested and order to distribute funds.
Sarah Griffin ct al. VS.. Irwin Griffin
ct al, report on resale confirmed, order
OF reference as to life interest OF Mrs.
Griffin.
Chas. II. Cobb VS.. L. S. Parks ct al,
land ordered sold, interest of parties de-
creed and cause continued.
I. R. Meadow, guar, VS.. Portia Rog-
ers, encroachment authorized, fees fixed
and cause continued.
Following cases were continued:
j. W. Usrey ct al. VS.. Marion Mont
gomery.
Western Union Telegraph Co. VS.. N,
G. q st. L, Ry.
L. c. Walker ct al. VS.. ]. w. Askins.
Leila Beeks ct al. VS.. G. L. Woods.
Harry Cloar VS.. ]. G. Isbell ct al.
Mrs. Lola Pitzer VS.. Passie Pitzer ct al.
Nina Wright VS.. Herbert Wright ct al.
L. S. Parks, trustee, vs.. H. 7. Ed
wards ct al.
Mrs. M. A. Thomas ct al. VS.. Hugh
Jones ct al.
". NJ. Hatch ct al. VS.. Lillian Hatch
ct al.
Article Ward ct al. VS.. Kathleen
Ward.
B. A. Hampton ct al. VS.. ]. A. |
Thomasson ct al.
j. P. Adair ct al, VS.. s. B. Adair ct al.
r. H. Parks, by, etc., VS.. Luther
Parks.
R. P. Whitesell VS.. A. ]. Harpole ct al.
B. S. Wilson ct al. VS.. L. Hollo-
man ct al.
Mrs. Dora Reeves, guar, VS.. ]. E.
Marshall ct al.
G. B. Hale, admir-, ct al. VS.. Mrs.
Allie Roper ct al.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-04-09
OBION QUARTERLY COURT
BIG BUSINESS BUDGET
County Court Makes Large Numbe,
Of Bridge Orders.
ORDERS.

J. G. Isbell and w. H. Sanders ap
pointed to superintend the building
a 30-foot beam steel bridge across
Cane Creek near Woodland Mills
and report to July term.
w. H. Wheeler, ]. G. Isbell and
]. F. Kersey appointed to superin-
tend building steel bridge 80 feet
across a creek near w. H. Wheeler's
farm, in No. 3.
j. A. Howard and H. H. Hunt ap-
pointed to superintend building a
steel bridge across drainage ditch on
Cane, Creek.
w. W. Mays, Ed McAlister and S.
R. Bratton appointed to superintend
building levee between the farms of
DR.. H. T.. Butler and DR.. F. M. Nc
Rec, levee to be 500 feet long and
from two to three feet high, on
Union Woodland road; levee
No. on the Union City and Fulton
road between the lands of Dave
Pursley and VIM. Pettus, about 500
feet long and two feet high; levee
No. 8 on the Troy and Union City
road between the farms of John D.
Palmer and J. T. Denning, about
800 feet long and two feet high;
levee No. on the Union City and
Lake road between the farms of
Knox Everett and Alex Glover,
about 400 feet long and two feet
high.
These levees were all washed
away last winter, on mail routes and
must be repaired. Work must not
cost over 1914 cents per cubic yard.
One dollar per foot to be set aside
as a supplement- fund for the build
ing of levee in the drainage dis
trict, known as F'lack District No.
2 in Mud Creek bottom, and that
said sum be paid to ]. A. Coble.
trustee.
Ordered that the steel bridge too
short at Pierce Station be moved and
put over the creek on the Fulton
and Barnsheart road.
Ordered that Hardin Oliver, road
commissioner of No. 1, move the
Davis Mill road from the south to
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-04-09
APRIL TERM CHANCERY
COURT IN SESSION HERE
Judge Mckinney Opens Court Here
Tuesday With Small Docket.

