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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1917-08-10
Free Trip to Tri.State Fair

Those who desire to visit the Tri-
State Fair at Memphis week of Sept.
"a will be pleased to learn that the
Southern Woman's Magazine is pay
ing the entire expenses of those who
wish to attend and who will give them
a few hours work.
This offer includes railroad fare,
meals and hotel expenses for three
day visit, and all necessary expenses.
This party will visit the fair Wednes-
day. Thursday and Friday, Sept. 26-
27. 20. Those desiring to be guests
of the magazine may secure full par
ticulars by addressing the Southern
Woman's Magazine, Nashville, Tenn.
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day. They were accompanied as far
as Adamsville by Mesdames Rachel
and w. K. Alternately, viii Tom and
Terry, Jr.
The w. G. I. U. met Thursday Aug.
2. at the residence of Mrs. W. d.
Hagy. Eleven members and two Wis
itors, Mesdames Mansel Brooks and
Carter Smith were present. Almost
the entire time was taken up in the
discussion of Red Cross work and
making plans by which the Union will
resolve itself into Red Cross auxil-
larry. The membership expect to
sew, knit and do the work required of
such an auxiliary. Mrs. ]. E. Powers
will superintend the work. At an
other meeting plans will be formulat-
ed by which all members interested
may help in the work. After the
business of the day was dispatched
the members and their guests spent a
half hour inspecting the many beauti.
full articles with which the bazaar had
been ''showered." The next meeting
will be held Aug. 16 with Mrs. Noah
Prince,
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1917-08-10
Plant Lice Can Be Killed Easily

Plant lice are busy in Tennessee
again. according to G. w. Bentley,
state entomologist. Numerous plants
bearing lice have been received by
the Division of Agricultural Exten-
sion, University of Tennessee, and by
the State Board of Entomology.
Lice are doing serious damage to
several plants at this time. chiefly
late cabbage, cauliflower, turnips, and
other vegetables; grape vines. apples,
peach and pear leaves: ornamentals,
rose bushes, and various kinds Of
Towering plants. The leaves curl,
turn yellow, wither, and finally die,
as result of the exhaustion Of juices
caused by the sucking plant lice.
The remedy is inexpensive, easily
prepared and easily applied. Use 40
per cent nicotine sulphate, diluted
with water at the rate of one of sui
plate to 500 of water. Dissolve, in
each of three gallons of the reduc-
ton. cake of common laundry soap
Spray the affected growth thorough
ly.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1917-08-10
Order of Publication

W. W. Lindsey No. 1925. Chancery
VS.. Court, Selmer, Ten
Barney Ray ct al. nessee.
In this cause, it appearing from the
Bill, which is sworn to, that the defend
ants. j. f. Higgins, }. w. Taylor, Mrs.
J. W. Taylor, IL. N. Young, Mrs. III. N,
Young, Mrs. G.. S. Inge, Mrs. j. C.
Price are residents of Mississippi, and
Mrs. G. r. Weatherford a resident OF
New York, and Mrs. g. b. Remey a
resident of Oklahoma, and all CT said de-
PENDANTS are non-resiGents of Tennessee,
they and each of them are hereby re-
CURED to appear on or before the First
Monday of September. 1917, before the
Chancery Court to be held in the Court
House In Selmer, Tenn and make de-
Tense to the Bill filed against them in
said Court by w. w. Lindsey or other
wise the Bill will be taken for confessed
and the cause set for hearing Exparte as
to them.
1t is further ordered that this notice
be published for four consecutive weeks
in the McNairy County Independent, u
weekly newspaper published at Selmer,
Tenn,
This july 81, 1917.
o. V. ERWIN, C. & M.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1917-08-10
Anti.Spitting Ordinance

