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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-05-16
PERSONAL.

William Eichman spent yesterday in
Shamokin.
Constable Phillips was county seat
visitor this morning.
Miss Fannie Van Dusen is VISITING
friends in Mt. Carmel.
G. w. Beddall attended to business nj
Mt. Carmel on Monday.
Mrs. T. G. Mayberry spent to day visit.
ing friends at Pottsville.
Baird Halberstadt, of Pottsville. maid
a visit to town this morning.
| James o. Sampsell took a trip over the
Lakeside Railway to Mahauoy City this
morning
Mrs. Sarah A. Selder, of Lebanon. is
the guest of her brother, Justice Il. T.
Williams,
Rev. Neff, of Womelsdorf, will fill the
English Lutheran pulpit Sunday morning
and evening
Constable Thomas Tosh enjoyed his
first ride over the Lakeside Electric Rail
way yesterday.
Patrick Bowling has returned to his
home in Philadelphia after visit of
several days to his parents in town.
Mrs II. c. Boyer and Mrs. w. j. Haver.
stock and daughter, Edith, are visiting
friends and relatives in Tamaqua today.
John T. Davis, formerly mine foreman
at Gilberton and now engaged in the slate
quarrying business at Slatington, was i'm
town to-day
DR.. Wendell Reber, successor TO DIR.
Charles T. Palmer's practice as eye and
ear specialist, will be away from Potts.
Vile Saturday and Sunday, Nav 10th ana
Goth.
Rev. John Gruhler leaves tomorrow for
philadelphia to attend the meeting of the
Lutheran Ministerium of PennsyIvania
and adjacent states. He will be absent a
week.
NJ E. Gable, formerly of this county.
and an employe on the EVENING HERALD.
but now one of the editors of a Pittsburg
paper, IS secretary of the press committee
which is working to make the q. A. II
eneampment in that city in September a
success.
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AMERICAS Day.
Preparations Already Being Made to CeIe
brate the Event.

Preparations Already Being Made to Cole,
brate the Event
The annual meeting of the American
Demonstration Association will be held
In Mt. Carmel on Labor Day. The associa.
tion is composed of representatives from
the Jr. o. U. A. NJ. and P. o. S. of A. and
kindred orders, and the primary object is
to unite more closely all allied patriotic
organizations to the end that their work
and Influence may become more effective.
Extensive preparations are already be-
ing made by the committee having the
convention and parade in charge, and the
demonstration is expected to surpass any
previous one yet held. The executive
committee, composed of S. II. Geist, presi-
dent; Matthias Murray, vice president.
and H. X. Raessler, secretary, has lust
issued an official circular in which it is
claimed that the following prominent
people have signified their Intention of
being present: Gov. Robert E. Pattison,
VIM. I. Kerr, state councillor of the Jr. o.
u. A. M; Past state councillor Q. N. Ray
mond; Geo. t. Hobson, state president
p. o: S. of A.; Clarence f. Huth, Of Sha-
mokin, and Hon. Charles N. Brumm.
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A part of the schedule Of the Lehigh
Valley Railroad Company which went
into effect on Saturday last is a source OF
much complaint by patrons of the road,
especially the arrangement of the morn
ing train for Pottsville, better known as
the court train. The schedule time for
the departure is 9:Os, but since the arrival
of the train from Mahanoy City has been
made much later under the change and
the louisville train is held to make con
nection, the time for the departure of the
latter Is nearer $3.50 than sos, which gets
the people down to court at a very late
hour. The only alternative they have, to
patronize the Lehigh, is to take the 7,9s
long line train, or the 6 a. m. on the short
line, the former carrying with it increased
mileage, and the latter long wait in
Pottsville.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-05-16
ONE CENT
A RIPE OLD AGE.
Mrs. Palmer Celebrates Her EIghty-Fourth
Anuiveranry.

