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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-21

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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-21

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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-21
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road az or near thei SchoolgHou q dis
8. TeverhauEh Road: Beginning At tts
Intersection Of the river road, thence
uplTeVerbaugh Run Road TO the Concrete
Bridge near Pour States or Annahelle
Mine. distance Of 1880 feet.
Z. RinEamona Road: Beginning at the
tording near Mrs. Hess. thence running
down BinSAmon Creek Road a distance
OF 1888 feet.
s.. East Run Road: Beginning at It's
Intersection with the Buffalo Pike, thsnee
IN East Run Road 10 the fordinE over
East Run at near the church. a distance
Of 800.
Q. Dunkard NH Run Road: Besinning
at It's Intersection with the Buftalo Pike.
thence up Dunksrd Mil Run road 20 tDs
forks OF the road. a distance OF S.7oo
feet.
10. Plum Run Road: Beginning at Its
intersection with the Buffalo Pike. thence
zip the Plum Run Road 10 the forks OF
the road at Mcclelland's store a distance
OF 5000 feet
said roads and pIkes are TO b subject
to any revision or changes necessary to
make suitable grades and to cut out the
curves.
We further petition and request that
your Honorable Body appoint the follow
inR named freeholderS and legal voters
within the said nagIstertal. district Of
Lincoln. 10 act az an advisory committee
TO yonr Honorable Body In all matters
relating 10 said road improvement. In
! Guiding the sale OF said bonds. the en-
pigment Of engineers. determining the
| kinds OF roads to be built and materials
10 hc used. granting Of contracts. APP
rrovaI OF work and materials used. etc.
the ma ms OF which Committee are as fol-
ElnNS: to-wit:
W. F.. Maple. C. II. Musgrave. L. ".
Wilcox. BENJAMIN Ammons. Harry Mar
I'm. W. L. Shaver. ]. D. Victor. William
r. Sandy. Sidney Hess and ]. T.. Hess,
ReSpectfuitv submitted,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-23
NEGROES THROAT CUT
Alteration At FERRIS
NEGRO nY NAME OF T. :. WHIT
USED KNIFE WITH FATAL
EFFECT LAST NIGHT.
Ogficers Institute s-earch That Re-
suited in Whiu's Arrest Early
This Morning Near That
city.

In a fight that originated over a
negro early last night at Ferris, 5.
r. Whit cut another negro's throat
killing him almost instantly. Off
cers here received news of the trou-
bic and left at once for that place
to make Investigation. II was learn
ed that Whit had beat it" and a
search was at once instituted which
resulted In his arrest during the
early morning hours at the home OF
his brother some few miles from
that city.
Particulars of the killing could
not be learned further than that the
negroes fell out over negro wo-
man and fight followed with the
above result. An examining trial
was to have been held at Ferris this
afternoon TO make inquiry into the
case.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-23
DIVORCE OF VICAR ACKLEY FROM
SOUTHERN BELLE EFFECTIVE

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Thc di-
vorce OF the Rev. Charles b. Ackley.
vicar of st. Bartholomew chapel
aad assistant to the Rev. DR.. Leigh
ton Parks, rector of st. Bartholo-
news Episcopal church here, from
Henrietta l.. Ackle., a belle of At
lanta and Washington when he mar
ried her in 1907. BECAME effective
in the New York state supreme court
here today.
No one knew there was any troa-
Bile between the prominent couple
until the case came up ana the in
terloentory decree was granted in
supreme court May Is.
According to the testimony of
witnesses for Or. Ackley, none of
which was contested or even replied
to by Mrs. Ackley, she had been
guilty OF the improperly o. travel
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-23
WORK STARTS TO-DAY ON
T.P. WHIPPLE NEW HOME
WILL ERECT MODERN TILE AND
BRICK VENEER STRUCTURE
ADJOINING OLD HOME.
Gravel and sand u Being Hanied
To-day for Foundation and Con-
s,ructiou Work Begins
AZ Once.

