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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-10-16
GRAClANNA'S GOOD RECORD.
A Hot "HOss" Race at St. James won
by a Mankato Horse.

John Graham's fast mare, Graci-
anna, was entered in the races at the
county fairs at St. Peter, LeSueur
and ST. James. The St. James PLAIN
dealer, in giving an account of the
races there says:
The 2:29 race was the event of the
day and Of the fair. A closer, more
exciting race and better time for five
heats will probably never be seen on
the track again. The drivers Of
Panora Maid and Gracianna were out
for blOod-and money-and the best
horse won the race. Three started,
with PanOra Maid, @. A. Smith, at
the pole, Compwood, d. L. Bowen,
second, and Gracianna, Jno. Graham,
on the outside. They got away to an
even start, with PanOra Maid setting
the pace and to the three-quarter pole
it was an even race. Here Gracianna
broke and Compwood passed her, fin
ishing second to Panora Maid first,
time 2:274. In the second heat the
position was the same until the last
turn, when Gracianna shot around
COmpwood, who had been holding her
back, and crowded Panora Maid down
the stretch at an '18 gait, but could
not crowd her out. PanOra Maid won
by half length in 2:224. The third
heat was for blood and considerable
time was spent in scoring, the horses
getting away to an even start, but
the black not going steady, and
Graclanna took the pole from her on
the second turn. Compwood Gran
q wa " ap1 If 1nnl/oI lilo bod x,,,r
but his driver got him under control
after he made the break. Panora
Maid fought desperately for the first
half and the watches when they went
under the wire showed 1 :103 for the
half. The mile was trotted in 2:244,
and at the finish the game little black
again tried to win out, but the pace
was too swift and Gracianna won by a
length. In the fourth heat there was
the same desperate battle between
the two mares for the full mile. Each
one went the best there was in her,
but the big bay was a winner again by
the same distance in 2:241. The fifth
heat settled it., and although it was
not the best time given out everyone
was satisfied it was the fastest heat
of the race. For the full mile blan-
ket would have covered the two lead
ers. The black hung to the wheel of
the bay desperately in vain endea-
vor to crowd her off her feet, but
Gracianna paced the race of her life
and was winner by neck in 2:244,
the last half going in ITO. All in all,
it was horse race such as is seen but
few times in life time, and was
worth going miles to see. 1t was not
finished until the last foot of the last
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-10-16

SIT is as clear as ray of light that
John Sherman and Congressman
Hooper were paid in British money to
secure the passage of the act of 1873. y
The above statement was made by
Prof. Cation at Lake Crystal Friday
night last. 1t is wholly false, and is a
matter which all reputable speakers
long ago dropped. The fact is Senator
Sherman did not favor the bill. The
British bribery charge has long been
exploded. What credence can be
placed upon the statements of man
who will travel upon and down the
state making such statements, known
to be utterly without foundation.
They destroy all weight that might
otherwise be given to his remarks, and
it is right that they should.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-10-16
FadS in Medicine.

There are fads in medicine as in
everything else and "new thing"
frequently sells for short time SIM
ply because it is new. But in medi-
cine, as in nothing else, the people
demand and will be satisfied only with
positive, absolute merit. The fact
that Hoods Sarsaparilla has stood it's
ground against all onpetition, and
it's sales have never wavered but have
remained steadily at the top, demon
strates, beyond any doubt, the intrin-
sic virtues of this medicine. The new
things have come and gone but Hoods
Sarsaparilla rests upon the solid
foundation Of absolute merit and it's
power to cure, and its sales continue
20 be the largest in the world.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-10-16

