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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08

Members of the Key West
Light Opera Company met last
night under the direction of
George Mills White for their first
rehearsal of the Fall season. Sew
eral new members were welcomed
into the organization.
The group has a varied roper
toire and last night among those
selections rehearsed were: might
falP', an arrangement for voices
of Liszit's "Liebesttraum" "Un-
der the Silver STAR, Cuban
semi-popular melody, and Gut
Nacht," a German Lullaby which
the members of the chorus sing
in the original German They also
worked on several choruses from
"The Mikado," the colOrful OPP
eretta which is to be presented
this season.
Plans are being formulated for
Minstrel Show which will be
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08
CUBA ARRIVES
FROM HAVANA
VESSEL LEAVES LATE IN AFT
ERNOON ENROUTE
TO TAMPA

Steamship Cuba, of the P. and
o. S. S. company, arrived from
Havana yesterday with seven first
and five second cabin passengers
for key West; 48 first and five
second cabin passengers for Tam
pa.
Key West arrivals A. L. Eag-
an, Eduardo Leon Pastor, Arsenic
Bezanillo, Jane Thompson, Mrs.
Walter McCook, Walter McCook,
Jr.. Martha Alvarez, Delio Bazo,
Miguel Bazo, Elisa Blanco, Ster-
ling Russell, Genevieve Russell.
Sailing from Key West to Ha-
vana were: c. A. Parramore, r.
C. Perky, Mrs. C. w. Dixon and
several second cabin passengers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08

Monroe County Health De-
partment, directed by DR.. J. B.
Parramore, of the State Board of
Health with Miss Norma Diaz,
public health nurse, as executive,
submits for the benefit of read
ers of The Citizen, report of
activities during the month of
August, as follows:
The first month as Public
Health Nurse for the Monroe
County Health Unit has been one
of learning the general routine of
the department. My first week
on duty was spent mostly assist
ing the physicians with the diff
ferent Clinics, which are we'll at
tended at all times, and going
over the health records of our
unit.
Prenatal conferences / find,
are well attended by the patients.
All of our maternity cases attend
ed their conference this month.
One Postpartum case came back
for examination.
Morbidity calls are in the
minority, usually the Social Well
fare Board calls for the nurse to
visit case, but not frequently.
The cases can usually be up and
are therefore referred to our
clinics.
Administrative visits have been
numerous, several being made to
get acquainted with the different
sections of the city and their per-
sonnet, such as, Social Welfare
Board. P. T. A. Presidents, News
paper Office, Court House and
others.
DR.. Logic, on his visit here
gave US two very interesting lee
lures on tuberculosis, which | am
sure has aroused the interest Of
all the p. T. A. members concern
ing the school child and the inn
portance of the tuberculin test.
1t was my good fortune 20 have
Mrs. Matthews visit the city so
very shortly after my arrival and
give me some very helpful sug.
gestions concerning my work.
The loan closet has been Of
great assistance TO our patients.
One prenatal was loaned lipens
for her delivery and a morbidity
case was allowed the use Of an
enema bag. There are several
mothers who are in need of lay.
cites bat 50 far We have not bad
any available.
So ends the first month. ard
its activities. as nurse ia this COM
munity.
The activities Of the Monroe
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08
Many Key West Girls To
Attend FlOrida's College
Especial 10 TAe Cstiscnl

TALLAHASSEE. Sept. s.
Eight young women Of Key West
expect to attend Florida State
Colleges S3rd annual term open
ing Monday. September 10, &C
eording 70 a cheek Of room reser-
vationS.
Freshmen are expected 20 ar
rive on the campus September IS.
The college dormitories viii be
open az p. m. that day and the
first meal will be served at $50
?. m. September Is in the college
dining hall Registrations for the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08
JOHN STROUPE
Is RELEASED
DEFENDANT WAS BEING HELD
PENDING ADVICES
FROM ATLANTA