Tom whipple has for Some weeks
been considering plans for the erec-
ton OF a modern home adjoining
his present residence, aud today is
having gravel and sand hauled TO
begin work on the foundation of a
very substantial eight room resi-
dence. The house will be two
stories and constructed OF hollow
tile and brick veneered to the second
floor and the upper story will be
stucco work. The house Will be fire
proof throughout with plastered
partitions to the various rooms.
II is Mr.. whipple's purpose to go
down to white rock for a foundation
and he will put composition IRE
proof roof on the house, making it
not only modern in every respect
but practically fireproof through
out. The house will be located on
the corner of Marvin and Kaufman
streets, alongside his present home.
Mr.. Whipple has lived here many
years and long ago reached the con-
clusion that 1t was a good enough
place for him to spend the remain
der of his days. hence his determine
ton to erect home that will COM
fortably house him and his family
for the years to come. He is spar
| ing neither time nor cost in build
ing a house to meet his every re-
quirement. II. w. Madison will SUI
pervise the construction work.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-23
SMALL DEMANDS FOR
LOANS ON COTTON
BELIEVED THAT IF PRICE RE
MAINS UP STAPLE WILL SELL
As 1T Is GATHERED.
This Indicates that Farmers Will Not
Make Heavy Demands for
Noney--Aioyement la South
Texas.

DALLAS. Texas, August pa
smaller demand for cotton loans than
was expected at first is anticipated
by the Dallas reserve bank, Fred
Hoops, an official. said today. If cot
ton maintains the present good prices
ii is not expected that much Of the
fleecy staple will be held, and conse-
quently farmers will not make heavy
demands for money.
South Texas continues to make
demands for money with which to
move her cotton crop, but the move
ment is not expected to start in north
Texas until September /.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-23
WINDSOR HOTEL PROPERTY
SELLS FOR BIG AMOUNT

DALLAS, Tex, Aug. 23.-One of
the biggest realty deals that has
broken in Dallas for some time came
to light this morning when deed
was filed for record with the coun-
ty clerk conveying the old Windsor
hotel property, Commerce and Aus
tin streets, to t. X. Wilson for
$3.50. 200. In addition Col. Simp-
son takes over ranch property owned
by Mr.. Wilson and valued at $3.50
900. making the deal total $500
600.
Wilson will return to his native
country. Scotland. aud probably will
enlist in the British army.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-23
HEIP FoR ORPHANS.
HUGHES SCHEDULED To
SPEAK At RENO TONIGHT

RENo. Nevada. Avg z3.-chas.
Evans Hughes was scheduled to
make hts only set speech In Nevada
here tonight and the famous divorce
town was thronEed with visitors for
miles around waiting TO catch a
glimpse Of the republican nominee.
Governor Hughes is enroute here
direct from Los Angeles. which place
he left yesterday morning. After
tonight's address the candidate Will
invade the Mormon state of Utah,
making set speeches in ogden to-
morrow afternoon and in Salt Lake
City tomorrow night. Then he goes
east.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-23
MEMPHIS MAN SHOT kAO
KILLED BY POLICEMAN

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 23.--
william Latura was shot and killed
here early today by Patrolman j.
c. Lyons. The killing was the out
come of a close surveillance OF La
tura's saloon by the police force,
which he resented.
I.atura had the record OF killing
seven men, according to police an
mails. At the time OF his death he
was under three years sentence
In the penitentiary for gaming and
recently had been found guilty a
number OF times OF violating the
prohibition law.
Lyons claims he shot Latura in
self defense.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-23
M PRETTY. TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK


