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The Columbus journal., 1895-10-09

j. s. Freeman returned Thursday
from the convention at Topeka, Kansas,
to which he had been appointed as a
delegate by Gov. Holcomh There we're
about. five hundred present. and the
whole subject OF deep harbors and cheap
transportation was gone over in speeches
and conferences. The general idea was
that as deep harbor had been secured
on the gulf, the next thing was cheap
railroad communication herewith One
man suggested that to get at this at the
earliest day possible, a good idea would
be to form a syndicate, buy up a large
portion of the grain of the western
country, and have the railroads now
doing business compete for the carry
ing Of the grain. Mr.. Freeman says that
everybody was enthusiastic over the
future of the great west, and what is in
prospect for the association to help
along. II the tenth part Of these pros
poets is realized, Galveston will be the
seaport Of all this region, and will be-
come a very large city, because a gath
ering aud distributing point for an i'm
mense region of country: The bay has
an area Of 475 square miles, and of this,
$50 acres have depth Of 30 feet and
400 acres a depth Of 25 feet. One of
the schemes OF. the association is to have
a grand exposition in the distant
future, for which there are already four
cities in lively competition. A COM
mittee was appointed with power to call
conventions, suggest state and national
legislation, gather and disseminate in
formation, correspond with business
men and associations, steamship or other
transportation companies, etc. There is
no doubt but the. work Of the associa-
ton will result in great good in many
ways to the country between the gulf
and the north boundary in one direc-
ton and the Rocky mountains and the
Mississippi river the other vay-.
The Columbus journal., 1895-10-09

"A man was brought down Monday
noon and taken to the hospital. He had
been run over by train at Lindsay and
suffered the loss of q limb. No one
knew his naWe.
.Rargains chambef Rits at Her
ricks ike eve! thine Ella the fac
tory shipp them too>Qn, andAare
overstocked, beAee they mAst be sold
cheap to move them. 2t. -. =.
lAFoR SALE-A 5-room house, with
~ bargain at $500. Also. 5-room
dt telline, with lot for $50. Will take
asNpart psy.s good team of horses. In.
quire at JOURNAL Office. tt
After all, Fred Jewell is quite a Tar.
mer boy, and is making q lively cam:
paign, and it looks now as if he would
come in at the end Of the race several
lengths ahead Of bis opponenta
lf-Talk about chairs. We neve,
I6aght half % many Is this year. VI
beught them before the raise. We give
our customers the benefit. Herrick 70,
headquarters for picture frames. 81.
When you place an order for print
ing at The JOURNAL Office. you can cal
culate that you will receive your finished
work at the time it was promised you
and have a nice job, correctly DONE.
CLARK Helwig, aged Is, while in a
oat BIN in an elevator at Rising, va.
smotbered to death by a car Of oats un
loaded over him. Two other boys il
the bin escaped and gave the alarm.
The supreme court has at las
passed upon the Debany case-th,
Nance county man Who killed his wife
The date set for his execution Is Jm
uary TO- 1896 It seems generally eoo
ceded that Dsbeny i insane.
The Columbus journal., 1895-10-09