John Stroupe, who was arrested
some time ago on charges of as
sault and battery and was being
held pending advices from Allan
ia, was yesteday sentenced to
serve eight days from the date of
his arrest AS the time had ex-
PRED he was released.
Later he was arrested by Con-
stable C. Floney Pellecier, and
this morning appeared in court of
Enrique Esquinaldo, peace jus
tice of the Second District, who
also released the prisoner.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08
Criminal Court Jury To
Be Drawn On Saturday

Cleare, Jr., said that the docket
is very light and will be unless
something of graver nature than
those cases which are recorded,
happens in the interim. There are
no cases listed, it was said, except
those which come under the head
of misdemeanors.
Practically all of the offenses
coming under the head of felonies
have been heard and disposed of
at special sessions of the court.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08

freshmen have been made in ad-
vance in order 10 facilitate mat
tiers. Freshman Week activities
viii take up the period from Sep
TENDER 1918, Upperclassmen ar
rive September rs 60 begin regis.
trations and classes will begin az
S;So d. m. Monday, September 90.
Key West students expected
Cleo Kemp. Anne Kennedy. kath-
ryn Lowe. Alice Park. Cynthia
pearlman, Edna Roberts. Mary
Sullivan. and Mrs. Goldie levin
sky Fishbein.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08
Public Schools Of Monroe
County To Reopen Monday
Emmett S. Walden Select
ed To Preside AS Prin-
cipal OF Division Street
School

These are busy days for Profess
sor Horace O'Bryant of Key West
JuniOr-SeniOr High School who is
preparing for the reopening of the
schools next Monday morning.
Schedules are being worked out,
conflicts adjusted, examinations
worked out for students who fail
ed last semester but have been
making up work during the sum
mer and hundreds of other details
are being taken care of so that
students can go to work in earn
est when the bell rings at 9 o'clock
on September Is.
General faculty meeting has
been called for Saturday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock. Teachers
in both the Junior and Senior
High Schools have been requested
to attend this session.
New pupils expecting to enroll
for the first time the coming term
must call at the principals office
before Monday morning, Professor
o'Bryant states.
Makeup examinations for pupils
who have been attending Summer
School will be held Friday morn
ing at. $3.50 o'clock.
Pupils of Junior High School
will for the first time have the
opportunity to include on their
schedule are classes. Professor
0'Bryant states that there are
many students attending school
who are talented in this respect
and now that the services of a
certified art teacher have been Sc
cured, these pupils can develop
their abilities in this line.
The Home Economies class will
be charged and in the future
students will be able to take up
two years of this subject instead
Of one as in the past. Eventually,
Professor o'Bryant hopes to in
clude Home Economies in the
Junior High School program of
studies. At the present time it
is offered only to Senior High
students.
Before the beginning of the
next semester a course in Manual
Training is expected to be opened
10 students. School Board is now
making arrangements to secure the
services of a teacher in this line.
It was announced this morning
by Melvin f. Russell, Superin-
tendent of Public instruction.
that Thelma Monticino Speer and
Margaret Neff had been added to
the faculty of Key West High
School and Emmett S. Walden had
been selected as principal of the
Division Street School.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08
CORRECTION

In yesterdays issue of The Citi-
zen, in the article under the cap
ton Of Chamber of Commerce
Tells of Key Vests Advantages, I"
there was an omission in one Of
the paragraphs, which should have
read:
The quality of our cistern wa
ter is evidenced by years of inn
munity from enteric diseases. ="
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08

Judge William V. Albury, of
the criminal court of record. said
this morning he will order the
jury for the September term call
ed Saturday morning, in order
that the jurors will be summoned
and ready for service when court
convenes Monday morning $50
o'clock. The docket will also be
sounded Saturday and cases dated
for hearing.
County Solicitor Allan B.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08
Arranging To Organize
Troop Of Girl Scouts

