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The Era-leader., 1918-07-18
PUBLICITY AND CRITICISM.

Congress shall make no law
.bridging the freedom Of speech or of
.he press" so reads q clause in our
Constitution.
This is q wise provision. The citi-
tens Of democracy should at all
lines know Of and be able to criticise
the management of their affairs. In
yestigation and criticism in the pres
ent war have been Of great benefit
In Fastening our preparation by point
ing out errors that have been made.
There is no doubt whatever that the
great safeguards in the conduct Of the
war are almost unlimited publicity and
the right Of criticism.
We are told that constructive crit
icism is always welcome, but who Is
to decide what is constructive? Why
not criticism without the adjective?
Most citizens believe that Universal
Military Training as corrective OF
our unpreparedness would have been
constructive, and yet 1t was not adopC-
ed. Who can tell, If it had been ac-
cepted when first proposed, what the
result would have been on this war!
If we had had more publicity upon
the production Of aeroplanes, shipping
and ordnance, the suggestions of think
ing men would unquestionably have
stimulated the rapidity with which
these articles were being produced,
and the delays that have occurred
might have been avoided.
There are things the Government
cannot make public, and these the peo-
Pile do not ask to know. But In the
main full information concerning the
progress Of preparation can safely be
given to the people. It is the peoples
war; it is war supported by the peo-
pie, financially and physically, and
suggestions by them should be sought
and considered.
The Era-leader., 1918-07-18
several million

aggregate of several million
pounds monthly.
"Some Of the persons who are
now critizing Congressman San
ders did not aid US in our efforts
to assist our farmers in finding
a market for these potatoes.
eve make this statement as a
matter of justice, and believe Sen
ator Schwing will surely make a
public correction and retractlon
when he is made aware of the
above facts
The statement was signed by
L. L. Upton, chairman Of COM
mittee; H. Arthur Morgan, Sec
retary of committee; W. T. Nor
man, T. T. Webb, A. D. Starnes.
J. P. Kent, B. W. B Newsom, A
E. Mills, A. Hoffpauir, l.. A. Nor
est, C. H. Munson, W.. McCurdy
G. NJ. Norris, G. H. Love, W. O
Hunter, F. B. Cappel, J. J. Lewis
J. S. Settoon, W. A. Morrow, e
0. Powers, Cheston Folkes, J. S
Carroll, G.. J. Labarre, C. l.
Chauvin, Numa Montet. E. X
Eastman, and j. M. Sanders.
The Era-leader., 1918-07-18
- w. s s
Mt. HerlmOn.

The third quarterly Conference
of the Baton Rouge District will
be held at the Methodist church
on July goth. Presiding Elder
May will preside, preaching Sat-
urday morning and night and also
Sunday morning. The protract-
ed meeting will also begin with
Rev. |. A, Townsley Of BogAlusa
assisting the pastor, E. W. Ak
en- in the meeting. The services
will be held in the new church
and everybody is cordially invited
to attend.
Misses Carrie and Nell Carter,
young daughters Of E. A. Carter
are visiting friends and relatives
here.
Mrs. A. T, Moore and little
daughter Olive, are visiting Mrs.
Monroe Miller.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. w. Brock
motorei to Kentwood Friday
to attend to some business affairs.
Mrs. O. E. Brock was called to
Tylertown to The bedside of her
mother WHO has been i'll for some
time. She returned Sunday after
noon leaving Mrs. Conerly in a
very serious condition.
The Council of Defense meeting
was postponed Saturday after
noon owing to a failure to have
some Of the accused persons pre-
sent.
Mrs. E. Spurlock, her mother
Mrs. Roberts and Thelma Bacot
attended the funeral of Mrs. Mar
tin Roberts who died in New Or
leans after serious operation
The Camp Fire Girls are taking
their usual hikes on Wednesday,
we wish to urge every member to
be present at our next meeting to
attend to important business.
The Era-leader., 1918-07-18
NJ. J. Mcmahon Heads
New Department.

