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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-09-14
Ascendancy of King Cotton.-Tf

Ascendancy of King Cotton.-This
is a sorry season for the cotton bear.
The best thing he has in the way of
a hope is for cotton at some time or
another as low as nine cents, and this
provided there should not be an early
killing frost and a lot Of other things
should or should not happen. Cotton
seems to have all of them guessing.
The New Orleans reporter for the
New York Post intimates that some
hidden influences are at work in the
cotton market, the effect Of which is
visible in the persistency with which
prices refuse to go down, ever when
conditions are apparently favorable to
a decline. But of course, there is no
such influence. A late season, a short
crop and plenty Of money back Of it
is sufficient explanation. Since Brit
aims countraband policy was announc-
ed, the Posts correspondent says,
cotton has not only maintained its
price levels but actually scored an
advance Of 81 a bale. The advance,
coming after the holidays, when all
the short interest had been pretty
we'll eliminated, rather shook the con-
fidence of those who have been pre-
dieting that it needed only clear
weather in the belt and some increase
in the movement to start prices on
the down-grade for a cen or more"
Old King Cotton is TINS year a mer-
ry old sOul.-Charlotte Observer.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-09-14

During the friction that preceded
the war of 1912, the British were
disposed to seize as British subjects
such American sailors as they desired
t. take off American vessels, and now
when a British ship is sunk, it is
noted with what eagerness Great
Britain tries to identify American
citizens among the Killed. In the
1912 days Great Britain treated
Americans with contempt, and she is
doing the same in these days, except
that she would dearly love to provoke
the United States to join her in the
war against the Germanic powers.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-09-14

1t is the competition between the
has been stiffening the price of cot
ton. So long as the spinner had the
whole market to himself, when cotton
got too high to suit his notion, he
could stop his spindles till the price
went down. But the powder maker
cannot wait. He must have his pow
der-making material right now, re-
CARELESS of price, and the spinner has
to buy for fear the powder maker
might beat him to it. 1t looks like a
splendid opportunity for the producer
if he will only hold back awhile
against both the powder maker and
the spinner.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-09-14

fired into the submarine. the fourth
hitting a vital spot and blowing the
craft to atoms. A number Of German
sailors were swimming in the water.
Some swan to u abandoned snip
and climbed up ropes to the deck.
Shots from the patrol boat swept
several from the ropes. We were TAX
en- aboard the patrol boat, and Their the
.oat steamed slowly around our ship;
while the marines shot n killed all
the Germans in the water. AS we a
left three carbines and cartridges
aboard the Nicosian, we had reason
o believe the Germans had found
them. So the marines went on our
ship and killed seven men there. We
were then lowed to port
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-09-14
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER "a, 1915.

shopping in town Wednesday. Mrs
Linden Smith and daughter Of Clover,
were shopping in town yesterday
Miss Nell Moore returned yesterday
to her home at McConnellsville, after
being the guest for a few days Of Miss
Margaret Louise LaFar. Mss Cora
Lee Dellinger is spending the week
with Misses Bess and Gertrude NC
Carter in the Bethany neighborhood.
Miss Sandal Beamguard has returned
to her home in Glover. after spending
a few days in the city with M md
Mrs. T. G. Beamguard. DR.. T. N.
Dulin Of Bethel, was a Gastonia visitor
yesterday.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-09-14

The Greenwood Journal takes issue
with this statement in The Enquirer
as to the liquor question: LAS we have
said before, we recognize that other
people have the right to do as they
please" We should have used the
word civil before the word right"
There is no issue between the Journal
and The Enquirer on this question.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-09-14

We agree with the position of Con-
gresham Webb, as we understand the
same with reference to our relations
with Great Britain. AS we see 1t,
Great Britain is making us conduct
our business in accordance with her
wishes and interests, and we think
the United States should conduct her
business as she sees proper within
the recognized s%tipulations of inter-
national law. From III viewpoint
the matter involves the self-respect
of this country.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-09-14
The South and the Cotton cror