Plans are under way for the
organization 81 q girl scout troop
n Key West and il "a expected
that in the very near fatare steps
wiil be taken To put the plan into
effect
Urgent need fer wlch an organ
iRatlou Is being shown by the
many requests received from
mothers ard girls. and Il appears
from the letters that 4 number
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08
ACCIDENT RESTORES
HEARING

Sudbury, 0nt.-Geo. w. Smith,
of Nairn Center, is one man who
is glad he was hit by an auto
mobile. Deaf for a number of
years, Smith was delighted to dis
cover, upon being picked up after
the accident, that his hearing had
returned.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08
Civic Players Complete u
Program OF Entertainment

Key West Civic Players have
completed their program for the
Evening OF Entertainment to be
given in the High School audi
forum on the evening of Friday.
September 10, and great interest
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08
HAWK LIVES 20 YEARS

Ottawa, Canada.-Tagged on
January 7, 1917, a rough-legged
hawk was recently found dead at
Stronghold, Sask. w. V. Shouse,
of Clayton, N. NJ, in 1917 fas-
tened a bell to the hawks neck
by means of a leather collar, to
which he also attached a tag.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08
new ARRIVAL in
ARCHER FAMILY

Announcement has been made
of the birth of a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Glynn Archer at their
home on Newton street on Sun
day.
The new arrival has been given
the name of Deanna Dale.
Mother and baby are reported
to be getting along nicely.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08
MISS F. LOPEZ
RETURNS Home

Miss Fortuna Lopez, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Aquilino Lopez,
who had been attending summer
school at Gainesville, after which
she spent while visiting in
Tampa, returned to Key West last
eveHing over the highway.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08
BOLT KILLS cow

Denton, Md.-While Robert
Dulin, 25-year-old farmer, was
milking the last of six cows, an
electric storm broke. A bolt of
lightning struck the barn, set it
afire, killed the COW he was milk
ing, which fell on Dulin, pinning
him beneath it. With fire roaring
through the frame structure, Du-
lin manager to wriggle himself
clear of the animal and fled from
the flames.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08
PUPS TAIL uNCURLED

Berkeley, Calif.-Peke, the Peki-
nese belonging to Mrs. Constance
Tsakiris, has a "de-curley" tail
after having the novel experience
of getting it caught in the wiring
er of a washing machine. The
pups tai was Strengthened out
but unbroken.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08


Wells, will be finished within the
next three weeks, was the state
ment made to The Citizen last
Sunday during a visit made to
several of the camps by a group
of Key Westers on a sightseeing
trip to the area in which activi-
ties of the Overseas Road and Toll
Bridge District are being carried
on.
Others in the group were Harry
Baker, chief of the Key West Fire
Department; William Watkins, of
the local postoffice personnel;
Warren Sawyer, Lopez Funeral
Home; Ceferino Moore; Joe Allen,
business manager of The Citizen ;
r. M. Marshall. o. S. r. and T. B.
engineer; Captain Joseph knight
and Engineer Bill MeKiilip, of the
district launch lie Peeheur, on
which the trip was made.
In a driving rain end the streets
and roads pools of water, the
party started out from Key West
1880 in the morning. reached No
Name Key about s:45 o'clock.
Just one mishap along the route
delayed the two cars in which
were members of the party.
This was when on Cudjoe Key
the Watkins car ran into a pool
of water and within 80 seconds
the engine stopped, and it became
necessary to halt the other car,
and activities were started to get
the stalled engine functioning.
! This was accomplished by small
quantities OF gasoline from the
tanks, wiping off the spark plug
connections and doing all the
several things required to get the
engine back in running condition.
Not a very intricate nor hard
task to perform when conditions
are normal, but with the rain con-
tinuaIly falling and all hands
getting wet, it required more time
and labor than il would otherwise
have been necessary, and when
the other car began to push and
the stranded auto responded, the
party breathed a sigh Of relief
as the trip was once again re-
sumed.
Naught else happened and the
journey TO No Name was success
fully made and preparations At
once started to get gasoline on the
lie Pecheur. store away all move
able objects and begin the run %
Pigeon Key. the first Of the camps
maintained BY the District Com
mission under the direction Of
Chief Engineer B. VI Duncan.
During the trip the rain was
stiIl pouring. at intervals. and the
sea was choppy So rough was
the water at times that II came
over the gunwales Of the launch
and under the canvas housing.
and one OF the engines was drown
ed out. This caused but q mo-
ment's delay. as under the skill
fui mani ,ulations o. Engineer Ne
Killip. the trouble was cleared
up and the journey continued
without further mishap.
Arriving st Pigeon Key Il vas
found that no work was going on
and Il weuld probably Be not an
Ill the afternoon that work would
be started and not then y the
rain continued. HoweveF. BY this
tire the skies gave signs ~ clear
ing. clouds were ahowinR breaks
with the clear blBe revealed. ard
pleasant Afternoon as fore
cast
Here Il waa learned freu p L
Hesklns. districts resident saEl-
uesv. thas woTk waN going along
snasothly and effectively zs5
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08
CHURCH CIRCLE
PLANS MEETING

