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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-02-10
Severe February Storms.

Forecaster Foster predicts se-
we're February storms for this
section of the state. Cross-con-
tlnent disturbances are forecasted
from the 9th to the 18th. warm
wave from the 9th to the 18th,
cool wave from the 1lth to the
18th.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-02-10

important agent should be men
toned. = alcohol. 1t is in truth
the handmaiden Of pneumonia,
and there is none more certain
or more sure Of success, especial
ly if literally and continuously
used.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-02-10

Robert Wilkinson, of Cham
bersburg, spent last Sunday with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Wilkinson, N. Second St.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-02-10
Recent Weddings.
FISHER-MANN.

Mr.. Andrew A. Fisher and
Miss Anna Mann were married
in Philadelphia February 2, 1916.
The groom is a son of Mrs. Sa-
die Fisher of McConnellsburg,
and the bride a daughter of Mr..
c. H. Mann, a former resident
of Saluvia, this county, but now
living at st. Cloud, Florida.
Miss Anna was living in Phila-
delphia at the time of her mar
riage. Mr.. Fisher is an efficient
conductor on the Pullman lines
of sleepers running out of New
York, and enjoys a good salary.
The bride is a lady of refinement
and culture, and is a favorite of
many McConnellsburg friends
who will join with the NEWS in
wishing her deserved happiness
IN her new sphere. Immediately
lfter the marriage ceremony, Mr
md Mrs. Fisher went to Port
rreverton, Pa, to visit the
yroom's brother Ben, and on Sat-
lrday of last week, they went to
Philadelphia where they are now
At home to friends at 2041 Arch
Street.
MAUN-WEBSTER.
Norris. c. Maun, son of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. C. Maun, McCon.
nellsburg, and Miss Bess Web.
ster, of West Newton, Pa, were
married in Cumberland, Md, on
Saturday, January %, 1916. The
groom is head miller with the B.
l.. Sampson Milling Company Of
West Newton, and the bride 9
winning young lady, has been 6
very efficient stenographer. The
happy young people have the
best wishes of their numerous
McConnellsburg friends.
CLEvENGER-DAvIS.
William S. Clevenger and Mrs,
Nellie A. Davis were married al
Crystal Springs January 20, 19lt
by Justice of the PeaceFrank M
Lodge. Mr.. Clevenger is a wei
known farmer near Crysta
Springs, and the bride (widow o.
the late John D. Davis. of Lick
ing Creek township resided neal
Amaranth. The News joins ma
ny friends in wishing Mr.. anC
Mrs. Clevenger a long prosperous
life.
Sewers KEYsER.
Elmer Souera CON of Mr. onf
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-02-10
KEYsER.

Elmer Sewers, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Sewers. and Miss
Gertrude Keyser, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Keyser-
all of Ayr township, were mar
ried in Hagerstown Monday, Feb
ruary Z, 1916. The wedding par
ty was taken to Hagerstown and
brought back to McConnellsburg
by Ira Diehl in his touring car.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-20
FhyAician says Ordinary Nuxnted Iron
Nll Increase strength Of Delicate
POLK 200 Per Cent In Two Weeks
Time in Many Instances.

NV YORK. y, Yin recent ais.
course l'r. Y. Sauer. well known Spcs.
alst who has studied IN this cOuntry and
Iufobe: says III son were TO make an
aetual blood test on All people who are IN
YOU would probably be greatly aStouished
y N. exceedingly large number who
lNEh lrou aud who are III FOR no other
reason than the lack OF iron Tile mo
neht IRON Is supplied all their multitude
" dangerous symptoms disappear With
.nt IRON thc blood ut once loses the power
20 change food into living tissue. aud
'ntreIorD nothing you etf does Won amy
EVOd. You don't get the strength out OF
" Your food merely passes through
sonF system like corn through mill
Win the rollers so wide apart that the
hlll can't grind As a result Of this
continuous blood and nerve starvation,
I'opie herome generally weakened. ncrv-
gus anu all run down. aud frequently de
hih another s. buriened with unneces-
SarH fat some are so weak they can hard
" walk. some think they have dyspepsia.
kluhsy or liver trouble. some can't sleep
~ night: some fussy and irritable. some
sunny and homeless, but all lack physical
power and endurance In such eases II is
worse than ioOlishuesS to take stimulating
lnedlcineS or narcotic drugs which only
Whip up your tagging vital powers for the
moment, maybe at the expense of your
hle later on. No matter what amy one
trllS you, II YOU are not strong and we'll
You owe 1t to yourself to make the fol
lowing test. See how long you can work
or how far You can walk without becom-
3ng tired. Next take two five grain tab
lets 81 ordinary nnxated iron three times
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-20
SUCCESS
OF the Borah Meetings PIeases
Officials at the Republican
State Headquarters.

