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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-09-20
Gas for LaHarne Brick.

Fred Horton Saturday finished and
drilled in LaHarpe city for the use OF
the LaHarpe Brick Company. The
company was not pushing things very
hard until this well was in but will &C
to work now, The well proves to be a
good one, right up in the top notch of
that district. Shale for brick has
been found on the Charlie Ohlfest place
south of town and the plant will prob
ably be located there, the gas being
piped down a half mile from town.
The company expects to supply La
Harpe and run its octoputic feelers
out over the civilized world for other
business.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-09-20
U. b. Conference Soon.

Rev. N. L. Vezie left Friday for Os-
wego to attend the Quarterly Meeting
of the United Brethren church. He
says that the Annual Conference OF
that church is to be held here next
month and that in all probability not
less than hundred ministers of that
church will be here. The territory en-
braced in this conference includes six
teen counties in southern Kansas and
several in the Indian Territory
Bishop Holt, of Dayton, o., one OF
the most eloquent divines in the coun-
try, will have charge of the meeting
and will make an address. 1t promis-
es to be notable event in local church
circles.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-09-20
A Certain Cure For Dysentery and
DiarrhOea.

"Some years ago | was one of a
party that intended making "a long
bicycle trip" says f. L. Taylor, OF
New Albany, Bradford county, Pa.
81 was suddenly taken with diarrhoea
and was about to give up the trip
when Editor Ward, of the Laceyville
Messenger suggested that | take dose
of Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea remedy, / purchased a
bottle ana took two doses, one before
starting and one on theroute. made
the trip successfully, and never felt
any i'll effect. Again last summer
was almost completely run down with
an attack OF dysentry. | bought d
bottle of this same remedy and this
time one dose cured me-" For sale by
w, L. Crabb q Co. and Campbell &
Burrell.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-09-20
Railroad News at Moran.

A good part of last weeks Moran
Herald was devoted to railroad news
and among other things the following
may interest lola people:
Car load after car load of material
is arriving for the new railroad and is
being unloaded along the right-of-
way. Hundreds of tons of large rock
have arrived for the bridges and cul-
verts, and ties and bridge timbeTs are
on the way. 1t takes pile of stuff to
build even little railroad. This new
railroad may not be as long as some
but it's just as wide as the biggest
railroad agoin', so it's of some inn
portance anyway.
The bridge crew of the Katy com
menced work Monday morning NOV
ing the depot and tearing up the old
wooden platform that has done service
for the past fourteen years. On ac-
count of the FIT. Scott, lola and West
ern railroad coming so close to the
west side Of the depot the building was
moved thirty feet south of where it
formerly Stood and will be made to
serve as a station Tor both the rail-
roads.
After moving the depot it was decid-
ed to make different arrangements in
the platform and things in general,
and to conform with these plans the
depot was lowered several inches and
leaves the floor only about foot from
the ground
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-09-20
The Eiks VIII Not Go.

The Elks have given up their planned
trip to Pittsburg to attend the street
fair. The fair is being given by the
Pittsburg lodge and the lola ElkS de-
cided to make showing down there.
They had arranged for a private car
provided they could not secure a
special train, had secured the lola
band, had decorations for the car and
expected to advertise lola and lola
lodge by serenading all the towns
down the line. The trip was formally
abandoned at a meeting held Saturday
out of respect to the memory of Presi-
dent Mckinley, whose funeral viii be
held on Thursday, the day the
Elks had planned to be away.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-09-20
Rain Stonned the Races.

