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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-02-21
. Long Island.

Thursday was Valentine day and
was celebrated by our schools.
Miss Ida Scott, who has been quite
sick, is rapidly recovering.
Mrs. G. B. Young returned home
Sunday from a weeks visit with her
parents.
MeSSrS Halderman, Leach, Young
and Young are putting up ice.
Miss Minnie Clampett, of Republi-
can, and Mr.. Roy Anderson, of Alma,
were in town Monday transacting
business.
Mrs. Jonas Toilet, mother of Mrs. c..
V. Hamilton, is very i'll at the home
of her daughter. Dr.. Hodgson is in
attendance.
MeSdames Carl, Hallett, Rogers and
Bessie Lusby visited our school this
week.
Mr.. VIM. Whitfield, who has been
visiting relatives in Iowa, has re-
turned.
Mr.. David Cozad has sold his res
taurant to his brother, Arthur Cozad.
Mrs. C. V. Shields and Mrs. Carl
gave whist party at the home of the
latter Thursday night. All report a
nice time.
Mr.. Hiram Martin has moved from
his farm west of town to his recently
purchased residence on Wheeling av-
enue.
Dwight Johnson, Roy Holiday and
Taylor Waggoner left for Iowa Tues
day morning.
MesSrS Scott and Johnson visited
the school Friday afternoon.
Shipper Shelton sent out ten cars of
stock on Monday. A number of our
citizens went to Kansas City with
him.
Chas. Lusby is in attendance at the
grand lodge Of A. f. s. A. NJ. at Wich-
tia as a delegate from Almena.
Liveryman Johnson sold at public
sale on Saturday his farming nipple.
mentS.
Mr.. Daggett. of Phillipsburg, was in
town Saturday.
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Though well advanced in the jour-
ney of life, Rev. ]. II. Lockwood eX-
hibits an energy in keeping his ap-
pointments which might be initiated
by those of younger years. He was
due at Logan Sunday and made the
trip last Saturday night to Logan az
irving in town at 11:3O p. m. on an
extra which had been made up at
Downs to return to their homes the
snow shOvelers who had been engaged
at various points along the line and to
furnish an extra engine to return the
snow pillow to downs. The run was
made in two hours from Downs to Lo-
gan and was late in starting owing to
the difficulty of making up crew.
Five new cases of variola are report
ed in the Timberlake neighborhood
ten miles north in Norton county.
New cases are almost daily developing
in that section.
At the quarterly conference held in
Logan Feb. 10 and IL John II. Craven,
who is in attendance at Salina Wes-
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Prairie View.

Walter Gettys has moved into the
Platt residence.
Sheriff Yerton was caller at Pra-
irie View last Saturday.
Mrs Lottie Platt sold her household
goods at public sale last Saturday.
Geo. Tracy will farm Smith Rob-
ertS' place east of town the coming
season.
ChaS. LaPore sold his household eff
fectS at public sale and contemplateS
farming in Nebraska this year.
Henry Jeurink was badly injured by
the explosion of steam pipe at the
Luctor creamery, which may cause
the loss of an eye.
The Ryckman and Thomas gang
will go to Texas this week to move GOO
tons of bridge material, which will oc.
cupy period of ten months.
There has been no new cases OF
smallpox reported. The family aff1ict.
ed is recovering and restrictions are
removed from public meetings.
Washington's birthday, Feb'y p
will be observed by all true Ameri
cans and well it should be; he is the
greatest American this country eve,
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will prove a blessing to farmers.

