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Mount Vernon signal., 1917-05-11
NAVIES HOPE TO
CRUSH U-BOATS

Washington, May 9.-Contident
that the submarine menace will he
net either by British and Ameri
can inventive genius or by the
combined navies of the two Pow
ers was expressed by Rear Ad
miral Sir.Dudley R S De Chair,
Of the British mission, at recep
ton rendered him tonight by the
Navy League British inven
tiOns," he said. "encouraged NE
to express the confident hope that
The necessary antidOte TO the sub
marine will be found
Admiral De Chair said Ameri
can and British naval offiC er
would not be crntent to let things
rest with the merchant shipbuild
ing programme as means tC
crush the sui m rrIne.
sit will be six MONTHS" he Ia d
before the full weight of a ship
building programme can be felt
OeCisiv. results must be, can b[
and will be achieved before thel
by the combined Efforts of oul
navies.
I'VE have all of US at this min
ute centered our thoughts upon
the task of over,Om n and crd b
ing the German submarine cam
paign. In this task the Unit d
States navy is about to rel del
most necessary assistance. Iou
will agree with me that thc
necessary thing is to make Ou'
operations against the submarine
Immediately effective "
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-05-11
VOMMISSIONER!S SALE.
w B SIGMON.

kOCKC lSrLE CIRCUIT COURT.
A + LAWRENCE, Admr. of
K n LAWRENCE. Plaintiff,
vs.: COMM!SSIONER'S SALE,
A. + LAWRENCE, &c
Defendants.
BY virtu e of a judg ment and
order of sale of the Rockcasr.e
Circuit Court, rendered at TIN
April Term. 1917, thereof in til
above cause, l sha | proceed u
offer for $ lie at the court hous.
dor in Mt Vernon, KY. to sth
h. CHEST aud best bidder at pup
lie outcry, on Monday, May 28th.
1917, being regular Counry Court
diy f r said county. betwee.
the hours of . D'c'Ock a.. M ano
5 o CLOCK p. m, upon credit I'll
Six months, the following de.
scrlhed property, to wit:
One tract Of land located IL
Rockcastle County, Kentucky, on
he htadwate, 5 of Negro Creek
and b punded as tollDwS:
On the Norih by the lands OF
John Wiggins and George Al
hr gh; on lhe hast by the lands
of Mary Lawrence and Joe
WOOdall; on the South by the
.ands of Lewis -McAdams; on Il t
Vest by the Id DIS of Billy Bl4r
tOn. and Containing 30 acres Tor
IOr less, or, sufficient thereof tC
produce the sum of S72 90 witt
'egal interest from Ap'il 20 1915
until p id and s. 90 90 with ega
IN e-e-u from January 9, leT4S un
ri paid, and the costs of This ac
ton.
For the purchase price the pu'
;haser must execute bond, witt
approved surety, bearing lega
interest ON DAY of sale unit
pad and having the force and ei
feet of Judgment. Bidders vii
10 prepared to comply prompt!
With these terms. a.
q S. Griffin.
NJ. G.. ROckcLstle Circuit COuri
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-05-11

BOYLE .and jefferson counties
have adopted the patrol system
in the maintenance of roads. II
is sJmewhdt after the order OF
track alkers on railroads. When
a defect, washed place, et,'. or
culvert trouble, is found, proper
repairs are made at once. thus
preventing further >wastefulness
of the highway. which occurs on
best constructed roads where de
lays in repairs cost thousands of
dollars yearly which could be saw
ed by early atreEtion under pat
rol system THIS system has
been tried out in several states
and found to be Succ SStul.
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-05-11

The big number of true pre-
dicJonS made In editorials by
Henr, Watterson, within the lasl
Two decades, demonstrates thai
he is remarkable man VITA deep
foresight and can forecast man,
things TO occur in the future by
history of the past. While he is
not right on every occasion there
are thousands who pin faith to
Marse Henry and eagerly ed
his editorials with satisfaction,
gaining therefrom much informa
ton qualification and profit.
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-05-11
CLEAR AWAY THE WASTE