Friday was the last day of the
county fair and rain, the bugaboo
which threatened to spoil it all on
Monday and Tuesday, managed to
get in at the finish, just a few hours
before closing time. Owing to the
threatening clouds good many
stayed away from the grounds who
otherwise would have gone. There
was a goodly crowd as it was and the
racing began on time and with excel
lent promise.
The 2:23 trot for a purse of $3.50 was
wan by Claudio c., the other horses
finishing in this order: Emma s.,
Easter Prince and Vanity S. The
best time was 2:2S4.
In the 2:40pace, only half mile heats,
Gray Taffy won the first two in 112
and Alphonso, Ed Davis's horse, won
the second two in ITO. Rain prevent
ed the running of the fifth heat and so
the money was divided between the
two, Opal Herod taking third money
and Sunnower fourth. Sunnower is
Charlie Richards horse and was not
entered in other races as she has been
lame.
Dick Wilmington again won in the
running race, with Monte Carlo Sec
ond. The rider of Mack Brown is
said to have been drunk and became
impudent and interfered purposely or
because of the booze with the starting.
AS the result he got away once by
himself and went around the track.
falling off his mount at the lower end
of the course. Horse and rider were
ordered before the judges, fine of IS
imposed and the horse ordered to the
stable. Only two heats were run when
the rain stopped the racing.
And so another faircomes to an end
1t was not as big success financially
as it would have been under better
weather conditions. Mr. Wheaton
has not found timeto balancehis books
and learn just how the association did
come on. But the result is far ahead
of having no fair and the financial
department is far better off than
it seemed doomed to be on the first
day.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-09-20
Street Railway Iron Here.

The long expected shipments of rails
and curves and crossings for the
electric railway are coming in. This
special iron was shipped from ST.
Louis weeks ago but went astray on
the road. The curves and crossings
were particularly wanted and work
will begin at once of putting them in
place. The power house has not yet
been begun, but will soon be ready
for the contractors. The road will
not be finished by October l. as first
hoped for, but will be completed this
fall as nearly all the work which freez-
ing weather would stop is now done.
the first street car arrived Monday
the Santa Fe. 1t is an open car and
at one end is a motor car which will
be the propelling part OF the structure.
Mr.. Crouch says he will start the line
off with four cars and increase the
number as fast as business demands.
The car now here is branded Lam
yonville" on the sides and will doubt
less be the through car.
Mr. Crouch was asked if this car
here is sample of the motor cars to
be used and he laughingly repudiated
it. This is a construction or work
car, and the other one is a trailer for
use when ball games or some like that
calls for extra carrying capacity.
The regular cars will be six wheeers
and no one need worry about their
size or style" So the croaker is off
again.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-09-20
A Communication.

Mr.. Editor-Allow me to speak a
few words in favor of Chamberlain S
Cough remedy. | suffered for three
years with the bronchitis and could
not sleep at nights. / tried severalt
doctors and several patent medicines
but could get nothing to give me any
relief until my wife got bottle of this
valuable medicine which has com
pletely relieved new. S. Brock
man, Bagnell, Mo. This remedy is
for sale by w. l.. Crabb & Co. and
Campbell & Burrell.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-09-20
Annual Harvest Celebrations of the
Salvation ARMY.

All who are familiar with The Sal
walton Army and it's method OF work,
are aware that this organization cele-
brates in the Fall of each year what
is known as the Harvest Festival. 1t
is about five years now since this an
nual festival began to be generally
observed by The Salvation Army
throughout this country, and it has
come to be recognized fact that once
"a year not only all Salvationists, but
also all friends and sympathizers
shall bring "as God has prospered
them" an Offering to help onthe work,
even as Gods ancient people brought
of their best at the great Feast of First
Fruits.
The Salvation Army now operates
throughout the United States numer-
Gus institutions for helping the help
less. And the proceeds of this effort
will be used for the maintenance and
extension of the same.
The members of the Local Army
corps are determined that lola shall
not be left in the background in re-
gard to this effort. And have accord
ingly set themselves to work to make
"A success in this plan.
Gifts of cash and goods of every
kind will be acceptable. The goods
will be sold at auction at the Army
hall.
The dates of the Festival are Sep
tender 2lst to oath.
Arrangements are being made for
special services the details of which
will be given later
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-09-20