The South and the Cotton Crop
Everyone should read Hon. John L,
McLaurin's speech on cotton which we
publish today. 1t is a wonderful
tribute to the great staple, and the
best Of it is every word of it is true.
Mr.. McLaurin says that President
Wilson stands for the issuance of
money on staple products, the same as
against gold. Mr.. McLaurin, a far
sighted South Carolinian, is Of the
same opinion. We are glad to have
two such big men in line with the
Suns views. Cotton ought to be as
stable as gold, and it would be if our
great government would stand by it.
Every boy and girl in the south of
understandable age ought to read and
study Mr.. McLaurin's remarks on
cotton which we publish today. Read
er, ask your children to puruse 1t and
to study it. In fact it would be a good
idea for every teacher in the country
to read that speech to the schools and
to point out the wisdom of it. Our
children should know how great is
their own southland.-Orangeburg
Sun.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-09-14
Che Nurkrille Gnquirer.
Entered at the Postoftice at York as
Mail Matter of the Second Glass.
YORK, s. c.:
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IA, 1915

We have no idea that the legisla-
ture can be induced to destroy the
state warehouse system by adopting
the recommendations Of Governor
Manning. We believe the people Of
the state are beginning to understand
the matter too well.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-09-14
Sounds Sensible and Sane.-Tl

Sounds Sensible and Sane.-Theo-
dore H.. Price states a fact that the
Observer has been hammering on
when he says that if cotton sells be-
low the 10-cent level, 1T will be due
to an unwillingness to hold, rather
than inability to borrow, for the
amount of money that has been made
available for loans is beyond all pos
Sible requirements" Price further
clearly states the case when he says
that altogether the cotton market
seems to be adjusting itself with re-
markable facility to the strain and
uncertainty of war and the %probabili-
ty of any extreme ~fluctuatiOn in prices
appears to be reduced to a minimum.
Most American manufacturers seem
to have abandoned any eXpuectation of
radically low prices and in moments Of
depression their buying, plus the
speculative demand for cotton. can
be trusted to take care of the market
whenever the weight of offerings may
be heavy.-Charlotte Observer.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-09-14

In a speech before the Young Mems
Christian association in Spartanburg
last Sunday, Congressman Webb
stated hat the United States is the
only neutral nation that is selling
arms and munitions to the Allies. He
is not at all in favor Of this kind of
thing, and he said that when con-
gress onvenes an effort will be made
to provide that unless England raises
the cotton blockade, no more NUM-
tons of war may be shipped from this
country.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-09-14
Straps and faets.

Donald Med. Mabon, a Columbia
boy who is TO- visiting relatives in
England, proposes to join the English
army.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24

Spdaeit init ner meinigen 8uglei@
itattftnoen@
nDdnn miiHen Sic ia b09li1 iiberz
rofdt getDefen fsin, ais lie am 4benb
gu Sbnen ms Simmer frat
p@eiDiB; idb tpuBte IS mir anFangs
gar ni9t 81 beuten.
Limb pie ertldrte lie esq"
n@infoG bamit, DaB lire Erouung
berI90ben lei unD fie BEL meinet Soi=
letfe 5ugesen icin m0dte. Sie fa9 erHit
uno ungliidlih aus; ober ba iie mir
Hi6ts gidberes mitteilte, bermieo id
es, lie nit 5rugen 81 qudlen."
u@on Sob oDsr Selbfmoro bat iie
ni9t geIpro9en, audi ni9t QlbIGie0
bon SbneH oenommen21
6rou Rameron icbien no93uoenlen.
n9ie mar in GROCER 9lufregung un6
bat mir auh bieaei9tQebepobt eeIagt;
nber ih felbit befan6 mid in gu erregs
ter Stimmung, Inn Darauf 3u a9teJt
Wenn in mir jeBt allies pieDer Derosz
9enpdrtiee, f9eint es mir ni4t unz
m0slih, 0aB iie ben Der5peiielten
Saritt eetnn. Do9 nHroe meine
lleber5eugung, OoB iie Oos Gjift Ielbit
genommeu bat, bor ben @eIhnoreuen
inperlih als gepeis gelten f0nnen."
uDas 5ipar ni6t, entgsgnete @rpcs,
iib oanteno berbeugenD, ,aber iiir ei=
nen @ebeimpolI8iiten lit fie BON Mi@=
tisteit."
ST ipar i'm 9egriff f4 ar cnifere
men, Dp6 5rali @relorer belt ibn 3us
rid, Inn ibm bic 6r0Btm0oli9Ne gfiid-
fidt unb GGcnung fir lire SSonhlie
ans 0er3 gu lsgen, Sen QlugeiIbIid
benuBen0 iAliipfte @enofepd 81 i6rem
@atten binaus.
o9u 5iirnit mir, @alter. un0 mil
3e1t, murmelie iie, ieinen Nrm unz
faHeao unD inn bitteno ins Qluqe
i9auenD. mDlsin 8etragen erI9eint
bir taoelnspert ltnO meme 6eimli9s
feiten unDer5eibli1; aber i9 babe ilur
aus Snpohbeit eefeblt unO ni6ts
80ies 9epoIIt. &aunit bu mir ni6t
Dergeben9"
Gn antportcte Hiht fontern eroriff
ibre oanO un0 5og iie NIT iid) III eine
Genlternild6e. n@enoiepo lprdn er
erlit, oeiues perlauge ib 5u ipiLen;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24