Bowel regularity is the secret
of good health, bright eyes, clear
omplexiOn, and DR. Kings New
Life Pills are mild and gentle
laxative that regulates the bowe S
and relieves the congested intes
tines by removing the accumu'at
ID wastes without gripping Take
II pill before retiring and that
heavy head, that dull spring feve
feeling disappears Get DR.
Kings New Life Pills at youl
druggist. 25c.
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-05-11
HOW TO REDU E THF
HIGH COST OF LIVING
ANDTO CARRY On THE
WAR TO A SUCCESS
This is a call to the farmer

This is a call to the farmer
L Ste In every paper that the
farmer. is urged to work more
hours each day, t,ll more acres OF
ground and produce more grair,
vegetables, etc., than they eve,
did before. This is the wa
t. be patriotic We farm. RS a {
p'triotic and have always been
since the time Israel Putnam lef,
his OK free and his pillow IN ii e
furrOw, when he heard the news
of the Battle of Lexington and
rushed TO the front The farmer
as a rule gets out in The field at |!
O'Clock a. N and never stop un-
til Up m.
He tolls all da, tn ough never
thinging what he will re, eive fo
his labor.
He is always happy from the
fact he knows he will have some
thing to eat regardless of prices
He doesn't strike for higher
wages and less mum Der of hours
but like true patriot sticks to
his task. Now what L wants To
say is for our good friend, ci'y
or village friend, that does moth
ing IN the way to help support
the claDmering public. Com,
out on the farm aud make your
wants known and enlist in the
farmers brigade. Put on the uni
form which consists of a pair of
Overals, a soc shirt and a SC straw
hat draw your regular farmer
ratiOnS and then show Go the
world that You are true patriot
by working hard and raising
enough to support yourself and
a dozen others. We farmers
emit do any more than have
done because our best. Bnt to
the other fellow come and help,
you can get a few acres from
most any farmer to cultivate that
is idle l have s,me and house
beside Come out and help to
fight Germany Do SD now, a
months from now is 100 late.
There is a business in every C ty
or town that is just as important
to be carried on as it is to do
an, thing else and it takes true
men to carry hat business oas
We want the idle one that will
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-05-11

MASSACHUSETTS has a late law
permitting Sunday work In gar
den aid fields during the present
war. The churches of Lexington
that state, where the first battle
of the Revolution e. occurred some
lao years ago. have dispersed
with morning services during
Nav and June allowing members
to WORK their garde 5. One
preacher asked the ladies to bring
their sewing along wi h them to
afternoon service and ply th ,
needle during the sermon
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-05-11