mated J.. L. Noryal Of Seward for su-
preme Judge and c. b. Morrill, of Lin
coin and b. l. Goold of Ogalalla for
regents Of the state university. The
following persons acted as delegates
from, Platte county: Ed. Hoare, NJ.
Whitmoyer, G. Alexander, F. Kenyon,
r Lewis, ]. Dawson, r p. Drake. Gus
G. Becher, Clark Gray, W. Hunteman.
The following assignments Of Meth
odist ministers made at the late confer
ence viii be interesting to many Jour-
NAL readers: Grand Island district.
presiding elder, d. K. Tindall; Cedar
Rapids, F. W. Bross; Fullerton, W. 81.
Pillsbury; Richland, l. r DeWolf; St.
Edward, E. E. E. Rorici; West Omaha,
]. Q. A, Fleharty; Columbus. VIM.
Shambaugh; Blair, j. E. Moore. The
foregoing list il from the World Herald.
1t was rumored that Rev. Moore had
been sent here and Rev. Leedom to
Platte Center and Humphrey.
The man who exercises the func-
tons of county judge must, to do his
duty veil, understand the law. He
must see to it that justice is done to
widows and orphans in the settlemen,
Of estates. While he ought not act % q
paid attorney Tor those in interest De.
cause matters Of estate may come before
him in contest for his decision. and hil
judgment should be unbiased by fee
from either sidel yet there are many
times when a knowledge OF the Law BY
the judge vii save the estate money anG
do no harm to the business Of practicine
attorneys either. Safety requires eooi
knovledee Of the Law in our count,
judeoA Voto Tor Kilian.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-04-30
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the State OF
Nevada, in and for the County of
Elko. ....
l.. A. Owens, plaintiff, against Car
RE E. Owens, defendant.
OF the State Of Nevada, in and for
the County of Elko, and the Com
plant filed in the Office Of the Clerk
Of said District Court.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting
to: Carrie T.. Owens, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above-named plaintiff in the District
Court Of the State of Nevada, in and
for the County of Elko, and to an.
swer the Complaint filed therein,
within ten days, (exclusive Of the day
OF service), after the service on you
OF this Summons-if served within
this County; or if served out of this
County, but in this District, within
twenty days otherwise, within forty
days-or judgment by default will be
taken against you, according to the
prayer Of said Complaint.
The said action is brought to OBJ
tain judgment and decree of this
Court in favor of the plaintiff and
against the defendant dissolving the
bonds OF matrimony now existing be-
tween plaintiff and defendant upon
the ground Of willful desertion and
abandonment for more than a year
immediately prior to the commence
ment OF this action. Also that the
tollowing-desc real property be
set apart and decreed to plaintiff for
his sole and separate use, to-wit: All
those certain premises situate in the
County OF White Pine and State of
Nevada known as the Ovens
ranch, comprising among other lands
the following: The west half of the
south east quarter and tho north
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-04-30

east quarter and the west half q, /.
south west quarter OF section ,b;,e
three in township twenty-six NY,
OF range sixty-twn east M. Do n
M and for costs of suit. All g
which will more fully appear bx "
ference to said Complaint, a ceri,ss
copy OF which accompanies this ws:1
and is hereby referred to and maSa 9
part hereof. "ue 8
And you are hereby notified tb,, j
you fail to appear and answer s.;
Complaint as above required tS1
said plaintiff will apply to the Co rnS
for the relief therein demar ded aul
take judgment against you for co ou1
Of suit. eoSl9
In Testimony Whereof I, the -,
dersigned, the attorney for the nla;u
til, and an attorney of record in Sa;j
Court, have bereHnto subscribed my
name at Elko in said County. M
list day Of February, 1895. 'I
b. S. HARRINGTON
Attorney for PlainntiH]
March 2OtfI
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-04-30

The above balance stands to the
credit OF the various funds as per
Treasurers Balance Sheet, dated
Jan 2, 1895: ~
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-04-30

SUMMARY.
Total receipts. .S91 a.. 10
PaidState Dec setl'mt. $4,000 81
Paid State Judges SAL. 1887 IL
Paid from county funds.12,4l1 80
Paid from school finds. 8,257 ID
Paid from road funds. 1886 70
Total disbursements. .,$53,S94 46
Balalance in treasury. 1877, 500 80
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-04-30

For Further Information and
address this Office
W. W. :BooHERI
Prop. INDEPESf8.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-04-30

For anyone needing First
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-14
Stast Baltimore.
Webr S9nre.