THE Chicago Record has been and is
at present engaged in making postal
card canvass Of the city of Chicago and
state of Illinois, and also of eleven
other states of which Illinois is the
central one. The first showing made
was most favorable to Mckinley. The
returns from the first ten wards gave
Mckinley 4,249 to 1,219 for Bryan.
The Bryanites were much disappoint-
ed in this but declared that later re-
turns would turn matters more in
their favor. But they do not. The
Record report yesterday morning
showed that the sixteen wards give
Mckinley 1883 and Bryan 2,106. In
Chicago it is proposed to give the vote
as full as it can be gotten. Outside of
the city, ten per cent of the vote only
will be taken. The Record is devoting
$50, 200 to this canvass. 1t should be
remembered that the above vote is
not the full vote of the sixteen wards,
but simply the returns made up to
Wednesday night.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-10-16
THE CITIZENS LECTURE COURSE

The reserving of seats in the opera
house for the course of entertain
ments this season begin next Thurs
day, Oct. Is, at @. FL. Griebel's store.
Exchange tickets are now on sale at
Mr.. Griebels, also by members of the
lecture committee, which, if purchas-
ed, may be exchanged for reserved
seat tickets on the above date.
The price of the course tickets for
the six entertainments is but S1.50
and in consideration Of this very low
price the members of the committee
have decided not to canvass the peo-
pie for the sale of tickets this year.
The price has been lowered fifty cents
below that of last year, an additional
entertainment has been added and
all are to be given in the opera house,
thus increasing the expense of the
course and lowe ng the res ources I'M
less larger number of tickets are
sold. All persons interested in the
enterprise can assist the committee
materially by calling the attention
of their friends to the course.
The members of the committee be-
lieve that the entertainments for the
coming season are of a higher class
than those given last year. The en-
tertainments and the dates on which
they will be given are as follows:
The Redpath Grand Concert Co.,
October 80, will open the course.
This company consists of the famous
Nine. Camilla Urso, violinist; Mile.
Carlotta Desvignes, vocal soloist; Mr..
Edwid II. Douglass, tenor solOist and
Mr.. Franklin Sonnekalb, pianist.
Robert J. Burdette, the humorist,
December /.
Rev. N. S. Hills on "John Ruskin's
Message to the Nineteenth Century,"
January 81.
John Temple Graves, the young
southern orator, February II.
The Royal Hand Bell Ringers,
March II.
Geo. r. Vending on THE Man of
Galilee," March 26.
In order that all may get good seats
the committee urges that the
tickets be bought at once and if pos
sible. reserved on the first day, Oct.1 Is
CHAs. f. KELLER,
y. O. Cox,
w. D. WILLARD,
G.. f. KENASTON,
w. w. P. MCCONNELL,
G.. M. PALMER,
Lecture Committee
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-10-16

sense. 1t appealed, not to the pas
sions of his auditors nor to their pre-
judices, but to their common sense
and reason, and he left a splendid i'm
preston upon the mind of every man
who heard him. The First district
has excellent reason to feel proud of
their congressman, and in increasing
Mr.. Tawney's magnificent majority of
two years ago, they will honor them
selves and the great state of which
they are an important part.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-10-16
THE ReUieaU seems to be getting very

The ReuieaU seems to be getting very
solicitous about the vigorous cam
paign being waged in this county,
and in fact throughout the state, by
the Republicans. AS matter Of fact
our neighbor begins to raelize that
Minnesota is going strongly Republi-
can and it is looking about for a soft
spot on which to light. The Demo
Pop party is in a bad way, not only in
this state but almost in every state in
the Union, and no one knows this bet
ter than the post Office organ.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-10-16

The Revie,o points to the state cleo
tion in Georgia as an indication of
"where the south generally will stand
next MONTH" And our neighbor will
as readily concede, if it be sincere,
that the late elections in Vermont
and Maine indicate "where the north
will stand next month" And by the
way the north will elect the next
president in the person of Major
Mckinley.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-10-16

THE speech of Congressman Tawney
at the Opera House Saturday night
was one of the most lucid and convinc-
ing political arguments ever present.
ed in this city. Mr.. Tawney discus
sed the various features of the pend
ing campaign, and while he dwelt at
some length upon the differences eX-
listing between the parties on the
financial question, he touched briefly
the other and equally important
planks of the Popocratic platform and
conclusively proved the revolutionary
demands made by the Chicago con-
vention. He also turned John Lind
over and proved by reading extracts
from the Congressional Record that
Major Mckinley and Mr.. Lind both
voted against the free and unlimited
coinage OF silver in 1890 instead of
voting for 1t as Mr.. Lind has recently
proclaimed in his speeches. The
speech VAS replete with good, sound
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-10-16