PATRIOTIC
LEAGUE

Names and addresses of officers
nd Committees: -..
CENTRAL COM MITFEE.
DR.. VI. Pennington, Chairman,
1t. Vernon, Ky.
DR.. A. G Lowell, e-Chair-
nan, Mt. Vernon, Ky.
James Maret, Secretary,
Mt Vernon, KY.
R. F. Spence, County Agent
Berea, Ky.
EXENUTIVE COMMITTE
w J Sparks Chairman
Mt. -Vernol KY.
j I'm w. Hilton, Pine Hill
James Ba er. Cedarville
James Chanry, Cedarvrlle
VIM Bullock, Hanstord
Thos Kirby, Mt Vernon
DISTRACT No =
c. c. Wi liams, Chairman,
Mt V rnon Ky.
w. II Jores. Wilde
W. G.. 10 nson, orlando
j sse Fish, Mt Veri on
q. E Fash Mt. Veriun
s. p. "a d e. Conway
DISTRICT NO 3
Hardin A"ore, chairman,
,-.. Ilimax
g. orge { hlldre SIS, J0hnetta
j ". T.dd.. Rockford
George Gatliff Hoochland
J. H Wolf, Disputanta
w q Null ins d >puta ia
- =. DISTRICT, NO 4 i:i- s>- .
JP.E .Drummond, Chairman,
Livingston
W M Bar EFT Withers
Jones Durhs IN. Carrico
K. l.. Payne, Livingston
r. G Moore. Livingston
/. NJ. Mink, Livingston
DISTRICT NO. 5
A NJ. II att, Chairman
Brodhead
Oscar Hamm. SpirO
Gu> Roberts, CrAbOrchard, R 3
sam Chandler, BrOdhead
Z. &. Metcalf, Crao Orchard, R.
Logan Hasty Level Green.
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-05-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce the
following persons AS candidates for the
respective offers in Rockcastle county
subject to the Republican primary elec'
tion in August, 1917:
FOR JUDGE,
Cam Mullins, of Mt.Vernon, KY.
G. NJ. Ballard, of Mt. Vernon, KY.
j. N. Griffin, of Spiro, KY.
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY.
ER Gentry, of Mt. Vernon, Ky.
f. b. Thompson, of Mt. Vernon, XIV.
FOR SHERIFF.
Tip Langford, of Mt. Vernon, Ky.
l.. g. Clark, of Orlando. Ky.
FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK,
J, b. Cummins. of Mt. Vernon, KY.
S. F. Bowman, of Mt. Vernon, Ky.
James Proctor, of Orlando, Ky.
FOR JAILER,
Little" Tom Taylor, of Mt Vernon, KY
Logue Sowder, of Mt. Vernon, KY.
q. w. Decker, of Cedarville, KY.
J. .. Southards. of Pine Hill, KY.
Frank Mullins, of Mt. Vernon, Ky.
r. b. Sheppard, of Orlando, Ky.
]. w. Chasteen. of Johnetta, KY.
j. l.. arnold, of Livingston, Ky.
Jas. Winstead, of Mt. Vernon, Ky.
S. A. Drew, of Burr, KY.
Harry Jones, of Hiatt, KY.
FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS.
Mrs. Alice Davis, of Mt. Vernon, KY
w. K. Dickerson, of Livingston, Ky.
FOR ASSESSOR.
c. T. SigmOn, of Wilde, KY.
FO2 COUNTY SURVEYOR.
Rev. Vim. M. Durham, Johnetta, KY
FOR MAGISTRATE,
FIRST DISTRICT,
w. NJ. SOwder, of Mt. Vernon, Ky.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
G. w. Murphy, of Livingston, KY.
FOR CONSTABLE,
FIRST DISTRICT,
]. A. Jones, of Mt. Vernon, KY.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
71st Legislative District,
Laurel and Rockcastle.
John X. Floyd, of Laurel County.
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-05-11

THE preachers thruout the
county have responded nObly to
the call for aid in pushing the
movement for larger crops. Like
the newspaper men, and ouner
enterprising citizens. the minis
ters are ever ready t, lend their
assistance and Influence for i'm
provement and the betterment
the country, and likewise these
workers cften fail to receive cred.
it due them for their efforts.
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-05-11

hd(Ol, od'
>ocOtOne Co
Dear Sirs: Send me by return
mail two boxes COcO:One Skin
Nh,tener and three cakes Of Coz
,tune 5 in Soap. They are fine
nd do not c4ae to be without
hem Enclosed is money order
for 81 z5.
Yours truly,
CLARA M. JACKSON,
Waycross, Ga.
COrOt he Co
Dear FrIe d.: Your CocOtone
skin Whitener Is the finest thing
[ ever saw NV skin Was verv
dark and the first b * has made
It NAV shades lighter, and my
friends all ask me what | have
been using EnclOSad >OI will
find s. 90 Please send me six
boxes of Skin Whitener and two
cakes of soap.
Yours Truly
ANNA NJ. WHITE
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-05-11

SoME n,en's meanness consists
of their stinginess with their
means. When they give up their
meanness they will be willing-to
give up more of their means.
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-05-11

FROM one cause and another the
use Vi intoxicants is being much
reduced in this county lately
TINS is as it should be and will
siill be reduced as time passes,
partly due to the worl. of PalrI
otto League.
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-05-11
To THE REPUBLICANS


OF ROCKCASTLE
In my announcement | made
the statement that l would do the
Janitor work, free of charge ii
elected Jailer of the county. NJ,
statement has been misunder
stood by some, and that there
will be no mistake | herewith Re
peat nv offer and promise If
am elected Jaiier l will do tn
Jan tor work free of charge and
thereby save the county So 10 a
year or $1,000 for the four year
This is my offer and What | vii
do if elec;ed.
LITTLE TOM TAYLOR
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-05-11

