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Washington telegraph., 1916-04-07
CARD OF THANKS

| wish to express my thanks
and appreciation to the voters OF
Hempstead county for the hand-
some vote given me in the pri-
mary of March %, which result
cd in nv nomination for the OF
flee of circuit clerk. l shall en-
deayor to discharge the duties OF
the office in way that will merit
the confidence placed in me, as
reflected bylthis vote, and it ismy
ambition to serve YOU faithfully
and well during my tenure in OF
flee. Again thanking you, re-
main.
Respectfully your,
Olin G. Bailey.
Washington telegraph., 1916-04-07
lo-.aesI-.rncrWfIgS,

Ample preparations will be
made by the people of Washing
ington for entertaining the con-
vention. On last Sunday com
mittees were appointed to ar
range for the dinner, which will
be served on tables in one of the
groves of the town, and this
committee will.also look after 9th
er details. tits understood that
the convention appoints a com
mittee to arrange the musical
program for the day, so the To-
cal committee will not arrange
for this.
The Hampstead County Sing
ing Convention is the Oldest or
ganizatiOn of the kind in the
state and Mr.. Sam Hooker, of
near Nashville, is at present the
president of the convention.
Washington telegraph., 1916-04-07
NOMINEES FOR
TWP. OFFICES
IN DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
ELECTION
IN TOWNSHIPS OF COUNTY
Successful Candidates for j.
P, Constable and Road
OverSeer HOnorS.

As list of the township nomi-
nees could not be obtained until
the official count was made, this
information could not be furnish
ed last week. We give below the
successful candidates for justice
of the peace. constable and road
overseer; also committeeman for
the various precincts of the coun-
ty:
DeRoan Township.
Justice of the Peace: w. S. At
kins, j. NJ. Reece, j. H. Black,
B. p. Haynes. Constable: }. II.
Bowden. Road Overseer: j. NJ.
Dotson. Committeeman: Ward |
w. NJ. Cornelius, Ward , }. H.
Black, Ward 8 D. w. Mcmillan,
Ward 1 f. Webb, Ward ) Clav
Monts Shower Springs L. s.
Robertson, Rocky Mound J. c..
Scoles.
Spring Hill Township.
Justice of the Peace: w. II.
Beavers. j. G.. Prather. Consta-
BILE; h l.. Brint Road Overseer:
L. NJ. FambrOugh. Committee
men: G.. E. Murray, Bob Levins,
w. M. Turner.
Mine Greek Township
Justice of the Peace: w. A.
Washington telegraph., 1916-04-07
COUNTY CENTRAl
COUMITTE MEEa|
At Mayors Office In Hope
Convention Delegates
Named. /

The Democratic County Y
vention met at the mayors of
in Hope Monday, April 3, 1S
and the meeting was called)
order by A. J. Robins, chaiS
OF tljeratsd -fatic c9gg!Gtz
Washington telegraph., 1916-04-07

men: J. P. Wardlow. j. M. Har-
per, E. A. Long.
Wallaceburg Township
Justice of the Peace: H. NJ.
Billingsley, j. d. Elkins. Consta
BILE: l.. D. Wheeler. Road Over
seer: Walter Nelson. Committee
men: K. B. Spears, r. c. Taylor,
W. J. Yarberry.
Water Greek Township
Justice of the Peace: Lawrence
White, LOFTS Houston. Constable
l.. j. Hopson. Road Overseer: j.
Bartlett. Committeeman: Archie
McIver.
Bodcaw Township
Justice of the Peace: William
Laha. W. S. Gordan. Constable:
E. B. McLarty. Road Overseer:
r. H, Tunstall. Committeeman
j. i. Wilson,
BoisD'Arc Township
Justice o f the Peace: W. f..
Maxwell. w. F. Reagan. Con
stable: j. c. Pate. Road Overseer,
j. f. City. Committeeman: w.
F. Mccullough, j. G.. Jones.
Garland Township
Justice of the Peace-W. H.
Harris, j. j. Honeycutt. ConSta-
ble-G. G.. Clark. Road Overseer
j. M. Arnold. Committeeman
G. s. Samuels.
Washington telegraph., 1916-04-07
CIRCUIT COURT
OPENED MONDAY
TERM is BEING HELD Al
HOPE -
CASES ARE SET FOR TRIAL
R. C. Stuart of Columbus
Appointed Foreman OF
Grand jury.