The Young Womcn's Missionary
Circle of Ley Memorial Methodist
church will meet Monday evening
September 13 az s O'Clock with
Mrs. f. T. Thompson, 1925 South
street.
All young women are invited
to attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08
FOOT BURNS FATAL

Chicago.-While walking bare
foot on the hot pavement during
religious procession, Mrs. Rose
Manac, 70, received such severe
burns to her feet that infection
set in, resulting in her death.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08
SHOOTS DEER, KILLS BOY

Kersey, Pa.-Seeing a flash in
corn field on his fathers farm,
Walter McMackin, %, seized his
rifle and fired. The bullet pierre
ed the heart of his 13-year old
brother, Frank, almost instantly
killing him, and then entered the
stomach of boy companion, Mil
ton Badeau, who was standing
near him.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08
new ARRIVAL AT
HOME OF OCDENS

Mr.. and Mrs. John Ogden an
nounce the birth Of a nine pound
girl at their home, 1907 Olivia
street, Saturday.
The new arrival has been given
the name Of Joyce Rae Mother
and baby are doing nicely.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08

Of mothers are ready - take an
interest IN the matter and the
girls WiIl become members.
To provide instructive enter
tainmeat for the girls after schoo,
hours. and duFing their ether iets-
uYe moments. - ere - the N
eeatives behind the plan A def
mite date for the organization
meeting wiIl be announced later.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08
COMMERCE BODY
PLANS MEETING

Members of the Key West
Chamber of Commerce are being
notified that there win be a
meeting of the organization held
two weeks before the meeting to
be held in October.
At the October session the
regular primary for the election
of officers will be held, it was
announced today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08

DIR. Arthur II. Williamson, State
Dairy Supervisor of the State
Board of Health paid a visit to
this city during the last week of
August. He made an inspection
of the five daifies supplying Key
West with milk and found them in
excellent sanitary condition. Ac-
cording to DR.. Williamson, the
milk supply of Key West ranks
with the best in the state. This
city was numbered among four
likely to make a 90cs rating. DR..
Williamson left by ferry after a
two day visit.
The activities of the Community
Clinic for the month of August
We're as follows.
Nns71 har- oF Clinic Do+toy,ts Qcs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08
LEFT THIS MORNING

Mrs. A. Lucignani left on Flor
ida Motor Lines bus this morning
for a vacation in Miami with a
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Mendez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08
NEWS NOTES
. eOOs0e0ssaeaee0as0Oe0Os
DEER WRECKS THINGS

Charlevoix, Mich.-An 8-point
buck strayed into town, hurdled
an automobile, narrowly missed a
plate-glass window in store,
dashed through the front door of
a garage, plunged out the rear
window, smashing the glass and
fled.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08
VISITING HowELLs