Officials at Republican state head.
quarters are elated over the auspi.
cious opening OF their party's cam.
palgn in the northern part Of the
state. The Republican rallies at
Fairmont, Wheeling and Morgan
town. which were addressed BY Sena-
tor w. =. Borah, OF Idaho. were all
well attended and enthusiastic.
Reports OF the speeches by Senator
Borah, the interested and enthusiasts.
tic reception OF them and the other
general details OF the several meet
ings, are highly gratifying to the Re-
publican campaign managers to say
the least.
National Committeeman Virgil l..
Highland, who attended the Fair
mont meeting said Senator Borah
delivered the finest political speech
have heard in years, and the meet
ing was one or the best. II was for
tunatc for the party to have such n
great Republican advocate as Senator
Borah TO open the campaign. Moth
ing but good results will accrue from
these three meetings"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-20
Astonishing Po1Uer of Iron
to Glue Strength to Broken
DOWn Nervous People

per day after meals for two weeks Then
teSt your strength again aud see FOR
yourself how much you have gained /
have seen dozens OF nervous. rundown
people who were atling all the time
double. aud even triple their strength
aud endurance aud entirely get rid Of
their symptoms of dyspepsia. liver aud
other troubles in from ten to fourteen
days time simply by taking iron In the
proper form. and this. after they had 81
some cases been doctoriuE for months
without obtaining any benefit You can
talk as you please about all the won
ders wrought by new remedies but
when you come down to hard facts there
Is nothing like good old iron to pupt
color In yonr checks and good sound.
henlthy tesh on your bones. II - also
great nerve and stomach strengthened
and the best blood builder Ia the world
The only trouble WAS that the old forms
OF organic iron, like tincturc OF iron, iron
hcetate. etc, often ruined peoples teeth.
upset their stomachs and were not nsSim-
Hated. and for these reasons they fire.
auently did more harm than good But
with the discovery Of the newer forms
OF orgnnir iron all this has been over
come. Nuxated Iron. for example Is pleas
ant TO tuke. does not injurr tho teeth and
Is almost Immediately beneficial
NOTE The manufacturers Of Nuxated
Iron have such unbounded confidence In its
potency That they authorize the announce
mCnt that they viii forfeit $4,000 to any
Charitable Institution II they cannot take
any mhu or woman under sixty who lack l.
Iron aud incheasr their strength 200 per
cent or over Ia four weeks time provided
they have no serious organic trouble
Also they viii refund yOur money in any
case in which NuNAted Iron does not at
lease double Nnur strength in ten days
time. u Is dispensed by all druggists
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-20

One January 18th. 1916. Mr.. Ed
gar Jones. a prominent citizen Of
Portland. Holloway Co. VA. wrote
Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. ca. a.
follows:
Il was taken sick week or two
ago with severe cold. with short
ness OF breath and swelling in
bowels with much gas have Il
nearly inccssant cough, much mucous
from my liver and stomach, tho
phlcrm ~ yellow and white, cough
is worse at night. am 40 yoars
old. have always been temperate IN
all things. do not use tobacco or
liquor Have always been very
sensitive TO the change OF weather.
About ; months ago. | would have
n bitter taste In my mouth at night.
l bought bottle OF S. s. $. Il tcw
days ago and since taking Il. |
haven't that bitter taste quito so
bad
on June 18th. 1915, Mr.. Jones
wrote again MS follows; ~ beg TO
say ] am entirely well. felt better
after taking $. s. S. day and con-
tinued 10 improve without amy set
back. +"
Again, on June t4th. Mr.. Jones
wrote:-"l am proud OF my health
and will be pleased for suffering hui
manity to know Of your valuable
medicine. Health is our greatest
wealth and without II. money is of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-20
KAISER MAKES MANY
VISITS TO THE FRONT

