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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-09-28
TALKS ON ADVERT
By NELS DARLING.

YOU folks in and around this town should read
the advertisements in your home paper. Do
you want the stores to shut up shop and quit bus
mess? Do you want this community to lose half
it's population? No. Well, then, do not buy goods
out of town by mail Boost for your home town.
Some of you pore over advertisements of for
egn concerns and then send lot of money to out
of-town merchants. You are lead to do this very
largely by the clever advertising of these mer-
chants who employ experts to attract your atten-
ton.
Give your home stores a show-a plain square
DEAL Give them a hearing by reading what they
have to offer in their advertisements. We all adj
NIT that the old fashioned advertising is mighty
poor class of reading, and trying to bring the
merchants in the smaller towns all over the coun-
try to realize this am trying to get all of them
to see the value of using the pages Of their home
newspaper to tell you folks what they have to
sell and the prices they asking.
When you read in the weekly paper that so
and-so's place is headquarters for dry goods, you
have not been much enlightened about the bust
ness You have known this store for long time,
and whenever you observe their advertisement
they are claiming to be headquarters, but never
tell you any good reason for the assertion. l am
hoping this merchant will wake up and tell you
what he is doing. Watch the paper, for he may
tell you about those attractive new waists he has
just received len cHailceS W one Vhey are pe'Iei
waists than you can buy out-of-town for the same
money. If you will make the comparison you are
very apt to find that they are better bargain
than those offered by Cash-in-advance & More
Turmoil Goods Company
Read the advs. in your home paper. Keep in
touch with what the people who pay taxes in this
town and are part of your community, are doing
to help commercial service.
Why will some of you people believe everything
you read in the catalogue and doubt the state
ments of your home merchant? Well you know,
"a prophet is not without honor save in his own
country and Barnum said the American people
liked to be humbugged. There is large grain of
truth in both of these assertions
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-09-28
Exnerience the Best Teacher.

1t is geerally admitted that expert
ence is the best teacher, but should
we not make use Of the experience of
others as well as our own? The ex-
perience of a thousand persons is
more to be depended on than that of
one individual. Many thousands Of
persons have used Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy for coughs and colds
with best results, showing it to be
a thoroughly reliable preparation for
those diseases. Try it. 1t is prompt
and effectual and pleasant to take
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-09-28

The County Exemption Board is in
receipt Of communication from the
District Board, handing down new
ruling on the exemption of married
men from service. Under this ruling
married men without children, other
wise qualified for service, are eligible
and will be reinstated. This will af-
feet about five men of the county ex-
cused by the Local Board, who will
now be reinstated, and other names
dropped from the end Of the list as
already certified.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-09-28
Is J.

THERE are altogether too many boys in their
teens permitted to roam the streets and accumu-
late on the street corners and in other out of the
way places, in Cedar City these days These boys
are learning nothing that is elevating or will tend
they are learning to smoke swear tell vulgar stor-
les and to cultivate other forms of vice. Parents
as rule are entirely too careless about these mat
tiers and do not appear to appreciate the havoc
that is being wrought in the characters of their
children Besides when they permit their children
to make a practice of roaming the streets at night
they are creating menace for other boys and
their parents, for boys dispatched on legitimate
missions are often delayed and led astray by these
bands of wanderers. 1t is growing fierce, and will
require concerted effort the part of parents to
check it. A good curfew law, rgdly enforced
would be of great assistance in this regard.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-09-28
Once more "Indian Summer" the
delightful season of the year, is with
us. Enjoy it while you can

According TO the signs followed and
believed in by the Indians and old
times in the country, an open winter
is predicted. The absence of pine
nut crop, the thrifty growth and album
dant bloom of the yellow brush COM
mon in this part of the country, and
the early frost are all said to be indie
alive of the open winter. If this proves
true, hay is likely to remain season
able this season, for the crop is an
unusually heavy one.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-09-28

Fire Works display-The War of Ma
tions.
OF course there will be great many
smaller amusement attractions for the
children as well as for grown-ups.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-09-28

HAVE you done your "bit" for the Primary
officers yet towards the purchase of their car?
The time is fleeting and if you intend to help them
it is time you were doing so.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-09-28
SUBSCRIPTION s3.os PER YEAR
Entered at the Post ONCE Cedar City Second Class
Matter. Firstclsss in oil other respects.