Will D1ONC a. O1OOOIA1S w Ac1A LA1OAO"
A travelling Snowman visited Logan
few days since and advertised his
entertainment as strictly high class
Admission ten cents. He had an
audience of two and adjourned.
The smallpox excitement is not in
creaSing in our midst, though people
are taking precautions. The public
school has been in session continuous
ly with fair attendance. The city
authorities have taken a common
sense view of the situation and mat
tiers in this direction are progressing
very satisfactory.
Leslie Fox commands the dray bust
ness here, having bought out John
Shurtz, his most formidable Compel
ItOr.
J. E. Bonser, proprietor of small
restaurant, who came here from OS-
borne, has closed out his business and
returned from whence he came.
Logan was spared from a destruc-
vive fire a few days since only from
the fact that there was no wind. A
young lad lost control of a fire he had
started to burn up trash. 1t commu-
nicated to a hay stack containing two
or three tons which was dangerously
near barn. By good fortune no dam
age was done, save the burning of the
hay. Had there been any wind Logan
would have less houses in it today.
E. A. Hood has disposed of his in
terest in the firm of Hood & Penning-
! ton and will from this on be number
ed among the stock men of the coun-
try.
Real estate is changing hands with
moderate activity and mostly local in
character. But few farms are being
sold to new corners. With a good
crop however this year land will be in
demand.
Dana Tracy, who has been so seri-
ously i'll for long time, has partially
recovered from a surgical operation at
ST. Joseph and will be at home again
shortly.
The meetings of Mrs. Lord, an evan
geliSt of Topeka in the interest of the
Florentine mission, were closed on ac-
count of the smallpox excitement, and
the dates of Mrs. Sibbets, a temper
ance lecturer. were also recalled.
Monday, Feb. 4, was pension day,
and the veterans braved the snow
drifts and made their usual claim on
the government.
a number of schools in this vicinity
have been closed, but soon will reopen
after a short vacation.
A fine, healthy baby boy gIadened
the home of A. Guthrie Craven, six
miles northwest of town, a few weeks
since.
Horse buyers are numerous and very
fair prices are being realized.
Our public school under the new
principal, Prof. w. R. Arthur. is NOV.
ing on finely. Though the attendance
I has been diminished the past few
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-02-21

leyan University was licensed to
preach. j. N. Craven, Joseph Morrill,,
D. S. Hixenbaugh, T. w. Without
and Miss Rosie Copeland were chosen
stewards; Miss Copeland as recording
steward, D. S. Hixenbaugh as district
steward. For North Star Mrs. Emma
Wagner, Mrs. Kate Clapp and G. c.
Melton were chosen stewards. The
return of Rev. j. Fl. Lockwood, d. D.,
as P. E. and of Rev U. S. Brown as
pastor at Logan for the ensuing year
was unanimously requested by confer
ence.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-02-21
Lack of Exercise

is one of the chief causes of headache
in the winter. Persons accustomed to
the pure fresh air during the pleasant
months are subject to this terrible
annoyance at this time of the year.
A boon is offered in KrauSe's Head
ache Capsules, they are guaranteed
to cure any kind of a headache no
matter what the cause. Headache
caused by over-induIgence in food or
drink late at night, can be prevented
by taking one capsule before retiring
and one in the morning. Price 25c
Sold by J Z Mccormick.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-02-21
~ COUNTY NEWS ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Nance.
The deep snow went very gently.

The deep snow went very gently.
Nerva Monk was home from Moline
Saturday.
Mrs. Dubois school is open after
quite vacation.
Andrew Clothier and BERTHE Monk
went to Woodruff Monday.
Mrs. Losey was made happy recent
ly by the receipt of $4,000 from the
A. o. U. w. lodge of Naponce, Nebr.
Mrs. Haskell died Feb. Is of pneu-
monia, just three weeks after her huS-
bands death. Although the daugh-
ter came from distance, she was un-
able to attend the funeral, and the
touching scene of the one little mourn
er will not soon be forgotten.
Was it characterization
When the fearless Carrie Nation
Hiding not the inclination,
Left the joints in ruinatiOn?
There was no commiSeration
OF the keepers CONSERVATION,
Or detected contemplation
OF the scene of deSOlation.
Needing no intimidation
To escape incarceration;
Reading true appreciation
In the spreading emulation.
Could it be an inspiration
Giving hope and consolation
OF entire ObliteratiOn
OF the Lords abomination?
MRS. MONK.
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produced. The name, Washington, is
loved by everyone who loves his coun-
try, and so it will be as long as we re-
main a nation. We have had other
great and good men, such as Patrick
Henry, Franklin and hundreds of 9TH
ers, but Washington alone shall re-
main it's idol. There is no better way
to teach patriotism than to observe
the lives of our great men, ever teach
ing noble deeds and actions.
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Showed In.