CHE who engenders strife and
makes classes in this land of blood
bought union ought to be sent into
exile instead of to the presidency" is
the forcible expression of Rev. Court
land Myers, pastor of the Baptist
temple, Brooklyn, N. Y. The people
will endorse that statement on Nov.
3rd next.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-10-16
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET.

For President,
WILLIAM rlcklNLEY,
OF Ohio.
For Vice President,
GARRETT A. HOBART,
OF New Jersey.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-10-16

Marriages licenses were granted
Friday to Frank Howard Dibble, of
Ausonia, Conn.,, and M. Bay Rollings
Chapman, of this county; and Tony
Standfest and Annie Hertz, both of
this city.
Nothing like them. Our Iowa
huskers at 4Oc, SOC and 75c. Model
Clothing and Shoe House. 1872
Suits that suit. That's the kind
we sell. The Model Clothing and Shoe
House. 1877
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-10-16

The post office organ evidently had
reference to the Popocratic candi-
dates for county attorney and the
legislature when it referred to '.brief-
less lawyers" stumping in the county.
Both nice boys but wonderfully lack
ing in legal knowledge and expert
ence.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-10-16

sis.
1t shows that the farmers who bor-
row of this institution are using
chiefly the money of farmers, mechan-
les, laborers, teachers, widows and
orphans, and not the i'll gotten gains
of the plutOcrats.
There are in all savings banks of
the United Safes about two thousand
million dollars of deposits, an average
of less than $500 to each depositor.
These are the savings accounts, on
which interest is paid.
This money was not deposited prior
to 1873. 1t has been earned and saved
in recent years in what our free silver
friends call "200-cent dollars" The
avowed purpose of the present agita-
tion is to pay all such people in 100
cent dollars, or in money one-balf as
valuable. 1t is the recoil of the Amer
lean sense IF honor from this pro-
position which will give Mckinley the
largest majority any candidate for
president has ever had.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-10-16
WHO CONSTITUTE THE MONEY
POWER.

One cry of the Populists is that
against the capitalists. In fact it is
now their chief cry. They tell how
the capitalists are crushing the far
mers with the mortgages they have
upon their farms. They are at all
times assailing the money power. Now
who constitute the money power?
Why those who save it up and have it
to lend to their fellows who are in
need of it, and can use it to good ad-
vantage in their business. Geo.
B. Roberts, of the Fort Dodge. Iowa,
Messenger has been looking up who
the money lenders are, and comments
thereon as follows:
Most of the writer's for free silver
treat the money lending class as en-
titled to small consideration. Their
theory is that this class is rich and
can stand any kind of legislation.
The fact is that the rich are seldom
money lenders. They carry on bust
ness enterprises, and their CAPT, al is
usually all engaged in these enter
prises, and they are usually borrowers
besides. The Vanderbilts, Goulds.
Astors, Armours and Rockefellers are
not money lenders. They are in &C
tive enterprises. The bankers are
lenders of other money than their
own. The greatest example in Iowa
of what Mr.. Bryan calls the creditor
class is the German Savings bank, of
Davenport. 1t has more mortgages
on northwest Iowa farms than any
other institution, unless it be the Ell
ma Life Insurance Company. These
loans are made from the the deposits
of the bank. A statement made by
the cashier on the last day of August
showed these deposits to be at that
date 81, O4S, O45 .16 and additional facts
as follows:
Number of depositors. ........ 1914
Average each. .................$5 1851. IF
Divided as follows:
Farmers. 1907
Mechanics and labOrerS.. 49,. 5.120
Teachers and professional. 49,. 632
Administrators, eXecut Ors,
widows and orphans. ..... 604
Capitalists. Observation-Disclosures. 81
Total. Observation-Disclosures. 1914
This tabla will hear caraful apalv-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-11-05