nation whore the band stood. His
standard bearers. who always walk
behind with his flag. had their work
cut out for them MS he strobe ahead.
AT FIRST he paused Just a moment,
greeted the general in command,
bowed and saluied to other officers,
and then turned down the line H
walked as one attempting 10 70
through dcwy pasture and still
keep ones feet reasonably dry. with
great high steps.
After making the rounds OF three
sides OF the square the emperor
turned and strobe to the center 10
chat with the various high officers
gathered there. and then began to
pin orders and medals on the
breasts Of the, chosen few.
How Emperor Looks.
II was only at the conclusion OF
this ceremony that correspondents
standing at a little distance had II
chance 10 see his majesty at close
range. and 10 get good look At
his scanned and lined, hut strong.
healthy, vigorous face.
After the decorating the kaiser
walked to the roadway that leads by
the chateau, then faced about and
prepared to review the troops. Most
of them were new troops. probably
few had ever marched by their om-
peror before. and II was possible 10
detect some nervousness But they
paraded in the goose-step rs bravcly
and as stiffly as ever did like set
of men on the Tempelhofer Field.
The commander made the CUSTOM
airy address in which lie pledged 10y
atty TO his majesty and flrm de
termination to fight on. His voice
rose and fell with emotion. and what
he said obviously affected the em-
peror. The kaiser answered, In a
voice that from a distance was hard
to understand though II was silver
clear and more highly pitched than
that OF his general. The soldiers,
however. could hear It. and their
faces glowed as their emperor
thanked them.
The parade ended as abruptly az
it began. The emperor. hastily dom
ming his fur-collared cape, sprang
back into his gray limousine and
was on.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-20
CORNWELL'S BAIT
NOT NIBBLED AT

count for even more. I have voted
the Republican ticket, in both state
and nation since 1883. The incom-
potency and extravaganza Of the VIII
son administration prove conclusive
" that have been right in national
politics. and the splendid record OF
the Republican party in West Vir-
ginia amply justifies my course in
the state. We have splendid can.
didate for governor. a strong. clean,
fair-minded man who is above crit
cIsm. We have a good ticket all the
way through.
"Nr cornwo,, IA, AN, !, r,s,o
and oytr.Saeanco anS ~ n das,ra ~
rasioro gorernnSo,. - a. aonI,
mt tbo action NJ +bo Dem ppntL
nartv is so tLor,n.hiy =, rorinnce
VIII tho nrocass,ons ~ -. ,a"dars
mat we know tbav d. MOI mean
what tbav saw W. remonhor tbat
n 1910 tbo nomoorats Joo,aroI
ar,inst Ren,b,,can wos,e and AZ.
travagance ana ag,inst nsoioss a.
Aces They made tbeIr camnoign
mnon mat Issrn what ras tbo 20
snIta In the Iast half NJ tho WI
SON administration the democrats
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-20
He Quickly Comes and Goes,
and His Movements Are
Shrouded in Secrecy.
Correspondence Of Associated prCsSl
BEHIND THE SOMNE FROM

Correspondence Of Associated prCssl
BEHIND THE SOMME FRONT,
Sept. 20.-There never was a time
when SO little was known OF the
Kaiser's movements as at present.
When he decides upon trip to some
point on the front. II Is kept as Sc
cret as possible. and IL ever report
ed in the German press is delayed
until the royal visitor Is far away
perhaps on the other side OF the en-
pire. 1t is believed Emperor vii.
liam visits the front more frequent
~ than any other ruler.
Recently correspondents visiting
the southern section OF the Sommc
front did rot learn until well past
midnight that the emperor at nine
o'clock on the morning OF the DAY
inst breaking would review as many
OF the troops as could be assembled
at point few miles back from
the fighting but still within sound OF
the guns.
In Parade Formation.
The correspondents were on hand
before the appointed time-and had
a chance to see some manoeuyerlug
that would have done credit to first
line troops in peacetime. on the dot
of nine the companies drew up in
parade formation on broad level
ground that was formerly a back
yard of an ancient chateau. They
formed three sides OF square. at
one end OF which was military
band, and in the center the officers.
Half an hour after the appointed
time the kaiser arrived in a lean,
gray automobile He sprang from
the car with the vigor Of young
man. He wore the helmet OF gem
eral OF infantry, but the tall boots,
coming in front high above the knee,
OF cuirrasier He cast from his
shoulders the long gray cape with
a fur collar in which he Is shown
in his fayorite pictures, and with a
stride of long steps lifting each foot
high from the ground, his majesty
walked toward that end Of the for
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-20
To 0percone Eczema