The Mississippi Central R, R.,
N. O. G.. N. and Gulf & Ship Is.
land R. r. have been consolidat.
ed under one management withR.
J.Smith as general manager, head
quarters at Hattisburg, Miss. The
following appointments have been
officially approved:
M. j. Mcmahon, Traffic Mana
ger, Harvey DeCsmp, Purchasing
Agent, j. C. Simpson, Assistant
General Manager.
For several years Mr.McMahon
was passenger Agent of the N. 0.
G. N. with headquarters at New
Orleans.
The friends he made while man
aging that department of our R..
R. are glad to learn of his new
appointment under federal man.
agement.
The Era-leader., 1918-07-18
w. s . 6
Defend Sanders,
Answer SchWing.

Baton Rouge, La, July, H.
Twenty seven members of the
Legislature have gone to the de-
fense of Congressman j. Y. San
ders in reply to charges by Sena-
tor Charles E. Schwing that San
ders urged the farmers to plant
Irish potatoes and then deserted
them when large crop was pro-
duced. The following statement
was given out here Thursday
night.
eve, the undersigned mem
bers of the Louisiana Legislature
have noted with regret where
Senator Charles E. SchWing &C.
cused Congressman J. Y. San.
ders of having induced the far
mers of Louisiana to plant large
crops of Irish potatoes, and that
the farmers Of Louisiana compli-
ed with Congressman Sanders re-
quest, but he then left them to
their fate, and rendered them no
aid in disposing of their Irish po-
tato crop.
"We never heard of Congress-
man Sanders urging the farmers
of Louisiana to plant Irish pota-
toes, but we do recall that the
State Council of Defense, in re-
sponse to request made by Pre-
sident Wilson, urged the farmers
Of Louisiana to plant more food
crops, and Irish potatoes were
| mentioned as one of the necessary
food crops.
"We further know it to be a
fact that when the large crop of
Irish potatoes of 1918 was ready
for the market Mr.. R. D. Bowan
of Texas Was urged to come to
Baton Rouge and aid US in our
efforts to find market for these
potatoes, and he did so, and con-
suited with Congressman Sanders
who happened to be in Baton
Rouge at the time.
| At Mr.. Bowen's suggestion we
formed a committee composed of
the members Of the Legislature to
aid our farmers in marketing
Irish potatoes, ana we called on
Congressman Sanders to aid us
| in our efforts, which he did freely,
literally and effectively, and sent
kilograms in his capacity as Con-
gressman to President Wilson and
Food Administrator Hoover, and
cooperation aided in increasing
the price of Irish potatoes materi
ally, and resulted in the War De-
partment issuing orders that each
cantonment increase their con-
sumption Of Irish potatoes in the
The Era-leader., 1918-07-18
General News items IN Brief

itself into an ovation for President
Wilson.
A Torrens system of land titles
registration bill and a Juvenile
Court appeals measure were killed
by the House, Thursday, the 1918
session of the legislature ending.
The Era-leader., 1918-07-18
Sheriff Sale.- No. 1923.
Lonnie Manning ct ais
Route 2.
W. J. Afford.

Notice is hereby given that .! ;.,as N
tue of a commission of sale, ,n:,sid ~,
out of the 26th Judicial D,'' a
Court of Louisiana, in ana ~; a;,sd|
above entitled cause and to mt In n"na
ed, 1 will proceed to sell az tiSi| hS
auction to the last and highes' w.
on
Saturday, August a. lsi' !
at the principal front door o. n
courthouse at Franklinton, DaT ;nTdics|
tween the legal sale hours Tor ,,rooe| Jr
sales, the following described ,piud po
ty, being and situated in "S'n'
Parish, towit: II \
Southwest / of southeast I ', =,
No. 8 of section No. 5. in town.D.
range 10 east, St. Helena Merlu. ';as|
Same to be sold to effect a pa''
Terms of Sale. Cash. 40
This the 18th day Of July ls'. ~ III
J.E. BatenSa, sa''N
The Era-leader., 1918-07-18
Stolen Cushions Sought

The cushions from my Forda
were stolen out of the car "
week and | shall be glad Of a
information which might lesa
their recovery.
]. G. Afford,
Mt. Hermon, M
Route 2.
The Era-leader., 1918-07-18

When you have a puncture or
a blowout on the road, then you
need Monkey Grip to patch your
tube with.-Mutor Sales & Ser.
vice Co.. Ltd.
The Era-leader., 1918-07-18
For Sale.