An Ordinance to Promote Better San
itary Conditions and Health in the
Town Of Selmer, Tenn, by Making
It a Misdemeanor to Spit Upon
Any Pavement, Sidewalk or On, or
In Any Public Building or Place in
Said Town Of Selmer, Tenn. and to
Provide Penalty for the Violation
of This Ordinance.
Section BE It Enacted by the
Board or Mayor and Aldermen Of the
Town Of Selmer, Tenn. That hereaf-
ter it shall be a misdemeanor for any
person to spit upon any pavement,
sidewalk, or on, or in any public build
ing or place in the Town Of Selmer,
Tenn.
Section H.-Be 1t Further Enacted,
That any person violating the provi-
sions of Section l of this Ordinance
shall be guilty of misdemeanor, and
on conviction for the offense shall be
fined not less than One Dollar, nor
more than Ten Dollars.
Section III.~Be It Further Enact
ed, That this Ordinance take effect
from and after its passage, the public
welfare requiring it.
TERRY ALTERNATELY, Mayor,
A. s. PRATHER, Recorder.
The above ordinance is now in force,
and it should be observed by the pub
lie. There is no excuse for the filthy
habit Of besmattering our beautiful
concrete walks and the floors Of cur
churches with amber.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1917-08-10
Order For Publication
w. F. Mozier ct al.

w. +. Mozier ct al.
VS..
J. r. Sipes ct al.
In this cause 1t appearing to the Courl
from the Bill, which is sworn to, thai
the defendants, John Richard Sipes,
VIM. Sipes, Leon Sipes, Logan Sipes,
Newton Sipes, Julia Ann Sipes Mozier,
Henry M0zier. Della Lee, Bud Lee,
Maud Sipes Pace. George Pace, Elliott
Stubblefeld, Matte Sipes Stubblefeld,
Chas. O'Neal, Ella O'Neal, Carl o Neal
Lucille O'Neal. Bell King, Henry King,
E. s. Jones, and Mary Sipes Jones are
residents of the State OF Texas; that
Defendants Ely Sipes, Bell Sipes, Sally
Sipes, Marion Sipes, Bette Sipes, Haley
Sipes, John Sipes, Winnie Berry, Grant
Berry, John PUNK, jeff PUNK, Jane
PUNK, Alex King and James King are
residents Of the State Of Arkansas; that
the defendant D. F. King is resident OF
the State Of California; that the defend.
ants Rosa Sipes and Willie Sipes are OF
unknown residence and that their resi-
dences cannot be ascertained upon dilli-
gent enquiry made for same, and that
the said defendants Willie Sipes and
Isood OipCo diC ouCu tHlS tdcC as Tile
sole heirs of John Sipes, a brother of
Lawson Sipes, and therefore as heirs of
Lawson Sipes, that therefore the ordi-
nary process of law cannot be served on
any of said defendants; and it further
appearing that an order of publ
cation was made and entered in
this cause in August, 1916, duly entered
of record but never complied with, 1t
is therefore now ordered by the Court,
that publication be made for all of said
defendants, and all of them above
named, as required by law in such cases,
In the McNairy County Independent, for
four consecutive weeks, requiring them
to appear and make defense to the Bill
in this cause filed for a partit on sale of
the lands of Lawson Sipes, deceased, on
or by the First Monday in September,
1917, before the County Court of Me-
Marry County, Tennessee, in this Court
House in Selmer; and it is further or
dered that copy of this order be pub
llshed for four consecutive weeks In the
McNairy county independent, as re-
CURED BY law,
NOAH rsINcR, Clerk.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1917-08-10
HoW's This Z

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
Halls Catarrh Cure has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past
thirty-five years. and has become
known as the most reliable remedy for
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure acts thru
the Blood on the Mucous surfaces, ex-
pelling the Poison from the Blood and
healing the diseased portions
After you have taken Halls Catarrh
Cure for short time you will see a
great improvement in your general
health. Start taking Halls Catarrh
Cure at once and get rid Of catarrh.
Send for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio,
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1917-08-10
Masonic Funeral

All Masons and the public are in
vited to attend the funeral service Of
Bro. S. V. Garvin at Falcon, Sunday
Aug. II, 1917. at 1870 pm. Funera
will be preached by Rev. J. W. Wal
lace; Masonic march and burial ser
vices conducted by Selmer Lodge.
1t has been so arranged that you
can 90 down on the IL: 28 aud return
on the A o'clock train.
By order of Selmer Lodge.
W. F. HUMPHREY, Sec.
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Marriage Licenses