Never mind how often you have tried
and failed, you can stop burning, itching
eczema quickly by applying little zcmo
large bottle. $l.0O. Healing begins tho
moment zemo is applied. In short time
usually every trace Of pimples, black
heads, rash, eczema, letter and similar
skin diseases will be removed
For clearing the skin and making Il
vigorously healthy, 2emo is an exceptional
remedy. 1t is not grensy, sticky OF
watery and it does not stain. When
others fail II is the one dependable treat
ment for all skin troubles.
Zemo, Cleveland.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-20
Democratic Candidate for Gov
ernor is Not Hooking Any
Abe Lilly Men.

HUNTINGTON, September 2O.-It
is being made evident that in Cabell
county. where Abe Lilly received n
large vote, his friends are not to be
caught by the insidious bait set by
Mr.. Cornwell, in the form OF letter
which is being sent to every man in
the state known to have voted for
Lilly in the primary. This letter fol-
Mr.. A. H. Earle.
Huntington, w. Va.
My dear Sir:
This letter is written to you be-
cause l believe you think more OF
your state than of any political par
ty. Because l believe you agree with
me that the state government and
Republican party in West Virginia
have fallen under control of an Office
holding trust, political machine. l
believe further, you know that II |
am elected governor | will strive to
restore the government of the state
to the people, eliminate waste, stop
useless expenditures. and thereby
lessen the amount OF money taken
from the people annually for state
purposes.
Frankly and openly, want your
support. provided of course, you be-
lieve the aims mentioned are de-
sirable.
l would be glad to hear from you.
Very sincerely yours.
John ]. Cornwell.
In reply to this letter, Mr.. Earle
cites the following significant facts:
1t is true that l supported Abe
Lilly in the primary. He was my
personal choice, and for the course
] took l have no apology to offer.
I was very earnest In my support of
Lilly. but in supporting him l was
merely expressing preference be-
tween two Republican candidates.
So, when he conceded Judge Robin
sons nomination and declared that
he would support him, there was but
one course left for me as a Repub-
lican, and that was to support the
nominee of my party. While men
count for much in politics. principles
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-08

better gemeis bon poner 2ebensfrafl
aiebt. @nf oieiem Saneerfelt muir.
De ober aud aneerest, cine aleemei'
ne 8ereinieune Der 9eutIden 81
ftiften, cine Soee, Die beute nod
nidt, penieftens nidt in 10 peitgrei-
fenoer @eiie. pie man bamals i'm
Gimme bate, our ausfibrung ge.
fommer tit. Die anregung iibrte
aber gu Der ailf benz nafiten Gan
gerfeit III San Mntonio a~bgebalte-
men oeutiden 8onbentiorL unter be-
rem geidIiiiien iib aud cine, aller-
oines febr borfihtige grflarung ge-
gen Die SfIaperei befano. Dieie
g%rfldrung murbe nun @nlaB gu Ell
ner aagemeinen 8~erbesung ser
9eutiden nnter Den @nsIo-Mmerifa-
nern nno es lit biel llnbeil baroits
entltanoen, moriiber ia idon b6ufie
gelbrieben uno gelprodeu lit.
Mit Der ginfiibriing Ser Singer
feite IN Seras nro Ser @riinbnna
oes Sdngerbunoes batte Die Nel.
8raunfeller r@ermanie" lire groBe
fultureae Sat getan; lire ip1terer
SdiffaIe iino nidt BON alleemei,
ner 8eoeutung. Sic bat nod man
DIE frobe uno man6e tribe Sdif-
iale eebabt. @ieIe bubble Seite per-
anitaltet uno oieI fir Die @rbaltuna
bes oeittiden Mannergeiangs IN
Neu-grannfeIs eetan, aber aud
manheu Streit in ben eigenen 8ei.
ben gebobt, mande Anfeinounaer
BON alBen ertragen unb ioear einer
IbfaII eigener @cnoiien rto oit
@riinoutlg zines nenen 8ereins, Ser
a2ieoertafel", erleben miilen. aud
aus Dem Sdngerbuno lit iie Seitipei,
Iig ausgetreten. Mit oetn Sabre
1860 boren Die 8rotofone auf rint
oonit and Der 4nbalt fir Die lpd.
tere @eididte oes Gereins, Der il
au;5 fir bas groBe Bublifum feir
Sntereiie mebr bat.
Bon ben S1neerfeitet fauo Sas
SiDeite, Die geiagt, in San Intonit
itatt, eS mar i'm Sabre 1854. gas
brittle i'm Sabre 1855 nno oas bier.
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Da$ er(te deutlHe Sdngerfelt und der
er(te deutlNe GeIangvereln in CeXa$.