Die G.mperatur erbsbli9 s.iiiessn.-Sorse
fir Die srmeH nod INNER n0tbig.
Der @stt.rprOpbst mar seitern Ib.nb
gutter 2auns; er freute iia, baB ieine
Yropb,3siuns eiusetrofiea u. bic Sdnse>
floden mieber luitIg sur GrOe berab tang
ten. vllno eS wirO AUDI nod Die 9au5e
9tadt uno mOrsen itneisn, iiiste er
gang supsrlihtltd bir5u, meinte aber
AUDI, buB mO9lidsr Welie Oas Gbauz
wetter iid etpas psripatsn iuerSe.
Geitern, yta6nlittass ubr, mar Die
Suefltlberiaule bis auf 26 @raS in
Dem 1b.rmOmetsr seitiesen, babel jast.
Der Wiub nit elmer S9reulsteit bon 7
Nteilsn pro Stuuoe pom 9tOrbweit,n
ber.
Sn allen Gbsilen Der Stubt fiab
@aiierrObren sepluet uuo bic Stra6sn
iibsrflulbet. slue iOlde StruBen iinb
nun in refine @isf sf.lber usrmanOelt. @:s
fern plaste in bcr @rapcur.9lnltalt bcs
Srn. y. IS. &ramer, Hr. 90, Soutb=
itraB., cine SfObre, unb bas ausitrOz
menoe NaiI.r iibsrflutbste Die Snreaur
Der SS. .. 6abncnltOf & So. unb s. $.
9>ipp,lmeper, betra9tI!6en SaaSen baz
Ielblt anrl9t.nb.
ssir sic 9Grmen.
Sm Warldallsbiireau unS in Der
GENERALIZATION slu9.n 9eitern rur m.s
niss @abeu fir Die Arnlen Elm, 10 oaB
gar pisle @eiuditsCer, obn. etuas er=
balt.u su babsn, iortgsben nluBten.
Der yDsmofrGtllhe Club Der 16.
@arO" p.rtb.ilts selteru WOrsen in
isinem @lubbaule on Der SGbzYacaz,
nabs @rcenefraBe, on 9totbleibsnoe Die
folsenbsn 9absn: $50 @aQonen Sups
pc, $50 euib 8rOb, ie elm 6aB SOuinD
uno 6leiid, stuei Gonnen &oblen unO
eine an3ubl &lsiOunssitids. Morseu,
pon IL llbr Yosmltta9s bis 1 llbr
9tuhmittass. wsrOsn wisSerum 9es
idente an S,birittse ubsesebsn. Gs
wlrO bon iebem SalfeiuaeHOen usrz
lansi, elm bon bem Ser.in auss.ssbenes
yillst pOr;u5siseu. Olsie lperOen in ben
uerldieOeneu @rcSintten pOn eiuem 60
mite, beitebeuO aus Den S0. Gi9aro
Saser, 9Sm. s. 2lOpS, 3iaarb &eilcp,
&ouls 9eismann, Sobu Mortimcr uno
Senrp Sahcnfamp, al iOlde YeriOueu,
melde iid in 9sOtblas. befinoeu, uer>
th.ilt. Sic f0nnen leOOd audi pom
poliaiitsn ODER i'm @lubsauie iclblt srz
lanst merosn. Der r0eutide GORE
ipOnbent" murSe Seitens bes Clubs &c,
bsten, ieine 2eler aufsuiorbern, bem
Club bic abrsiirn BON 6amilieu uit;u>
tbtilen, pslde iid in b.bran9ter Sage
befinben.
Der rDemOtrutiid]e 8rOsreiTpzGlub
Ser 2. Naro" bcginut mOrsen in bem
Sauie gtr. 1744. GaitcrnzNpenue, nit
Der Sertbsilung bon &ebeu8mittsln an
Die 2lrmsn Der Waro. 2ebensmi:tcl i'm
gSsrtbe pon $400, pslhe Summe bel
Dem leetbln pOu Dem gsreine p.ran.
italtetcu Nobltbatisfeits 6 ons.rt. einz
senommeu wuroc, tommcu CUR Sertbei=
lung. Sr. Wm. g8ele lit SOriiser bes
&aui>G omite's bss Clubs unb Sr. Nm.
Wfirer SOrliser bss slustbeilunssz9o>
mites.
Su Der 0itlidcn BOli;siitatiOn sinsen
s.iteru fur Die armen $34 in Saar,
1880 9alb BrOo. brei 2onneu &oblen
unb suei &Orbs uUG 9eb.nsmittel elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-14
Gin nettes Srunerpaar.
Inter NtorsuerOadlt fsfsenomm.n