Almost Everyone knows that Sage
Tea and sulphur. properly com
pounded. brings back the natural
color and luxtre 10 tho hair when
fsaed. streakod or gray. Years ago
the only way to get this mixture
was tn make II at home which Ia
mussy aud troublesome. Nowadays.
BY asaing AZ any drug store for
s.Wyessis Sage and sulphur Cone
p0snds you viii get large bottle
81 this famous old recipe. improved
III tie addition Of other ingredients.
for about so cents.
Don't stay gray. Try IL! No one
can possibly tell that you darkencd
your hair. as II does 1t so naturally
aud evenly. You dampen sponge
or soft brush with II and draw this
through your hair. taking one small
KtraEd al time: by morning the
cray hair disappears. and after an
other application or two. your hair
becomes beautifully dark. glossy and
attractive.
Wycsh's Sage and sulphur Com
pouad is a delightful toilet requl-
site for those who desire dark hair
aud a youthful appearances II Is
not intended for the cure mitigation
ar preycnfiou az disease.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-23
FoRREsrON.

The Presbyterian meeting closed
Sunday night. II was great meet
ing. There were four additions and
la number of conversions
Mrs. Mollie v. Hampton of Waxa-
hachie is visiting her son. Charley
Hampton.
A number of the Nash people al
tended church here Sunday night.
Mr.. Raymond Bunch has return
ed home from Alvin where he visit
cd his parents.
Mrs. Harris and daughter. Juani.a,
have returned from Venus where
they visited Mrs. Harris sister, Mrs.
Bob Ferguson.
Misses Mayme aud Parsles uoor-
Ter have returned from Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hit aud Mr.
and Mrs Eula Tomlin Of Houston
are visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J w Mckoy. They viii remain
here weeksnd then will go 10 Colo
RADIO where they will mako thsir fu-
turo home.
Mr. and Mrs VIII Worley enter
tained last Friday evening in their
home east of here Cake and cream
were served. The guests we're Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Spalding. Mr. aud
Mrs Charles Burnett, MIR and Mrs
Arthur Ro.e aud Roscoe spalding Of
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-23

ing through Italy and other parts
OF Europe for her health with one
sam Charles"
ANY time after today the Rev.
Mr.. Ackley may remarry. but his
former wife is forbidden to remarry
in less than five years
Nobody seems to know exactly
who Sam Charles is.
Mrs. Ackley Is a niece of the Wild
ow of General John b. Gordon,
once United State senator and gov
ernor of Georgia. She was an init
mate friend of Miss Theodore Shonts
and her sister, the Duchess de
Chaulnes.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-23
[AsiaGJ Is DECLARED
AGAINST MORGAN LINE

Il. GALVESTON. Texas. August %
~%sAil the railway lines entering
Galveston have declared an absolute
aa barge against the Morgan Steam
xfip company and will accapt no
shipments from thai eoncern. II II
understood tha: II Is retailaiory
n.easure BECAUSE OF the embargo
DECLARED by the Morgan line. II was
Indicated than an embargo may also
be declared against the Mallory
line,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-23

somstimes IL seems tina: a lawyer
must have originated the hesitation
dance.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-23

People appreciate decent weather
almost as much as they appreciate
decent people.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-23
COUNCIL WAS
IN SESSION
VOTES To CONNECT PAVING Bf
WAY or MONROE STREET
OVER OPPOSITION.
CUTS DOWN Street
Efost Win De Made ca straighten
Ferris Avenue Which VIII
lie Cut Down 60 Thirty
Feet Wide.