THE cheerful liar his friends
that are last to The man who
always insists on telling the p.ii
fI TRUTH
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-05-11

vbrk but the idle 0he that went
Work any where send him to the
ffnnt where he may fight for
ms life.
Yours Truly,
w b SIGMON.
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-05-11
James WinSlead
FOR
Jailer.

prom;se thlul administra-
tion if elected. | ak you to judge
my future by my past record.
Community Clubs, in this coun.
t., have demonstrated the great
good that can be accomplished by
getti, g together and pushing
things as they nave done. Thew
have done much for their COM
.iluniliiS AID the county, and
with~u he sound of trumpet or
the / ul of a horn. We think the
/ ~ has arrived when their
praise should be sounded by these
aud any other noise makers, j /.
forming all other portions OF our
county of the great benefits to be
derived from these Community
organizations assisted by good
county agent who devotes his
time to the work tf Improvement
and Advancement for the general
good.
Children G.
!, ef0a FLETCHER, /,
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-05-11
G Q G O T O N f
S K | N w HI t E N E R
! Sc Box Free

Skin Bleach Whitener for dark brown skin
ing I'll bic nshes and Gle ring swarthy aow compilations
and calsng the skin Grow Whittier DON'T envy clear
complexion use Cocotone Skin Whtener aud have one
WHAT USER THINK cocoIoxE 4.
Macon, Ga. Montgomery Ala
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-05-11

COcLtOne Co.
Dear Sirs: l find that COcotOne
Skin Whltener Is the best prep
Grafton l have ever useu to Gear
the skin, and wish you would
mail mail int two buves at once
(oigned) dis g P Johnson
Do not accept substitutes OF
limitations
CUT TnIS OUT.
The COtOiOne Co.
Atlanta, Ga.
I have never used COcOtOu'
Skin :.VhiUener, but if you will
send me a 25c box free will b.
Pleased to try it. Ienclose si3
&c stamps to cover cost of mail
ing, packing eIc.
Name ........ ................
| Address ...,...
J Agents Wanted.
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-05-11

pTHE Texas Wonder cures kidney and
bladder troubles. dissolves gravel cures ,
diabetes, weak and lame backs, rheuma-
tism and all irregularities ofthe kidneys and
bladder in both men and women. If not sold
by your druggist. will be sent by mail'on re-
eeipte Of ST. aOhe small bottle is two months,
treatment apd seldom fails to perfect acure
Send for testimonials from this and other
St Louis. Mo. Sold By druggists,-.Aav
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-05-11

kOCKC NSrLE CIRCUIT COURT.
A + LAWRENCE, Admr. of
K H LAWRENCE. Plaintiff,
vs.: COMMISSIONER s SALE,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30

9ern, pio @oris, 30. 9lpril.
Serr BON @retireid, baOriiher Nlini'
tier Oes Snnern bat nad bier, aus
@linhen ein9etroiienen 9la1ridteu
3uioloe. Elm 9llln0ibreiben an Die
6ormer erlaiien in wel6en er oieiel.
ben olliioroerte, fiir Die tlir5e 3eit
ourh5uboIten meIhe nod iibrig it,
IN pcIrber Die llnterieeboote einet
iiegreiden 6rieoel berbeigeiiibrt Da'
ben oonit Gentidlan0 nicbt ge3pirn-
Gen it, cinen u@uugeririeoen" 81
ihIieBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30

pensattlngen ausge5ei6net unier-
itHbt muroe, 3eigte iid ibrer 9luigabe
poQfommen gepa1icn.
9ln Der 9lisne unO IN Ser G6am.
payne bat iicb Die aQeemeine Sad-
loge ni6t berdnoert.
g}i1ts g}eueS ouf Dit uno
9alfons6ront.
@eoer aiIf Dem oitliden 9riegs-
iAouplat, nod auf ser 8alfnn-6ront
6a6en id @reieniiie BON erwdbneus-
wertber @idtigfeit 3ugetragen.~
Ger 0iterrei6ii b e Be
ri6t.
g8ieI pio 2onoon 80. 9lpril.-
Ser beutige amtlide 8eriAt oes
0lterreihiiA ingoriiheu @eneralita.
bes loutet folgenoermoBen
ngln mebrercn Ebeilen Scr ruff.
lden 6ront NOR oos 9lrtiaerie- 5ener
uno Die Gbdtigfeit Der 9ombenmerfer
beoeutenO lebbofter.
gluf Der italieniiden 6ront bat 1id
ole aIlgemeine Gage niht Oerdnoert.
0elterreiAiibe @atroiiiLeu baben
belite @lorgen einen italieniihen
Stiibpunft nabe Dem Eonale- -EoB
augeeriffcu, Die meiitcn Der @ertbei-
bigger getootet uno % @efaneene se-
moht.
9lm Sonltoe Norgen bo6en otter
reihiide W3orine- Aeroplone pieoer in
eriolgreider @eiie militdriihe Gta.
bIiiiements bel Gan Gan0iano onee.
griffen. Sie febrten ole unoeriebrt
3uriId~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30
9Sp[rn INNS NlnELnn0.

