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The Detroit times., 1916-08-22

LOSDOS Ang % Greek and
Bulgarian forces have clashed ln
tae region OF serres and hghung las
been going on since Monday morn
IrR. said ar Exchange Telegraph
dispatch from Athens today \
number of Greeks have been killed.
Tho Greek commander be- summon
Ing all ncighb0riBg reserves
This dispatch is as set uuconhrm
ID from other sources. though But
gar.ar forces are known 90 have ad-
fanrod 20 position tew miles
north ~ Serres 80 miles northeast
~ Salouikaj The last Official dis-
patches reported Greek forces a..
lacking this Bl.ear detachment at
BarakIi
on tbc whole front. Tho Allies arc
now attacking The Bulgarian lines,
no engagements developing into q
series of bq,tles IN tho center the
Allies moved forward In 'he Dolran
lake region in = preliminary move
The Detroit times., 1916-08-22
y. B. CONGER
SAVES NAME
AS PROPHET

OContinu~d from Page onep
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-01
DISCRETION OF FAMILIES.

Charitable societies are reporting number of cases OF
abandonment families the last winter In cases women are
by reeryss who went back to Europe to fight But
it has been noted derons getting com
make the curious statement that these eases are
frequent either very hard good times In the former
the dheaened and simply lie down under the
load cowardy built that way In good times
distant jobs unknown their families They may long have
wanted to duck the yoke for fresh start
The poor breaks marriage perhaps influenced
by family relations of the present time lie reads about
socially elect in the divorce colonies and thinks he has even
better justification The Divorce at
gets anony supposed to heal all wounds though often
doesn't if marriage thoroughly respected IN high
life the influence would be felt in all social strata
Family abandonment nowadays prominent cause OF poverty
Many poor will hungry rather than admit that they were
enough marry sneak Charitable societies have to be dis
eliminating though The deserter be merely III Other
town faithfully ndusros sending home his envelope
regularly Meanwhile his thrifty wife may be drawing supplies
uarly municipality and the societies pathetic
widow
of the genuine abandoned wife aud more w
supporting hcrsef and little multiply But
the pay of waherwOmen keeps about stationary Police authorities
should the long mrmngy for these SneakS and
shirks, and make them realize that there God Israel
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-01
BOND ISSUE SOON.

That the administration will be compelled to issue bonds IN the
is the conviction of those who keeping track
treasury situation AS producer the underwood
tariff bill failure. Instead Of economy the Democrats have
practiced the extravaganza appropriations The PcS
military preparedness have
bond issue but the rate Congress Is
proceeding may be impossible await the Of the army
bills probable that the Mexican invasion
will be made the The Underwood bill nearly free
trade that "a of the present mporaon come III
During the entire history of the Dmgley bill the customs
receipts averaged $23OO0000 month The receipts
Underwood bill have been Sl9OOO0O month but the
penss government greatly increased that with greatly
augmented internal the deficit to 2OOOO
has shown this column there has been
dmnutiOn of imports The imports in January of this
reached the unprecedented figure of $S462 10000 While is
off the trade of the United States with the
powers has esd tremendous increase of trade
with allies England doubled her exports TO the United
January compared with January France in
exports per Italy 40 per and Russia which
in January 1915 than $4,000 worth of goods sent
January this $376753 worth Thoughtful statesmen
naturally asking eff these nations send such quantities of
goods while they what will happen American
industries when those countries quit fighting and turn their entire
attention to industry
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First VI. 4. Church. South.

The subject for Sunday morning will
be Applied Christianity" At 1880
the subject will be THE Balm in Gil
cad" Attention is called to the change
in hour for the evening service. The
Epworth League will change its hour
from 6:15 to Gas.
We are making plans for the extern
sion of our work and need the help of
all our people. Especially remember
the Sunday school We want to make
a record for the month Of April, so be-
gin tomorrow and make an effort not
to miss during the month.
Now that the weather is in our ia
vor we ought to make each Sunday
count for great deal.
A welcome for strangers.
WILL h. Campbell, Pastor.
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scott Chapel NJ. T.. Church.