Matters OF gravest Importance
we're TO come before the city coun-
eli In It's adjourned session Las.
night and II was a late hour when
the work was completed. Elections
we're ordered to determine whether
or no. the bonds OF the city shall
DC issued In the sum Of s12e 900 for
tie purpose Of building modern
school building. sewer disposal
print and street improvements
Oct Der 10th was fixed upon as the
date for holding this election. The
proposed bond issue viii be divided
80 iolLowa: School bonds. $4,000.
aower disposal bonds 100000 aud
street improvement bonds $1,000.
The principal matter to come up
for diseugsi, n was the paving OF
Ferris avenue. contract for which
las already been let to Taylor, Wal
Sor & Company OF Dallas. The
first thing to be considered was the
gidth OF tae paving Ferris avenue.
unfortunately. varies In width from
81 TO az feet at various por-
lions. City Engineer kiryen e1-
rlaIned that he city funds would
rot adult of paving the street az
itD present width all the way
through to The Dallas road. lie said
tie funds on hand would probably
pave IT couple OF blocks beyond
Marvin avenue. but this was unsatis-
factory and II was finally decided
n cut the street down 10 thirty
foot paving and take out rs many
az the kinks as possible. Property
owners along tie street were ques-
toned and expressed a desire TO
lot the street remain as II Is, but
= en- 1. was explained that 1t would
be impossible TO pave II all the way
through the property owners declar-
81 IN favor Of cutting down the
afreet
This matter ,.ispcseJ OF the c1un-
eli took ZIP the question OF connect
ing with the preson paving. A pc
t.tion was presented BY Wash Ry-
barn asking that the paving extend
down Water street 10 connect with
Rogers street. but some objection
wGs made to lis plan and on final
vote the council decided 10 follow
Toe original idea of connecting
with Main street through Monroe
from Water street. When the result
OF this vote was made known Mr.
Eyhurn gave notice OF appeal from
the order OF the council. setting
forth the grounds that he owned
and controlled three-fourths OF the
property along Monroe siroei and
voted against paying.
A request from Horace Haywood
IL allow him to move his sheet iron
blacksmith shop. building into the
fire limits was rejected.
A proposed ordinance from the
Retail Merchants association to
license fake sales was read and
ordered filed for future eonsidera-
ton.
A delegation OF colored citizens
frcm Newtown came before the
council and requested tina: some
thing ho done TO give them relief
from kind OF water famine ocea-
stoned by the discontinuance Of the
service in that section of tho city
The matter was referred to the
water committee for investigation.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-23
TWO BUILDINGS COLLAPSE
TWO NURkMEM KILLED

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-The col
lapse of two tenements, under con-
struction in the Bronx, resulted in
the death of two workmen and the
injury of fifteen others. Two more
are missing. The cause of the ac-
cident hsa not been determined
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-23
BERLIN HAS HAD NO NEWS
FROM The DEUTSCHLAND

BERLIN. Aug. 23.-Berlin is still!
without news of the Deutschland,
which sailed from Baltimore on Aug.
2. The Deutschland made the trip
and is now five days over due.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18