Miss Anna Johnson Of Clear
water is the guest Of Rev. and
Mrs. o. G. Howell.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08
Monroe County Health Unit
Reports Months Activities

County Health Department were
as follows:
Prenatal Conferences -............ 8
Patients attending .---.-....--.....-- 20
Well-Baby Clinic ........-.,-...-.,-. 1
Babies Attending -,...-.,,.-..-.--... 8
Visits to Maternity Cases ...- "a
Home Visits Made TO Infant
Eases ----.--------------------s----- ~
Venereal Visits -...-............... 8
Communicable Disease Visits l
Visits to Positive Cases of
T. B. -............-........... 2
VISITS TO contacts -.--..-..-.------.--
New Maternity Cases .-............ 4
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-08

Key West, Florida, has the
most equable climate in the
country; with an average
range of only IL Fahrenheit
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
9amcndJOr 8aibinstOn

0odoem iid ale BON 0em 10 glan-
aero perloufenen Masfenbaa erbolt
hoben 6urften, m0hte uniern lieben
Sdnqerinnen biermit ans 9er5 ges
Ieat meroen, bod BON nun an aud
poaa6bliq BEL ben Broben 9onners'
too g(benos eri6einen 81 ipollen,
0enn nur ooour6 f0nnen mir eiaen
poaen grfolg er5ielen uno u1llerer
6reunoen BEL Dem beoorltehenoefl
&onaert nirfli6 etpas 6ieten.
@leid5eitig ioa an Oieler Stele
quf uniere am nd6lten 9ienstag,
Sen 9. IS. Wets. ~ltattfi1Oenoe Gene.
rolperiammlung, nebit @abl neuer
8eomten. binqetpieIen meroen, tpo5u
Qae 4ftipen aufs ber3lidite etngela,
Ben lino. @s lit pielmebr Btlldt
zines ie0en, oerielben bei3upobnen,
oo Iebr @idtiges Dorliegt.
oseoe oeutide Dame ioate es llA
AIR @hre anre6nen unlerem Beretn
auauoeh0ren, 0a mir es iino, Die Ole
Qiebe 8lim 0eutl9en @elang lofDle
ouh @eieaiefeit unter 8eutl6itant-
miqen pflegen uno aufre6t erbalte1l.
Grfreuliderweiie fonnten mir IN leB-
ter 3eit mebrere Neu5ugange blt9eIl,
es fino ieoo6 beItimmt nod iebr ptele
9omen bier in @aibington Die it1er-
lid aud 6relloe am @eiang baben
uno linaen fonnen, melde bierrit
nofmals aufs ber8Iidite eingelaoen
fino, ii6 BEL unieren 8roben ieoen
9onnerstogaben6 s l1br IN Der Ar-
caoia Sole ein8ufinOen nno ltd I'M
Ierern 8erein ar5ui6lieBen.
81. 8. g.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
@eiturbeu. grOfeitor q, 6. Mpers,
observation-disclosures.

Serr @iaiam s. sc Der8, Elm
bo6gei6aBter uaiiiitant principal
Der bieiigen uWfcainleD Sigh" =Sdu-
le, Der 30 Sabre lang in @aibington
Sunoerten BON S9iilern Matbematif
beibradte, itarb an %. 5ebrllor I'M
0@arfielO1 &ranfenbauS, SO Sabre
alt. gr mar frii6er an Der ngehtral"=
Sigb=S6ule Coon f905-1911 unO
iiberaa iebr beliebt megen leiner Sc,
meteorological uno 8iidtigfeit. Gr
mar bon u8enniplbania=0 utid4 81
term geboren in 8arfDoiae, ga. @r
erbielt bon ser bieIigen 0Mmerican
llniberiitp4 ben oWfaiter Of 4rts"=
@rao nno ipobnte i'm naben &iDer-
oale, @i0., mo- er in Ser 9resbDteri=
iden Stride otter sic Sonnta9spre-
oigt belt. SIS iiberleben i'm ieine
@ittDe, 0rei S6bne nno 5ipei S96ter.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
Smternatiunales GtnOenten- Sans
bier.