Sunday school at $3.50 a. m, Mrs.
NJ. J. Taylor superintendent.
Closing services for the conference
year All members are especially in
yited to be present at the morning
service. Captains holding books will
report at the morning service. Rev.
Bailey, the district superintendent, will
assist in the closing services.
One more earnest effort and we will
have success. Special meeting of the
brotherhood at 2:3O p. IN. Epworth
League devotional service at GAS p. m
Special song service by the choir, fol-
lowed by closing exercises 1880 p. m.
Teachers meeting $50 p. N. Tues
day. Prayer and class meeting at 1880
p. m.
Il ITANfNTnNn
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Z. W. 5. HAMMOND, Pastor.
Third Street VI. +. Church.

Third Street VI. +. Church.
Services tomorrow with sermons by
the pastor at 1O:45 a. m. and Z p. m.
Special music at all services.
Sunday school at $50 a. m. May we
not emphasize the good record of last
Sunday by striving for the 200 mark.
Let every member and visitor OF last
Sunday be present, and the members
who were not there last Sunday be
sure to come tomorrow.
Sixteen members of our school will
assist in taking the religious census
of the city. Let all be present at Sun
day school TO receive final instruc-
tons.
The Epworth League service at 6:15
p. IN. will be led by Mr.. William Var
Der. Topic, "Outgrowing Home Reli-
gion." The regular monthly Offering
will be taken; also memory verses of
Scripture will be called for.
A cordial invitation to everybody to
attend every service.
]. NJ. LITERAL, Pastor.
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First Ranilst Church.

The Power of an 1deaI at 1O:45 a.
m, and "Life's Great Decision at Z
p. M, are tomorrow's subjects. Every
member is especially urged to attend
the morning service.
Sunday school begins promptly at
$3.50 a. m. There will be special music
again tomorrow and also a business
session of Importance Let every men,
Der strive TO be present
The b ". p. u subject is "Amuse-
mont That Is Worth While" Good
music, warm fellowship and a helpful
program for all who attend.
Visitors and friends are warmly in
vited to attend our services.
II. D. WILHOYTE, Pastor
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ming subject, Christ on the Road to
the Cross"
The congregations for the church
services continue to increase. A cor
dial invitation is given TO all who de-
sire to worship with US. A warm well
come to strangers.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at p. m
A. f. FELTS, Pastor.
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4 !. :. :. :. !. !. !. !. !. !. !.


The story,
Saul of Tarsus. a prominent young
jew in Jerusalem, was on his way to
DaWascus with authority from the
high priest to bring from that city the
disciples he found there, that they
might he imprisoned in the Holy City.
Bm on the way Jesus appeared to him
and so the whole course of his life was
changed. The bright light which
shined from heaven when Jesus spoke
blinded him. so tltat he was led into
the city whore for three days he sat
in blindness. refusing TO eat or drink.
a disciple named Ananias, being sent
by God, visited him and having mirac-
ulOusly restored his sight, commanded
him to be baptized Saul is the He
brew name and Paul the Latin name.
The Man Saul.
Being the son of deyOut Jewish par
ents, he was sent TO Jerusalem to be
taught by the learned Jewish religious
teacher Gamaliel He thus became a
Jealous defender of the Jewish reli-
gion and naturally came TO be a lead
er in the persecution of the followers
OF Jesus who we're supplanting the
Jewish religion with the religion OF
Christ lie Is first mentioned In tho
account of the martyrdom of stephen
to whose death he gave his influence
Having driven most of the Christians
from Jerusalem, he received permits.
sion TO go TO other cities TO continue
the persecution. mo Journey was ever
taken ON which so much interest IA
concentrated, as this of 81. Paul from
Jerusalem 10 Damascus, II Is so crit.
zeal a passage IN the history Of Gods
dealings with man. and We feel 4 10 be
50 closely hound up with all our besi
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Central Presbyterian Church.

