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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-02-04
GOOD ROADS SPEAKER
MAKES PLAN PLAIN.

: Ex-Posimaster Robt. Wood mr.
Louisville, addressed a small u.t
attentive audience here Tur.5.,
afternoon ON the good roau.
question particularly, the Sta.
Highway scheme, which /,
plan 10 build standard ro.I
from one county seat 10 thosa .n
adjoining counties.
Mr. Wood. who is a forreaO.
speaker made plain the saII.n,
points ia the new law
In our ease Fulton county M-
SAID oar state road would il,
tween lliokman and Clinton Al
a matter of fact We have grrlt.
need Tor a good road 10 Fulton
town. This, he explained would
also be- subject 10 State aid but
HAT the Hickman Clinton road
would have 10 be- built first
Since We have only the one ,om
~ seat road. while most 9th .r
towns have Two 10 four ME-
Wood commended that we could
undertake the improvement u.
both the roads mentioned A
heretofore explained. the state
VIII spend dollar every time "a. .,
on Fulton county roads Ii $50,
build according ia standard sp
cliirailons as laid down by the
State roads department winch d
The only way to yet them uniform
aud properly constructed In ad
hiiun, the State furnishes free of
charge competent hivhWn ,u
einrcr 10 oversee our work. lu
the course at has remArks Nh.
prakor said the best money
county spends Is on "a mphvl.
engineer II YOU want mi
made YOU would moi go Ia
blacksmith IT YOU need shave
'"n do not go Ia the livery siA
Die II You need the services ..
tn engineer farmer m,r
liant lawyer or any Other
professional man. Is not comp
tent to make the survey unless n,
be- practical engineer lchrrr.
Another pont worth while N
l"'sn Z matter whether We ask
."r state aid or not. wc will pay
BE- ON the 500 taxes hereafter
.ust the same
We can, after q cuunty seat
Dad Is improved, work with
Wat" aid any rnad m the county
.ud q doesn't matter how or
'hrrc We get the money m,
''aic viii pat up dollar Tor dol
az with us
The ac on the 500 tax. which
'ill bee collected tins year. wall
rrale a fund of t6O0On0 the first
ear
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-02-04

After reading the above beau,
iiiul, tender, appropriate tribul.
IRON the pen of close friend
the Courier will merely appen
It's sincere endorsement of those
words.
Too much cannot be- said Of
me many noble qualities of
hlrhard Bascom Goalder. He was
IN every sense a strong. manly
man well rounded -stauncL
true IN his friendship: tender IN
sorrow; strong in adversely: a
Dove a dlshonorable act H.
Illled our idea of that old. and
fast disappearing type of Virpi.
ma gentleman, who places honor
and chlvalry above mercenary
rank. His friendship extended a.
IKE to rich and poor; there were
no disdain or haughtiness in his
manner; he was the same every
iay-true, unchanging. In his
home life, none We're more de-
voted and tender.
Mr.. Goalder was self-made
nan. In tracing his career, We
ind he was born in Virginia, Dee.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-02-04
MAY WHEAT sizes