%etcrSburn 20. glpril, pio
Sonoon. gine Goumiiiion iiir Ole
9icgeIuna Der Srooen in 9e5uo mlI
Folcn oeiieu Observation-Disclosures
rltng enen @auptpunft in Dem BON
Der neucn Negierung biIoet, Bat ibrc
Sibun8en I'M 9ginterpolaIt begon.
nen. 9ef Ger @r0iinne 6ielt ser
FremierminiIier Suofi cine 9luipro.
de, in welher er 4olen ino Sub
lano 81 oen beioerieictigcn briioer.
liden 9e5ieblngen Slid miinifte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30
sIls SelOcm scicicrt.

8wei amerifaniide 6lieger aeidneten
iid in einem 2uftfampf aus.
Sin 0eliticber 9leroplon wuroe
abgeidoiien.
@uris, 30. 9(pril. 9(merifa-
niide 6Iieeer gingen mieoer Iieerei6
aus einem aompi in oen. Siiiten nit
oeutideu sSlieeeru berpor, uie beiite
bier befonut rpurOe. Gie @etreiien-
Ben iino g9iais Souilono aus Nlin.
ncnpolis. ino Charles So6nion aus
ct. 9oliis, peIbe uuter Dem Com.
monoo Ses Sieutenahts MiaianI
S6op iteben.
Sn ieporaten Moibinen fliegeno,
grifien oie beiOen 9lmerifaner cine
0jruppc oeuti1er 9leroplone OIL.
Sopilono 5pnng eiuen oelttiben 5lie.
ger in elmer S06e BON 1000 SUB 81
einem aampf. 9iot einem lebboiten
&f wiIrOe ole Oeutihe Olaidine
ourd Observation-Disclosures 5erlo.
dert, iiberidue uno itiir5te 81 80.
oen.
81 iait gleider 3eit 6otte So6nion
einen beitieen aampf init einem oelit'
iden 3lieger, melden er 5ur 5lu6t
3pane. 9ieler gleroplan mar ali'
oenideinlid itarf beiddoiet. Gas
S6idial oes 2enters lit rnbefannt.
gerIdieoene au0ere 3lieGer wollten
oen aampf ui6t ouiue5men lmo flo'
aen 0npOn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30
Nomben nnf enIina. .0afen.

9erlih pia 2onoon, 29. glpril.
DoS oeuticbe 9ieibsmorine- -gImt
fiinOigt 8olgcnoes an;
nDeutibc Seeplone boben am
DuunerItoo in erfolgreiher @eiie Die
Safenlperfe in Sulins Gin 9Rumd'
MEN om Shporoen Wleer, nabe Der
ruiiiidcn @rcn5e) nit 9omben be-
lcgt. 8roBe @ranoe braden IN Den
Sofen- -9lnlaoeu lmo mif Bergen aus.
9(ae imiere 8Iue8cuee fcbrten iiher
0uriid, troboem iie BON glnti-6lua
aeug-@cihiiben einem beftigen 8euer
alsgelebt muroeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30

glmtcr0om gl 30. glpril (pio
2onoon). @i6tigc politiibe Rc'
fornen merocn in llngorn elmer
glo1ridjt BON 9uoopeit ouioloe, elm
qelcitct iperoen. Gie uuaoriihe Re'
gierung iou Oie Qlbii3t onaetiinoigt
baben Gorlagen ein5urciheu 5un
8iped ser glusOebnuug bon oemotro'
tiihen @dblreformcn lino oeS &ono.
crpcrbs fir oae &loiicn ser gleuoIte.
ruig 81 erlcibtern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30