6err Srbce frogie, ob bu M}ilDre0
Jurlep I'M 3immer 3uriidgelafen Bat
teft, ols 0u CUR Srauung gingit uno
0u antiporietelt nSu 8o1 Ta6 i6
bamals nit eigenen Qlueen, ipie bu Die
Sir obf6loheF unb ben S9liiHel eiils
itedteif. Narum tateit 0u Das, penn
bos WldDDeil nod bort ipar unD iib
fben gum sSortgeben riiitete2"
gDeil -" fire 2ippe be6te, aber Iie
fat ibm fsit ins Qluge .peil ic6
ni6t puBts pas i9 tat 9ieneidt
TinD nicbt olle 8rGute bor Der Soh3eit
70 dufgeregt Die iA IS mar. llno bo3g
tam mod Der S6mer3 gons plDB7
Iit, eeraOe ais icb bic S9tpsue iiber=
idritt ~ pobl infOlge Der nerbDIea
@regung mir 0eroiagen fat Die
Sime; 70 fcbloB icb bic Sir uno Sog
ben S6liiKel db. Qlls es mir Diecer
einFiel mar es 81 fpdt- Wlir tit nur
unertldrIiH, ipie iie III meiner Q[6pes
fenbeit bernuslommen tonilte: 0as
3immer bat nur Die cine Sir, oub
gibt es teinen 5iueiteu SdliilIel unD
bod mar iie fort. ais i9 suriidfam, ic6
puBte niht ipie, nod po6in.7
aDas brailc6t Sie nidt meter al Be-
unru6igeu," b6rtc iie cine leiIe @tim-
me neben iit6 iagen, les 1T Iei9t 3u
berIteben." @r1ce lam binter Der gde
berbor uuD pintte ibnen, ins 3immer
5uriid3utreten n@eHn Sic einen Qlus
eenblid berieben polleu, fonn ic5 So
nen seigen, auf pelae Beiic 5rGulei1
SarleD hinausgeiomme@iit.~
Genofeoa mar 3uIamnengefa6rsn.
5olste ibr osnn oieier WlenI& ipie lift
@hptten9 So6 uub 6orte CT olles,
mas iic tot9 lInrubig ging iie i6rem
@atten mad, oer f6on ins 3immer gez
eilt ipdr, nm bic S0iung bes Jldtiels
8u erfabren.
@r9ce Seutete duf Elm 5eniter am
@nbs oes fleineu @ltobens. n!0ier lieB
iid Der 4sugong lei6t finOeu," iogte
er, ,iroB0em cs teine 3ireite Sir oibt.
.Hihtig. rief @ameron nd6er tre
tsn6 9os 5eniier ging alf oasI
plotte 1a1 elmer @eranDa binau5.
Isle Ieben cas Seniter III ge0finsi
fubr Girpce fOri ,,Seit ienem gtbsn0
gos niemaro Das 3immer lpieoer be-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24