May Wheat went to sl.65 Al
hicaeo Saturday There are ON
~ Three Instances ON record
where wheat sold AZ higher tic.
IRE. namely IN lsas. SlS5 IA
1855, - IA Civil War times close
To -. One OF the startling Tea
lures of the wheat situation Is that
q large per cent of the available
OF visible supply ia the United
states Is owned hy foreigners
N"W watch The price of flour
soar
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-02-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mrs Margaret Harris To r
x Meadows. Agent qui; clanu
deed, ~ etc.
$ l. Dodds 10 Lou Ella Smith.
lots in Dodds Addition 40 ,
500
g. L. Metheny 10 Miss Lisac
Pickett, house and lot Ia East
Hickman tl2UO
Miss Lizzie Pickett 10 Ms
Henrietta Pickett. house aud
lot IA East Hickman. sl2O0
I K Meadows. Agent. Ia Mrs
Salhe T Brovdcr lot IA Fulton.
sj2iU
7 Il Meadows. Agent. Ia T.
\ Thompson. lois IN Fulton
So 80
Z Il Meadows "a W +. Hughes
lots IA Fulton sSuu
7 W llorucr to r K Mead
uws. land slUD
j W Ward 10 \ III Wlr.
.2lo acres. $500
j q byam 10 j y Lavender
lots IN Fulton. slN0
II H. Harding To Leonard
Harding. II acres 500
j &. Patterson Ia N Griff.,
- acres. ~ etc
Industrial League 10 Geo BI
Graves, lot, 80
Julian Choaie Ia Geo 4
"ravcs lot IA Industrial l.eam, |
500.
ANNE Il Cheek ct al To- Je, |
Sic J. iransi0rd. lots in Fulton |
~ etc.
u II Brown TO 7 VI. Bingham |
: lots IN Mcupel Side Addition. |
S6i1j
Industrial League 10 r al
ilunmcr, lots, ~ etc
Lille Pearl Thackcr Ia Chm.
W Binford, lots in Fulton. siOD
W X Wood 10 ! " TAYLOR
lots IN Fulton tl25O
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-02-04
CLAYTON NEWS.

Several from here are attend.
ing the singing at Old Fremont
tins week taught by Prof. Nor
ris.-J. L. Griffith visited rela.
tlves in Hickman last week. -
Miss Willie Crow, of Fulton, is
visiting Mrs. A. l.. Caldwell. -
Tom Cloar and son, Curtis. are
visiting his brother, Toy Cloar,
at Big SANDY. j. Rinehart is
recovering from six weeks
seige of typhoid fever The
young folks of this vicinity en-
Joyed a party at Tilden Greens
one night last week.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-02-04
HEAVY RAINS SMELLS
THE BIG RIVERS

~" heavy rains the latter part
81 TIE week put an the creeks
Hnd small rivers IN Western Ken.
inoky aud Tennessee out of their
hanks, and there is lots of water
over the bottom lands The
rams, which are sand 10 be- pretty
General, coupled with the melting
SNOW aud tee, arr expected to
tring the big rivers up around "a,
Hood stage IA few days The
'h'o mas gone on rampage AMI
ihe mississippi at Hickman has
''"n climbing up rapidly.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-02-04
County
School Notes
ny Miss Virginia I.uten
County Supt.
ss!s..i...s.s ..sss..s

Teachers who wish positions il
the rural schools and who hay
not yet qualified. should take TN
first examination for certificate
If possible. The later examina
lions are not held until after tn,
election of teachers.
The Kentucky Educational Az
ISOLATION will meet at Louisvill,
in April. II will be remembered
that our county won the banner
for best attendance among tn,
counties in the First COMPRESSION
al District last year. We hope
TO be well represented again this
year. There is being put forth
a special effort to secure the at
tendance of large number of
trustees. Hon. John b. Meier
ran, of Louisville, is offering four
cash prizes of 500 each 10 the
counties having the largest num-
Der of trustees present. Only
those trustees whose expenses are
paid by the district viii be mum
bered in this contest Many dis.
tricts over the State are arrang-
ing TO send their trustees 20
this meeting
Cayce will extend the school
term TO eight months.
Last week It was our pleasure
TO visit the Fulton schools. A.
mong many fine features il was
delight to see how well the
matter of regular attendance was
looked after in this district. TAI
the four months completed this
term, very few pupils have been
dropped from the roll. In every
ease when name is droppd in
any grade Prof. Cheek knows III.
reason why and a record of same
Is kept in writing. II is needless
TO say the attendance is excellent
and the enrolment is $50 with
census of 70s
Rural districts are requested
to open all the schools ON the
same date next term. unless this
should conflict with plans preyi-
ously made. Ii possible we hope
that all schools will open tn,
first Monday in August except
those in the cotton section. The
latter will begin the first Mon.
day in July. There are so many |
advantages in having rural |
schools to begin on a uniform |
late that il will be well worth |
while TO give this plan fair |
rial next term at least. If our
schools accomplish what they |
should our work must be organ /!
zed and systematic.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-02-04

was shock to the entire com
munlly lie was q good man and
VIII be- missed As q citizen. his
death means distinct loss To-
The town; and to his loved ones
aud friends the loss is mest
Unable Our deepest sympathy is
extended 10 those who mourn
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-02-04