iett on Der &ompiesiront beiinoen,
rno i6re iran50iiiben &omerooen 81
nod groBeren lno rl5mreiberen
&festbaten on5uiporneu.
6rantreid miinidt Die omeriteni'
ibe 6lagge ouf irm50iiidem 9ooen
3u ie6en. sSrantreih begt cine in
nige Siebe unO ebrlide 8epunoerllng
iir 9lmerito. 9tidts fonnte 10 oau-
ern0 oieie 9leigung uno 9ewunoe.
runa ieiiigen pie DER inipirirenoe 9ln-
blid ser amerifauiihen 6lagge aui
irqn3oiii9em @ooen.~
Der WlariAaIl iiigte bin5ug, Dab
q iiber5eigt lei ooB Die amcritani.
icben SoIoaten iid6 muf penn Sdladt'
ieloe einen auteu gtomen mohcn
miiroeu. 0ie 8ran5oien erahteten
ben 9lmerifoner ais eiuen ausge'
5eibneten Soloaten, mo Die glnwe.
lnbeit Der amerifaniiden Gruppcp
an Der 6ront wiiroe einen gepaltiecn
motdliiden @ertb baben
9}odoenl Maridall Sofire geenoet
6atte ,braHen oie 3eihmgs.9orre'
pouoenten in le6bofte 9eiiallsbe5eu.
gungen aus
Serr &oDelaque, elmer Der glttohes
Der fran3oHiden 6onniillion Ior'
Oerte oie 8eihmgsleute ailf irgeno
melde Sragen an Ben Nlariball 81
ridten. Serr Sooelaque flngirte oa-
bel ols 0olmetiher. Gs muroen oann
ou1 mebrere Sragen an oen Nlor.
id)all eeridtet.
SpGter am Gage murDen Die Gor'
reiponoentcn in &euntniB geiebt ooB
eS ser @luicb DER irau5oiiiden Dlii,
lion iei, OoB lie i6re llnter5oltrng
nit MorIcbull SSoffre niht eber per0i'
fcutliden iolltel bis Oieielbe bonn
StoatsOeportenent nohgele5en mo
oiltoe6eiBen iporoen lei.
Sultisminiiter &ene @iOioni oos
C6er6ailpt Ser fron50liibeu Commit.
lion, Oinirte 6ente 9l6eno bel Serrn
SorrD @6ite; inter oen iibrigen @d'
item 6efono iih Gr5bidof Srelono-
Nlaridoll Soiire mo auOere Gfiis
3iere BON Der Goulmiiiion lUorcn oie
@dilc Oes @cnerolitabsdefS Scott
6eini Tiner. Serr 5ronfliu 9looieOelt
Der Observation-Disclosures, bate NO.
mirol G6odcprot uno oie @lorine'
Cfiijicre ser Goumiiiion bel iib gu
0oIte oelooen. mo oie GipilWlit9lie'
Der Der Gomntiiiion waren Die @dlte
oeS Serru 9rediurioee Song, oeS
oritten Siilis-StootsiefretdrS.
@itqcrfnbrt nod @ alb
inQton'S Grab.
i mount Sermon So. 80.
9lpril. Die Slogoen @roB6riton
nien's, Sronfreid's imo DER Ser.
Stoaten mcbten beiite pereint iiber
Dem @robe Georee Boibinetou's.
Inter oieien 5logeen 5oIlten Die
Spre6er Der orei sroBen 0emofro'
tieu Dem eroBeu Stootsmonn uno
aricoer glmerifa's einen mormcn
Eribilt lmo oerpfliAteten iic6 Dor elm.
AMBER inn Nomen oes eroBen Eooten
0en qcaenmdrtigen 3ompf gegen
9lutofrotie na6 oen @rin5ipien 8it
pcrfolgen oenen @oibineton ielbit
bel Der @riinoung ser &epublif glus.
orud eegebcn.
Gie @eieaidaft pelhe Die beutige
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