The April term of Obion Chancery
Court Vas opened Tuesday morning by
Chancellor G. P. Mckinney with rather
small docket. 1t is thought that court
will not hold more than few days.
Following are the proceedings:
Geo. B. Barry ct al. VS.. Granville
Barry, funds ordered transferred.
Mrs. M. Iris Brown, guar, ct al. VS..
Farris Brown ct al, Laura Brown ad-
judged of age and her funds ordered
paid to her less costs and fees and cause
continued.
]. Fl. Cloar vs.. Marvel Shearon, death
of defendant suggested and cause re-
vived in name of F. ]. Smith, fund re-
port confirmed and cause retired.
VIM. Freed, admir-, vs.. Mrs. Della
Clymer, Lula Clymer Green adjudged
Of age and her funds ordered paid to
her and cause continued.
A. R. Henderson, guar, VS.. Louise
Henderson, death OF complainant sug-
gested, cause revived in name of II. P.
Naylor, guar, and continued.
]. D. Fry ct al. VS.. Geo. Harrison ct
al, cause retired.
0. Spradlin, admir-, ct al.vs. Geo. A.
Bedford ct al, cause retired.
]. P. Adams ct al. vs.. Mary George
Adams, order of encroachment and
continued.
]. M. Cole, guar, VS.. Fred NoIen,
taxed with cost and cause
retired.
Jno. 7. Walker, guar, VS.. Lucille
Posey, encroachment authorized.
{, Mrs. Hassie Mann ct al. VS.. Essie
May Weber ct al, interest on funds of
minors ordered collected and paid to
their mother for them and cause con-
tinued.
Mrs. Irma Griffin, admx., ct al. VS..
I. G. Quinn ct al, order to distribute
funds and cause continued.
Daniel Morley VS.. ]. w. Luker ct al,
bill dismissed at cost of complainant.
R. F. Bats, guar, vs., Jennie May
Wills ct al, funds ordered loaned out
and cause continued.
W. L. Jackson VS.. E. N. Moore and
}. A. James, injunction made perpetual
md county taxed with cost.
R. A. Alexander, admir-, vs.. Robert
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-04-09
John M. Hickey ct al. VS.. S. ]. BraG

, John M. Hickey ct al. VS.. S. ]. Brad
shaw ct al.
S. Waddell, trustee, VS.. Mrs. Min
ton Holder ct al.
A. K. Wells ct al. VS.. S. S. McCor-
kle ct al.
M. H. Dickey ct al. VS.. Mabel Kill
ough ct al.
i l. N. johnson VS.. H. G. Pearce ct al.
G. P. Hardy, exec, ct al. VS.. C. v.
Jones.
l.. ID. Boaz VS.. Geo. A. Gibbs ct al.
G. E. Griffin VS.. Virginia Griffin ct al.
Mrs. Fannie Davidson Moss ct al. VS..
Mrs. Josie Verhine ct al.
Farmers Union Bank VS.. ]. o. Griffin
and Geo. A. Gibbs, G. & M.
w. F. Cannon VS.. J. w. Watson ct al.
H. P. Taylor VS.. G. M. and NJ. E.
Herring.
Mrs. Fannie Davidson Moss ct al. VS..
Mrs. Josie Verhine ct al.
W. L. Scott VS.. Robt. Lacewell.
W. E. Jackson VS.. Fl. B. Horner.
j. L. Glover VS.. r. H. McClanahan
ct al.
R. P. Armstrong ct al. VS.. Arch Hale.
G. A. Morphis, admir-, ct al. VS.. Jas.
Rummage ct al.
Nora Smith ct al. VS.. ]. NJ. Finch.
DR.. J. M. Bynum, guar, VS.. Benz.
NJ. Scott ct al.
E. G. Jackson VS.. W. A. Chapel.
D. ]. Peoples VS.. Planters & P. Asso-
citation of Kentucky and Tennessee.
Alkahest Lyceum System VS.. c. M.
Machis.
Laura Baldridge, by next friend, Thos.
Baldridge, vs.. B. F. Beckham.
Jno. I. Walker, guar, VS.. Leslie
Shaw.
Geo. Dahnke ct al. vs.. Charlie Young.
W. A. Forester and ]. M. Forester
VS.. T. w. Jernigan.
Robt. Bell VS. Unknown heirs of John
Askins.
L. A. Walker and wife VS.. ]. F. Lee.
Joe Fl. Pierce ct al. VS.. John F.
Pierce ct al.
]. R. Alternately VS.. ]. S. Morris.
Bryan & Parrish VS.. Mrs. Maggie
ct al.
E. w. Parks VS.. W. P. Nash.
Ernest Cooper VS.. w. G. Farris.
VIM. Brooks VS., w. c. Farris.
Wilmer Brannon VS.. H. Wood.
Mrs. I. o. Renfro VS.. VIM. Renfro.
I. c. Harris VS.. G. L. Fentress.
]. W. Herring vs.. Charlie Everett.
W. G. Farris VS.. w. L. Womack.
J. 81. Ring ct al. vs.. L. B. Nichols.
W. E. Jackson ct al VS.. Mrs. saIlie
Z. Griffin ct al.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-04-09
Scalds. Calls. Scratches, Sores
Hurts, Screw Worms.