The guests are gone the smile slips from
the face of the hostess and she gives up
to the pain which racks her body Many
woman entertains and wears a smile
while her back aches and her nerves
culver with pain. Surely any medicine
which offers relief to women would be
worth trial under such conditions. But
when the woman's medicine, DR.. Pierce S
Favorite Prescription, is offered with the
proof of efficacy in thousands of we'll
attested cures, what excuse can then be
offered for suffering longer2
DR.. Pierces Favorite Prescription
makes weak women strong and sick
women we'll. 1t dries embedding drains,
heals inflammation and liberation and
cures female weakness.
at is with the greatest pleasure / write you
the benefit my mother has received from your
Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical
Discovery, says Miss Carrie Johnson, Of loves
vile, Amherst Co, Va. oShe suffered untold
misery with uterine disease and nervousness
and had a constant roaring and ringing noise
in her head After taking six bottles Of DIR
Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Med
ical Discovery, she was entirely cured"
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets stimulate
the liver.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
Seppscbe uub Huas.
Sef6dftsum3ua.

Us otene hermit sur eefduiaen
SenntniBnabme, baB ib Sas bis iebt
an ct. 9ermainitraBe sefabrte 60
lumblazSu9sel6dft mad go. 17-6.
ape. laoli9, einen balben gfod iiblid
pom SanSel's Store uerlsst babe, un5
oaB mein Sorratb an @aaren Dem
sotale seuldB bebeutenb reidbaltiaer
lela ruirS ME suuor. Sn6em i'd met
men 9ei9aftsfreunben fir bie mir on
alien Plase eruislene nnterltisuna
eriu6e i'd bieielben, mir unS
msiuem 9el9afte aud am r,euen g(ate
bletben si moaer. Nad lpie por
'p.ro es mein ernites geltreben iein,
Der unteritasuns meiner aeebrten
tpertb gu MAIDEN.
z':N IS. Ut. S9dfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
Seibdfts=Nptis.

Siermit sur s~efaaisen 0a6ri9t,
baB id ben @ntbeil meines @eiddftsz
tbsilbabers Srans S9r0ber an Dem
unter Der Sirma Srant S9r6ber &
20. ssflbrten Messerseiddft am beu=
ttsen Gage h%bernemmen bobe un6 auf
meinen Namen auein rpeiter betreiben
lperee. Nu9 perSe i9 aae Nuben=
ltdn6e coaeftiren un6 fur aGe S6ul=
ben baftbar iein. Wit bieler antanbi=
sunS mo9te id ale bisberisen Sreun=
be un6 g0nner bes gei9dftes freunb=
eriu9en, mir ibre @unit audi
fhrSerbin b~ei6ebalten gu rpouen, pose.
gen i'd peripre6e, mein geites gu tbun,
um allen meinen &unben quite 3ufrie=
oenbstt gu Seben.
Sobn3ierten.
ct. gloub, ben 8. Stunt 1901. 2t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
Sbultiifrift=Nptis,

Sa elm redtmdsis Invertebrates &C.
lut, oeilen unteridrlften oils rebtmdsiae uu=
ertannt iino, Dem Boarb Der Gouutu sGom=
mlllare BON Stearrls, Mimi, in beiien Sis=
iin9 am 10. Wfai 1901 uuterbreitet marb, in
pel9em UNI 6ormiruns zines neuen Sdul=
oiltritts na6seia6t pirb, Der aus na6ie6euo
beltriebenem Serrain ;ulammeneeieet 1T
2s! pon lect ), MT pom iect s, e pom feet II.
ulto alles BON lect 6 unb Z uno Is, tpp 126
1peltlt9 Don Il 30; c! pom ieet /, e. pom iect
II, q bon iect IL in tpp l26 weiiIi6 pom fl
30; ales pom feet 81 NIB lpl pom iect 81 in
twp l27 Ipeftlid pom fl 30; q pom iect SO in
trpp l27 weltIih pon Fl 80.
Seber ut bisrnlit befaunt 9emadt, oa6 elm
Ssrbor auer III Der gusele9enbeit bes ee=
natnten @eludes intereilirte E%erionen in Der
noblten Sisun9 Ses genannteu Boaro, bie
s. Suli 1901 be9inut, itattfinbet. Sm
aliftra9e oe5 Gountpratbs:
i. s. @ruber, Gountp albitor,
uno er.ofncio Glerf bes GoarS.
9loub, ben 10. Wdi 1901. 21.2t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
Notij fir S6anfli3ens.
Staat MinueiOta, | "a
Stearns County.