htipseipalt, bic Sem l1slie,, Mmt er.
teilt miro. You iniofern mebr nesati.
Ger Dirt fein,. als auf bic proNMttion
lelbit tein @inilub muSgeiih perben
Ion. Nu9 Sen @tabtpermoltunaen
Ipllen teine einbeitliden Mabnabmen
porsei4rieben perben, neil bic. 0rtli.
den 8erbGltni6e 3u grobe 8eridie.
oenbeit 5ei9en. Die Muspiihie bes
3pifdenbmbeIS follen notirlih be-
tampft tperOen, obue bab nan lid)
iebod all5u srobe @rfplse bisrpon
oeripreden 0arf, eben1n penig .pis
BON ben Gleiidporratser bebunsen,
oie. obne ins tIeinIide ais3uarten,
auh auf Die 9ausbaltunsen alsge=
hebnt perben follen. 2ebensmittelres
lerpen iollen eingeridtet iperpen, u,,
%, lpo eine ausenblidliGe @~erlesen-
6eit beItebt, ausoubefen. Qin}idtlid
Der lotalen Musfubrperbpte, Die. lid,
in Der Sat oils unbaltbar berausge.
ltent baben, lit ebenfals por siner
SdematilierIng gu tpnrnen. Dprt
namli4. mo- nie @emei1ben nls Sic.
ferun9sperbdnbe in 8etra9t tpmmen,
pie beim 8ieb uno Bel ben Rartofs
feln, iino iolde Musfubrperbpte.
ourdaus nDtig, penn Sic 2ieferiingse
perbdnoe ibren @erpflidtuneen ges
geniiber ben 8cb0rben na9tpmmeu
lolen. Die Rationieruns bon Rar-
toffeln, Tleifd, Butter u{tp. iei bel
fdpieriger oils bic oes Brotsetreibes,
ba bieie probutte leidter Dem @ers
berben aussefeBt feien. SIN gan3en,
1T 9err bon 8atpdi Der Meinung,s
oub man BON aler 9bcprie abfeben
uno muir Die pragis ipreben loflen
folle, unb eben oarum leet er auf elm
enges 2~uiammenarbeiten nit Der Be
pDlterung ben gr0bten Mert. @oaqr
Der parlamentariide 8eirat fir @r<
Acknowledgment, Der ii9 bisber iiber
all5u srobe Nrbeit nid9t b.fIagen
tonnte, lou our Mitarbeit beranges
aosen perben unb @a@per{tdnbiae
aler Dirt, barunter aud< Grauen,
perben ibre Gnfift porbrineen tDnz
men.
Man pirb iiderli@ aus biefeu
tnraen Nnoeutunsen Ben giinitig{ten
Ginorud g%etpinnen. Sic 3eigen, aoaB
!6err BON Batodi ie%benfa1s nidt bonn
sriinen Slid resteren mid, unb bob
er penigftens bic Nbii9t Bat, iid
auh bon pastetpolttif@en @ldli9teu
fret gu balten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18
0aug6u1'6 Qn|pradei 6er Canlat
Ill |e@r inlere|lant Cine Qn6a5l|
6elnder llra@gn Sam6tag uot.

SD miinide. bab Sic 2eute bor
9ubcnpprt Ianlac ariinbli6 perltebet
lcrncn iplcn, ipie biclclbe nirft. aus
ipclden Sa6en bielelbe 5ulammenees
fest lit, lpie bieielbc eebralldt perben
iultc. u,,b Die &ciultatc. Die pielelbe
nab Dem @ebrnllh g%etpdbrt", ia9te
@err S. 8. 9uusbcrtp, Scr bicies be-
riibtnte natiiYlide Comic %bemonltrirt in
Carl 6. Shlegcl's Ipotbefe. 220
ipcltlid]e 9. StraBe.
.11nlerc @dter nl1b GroBpdter fDn<
men inns laseil, ipie ndbrenb Ser 3eit
ibrer gltcrn bel aranfbeitsfduen sur
2inberllns unb @eilun9 berlelbeu Sbee
aus &ralltern auiammensefp6t ipurbe.
9ab biele Irt nt1b @cile Der 8eba,lbs
lung Der &ranfbeit bon allscmeinent
Grfol9 iparen, miro baburd befpubrz
beitet. bab cs biel meni9er aranfbeiten
III friiberer 3cit CAB. ipie in Der 9egcuz
iparti9en 3eit.
Sic a%ngetnanbtcn MitteI, Inn &C.
1unbbeit 5u erIange,,, Don unieren8prz
fabren mar I'M Erin5ip f%prrcft. aber
Dieielben batten nidt Die &ortbeile Der
mpocrnen 6cmifalilden Saboratorien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18
@cbr.&alfsmarfen
Bum 8etrage bon einem Sent in be1
@ei6aftsltelle 6ieier 3eitung.