] - 00A0NA' A't"o ANF hlkuNy=hOuElA
AnniVersAry.
There was pleasant gathering at tba
Palmer residence on West Centre street
last evening, the occasion being the cele-
bration Of the eighty fourth anniversary
OF Mrs. Jane Palmer, mother of Richard
Palmer, inside foreman Of VIM. Penn
colliery, and Charles G. Palmer, at pres
ent engaged in the silver mines near
butte City, Montana. The gathering
was madeu up of the respected la.g's old
acquaintance and neigh bors and they
ludue Jhe occasion a royal one for her
As a souvenir of esteem thev presented
Mrs. Palmer with a handsome wicker
rocking chair, beautiful cushions and a
purse An excellent supper was served Ia
we guests 40 elabOrutely decorated tables
by PgoRle present were Mr.. and Mrs
llchard Palmer and Misses Sallieaud Ida
falmer of VIM Penn: Mr.. and Mrs
coup, Mr. and Mrs A BRAN. and Mr. and
Mrs Warns, Girardville: Mrs. Thomas
Mansel Mrs. William Stein. Mrs. lanes
ile9ton, Mrs. William cambridge. of No
:; : tt mrs. Joseph Beacham, Miss Sall
Beach8m, Mr.. Reps Thomas Mr.
ihom9s simmons, Mrs Edward BE Ida
Mrs. John Bitter, Mrs Edward par
Mrs. Joseph Gunter Mrs n. II. William
mrs James Meyer Mrs David Jones
mrs Iellie Tempest Mrs James Whit
~ 'N'N LEluS' Mrs. thomas Relli
Mrs. B5eyan, Mrs Holvey, Mrs. Lewis.
ATT; 5To b bAor454m aL, a W!,, F. williams, sr Mr..
Miss Hattie Callen, Mrs. Thomas Casey
Miss Jennie Bainbridge No A. Mrs
Michael Cavanaugh, Mrs Snedden. Mrs
Thomas Lathlaen, Mrs. and Mrs. Philip
H[ioehler, Mrs. Joseph Gunter Mrs. j. j.
PPrlce' Mrs, Charles Hooks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Richards, Mrs David Jones'
Mrs James Slattery, Mrs. Clauser Mrs
William Harris Mrs. William Waters
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Williams. Mrs. j j
DIougherty, Mrs. William Adam. Miss
Helen Price, and Messrs William III.
N, Mn,usser, W. J, Morgan, w. J. Watkins
lhomas d, Williams and William Harris
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WIm Prs .ent q Flnr.

In addition to the usual observance of
Memorial Day, Mahanoy City will have
an extra attraction in flag raising. The
members Of the Jr, o. u. A. NJ. of that
place will present TO the public schools a
large American flag to float over the high
school building, and II, j. Deily, of Phila-
delphia, will deliver the presentation adj
dress. The Council from this town will
rake part. The ceremonies will be held
IN the afternoon.
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GREEK SOCIETY CONVERSION
Delegates to Meet in shenandoah OH
NAV SOth

Delegates to Meet in shenandoah OH
May 3Oth.
On the Both inst convention of all the
Greek Catholic societies in the United
States will be held In this town. These
societies are seventy-seven in number and
have an aggregate mem Dership of $500.
Each society will be entitled to two dele
gates for each fifty mem bers and in addi-
tlon to the delegates fifteen or twenty
priests from all parts OF the United States
VIII be In attendance. Ferguson's theatre
has been engaged for the convention. On
the morning of May 30th there will be
mass, which will be followed by a grand
street parade. At p. m. ball will be
opened and IL will be continued through
the night On May 31st and June st the
business sessions will be held.
Rev. Lauresin, of the Greek Catholic
church OF town, takes exception to a
recent publication which stated that his
church is the Russian church and under
the control of the Gear. The superior of
the Greek Catholic church il the Pope OF
Rome and the dogma is the same as that
OF the church of Rome. Rev Lauresin
belongs to the Philadelphia diocese and
holds Jurisdiction under Archbishop
Ryan The Russian church is orthodox and
not catholic one, and the superior is the
Car. The people of the Greek Catholic
church do not come from Russia, but
from Austria and Hungary.
Grab salad, deliciously seasoned, at Nc
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penn. "" Using Anthracite.

The effects Of the soft coal strike are
being felt in this vicinity. Alterations
have been made in Pennsylvania Railroad
engines, fitting them to burn anthracite.
The changes, however, are not highly sue
cessful, The usual two-hOur run from
TOmhicken to Delano was made last
night in five hours Special hard coal fire.
men have been employed and other fire
men are receiving Instructions in using
the hard coal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-05-16
ADVANCING ALONG THE LINE.
The New Telephone @ mpany Meets with
Deserving Il, cour4gem, mt

The New Telephone O. mpany Meets with
Deserving Il, oour4gsm. mt
1t is not week since the HERALD an
nounced the formation of the Foster and
Lamb Telephone Supply Company and
we are glad to note that the efforts of the
enterprising projectors of the new in
dustry to furnish to the business COM
munity a method Of communication
which the great majority has long needed
but couldn't have, because of too high
rents, have met with that success which
Is not only earned and deserved, but is
sure to crown with success any progres-
sive movement which supplies n want
The telephone and its uses and great
conVeniences are yet in their inCipient
age. The masses will soon wonder how
they have done so long without them and
only when business men are brought close
together, and can save time, labor and
trouble in the management of their bust
ness, home and industrial affairs will
they begin to appreciate the great bene-
nus which the establishment of a perfect
telephone system can and will do for them
The encouragement thus far accorded to
Jhe new telephone company warrants the
prediction that very soon there will not be
q well-conducted business house. home.
factory, mill, brewery, railroad, school
building, hotel or any place without tele-
phone connection.
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Lost.