To make the best cure for such
troubles, buy pint of linseed oil, if
you prefer healing oil, or a pound OF
hog lard or vaseline if you want a salve
and add SOC bottle of Farris Healing
Remedy. 1t simply can't be beat by
any salve or liniment made. And see
what you get-a full pint for not over
60 cents. Farris' Healing Remedy is
sold by us the Money Back Plan. Sold
by Frank G. Wehman. ADV.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-04-09
Economical Buying
for Boys

We offer especially good values
in xtragood Suits. Buying new
model. selecting one of these new
er fabrics is economical. Don't be
satisfied unless you get the best.
Don't buy anything inferior to
xtragood.
You can safely send your boy
to pick out his suit BECAUSE it's
xtragood. All kinds in cloth and
model are here for your selection.
Norfolks are worn exclusively.
Some with plain fronts and patch
pockets others without plat in
back-with belt only.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-04-09

Five dollars each to DR.. Geo. L. Ma
jors and ]. L. Crockett, DR.. R. 7. Rudd
and ]. L. Crockett, DR.. w. w. Lytton
and s. NJ. Field %, DR.. w. F. Roberts
and W. d. Pyle co, DR.. F. w. Watson
and w. c. Morris.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-04-09

The steamer City of Bremen, of
Dublin, was sunk by a German sub
marine of Wolfrock, in the English
Channel. Four members of the
crew drowned.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-04-09

MLDCELIANEOCOs
Western Hospital for Insane-$ 610.13
W. M. Miles, election conn., 2.46
Home Furniture Co., coffin 500
]. w. Dean, conveyance 500
Geo. A. Gibbs, Clerk & Master 1900
]. w. Buchanan, cofin--- 900
County Asylum Comrs. -- 10000
W. w. Mays, Burney & Rome,
Tom Flack,a Jno. Houser $50
w. E. Walters, rebate ----- $50
DR.. ]. B. Bond, County Health
Officer acknowledgements 1880
Charity fund ---- 10Y. so
Total l. 1852
Grand Total@ ----------$9, AL. 49
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-06

Ser Moropro5eB gegen Diego Gbi.
arra5n, Der bes Moroes bon saIpa.
bore 5cire ODER Sam Sbere allge-
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8eld1porenet iin0 bereits ge5ogen
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meroen iebt ibr 8erbor gu bciteben
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-06

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-06
I 9pIiaei def

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fur5li9 i'm Derein nit benz gountpz
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nblinber" pahagier auf Dem Nadtz
5use Der Milnuutsez8atn perittdt
bate, orretieren unb purbe babel ppn
oem llnmeniden nit einem groBta<
librigcn MepoIpcr idmer i'm Sberz
14entel. geraDe unter benz Bauhe,
p%erlpunoet. Der Safer enttam. Sra13
@rubc liegt I'M @ofpttal in Webfter
unb 90 hr @dentelfno9en b0nig
5eripltttert lit, 10 ldBt 1i9 iiber ben
Musgang Bis jeBt ni9ts beitimm,es
fasen; bod bofft man, fem 2eben
gu retten.
Der unmeit Mooopprtb,
y. 8, anidfii9e 5armer gunoar
Nelfpn lpuroe cuff Der prairiebubn=
iagb our9 S6eobore 8ID aus Gcl=
ton, g. o., bur6 einen ungliidliGen
3ufal erf6oi1en. Die beioen Manner
bef anoen fid auf benz 6eimipege uno
faBen auf elmer 2aoung 9eu, ais 1id)
Dor ibnen ein Slug Siibner seiste.
Mls Bib ral4 i9ieben lpoIte, oer=
fling iid ietn 9an0ibub om 9riider,
Der 59uB tra9te uno bie 2abu1g
orans Neliog in ben &opf. Coroner
gslaporene bradtell einen Mabrs
iptlld ein, Durh Ben 8Ip entIaitet
lpuroe. Der auf 10 tra9i1de Meife
ums 2eben getonmene 5armer pirO
bpn Der Witpe unb flint SDbnen
iiberlebt.
Nor @eri6t. Midter: ugie
geben alp gu, Sbre Sdmiesermutter
mtbbanoelt 5u baben, gan3 lpie Sic
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Nngetlagter: %uSSalpobl!!"
@idter gum 8erteibiger):u Donr,
t0nnet1 mir ouf bic @%ernebmunq ser
S9piegermlltter per5ihten!!"
Werteibger: nSa, ober i9 bite ben
gert9tsbof, iid bic 5rau ipenis1tens
umitanoe!!"