Jno w Bowen, of Des MoineS, while
snow bound at Carroll, Ia, contract
ed a severe cold. After several use
less trials of various remedies he pur-
chased bottle of Lichty's Cough
Cure, and says the effect was magical,
after taking two doses he could
breathe freely, and enjoyed a good
sleep at night undisturbed. Sold by
J L Mccormick.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-02-21
Since Carrie Nations OCT.

THERE'S wicked the times out of joints
unregenerate lquorman, who selleth on the sly;
The und pIomaed pharmacist, the other eye
The out-and-out saloonist-alI the route
Sedgwick countys capital the winsome Wichita,
Garden City the plains to Lawrence the Kaw,
in Topeka's marble halls, in fiery Leayenworth,
there's sudden lack of mrth;
there's and doubt;
apprehenSve prevails, since Carrie Nations OUT
Arkansaw there is sulen streak
thirsty quite too full to speak
Too sad for staring orb they
these days when ceased flow;
hath hushed his
creepeth ororn, Carrie Nations
And iron window his architect hath made
fixtures lest they might be
thirsty since Carrie Nations out!
state OF now all they in
the jointsS all disdan;
For his masterpiece of "Ceo at the Bath
painting Nations righteous wrath
and dare the slothful
risk of opening since Carrie Nations
All bleeding stricken doubly
The despos see Blaryland) sandy shore!
pfaries
perShing, with save!
The jointS dow, all about
wall alack prevail since Carrie Nations out.
St. Louis Post Dispatch
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Logan.
[Too late for last week.

[Too late for last week.
The biting cold weather of last week
eliminated in driving snow storm
Sunday morning and drifts were very
much in evidence. Happily the mer-
curry did not indicate an extremely
low temperature, though this is snug
winter for Kansas and the fall of snow
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-01

iuormen Sahresseit reihlid IN ben Ga.
g,lrlen finoen. aefpdhtt ibnsn oas flabe
Srieli allten Qlbiab. Sa Winter aber
icmmen Die meiIien 0iite ni6t mehr In
Die flaGen Ganale. icnoern bleiben int
Wleere in sr6Bersr 5iefe, no ii6 nas
Maiier nitbt betrddtlib abfjiblt.
Dur stuei 9lrten glitter Slide. bic bon
ben 2euten piIaito uno GHETTO gerannt
tuerDen. gelen nidt in's deer suriid,
iDnoern atabell lid tief in ben irei6sn
Gano, Der lie Dor Der Gdlte i1iibt. gs
entfuidelt iitb baber In Den 2aaunen
BON Graoo i'm Minter cine ieltIame Nrt
pon GiIbfana. Gie Slider beaebsn iih,
angettan nit bobell Maiieriiieieln, sllr
gbbeSeit uuf Die oollll trnden liegenoen
Ganobdnfe lino bolen Die Slide aus
ibren GdlupIminfeln, Die lid Dureb cine
tleine rllnoe ginIentllns im Gance
ferntlid maiden, in Der auf utierem
giloe barqeItsllten gaeiie berpor. Ea
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9e,ttid)lanDS emaimemter &C.
Ietrtcr ibriGlt TT 0pnoon.