OBITUARY.
RICHARD B. GoALDER
CALLED TO GREAT BEYOND

Death rides ON every passing
breeze and Turks on every flow
er. Ii there is one fact that
rs more frequently or forcibly
eXemplltied TO the mind than an.
other, It is the fact that all
must die, aud that age and cir
enmSiances are no protection a.
galnst death s cold hand. But il
IS pleasant To know that the sub
jeet of this sketch was prepared
TO disarm that sure and unwel.
come guest of all his terrors.
Il b Goalder departed this life
January the twenty-eighth. nine.
teen hfteen, at eleven forty. a.
IN. lie was horn in Virginia hut
came 10 Hickman when small
boy, and was one of the best
known men of this country. stock
holder of the Hickman Bank &
Trust Co. and one of the large
planters of this county As a
husband he was faithful and true
To every trust committed 10 his
keeping as father his love and
affection for his children knew
no hounds, as friend he was
as true and constant as the sun
IN IFS daily journey across the
heavens.
The writer was a very dear
friend, and with bowed head
teels the loss of a friend that
can never be replaced. In his
death the loss falls most heavily
upon his beloved wife and two
dear little children. Mildred and
hlchard; but we can only say To
them, Earth has no sorrow Tint
heaven cannot heal, and if they
I'VE like he did and like ne
Taught them, they will meet him
beyond the River, where the eter-
nal sunshine never grows dim.
Ihe funeral service was con
Quoted by Rev. Walker in the
presence of a large concorirSe oil
people which speaks in more Ella. |
7 nent tones of his worth and
character than tongue or per
IAN portray After which ne |
was lald TO rest at the City |
Cemetery.
In conclusion, one fact We anil
know, our hour must come do
Nhat we may 10 ward il off the
mysterious touch which stills all
'lIr JOYS, all our SORROWS. an our
lopes and earthly aspirations
Amid this stern truth we realize
nameless comfort in the Thought
Nat every thing passes away. the
lars. The dust and the granite
ock, but as the poet beautifully
Expresses il, i
10 rise upon some fairer shore
ma bright in heaven s iewelad .
crown.
o shine forevermore.
j q w
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-02-04

Masters James Dewitt Am
berg and ii. c. Amberg. Jr.. both
the third of the same name of the
same family, entertained num-
Der of their little friends last
Thursday afternoon AT "A birth
day party, the former being five
and the latter two years of age.
with birthdays ON the q and %
respectfully al the home of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Am
berg. Pinning tail on the donkey
and hunting peanuts were among
the amusements, and favors in
forms of hats and bonnets were
distributed. Fudge, Mousse and
individual sponge cakes were
served. Those present were
Margaret Roney, Mary V. and
Harry Curtin, Evelyn Threlkeld.
May and Claude Ross, Lenora and
Roland Amberg, Newlin Clarl,
Clarence Speer, Ted and Elizabeth
Won Berries, Guy Warwick Hale,
Glenn and Elizabeth Stone. Reid
BOndurant, Wilson Randle. Rosa
lind Kennedy, Louise Hnddles-
ton, George Helm and Morris FL
lison. Many nice presents were
received.
When the bowels become irreplL
lar you are uncomfortable and the |
longer this condition exists the
worse you feel. You can get rid |
of this misery quickly by using
HERBINE. Take dose on going
to bed and see how fine you feel
next day. Price soc. Sold by
Hickman Drug Co. (Advt)
Saad Salamy lost about 1000
gallons of coal oil Tuesday. He
was attempting TO unload tank
ear into his storage tanks when
something went wrong and most
of the ear of oil spilled ON the
railroad track.
Go TO the Crystal tonight.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-02-04

The Boy Scouts viii have their
regular mcennp Friday evening
AT the Court llousee. let AN he
OF hand Scout Master
Miss Henrietta Blacswood. of
Memphis, attended the funeral of
u Il. Goalder Friday.
W W Bee lett Saturday for
Little Rock 10 make his future
home.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-02-04
IN MEM0RIAM.