A gold-headed cane, on the Brandon.
Vile road near the water dam, bearing
the inscription, IN. S., 1889" Finder will
be rewarded by leaving same at Max
Schmidt's dry goods store, 116 and lie
North Main street 5-14-tf
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Gornan's Cafe.

When seeking neat and well-conducted
cafe, go TO Germans, corner Main and
Coal streets. Polite and prompt atten-
tlOn. 6-lQlm
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The Exnnern1innLi Li.l.-

A special meeting Of the Borough
Council was held last evening but was
called solely for the purpose of reviewing
the eXoneration lists of tax collectors,
The Councilmen spent several hours al
the work
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-05-16
All the honda anlh.

Borough Treasurer Bradigan states
that the last of the issue of sos 600 worth
bonds for the construction of public
water works has been sold
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CoIIIerIes Idle.

The bituminous strike does not appear
to have had any influence ON the p, & r.
G. & |. Co. IS coal trade All the collieries
of this company will suspend operations
tonight and remain idle until Monday
next ''
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-05-16

Robert Ellis, a former resident Of Shen-
andoah, died at his home in St. Clair, yes
terdayi after lingering illness. The de
ceased was member Of Shenandoah
Lodge No. 59l, l. o. o. +.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-05-16
Opening Next Monday.

The cafe at the corner Of Main and CoaI
streets, formerly owned by Charles Bur
chill, has passed into the hands of the new
proprietor, Thomas German, late of Cir
ardville, and is undergoing extensive inn
provements which will be completed by
Monday, 2lst, when Mr. German wifi
have a grand opening to which the public
is invited. Mr.. Gormau will make tLs
cafe the finest In the town. 5 i5.6t
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Grooer Kehler selIs AL-YA Tonlo. !
To the Public.

Owing to the objections raised bv tbe
School Board, we wish touotify the m biie
that the picnic which was to have been
held by the Junior Glass of the Shen-
andoah High School at Lakeside, on Nav
3Oth, has been abandoned.
JUNIOR CLASS
Shenandoah, May 10, 1894
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Elhenny's.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-05-16

Twelve photos for 81 cents at Keagey's
new studio
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-05-16

Little neck clans, sweet and luscious. a.
McElhenny's.
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MEMORIAL Day.

Grab salad, delioiously seasoned, at Nc
NJ lhRnnvia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-21
9Gcrlet aus ScutS6lauo.

Gin trouriges @eidid bat BEN 5S
Sabre alten @,ufen Otar pon I0olnitcin,
erblidcn J(eIdl5ratb Der &rUne gapcru,
f0nigl. .zbaperiiheu erltaumeiiter a. o.
uuo Generalmaior Der 2lratee, betrofien; /;
er lit pollltGnbtg elbinOet. ST lit Der
Gbef siEer Der reidlltsn 6amiIiea Sap>
ern's.
DE befanute Sdaulplelerin 6ranz
3iefa @lmenrela Gebrt ut. nadOem ibr
@nsu9emen: am n0eutideu Sbeuter"
in Berlin rid9an9ls sematt worOcn.
in ben Ssrbano Ote uSambur9er StaDts
tbeaters" plcber ein9etreten.
Bruf. Sirdow, Yroi. Sod, iowie
bic sclammte msbtiiniidc 6afultdt ber
terlintr uuiucrlitat babeu Der Sittpe
ocs am persangsnen NfOntas bel 9Sien
eeitorbeneu beribmten Inatomen YrOf.
Surtl in iibsraus ipmpatbi9er @eile
ibr Seileib ausseOriidt.
Iie beutihcn OTfisiDien Sldtttr perz
iidern, baB Der fur3lId 9emelbete 9taf.
tritt bcs SarerSlebensr Siirscrnleilter5
9bsmnls in feiuer Sc;iebuus Su Der
perfisten 2luslueiiuns baniider Sdau.
ipielcr aus Saoersleben itduOs. Gie
SlGttr erflartn, paB bic 9esieruns
bieie alusuclIun9 ourhaas ni4t bilige.
ct. Baul. Wiiun., 20. Suli.-5 5m
SunDes 9iltriftsse,idte berl6tere ses
itcrn Die GraaO SarD 5uji9su 80 unO
60 4ntlaQen qeQeu Gtrlfer meGeu Bolt
betriebslt6ruug.
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GrnlnIinn in rinrm 6ilttenlurrfe.