OHS"'HS Suu1iY.
gs wtrb biermit befannt semadt,
baB Dem goar6 Ser County Commit
ldre pom Stearns pom nad9enannter
perlon elm idriftli9es @eIu9 einse=
reidt unS in meirer Office binterlest
uurbe, in peldem INN S6aufli,ens
fir ben Sermin pom 10. Stunt 1901
Bis gum 10. Stunt 1902 nadseludt
miro na6senunnter glab lit in Der
applifation anseseben: Sobn s. Gre.
nlers auf Der Sownieite pou ct. On.
tbonp i'm Conn Strain, Stearns Go,
Minn., in einem 3immer auf benz l.
Slnr zines smei Stod boben, 22x34
SUB sroBen @ebdubes, bas lein 81.
sentbum lit unb ais Salubn uno @o6=
hung sebrau9t mirb. @enanntes Sc
bdpoe lit selesen auf Got l Slod 5
auf s%enannter Somnieite pon ct. Gin
tbonp.
@enanntes @elud pirb er0rtert unb
pom goarb Der County : gommilidre
uon Stearns bariber eutldieben in
Sisuns am Wittwo9. ben 10.
Stunt 1901, nadmittass 4. ubr. 9erz
iieselt nit benz Siesel bes gountp am
4. Stunt 1901. g. S. @ruber.
gountp=M ubitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
Staats=S pmmerIebuIe.

Sds of1entli6e SuItructiorsz7enor,.
gar etne lebs gSo6en anbalernSs IIn;on
Spmiher'1uie fIr Die Counties Stsorns
Senfo1 ltno Sberburne i'm ISIons S,s -,
3tpltaail9nl9ebauoe I'll ct. 6louh om ii
ssaHt eroffnet rpiro. Die SduIe mir6 MIR
~ seprer itno fir iolde. bie iid5 aui Re-,
septerltano porbereiten, aepaIteu. Sic Snl
plultoren 'lno Ufit9lieber Ser Nor,naI56yf-
S9eIitat, iino oieie rperbeu in her porn,nt-
lVale semen erpoit seben, weIte ;Irir;shsn-
teueIo eine ODER mebrere Der ofierirten On
zen eolololrt baben. Soppelte Grripu NOR
yen III grairtmatlt, aritbmstif uuS Cssoor,-
pgIe oHerlrt, nm auf bieie gSeiie eiusn Ger
nun III Der 9tornall dule III beteu. SinioHs
ehlleH peroen 9e9eben in @ranuraiif Nrrt5-
!hellts geo9rapble, F6piioloeie, Ser. Stn9=
zen gel9l9te, Birserredt, SeIeu sPuf;f
yeatilr9el9l6te, 9dbasosif unb sl%niouosns.
l9ooen. Gtne Repetirtlaiie in glosbrS iiir
S9ptes, pom Sactor bis III beu olaSroliibsn
einseidloIer, oeaeben. a1rh
lperoen Slaliert fiir geometrie lnb 0buiif mr.
9anltrt, penn 'ib senus oa;u einffeQen.
Yer Staat tra6tet ite.s boruodh Ron
Stano Der unterri6ts= Grofeiiiou N bpbsn
loer nlbt obne SaeilitGten fiir cine oriinS.
l0ef Sorbereituns ;u ofieriren. Sem pebz
,er, rpel6er barna6 itrebt, lid III psrIo;is,
outsn Die Mittel unbenutt Iaiisu. bic her
Staat 10 bereitpiais an Die Saub eibt. Seds
'So9en IN Der Sonmeri6ule ma9 III einem
grao Gertiftat fiir iol6e beredtioen.
oside anoeriparts nur srpeiteu Grao SSsr
.leuetdt ilur oritten grob Gertififote srIon.
ZEN ioeroen. Gs lit MIR al boiiet. bos ieSsr
,eerer I'M County, pelder BEN NormaI=sur.
US nibt mttmaden fann, Der Sommeritule
etlpo!bnen unS ii6 am eriten SAGE obne ;Sebl
ll1rlnoen miro. BetOiisuns in Iripatiami.
len 81 81 80 bis $3.50 per ISOLDE. Sim
ar, weroen pom iebem RiteIieb Der SduIe
e%foroert, nnb baburd lit Der betreffeube ;un
5ebralld Der Sertbii6er aus Ser NormoIs
bul. btbltotbet 10 gut pie sum ireien Gey
rsu9 ausr bel ben usri9iebenen @eaeuif6n=
IN notbuenbisen apparaten beredtiet. Gin
ireular nit ben peridiebenen Gin;elbeitsn
iro 9elanbt mad 5uidriit an Gouutp= Sdul=
Iperintenbent 6. W. @eber ODER am Or. ..
perp, Selfer. 27=2t=6=20Suni
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
~ 3u Der Sabresperiammlun

