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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-11-10
FRATERNAL MEETINGS

Passumpsic Lodge, No. "a. F. q A. n
Regular Communication Thursday even
ing November Is.
FRED c. BECK, W. n.
DAVID R. COLE, Secretary.
HasweH Royal Arch Chapter, No. II.
Stated Con vocation Friday evening. Nov
ember 20.
RAYMOND A. PEARL, E. HIP.
PRED G. MOORE, Secretary.
Palestine COmmandery, No. b X. It.
Stated Conclave Tuesday evening, Nov
ember 16.
RLwIN A. SILsBY, Em. Comm lander.
EARI. d. EVANS, Recorder.
knights of Pythias.
Regular Convention of Apollo Lodge No.
2, Tuesday evening, November 10.
d. H. HARLOW, c. C.,
H. e. ANDERSON, K. R. S.
The Museum of Natural Science.
Open week days 9-12 A. M, Il p. M.
SUNDAYS 2 80 to P. NJ.
All visitors welcomed.
St. JOhnsbury Athemaeum.
LIBRARY READING ROOM ART GALLERY
9 O'Clock to 9 O'Clock each week day, Wed
nesday evenings excepted.
8 O'Clock to O'Clock Sundays.
ALI are invited.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-11-10
LEFT PUBLIC REQUESTS
Several Institutions Benefit BY VIII
OF Lucy E. w. ChOate OF
Peacham.

Peacham.
The will of Lucy E. w. Choate OF
Peacham recently filed for probate
contains several public bequests, some
of them to ST. Johnsbury institutions
To the Woman s Foreign Missionary
Society of the Congregational church
in Peacham she left 500; to the Wo-
mems Home Missionary Society of the
same church 500; to the Ladies Aid
Society of the same church $25; to
the Methodist church of Peacham $50;
to the Peacham Library Association
s25; to the Alumni Association of
Peacham Academy $50; to the Pres
byterian church at Barnet Center $25;
to Brightlook Hospital and Sunset
Home of ST. Johnsbury and the Home
for Destitute Children of Burlington.
S10O each.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-11-10
McKEE'S BUILDINGS BURNED
Everything Destroyed But The Gran
airy Yesterday Afternoon.

Fire was discovered in the house of
Andrew Mckee, the Foster Stevens
place in the Stark neighborhood, about
two o'clock yesterday afternoon and
before it was checked every building
ION the place except the granary was
destroyed. 1t is supposed the fire was
caused by a defective chimney. They
succeeded in saving most of the house
hold goods and all of the live stock
and farm machinery. The loss was
not estimated yesterday. Mr.. Mckee
had recently bought the farm from
Fred S. Woods.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-11-10

William Dennie, piano tuner. All
orders left at McLean's Music Store
for piano and organ tuning will re-
ceive careful and proper attention.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-05
Waterways Meeting at Sanford.

One of the counter attractions at
Sanford last week during the Semi
nole County Fair was the Meeting
OF che Florida Inland Waterways As.
sociation which met on Thursday
Palatka day. H. M. de Montmoilin.
president, and Moses Folsom, secreta-
ry and treasurer of the Association.
were present from this city, as were
Hon. A. E. Donegan of Kissimmee.
and W. R. O'Neal of Orlando, both IF
these gentlemen being presidents
OF the association. The meeting was
well attended, representatives being
present from many central and south
lorids towns; discussion IF the ST..
Johns as the main link in The water
ways system being the feature If the
afternoon. The outlook for the asso-
ciation is very bright as the project
is growing in favor with time. and at
the next meeting which has been
called for DeLand, the date to be
named, a definite plan of accomplish
ment will be mapped out. = = 8
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-05
First Presbyterian Church.