Sa erfolgte bic @erbaftung Sennor
9tbfon's mitten in Der Radt mar
er aus ben Irmen ieines 0eibes oez
rt1sn unb unter Der 4nI6uloiauna.
etren Wtpro inWfericp began9en au baz
ben, iiber bic iteinige, ftaubioe Slunos
nab Sruiiao gei6leppt por6en. limb
lettoem mar, tpte geiagt, mebr ais elm
Sabr %peredngen. 9ibfon mar unfGulz
big. unb nit Der tppiItsn Soraroiiaz
teit Der Imeritaner bate er 4nlanas
oisSefabr unteridGbt, bic ibm brobte.
gtt ben @erb6ren, bic rrfolgt paren,
bctte er oorgetban = 70 sIaubte err,
oaB er ni6tsunre6tes be9auaen hattie.
Iber es ldgen i9einbar Itdrte geipsiTe
fur feline S6uIb Dor, unb Wpnot ouf
Vtonat mar berfloFen, o1ne baB man
ibm feline 6reibeit lpieber9ab. 3tpei
Wfsritdner be5i9tigten ibn bes Wprz
beg. unb ibre ausIagen iauteten 10
beftimmt unb Iiefen 70 b6uia therein.
tofpeit Srt unb 3eit unb umfdnbe in
8elang tparen, nit benen bes anoez
iduloigten feIbft. bob Der sSau ipirtz
LID febr f4parS sesen i'm ousiab.
Stbion bate bonn 9sfGngniFe aus
fpieberholt anftrsnsunsen aematt.
etnsn tii4tieen Qntpolt fid BON QIbus
qusrque tommen gu IaFen, unb aud,
an ben @ouperneur bate er mebrer.
gef4Derbeidriften srridtet, aber es
erfolgte feline antfport barauf.
SIN breiSebntsn Monate ieiner 6oft
enoli6 lam ibm 2t6t in bieIes DUN
tel. Wan ftedte gu ibm in bieieIbs
3ele einen Weritansr, sinen @eaeIaz
gerer Der niebrigiten Sprte, unb obs
pobl anfdnsIi9 Gibion nit bieIem
Rerl ni9ts gu tbun baben fppIte. 10
fieete bod bas 8ebiirfnib, etfpas bon
ber GuBeniueIt 5u erfabren, iiber Ieiz
men StoI5. uub 10 ertipann Iid benin
balb cine l%tnterbaItuns. Die I6limmz
fen @efiirdtungen bes ginaetetferten
fpurben ibm ba beitdtigt. 3alaoa, Der
Wsgtldgerer, tbeilts ibm nit, bdb er
bas Spfer zines Gomplotts Iet, bas
bon benz Better o.f ianaen Srau, Don
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-11-05
Wiff6uIbiae. 9lrst: SO

Miff9uIbtse. glrst: ma
rem Sic bumtt einperItanben, penn id
= nidt 80 Sbrer 8eunrubiguns, ions
bern gu meiner 8%srubtgung einen
GpIesen gu Battle sieben piirbe2 pa
tient (reiignirt): Rebmen Sic 70 pieI
Witf6uIoise, Serr Doctor, als Sic
fpollen, ipsnn Sie meinen, bab biss elm
Milberunessrunb fir Sic lit.
Der bette 8eneis. ,pics
colo. baden sic quite gigarren?" =
.Saipobl!" = Sinh lie abep aud
tpirtIid sut9" : r9as CLAUDE i'd !
Die raudt infer Serr Sbertenner
felbit!'
= Yrattifd. .Sdit Du Idon
frGuIein @Iie gu ibrer 8erIobun9 sras
fulirt9" = sd babe t1r i'm porbinein
fir ale t6r. 9erIObungen sratuIirt!-
-~9urdfdaut. DAME bes
Saufes gum ruinirten 2ebemann):
....Offeu geitonben, Ssrr Baron, bin
i6 nit Sbrer 8~etperbuns I'M bieSanb
meiner S6peitep nidt einbsrItanben...
nber ib min Sbnen einsn Ratb geben;
BerIu6en sic bod s!zmaI Sbr Slid
In Der 2otterie!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-11-05