Durock Jersey Pigs subject
to registration. FIRST litter from
Nancy" the prize pig of the
parish. Apply,
Burt Brock, phone a.
The Era-leader., 1918-07-18

Mr.. Overton is the candidate of no Clique,
Faction or Section, and was not "brought out
by any such combination.
He appeals for support to the thoughtful
Independent Voters who own their own votes.
No man has right to aspire to seat IN
Congress in this critical time who will not SUBJ
NIT his claims to the voters on their merits ana
tell them what he stands for.
The voters, the ladies and the general public
are cordially invited to hear Mr.. Overflow
The Era-leader., 1918-07-18

Notice.-I, the under
signed, convicted of hav=
ing purchased and having
stolen goods in my pos
session, on July 2, 1917,
am applying for parole.
John Harper,
Bogalusa, La,
The Era-leader., 1918-07-18
w. S g -

Buy your syrup cans now
while you can get them. We
have a full stock at right prices.
The Darlington Store, Ine,
The Era-leader., 1918-07-18

Candidate for United States Senator
to succeed the late Senator Broussard
will address the
The Washington times., 1918-08-27
Special Values in
Undernulines

Envelope Chemise, fine soft n
fish nainsOok: dainty embroidery edgs
ings and ribbon trimmed modela
Well made and finished. Coz
worm GSc .......s... wv
Envelope Chemis, pink or whites
fancy lace trimmed styles. also
palmer stitched styles; trim e1 -
med in back and front. ...-O1sSO
Women's Muslin Eightgowns,
yoke of tucks and embroidery inser-i
ton, long sleeves; v and high 10.
neck models. full cut sizes.... tOC
Women's Extra-size Night
gowns, high and low neck models. Of
cambric and nainsook: yo<es OF
tucks; long and short sleeves; OoN
full cut sizes ................ OO$
women's Nainsook DraxerA
ruffles of embroidery. some with lace
trimmings; large assortment Of C00
new styles Worth I9c ...-.. VON
Women's Windsor Crepe Night.
gowns, plain pink; yokes OF olue
stitching and neat lacesS full e1 20
cut sizes. worth $1-es. -. OAsJO
GoIaenberx's-Thtrd FIOor.
The Washington times., 1918-08-27
Thrift Sale No. 3Again This Important Bargain EDent Offers
Embroideries and
Trimming Laces at
Lowest Prices

27-inch Swiss Embroidery FlOun,
cings, in q large variety OF lovelJ
patterns, including opanwork, hena-
stitched and baby runle ef- "a
tects .-................ 'yUC
I2-yard pieces of Valencisunes
Laces, edgings only: round and
square meshes. Various widths To-
and patterns Regularly 25c.. 1OC
17-inch Cambria Corset Cover
Embroidery, beading edges; as
sorted patterns. Worth 35c 90
and SOC yard ....-............AO AOC
72-inch Wash Net, close mesh.
quality, white and ecru eolors: for
foundations. dresses, curtains, eEl
etc. Worth 75c yard. ........ UOS
GoIdenberx's-Ffrsf FIosr. n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-14
Gimgedi6ert
Garroe bas prObe Snouitriesebdiibe
IN SnbinnnpoIis nebit aHitObenben
@ebduben.
Der Gdaoen pirb mf cine Wiaior
Collars seiddst. u