9 gu Der Sabresueriammluns
Der Rational educational Miiocintion,
wel9e in Detroit, Mid., pom s. Bis
-. Suli 1901 sebalten pirb, ner=
fauft bic 0ortbern 9aciic Run6reile
Sidets fur einselnen Sabrpreis nit Ell
mem 3uidlas pon$2. @erfaufstase an,
5. unb 6. Suli. g~iltisfeit Bis ldna=
items 20. Suli 1901. 8. s. Stobs
3 er, asent. 24=2mt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
Nercins=Nabricbte
\ Sic mito(;o

Sie Witslieber bes ct. Solepb,
Wednneruereins gu aaitrup in Morri=
Jon Gountp ~ermdblten felsenbe Seam.
ten fir bas neiie @ereinsiabS: grdli=
bent: Peter 8irnis; @ice=P rdiibent :
Sobn Slider; Setretdr: Sbeo. Ort=
mann; @ebilfsiefretdr: Otto Soft
mann; S9asmeiiter: gowarb Stud=
MaridaI: q. &c. 9eeb; Oi=
rettor: Gbrit. Sdleael.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
Sbube! Sbnbe !!

Sa mir Flab MAIDEN miiiien fur
unlere fertisen aleibcr, mullen sic
Sdube losseidlasen werben, steids
piel mas lie uns einbrinsen. @enn
Sbr @elS lparen mont beim S9ubein=
fanf, bann sebt ii6erlid gu
9ebri gbelbrod.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
Sur NDti;.

Solseuo cine mrs semadte GrtlGruna bes
Scobn Seinen: r6ierrnit bei6einiae i'd, ban
ib bic Samilie Soiepb unb anna Eieifer ieit
ben lesten adt Sabreu femme, unb baB es
fern Don mir lei, aud nur etrpas iiber cine
;l iasen, beren Sanbel unb gsanbel
1T.
Samiiie9feifer, sofe George.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06

H Sober Stimmaeber io0te Sam=
flag, ben Is. Stunt, CUR @ablurne
unb fur 8eibebaltuns bes Co.
SiBes in Sauf &aribs itimmen. 2t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06

Sprin9, am 20. nnb 81. in Hi6mono, ant
%. in ct. Martin, am 90. II. "a. in albanu,
am %. nnb 26. in Melroie rnb am 81. unb
%. Wfai in Sauf Centre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
DR.NIVEN

wirb am 0. unb 10. Mai in
4apnesuiae iein; am H., IL.
unS ID. 0tai III Belgrade, am
IA. in grooten, am II. in Gben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
Hnterbaltun9 gum Seffen Ser
Marienicbule.