&Iati9 - sr tbut idier elm penis
btemielrt, aber eS lit Elm 2iebestui9erl
gcpeit! Sentt Itd Der Baul: o meme
Srauoerl, bic liebeIte -.
limb am anbern Sage nod taum
ausgeI6lafen bat er, Der brape Paul,
gebt er binaus in ben 9au. Gr lit
berSdgt uno bpdgemutb 5u9lei9. gr
Iu9t gum S6Gflein bas 3ugebOr.
limb jebt bat er Slid = er besegnet
benz S6Gfer. 9sr lit elm iunger,
feiter Serl, 9ebt in Ietnem Itrumm 9es
Ipunnten 9eintleib ldn9fam baber uno
fust, er iu9e Elm S9uf. Sin peibes
S6af bate er perloren.
9as lit cine pubre Sdtdung, bentt
fib Der brape Puul uno fagt: rSu,
S9dferbua! Sas S6af, bas 9u
1u9It, bas psib i'd. Sch nit mir, i4
fibr' Did, es gei9iebt Dir ni4ts.
&annft perbleiben BEL mir, tpenn OH
tpi1ft, es pirb Dir ni9ts fsblsn."
90 geben ite allapetbeibe miteiuunb.
Der Yaul bat cine ndrrif9e Sreuo',
bab er ieiner Sraubel, Der liebeIten.
ben Wuni9 fam erfiiaen. Deil lie
bait gar 10 bieG bercig lift! = Sic toms
men ans Suus, ba fiebt Der Soldier
RE Srauberl. @r i9aut lie an - is
ibn. Saben fi9 lang angei4aut unS
| oeIGQt baben tie ni6ts.
y9u S6Gfer!" Iagt Der Yaul unb
beutet auf bds S4af, bas i'm 9Grtlein
munter eraiet, yoa lit es."
Die beiben f9auen it9 INNER nod
an. oils pb ii9 bic Qu9en in etnaube.
berbadelt bdtten, 10 fsben tie ba. llnb
isbt pirb benz Paul auf einmal an9il
unb bang.
nS9Gfer!" iast er, piiebft es benn
ni6t! Sas tpeibe S6af!" limb tpie
has Sbier iebt bl0dt, ba bort es Der
9urI6 unb ruff aus: 90 lit es ia!
Sas lit mir geItoblen ipOrben! Der
bat benin bas getban2"
Ser bal" iaat bic Srauberl unb
Seigt nit beiben 3ei9efingern auf ben
Raul.
.@ut iIt's!" fagt Der Soldier. r9ie
9iebe mub man einfperren lafsn!"
Cine Stunbe brauf lit Der 2anbtne9t
ba, Der pddt ben 9aul, f6lteBt linn bic
!SGnbe 5uiammen nit einem eiiernen
| Settlein unb treibt i'm bapon.
Oa bebt bic Sruuoerl, bic liebeIte,
bas S9iiralsin auf Bis su ben 4usen
unb tlagt: rMeinen Ilten treiben iie
fort. Den perbe i9 iebt baben9"
limb tbut fpeinen.
Sritt ibr Der S6Gfer um einen
S6ritt nGber unb I6aut lie tpieber an.
limb Tie tbut bitterGid peinen. 0u
tritt er nod nGber, spidt ie am Slim,
nimmt Iie I'm ben Gals, ba tbut fs
f6on elm Helm 9tfele laden. - Sebei
| uub 70 - 70 lit aus einem Yaar
Spden Der S9Gfer porben -.
Rdmli6 oieie 9eI6t6te bat Der alte
@rdberer, berBrdutigam 9eleien. Oaz
rauf bin gudt er cine Weile 10 etpas
uniifer Dor Ii9 bin, trommelt nit
benz Singer auf bus Senfterglas unh
murmelt enbli9: nSit bod elm pers
trafter Sdelm, Der Serr Better" =
Bier Wo9sn fpGter, als Batter
@rGberer nit Isinem iunaen Weibdcn
bic Ringe tauI9t, I6reibt ibm Der
@etter: n@ratuGiere aum beiIiqen
| @beItanb, tpel9er bds Glitter ebrt, ins
benz er bic srauen Sdupter - trDnt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-11-05