Address all communications to the editor, and make
remttances payable to The Record.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Display space to be used within year:
Less than 100 inches per inch. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5c
100 inches less than $50, per inch. ......... zoe
25O inches less than $780, per inch. TIA
500 inches and over per inch. ................1 bc
Local notices. Classified etc. 1c word each insertion
Final Proof Notices. land entries, each. $3.50
Land Contest Notices, each. ..,..............10 1000
Professional Cards, per month. ............... 100
Other Legal Notices. 10c per line for first and &c
line for each additional insertion; point type.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-03-29
Something About Paper Mache
Contributed by C. r. S.

T. IT, D.
Paper mache term French extraction meaning mashed
puped paper. The material treated entirely different
however than the used the manufacture of ordinary
paper milboard
In the part Asia the paper mache
practiced especially
of Kar-Ka Andani pen tray work. the of
painted made of this
typical and fourhing industry
the middle of the eighteenth mache
came prominence Europe making of
other ornamental articles In 1915 the application
architectural decorations by
Befed of London and for this has
tensive
Among the many articles made of paper Masks
doll heads toys models figures
commercially important application
material in the making of letters relief for signs
other purposes This improved originated by E. Kae
of the American Art Paper Mache works. Chicago These let
exclusively by this different styles
and sizes.
In making paper thing necessary
the making models and mouds which often and
the of which depends the article be reproduced II is
therefore, that the the reproduction the
will be- This point of special significance
good advertiser the
possible for him initiate object espe
cy his trade mark AID this can be done at reasonable cost
attracting the of the pub
lie to than have reproduced paper mache
Paper recognized the avail
able window and decorating and for
advertising displays There is hardly anything scuptured relief
reproduced in mache and when aricay
panted in natural colors of metals
mache products be distinguished
from the genuine expensive works of art
On account the strength and light weight of this
and it's compared with other materials used the
paper has become most popular with the advertising
window trimmer and general decorator
While only comparatively recent that mache pro-
properly recognized this country the
picaon paper mahe the manufacture of commercial articles
has long been exploited Europe
understood outbreak great European
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-03-29
They Say

AS Stuart Goodwin. Washington journalist entering his
office morning. colored nitor stopped him
could appropriate
association Goodwin after hearing the objects or
ganization and giving due deberation the
Why call it the United Sons and Daughters
of Jehovah?"
The jantor evidently impressed would report
back to the organization at the meeting.
In few days the darky returned and sad
Mr.. Goodwin, they all names good huff far "a it goes
but it amt quite solemn nuff.'
To which Goodwin replied
Why don't call it The United Order Sons and
Daughters in the District of Columbia Most AuxiaryT"
That the the organization today-Popular Ma
gazine
When cheap durable non-lnfammabe substitute for the ordn
motion euod film expect 70 see mo-
graph the Popular Science Monthly March, So long az
the cost OF tm Is present.
him lnhammabe always has been and be- it
will be difficult to popuarze home motion pictures.
To overcome these difficulties, G. New York has
invented several and projectors cheap
glass plates take the place of the
he has evolved motion plates in
place OF the usual fm motion picture protector home
which the glass pe second protector utze
circular nfammabe disks prints pictures on
disks from standard film subjects and mechanical which
makes square glass plate posives from standard films
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-03-29
A Liz-Town Humorist