Goronto. Ont, 13. 6ebruar.
Dieien Ib.nb purben Darn g. Spams
unb iein 9rucsr Dallas &. Spams, BE-.
idulbist, am 19. Sanuar 1898 ben ba>
mails in ibren Disniten fteb.noen @m.
B:as ermorbet 5u baben, oerbaftet.
SarrD Y. unb .. s. SDams tam.n Dor
einisen 9abr.n ans Orleans nah Gos
routo. Sie mietbeten i'm Oesembsr
1892 Elm 0tasa3in an DER @OlbOrnez
StraBe unb nabmen Wells als Glspas
tormann IN tire 9ienite. gieriebn
Gage ipater lag BcGs nit seriamettsr=
tenn Sadosl am 6uBe bss @lsuatOrs.
@ineS Der 8aluucirz@.widte mar b,rabz
sefallen uno bate tbn sridlussu, 10 els
fannie aud Die @orOnerss Surp, bag cr
bas Spfer zines uufalls8 aemOrOeu lsi.
Die Serlideruuasz@cieai6a bs;abl.
ten baraufbin Der Sdipsiter 9Deus' ane
ltanSslos ben getras bon $50, 1000 ans,
uno I'M Mal 1894 beiratbete Dieie SarrD
y. Snams. SIM SaHuar bieies Sabres
wialgte 6rau SDanls Elm, lid ourd
ibrcn @att.n fur $4,000 psriiaern su
laneu, absr al5 lie ipdter erfuhr, bas
BET Den 8eriiderun9s'@ '@ei.uihaften auz
trGs. .ius.laufen uaren, ibr 2sbsn i'm
Sau3en nit 100000 gu perli9ern,
murOe fie Gnsitlidl, uerlieB tbreu 9att,u
unb iu6t. nm BOliseiidus na9. Seit
Der .3eir ipurben Die uereadtisen Sriis
ber pOn @sheimpoIiiiite ibsrwa9t uub
beute IbenO .ublih perbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-14
Sermii6te telesrapbiide Sepei6en

- Sn Sarrow, Ont, bat tine 5euertz
brunit 3ebu 9ebGube ein9eal6ert. Siele
Der SepObuer Der nisOersebrannt.n @s>
bauOs sntsinsen nur nit fnapper gtotb
Dem Sob in Den 6lammen.
- Su ROrfolt, Sirs., bat Die gus
sros>6irma 9S. S. 9lusn & So. nit
Ysrbinolidfeiteu im 8etra9e BON s4o,z
900 falirt.
- Die @eidporeuen in 6em BrpseB
ses.n eugene .. 9ebs uno @euoiicu
Dor bsm SunoeSserIat Su GbicusO iinb,
ba elmer bsrielben beoentltd ertrauft lift,
eutlaiien uub Der Yrc;eB auf nadten
Otat psri6obsn worbeu.
- Sn gteiparf, u. s., feuerte Sos
iepb Coulter aui ieine Sral;, tpabrenb
iie nit ibrem &iuSe i'm Arme idlief
;psi SdIile unb brad)te b.nislbsn sw.i
uubcbinst f0Otltde Wunben bet; burauf
burbidnitt lib @ouuer Die Sebls; ftiue-
Wunoe lit leOod nibt lebeussefGbrli5.
Gifsriu9t iOa Der Gbat gum Wotiue
llesen.
= Sn 5oIse elmer OfIen itebsnSen
8,ide fubr Elm 3ug Der Bottom unO
Oluin Sabn" am 0ienitas frIb in ei<
uen auf einem Seitenaeleile it.benbsn
6rudt3us. Gin Sremier oeS Sestereu
maro erbebli9 uerlest.
Aus nnlfrrr asfrigsn 9. MOrssn>
Ausaubs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-14
Ereeerid II. Feleuer. IrpaIS
gBIetlItp 5uIIoIns."