Sn elmer Sibung pes britif9en Gon=
erelles in Sonoon iiir Die @r9reiiuna
bon Mabnabmen our Nerbutung Der
Nusbrelsung Der Shwinoiu1t belt
Der beriibmte beutI1e 0elebrte profel=
for Or. Nobert aoh einen interelIan=
ten Yortras, Dem Die 3ub0rer nit
Der arObten Qufmertlamteit fDlsten.
Seine @Iperlmente bdtten i'm, arberte
Der Geener, iiberseugt. Dab Die Suber=
tulOle, Die oas &ebeuSmart oes Wleu-
| Iben auf5ebyt, uno bic, pelbe oas Yieb
beimlubt. gang peritieoene Granfbai-
ten lpdren. profeiiDr Sod fii9te bel,
oab er ferner blnreibeno nabgenieien,
oaD Die 5ubertuloie, fiir Die DER Meni1
empfdnglib. oa5 8leb unberiibrt lalle.
@rblibteit lei ebenfalls eiu un,pi1=
tiger 6attor Der uebertragung Der
| 5bwinoiu6t, obipobl man lange oas
8esentbeil anaenommen. 3it 5aupt.
quelle Der Mnltsfunsssefabr liegt i'm
Musnllrf Der i1winoild)tisen patien=
! ten, fiir glbpebr Tonne oa nur oas
8eieB iorgen /; inoem es Sbminbfii1ti-
/ gen oerbDten iein lollte, Die 3eime Der
Mnitefune i'm iih Der allssubreiten.
Mebrere Methooen itdnoeil su bsln
3mede our @erfiiguns, Die iiherlte iei
SlDlirung in Deilanltalten. Sod oies
ludre gum llngliif lInallsfiibrbar. oaee-
laen ratbe CT Drinaello aur Grribtuns
belonoereg 9oipitaler fur S1mlnoltb-
ti9e. iouie 5nr obliaatorilbsn ganad-
rihiisung Der 8eb0roen bon benz
Worbanoenlein Der arantbeit unb Nes.
!infi5iruna Der 6auier, tDelhe BON
Ghwinoiiihtigen bapobnt lparen.
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SmIerrpettreiteu in Sircl.

baufe reiten. Mer 5uerH anfomnt, III
Gieser. Gie Sadie III natiirli(b nibt 10
einfad. Sic Sblere. Die lanae i'm Gtall
gelianoen baben. benebmen lid 166a
unseberoig, llno bel oenl 0erlu6e, .in
ben Gattel" 81 fommen. fliegt manber
Der gurIden in ben G9nee. Daiielbe
geibiebt auh nod pdbrene oes nGen-
nens," bel Dem Gle eblen 3eittbiere
mittelli Der peitide 81, einem m0slibf
ibnellen Senpo angetrieben iuerben.
Sie am 3iele Mnlangenoen tperoen aber
nit Subel besriiEt, uno Der sieser
empfdngt ben ausseiebten preis.
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Selt[amer t:i[hfans.
gSie I'D Ole 2agmnenttid,cr pnm 6raoo ibrea
gSimtsrnuterba!t nerpie,,ct.

gSimtsrnMterba!t neroiencn.
@enn man bon ben 2agunen beg
Nbriatilden Meeres fpridt, 10 oentt
man tuDbl ausIhlieBli1 al Die beriibn,-
tei1en. Die pon 8eneoia. Snreiien isyt
it'd Die 2agurenbilouna ldnas Der Giilie
BON 8ene0is nah Glien biz nabe an
Sriefl fort. lno Gumpf ganobdnte
llnD MeeriraiIer biloen bort cine 2ano=
Ihaft BON eisefartigem @barafter.
llnler gilD beriebt inns mad ben 2a=
gunen bDn GraGo, tuelbe onrb Die Mn-
I6uemmnngen oes Sionso getilretwnr-
ben. @raoo mar einlt Der 0afen bon
Nquileia iino GtatiDnsplaB Der r6n1i=
iben s5lotte; beute i'll es elm fleines
Gdifiet- mo DifderAdotben obne ge-
oei,tllllg, Deilen 8enobner ibren unter-
EDIT fiimmerlih benz Wleey llnD Der 2a=
aule abringetl. Sic 9n9unen BON @raoo
bieten einen 0oen lino trDllcIen Mnblif.,
3tpilben ben Maiierldnfen unD Giinp-
fen breittn iid init GbilF unb 8ras
betuabisne aancflaben aus, Gano-
bdnie, Die bel bDber 6hltb gum She'll
pom Meere iiberj1nennllt iperoell. Nn
b0ter 9elegenen Gtsllen erbiidt man
bier ilnb ba 0iitteil ous GhilIrobr, bic
artlsn GiiAerialailien aalm Dboa6 bic
neii.
6ir Ole 5iide, bic lid tudbrenO BET
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llluilia ber 0apelldlifier.