5robli6feit bur6 Sen @nfollF zines
Safes @ein erbobt murbe. @efoitet
bate oas Set $235.64, cine b0dit
anitanoige Sltmme fir oamolige
3eiten. Gen Gierten SuIi bat Der
gerein in Ser 5olge ieOes Sabr iii
biibi6er @eiie eefeiert. 8~eionberS
groBartig mar Oie 5peite Seier, BET
Ser oie S6iiee1tfon1pagnie mitfDirf=
tie, ouf Dem Marft eeiungen unb Die
MISUNDERSTANDING berleien
muroe. Spater fono Elm 6eiteottes=
oienlt itott, Dem oann Elm 5eit5uJ
ulto abenos Elm Snlt5 folgfen.
Inn oieie 3eit perlor Der Gerein
%Ieinen' 0irigentelt getmedp, 6.
Blum uno Or. 9onoi oirigierter
Damn cine 5eitlatg oert Gerein.
I16 Ser 4te Suli 1853 nltroe
BON Dem &erein gefeiert uno bei Ell
ner Nadfeier o%esielben, an Der San=
ger aus San Intonio ullo NuiIi1l
feilnabmen, muroe beibloien, Elm
Sangerfelt 51 peranltolten, oaS erlte
S%angerfeit oos lie in Seras abgebol=
ten moroen mar.
9as Set puroe aln 16. nnD II.
Sftober 1858 gefeiert. gs nabn1en
tell ait Dem Set: 3meiuno5pan8ig
Sdnger aus Son @ntonio, bier SGn-
ger ous Si%lteroale, ieds5ebn sdn-
ger aus Muitin uno oreinnoieds3ig
sdneer aus Nert=graunfels, oIlo
ein itattIider Gbor. Ser 9irieent
oieies eriten oelttId) : feronifden
Saneerfeites lit in SEN porIieeerloen
8%rotofollen nidt genal1nt, entDeoer
mar es .. @iintber ooer $. Shim=
m%eIpfennig.
Sir bas Sangerfelt fDar folaen-
beg Brogromm aitfgefteGlt.
SamItag, ben Is. Sftober:
g~ormittaes: Gmpforg Ser Sanaer
onrG 9eputationen bes 8ereins.
gormittags II nbr: @eriommlung
iamn1tli6er Sanger i'm Set : 2ofal
5ur 8eneroIprobe.
Ibenos 5 ltbr: Ius5ltq Ser S6il-
ger bonn 8ereinslofol aus mad Dem
5eitplae nit 0suiif.
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te in Sabre 1856, bon Ser .lieocr-
tofel" arrangiert, muroen pieoer in
Neu-graunfels abgebnlten. 9as
finite muroe, 10 piel mir milierL IN
Mnftin gefeiert un6 es mar IDegen
Dicies Sdngerfeites, baB bic Scr
mallia" aug benz gunoe anstrcf.
2afrens bebanptef a~Ierbings, audi
oieies Geit lei in Neu-8raunfels OBJ
gebalterl, er ideint BARN ober i'm
SSrriim alt lein, ben oas Seit muir
Sc bon Dem Muitiner ols feitge6ert-
bent Nerein amseeihrieben nrio
miro alfo audi in Aiitin gefeieet
morben iein. 9as lefite, 1859 in
Grieoribsbnrg, mar Elm beIonoers
groBartiges Self, 8u Dem fogar CD
tie aus @ultin nno Gapette gountp
famen unb 0as iiebente, 1860, fano
Damn ipieoer in Neu-graunfelg 5tatt.
Damn madte Der arieg aIen oeut-
iden Saneer6eltrebuneen unb S6n-
g1rfelten elm gitoe.
Die Neu-8raunfelier .@ermania1
lit it oieiem grtifeI als Der erite
helltIde @eiangberein in geras BE-
5e'bnet iporoen. 9as tpar iie niele
leid)t nidt. @s ion Iognr in Neu-
9raunfels idon 2 Sabre friiber Elm
@eiongberein eriitiert baben. 4u1
ans ben beutiden @nliebluneen Cat
Spring mo Wiabeim IN sluitin So.
miro BON oeutiden @eianapereinen
Dor 1850 beri6tet, ebenio aug @ol-
beiton. @ber oieie 8erifte limo
u%lbeitatigt; ieoenfaus bot feiner
oieIer ~iagenbaften @ereine irgeno
mel6e Sprtren ieiner griftena bin-
terloIien uno mas bon aIten San.
germ iiber iie er8dblt miro, lit nif,t
a6folut suberldiiig. 9as @eo6d)t-
nib irrt iid ba mandmaI. @erbrieft
itro be9lau6igt lit MIR Die GriItens
Der Ner-Srounfelier y@ermonia@
uno oesbolb nennen mir Tie nit
8ug utb Gedt: ben erften bentid,en
0eIana : @erein in Seras."
Snso @ueller.
erft pos man permibt, Iernt
ufn1 lf11tp1t
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@onsert.
i. sc bteiIuno.