sSuoiauapoIts, Sno., IL.
sannar. Das Sn6iitriegebdiiDe,
oaS 35 inbgdtrieHe gfnlaeen beber.
berst, iulrbe an Sonniag sIbero
Surd eime Jeuersbrunit eingeGidert,
Der aud assitobenbe 8n,iIiateiten sum
Opier iieIen. Der S6aoen miro alf
cine WtilIioy 9oQGrsa geid1st.
,seuertuebrd,ef 2o,ids 1T Der I'm.
didt, bab bas tseiier aiif GrauGtiftlnlg
siriidsufiibren 1T. Rebrere Der 6sr.
men fertistsn weaifinen fir Die 8e.
sierins a,tf @uino bon ariegsfon.
tratien on.
@s bronitten aaber hen Siiouitrie.
ecbditoe ied,s @obnbduier, cine airde
u,lo elm RateriaIipaareneeiddft NIT
Shanhpirtbid,oft nieber. Gin @erIitit
an aRenidenIeben lift nidt Su bella,
gen, obihon 5eueripebrleute ourd
eimiirsenSe Yaauern sefabroet mur.
oen.
Tos Ssnoalitriegebduoe, ein bier.
It6diqes @ebaube, ipor 600 bel 200
SUB erob. lie slnIaee mar Elm Bod.
iteinbou in fiiuf abtteiIungen nno bic
arobte gnIaec ibrer art in Der Staot.
Das @ebanOe geborte bieiiaen aapi'
.aIiiien. 2as @ebd,soe mar fir
$500, 900 periihert mo bic gseriite.
rilrle alii ben SaboIt beIduft iit Gili
ctfua $500, 200 bis $750,000. Gie
ssIarumen sriffeu nit rieiieer &C.
idapinbigfeit nm iid iino oos @ebdnoe
ioluie bic argrensenben 8m,ten ipitr.
Den innerbaIb bon slpei Shrrben elm.
aedfhert.
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apmsreb
Sou ResrruRsstOntrOIle Der 8abnsn
fir bic 2riegsbdusr be,
ihrdnten.
SH biefem Slime iperbsR bic 8abn'
eyetutiDsgeamtep uoriteais
lperoH.

Rem gori. 13. 9dnaar. - egss
tips9samteu, bic 1T 8abnen unb
80 proSeut Der SelammtlGHgs Der
Sobneeieiie in ben g,ereiHigten Staas
ten reprdientireH, beialoiien geIegrnt.
lid einer ON SountaJ bsr ftattgss
babten &oHferen5, bic etn6sraieR ipor. /.
ben mar, um Blame fir bic Sit,sritels
lung Der DON ibueu nertrstsasr Snisrs
ellen, tpabreno bitie Ii6 untsr Der aeis
tung Der 8unnesbeaorben bsfiapen, In
eripdgune Su sitben. ben stonapcb
barim dR5ugeben, bnb bic Hesiss
rrnssz z&pHtrole auf bic Dauer Dss
&risgs befdrdmft pirb.
Dh eretutiDbeumten iinb Der 2ln.
fiat, bab bic iest i'm aonsrsb f9iDe,
benbe Dorlage 5u unbeftiumt 1T, neil
iie feinen beftimmtsn 3eitpuntt ans
febt, mann bic ResisriIns be GtIens
babnsn ipieoer aufseben mug. Sic
fonnsn, tpie es beibt, ni6i einfeben.
iporum Der 3eitrGirm Der aputroIle
ni6t fir be ariessbauer angFett
tDerben fo1, fpie es BET dnberen ssnbus
ifrien gefdeben III, bie unter be Res
gierunsstontroIe iameu.
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@armmng
Son an bic SnbuitrislIen Oeuti4'
lambs BON Der bisiissu Gei4dfts'
melt erLafen Derbeu.