gelagen, Gufsiigen, SinSen, Mnsteras
ben uno anoarem Mulnmeuibana 81 be-
aeben. Gum Sbeil iino bieie 9rdll6e
perihuunben roer blhen fidJ eednosrt,
gum She'll baben lie fidl in ibrer
nripriinaliben 8ornl anf bic Sebtseit
pererbt. 3u Der lesteren Gattllua ae=
bort Der felt Sa6rDunoerten 3ll Sail
na0t III ben E0rIern Der obereu 9aoel,
8ranoenburg, psranlie!tete unsus Ger
Sdifier uro SiI1er.
8on fdalienbsr mulit hfglsitet uno
bon BEN 0ejubel Der 9prijugsuo lllll=
iblpdrnt, belut9t lid pisicr 3la Die
SoriIiraBe entlana. 3nei Der GtDiifer
tragen on eirer longen gtanse etn onll-
Jetateltes ediTf, tudbreno Der ,Gpre=
der ppranIhreitet. 0pr perihieDeneu
Der Sdnler, Die BON ben Gbiffermei=
fern betpoGnt ,ueroen, fdlt Der 3ug.
Ser Gprecber ribtat cine NnIpraCbe, in
Der Is an mancberlei Glluorilliibeu 9ln=
silalidteiten nidt feblt, all ben leraus=
getretenen NleiIier, uno oieIer iuirft
na9 oem auf i'm seebrabten n9ob!A
Elm @elogeIdent III oas Gdbiff.
Ser 3ug beluegt fitb oann nad Dem
g1irtbsbalIe, onr ueldem befrdnste
uno b,lrthelpimpslte Mafbdume errib=
tet Iino. Dier iinoet ein gemeiniames
GdiffereIien llatt, tporauf Fid Sung
unO 9llt iu FROZEN Sans bereint.
S0dit oriainell III bas iogenannte
Shienmettreiten I'M llnterinntbale nm
3illertbale in Sirol. Gs beliebt barin,
baB Die gurId1ea lire Gdlen bon elmer
be|timmten Gtella aus nod einsm am
Nusgang bes 9Dries 9elcgenen Wirtbs=
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Ser Streif=Seiter Sbai;er.

Ser etreit=2siter ge8en ben Gtabl=
lruf, prdIioent @baffer, lit BON Sauie
aus ein OeiltliAer uno ipuroe merflpiir=
bigger WeiIe Gus 8eiunobeitsrtidIibten
Elm Uletallarbeiter. Seiner Sntelliaen;
peroantte er, Dab er eiue gut beioioete
lnltenun8 erllslt, uno permittellt Der
aus ieinem alten Berufe mitgebradten
&eonergabe FAwan9 er ii6 gum Yrdiis
oenten Der Union empor. Seine Be-
fd6isuna gum Streisfiibrer bat er nod
nibt eriDeiIeu f6nnen. gr latte bas
Slid. Die Yrdlioentbaft gu elmer 3eit
81 fiilren, in uelher Die Gei6dfte gut
9iilaen uno oabsr feline Grittionen por=
tanleu. 2batidbllh uiyb osr @orpuri
9esen i'm erboben, bob Der jsbise Streit
bouptdhlih auf Iein getreibeu ent=
ltanoen 1T. 5alt aQe ieine &oueeen
mlbbilll9teI Die ablbt, weaen Der
unlonliirung bet nod auBsnltelenoen
Tabrlten in einen Streit 81 treten.
e5balfer oran9 isoo6 nit leiner llebar=
reonnastunit ourh. SoD wirb an=
ieitig anertannt, oaB er srobe 8a6en
beIiBt. aNit gr0Rsr 6eitiateit, 70 peit
es Ieine Gno3iele betriiit. perbiuoet er
oiplomatiIde GeidmeioiAteit. mie er
es aud Oerltebt, lib aus idlpisrigen
SituatlOnen beraus5uuiuoen. go
melt oaber Der GuSgans oes Gtreits
bon Der SiibreridaIt abbdnet, befinoet
fib bic 5abe Der 4rbeiter in suten
Sdnoen.
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Anf Der A6he.