The Hampstead Circuit Court
convened at Hope Monday, Aprlf
3, Judge G.. Il, Haynie OF Pres
cott presiding and I. b. Parks,
of Hope, prosecuting attorney
ON hand to see to the interests OF
the state. The grand jury was EN-
pannelled and, after hearing the
charge of the court, X. Z. Stuart
of Columbus was appointed fore
man. and thev at once proceeded
with the business of the court.
The first week of court is set
anart for civil business, with the
docket arranged as follows; Mon
dav 8 cases.. nearly all appeals
from the justice courts, Tuesday
u cases, Wednesday 6 cases, and
! % cases to he set for trial after
the convenening of court.
The second week is set apart
for civil business and Al eases
are set for Monday, Apr. 10, and
Wednesday, Apr. IL.
! On Monday.a a number OF cases
we're set over for the third week.
which is usually set apart tor
railroad cases.
The business OF the court SET
for this week was completed
l "Wednesday afternoon and Thurs
! DAY morning he liqEEss 1Es &as E....sv. Gls ID
hen time to clean house! This is wi
ste. the blo99 is..edrs-ccrO- we sui
IS = -s.aasI ss---.1s- as.llal
- charged until the regular hol
- Monday morning. There we
a mum Der of appeal cases fro
= justice court that were settle
out of court, which made IL
- docket light far the week.
Washington telegraph., 1916-04-07
Action Is Natural

p. S Meehan, Hancock, Mich,
writes: Il have given Foley
Cathartic Tablets athorough trlal
and can positively state they are
the best laxative ! ever used.
Their action is natural, no pam
or gripping. and they clean the
system in fine shape" Stout
persons say the buoyant, free
feeling they bring is a blessing.
Sole here at Colds Cash Store.
Washington telegraph., 1916-04-07
SINGERS TO
MEET HERE SOON

The Hampstead County Sing
ing Convention, which is to meet
here the third Sunday in April,
promises to be well attended by
singers from over the county.
This is the first meeting of the
year for the convention and us
ually has better. ATTENDANCE
Washington telegraph., 1916-04-07

A. h. Francis, Zenith, Kas.,
writes: 1 had a severe pain in
my back and could hardly move.
L took about two-thirds of "a soc
bottle of Foley Kidney Pills and
now feel entirely we'll" Middle.
aged and older men and women
lind these safe pills relieve sleep
disturbing bladder ailments.
De sale at Colds Cash Store.
Washington telegraph., 1916-04-07
TO ASK FOR RECOUNT

According to the official count,
Jas. W. Ellis, who was thought to
have received the nomination as
one of the representatives, was
defeated by five votes by j. It. NJ.
Holt. It is understood Mr.. Ellis
viii 1ek for q recount Of the vote.
Washington telegraph., 1916-04-07
IrF>ir3s-r1auld propose.
,tetday. M Hart WAS n
owe s.-.-,d -,...-..-.so-.o-


Ting from Glen wood to Texarkaua.
! going through the country in a
wagon, and he was detained here
by the officers on account of a
misunderstanding about colt
fee. While here Mr.. Hart went
to the post Office and purchased
some stamps and several hours
later he missed his pocket book,
which contained $4,000 mostly
currency. Mr.. Hart remember
ed that he had taken his pocket
book out at the post Office and he
returned there and found that it
had, been found and was being
taken care of for the owner, who
was unknown to Miss Wallace,
the postmistress. A small ne
gro girl had picked up the pock-
ct book from the floor and turned
it over to Miss Wallace. The
owner of the pocket book recover.
ed his property and went on his
way rejoicing
Mr.. Hart formerly lived in
this county and worked on the A.
x L. railway here many years
ago.
Washington telegraph., 1916-04-07
COUNTY SEAT
CASE IS RESET

The case growing out OF the
Hampstead county seat contest.
N which the burden of proof has
shifted to Hope, was called up III
the Circuit Court Wednesday
morning. Attorneys for Hope
asked that the case be continued
until. the next term of court and
heart functions are attacked. VIII
- the EdDe e no longer pour forth was
this was refused. The cOnJes
tees then asked for time to tax,
the evidence and and they wer,
granted sixty days, commencing
May l and ending July 1. Attor
neys for contestants were ther
given twenty days for rebutta
and the case was set down fol
trial the 31st day of July.
1t will be rememb bered that this
case wss decided against con
testees in the Supreme Court.
but they were given the opportu.
nifty, if y so desired, to show
the number of legal votes polled
in DeRoan township, all the votes
in said township having been
thrown out.
Washington telegraph., 1916-04-07