Setting around the stove last night,
Down at Wess' store, was me
And Mart Stlimples, Tunk and White,
And Doc Bills, and two er three
Fellers O. the Mudsock tribe
No use trying to describe.
And says Doc, he says, says he,
''Talkin' bout good things to eat,
Ripe mushmillion's hard to beat
l chawed on. And Mart he lowed
Wortermillion beat the mush.
Red he says, ''and juicy-Hush!-
I'll jes leave it to the crowd"
Then Mudsock chap, say he,
'Punkin's good enough for me
Punkin pies, mean," he says,
"Them beats millions. What say, Wess?"
l chawed on. And Wess says, "Well,
You jes' fetch that wife of mine
All yer wortermillion rine,
And she'll bile it down spell
In with sorghum, suppose,
And what else, Lord only knows.
But I'm here to tell all hands
Them p'serves meet my demands"
chawed on. And White he says,
"Well, I'll jes' stand in with Wess-
I'm no hog" And Tunk says, 81
Guess Ill pastur' out on pie
With the Mudsock boys" says he.
CHOW, what's yourn?" he says to me.
chawed on-fer-quite SPELL
Then l speaks up, slow and dry,
''Jes' tobakker!' I-says-I.
And you'd ort O. heerd 'em Yell
James Whitcomb R;ley.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-03-29
INTERCHANGEABLE PARTS
An Outline of the Value in the Manufacture of Duplicate and
interchangeable Parts
Chautawqua Paper by Mr.. F. M. s.


subject of
with which familiar from the accumulated knowledge
gained through several practical work the machine shop
drafting Office three years study here in the
ton, specializing this particular work. have embodied in
from the technical we'll articles contributed by
self.
object sought
produce chapy possible and therefore, rapidly
sbl the article which, when placed the market
with the feature of commercial worldcompeton
Interchangeabily mechanically the production of
duplication repetition, the production of piece
which will fit place provided for other similar The
whose interchangeable manufacturing
born he who first took piece of iron and drilled two
holes guide drill making another piece, with holes
in the distance the first The who fill
drafting and tool shops for designing and making tools for
the production interchangeable his descendants They
made possible the rapid manufacture of the cash register the
rifle machine the cheap sewing machine watch
tomobe, and thousands of other articles which form integral
of our twentieth century civilization.
Thirty years ago precision machine tools the present eff
could have been constructed the best mechanics
available could have been employed the that that time
there the tools and machine axae of
and has been made possible only the deve
such tools the universal milling machine and precision
lathe In order develop and these the minds
developed today
of bran skill and mental involved in the designing and
construction of special machinery dies gs and fixtures for
featuring metal articles appliances and machinery equal
greater than that called other profession
When all the skill capacity utilized the
pishmen of mechanical results considered
make the that the
development and pecng the manufacture machinery
the American mechanic stands second If
could have the least doubt of this truth stroll through
the machine manufacturing plants such the Westinghouse
of Pittsburgh the National Cash Register
the labor machines built designed
chancs and results accomplished by the
performing produce rapidly accurately,
he would be grateful know that
of who capable the achievements
genius and mental of the American mechanic
than all they have made industry
formed changes of century which
contributing the worlds gain.
We have been made the
by the achievements whole
been devoted the development
manufacture and perfection of these
mechanism, showing that nothing
the ingenuity and skill which will also
prove adequate in producing others.
The time is far off when the industries
will the golden engineering
thing being produced mechanically and let
the opportunities which this particular class engineering
unlimited Today the door opportunity
lamp revealing wonders. who has
with inventive mind qualify for high efficiency of
method lift higher than years of efforts days.
One qualify by development the work
the machine shop and with the knowledge acquired
books of which works of passed
unknown but left behind them foot
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-03-29
PENDENNIS' CHAT
Observations Timely and Interesting Topics Of the Day Briefly
and Enteranngly Discussed