Elmer Jones to Vesa Bnrres.
W. B. Lott to Myrtle Eason.
Leonard Sheffield to Ida Ingle.
Lem Jones to Vashtie Sipes.
George Williams to Annie Johnston
John Robinson to Ethel Campbell.
E. L. Stout to Lota Harris.
Hugh Owen to Cora Wyatt.
James Ash to Cora Hockaday.
Richard Smith to Annie Wickman.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1917-08-10
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Hockaday were
in TOW n MONDAY.
7. 7. Lain, Of Corinth, was here
Monday and was entered as a new
subscriber.
Auction Sale of Second Hand Sew.
ing machines at Gooch Hotel Satur-
day at 2 pm.
Miss Lillias Morris. of Birmingham
spent a few days with her brother, V
H. Morris, this week.
L. NJ. Locke, of Corinth, Miss, is
spending awhile with mother, Mrs E.
E. Warren and other relatives.
J. D. Kizer entered as a new sub
scriber Monday. He lives on the DR..
Kingsby farm, north of Selmer.
7. J. Henson, by the hands of o. G.
Wooten, sent the wherewith to enti-
tie him to reading for year Monday.
If you like big bargains 90 to the
Richardson Gro. Co., where you can
get a 2-pound can of Red Raven syr-
{ up for 15c.
J. 7, Gage called Monday with his
annual subscription. He as usual re-
ports fine fruit and crops. He farms
to have something.
Mrs. Minnie Williamson and daugh-
ter, Miss Ava Parrish, attended the
funeral Of Chas. Parrish at Adams
vile SATURDAY..
Arvie Wooten is dangerously i'll
with typhoid fever. He has been
stricken about ten days. His friends
are fearful IF results.
Judge Moore, of Union City, spent
Wednesday in Selmer in the interest
Of his reelection to the supreme
bench.
Mrs. 0. G. Hagy and daughters, Of
Memphis, will arrive in Selmer Fri
day to be with her parents for the
remainder of the summer.
Messrs. Burle Smithe, George Par
IRISH, and sister Miss Lana Parrish, of
Henderson, spent Thursday, the
guests of Miss Willie Joe Alexander
If what you buy from us pleases
You tell your friends; if it doesn't
please you bring it back, we don't
want your money. Richardson Gro.
Co.
G. W. Wilmeth was here Wednes-
day with his son, who passed the
physical examination and was one Of
the boys honored with merits for a
soldier.
G. E. Marshall, from Mt. Zion, was
here Saturday with big load Of ap
Piles, selling same at SOC per bushel.
Looks like old times. You may bet
they did not last long.
Erwin and Nelson Thompson, Of
Blytheville, Ark. we're in town Mon
dav. They are spending the week
with their grandmother, Mrs. N. A..
Kandrick.
Il. II. 7. Garrett was struck with
paralysis Monday morning. He is in
a serious condition, as one side is en-
tirely paralyzed and his strength is
gone.
]. D. Hunter called Monday and ex-
tended his subscription. He was a
subscriber to the Independent when
first established at Purdy in the early
eighties.
II you like good things to eat at
the lowest possible prices, simply
call Phone No. Al and our Auto
Delivery will be there in iiffy with
your order. Richardson Gro. Co.
Mrs. Armstead johnson and son j..
A. johnson and family, of Henderson,
were in town Tuesday, enroute home
from visit to Mr.. and Mrs. N. D..
Erwin. near SSsntonville.
W. K. and Grady Ahsrlsthy made
. saslness trip to Morris Chapel Mon
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1917-08-10
SAND BOX