Ser 8erfauf Der @ebr. 9ilfsmar.
ten gum 8etraae pon eiuem Gent in
Der @eidaftslteae oieier 3eitung
maft erfreulibe Sortjbritte nn6
tpenn al1b bereits biele Ntorfen Der.
fauft tporoen iinb, 10 bal Ger Ser
8emofrat" bod einen 8orrotB bon
mebreren tauien0 Merfen, iooab aue
Beltelungen porerit nod ousgefubrt
tperben f0nner.
9ie funitleriib gearbeiteten Mor.
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gsotb, idaff id grot" Ialien iib in
molmibfader @eiie ouf griefen, 8a.
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oenoen IN 2eutidlano 5u Cute, o.
Dos aus angeiebenen beutjhamerifu
niiden @eidaftsleuten ~beItebenoe So
mite fir ieine Miibelpaltung in fei
ner 8eiie entidaoist tpiro. Mli,
nodmals: Ser &eimatb @otb, idaf
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18

lim Bic &rdllter redt gu bcbaubeln.
@eut5utase baben mir in SanIac
&rallter, @llrseln, 8orfe ut1b 8eeren.
ipie lpdbrenb Der friiberen 3cit. aber
.bielclben u%nterscben cinem Gro5eb.
burd melden Die mebi5inilden Gorz
tbeilc better geiponnen iperben.
.Sanlae" lit bas &eluItat bon job
relangcm bprlidtigem Stubium. gs lit
Elm Gflan5enz uno 8r1llter : Sonic,
lpeIdbes bie Sbdtisfeit Der &D%rperorgaz
ne anffrildt nno oas sptem reiniat:
rSunIac" lit ipc5ieu iairflam, Ma<
9enz, Nicrenz, 2eber= llnb &atarrbs
2eipcl s1 furiren. 9bspeplia, l1npers
balllidjfcit, @aic, 8ldbul1g unb anbere
2eipcn iuerben ldlnell belcitigt bnrb
bcn @cbraud Der rSanlac", @crltoz
Trdebeit Der 2cber llnb ln1rci=
mes glut iinb 3uitanbe, Die ldneuitens
beleiti9t tperben.
9iejenigen, ipelde mebr iiber Tanz
lac dnsfinben i%upllcr, fnnnen hies, inz
DEM tie in ser Ipptbefe bon garl 6.
Shle9el, 220 tpeltlide 3meite Strabc,
Sotpa. poripre1en.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18

- ueiber ben Sail Wull=
idleSer (Bolenanb), oeI1en pl6blide,
Sob aus Baris gemelbet puroe, ltebi
nun nad neueitcn Mitteilunser Die
1atiadc felt, bab 9err &arl Wuu,
lhleger bas Spfer zines M%au5anfole
les geporoen. lit. Bon ieiner @e<
hdftsreiie aus England suriidsez
tsbrt, trlg W. ieoenfolls cine er0bere
5umme @elbes lei 1id. bic, lomie
bic golbene llbr feblten., Der Sob
lou 6urd @ritiden ober ourh @rz
mIrge1 eInaetreten iein.
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zines Dvnfmals gu Gbren hes per.
iterbenen papites Yius X. einseiests
&ommiNion bon &arbirdlen but polt
ben 3ublrei9 einserei9ten @ntpiirfen
Sic Worlase bes @ilb1auers Mltprris
uub bes Mrdbitetten Dt 5auito aur
Ausfiihrung eripdblt. Das Dcatmal
itelit ben Yoplt bat pie er liA, 'aebe
Dem er fid POM @tilisen Stubl er9os
ben 1at, init offeler Mrr1en uno Dem
Nusbrud bes 5lep.ns nad born neigt,
sleih5nm als biete CT @ptt iein. 9ero
an, banlit Der 9err bic Collide Sc
tsdtigteit milb nalten la1le.. @ds
Dentmal miro In ct. 9eter feline
auffteuung finoen.
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1enftdOte MAIDEN am &riege elm sutes
8efdaf!. On but lib l.. a. nnein bic
teuer3ahlenoe Beps!leruug ppn 5tas
uanger Inn 1900 peripnen permebrt.
Das ber Iteuerbare WermDgen lit ppn
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men seitiegen. 5etgte allo einen 3uz
wuhs ppn niht loeniser als % Wtilz
.ltpnen Scr. innerbalb zines Sabres,
Das iteuerpfli@tise gintomu1en itiee
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