Mafbington, o. g.. 13. San.
Die omerifonifhen @el4dftsleate
fnerbsn in einem Referendum, bas am
Sonutos BON Der 9anbslstammer
Der 8ersiHigten Staaten uHterbrsitet
rporbel 1T. ii6 6s5iisIi6 elmer Wnrs
aung f9liiiiig gu iperben, Die an oie
Snbuitriefiibrer in Deufi9lanb ges
inubt rperosn fol-, bss SHbalts, bab
iis ni9t auf Die Beoeruntniipfuus
doom freuRbi6aftliheR 5aHDslsbes
Siebapgsn init ben 9ereinigisnStaas
ten una benz ariegs buffen birfsn,
es lei belIr, bab Die betsffe Rseiss
rung elm oermttportli9es @ertasug
ses Bottles geporben lit. es ipir3
'porgef6logen, Oeutidlano mit8utbeis
len, bab bic 9ereiHigten Gtadtea
3uiammen nit nrbersn Rationsn
RobmdterioI aeIiefert babsn, nit
beFen Silfe Oautfdlanb ii6 fir ben
Delttrisg bereit mante unb bab man
cine 0ebre bierous Siebsn fpirb. 3eis
tlngen rnrb Gef6dfislslite in neus
fruleH 2dnbern foflen Sieie Bctfddft
na9 Geuti1lanb iibermitteIn.
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@bteago, ST., IS. Sanuar.
Sauienoe unb slbertnuienoe bon 5rei.
piaigen, iopie sebntoa,ieiiSe BON itdo-
tifhen aneeiteIIten uilo giienbubnern,
pdreu am Souittag baIuit beidEftigt,
Die 8abngeleiie iorpeit 5u fdiibern, bub
bic pSllige wetriebsiicdune, Die tii'
foIge bes Sdneeihrus ON Jreitoe
uno @antitoa eingeiest bdtte, me-
nisfiens ounl Gbeil bcbcben iperoeH
fpnnte.
1ie 8obnaeIelid)aiten iteIten fei.
nerIei Sabrpldne alif, aber ieoer Yabn
geIang es, nlinoefens eiIien 3ug bon
bier obeeben 5u Iofien nno aus bier
eineeIaufeneu @eridJten geht berpor.
oab ole TIM Sd,nee iieden gebliebenen
3iige fib aud laneiam beralisorbei.
ten, iiio oaB am Mentas Der getrieb
ipieoer I'M poIlen llnfange aiifeenoin'
men tperben fam. Seriddeoene
S6neIl5iige mls oerH Siten uflo aud)
nus ben @eitrn traien NIT geripd,
tllnsen bier elm, bie spiiden "a ino
36 Ghinben bariirten.
. Ter Iiperltietb eenhlrp Sunite0
aus 9setp a)ort, Der an Saniliag fnl'
lie geipeien iraf ipdt am Sonnias
abenb elm uriS bate cine Insabl yselp
g)orfer ganfiers on goro, bariinter
90. q a~H,, So. an 6snurfoo2d heriA
in WstIwaisfee. Dor einer Veriamlrl-
hung Don @onfiers bate ipred9en
ioleu.
Ssn Chicago 1T Die Gage, ebidcn
Iie iih beiIert, INNER nod iebr beoenf.
lid. Geit Ganiitaa lit oie StaSt obne
qfildBufubr unS Die 9selfereien tim
Sieten ON Gomstag on, Dab mn gfor,
tog uur MiIb on SoIpitaIer ictpie on
SamiIien init ainoeru geIiefert iper.
ben iuiir6e.
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cyier Der srimmiseu s,aIis.