Sunday school at $3.50 a. M, J. b.
Wood superintendent.
Morning service at 10:45; evening
service at : o'clock Rev. III. Kerr
Taylor of Richmond, Va, will preach
at both services. Special music.
All most cordially welcome.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congress

We are authorized TO announce W
J. Fields of Carter county. as oandi.
date for denomination as Representa-
live In Congress from the Ninth DIS
rict. subject 10 the action Of the Au-
sus. primary.
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Christian Church

Bible school at $3.50 a. m. We es-
peoially urge those absent last Sunday
to be present again tomorrow The
lesson is a good one and then the at
tendance must not fall below the 200
mark. We are asking all the scholars
TO stay for the church service tOmor-
row. The teachers and the scholars
should be seated together,
Church services at 1O:45 a. m, and
p. m. The choir has special music for
these services. Strangers in the city
especially invited TO attend The
young peoples meeting win be from
10 p, m.
A 4. STAHL, Pastor
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Forest Avenue N. B. Church.

Sunday school at $3.50 a. m, G. n.
Harding superintendent Let every
one possible be present for this inter
esting sunday school,
Preaching al iO;l5 a. IA. and z D. m.
by the pastor Morning subject Every
Man Went Into His Own House, eve
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-01

The pocket flask may be put out Of
business by the discovery of a French
chemist. who has devised a process by
which all liquids may be solidihed and
carried in the form of tablets.
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Second NJ. Z. Cnurch. south.

SECOND VI. Z, JhurCN, SOuIH.
Preaching the first and second Sun
days in each month at 1915 "A. m. and
Z p. m.
Third Sunday at Concord.
Fourth Sunday at Dover.
Sunday school at $3.50 a. m, w. L.
Stickley superintendent.
Epworth League at 6;I5 y. m.
f. l.. WILLIAMS, Pastor.
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First Presbyterian Church.

Preaching by pastor at l0:45 a. n
and D. m.
Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
Christian Endcavor at 6'l5 p. m.
All cordially invited
!. BARBOUR, Pastor.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-01
ST. PatriCk's Church.

Until differently announced, the SER
vices during the vacation period will
accord with this schedule:
Sunday: First mass at s a. m. Sec
ond mass at 10 a. m. Benediction
the Most Blessed Sacrament at p. m
Week Days: Masses at $50 and
s a. m.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-01
ATTENTION, BREEDERS.

The Ledger Prlntery is better pre-
pared than ever to make your Horse
and Jack Bills aud Cards. Prices rea.
sOnable.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-01
KetheI Bantist Church.

Bethel Baptist Church.
Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
The pastor will preach at the usual
hours morning and evening. The
Lords Supper administered at the eve
ming service.
Prayer service Wednesday evening
conducted by the pastor. All are well
come 20 each of these services.
r. JACKSON. Pastor.
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Church OF the Nativity.

Church oi the Nativity.
Sunday school at $3.50 "a. m.
Morning prayers at 10:45 Il. m.
Evening service at 7 o'clock.
Service every weekday during Lent
at y. m.
Subject of sermon Sunday evening,
"The Virgin Birth
All seats free at all services.
J. II. FIELDING, Pastor.
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stewards Chapel.

Sunday school at p. m.
Preaching at y. IN. by the pastor.
Come to Sunday school A warm well
come to all to worship with us.
\. F. FELTS, Pastor.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-01

wonders may yet unearth candidate or two
for the vice presidency.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-01

In time Of course we will read of high Of breathng
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-01
Prosecuting Jesus.

According to Jesus words, any good
act or kindness shown to any disciple
is likewise shown to Christ. So here
again He reveals His close relation to
the church, by saying that in perse-
cutting the disciples it is as If Jesus
were being personally prosecuted. Let
those both In and without the church
keep this in mind whenever they plan
to do anything which would hinder the
progress of the church of Christ.
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MHMMMnMMMMMHNMM8Mm Observation-Disclosures
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9emtibe 9rpgmen.
sScrocn i'm &f gegen Die &iuoer-
lGbmung bcnDtligt, limb aber
nidJt erlDGltlidD.