Miss Lucy Ann Prcucit. age Is
years, ! months aud L. DAYS.
daughter of W W Preuett AMI
wife. residing in the Mud Creek
nelghborhood. was called Ia rest.
Jan. y, 1918 Her body was lard
20 rest IA the Rush Creek Gene
terry, with services by The pastor
of the Rush Creek church m the
presence of q large circle of 10,
Jed ones and friends All that
loving hands could do could not
stay the hand Of death God
knew best, bat We have the bless
cd assurance that she is At rest
q was so hard To give her up
Weep not. loved ones Tor God
docth all things well
Death comes so unexpected
When life seems bright aud gav
u crcepeth IN before we know II
And takes oar dear ones away
Sleep on dear one and take m,
rest.
God called thee home.
lie thought it best
She leaves father mother
brother aud sister 10 mourn her
loss. She lived q noble upright.
Christian life; was loved by al
who knew her always having q
KIND word and pleasant smile for
All. 4 Cousin
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-02-04

Geo W Phebus has been nam
ed Tor postmaster at Union CITY
That office pays S2i00 a year.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-02-04
WEATHER.

WARMER TONIGHT FRI
DAY PARTLY CLOUDY AND
COLDER
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-11-12
i 81 8emerfnnsse.. neg DEItl1:pe:=;
&remier8 Msquttb.
Nait 8e5ng auf l1eberraidnnsen.

Berlin, 8. glpp. Ser britt1@e Prez
mtiernliniiter Msquttb bebauptete neuz
lt9 in 1einer &ebe, 6te er IN elmer
@iBung bes 9a1ies Der @emeine11
belt, 6aB Der &rieg Mlenl1eberra<
faungen gebra6t babe. Ser betannte
oeutfde Militarfariftfsasr Maior
Mprabt bat ith Derantdbt geie9en,
bic Bemerfungen Msqnitbs in Der
folgenoen Weiie alt fpmmentieren:
uDie bon Msquttb angefibrten sllez
berrui9ungen i1nb ous Vorrnden
Ser 9eutfden ii, RuBIanb, bas 5ias<
TO Der fran5Dffdzbritii9 Mngrtffe
auf bic oeutlae Meftfront, oie groBen
uno f9nel1en @rfplge Der Sefterreiz
der, ltngarn, Deutfhen unb 8ulgaz
rem in sen BuHanldnbern unb Der
poIifdnoige Mangel an @Dffem BET
ben Dperationel1 Ser Muiierten IN
@erbien, oie gerabe 10 unsgeflbrt
purben, als ob es 1i9 I'm eine Grs
funoigungs sbenegang in ben aolonIell
hanbele, anftntt nm cine ernffe n1tli<
tdrif4e Operation.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-11-12
9Q8 Gu6e 11Q6t,
5erbe,1s 9ebe1t iib 1T
@dyarel1 oef!alleel1
@ieiiee Be1te fiir 9eutid)e.