The following services are an
nounced for this church during tht
coming week:
Sunday school at 9:45 a. M, with
Mr.. Frank Chapman, the s1perinten.
dent, in charge. Subject, Samuel
Called to Be Prophet"
Morning worship and sermon at II
a. m. Subject of sermon, "An Occu-
patton in Which Everybody Sue
ceeds."
Evening worship at 1880 o'clock,
with sermon by the minister: subject
of sermon, "Some Persons That God
Laughs At"
On each Wednesday evening at 1880
we meet in the church for 40 minutes
of Bible study. The teachers in our
Sunday school are expected to attend
-i'S meeting, that they may increase
,o,, efficiency.
,t ale oastor of this church believes
nIled s istianity for earth as well as
,e ice ms to heaven. If you want
ed for seyen.ss Gospel preached in a
arjous remedies istlike spirit, and
long time with EN- Christ offered as
rmy posts takingaedy for all the soul
srses S.samanity, you are cor
.sed to this house of wor-
. - J. w. PURCELL, D. D.
Minister.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-05
DEPUTY COLLECTOR
HAGAN ENDORSED
By United States Court
Officials on Leaving Mar
shal'S Office.

The Times Union of recent date
contained the following concerning
the transfer of P. M. Hagan of this
city from the Office of deputy U. s.
marshal to that of divisional deputy
in the office of the internal revenue
collector:
The divisional deputies of the inter-
nal revenue collectors Office will start
out this morning for the various parts
of the state to round up any possible
delinq1ents in the emergency tax pay
ing act, and to get the annual requir-
ed inventories of the cigar manufac-
turers. Several new men have been
added to the force since the emer-
gency war tax went into effect, and
among them are men whose knowl-
edge of men and affairs of the state
generally will be of assistance to them
and the department in getting the
data required for the department..
Hayes Lewis, collector of internal
revenue, said yesterday that the work
in the Office is now well in hand,
thanks to the additional force and the
regular office men, and he can start
out his deputies in the knowledge
that, although another rush will begin
as soon as they get busy, the office
force will be in shape to handle it.
Two of the new deputies are Stuart
L. Chapman, former councilman and
president of the city council, and P.
M. Hagan, who was deputy United
States marshal under Marshal j. G..
Brown, and who was selected by Mr..
Lewis because of his knowledge of
the state generally and his ability to
handle situations nicely.
On the eve of his starting out, Mr.,
Hagan received two letters, one from
the clerk of the United States court
and one from the United States dis
trict attorney, both of whose offices
he has been closely connected with
while deputy United States marshal.
E. d. dodge, United States clerk,
wrote congratulating him on his pro-
motion, and regretting his departure
the most pleasant personal and busi-
ness relations that have existed, and
then added, "Since l became clerk of
this court, out of the many hundred
services which you have made, and
which have been returned to this office,
not one have l ever had occasion to
find fault with, and furthermore, you
have been ready and willing and have
answered the call at any hour of the
day or night, and your personal cour-
tesy to every one has been particular
ly impressed on me. l feel yolr pro-
motion is loss to the United States
district court"
Fred Bolts, assistant United States
district attorney, wrote long letter
in which he said: "Since your con-
nection with the marshal's office our
relations, you as one of the executive
officers, and myself as one of the pros
ecuting attorneys, have been most
pleasant. No one could ask of an of
ficer service more faithful or more eff
ficient than you have rendered. My
personal knowledge of the facts
prompts me to say that you have
shown unusual intelligence and ability
in carrying out the duties which have
fallen upon you, and which, because
of the limited force of the United
States marshal's Office, have been very
arduous."
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-05
Mrs. Hamm's Reception.

- Tuesday afternoon last Mrs.
g ar T. Hamm received her many
HI at her beautiful new home on
to be% drive.
Up toSSption was in honor of Mrs.
been re- 'ests, the Misses Disha-
tleman, Ser of Salisbury, Nd,
lent reason Ii third anniversary of
will be acce91 g to Palatka to
endorsed by GVAhree and five
Jacksonville, who NnowS trieere .re-
st. Marks and the needs of the ScSS,
perhaps better than any other mar
Members of Mr.. Lewis congregation
at Monticello also write in answer b
enquiries, recommending him yer,
highly.
This, Friday morning, word come
to The News that Rev. Mr.. Levi
has accepted the call, and will be her,
on March 14th to take up the work o
the church.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-05
TOmlin to Talk.