4 llItsNs ~ -fAraA-"r
-frobt. z. r5neycuut. Road Over
seer: w. H. Harper. Committee
men: W. E. Tiffin r. F. Scott.
j. p. Webb, r. l.. Erwin.
Saline Township
Justice of the Peace: G. E.
Stanton, E. @. Stuart. COnsta
BILE: Floyd Railey. Road Over
seer: j. 0. Johnson. Committee
men: G. D. EcLary, G. W. Stew
art.
Ozan Township
Justice of the Peace: j. w. Gil
bert, A. D. Monroe, j. D. Ellis.
Constable: r. A. Carrigan. Road
Overseer: w. V. Frazier. Com
mitteemeI: w. G.. Griffin, D. w.
Holt, L. F Monroe, W. H. Etter,
A. j. Robins.
NOwland Township
Road Overseer: w. II. Mohon.
Committeeman: }. p. Boyd, A.
B. Avery.
Red Land Township
Justice of the Peace: w. A.
Sevedge, j. w. Culpepper. Con
stable; Il. f. Curtis. Road Over
seer: T. E. Lively. Committee
Washington telegraph., 1916-04-07

MIR. John Williams and Miss
Minnie Cooper were married at
the the Office of the Garner
Lumber Co. in Washington Mon
dav, April 3, Esq. G. G. Lawlis
officiating.
Washington telegraph., 1916-04-07
UCK IS With
MAN ON ROAD
,ses Pocket Book Contain
ing $4,000, Which Is
Recovered.

It's an old saying but a true
q that its better to be born
.lSv than rich" This fact was
,ongly impressed on Mr.. Cape
kt. formerly of Mufreesboro,
pending few hours here
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-11

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ErItHqrtppeahl hetbeiligteus nire realidf
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-11

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Die Silbrcr ltnb Sefesatcn Ser psribier
3enenERsrrteie# iber sie=@4iniflun ii
=Sen-ssSuHftrrtraien 5u nHteffsrttuatscft. $!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-11

- Gin fdneres I'm gill d
bat 1i9 Bel 8ittfal ouf Ser @lbe err
eial1st. Dort tenterte Elm Jdbrfabn nno
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Steuermanns peters aber tantsn' l!nz
ter sen Mabta1ten zines Da1npfers
uno puroen bon Sen @haufeln gez
trpffen. Sic tonnten nur als 2eiden
geborgen perben.
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psri itdtsz3eituns" er3dblt folaenoe
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aen legte Elm Do3ent einem &anoiba=
ten, Dem man lein 5rembiein in
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benz priifuns seegenitanbe babe. Gr
bislt es besbaib fir apedles, ben
Ranbibaten no9 tpeiter al quGlen
unb banfte. 9iermtt mar ieboh isner
nidt sufrieoen rtto faete: nGg5eaen5,
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bret Sragen beanlpru9eu.1. 9orol,f
Ser gebeimrat: rMeinettpesen. Mie
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-11
Sas Mngeliadieutbrm &Dpbroiu @tl=
int's. q

Sic Nadbridtea oie ~letstc11 gamstaa
alls &aibingtou %cintrafci1, nid6t 1trr
Die in Ben 3eitunaen per6ffentli6feu,
lonoern alld pripate, Iieben De-
fiirdtetr, baB graiioent @illon lluo
ilo6 mef}r fem StaatsIefretdr felt entz
i6lpiielt lcielt, Sen Siplpn1atilden Ser
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feline YasATf 3 s SiSi ilftfts sf III sen
anerifanii6en gotIdafter in gerliu,
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9%eltidtato pirfliA: 10 -hrobeto lpar.
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lanb bic amtlidJe 9iadribt eingetrofz
fen lit, bob fein ebelfi1es l1sgppt fir
Die a%nseblid5e gorpebirltng bes uguIr
Iey" perantipprtli6 lein fam, neil nad
Der grfldruls ser ocutiden .stomiraliz
tat fem ein5igc5 ipl6cs 1ib III Ser Sc
geno bes cnglilGen &al1als befuubcr
bat, in lpelder Sic Sprpeoirllng bes
uSll1ieg" ltattsefunben baden ioa. IS
miro intmer flarcr, bab Die uSl1lieI"
allf cine Mine aufgelaufen lit, lpas ia
a1td l6o1t an1~erifa1liide Gallagiere be-
ba1lptet babea, neil Sic @gploIion nihi
im Snnern bes SGiffes erfplst lit lpie
bel einer Sprpebirrlla INNER, lolloerr
bon unten in. Bic .@0be segansen lit,
pie bas Del gp(piiprcll bl1rd cine sMaiil1e
itets Der Sau lit. ~ aber Der Graliz
Dent nno fem 5taatsiefretar bieier pfa
fenen @rflarnna ger oeutl6en @egierz
ing @laubel 1denfen merOcM pne1
bert ,Ge6r slpeifelbaftenl \ 8eueisfifder
fir Die gorpebirllng pe sulieg Z
lpelde bon fran5Diiiher unb britiide,
|Seite iibcrlanbt murben, tit lebr 5peis
fclbaft. gs lit Sit befiirdten, pnB oas
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-11