IfmInIirdtlpHSs NHitIYt.
~ HdaIidt ptIo bIermtt stse5en, oab Der Inter
s,tdntt: ppm Daii.ns5eIidat Der Staet 3aItiRsre
Bpumadt tur BsrpaliuHs ets gia6lafies e.s aubi,r
D.ritorb:n.n Auguf &Bm. Gttrfti .rbalten bat.
gu, Eititripen, bic GsIs.runeen an bleien Haslas
hobtn Herstn bi,rmit aufs,torstrt, fOl. n.bft ban
noibis,n BtItstn ipatthtns bis ium %. SuIi 1895
,intuI,i6,n uns s.lteub ~ MAIDEN sssr Iu s.Udrtis
Ii fur s,rutis triIart p,rstn nosen. ant. bic Sab.
lunstH on siei,n Rn6Gab iu MAIDEN habtn, futIo,u
hermit sutstfoIe,I IsIt unssrIlsIi an ben unttrs
c5,a.btH unttT nsls,r 5sHs am 23. Tag. s.s glss
mats Sanuar 1895. GSseerif 8. 6sIensr,
Nbmiuthratsr,
C2l,7,33,9A sJ,esllto Huileina.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-14
gcrmil6te telearapbildbe 4epeId)en.

= SRI. 2i5iie 2aIrO, cine 2ebreriu an
sen 0Hcntli4cn Shulen gu @atepislp,
N.=S., tuarb an 0ieuitas tuabrenb elnes
Sdneeseit0bers BON elucm 6radt;ua
Der u@rie.Sabn" iibsriabr.n unO &C.
t0otet.
- 6iuf OtOrb:r iinb on sin.m Sag.
i'm Sbsrseridte gu SsfieriOu>Gitp, Mo.,
gum &oOe perurtb,ilt worben. Sbre
gtamen iinb: Us. $. SaplOr, Sames
OturraD, goiuarO OturraD, 2uts y.
S'61llD uua Sames Crisp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-14
Gin outer sSanq.

Sin OrsifuGer 0iOrOsr ptusisf s.madt.
olumbus, 9. g., 13. Sebr. -
Sol. auerid, Elm breifader NtOrSer,
pur0. in Ot.i.m @ountD binsfsft gez
madt unN erlpartet I'M @efansniB icine
AusIieferuus nud @eOrsia. 9luf Isine
@rsrsifuus puren I'M Sun3en $1,000
uls S.lObnuns ausseieet. aus @oastOu
@Ountp, g. g., no ct bel .iuem s,wiiz
fen @hriftiun R.ii.r wObute, 3Os 2lperif
nad Georgia, no CT einsn 6arbisen
.rmorSste. SpGter o.rIbte .r unter Dem
9tamsu Gam. 9lOberts in @repsn
@puntp, Ga, einen 5peiten OtOrb, beiz
fen Spier .iu DeiBer 0tumens Sowaro
mar. Gr flOb, uabnl. .wieaer sinsn an
O.ren 9tamsn an uno t0Otete, nm leiner
Serbaftuns gu entgeben, III Suuanuab
ben YOli3eilisuteuaut Napp. Damn
fob .r bon Srt 3u Srt, bis sr in OieIsS
County fam unO in's 9urn ssrietb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-14
snatrife sfli6snatridlte

Ne ep>y ort, II. SSebr. - ansetOms
men 1T Der Dampfer 8eltcrnlanO" BON
9ntmerpcu.
yip.rpoot, II. 6ebruur.- Seute
trai Der Qampfcr yMtcntmOre" bon
Baltimore im bleli9en 0aien ein.
IDnoou, 10. 6cbr.-Osr 0ampier
r2DOiuu OtOuarb" lit uOn 9ieiusYOrt
bier elngetroneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-14