observations on lmey interesting TOPICS OF the
and Entertainingly Discussed
By Mr.
jog jog the footpath way,
And merriy hent the stile-a
merry heart goes all the day, 4
Your sad tires n a miea'
From Shakespeare's
The Winters Tale"
This of the grand old English finds unspoled
by modern editors of shakespeares hen
the endngs stea" mile gems old lyric
days.
Military point is takes
great deal of work eliminate the mobilization.
Why losing courage as the
oong of Courage rather attribute as
such has no qualifications
The best thing about patriotism this country volume
of it that found universally length
and breadth of the Union Every although sovereign
ITSELF joins in the proud anthem of MY Country IT'S of
The apart places of security for wild game
evidence the fact that this good old world has plenty good
people with brave kind upon game an instinct
which will guide when hard pressed places safety
found, and among the fur and
feathered tribes throughout the land
Eastern ball games begin o'clock SO as
TO give working people opportunity attend the This
good idea and should help the receipts
the of the people, but losing placing
the geniuses and it's methods of play among
Base ball will again gets back to it's
pace-the national game of the people,
The question ntrudes Great War:
What will find that Europe has young
have persisted that will find Europe lacking vitality
find Europes loss hopeless burial Many promising
fist is buried in along the battle
has been off and the deprived
Peace will find the need of the thousands has
colleges the laboratories the the shops
Peace will find that which Europs
Gone foreve the vie manhood which
which needed yesterday, and which will
The modelling
the and the blood of that manhood
few months of The clock of European back
The
their policy Young golden vire youth with full
hope with mind brilliant with Visions
the European battle. fields
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-03-29
Liberty
By C. E. d.


There word in language that of
comparable in and of meaning with the
liberty That They only they
the absolutely dependent
second for it's and therefore for its continuity
What liberty? What lover How mans liberty depend
his lover Here view. Perhaps worthy
sderaton.
dictionary liberty as of person.
empton from subsection WILL privilege granted by higher
power Love defined kind feeling ndness goodwill
posite of hate"
Now there andr law of
this liberty
and lack liberty the effect of opposite
What that powerful enough the privilege defined
liberty?
Following love-
kndfeeng his good WILL his fonness for right
within hmsel that him the privilege of being
anothers WILL omnpotent
that finds effect in liberty How?
If we love do not hate feow-men. On the
every with we come contact feeling of
will of perhaps. feeling
hepfuness rather than that
Love demands that Others
selves. worthy of square DEAL"
square deal' includes meaning
be summed in few words DO unto others
would have others o you.'
Every made free. The privilege of seldomnon his
inherent brthrgh only be taken from him has
himself temporarily unworthy of ibeoause his love honor has
all been him. In Short physical
subsection the result of of lack beings;
this lack Of love mot conscious predomnance of hed being
ance other toward him.
Would INCREASINGLY tolerate cursng SLAM
dering robbng things valuable and yours?
would
feeling you? you very high ap-
praisa the feeling of will shown
The is always, no."
of this temporary having at
sometime existed find ourselves adjuded temporarily unworthy
of the effect of which love the therefore
shut off from the privilege granted by this higher poweb
Desire every something
The condition thoroughly successful
We would like be he is We desire condition plane
him. We of his
the express
the w unkind
Desire be honest makes
Desire be and clean minded and mouthe makes
desire That
endeavors be We stumble twice. We
turning yellow ourselves where the e
think of giving but will struggle
know that the devotion thought
makes that achievement possible"
that the goal attanable We there
be realizing long
(beythe being free
mental ubjecton) able higher
right back liberty based
upon mental freedom from wrong desires
goal of familiar reminder
do now,' has meaning when it spelled backward
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-03-29
By Mr.. J. s.

Military experts agree on point and that is that it
great deal of work eliminate MOB out of mobilization
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-26