Spbn gbotier, 2O6 Clifton aDeuus.
ipurbs ssItern friib esgn 8 llbr on Der
Mabe unb plum Strdbs IN 5d!berfrp'
rensm 3uitdnbe tutbedt ur1 bnr4 pa
troInuio 8 nod bsm StabtboipitaI sss
braat, tpo ss ii4 krausfedis oab
BEN asrmfisn Sdube unb Tiibe srfros
rtn iporen unb Ct ii& besboIb In be-
oeniIi1tr werfaHuns kftnSet.
Sn batb ktpubtIrism 3ufanbt
ipurbe ssfern friib Der csid4risebranl
Ro5nis, 1877 airit apeHus, a,Ef bs.n
1rottoir an osr z. uno Gin Ctr. gss
funben unb na9 BEN Gtabtbofpiial
ssbraHi. mo- cine linierfu&uns srsnb.
hab Der Rann fi&Sdnoe uab Dhrsn
srfrsrtu battle.
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atn lparsn, eni,psbsr su trfriersu,
ober Rotlsn ju fteblsn, BON an3n
I&ubbersitsn GiIsnbnbn DeftllIps
erI&oIIsn iporben Iino, bat bisie yor'
rilig!eit Der teIasfen 1sanitsn gsl's1h
pieber Elm Wsnl9snlebsn sdofosri'
inbem Der 3. e .. Dsiettip eussns
R. meikIIu ben So Jabre alisn Gals
tisen SOtu Gropforb. $40 Bsit ..
Strnbt. ben sr essen 8 iibr Ra9mli'
.ass an Der 5rpnt uub Mia StraBs
angeblitt beIm aobIsnbiebtah er'
ipilHts. obns Weiieres iiber ben 5aus
fen f9oB uub bsratt DsrIsbis, oaB
Der Mann auf Mr 0abri na6 osln
Gtabtboipital TN qatrcInito 3 fet'
nsn 0eift oufsnb, ipcraui bic eeite
nod bsrWcrsus gsbtads purbs. Srrt
purbe iis Don GorOrsr Bauer beiihs
fist. Str ftiiiieIlis. baB bic iobtIi4s
auasl In ben Gals eeornussn ipar
unS be GdIosahsr burhbobrt bate.
@Isid5sitis briidts Der Goronft IN
nitt lmibsupsritsknbsr Meht isine
entriiftuns iiber pas GebdbrH Der
GiIsmbabn Dsis:iips aus uno sipar
in folesnbsn Worien; .ObpobI tdl
ben aoblsnbiebitabI nidt ermuibigsH
min, fam ia mi6t eiHfebeil, bab in
ki.rsx rxtrpn;osu fY1f}s 1ufuu Neute
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aartsn absiebi, iobub Bel ncrulalen
Wer6dltuiHen isbenfafs eiu gutb<in4s
tts 6aus ~ Derjei4rtn eetpden ipdre.
Damit nun bic Domen ii3 BE grcbs
Miibs ni9t .umfonit sesebtn bG6sn,
ipirb bic Worifslung dn q. Sanuar
pkberboIt unb Eideis unb aurten
ipsIHs iiir bic ssitrige woriteuuns sss
fauft, obtr niht benutt iparen, bdbtn
an bisIsm glbtnb 0iltisteit. Director
S9mib nimmt an. bab bic Ddmen
pom Gtabtperbaub nit biefm Mrrans
cement sufrisben icin iperbtn.
gtaG Der gcitriaen Muffiibrirng 5n
urtbeiIen. maiB Den GoIueu bonn
staotperbono bas 3eisnib auseeftent
iperoen, baB iie nit oen Siitipiel
Der @eg gum Ser3en", BON S'sIr.
ronae, cine por5iiglide ggabl aetrof.
fen baben. 9ie niniiiniite iirS oenncf
Der DsoraI nif)t entbebrenbe Saro-
lung lit ipomenS bon anfaHs bis 81
Gnbe uuo nlduder oroaige ginfaa er.
soet 6as Ynblifiim. limo min crit be
Auifiibrune ieIbit Die foiili&e SSerre
nor Dem GpieeeI Spiid,en ben bctoen
i'm reinforcement 70 ,ineleid)eu 4rii.
bern. oem sydbrifaitten aern iIno oem
Gommeraienratb sscrn (NuelIer.Ja'
bricius unb Wseper-gIgen), bic @rnt.
bessa Der 70 obeIsitoISen @ottin bes
biireerIihen Sdbrifanten (Selens
9uereer) inb nun crit bas uediihe
SpieI Der perihebenen 3iebesp1rhen,
BON ipeIhen es gleid brei sibi, (GIie|
Shrnib.@ @ortp, SeIene 4oh. geur
Suergens, @iap Tiebrid,, Deru
@aeper uno gSiIlp @ouer) upc al bic
pielcn Iuitiaen geripedsIiingen inb
8ipiiderfdae iperbeu Den Serrihattear
am 81. s,orriar geipib Elm ebeniolt
qrobes gergniigen bereiteH. ME es bic
fIeine auniteeueinben ecitern abeno
gebabt bat. Sn elmer ioId,en farnoien
auffiibriing hi 6os Stiid mirfIi9
,uertb, geieben 5u tperoeu. Glio lei aud
in oieiem Sole aufseiAoben MIDI olf'
geboben!
Radiim Somtae eeIangt Dos
pr1dtige giener BcIfsitiif NIT @e.
lang inlS Tans rGrei paar S6nbe" ;,
bon y. gerIa, uno Der Yqiaoederiden
Us,hif, NIT GmiIie Gf,oenieIo ols bic
Shuitersfrnu Qene sur sIuffiibrtnie.
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periOnaI ~ ott3en.