msinem 9aeiiebut, ols i6 ibn olfieBsl
iDo[lte.
Damit mar bic So6e abgeldn.
Gjrpce beoontte ii9 fir bic sefdlliee
'9(ustunft un6 cntfernte Ii9. 3our
mar erfort, 70 begab iid @snofeDa 3I
ibrer W}ltter
nS6 lam bierber, Inn meins So2en
nit 6ir 3i oronen, iagte iie. ,Ql6er
Der Ulenfd bat MID 10 erntiioet nit
ieinen enOIoieu 6raecn, OoB ja ieBt
midi nebt imltonoe biu etipds gu tuu.
Sci ood fo gut, ielbit iiber al.ss 81
Deyfiigen, ipbalo Du 3eit BAIT; mir lit
bic 2ufP oa8u Dergangen."
9bne 9ie QlntpDrt ot3umorten
noGnt lie ibres Nlannes 9lrm un0 3pg
ibn roh Der Sreppe, mNirit 0u mir
je per5ei6en t6nnen2" fliiiterte ii:.
@r iqb ie lddeln0 an. oMir iiu0
gu jung, Inn aug elmer Nliide tinen
@leiahtep 3u maiden" iagte Ell sSbr
Meltoomeu nebmt es pft NIT Der
Wobfhsif niht all5u genau. s1 pill
reriuden oein llnrecbt gu bergeiien,
8itmnl i'd boffe, Dab Ou ME ipierer ets
mos tin pirit, pobon 0u peiBt baB
es mir S6mer5 bereitet.
Sic itanD itill, i6m ben Wlunb nit
einent HuB 80 DeribIieBen
80, pie icb bid liebe," fliiIterte iie
$50 bege6re ni9ts auf Der Welt ols
Dir Die irsueiie, iorgiamIte @atttrtfsin
81 Oiirfen." ~"
Seine freunoli4en Worte 6attel lie
i0rmtic1 neu beleot, lie itrabIte Dor
Monne NM Slid
9lis iie in ben Wageu itie9cn, faben
iie geroDe NOD, ipie 6errn @r2ces mir
0igc @eilalt um Die @de bog.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24

'tpie @rDce ipohl gepiinTdt battle, ober
elm @iftmoro 1T ia nett i@perer 81 ers
griin0en 0ls @erbreherl, bel Semen
9ol9 uno Nlefier cine HoQe oeIpelt
baber 3uOem iparen bier bic beQle
tenbenlImitdnce b0hit DerDGdtig. Sob
Wlolcsmortb 0as DldoHeu iierbcnD auf
ben Sreppeniiuien oefpnnen babcu
mollte iDabrenc Iie in Wd6r6eit IN Ieis
mem Wagen ibr 9eben ous9s6au6t
un0 er Das SldFHden ttur ouf bic
StraBe geIaIeuoert bntte, lul Bic BON
ibm er0ndte @eihihte Qlau6ipiirpte
5u naGen, lieg auf cinen iorgfdltig
por6er entiporicnen Nlorbpldn idiiez
Ben Was 6aite i9u auh 5u ber 2ii1e
DeranlaAeu ipllen, luenn nie5t Der
Muuih Die Gjeridte 3u tGuIyhen2
@lenbe 6sighci. tonnte MIN bod eli,
mem Wieniden ni6t 3utrouen, Der fo
ben Gin0rud zines itorten furItlDleH
@Earalters ma6te. 92o1 lGngcr nit
ieiner @erbaiiung Slt S1gerlbgin9 niHt
an, 3umoi Die 2luslogen ner etit3t9ei
Berion lueldlt 9iilDreD an ieneHt
9lbeno non QeIprohen bate. nic6t bo3u
bienien ibn ODa Dem 8eroodt 5u reis
niger
@p9qlo eiMrol Sic glotmenbigteit
ertonnt NOR ihritt man 3ur Q(usfii6s
rpna ilm 5uei ll6r lan9te Grbrs NIT
ieineT &cinilaenen ri9ti9 ouT Dem
6uupipoi3eiamt an; bier jeoom ent
Iiuno Elm 2lufcntboli, nod ebe man
gum BerbCr idlreiter tonnte. Sic 9ot=
ten nGmlib fGum Das GjebGuOe Getres
ten, ols elm Wionu ouf Grbce 5leilte
unD feinen Asm ergreifenO, i6m ins
O9r fIiiiisrie
sd 6o6e lie fie lit bier. Gs
mar aber eine I4one SdaD, Oenn Iis
6iea iid oer9orgen neil Iie ii9 flirH=
tete @Hblit 6abe id fie boh aufoes
it0bert; nun leben sic 5u. fpas Sie
ans ibr berauabringcl-'
@rRce lAautc f9 6oiiig i'm uno qe-
pn6rle Elm fSrduen3immer oas lcb
Gngitli9 in cine @de oriidte.
n@s lift bic 4edlte, ioote er, unO
iic1 an W}olesport6 penOenO, teite er
i1m nit, er wGr6e i6n aui tur8e 2eit
mDeul @drber iibergebenL oa IS ii0
i'm Elm lpidiigca @J9dft 0oNple,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24