spatef oas Sen sSenlofrutiiden
stSllbrerr anao &elesatdit.. nidlt nabr aez
gen, uon si6rer ,bisberiseap a1rlidts, oaB
muir @err @ifipn$ bic bempfrutifda
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9eber1? llnierer AnIid3t nndl bat sic
pen1otrdtilde Gartei nit @errn @ilz
1prt nur Mnslib (uno bas fei1e Ifarz
fe) a1lf Sieg, INT g%soperuber, menn Sic
HepnblAfarer 10 hobentns bun,m leiu
lplten, @errn Hppienelt m1f5uiteIen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-11
beridieoenen tehni1den Bearbeitunoen

berldieoenen tehniiden Bedrbeitun9en
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bon 1000 &Abiflueter saetpoil1en ipcrz
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Sin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gpridlag 5nr Obs
6csaDlltns bcr srokcn bcntiden
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Sic bierte Illei6c alf 35,SO0.OO0
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Efraft 4ptub thsrb Ben @erthl best sstpori!:
nenen1 CAFES bpItsnirtbibaftif9 anf;
geboben, uno ba 9eutld]latb, idbri pit
acknowledgements Io5f0nnts es feline,
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leine sentipred1rnhr ne,BrGBerte @el1g
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gonns ao6le, ste Ser @}nganItdIf fiji
2y Maff gefiefert iipirS uiho bon If
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-11

Sir erfpnrS @rep ipiro seiibe
.9ebabt buben, pas sdctcn Sll pe%rbeiben,
dig er I'M &arIamcnt iagte, oaB sic
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ltattet Sbiffcn. l%nicrc &afen MIR nit
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amerifanii6cn sdiffcn in @efaugen=
ld5aft ubfiibrcu, unp mas CT an @elo
llnb @affcn brultdlt, miro linn bon Sen
Ger. Staaten 9elicfert. 9as tbllt bob
nllr Gin Nlliirter unb mas sic Ser.
Staten an @epalttbateu erbuloen.
labt lid bod ullr Gin Nliirter sefalen.
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item 8orjab su BADEN ideint. INTER feiz