Some elteao, 3D., 19. Suls.-Sn
sen rSUmciteab Stubluerfen" Oabier.
ereisnctc iih beute cine GrplOiiOn, pOs
bel oicr strbelter entleelid pcrbranut
UurOtu 5wei Ocrielben wsrOen ldwerz
lid wieOer aensitn. Die 9tumcn Der
tOOtIia YcrIestcn iiaN; Peter 9tcIiOn
unb IimOtbD OiumOnO. lSemlacr 9cs
fdbrl;dl linO v. SollcrauO uno :. Oas
uis perbranut.
Die WGnner befunOen iih untcr ei>
nsm Der Sfmeliticgel nit fliIlliIcm
Stabl, wcIder auS9eIecrt lperOen iOIlle,
alS berlslbe erploSirle, mOOurd oaS
Otetnl iibcr Die anglidlif)tn ergOIlen
wurbc. Die llrlaae oCr @rplOHOn lit
Elm GjcbcimuiB.
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@raBlidc @rnbrnfataifrnpbr

Yinss0rOps, 3d., II. Suli. -
Gin cntieelider llufall bat iidl bente
9lbtnS III elmer @rube uabe g8illiQmS
toun ereisnet. 9lIs Die 2lrbeiter aus ocm
Shudt empor 9cjOgen uerOen iOlltcn,
ueriaste elm 5Slaid)cn;u9, unb Der 2Sas
gen, in Dem lid Die %eute 6sianoen, wurb
nit iurdt6urer @cUalt acgsn cine Sci.
isnuuuO qei9leuOsrt. Die Sniafen pur>
Dcn I'M 9tu ;u unfcnntlid):n Wtuiicn &C.
quetl6t uno perltiuImelt. Die 9tnncn
Der SeruugliidteR iinO: SObann NaRz
btubuid, s. =. Sleiusllnu, DO. q. Gate,
Bm. Glarte unO 9barle8 8OOoman.
Sic maren iGmmtlid i'll 8illlam5tOwu
wObubaft, unO Der Srt in in GROCER 9luf>
reQltlQ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-21
8anber nnD Mnrbbrsuucr frifgcnum.
fltr11.

Sine Sluff5, glrt., 10. Suit. -
@eltcrn murocu in Samburg, 9lrt., iie>
ben 9te9er perbaitet uno cln9sIperrt, arz
seiGuI0igt, ieoen SaOeu III Ocm StGot>
dcn EortluuO beraubt uuO ronn Ole
0duicr unge;iinOet ;u buben. Son Der
aan;cu SrII6aft blicb MIR Gin Saui iaz
ben itcben, unb mebrcre 0tcuIhtu ta@
men in ben 6lamucn unl'8 Se6cu.
Die 8runoitiiter wurOcn crfannt unO
bis 0ambur9 pcrfOl9t, no es Der ,BOliz
,ci gelau3, iie Su uer5aften. Die Ncscr
9eborcn gu elmer SanOe, Oie iia Snm
SinDrud unO sur SrunSltiitung orgaz
uiiirt bat. GS Iollcn nod nlebr Serbafz
tuuaen porQenummeu mCrben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-21

unb Der bette 6reunS. ser Sie nie I'M
Stid. laBt, lit Simmons Liver Rcgu-
lator, (Ous rUthe 3)-Da5 it, mas
Sie bel @rwabnuns Oieier uOrSisIidlcu
=Mcbi5in pernebnen, unO Htsmanb
IOlte fid Ibsrrsben iaHen, OuB irsenO
stwas anOerc6 cbsuiO gut 1T.
Gr lit Der SOnis ulIcr 2ebersOtcbi3i.
men; er lit beiler, mic Billcn, unO uertritt
Die Steue BON Gbinin uno &0lOmtl.
Gr pirtt blrett auf Die 2ebsr, 9tieren
unO Ginse,peiOe unO er;cu9t i'm 9an3sn
SpItem neu,S 2eb.n. Dies lit Die Mes
bi;in, Die Gle wInIden. SOn alien
Slpothetern pertau fin flHiIqcr 6orm
ooer ais Bulpsr, nm iie trOdeu cinjuncbz
men O0er I'M Gbec Saraus 5u MAIDEN.
Eg SeOeS @a6et-a
hat sen StstempeI in 5astB aai Der z c. pa dung. 4.
3. s.. s3eiltn & @oup..
philadelphia, 3D.
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Grianbter @bite reiisuirt.
9rediuriese BON Nrtanas it ieiu Nads
folger.