Hon. R. R. Tomlin of Plant City,
one of the States Inspectors of Con-
victs, will address the members of the
Palatka Woman's Club at the parlors
of the Putnam House this afternoon
at 8 o'clock. His subjects will be
"The Convict System of Florida"
Mr.. Tomlin was asked to appear be-
fore the ladies by the Educational
and Literary department of the club,
which has the arrangements for the
meeting in hand.
Mr.. Tomlin was a member of the
last Florida Legislature from Hills
borough county, and is a man of con-
siderable ability. He understands,
perhaps, better than anyone else in
the State, the position of the present
administration on the question of
treatment of convicts. He is fluent
and at times eloquent speaker.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-05
GARDENERS WE'RE MURDERED
NOW SEEMS A CERTAINTY

arrived here on Tuesday night. TIL,
first he heard of the disappearance O,
his brothers was on Monday night
when he Immediately wired the mayor
|of Welaka. He received his first
news of the disappearance through
his aged mother, and started immedi-
ately for Florida.
"My brother Alonzo,' said he, nev-
er travelled without good supply of
ready money, and Horace usually
wore some valuable jewelry, though
he was usually more cautious about
money, and rarely carried "a large
sum-" He stated that his brother
Horace was AZ years of age and had
a wife and four children, the oldest
of whom was but II. Alonzo was 48
years of age, and it is his wife who
is now in Palatka. He stated that
neither of his brothers ever absented
themselves for any time from home
without writing to their wives and to
their mother, and the fact that they
had not written, was proof positive
that they had met with foul play.
Mr.. Gardner has offered a reward
of $1O0 for the recovery of the bodies
of his brothers. He is at present at
the Casino Hotel in Welaka, with Mrs.
Alonzo Gardner. They expected to
be joined there today by sister of
the latter from Plainfeld, Indiana.
Sheriff Kennerly with the assis-
tance of officers from Jacksonville, is
leaving no stone unturned to find the
negro suspected of this crime. The
officers have his description and Jack
sonville officers know the man. A
letter belonging to him was found
among the rubbish partly burned at
the last camp. This letter was sign
ed clyde Stover," and was addressed
to All Broad street, Jacksonville.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-05
YELVERT0N RESIGNS
FROM CITY COUNCIL
c. M. Livingston Elected
Chief of Police for Unex-
pired Term.

At the meeting of the city coun-
Gil last Tuesday night bomb was ex-
ploded in the reading by the clerk OF
a letter from President j. H. Yelver-
ton, Jr., rendering his resignation as
alderman from the Second ward Mr..
Yelverton explained that the resigna-
tion was rendered at this time in or
der to give the city democratic COM
mittee time to arrange for the election
of the long and short term members
from his ward. Members of the
council protested but Mr.. Yelverton
was firm. He said his resignation
must be accepted or the ward would
have bit one representative the COM
ing year. In face of this determina-
tion a motion was made and put, ac-
cepting the resignation.
Mr.. Yelverton was seen by repre-
sentative of the News at his store on
Wednesday. He said that he had
served the city six years and he felt
that he had done his full duty. ~
think" said he, chat perhaps l am
more sensitive to criticism than the
average alderman; | am sensitive, and
some of the criticism hurts; however
| feel that | have given the city my
best service, and that l owe my full
time from now on to my business.
No matter on what side a public of
fetal may line up on a public ques-
ton, he is bound to make enemies.
These enemies may count against his
business. l know l have made enc
mics by what my associates have told
me. Yes, l am through, and from
now on | will be strictly business"
"Are you going to run for mayor"
Mr.. Yelverton was asked.
The question made him smile. q"
was told that this woul a~A Ns's
ed" responded ~ of 't TIN
no, NO. Il any -. ated b., =. present.
IN cnaa . se,s uE sGe fact that right no
70 :Srcle various branches of the woI
the state needs more workers, as si
a nificant results are being obtained al
n that there is a healthy spirit of c
l. operation on the part of the public
i large.
:. He stated that Florida would pro
n it by having silo expert. He thinl
1 that such a man, whose whole tin
e could be used in educating the publ
+ to the need of silos and also crop
would be good investment. This
: his hope during the course of the el
:, suing year.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-05
Always UnprofitabIe.