g,nitor Carl 8. q. S9mibt
Der bslisbis Sseliorgtr Der Co. prot.
ct. Wartus Gemsirbe, ieierte &c.
fern ieinsn 40. Gtburtsias. Or
ipOlte ben Sag I'M areiie Der ga.
mile perlsbsn. bod bate er bomit bic
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be elm srobes abeiteefeu itaitfinbsn
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bic 6eisr einsis uIIp aIIein ibm salt.
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bic prdiibentin 5rdu W1ris @aItsr
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Samitns aus bsm arben eei6iebenen
5srrn 4brabam unri1 tpiro
beufe 9aa6mittns bonn Trailerbaids.
3028 GIinspisn apenus, aus auf BEN
@sreinisteH jiibisfen Jriebtof aur
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bstiet iprrhm. Die sra,ierfeisr finbet
IN Der 5risbbofs : a1pslle fiati. Der
9srbli9ne, Der bas bObs alter pOn
81 SnbreH erreitte, bintrIdbt bic
irsis aebenssefdbrtin, Jrau gorab
unri& seb. Simon. Der bas inniaits
Witstfabl ibrsr Grunbe nnb 1esann.
ten sur Gsite iisbt.
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1ie aSHtermns.
Wsbr Sdnet, absr stipas miiSerrs
ssetter II fir beais anssiast.

Dos 0uediiib.r I'm gkrmometsr
btsaun seitern, fi@ Don feiner .ssbriids
ten Giimmung' etpas su erhoIsn unb
lansiam IN bic SObe su tris9en. gss
fern Moresn um 8 llbr psrjsi9nele
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llbr 9prmittnss bsrrihts 3ergtpttter
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unb Bine Gtrabs ssieis nm Witters
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8 ilbr @benbs bate ipiebsr Gdnee.
irsib<u sin9sfett. AUD fur beute lit
G9uofau pHstfoat uHp ilpas Set iisi,
aelesz SfgRfzat,lzs.
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3eatidbes 2beater.
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mieoerboIt.
ssidJt bsuHste aarfeu unS Sidets be'
ben an eieiem abeHb @iltisteit.

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bem Wianssl an wertebrsmiiteln Be.
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sebra6t psrbrn tOnneu. Direttor
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feben. lin ober ben bunberi periDusH,
lpslfx iih cfuetflInbsn pditen, ibs
sfomnlen nidt bur9 zine Gnttdufdune
enieelten 81 laifsu, 5ogen bic S4du'
ipieler Dor, lieber Dor leertn 8dnfn
ais snr ni@t an ipieIen-
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torat bes srausuGtdbtDerbunbs ites
ben. Die D0mea batttu aud sis!s