Bai6ington, D. g., 20. 9uli.
- 9lnbrsw .. l4bite, SunoesseiauSter
nad GuBlunO, bat isin gut nisSer9cs
lcst, gu weldcm S9ritt er Surd ans
baltenoe fOrperlide Ssibsn pcrnnIuBt
purbe.
9leprGientunt Clifton 81. 8rcdinrlOgs
BON Yrfunius, Elm bcruOrru9enbeS Utttz
alieO beS 9lusihuHeS fir Wittct unO
gSegc. iit fir BEN @eIanbtidaitspoten
eruaunt mprAeu.
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&eiue Strcinbar1tug Der Yetrolcum:
Wouopptc.

Ct. Petersburg, 20. Suli. -
GInvr BON elmer bier eri9cincnOcn .3eis
tuug pcrOHcntli9ten Otittbeilun9 5ufOlge
babcn lih im lesten angcnblif Die lluz
tcrbanOlunssn swiiden Den ruMiidJen
YetrOl;un; 0rOBbanOlrrn IND Den
Iacnten Der rStauOarpzSilz@o." Ses
bui8 @eretnbaruns elmer &OaluiOn 5luz
i6en Oem ruiiilbeu unO ocm amerltani=
iheu Fet,oIsum WtOnopul scridla9sn.
Sie werOen icet eiucn idarfen Gonturz
rensfampf s,Ofinen. Die Gunen wcrocu
allies aufbieIen, mn pom Sdab pom
Yeriicn Die @OujciiiOn sur slnlu9e elmer
9iODrcnlsitun9 Ourd icln yanO 81 Ell
laugen.
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Sapam rNftct Hdl.

2iperpOOl, 20. 9uli.-3ic iup0z
nilde 9feytcruug fabrt fort, Die 6tOtIue
lprtr GransporlsOumpfer su utrmebs
ren. 50 hat lie icdS Oampfer Der
en9lil9en 2lnie. weIde 5uiiden gIuerz
pool unO China lauit, angcfauit. Die
0aBrseu9e ueroen 10 auaSeriltet, taB
lie aua III &ricsSfalle SerwenOuns iins
beu fGuueu.
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Der 9 uperusS Serctu Nr. |
pom Baltimore" belt gcitcrn
YbcnO in Orn. Grnit jabn'5 yGolumz
biu NalIc," gde Yrottz uno Sctbels
SnaBe, i:inc 9ubre5zSer ianrmluug unO
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iIhrte oen Yoriie, unO elm gliulti9cr
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gltcocr fanOen 2luInabmc, unO nit
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Nr6T6eut Sob. s. l&Olf, 8icez8 8raiis
bent 6rlebr. lSeitermann, Sdaemcts
Iter Scinri9 Sriimmer, SetretGr Grnlt
3abn, 6lnau3sGomitc u. SOltls. y.
Srau3 un0 Gbriit. 9Sebr. Sin gcmiitbs
lld,e8 Yanfctt Iolgte. bel weIdcm mani
dies oO9 auT ben ScrcIn anSgc6raft
wuroc.
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Sob. 3uiaoaf, bciirn <ern in 9tr.
3O36, >SOitOuItruSe, wobnen, ertrant
9cltcrn 9iadmlttu9 an Bier Der FetrOs
lcumwerte an Der GlintOnItr. ;u Gam
ton bei'm 8aoeu. Gr ueriuntin einem
SumpHoa, che man linn ;u !0ilie fOmz
men tonntc. Den S3. .EeOnbarO Sdupz
munn uno !0eurp Sonc8 9elan9 ca, Den
2eidluam ctua cine Stunbe lpGtcr aus
benz Ba6er 3u bOIcn. FOli3eirl9ter
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ner unteriu9ung, cineu 5nquelt abju>
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Ounn in Die WObnuug ieincr Glteru &C.
braat.
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ieEsr;sGitr su SparrOu'S BOlnt nit
Slpei ouoeren WiG0den &rcble fing.
Sic 2ebteren pcrmiBten Otanlie pl6Blld
uno glaubten, iie Ell nad 0uuie 9egauz
qeu. Wiau iud)te nad unO faHb gcltern
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queit ab, unO Slc @eidwOrcnen 9aOcn
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5u ba5 title @rub ge6ettet.
- Die iroii6e 6iae Der am SOtontu9
aus Dem geben 9eidlieoenen 5rau Sas
rab 9iebeda 2lrmttaSe, Satin Oes Or.
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