Berlin, 8. Mob. Die iib BON
Sag gu Sag mebrenoe 3ab1 bon
@erber, 6ie itb gefangen geben,
oeutet obne 8lpeifeI auf ben Ser
fan. Sim geltrigen Gage aletn
tpuroen bon Der MadenienzNrmee
$500 @efangene gemabt, nno bic
@eIa1nt5abl Der ieit Beginn oes fer
bil9en 6el66uges gemadten @efan.
genen lit be6euteno bober als 3O,e
600 Mann, mebr alS ettt 5nnftel
Der geiartten 8ebrma6t Serbiens,
penn oie S6dBung bab Serbien
por einem Monat nod 100000
@ol6aten batte, ridtig lpar. Die
8abl an 9oten uno 9ermun6eten
1T angeitbts bes uiitenoen @ioer<
ita16es Ser @erbett natiirli9 be6eu-
tenno gr0Ber.
Die gr0Bten SortI6ritte puroen
in. ben lebten Gagen I'M tpeitliden
Weorapa-gal mno iii6Ii@ bon Der
peltli9en Morapa gema@t. Ser
oeutibe @eneralifab n1eloet, bob
olterrei6iid-ungariide Srnppen Die
@rapi11a<Soben bonn Seinbe ge1du,
bert baben. Sic 1tnb alio ieit Ser
ginnabne bon @ralebo bor einigen
Gagen SO &ilon1eter in iii6oitlibar
9fi6tung Dorgeriidt uno MIR nod
38 @ilometer bon Nobipa5ar ent,
fer1t. Sc tpetter tie na6 Sii6en
Dorriiden, oeito fleiner miro oaS I'M
9ilbtpeItel1 liegenoe 2od, onr6 mel-
DIES sic gerben enti6lipfen f0nnen,
uno lire gbaneen ii1to i6on iebt anf
ei11 Minin1l.n1 berabgeinnfen.
Mn Ser Saupt- -Woraba iteben Die
Deltlben bor Hru1eDac, 40 41lo'
meter nsropeitlid bon M1d ano
$50 @ilon1eter iio0itIi6 bon Bel
grao. Gs liegt anf benz meiHiben
l1fer Ser Moraba an Der Babn nad
l15i5e l111o 1T cine Der groBeren
@tdote 5erbiers. Benerfensnert
1T oie riefige 8el1te, Die 6te oeut-
iben gerbiinoeten BEL @ralebo ma6-
ten.
Mnf oen 6iftliden 4riegsidan-
plat iino Die &fe bel 9iina.
burg, 3iga ar1o gbartoriisf nod
11i6t gum MidIub gefonme1. Die
aueriffe Der gluiien iDl.roen faHtt
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-11-12
aitdle,.er II 8aris.

2onbon, 8. Nop. 2Drb Riithener.
Der ii9 befanntli9 auf 0er Meiie nad
BEN Orient befinoet, traf geftern ii
.paris ei11, ipo q nit General sSoffre.
BEN frnn30fifhen 669 iomulanoies
renbe1l l6ngere Ronferenaen batte.
.Uian glanbt bssbdlb. noB bis Deifiion
Ritmeners nit einelll ellgern 3uinms
l1enf9 9IuB bss e,.gIi den ,illb frnl.
a6fiden General fabss II tsn 6d
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-11-12
no fo1tDers abgef1lagen.

lt1rD fo1toers abgef0lagen.
Ser 8eri6t oes oeuti6en Gene
raItabes fat folgenoen 8ortlant:
u8alfa1- &riegstbeater:: Seiterrei<
diib rtngarilbe 9ruppen baber1
ben s5eino bon ben @rapina-&
bertrieben 1.11o fino BIS iiibli6 bon
9lafina I'M lpeflihen MoraDa-Sal
npsgeriidt
ugluf beioen Seiten bon &ralebo
fin6 0ie nebergdnge iiber ben 5lnb
(oie tpeflide MorabO forciert NOR
Sen. Sci &ralebp, bas bun bran-
benburgiid)en Srnppen im Stnrnt
genpntn1en tpnrbe, iuur6en 13O Sc.
idgite crbe,ttet. Seitltd bDn Sra.
lepp ,1abnaen borridenbe 6iterret.
d)iId)-1ngariide Splbaten 481 Ser
ben gefangen. l1niere Srnppen ite-
1en UOF StIHItNuC+
,Die Mrntee beg Generals bD1t
@aQnik nabm geitern iiber 5000
Serben gefangen nnb erbentete ein
nenes englif6es 6elbseidik, biele
belabene Mlmnitions,pasgons, 5tuei
8oipital5iige nnb cine rieiise Menge
anbern &riegsuuaterials.
yDeflider &riegsidanplab: See.
resgruppe oes @eneralfelo balls
BON &inoenbnrg: gii6lt6 uno iiio.
tpeltli9 bon giga tp1troen ortlide
Mngriffe Der Seinoe nit 2eidtigfeh
3uriidgefdlager. gor Minaburg
1paren feinolide Mngriffe 5Dii6en
ben Seen bon SDenton nno Slien
erfoIgIos. geitern ipur6en Die @ui'
len, oie ipdbren6 Der Madt bonn 5.
8un1 6. in uniere @rdben norooit>
| lih bonn 5Denton-See eingebrnngen
tpren, pieoer binausgenorfen.
uSeeresg oes @eneralfelo-
; maridaus Brin5 2eopolo bon
@aDern:: Guiiiide glngriffe inooit-
lid bon garanopitihi tpnroet1
leiht abgeiDieier.
! u@eeresgrlppe bes Generals bon
! ! S2in1ingen: gorotpeHlid bon Gbar-
toriisf tpurben feinolibe Mngriffe
abgeibIagen. M6tsig @efangene
uno ein Maidinengenebr fielen IN
unfere Sanoe.
u8eltlider @riegsidauplab !:
Midts gu beri6ten.
@ien s. Sob. Ser @eneralitab
! Ser 0iterreidiid neariiden Nrn1es
erlieB geitertt abeno folgetoe Be-
fanntmadung !:
,Morb6iflider 4riegSi6 6auplab:: !:
5uo6ltlib bon ggis11ione8Df, am
gtripo, urlo noroneitlib bon Cub
no ihluee11 uniere 8rllppen itarfe
ruiliide gugriffe 8l,riid gr mar
Iber liehe1te ruiiiide Mn9riff il. bier
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-11-12