A tag of exemption is not
badge of patriotism. ........It was
not death in the pot to our sol.
diers who went to Cuba and the
Philippine Islands. ....... This wa,
was necessary to bring down
pride and elevate patriotism. ......
Monday was an unusually quiet
First Monday. What married
man turns over to his wife $25
each month and has enough left
to board and clothe himself, with
from SIS to $40 for cigarette
money. $500. This week will about
close out the labors of the 1917
crop, and never have farmers
seen a better prospect for the re-
| ward of their summers work..
-. Tuesday and Wednesday most
of the boys in the county came
to Selmer and found out whether
they are perfect men or weak.
lings. 1T is unfortunate ad.
vice to give a young man to defy
or resist the laws of as big gov
eminent as the United States.
In time of war the law knows Ito
technicalities. To-day (Fri-
day. the annual barbecue of
Sweat and McCullar will be held
near the Fair Grounds. A good
social time is assured, and a
change of diet.........T big sale
at Bethel is still on, as you will
see by their advertisement in
this issue. 1--WE have increased
the number of papers owing to
a number of new subscribers this
week. Others interested in the
draft should subscribe at once
and keep posted on who, when,
and where the boys 60 -. When
the Germans get our men over
on the line and find we mean
business, the war will close.
They are broke and want to make
| it cost u. S. a pile. The slack
ers will all land in the pen. We
are sorry for many a poor dupe,
but some never learn until they
feel the shackles......... This is the
opportune time for Selmer to sup
port a gigantic mercantile bust
ness and handle cotton and the
other big crops. The people will
have money to burn this fall.
Don't you forget. There is
a greater daily average of deaths
by automobiles in the United
States than there will be deaths
of Sammies on the fighting line
of France.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1917-08-10

NOTICE--.Gray Bros. have
a car load of Studebaker
wagons for sale, cash or
credit, at Selmer or Adams
vile.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1917-08-10
Change of Schedules, Mobile s.
Ohio R. R.

Effective May End, trains will leave
Selmer, Tenn, as follows:
Northbound
No. 2 Express Daily .-..-. " 7:30 am.
No. A ExpressDaily- ..lv 9:38 pm.
No. 6 Express Daily " All pm.
Southbound
No. Express Daily Nv sos pm.
No. 3 Express Daily.........ly ?:0l am.
No. 5 ExpressDaily- ll:28 am.
For any information regarding
rates and routes apply to J. D. A.
Coleman, Ticket Agent, Mobile &
Ohio h. R., or write G. E. Allen, Dis
trict Passenger Agent, Jackson, Tenn.
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GortIesung FOtgt)

DfIItam MILLER mil
liam Sbomag, gntienteH Der QnitaIt
fir geiItsstrnnie in SteiIatpom,
Bofb, purben beim llebsrfsissH
zines 9rabt3ounss in Der Rdbe Der
QnItalt burh einen sletirii6sn
Gtrpm gst6ttt. Tliler un6 Sbomas
geborteu 3u Den bnrmIoisH 8aiitess
trautsn, bsnen gelpegung obns aufs
Iidt auBerb0l6 Der 4nitalt geitattet
nirb unb bic 81 allerIet leidtsn
DieufIeiitungsu bertpsnbet ptrOen.
sic batttH 8etrsn gepfIudt in Der
Radbarfhoit Der QnitaIt unb paren
nuf BEN 6eimDBe, gu oeFen 9sr'
tir8ung lie iber sinen 8rabt3aun
tIetterten, pis it Dor9er ihou off
malls getan bdttsu. Ueber 6isIsn 3nun
bate pdbrsHb ibrsr QbpsIsnbeit Der
5ur3eit pebenbs farft Minb einen
0idt babel ttbsuOsn gaum geporitn
pel6er i'm Gaaen ben Qsitungsorabt.
ber bic QnIalt uno 0og StdDtden
S~ieilatoom bon Der Graftitaiipn in
Tacoma ous nit Gleftri7itdt pes
nit fd geriFm uno bamit cine slst,
triihe &eitung nit 0em Nragt 0as
3aunis bsrgsIttIt. 55omas mar i'm
Sabre 1903 bon StatiIe, MtLer in
1903 Ron GnobomiTb in bic anitaIt
gefhidt nprben. sic paren bsibe
Iebig.
erf Der tin!rsfftnbtn
Jeuerfpebr gelang e neulia nbtnbs
in bic in 6lammsn ftebsHoe No6s
nung Der 70idbrigen berpitpttsH
Grau 8ribgst Jolsb in Sutton Str,
grootlpn, ein5uoringsH, I'm bic Der
lohlten Qei6m Der S5rau unb ibrer
Sfnsfsr, bsA 60jdbrigeg Grl. Qns
ME MtUlann, herau83ubolen. Iahs
barn, bic pOrher retten nolltsn, fpurs
esn BON ben 5iommen In Der Nob'
nuug suridgstriebsn. Die bsibsn als
ten 5rnuen batten an aideniiid
gejeifen, auf pelhem cine grbols
lampe brdnnis. 9isie fiel aus BIS
fer unertIdritr Meiie um qnb bag
Grb0l ~erpIobisrte unb fiedte bic qleis
ber Der beiosn QIteH in 8ronb. Die
TN Mobn3immsr fbsnbe 28jdbries
Sodter anna Der 5raI GoIep elite
5par ouf bic Ga~rsdensrufe ber bsia
Ten JrausR bsrbsi, ober is erreifts
nur, boB lire sioenen GIsibsr in
8rnnb ssrisisn, uno iie lief fhreienb
ouf ben Gnng, tpo Der in bemisf6en
6duTe nohnenbt aroffpngmltnter
Qere1 8udelslp nit einera 6anbs
fsutrIoI9a ibr su 9ilft IAN
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RHdftdtgpnr1.