Die itaatlibe GeIunbbeitsbeb0rbe in
Columbus bat geitern bic Warnuna
erlaifen, oab ii6 Die &mbcrldbmung
IN Sbip INNER mebr ausbreite uuo es
nntGig iei, odb ale ,SGlle iiplIrt mir,
ben. Die 8ebDroe eriu6t, oab ipeSielle
8prit4tsmubregeIn erlaiien tperoen,
nm bic ausbreitung Der Srantbeit i'm
Nuauit uno Septcmber gu rerbinbern.
Sm leBten Wonat tamen 50 5dle in
Obto por unb bic Sobesrate mar 20
pro5ent. Die meiiten SGle nurbeu
aus SoIeob gemeIoet, ndmlt6 33, bann
folgte Glepelanb nit II, Cincinnati
unb Columbus NIT ie 6, Gina nit 3
uno 2ltrpn nit 2 15dqen.
Die Gpibsmie ioa babur6 perurz
faf)t porben iein, Oab beutI6e 0ros
guen ni6t erbdItli6 iinb, pel6s aur
SetGmpfrrns Der &rantbeit n0tbis iiuo.
Die 9eutf6en baben oas ein3ige Wlits
tel. bas es sibt, Der &rantbeit ginbalt
Su tbun, ba bic Gngldnoer aber nebeu
alien anberen oeuti6er Waaren audi
teine Webiain mad 9lmerita laiien,
10 aibt es fir bic Sinber teine 6ilfe.
gtu9 Spp6ilis bat iih TART ausges
breitet, ieit Nmerita teine oeuti9sn
Oroguen mcbr erbalten tann.
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i'Vicnic.
Sie @ur6ercitnnsen fir Sas bentigr
yeIt aiis Bette 9etrpIieu.

Sds apmmittse fir bas Sarusuri
9oltaieit, meI6es beute in 6orsit
8arf, 1864 Cartilage &ife, geieiert
Diro, fam am Gonncrstaq slbeno
nod einral IN 6lanun's SoQe 81.
ianmtcr, I'm oic iiir oos aSeit eetrof
fencn Gcrbereitlnacn ourd5ugcben
lmb nod 5ll ocrbeiiern itnb 5u ieiIeu,
no IpIdcs notbig mar. Die Serrgl
BON gIuSidptb fonnten aber heri4.
ten, raj ole @orbercititugen bis
5ltm SipieIf)en alli Dem ii" getroi-
ien iilo lno Die SbeiInebmer eincn
pers!tiiJtcn Eag perleben mer0cl.
0os &oIfsicit pirb BON aIleu biciigan
Snclgarilogcn ocgehen lnln iettcns
Set Griloer lnb Sfipeltern nj Sd,
milton, DtiamisbllrG unO Canton
Iiro itarfer @eilldh eripartet. Sin
fyiibifeS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II
nprgeiebelL bas SUNG ltno 9IIt @cr.
oniiden in 0illle mo Siillc berIpriht.
@er lul.er qut oerti6qcitnntcn Man.
neril lmo Sraucn ocn 5ag pcrbringcn
mill, Der bcilldJe belte 0as Sarlgari.
icIt. Ter 6eitpIat beiinOet iib einc
.ln5t Strcte lmterbalb oes Soologi.
i1,cn garteils.
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(Gortissuns Don Der A. Getty