treten; penn nun BON ben dnDern Sen
tern, bic gIei6faas duf Das Dad ges
BEN, ito9 eines often itan0, 70 lonnte
lie lti9t in Dos gleben5immer 6inabz
tlettern; BON pa oelongte lie in Die
6nusfurMnb ouf Die 6interteppe."
SSo lit es, beitGtigte Der 9ottor
Dies fam alFo ais fe1titebenO be-
ttdAtst iperoen" bemerfte Srpce nDaz
gegen lit mir etipns onoeres nod unbe=
greiflih: ipie ndmliA 5raelein 5ars
leDs brolner S6leier, ben ib bier m
Der 0an0 bQlte, iinter ben 0aufen
9leioer eetommen it, nelher pa bor
sy6nen lieGt. genn 5rau 9pltor
&omiron oas ebsnio leidt ertldren
t0nnte, ipie t1 0as 8erf6pinDen bes
9ldohens aus Dem Derl6lohenen3ims
mer 70 mare ic6 ibr febr perbunosn."
8dmeron fab iid na@ ieiner syrau
i'm; lie itonD mitten I'm @emah ben
glid ouf bic ain 8D0sn liegenoen &leis
bunssittde se6eFtef Hacb tuelt6eaSr9ce
3eigte.
agDsiBt bu ipie Der G6leier inter
oen 0aufeh setommen 1T, @enofsoa2s
irasie.ibr @oite.
Ste bob langiam bic 2lugen 3u i6m
empor. DOS gebt nit Iebr einfaden
Dingen 5u," iogte iie; LID tonnte bcin
2ln5ieben eiit &leioungsFiid ni4t fin
ben pno mari in neiner 6ait alles aus
ben S6rdnten berous. DIS Ddnn
Dliloreb tdntigug lie BEN gon5en Sous
fen ndG Dem 2llloOeniim ihn aii8 0em
@eqc 5u fdumsn 8eim @iiden pirD
ibr 0er Gdyleier BON gut gefaQGl
iein"
oS06it lpa1riaeiulid,"
8ameron ri1tete fic9 erisi9ieriouf;
aud sSrou @retorer Ihien beirieDi9t
unD roulette 5ur Sir 6inous. ylrr
@enofeDa i6ien bolb unpillig, bolb err
fcb0plt unb n6Gemattei Ser YOli3tt
bemertte es, iteQte aber 0o@ nod cine
leBte 5roge;
,@e6orte Shnen benn Der helarallc
S6lsisr, Der feb bel Srdulein 6arleg
DorfonD2
.,Das psiB i'd nidlt So BABE oos
malls 70 bielerlcigetauft Dab MIR nic5t
uaes gegenpdrtig iil @oh eriuuere
ic6 mid, mir fe9Ite Der S4leier gu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24
as. GOrtlebana.I