w. EH
y 8aterlmbsIieo bon s. Slime,
fomponiert bon 81. MarTdner,
porgetragen bon iammtlifel
8ereinen.
p 2iebeslder5, goIfslieb, borgetra-
gen bonn Initiner @ereiit.
- Winnelieo, Qltortett, bon 8. st.
to, porgetragen bon MaitaIieoerr
Oes Neit=8rnrmfelier Bereins.
~ Der San5, @aI5er bon s. otto,
Dorgetragen bonn Gan Intonic
8erein.
. 0as trelte bellti1e Scr5, bon s.
Otto, Dorgetragen bonn Neu-
g~rannfelier 8erein.
o Srinflieo bon 1lblano, fompo-
inert bon s. @reuser, boraetra,
gen bonn SilterboIe gerein.
9. IbteiIung.
y Sin Die Sreunoidoft, bon Stunt
fomponiert BON q. 01eithar6t.
porgetragen bon iammtliden
Tereinen.
q 2ebetpobL BON Glider, roraetra.
gen bonn Mnltiner Berein.
- @efang Der @eifter iiber Sen
8aliern, Dorgetragen pom 81.
iter6ale 0ereif1.
A Shloiierlieo, bon s. Otto, borae.
tragen bonn Neu=8raunfeIler
0erein.
. 8as 1T 6es 9entlden goterIano,
borgetragen bonn San Mntonio
Tereir.
O Sdgers Gbihieo, bot Menoels.
iobn, Dorgetragen bon olen Ser.
einen.
gtah benz aon5erf Sarmonies
0el{if.
am nadften Gage lolIte oonn
nod)mittaes 9armonie : Muiif uno
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Dor Dem Set an 5u REGIMEN, tpie es
nnr in 9eras regnen fam. gros.
Dem battet iid Die beiufenoen Ser.
cine aits San @ntonio, 4ultin 1tno
Sllteroale eingefunben oller6inas
NIT eirtem Gage 8erlp1t1ng, 10 oaf
oos Set itaA am Is. crit art is,
begtnnen fonnte. llno am 16. orob-
te Der 3egeu es aud nod AT itoren.
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einsbaae berlammelt, Die bon Ser
5eitbale our6 Ole @uaoaloltpe oe.
trennt NOR, als es ipieoer All reaner
aiming. aber man febrte iif midi
ooron. Iuf @aeen fubr man ourd
Die @laoaloupe, feierte iein SSeII
nno errang einen ~glan5enoen ST.
folg.
9os &onsert madte einen tiefer
einoruf auf Die Scorer. aln better
lang nod e%initimmiaem llrteil Sc,
Wen.graunfelier 8erein uno erbielt
OILS Siegespreis cine id)one @eier.
attf oieIem 5eite pilroe ser
oeutih : teranifde Sdngerfano ae.
griinoet, Der beute nod beitebt unf
IN leinen aroben Saneerfeiten ser
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Wenes wort.

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Brofuriit Der Sirma @urr & 60.
gu Sbrer 9fferte?"
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Die Qiebebome.

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