In labor as in life, there can be no
cheating. The thief steals from him.
self. The swindler swindles himself.
Emerson.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-11

uuo bieisniseH, bi, bic MeihisI bej
Soangorob iiberidrittsu, babeH iiG
| isbt nit ben SruppsH bts Gslbmar.
lf4dls DON Radenisu perstnist uHr
MAIDEN nun siTen a6srmalissn gsyiud
bic rufIii4en 4rmesU 81 uerni6tsH. Sll
bisfigsn militdriitsn arsifsn sIaubt
man isbod. oab bi. Rufisn ii5 in Der
3pif4eHsrit sismIid in Si4er5sit gs'
brG9t baben.
Gelbmari6au Cir 5obn syrsH4 sis6i
in ieinem geridt gu, oaB bic gusIdn.
Der uuter bem bsftissU Qrtillerisfeuer
Der Oeutidsu gsSpuHgen pareu. bic
SdiiseHgrGben, bic lie am Rpntag
bel Soose erobertsH, rpieber an rdus
men.
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.apnI' il. in ber ROrbise auf cine
Utine auisefabrsn uHO uHtereeeanssr.
Bon Der gsiaBung rUurbsH bier Diff
3isrs unb % Wsann gsr.ttst. Gabr5suss
bisin etrt baben sspU5nIi5 cine Be
iaBuns DON etpa 100 Utann.
Bon ben DarbarslsH beri4tn bic
Siirien, bab ss ibUsu selunesn 1T,
sruppen, bic bei Garo6aIi, Gm Gplf
Don Saros. ssIanbst tpurosu. aus
sinanbsrsufprsnssH. tUa9rsnb ss Srups
pen, bic BET @ri gurnu seIdubst purz
ben, unier bsm S6us Der britiidfraHa
sOfden Glotts selang, elm ipeHis UOr5us
riidsn. @ensral SamiItou mslost,
bab bic GugldHber on Der Spise Der
Salbiniel GaEIipOli. an Der aritbia
aaubftrabe. aui elmer JrOut ppn 800
garbs Inn 200 garOs oorgeriidt iino.
Eie Geiterreiber
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-11

ben giisHbu6HsH, bic Spangproo nit
Waridau uno 2utoiu perbinoeD sr.
Esidt uHo linen fOlgsn Sbeils Der 4ts
NEE oss GrshsrsOgs Solepb GeypiHano,
bic ii6er ben llntsrlauf oss 9iepr3
aberieBen. 81. gisg1ns pes 9iepr.
in Der Rabs Don EDd 6piiden GU
bartOp uHo 2u.OiD) III DON uHiersn
5rUppeH an psriaisosuen Stelsn sss
trsu3t poron.
Weitsr 0itlia an or JroHt pes Bug
baber uHisre 9srbuHbeteu Die Qinie Der
RadbutiisgunssH bee Gsiubes aeHum.
men. 2lm Bug uub Der 3Iota 2ipa lit
bic Gage unusrdrosri.
Sn Der Rdbe DON g5srnelica. am
iti0Iiten ufsr Ses 9Risfter (npro5Itlid
Don Der gutopina), babeH 0fterrsid)is
itJe SrIppeH, iOtuie SruppsH nus Der
Riii:enrssion uno 2aHoDebrregimsuter
Die griitentOpfItenuug seNpmmsH,
iDeIhe bis iest bartHdtis OpH ben RuIs
len 0srt6eioist porosu mar. 6isr6ei
Ha6msn mir % Sffi5iere uno $500
MaHnihaftsn gsfaHsen unb sr5euteter
feds Wuitirsussiaiiss. OisIe 2tutDmos
bile una arisgsmdterial.
2tuf Oem itaIisHii4en arisssiaaus
pIaB:
SGsIi6e artiqsristdmpfe apf benz
iiibpeitIibm arisgsiduupIoB oausrn
fort. Sn Der @sgsuo bon Gor3. Habc
gIaOa. 1T bas gombarbsmeui ssitpsiic
Isbr beftig. Die qusriffs Der StaIiensr
ouf Dem 0ob,roo qIateau uno etn ans
sriff BEL 3aguru. fiiofpeftIid Ron PIas
pa, purosu abgsidlagen.
Qnosrstpc iinb teine rpi6tiaeu Grs
sisntfIe gu rersei6ueH."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-11