Snnern bes 3immers, nit ausen, bic
S9reden unb S9ulb mod i'm Sobe
bertiinbeten. lag Donna Manuelitd,
bic i6One, ber5loie 8%erfibrerin.
SibfOn f6ulterte feline Win6eiterz
bi9ie unb i4ritt i9nsa meg pOmSrte
Der Shat.
n8on ben Weritanern min i9 mid
penigitens nidt gu Mincemeat MAIDEN
luhen," fliiiterte er Dor ii9 bin, als er
ben Weg mad Norben einf9Iug.
Nan bat in SruiiGo ME pieber
ettpas bon SENIOR @i6ipn eebTrt.
&ber aaiGbrli9 empfdnst Der finIters
Prieiter. Sabre Gntpnio, Der bamals
Dor Der ungleiden She setparnt, cine
aniebnli9e Summe BON einem arpnDz
men 9eber, bic er gu SeelenmeTen fir
bas efpige Sell Der beiben @rI9oFenen
peripenoen ioa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-11-05

@m friiben Morgen, nod Dor Sons
nenauf9ang, traf er auf Ga Yalub elm.
@ie elm 9ieb i9li9 er ii9 in's Saus,
in benz nod pOlige Ru6e berrI9te.
Sein ungetreues @eib ieben = ben
@erfiibrer. ienen Ssufel in Meni9ens
geitaIt. benz er bis babin ni9ts uls
9utes ertpieien, bel Der 9ebIe fallen
unb Diirgen, Bis er ibm elm 9eitGnbs
nib ieiner S4ulb abseprebt : bisIe
9ebanten ftanben flammenbeq in Ieis
mem Grin. ais er bic breite @eranba,
bic bas Suus umgab, 1a9te nit
taBenartigem Sritt babinglitt. SEPT
bate er pas bur9 CRIME Salouiien 9es
i4lofene 5eniter bes S9laf3immera
errei6t - besfeIben S6laf3immers,
aus ben man i'm iene Ra6t gerifen,
uno, ft6 uuf bic Sniss laFenb, fugte sr
bur3 bic Spulten Der SalpuIien =
Stint Minuten IpGter erbo6 er ftd
fpieber tobtbletd, uber Grimm, Der
Grimm bes 9etdni6ten unb 8erraz
tbenen, loberte in ieinen 4ugen.
8orii6tig taitete er ieinen Wea Bis
gum SpeiieSimmer auf Der anberen
Settle bes Sau1es. SIS mar unperz
f4tohen, unb i6neG gIitt er burf bic
Sbiir hinein. Sein eriter 9riff mar
na9 elmer Ninaeiterbii9Ie, bic iiber
benz tleinen S9ranfe an Der @anb
bling. @r nabm bas @etpebr berab,
befiblte es tpie cine Mutter ibr &inb,
fanb, oaB es gelaoen mar, unb nabm
es in bic Sanb. Damn f6li6 er pies
Der Suriid nab benz syeniter bes
S9lafstmmers, ppr benz er i6nell in
bic &niee iunt, benn er bDrte Stimz
men aus benz 3immer bringen. Gr
bordte nit geipannter aufmeriIamz
feit.
nGtein, 9obrecita, 6iefer Wann, Der
ii5 permaB, 9ein 9atte su tperben.
tutrb ME pieber bas Sagesli6t feben, a
fpra9 bic Stimme Don Sofe's, benin
es finb 8ortebrunaen s~etroffen nors
ben, nm Jpn 70 ober 10 aus BEN 8eoe
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