sOiifde 2anbfdaft lieb. llnb man er.
tennt bod in ibr bic Grunblase eini.
ger = natiirlid nidt aflsr - gigsn,
idaftsn bss iram0iiiden Bottles. Der.
isHigen, bic In feinsr anmutbis.n 5eis
tsrt.it unb Greubisieit outage trsisn.
GrtiIih beute bate an bem number.
bolIsn Rei3 ber giIber, bic ii4 fir mid
Lungs Der 8abnlinie entrollten. Der
Oeutide tinen 5auptanibeil. Wdhtigs
oerbeu bon fpeibbunten uHh roibbuns
tenn Rinbuieb, in sroben Gattsrn. be-
lebten bic faftitrobenoen Wisisn Der
Jlubtbdlsr. Sc mar beutides @isb,
Sas in groben Wsnsen bisrber iibsr.
fiibrt tporben IN, gum 9beil idon gu
elmer 3eii, no babei;n nod Stanfiities
rans mar. unb bas nun bier gum uns
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reiden, poIIsn Soden lag bas friid
gemdbte 9eu ober ipurbe In bodbelas
bentn Wdsen auf ben 2anbiirdbsn 81
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pranstnbsr 1Jiile. iiroBenb Don eben
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glug. rethte. bic aornfsIber. Sn brsis
ten idimmernben ,Wellen iposlen
bic 9alme unter benz lsihtsn Winbs.
Inter bsutfher elnleituns unb 2lnres
auns IN In bisiem Sabre Der gobsn
bes Don Yns beieBten Gstist,s BON
igranireiH NIT elmer Sorsfalt beitslli
tporbeu. frie fie i'm syrisben taum gr5s
btr stipefsn III. etne pradtpOlls
grnis reift bier empor.
Mllm1bIih iparbe bic @sgenb flds
DIR unb flndsr; auIsbt cine srobs
R:eberungsebene. Die D1rftr NIT !bs
rem roibsn, nieorisen, einsslitebenbsn
9iegeIbdufern srinnerten gan3 unb
gar an bic flanbrifdsn SiebsluHsen;
bie Qanbf1uft nit ibren 6<dtn, ibren
aondltn unb idisfitebenben pappsf.
reibsn gang on bic GefilDe iyldnberns.
rnb be fpsibbSutissn 5rausn unS
WGbdkn unb bic polltpmmen flanss
baarissn geleesntIi& faff tpeiBbfcns
ben atnbtf san5 on bic f!anbrifde
gspSliftiins. Sd fam In bic ges,nb
Sts fran,0fiIden fylanberns. bsHsn
Ginlpobner ia in Der 1bat aermanis
f4t Ulamen iInb unb ibrs Wolisdrt,
sim 1bsil ibre Gprd1e, aud inter
bsr ia tpenis Idnstr uIs sipdbuubeii.
jdbriatn 3ugebSrisieit au 0ranireiA
bslpohri bdbeH. Dieie 2dnbf&aft bss
dubEitsn Rorbpsitsns Don Grans.
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GebRrten.

@eorae uno Re1ie Olururp, 2216
@ine Ctr, WGbhen.
@eorge Wt. uno gmanbd S6defer..
1925 8rapbon NDe,, &ndbe
sSo6n 8. unb emma &eller, 14o1
Bremen Str, 0tGo6en.
Goparo unb Glar1 aippenbrodi
o75 garuorome Ctr, WiGo6en.
Grnit unb 2lnna Seri6. 3144 Gafi
Ctr, Snabe.
Sreoerid unb gillian gurpea.
2250 WGeeler Ctr, Anabe.
56eobore unb Wliloreo oabtthr.
1926 Sadberrp Ctr, WiGoden
9ooIo uno pepptna gt55arro, 81
Carlisle 4os., Sndbe.
Oscar uub WlatbilDa 9lnoerIpa.
216S SIorente 2tpe,, UlGoher.
2luauft mo WatbiIou 9obrum,
2142 @il6ert gpe., Wdo6sn.
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2lmsritas ite9t. Wer aber sstommer
mar. I'm gu 8esinn Der peIilitea
aampasne irsenb etipas Rsues, BE-
ssiiternbes 81 b0ren, ipirb nit Ieiiel
Gnttauibuns ben Saal Derlafen ia.
Fen. Guber Werito ipurbsn bic i5ra.
gen bes 1agss, Die gefpaltiaen ae.
idihtliden W6slidtsiten Dor, ia IN
nsnen mir itsben, taum seiireift. 81
mar, ipie ipenn Elm Wann aus be,
S4uIe Der gsrufsbiplomaten Tpri6t.
bic in 3ulunft cine 10 arobs fous
ipislen iollen Inb bic mir in qmerita
niHt baben. Wesbal6 eben bod ipieber
Uolitiier bic goti6aitsrs uno &C.
ianbtidaftspoitsn ipsrosn be3iskn
miiFsn.
Die Meinung Der Dentsnben in Der
Rense mar, bab Gbarles g. Gugbes
aas bsfreieiioe, erl0Ienbe Wort, unter
Sem er ale 2lmsritausr gu elmer Der
groben 3eit entipre6enben geipeaung
frrireiben ipiirbs. penisiisns bissmal
iIc4 nidt sefunben bat. Gr bat nibis
aHberes aeiast, als ipas jeber anbsre
republiianiife Ranbibat an i.iner
Stelle = einen uielleidt ausseRoms
men - seiagt hattie. slild iii
piei,m biitoriI4sn Sabr ,perp.n fi6 bic
meiiten 8iirssr 4meritds In Der prds
ilbenienipdbl BON ibrer alissipobnien
partei3ugeborisieit tueuisItens iebr
fart besinfluFen faFen. Die 1900
bic seftern bdnbsfhiittelnb ober ,ub0s
renb bic fliidiise geiannifdaft bss
gannentrdgers Der repubIiianiiten
pariei sema9t baben, iperben in tbr.m
poIitifden 9laubensbetenntnib taum
eridiittert tporSen iein. Sic ipsrben in
ben ndhfen breiaebn Woden nur mi;
eth0bitr Spunnuus fraseu: Wirb sr
ss iperben2
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Tcncripebrlcnte im Sooipital.