Der m5robiin belt seit,rn
abenb inter Der 2eituns ieIres 0iris
qcntcn Yroi. 6. Sens cine gutbeiudte
Smsltunbe ab, welder cine fur;s 9es
i6aitslieun9 fOl9te; YraiiOent Gmtl
Wtath.i3 iibrts Den Sorlig unO 'Dr.
NbOlf QSienert funsirte alS BrOtofolz
flbrer. Gs iuurocn iisben puiiipe Oiitz
slicbsr euissuommeu. @inIacuugen
6es ,arion" uuO Der ySduserrunos"
III Scren Masfenbdllen lpuro,n ansez
nommcn. 5erner Lief elm Sarelben
uun bsm r2.bisb SanserbunO" uOn
AQentomn, Yennipluanlen, Elm, in melz
diem ber r6robiiun" 81 benz bonn "a.
bis 26. Suit itattf finbenoen Oritten z an
3srfclt bes ,Alls.m,in,n San9trbunoc8
BON Y.nuiDluaul.n" in uuer Sorm cinz
sslubeu mirb.
Der Gan nton= Goen nu.z8 auz
uuo 2eibperein" bielt 9sitern
2lb.nO in ieinem Sereiuslotale an Gan<
touz2lu.nue, nabe 2tnnltraBe, ieine Sab
r.soeriammluns unb geamtenWabl ab.
Den 8Oriis fib,t. Der YraiiOent 0r.
Sobaun NolIermauu uuo ais Sstrstar
funsirte pr. ausuit 2inOemann. Yess
terer beriatste, baB bic Glunabmen im
p.rfolIeucn Sabre $22,875.84 unb Die
4ussaben $22, ,180.76 bctru3en, bleibt
Elm &nIienbeltanS pom S69.0S.
Oas @utbaben ots Sersln5 bstra9t
$19,781.79, unb ieIne YerbIuol!9tc;ten
iinO $19,25O.78, eS bl.ibt oaber eIn
IeberiauB BON $531.O1. Cine iiebenz
prO3,ntlse Dtu!OcnOe warO fir OaS per-
floilcue Sabr ertlart.
Die Y,amtenwahl bate fOl9enbeS
9ielultut: YrGiioent Sob. 8Oliermann,
Sice.Brafbsnt SOB. 93Olfi SdasmeIz
iter BERNHARD &cppsr unO Sstrstdr
Ausuit Qinoemann; DirettOrsn ). 2SOlz
fcrmanu, 3. @Olf 9. Gepp.r, u. Slnz
osmann, s. @ebrmann, 8. 2auterba4,
$. MsDer, $. Stt, q. &unfsl, 8. 0au>
lang, 8. Sammnm unb ). Ri.fer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-14
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9tibdftsfurius ieperat, obcr IN S.rbineung NH
Gt,uoeroD6ie Ino Sodreibihriit Shorthand and
Typewriting aui & VoEatt siHidlicsIid Sutcr.$6S.
Stenosraphie' uHb S6r,ibitrifisSurius icp,rat auf
Uonate $3..
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sen. giHsslsuHtcrrGt - tteor,tiit,e uHb prottii1e
6,rartemtHts. Otan eripdbne biti. 5.ituns.
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80Hige8teoerb erberiteHnng
Oct 6eIpnobeit 1tnO
Rititi9feit
uitt,Ift Der Sa SaIle' 'f@eu9eb oIuaa.
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no airs AnSrrt ftbIgtfdIassH bat.

1. gppufation Der V1itt.I brett am Gis Der
aroHtbeit.
2. g.Im,iburs Der 8.rbauuus unb aSibDdauHs
Der gSlrtiamiett Der D(ltte.
3. @ng.r, Gnudb.runs an Die bebeuttnoeu unt.ren
i6ue uno babe, erleitterte5 &inertn9en 81 Der Ne{s
Denfuisfct uHb Der Q(afe oes Sehtrns uHo Rlds
l. Der Bati,nt iann fib i.Ibf init s.rinstu Rotten
S. 94r Gebraudl trf0roert t,iR. 8.rdno.runs ber
@idt ober 2ebeH5se senobrhettcH.
6. Gle iIHb abinut uui6aeltt.
:. Ste fiuo leldt 9.oem ansntpeHben uHD
Dirt,n unniiiebGr aui ben SIP ben nebes tnnerboI5
pcnis,r, als ein.r baIbeu Stunbe.
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