ST.. 2eutld, Elm Mnnalt, 1T bpn
ber @robber3ogin BON 2urembnrg,
aum 5taatsminiiter er1annt poroen.
St 1T ser Nohfolger oes fiir5li4en
Derforbenen Miniffers Gnf4sn.
sSn Dauas, Seras, tplroe beutt
sic syabresi siDnpention ber Southern
Mlebieai y Toeiation er0ff ffust.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-11-12
&rotef f=Yara6e.
Gin iiberlpdlt lti9ellocS
gtbauipiel fir Gbicago
gerlangen peri6nlitbe Sreibeit.

gbicago, 8. Mob. @eener Der pon
9iirgermeiiter Sbompfon erlai1enen
@erfiigung, oab an @5pnntagen ale
Mirt1daften gefAloflen bleibst nll1z
fen, peranfalteten geiern eine Yro<
ieftparabe, at Der DberHd9lt9er
@6dBung na4 mebr als bnnoertz
tauieno Peripnen 5u SUB, in S9a1<
pagen, Mutompbilen uno bod 81
Mob teilnabnlen. Cine begetfterte
&1nbgebung mar es, pie tie IN btefer
@tabt nod niemals auDpr begeiiter1er
uno erfolgrei9er peranitaltet tporoen
1T. 9ie parabe pnrbe nnter ben M1z
ipi3ien Der n8ereinigten 8eiea14afz
ten fur lotale @elbfregierung" abgez
balten. l1no Ben Mtglieoern oes
Qlrrangementsfomitees mar es gelun<
gen, 925 @ereine Der @tabt, amert<
fonii9e, beutf@e italientf4e, bDhmtz
febe, polnif4e, rnnGnifhe, troatn4e,
i1pebil9e, iioi14e l9nei3ertf@e,
oanii4e, 1lortpegifde, irldnbifde unb
D{terrei@if4zungarifhe @ereine 5ur
8eteiltgung gu peranlafen. ste ale
traten bafiir Elm, SAP lGngt peraltete
@efeBe, lpie bas @eieB. oas Die
@@liebung Der Mtrtf4aften on
@pnntagen porl9reibt, nidt bur@ge<
flhrt perben fouten, neil tie unges
re9t, oesbalb tprannif6 nnb poll<
Hdnbig beraltet 1inb, 10 Dob tie auf
Sic beltigen @erbdltntffe niht an5uz
ipenben iino, am allerpentgHen IL
elmer Miuipnenfa6t ipte Chicago.
8iirgernneifer SbDmpfon tpar et11z
qelaoen tporben, Der parabe bei3nz
ipobnen. @r lieB fth aber nirgenbs
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