UAAA
(5um Satin, Der an Gonntagabsnh
bstruntsn 6simtOmmD: Da bort Fid
bod alIss auf = morgens i'm a6t
ubr fort, un0 nn1ts um 3eba uEr
nit siusm Raui9 bsiml
CT: Gd1u, 2ieIsrI, / baS Dos
RduidsrI faOn I'M ldnF s'babt n6sr
Dir 3'lieb mott I am bsuidtsn Sag
net oamit heimssbn!
8ibsrfpru6. groFsFor:
Hlsisr, Gle babsn Td ia gar midi
aufs gIamsn norbereitet. SIR
G6msigsu if ia elm iprsfenOsr BE.
peis 6afir.
Gefd6rIia. GrduIsin Beta
5nr SHUTTER ibrsr trantsH JrsunbiR):
sGs gsbt beHsr9 Damn bnrf i'd
pobl ouf siasa aussn6lid hiueiHge.
hen2-
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e. gOrti,euns.)

So mar @rG6ert, Der sineH Nus
meg fano, Der aud IalieBlid pom Rns
pttdR gebiuigt purOs. Sis ipra4en
Elm 8eil9en bin uRO Ger, Damn inrlts
ten ite sur QusfibruHg.
.@s tit 5rpur stus gons toae Sde
DE- meints Der aapitdn, robsr Is
I6eint mir tpirtlid Das sin3ig 8i4tis
&c. Sd frage mid nur: ME itelIen
mir uns na2bsr gu Dem ManH2"
lno nadoentli6 figts ct btn5u: runh
gu benz GrduIein2"
.5srr RapitGRi WsnH Gle auf
msinen Rat b6rsn pousn. 70 tun MIR,
als Oh Ri6ts gsi9sbsn Ist, SD Tam
nod INNER ui9t gIaubeH
6ro6mann unterbraa i9n tur8.
yRatarli9 tGnnsn sic oas niht
slouben! un0 perbtn's ME glauben.
neil elm Deib i'm SpieIe mar! aons
men sic mir irgsno stpas iagsn, oas
aud Hur i'm geringIten Sore 4HIiat
~beitatigsn puroe2"
Rein. 4ber
Der &apitdn maats cine nbpsbrens
be 9auobetpsgung. Sir i9n mar DIE
Sahe erle0igt.
sGhlieBlia t6nnsn mir infer Der
baIteR ia na6ber nod INNER dnoern.
Sest polIeu mir uHs isOeHfaas besIs
len uHo ben glan %ausfi6reu."
llnO 0amit psrIiebsu fis ben aarten,
rauln unb eilten unter Qsa.
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F6t; bsr aopitdn IddsIts OerItdnb
nisinnig.
.go ia, Iagts tr, .pnHisrt IN q
asntIi6 I9on gsrabs senug IN ben
tur3sn 3eit; uur tn gano otiOsrsm
SHINE
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CT eigsntIi6 battle iassn tpoaen.
.Da mir gtrobs paoon ipreten
tpis perboIten mir uus nan ben bel
ben gsgeniib.r2A
,0elden beib:n2'
Dem G1nneds uno Der @irs'
Dorff IelbltOsritdaOli9."
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bstrifft, 70 Isbs Id Hidt Elm, ME mir
urs ibr g~egenibst anOers perbalttn
tOnnten ais i~rgsnosmsm anbsrsn pal
Iaaier. Gegsn ie 1T bod HiGts be-
pitien; ni6t einmuI elm 9sroa4t,"