item Torlnb 81 baben ldeint, lllltcr feiz
nen l%llnltanben Gn9lanb, sic @prntadt
ocs Neutrality-suspicious., pernid d.
en- . 6la8cn 5u laiicn. Sic oez
gelliparti9e 5altltng bes Yrdlibcnten
ldBt cs itttlner Observation-Disclosures crichciz
men, DOB CT Scnotor gtone g%cscniiber
lih gcduBert bat, CT lei Scr auiridtiz
gen llebcr5elgling, bab Den Stltereiien
Der Ser. Staaten am bclten purd cincn
Ipffencn InidluB an Sic aMiirtcn eez
biellt lein ipiirbe. 90 ser Gralibent
otele pber cine beln ssnbalt llad g(eid)e
0erncrfrn1a tbatladlih gemadt BAT,
ent5iebt li1 l%li,ierer aenmtniB; lie ellt<
|ipridt inbeiien 10 p%ollfontmcn genalt
lei11cm lonitigen @erbalten, bob lie
@lallbcn beroient. gs lit flar, BOB
Bilion u@eredtigfeit uno IeniGlidz
feit0 mir intn1er ge9en 9entl1Ia,lb ins
Selo fiibrt; Grpbbritannien bari lrae.
TRAIT Iiilrbigen, 1ppiel e5 mid aes
9ebt lpurlos ant Dem 8rdiioeuten bors
iiber. lte6er en-, Sa6r lang bat eas
@plf, burd britiidc @rele(Iiigen BE-
letnflllBt, ben bonn @eiBen Saule aus
9elppntlencn Hanfen tbeilnobms(os
l5ngcldant; jc ldllser o6er bas Spiel
Doi1erte, je o%ffener Die &arten aufsez
Ioedt lplrben, linn 10 9riinStider trnt
Iedn l%lmldapung iu Ser allgetneinel1
STUNNING ein, gdn5 rdf6ielz
ibafter 8eiie nnbcrfel1nbar fir
Z Den Gra1ibenteu, Ser in 1eiz
t11er ,gefblenbung 6ente mod gu glallz
ben fdelnt, aaB er. Die breite,1 NaIen
Ifiir ii6 bat. 9ie1e 1pieA CT ipie Gin
|9iftator, Ser gu einetn, perlpeselie1
StaatsHreid salsboH seee,r ben @o1z
greb aus, I'M cuff Sic .@ertreter bes
Golfcs cinen 8rud aussniiben, ullttesr
ben tie ld}liebli6 nadjgebetl. miiiien.
yin inldcs @erfabren bon, leiten clues
Wanues; Ser BEL ! ieber.. Sc
lcgerbeit Die 8iiraer e%rrnafnt,
treu 5t G oft "a mee I ifalti l.
6ten @runblaben 81, balten, n1nlt
au6 .anf bisberise Nnbaneer erfaltenn
iptrfen alf Nnbanser, Sic ale Sch
ler tets nnb itets 1pieber entl6ulbigz
ten, NIT Der g%egriinoung, Ser 8raiiz
Dent lei nobl uetipas ita%rriiulig, niez
mails aber bDslpi[lis". SIN bprliceenz
ben Salle fa1t1 cine ipldc Gntldulbiz
gung nidt gelten: - per ltnrllbe i'm
eigener1 2anbe anitiftet, mir Inn lif
llno feline Soeen ielblt burd)sltieben
sebt jeber gntldtloisllns perluitis -
altfa i9nflpirb' auf elpigf bic Iuflase
latter, bnrd Gigenfpiaen uu1bi l1ngered)
ti9feitseiate Der idipertenseafiie I'M Sci
@eididte hes aanbes acknowledgements
gu babensfA nidt bieu 8plfc, hass if;
gcipdblt, GIT Mlsen, lonbern eiiisishftni
Falein i'm SSltterEi1e elmer Iattpa, 81,
nlr Sab l1tb @eradtung fir Sic Ser
@tdate1ts bat; einer Sfatipn,u Sie riicf'
A ltdtslos 'taglid} tmerifor1M 8ed)f
pertest ltlb %1perDDbat.. 8ebarrtlgs rali
peat @iafpn allf feiiiem al1rsssh lag
ebr Il riii9t}tyi t9 Gil McddslblaH,. San,
miro Ct s ~ t { e,1 + 5fl / d abery s
tpiro cine traurise 8%eriibmtbrit leit!-
alsl ber una MGR IL chi Of It.
9rdlioenf ldif grfiHtnhg Ser .MepllbIif
" ffsNGsi N(W1 t3artjT199 tfs %fNt1stfaY;,st r.
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Sl biciem Sale mDdteu piele
Babler, - nid)t nur bemofratild}e,
Ionbcrm audi replblifaniide ge<
netgt fem, @errn 8illon ais bas t Re l.
mere Hebc sl betradten, n,,o ibm
ibre Stitnme 5ulpenoen. ,GteIle,t ober
Die @epublifaller ipeper 3uoiepelt nod,
Gnot, nod irgenb eireil anberen Wta11,1
oie1cs 8alibers auf, 9nbcn sic 9emo@
fraten NIT &errn @iljpn ais Hraiiz
bentldafts z@aubibafeu jin1r lebr iebmae
che N~uslid)ten al1f grEolg I'M Nppember.
sollten Die oemofratildell Siibrer unb
9%ele9atenl1 Sas nidt in? .grmagung
aiebn, che lie lidptauf Sic uubepiugte
unterltilsung 9erru 8ilipnS III Ser
gSationaltonpention in st. 2ouis pc II
vi 81 d ten?
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ltdtiglnls bon 8ranoeis als Gberb1llz
bcsridter bcfdmpfeu, lit unler scnator
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Sranoeis BON Ser @anoels : &pmmliie
lion an9eltellt lpprSen lei, Inn sic Stle
tereNen bes amcrifunilhen &plfcs ac@
gen Die MISUNDERSTANDING alT Ben
@%ilenbnbnen 81 pertreteu unp bab
9ra1oeis ons &olf perratben ms Icinc
Stellung ais Inlpnlt ser Hceiernne
mibbralldt babe, neil er in ieiuer Gez
sc Dor Der. Sanpels aommiliion &C.
laat habc. baB sic @intiinfte Der Giielrs