bon 0eutidlanb aus Der Soil fen
ipiirOe.
Nl,d) bic Mofforidung nod Der
mibten Scores. oOcr Marineangeb0
rigcn Ser bclltiben llnb pcItcrrcid).lm
gariI6cn Nation miro bcreitipilligi
bon oieier delegation beS Oeutider
Hoten &rell3es iibcrnonmeil. oil
@rllno Der Scr9iinitigungen, bic If
hic intcrnotionalcn Ibmafungen oel
@cnfer &onpention c%incrieits, mn
lire engcn 9c3iebungcn 5u ollcl
MilitGr. uno 3ipil, @eb6roen bcs
0eutidcn &ei6es anocrcrieits, Gin.
rtllmcn.
Snnig bcrilbrt lid bier sic bermit
telnoc S1tiefcit bcs Hpten &rellse:
nit bcn 10 ausgc5cid)nctcn 9eltrcbun
gen Der perid)icocnen, angeicbencl
Silfsgcicllidoftcl1, bic iih 0ic ullgc
mcinc Siiriorgc &ric9sgcfunecnc 5lu
Iuf9abe 9cnlnht boben, uno bel &C.
rem @riinolung in mundcn SGllen 81
Delegation oes 0clltihcn Hotcl
&rcll5cs Totc geItonocn bat.
@Gbrcllh ienc 0reaniiutioncn 81
IllfbrinAun9 bon Mittc1n sur 2in
ocrlrn9 Scr bcitcbcnocn Nnt in Ser
@cfungcnclloocrn III ser Snuptloh
81 loren Sblicgcnbciten aGblen, tell
oas Notc &rcll5 icinc Strait in bcl
0icnIt %ocricniacn, sic ctipa Iusfunft
ilbcr N~ngcbDri9c miinihcn, nbcr be
itimnltc @cfun9cnc nit rc~aclnlGBioc1
pocr cinmaligcn @clo5uihiiiicn I'M
modtcn. Sic geialnmt
.bcrartige Irbcit miro bonn Hotcr
germ uro lnentgcltlih &c
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-26
Scicitigt ben Snitcn.

Gin rbafcnber" SuItcn idlpGht ga,
gall5e Spltrn1, cntfrGftet cure Gner
gle rno miro iflimnler, iucnn Der
nadldliigt; eller Sails lit rob, CTR
Vrlllt idnlerat unb Sic fiibIcn fran!
I'M algenlcinen. 9eiieitiet, sic gr
faltung iofort NIT Or. Sings nel,c,
gntbefling. Ser berllbigenbc 9alion
belt sic irritirten @epebc, sic anti
ieptii6en unb luratipen 9eltanbtbeill
tooten oie Seine uno %pertreibcn biI
GrfGltung. SolIt Or. Sings 1lell'
gntbedllng bcllte bel ellrer1 Ipotbe
fer, SOC. (Ibb. Il
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-26

Mud) ein tiirfiihes @oo. 49, Gin
Mihter bate nod ME Gin tilrfiihcs
@oo gcnolnlncn. eincs Cages obcr,
ols or iih nift red,t mobl fiibltc, be.
idllob er hod, heiien ~bclcbcnbe @ir.
fllnaen einmol 81, probicren, ga ibnl
bicie bon mcbrcren @efanntcn 10
norm gcriibmrt mprocn moren. NlS CT
in Dem Babe f%rottirt nllrbc, id)iell
ibnl Dos etiuaS gar 81 gelpaltIam 81
acIdcben, oa or ober feline llnerfob.
renbcit 81 berrotcn uno iih l1hcrlid,
81, hidden filrdltctc, lpcnn CT eegen bic
rcgclmGBigc @cbonolune Mibcriprltdl
erbobe, licb tr lid 0coulnig fnetcn,
rciben, podcn lnlo ihloqcn, bis er
Die Dual bod nibt lGngcr oltshaltcn
fonntc. nSit - cs - ocnn - nGtia
Dab - ih - ilbcraIl - brounc
llno - bluiic SIctfcn - bcfonlnle?"
dd)5te Der Mid)tcr, mGbrcnb Scr @o0c-
mciltcr ieinc IGItitc imnlcr nlcbr oocr
mclllgcr bcftig ollf i'm cinbriidtc. 49,
vWodcn Sic iid) nidytS Onrors; i'd
mer0e cS Sbncn ihon orbcntlid) be-
Iorgcn," u%ntlnortctc ser @o0clnciitcr,
Der Icirc Nn'trcnQln0cn %ncrbpppcItc
mo 0n5lt -- 10 ldicn cs mCniaitcu5
'rilcn SpfCr 0crobc5u tcriliid
lnd,tc. User MlnpS, - NuD iinO
(Nuns.-O mcbD Sic 0cnn?" ionl-
lncrtc ser Hid,tcr, 6em Elm iur6tbore
Grimncrltn9 nlliiticG; oSbr(S dhpopsl
@eIidli Iilii-Iu mcbD
cridsint mir (&Inps! - MUD be.
(Nlm15l Mn, ouD fnrnt?"
(Shpupp!-Nu mcbD rIho. Sic
,rinncrn iid) mcincr?" frdbtc Der 90
bohnldhcnb, rScbcn Sic,
Icbt fonncn Sic mid nidt lucgcn
Frilgclei brci @odcn illS God ipcr.
rem loiicn!"--SGn9cr t3citlrnq.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-26
Giu 3eiden Der Wcltmadjt bes Huteu
&renses.