uDas Iinb uuiers peri6isoenen
GtdnOpuntts; mir ptroen bartiber
pobl ou9 INNER psri4iebsn bsntsu.
limb a0nnede2"
Rum" meinte @rdbsrt, ai9 oahte,
mir bGttsn psrobreost, oaB mir Jpn
10 bebauosln poaten, ais oh niata
seIdsben iei2"
sM66ieu sic nit sinem Mauue
am Sid Fbsn, DON Dem sic piisn
ooer gum minbeiten beitimmt gldubeu,
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@rdtert blidte nit 3uiammsnge3o'
gsnen 4ugsnbraasn geraoe Dor iia
bin.
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9eoante,- iagts er iaIisBlia, sabsr,
mas 1T ba 3u maden2'
Ser aupit6n Our6maB nit ieinsn
Sdritttn msbrsre MnIe bic 2dugs
Der Bride; banr bIieb er blot uor
Dem Griten 0ffi3isr itsben.
r6agen Sic mir ems, 9rGberi.
Glau6en Sic, boB a5nnsds Elm Dtsb
lit oDer glaubsn eli es ntdt9"
SD tpeiB ss nitt, 9srr Sapitdn.'
.gIoubeu Gis, OoB er es pisaei4l
bod nift iit24
Der Saein ipridt sessn i'm
s9enien Sie, oaB Der @4sin In
btsiem Sale trigen t6nnte3"
grdbsrt puBtt nidt redt, porau
her 9apitdn biHaus tpoltt.
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,Gs6en Gis, bas pente i'd aud"
rtes Der aapitdn aus. LIMB besbaIb
meme i'd, e mare Hidt mebr ME gss
rett, tpenn mir ben Mann gu uns
tdten, nur sic unb t6, piTen
Gle =, unb ibm Don Dem 99rgefaus'
men er3dbIten. SIT tr Gin 8ieb. 10
mdBte sr Elm unsloubli4 aeriFsuer
Wlenf9 iein, tpenn tr rubig blsiben
nirbs. 9enn 6nB Der S6mud pisoer
fort 1T. bag bot er bod bonn idOn
Iel6I entbedt. limb ba teinerlsi Qdrm
gsfhId9en lpurbe. lam er ith pobl
nua beuten. baB bic grdfin ibren
6Gmud pisOsr auridsrboIten BAT. SIT
er alIo Der 9ieb, 70 bat er 5lpeiie1o8
oamit gere6nst, ben G4mud iaon in
Goutbampton ans qanb gu bringen.
Qtbmen mir Jpn ms Gebet, 10 pirb
sr minbetens etpas llnrube 5eigen.
Sc maBte bod nit BEN 2sufel 5u8s'
ben, mem 3pei Mduner ME mir uns
i'm 2auFe elmer untsrrsoung nit ihm
ni4t GetpiBbeit DerI4ofien %f0nntsn,
ME bic Sode Iisgt,A
GortIeBung FOtgt,)
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peitli6e gtebro8fo
un0 0itlide 8poming
49,
gns QnnO Der @eIenrnheiten.

~WW ~W"~ =. .FFE0T"TFF@NW
aimbaa Gounin, Qebr., un0 cara.
Gountp, @Do., unnerbeiiertas
uno berbeiiertcs &nr6 $25 big $40.
u. g. gorter nerfoufte geisen fir
$4,000 BON elmer balben Geftion
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