| 2onbon, 10. Gusuit. - 0eIs'
ssRtIia bss 3sppelinansriffs, ben bi,
Seuti4eH am WOH!as 4beno UNI
OieHiias Uaprgn auf bic snslii4s
auits madisn, baben iie aHgsbli6 ei'
HsH ibrsr 3sppeline perlorsH. De,
zeppelin ipuros auf bsm Ridiluse on.
ssgriff.n uub our4 GeitiiBfsusr ir
f4Uer bei9dbist. bab Ct in bic Sc:
fisI uub nab OfseHbe ssibIsppt Derbsr
Hibte, no dHgeblib Jlisssr Der 4uiir.
ten ibH ipisbsr ansrifisn uub polIsNbs
ssrit0rteH. Gine Sepsi9e aus SonanD
meIbet. baB fiinf peitsre 3eppsIius
beute TlorseH in norbfusfilider Rid'
tuns ii5sr bas 2anb binfpesiIOgsH. 70
pab bsuts Ibsnb in England .in tpsis
terer 3eppsIinaHsriff in 4usii6t ftsbt.
Wan bate sssIaubt. oab bas aHs
baItsHb fd3I.dis Wetsr. bas in gngs
lamb berribt. bic 3eppeliEs oil ibr.m
ausriif am Nontas 4beno Derbiubern
fpiirbe, aber bisiss mar nidt eer GalI.
9a isbo6 beuts Elm ihursr Sturm
a.. Der Sftiifts piitb.t, oiirfts fpGbrsub
Der tommenbsn Ra6t es fiir bic Sep
peIiue bod gu gsiabrpoa ian. Der eng
IiideH Riiiie ben 5ussoadtsn 9eiu9
ab5uitattsH.
Die bsuti6en unb 5iierr.ihifdtu
5ruppen ifIisBsn Iansiam bic sbeile
Der ruifiide Sesre Elm. bic fid nod in
Rufif9I9olsn befiHoen. Die aeipaIs
tiss SlantsHbepsguns i'm n0rbIidsu
9heis Der baliii9eu proDin,sH ideiHt
momm.aH gum 5iiIlftaub ssbradi
iporbsn su isin, ab.r ipsit.r fiibIib nas
bern fi5 bic DtutfdeH ben gefsitiguns
gen aopnos unb bic Ruiisn iinb, mi.
beri&tet ipirb, bsrsit5 babel. Wilua 5u
rdumsn. bas pirstt 6itIi9 Don 9oipno
an Der Sdupts giisnbabnlinie eslseer
III. Die 9aitihsn babeu aud bic SEss
flung aomsa ssuommsH unp fiibpeits
li9 bapon nibern lie iib osm Bug,
ben anbre bsutits uHb 0iterreibiids
Deere BON fsinsr WliiHDuns an Biz su
sinsm gantte fiibIih pon SitrOlu srs
rs&t baben. 9isis puntt. Iisssn ni9i
melt bon Der GiisnbabnIiuis, anf tpsIds
bic 9euti6sn ts Dor allen Dtnssn abs
sefebsn babsn.
Die 2lrmesu Der osuti4su Usrbiiubss
itu, bic SitIi& Doh @ari& &a'ssosrIidsu.,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-11
Ole Crm 0es Generals um Q@fd 6M i6 mil Dem (iem }dd oe6
}dommfdaQS m ]I(a&M(u weag
SDrpebirt
Burbe pom beutI6em 1nteriee6oot Der
englii6. 9tlfstreu5er nSnbia".
Die Sorpebirung erfOlgte in Der S0be
Der nortpegii9en &iifte.