3ipei 9cllte Der 9eiter Comb. Nc.
1 mlBteli geiteru pom SpriBenballic
an Scr @tnc mS Charlton StroBe
llad Dem itGMiI6en Granf6olie &C.
bradt pcroen. Ter 30 Sabre aIts
9oilis 9lorris, 2721 Scioto Strabe
lpobnbaft, luilroe ron etneu Tierbe
gc.reten into, mic Die gIer3te beiiirdI.
tem aueenifetnIicb inncrlich perIeBt.
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,Scbre aIt imo 2719 Seficrion abe.
ipobnbait, ipuroe in gr0bter Gle ins
&ranfcnbaus gebra6t NEIL er eincl
ibIimmen slniaQ bon glinbbarment-
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Q(us ben Weridtsb5ien.
Gbei&eiSunssfGlle. - SdaSeueriat.
&lascn. - 9adlahiadeu. - ger.
idreSenes
ebefdeibunas .GaIIe.

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g4eIt 9itertn straBe, perbeirnthete.
bat geltern alii @rltno iorfgeiester
brutaIer @ebanblune irnS Degell
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angcitrengt. Sic matt II. u. eeltcn6,
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Scnntags 81 Souie seblie6en lei.
licnoern iih IN @eiellidait anoerer
Sericnen antiiiirt babe. Sic nnibte
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mails ncrlaiien iu,o eirnlal, als lie
bon i'm getreitnt Iebte, trai cr tie aui
Der Sirate, mibhanbelte lie rno per-
rriad)te eineil ioIten auilaui, raj;
.gciSe perbaitet puroen. siu Ioli5ei.
aerid)t iei ile ieSob ireigelprodlen
porSeit, pdbreno er $40 ,mb Soften
beioblcn mitbte ,ino nod Die @eiiimg
crhielt. ie in 3lifuuft unbebelIipt 5li
Idiien. mibrisenialls er cine enlpiino.
liderc Straie erbalten peroe.
Carrie 9. @i6area, geb.
anden. Die 5lieibt, ifren @atten Glif.
;oro .. Gid,arbs, ben lie nm %. Suli
1912 beiratbete, Dor eiliiger Seit aus
Dem Sauie glo, 222 WeGcrntif
Vlacc, baS iGr giaentbiim III, aeialt
Sii habcn, eat seitern nod eine Sdei.
tutgsflase eiraereif)t. sic nlaf,t gel.
tenS, bab ar iait iiiuner betrilnfen ge-
:pcien iei, nid)t fir lie eeiorgt iino lie
anBeroem nod brutal bebaiioelt babe.
f CAP iic ihlieBIidb Der Sate cin
gnbe MAIDEN nnlbte. sluBer Ger
Sdeibiue perlaiiet iie nod, nab ibni
leSes anred)t aili ibr Gigentbum ab.
gciprpf,en iuo en- nerbiiibert tperoc,
lie in ibrer @obinria 5u beIdilisen.
elite &. Seller, Die lid, am
2G, gIugliit 1911 nit DITTO 6. aeller
perbeiratbete, bat geitern aiii
@rilub BON 9tihtperforgung, britalcr
getoltoIiua nno pcil er nit anSeren
5rauen llnsenng pflepte. cine Gfsi.
Simgsflnee angeiireligt. Gle fiibrt an,
oob lie i'm besbaIb mebrmaIs perIai.
fen uu.bte. aber aui iein Weripreden,
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