Sommenben Sonntas 9(6enb mir
bic S6uliusenb Ser ct. Glou6 I'm
befiedten g~mpfdnsniB @emeinbe il
Der i6muden safe Ser YfarrIdule Ell
ne nnterbaltuns gum geiten Ser Sdu
le ueranitalten, in melder naditeben
ses reidbaltises unS iorsfdltia ee:
wdbltes Yrosramm CUR NuFi6rnna
selansen wirb:
8rosramm:
Concert Waltzes. BY Rosey
Flano Mr. William Weber
The Clowns Horn Drill
The Five Little Fiddlers
W Pattock, Q. Hartmann, E. Doerner,
Il, Stein, B. Adams.
Uris9en's SlaSe.,,,,,,...S oiepb S6epers
Sas 9irtenmaa9sn bon Youroes.
Drama in iiinf aui;isen,
$50. .....u. g. Bobert @eiBenbofer
grfer auf;ug.
Sernabette, 6irtenmGb6eu. 6. Seunemonu
souiie, ibre Wutter.. Sba Ruf
emma, 10. Sefermoun
ss:i / (n.,n. masesn ::. E:;s"s EFT
sas'ie' lsi:::aS; it ss%5is
The Key of Heaven .Eleanore Heltemes
h Peevish Boy.........Alfred Hannig
.~onqueror March. BY Carey !
Piano Solo,. MR.. William Weber
3weiter auf;us.
sleonora, Siiritim BON @alSbeim,
..Glara SSrner
5 5aDbi:. ibrs s09ter, .... saSd ssrnid
9ainna, gouuernante. .Gpo gaser
eoia. Sammerfrdulein 49,. Clara griiner
The Reason: Joseph Heitzmann
PIE Waferroie.............Gd cilia griiner
,olacca Brlllante Up. 22........ Bohm
'iano Solo. ........ Mr.. William Weber
0ritter auf;us.
Ste 8orisen pnb 8ernabette.
lazy Tom. John Schmitt
-itty and I.......s.... Hilda Heimann
election-Piano Solo. Mr.. VIM. Weber
gierter auf;us.
SaloBmeierin. .....M. Sunitiaer
' sas'si isss aset,r, &c: ::::. a!'' s5ii5s'
} Is. S6uma6er
Na6barin. -.......S. Roienberaer
lartha. .......... .........By Flotow !
iano Solo. MI. VIM. Weber
SIter aufsus. /.
lie StabtprGfectin pom 9ourbes,
........:::. .........W. Seimiatb
inc an;abl Yilser. ......
lie IpeiBe Dame. ...........H 81. Saielfdmp
0t !
III S0ugen9el.. IL. SoUtQrpu :
inc Sa~bnenlunsfrau. .......... 8. Gmmel f,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06

20 Cine sroBe ausmabl setrod=
meter Sridte BEL @ebr. Booming.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-06
Suremburg.

@dbrenb ei1er SienFas Worsen
pom bodw. Hfarrer Ss5n @erni9
sebalteHea SraRtmeiie enpfinseu bas
bl. Safragent Der gbe SEER Geors
abearn, peIder ais Gisarrenma9er
in st. giaus tbdtis lit, nit Srdulein
8oia Boiling aus SieIer @emeinbe.
Sur 9o6settsfeier bate it3 im elter=
li6en 6auie Ser .Sraut unrpsit bes
&leaiant Gate cine id6ae ansabl se=
feoener gdite einsefunbsn, bic Dem
Seautpaare bic bsr;li6iteu @iHi9e
far bic 3utunft entsesenbradteu,
SaB es Dem uusemein sea9teten iun=
gen Saare, wel6es ii@ in ct. Gloub
bdusli6 nieSerlaiien pirb, itets wobl=
ergeben klOse, wiinl6t pemlelben nit
ieinen pietsn Sreunben audi Der vRorb=
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