Berlin. 10. @uguit. (2(uf bro6ts
IOiem Wege mad SaDpiqe, 81. o. Der
6rttii6e StIfstrsu5er .Sn6ia" NIT Ell
mem Displacement bon 1900 lonnen,
Durbe in Der S0be Der iftpebiiden
&uite BON einem beuti6en llnteriess
boot torpebirt unb Oerfsntt. Bon Der
8eTabuHg tpurbsn so Mann qerettet.
Die ,Snbid" tpurbe an sinem Yuntt
n6rbIi6 bon gobge angegriffsn, ats Tie
i'm gsariff itano, in bic Reitfjorb Bal
einsuFaEren. Die lleberIe6enben Der
8eTabuua fpurb.u bon bem iftpebis
fben 9ampfsr rSoeitelanb" an gurb
genrmmsu.
Tie nSnbia- aeb0rte ser peninIua
lar anb Oriental 2iHie unb mar i'm
Sabre 1896 erbaut pooren.
Die 2lngriffsiteqe Iisst auf Der
SatrftraBe Der 5piideu GngluHo uno
benz rufiiiden Safsu qr6aneeI pers
febrenoen Dampfer. Die Reitfjorb Bal
liegt an Der RproDefttiiite DON Hor-
peoen uno bat cine 2dnss DON feds
Uteileu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-11
Segpunen

9aben bic R II fen beretts
nj ber Rdumang BON
Btlnd.
Qon6on, 10. 2luguit. Dem Reus
ter'i6en gureau ipirO aus ct. Pe-
tersburg gemelOst, oab bic oOrberettsns
Oen S6rttte fir Die Rdumung DON
0ilna (etpa 35 Wleilen fiiO6itIi6 DON
8Opno gelegen bereits 9et6an porOeH
limb, inOem bic 0ffentlide 9i6liotbet
uno bic &olettionen in Dem Wluieunr
fort9eItafit pOrOen limb IND oeriAte4
bene 0fTentIide geb0rOen bic StaOt
bereits perlaiien ba6en.
Der DON Wilna in Iiiolifer Bids
tuna fiipenben GiIenbabulinie ba6eH,
pie es IN Der 0epeIde ipeitsr beibt,
bic 3eppeline beOeutenoe 9tufmertidma
telt gei6entt. 3p6lf gomben lpurOen
ua6 giaIpitod bineingeporfeH, ouruHs
ter fiinf 5euerbom6en, aber Der S6ds
ben, Der angsri6tet puroe, Ioa nnr
uubeOeuteub ieIu.
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Zeppeline
Statteien tpieber einmal Der ert8lnfNn
&iiite .inen geiu9 ub.
Bon 2onbon tpirb bebauptet, bab lie
teinsR Htnnersipertben S9aben
dnrihteteH.
SoHbsrn nur cine aH3abl perfonsn
t1pteten unb perptnoeten.
Zeppeline
Die Gnsldnbsr behaupteH au6. baB
elmer Der 3eppeIins bur4 cine
SIploIion pernitist tpurbe.

QonSoH, 10. 2lusuit. Sas amt
li6e gtd4ridtsnbureau beridies,
baB am 0isrritas Elm. 2lns
sabl 3eppeline pisoer .ineu
angriif auf bic briiiidjs aiifte ssmadt
baben. SH Der Grtldruns iDirb Be-
bauptst, baB elmer Der 3sppsIine DOH
br;tiIaen Glissgn befddbist uHb in
bf8dSistsm 3uftdHbe na4 SftenSe &C.
ialeppt iDurSe.
Der Wortlaut Der 9e.dnEtmo4uHg
mar nj. folst:
Gin GeI9paber feinbIi9er JIiessr
itaitsi. fpGbrsuo Der perflofeHsH Rd6t
unb beuts an friibn Uaprseu 3rpiitsn
balls neun lIbr abeHbs unb baIb Elm
lIbr yaa9is Der eHgliideH aiiits eineu
9eiu4 ab.
9urd Sas @erfen Der Ssuerbom5su
wurbeu siHiss Gsusr Deruria4t. bic
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