User bon urls bat Dor belr 3rieat
je bon abmeonaear in Snoien Dor
Eeteuaiua in &anaba, bon Wot,tit
auf Den altltraIiihen Siibiee .SnieGn.
bon &ilri,me in Sapan eeb0rt?
, Nlr menigc bon llns lprl6ten Dor
sbcm &riege, baB es Elm Yietermarie.
burg in Siibafrifa gibt, neil cs in
Scr 3eit oes 9,,renfricscs suipeiIcu
#9cnannt lpnroe. Iber burdolls frcm6
4 iin0 inns alle Non,cn mie: @logolp.
kjcitihenif in Sibirieu, obcr &nodo.
Toe in ENGLAND.
@os fonnte anidollliher ols bicIe
igan5 millfilrlidc) 3l1iummcrlitcl.
lung gcoarapbiiher 9cScidynuneen
6cnciicn, bab Scr ge9cnpIrtigc &ricg
iii T0lferfrieg I'M mobrItcn Sinne
ocs @ortcs iit2
1 Ncntt IN 1cocnl Der %gellalultcn Srtc
oarrcn Tclltid)c &ric9ss obcr 3ibil=
@cianeenc icbnliid,tig Ser Stunbe,
Die linen fire Srcibeit miebcrgibt.
i 0llrh sic lucitrcihcnnc Modt bes
Rotcn &rcu5cs lit cS icbpd crn1DgIiht
porocn, &crbinbungcn o~nsrbohncn
mr. aufrid)t5ncrbalten 5lpildcn Den
sriegSqefanocncn in Sen cntfcrntcItcn
Ecilen Scr Grbc ibrcn In9cbDri9cn
Emo TerlpnnOten bo6eim in 0ciltid).
lanb ohcr in nelltrolen 2Gnocrn. ga,
soic Delegation bes Seutifcn Hotcn
ssereuSes fir Sic Scrcinigtcn Stoaten,
u 1913 groaopap Hclu Sort, lit in
SGllcn iogar III Der Gage,
beIoienoungen an ibr allfgcgcbcne
|Sriegseefange1e 5%hpcrld'iger 1tno
lIhneller ol,s5ufiibren, ais cs infolgc
Der Ypit unb ionitigerS 6nicrlgfciten
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-26
Cd fen off anhrs nids nsfa.I

Sd fen off 8obrs nids eeIaat.
f1 ben nur DON 3rpei Snts aebr aes
nomme: eriGters. bab i'd nod mein
Gfebr bon ben Ponit triest ben I'M
bbn bic 2i55ie. mas meme glte is,
gar tein mebr triest bat. @iiie &c,
!Serr 3eo0dlionGr - ems IN RE
5nmiIie mub sOd ioutper fein, no,
nit it perbIeire
Sbne Sbr lietper
P9iIipp Sauerampfer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-26
& II n.

Com Solla1b bat altf icincr Sarn
cine Sbo1grllhc (Glap pitt eroffnc'
urb bcreits mcbrere GorIobunger
0icicr Sboncroc nod ct. 2ollis Der.
innot.
Ilcronocr Mepcr bot sic 5orm
icincs 9rllocrs, Srorf Wcpcr. sic
frilbcre 9illoro Gopc 6nrnL, mcitlid)
hon Canaan, 0efnuft.
GhoS. Oittn1am unb Satin rel
item lebten Somstoa nof ct. 2orlis,
no tic fiinfti9bin mobnen mcrbcn.