Sin Der Stem @ampibire aDenue",
Nr. 1908, bierielbit, in Der unmit-
telbaren Ndbe bonn Dupont Circle,
befinoet ii1 felt ettpa SCRIPT Dorigen
Sabres Elm Snls fir auslan0ii9e
,Stuoenten @aibingtons, oas loge-
nannte vSSSnternational 5tuoent
Souie". IS bat 8laB fir 5tDan5ig
Stuoenten. Mugenblifli9 uobnen
BORT 5tpei Holen 8nei Saparter, elm
@bineie, elm Snoier, 5tDei Staliener,
elm 9euti9er, elm STUDENT aus Sa-
maica, uno elm paar anoere. Das
Saus lit in Der 8erDaltung Der 4u1-
fer. 2ebtere ~begonnen i'm Nopember
1884 Iib fir ousl6noii9e StllOen-
ten Ser 8unoesbauptitaot 81 interei-
iieren, Inn a19 Our6 iie ben inter-
nationalen Srieoen erbulten 81 BEL
fen. Sic luoen einige Stuoenten re-
gelmGBig Sonntags Abenos gum
DSrienos Meeting Souie~ ON Der
Slorioa 9Lbenlle, @de 21ite StraBe,
Norotpelt, elm, uno man griinoete
balo einen u@aibington Snternatio-
nal Club (8oriiBenoer 3uerft Serr
Carl Smiiber, iebt SRI. yeaomi Bet-
me3ian). IS nabm fi9 Der Stuoen-
ten bier beipnoers Srnu Irtbur
@ummel an, oeren @bemann Diref-
tor Ser orientalii9en Mbteilling Der
&ongreBbibliotbef lit. Gin reiAer
lngenannter Sreuno Der QuGfer
faufte fir Die Stuoenten oas i6One
@obnbars emit flint Stodperfen)
oes Serrn 8ictor &aufmann. SIN
Mai 1886 3og Ser nSnternationale
&lllb" elm. 9ie 4udfer beauftrag-
ten oas QuGfer- gbepaar Heter 2op-
RI un0 Grace q. 2otprp, pelAes bon
europa Der ais 2u1fer @rfabrung
bate, oas Sous 5u moblieren uno
Die @ermaltltng gu iibernebmen. 9as
&alis bat 12 8%ett8immer, @mpfangs-
5immer, Mliiifaimmer, 5tDei &ii6en.
Die Stuoenten oiirfen audi lelber
foden. Or. SO. S. Nob BON Der
Georgetown uniperiitGt 5eigte ieiner.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
Gmpfeblen Sic Oas Sunrmal in
SIREN Sefanntenfreiien.
Die 8uuabme oes &anenbeitalloes Ser
@Ort6erm eibertp SnilOius
NiIDciatiDn.

benefit oas 8ertrauen, meldes Oas
Hublifum in oieien 8auDerein bot.
SIN b%ergangenen Sabre bat oieier,
troB Der groBen 8anf- unO 5inan3-
friie, glei9 einem Selien bon @i-
braltar ollie 4nitiirme Itanobaft iiber-
punoen.
0as pbenomenale 8a6stum lit
Dem guten &ufe 6u5niArei6en, oeiien
ii9 Die @eieai6aft nnter ibren Stunt
Ben erfreut, uno our1 Die 3uborfom-
menoe, freunoli9e 8eoienung Ieitens
Der 8eamten. IS lit 6ieien elm Ser
gniigen, &ati9l6ge gu erteilen in an-
gelegenbeiten, mel1e zen Saul bon
S4uiern betreffen. Wfan ipre6e in
oeren @ei11ftsrdumli6teiten per-
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