GrfEer Nentier GfolO: sd
BIN NIT benz Serrn Baron eng befreuns
bet. @r bat bereits nebrere Male @elb
bnn mir entlieben!" 3tpeiter
Rentier: y5o2 9at er's benn au1
fdon 3uriidbe5ablt2" Gr1te r
RENTER: rNein! Da5u finb mir
auintim "
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Drrgunrrnt.

@atttn:p0u ipeiBt bo9, i6 bobe
anf Der &o9f9ule Elm Otplom befoml@
men pesen netner 2etftunsen irt
GoGsn. 9tltn ratbe etnn1al, mas bas
1T, bos i'd Dir beut' gefo9t babel
q a tie (mit etnem Slid auf bas sdbe
Sleil9): .Werinutblih bos Diplpnl!"
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Dcn Tarur!

Onfe1: nNi6t toabr, SriB9en,
auf lneil1en Snieeu 5u retten 1T luitig!"
IS tb 6en: nSos f9on, lteber
Sntel. 2lber gsftern mars bod nod
Ifoner. ba bin th auf etnem ri9tisen
GIel certtten!"
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3t.trfrrlef.

Der Serr &sGtsantpalt HobeRfod
fhreibt, penn er einen proaeb seipon@
nen bat: nSbeile Sbnsl bierourh err
gebcnit nit. baB ih Shren proaeB cpns
tra 4. getponnen babe" Wie er f1reibt,
iDenn er etnen pro5eb berloren bat:
pGbeile Sbnan bierbur6 mil, bab Sic
Sbren pro5eb contra &. berloren ba.
bea.1
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rie Semperatur I'm jene 3eit meilt UNI
Den Nullpunft ibnantt, 10 III Die gr=
belt nlht 9eraoe anaenebm, aber bieie
arnlen, abgegdrteten uno genii9lamen
geute fnO frcD, 3ur Winersseit iiber=
haupt einen 8eroieuli 5l haben, Der lid
eiGigermaben lobnt uno lie unO ibrs
Sanilicu erDdlt.
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syn Der Nelerpaiion Der Nauaio.
synoianer 5miihen Duran3o, Gol., uub
Garminston, 81. M., ltno foeben Bic
1rilmner elmer porbiIfOriihen Jnbia-
nerfaot tntbsdt uDroen.
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HIN nrrtft ~ rIinr1tr,r.

rNo6ben hte anberes, S09ter Cob
fetns slGn5ero psrheiratbet ftnb, be-
fon1mt bie lebte einen gang ftnplen
8n9halter!" nOas lit eben ne 0R e r.
hnrtie
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Dca eine4rr esr1ri1rett.

Gin 9Srfianer ertappt etnen aeblrz
iGbrisea SIngen babel, tpte er ibn bas
Sa5hentu9 aus bem Node 5iebt:
r8ensel," ruff er entriiitet, r19dmit
Du Si9 niat, gu fteblens No9 basu
III Deinem 9lter?"
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Rrrifets-21eru uttiine1t.

Cater: n9nio, Sinber, iper bie1e
Wo9e rsGt qrtis lit, befomnt am
Sonntaa 80 Morf uno barf bonn auf
Der Gtfenbabn fa6rsn unb bic ylotbletne
aiebeui"
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Der tletne paul: rSnfel, lit
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ten" aGie tpirb 9liemoab obns 8ez
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