pDas toien mir bsnn aud; pir
mieteten uns ouf einiee Soae in
eiHem anitdnbigen &olibou5 in
gleport Elm, id aIs Rronte, Iie ais
meine Bdrterin, imb tparen lebr
Dergniiat 5uiammen. SSeBt ie6c idj
ipobI Elm, DaB es elm unpoIIeuOes un0
tbDrihtes llnterHebnen ipar, Qber es
fam mir 70 romdntiic6 Dor, bas rei3ts
mid; icb mar ia oamols noh nicbt pers
btirotet, DIS mir am W2orqen meineS
6pb5citstages gtbI6ie6 na6men, oanttc
mir Wlilbreo oufribtia uuo iaete, es
ieien bic 6eiteriten Sdge i6res 2sbens
gstDefen. gBie penig obnte ih, DaB Iie
fbpn pieruno5pan3ig Stun0en fpdter
ben COB eefunben bobep lpiiroe uno
m0eIiheDeiIc Ourd eissne Sano."
@eHOfsOa fbpieg; absr Der goli5iit
iDar nod nid5t 3u Cube.
Isle uo6men QbT9ieb bon ibr -
9arf ib fraeen iuo2"
vQln Der @de 0es groooipon uno Der
TrdnflinitraBe sic fe6rte nah Der
Gitp 5uriid uno i'd fu9te meine Gous
fine nuf. DaB ih nur elm paar Stunz
ben BEL ihr mar, Bat lie bir nidbt oe=
Iagt," fiigte Tie 3u ibrer Wlutter liA
penoeno bin8u.
6rau Gretorer fab beritimnt unD
nit Derdhtlidber Wliene ba.
SD beonuere jebt ,osn tolien Gtrei1
gemadt 81 baben" fliiitertc @enofcba
nit einem reuigen Bid auf i6rer Gidts
ten, nGs mar uniaidlib in meiner
@tellung. unb penn ic6 mid oor nod
DHentliH bn5u betennen ipa, pirD nu6
bir 9eroruB uR6 59om oariiber ni9t
srfport bIeiben~
Ramerpn audte bic 4dfeln. yDas
1T iebt bon IeGr penig 8elung fogte
er. ,0ier 6anoelt es iir9 i'm bic 6ras
az; BAT Wlil0reD Tdrleb bas Silt ielbit
aenommen o0er iit Is ibr UDn Mloless
in0rtb eingeflOBt poroeH2"
u1es6alb,~ fiel @r1ce elm, atDGre Is
ipihtig, 81 erfabren, ob iib 5rdulein
S5ar!sD iiber tire 3utunftspldne oeduz
bsyt bot, beDor Iie iih oon Sybuen
'r'nae Srou Gossor
.zo0ieI i'd peritqno, iollle i6re
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24

Gas ao6elgroum mar 0ura ~,
lauoif, einen ruiiiideit Gontral'u'
Eiflis, iu1ter5eicluet, c6,,
llrimio6 lieqt i'm nor0lpeIll'u'."r ~
@eriien, cine fir5c Strede poi ~
ritiiiiden oren3c.
GonfiSfotions- %erI ap
rem nqcacn.oC6cnipa o. a,..
gSoi6inaton 3d. @lar5--7e'ts., y.
nerolonmoIt @rc0orD iniiruirte Qs''.' o,.'
9lben0 Oen 9unOes TiitrlTts y.
malt pon @orto9Rico, Gegen ben pe"' g1a,
ideu Gompfcr aCSetnpolO1 pelQs, \,
om Sonutog pcriidtc, Gan ouu"
o6nc alorirtnq5 9Sdpicre 81 " ,,
loiicn oos GouiiSfatiorsperlaggls. .,'
einSuleiten llnter 0ieien NerIaQ''"
mag Der Gonpfer nnter Die Se'u"
dung ciucS D}oridoas geltelll 'U's = y,
sen bis ii6cr sic tSrogc elitldlleU}s.r. }..
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mir oitlib pom Siiael 9}r 1876 leidte
Sortihritte genadt.
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Ie, unterna6m ser 6eino 8uei 6eftige
Deaen 9ln9rifie, inn Oas am Sonn.
tag berlorene Terrailt ipieoer SIT err
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gaumpole an 9oro 1otte, puroe
ouf ser Sobrt nod 9fotteroonl gefa.
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