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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-11-16

AL Saints Episcopal Church, Twenty-sec-
ond and Washington avenue, Of which the
Reverend Mr.. Richey is the rector, will hold
a special choral service tomorrow after
noon at 4 o'clock, and the sermon OF the
occasion Will be preached by the Reverend
E uckwort The proceeds Of the service
will be devoted TO the renovation of the
church building.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-11-16

The Reverend N. &. Colt. pastor OF Union
Mission, returns to-day from 81. JOSEPH
Mo-, where he has opened a branch mission
which has been placed under the leadership
OF the Reverend e.. A. Hill of that city. To-
night he will conduct an all-nlsht prayer
meeting al Union Mission. No. sI432 Frank
lin avenue which will be open TO all. Ar.
Colt is getting everything in shape for the
the Reverend L. Carradine. who Will be here
December l..
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-02
Msioney's Wedding Day.

OF all the dramatic productions
playing here this season 'Malon-
ey's Wedding" which will be the
attraction at the La unta Theatre
Saturday, October 5th, is said to
be by far the most entertaining. 1t
is comedy drama constructed to
please the young as well as the
novel and humorous ideas OF ev-
ervday life,
Dan Maloney, the good natured
victim OF matrimonial venture, is
a type OF character as true as life.
He possesses all the native wit
and Hibernian mischief known to
his race, and bubbles over with re-
treshInE fun. The Widow Clancy,
the Jolly partner OF his humorous
ly COR piicated conrtsnip, and sub
sequent bride, furnishes fund OF
sparkling Wit and joviality that
keeps an audience in the best OF
good nature.
During the performance pretty
little surprises pop up in the shape
of singing and dancing specialties,
and the company, beaded by
James l.. McCabe, comes with the
highest OF press praise.
Prices, 25c, soc, 75c and SI.oo,
at City Pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-02
N OF Guilty.

\ company of windiammers
from La unts en- route to the La
mar fair last Friday morning pune
tured the ambient air in the vicin-
ity OF the Las Animas depot with
strains from their aggregation OF
brass, which this peaceful and
ever conhding community was
supposed TO accept as music. For
tunately the train didn't stop long.
Las Animas Democrat. Not
guilty. The aforesaid windjam
mers hailed from Rocky Ford. La
unta is not afflicted at the present
writing with any individual or col.
lective aggregation OF the genus
windjammer.
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-02
Joe Newman Company.

One reason why oe Newman is
popular with amusement lovers is
that he gives them what they like.
An entertainment such as he and
his company will offer at the La
Iunta Thea re Wednesday, October
I'D, will be of such pleasing variety
that everybody can enjoy it. Mr.
Newman himself will sing his very
latest songs and tell his brightest
stories: Miss Carlotta Bixler will
render brilliant violin selections;
Miss Sadie Talbot will be heard
in recitations, bright and pleasing
Miss Bessie Dade will sing con
tralto solos that will show her won
dertul voice to advantage; Miss
Rose Johnson will play piano solos
of classical and popular nature,
and Mr.. Newman and Miss Tai.
bott will appear in a delightfully."-
funny little play, enttley "M oily
g., or the Race al Overland
Seats at City Pharmacy. Prices,
25c, soc, 75c and SI.oo.
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-02
Quo vsdis Monday Night.

No play within the history of
the modern stage has met with a
greater success than "Ouo Nadis, p"
a dramatization of the immortal
novel by that name, and no organ
ization has produced this play in a
more magnificent manner than the
f. J. Carpenter Company, which
will be seen at the La unta Thea
tire next Monday evening, October
9TH.
The play is one that has stirred
the hearts of the Christian world.
1t describes in a graphic manner
the life of Pagan Rome during the
reign of Nero; the downfall of the
Empire; the burning OF the I'm
mortal city, and the dawn of
Christia nifty. 1t is not only a
strong sermon containing thrilling
dramatic interest, but superb
scenic spectacle as well,
In presenting "Ouo NadIs" Mr.
Carpenter is not making an expert
ment in the dramatic field His
company made most extraordi
nary success in this play last sea
son, and comes before the public
this year with a strongly augment
ed cast, elegant costumes. new
scenery and play that has been
weighed in the balance Of public
approval and found wanting in
nothing
Seats at City Pharmacy. Prices,
rs, SO, IS and 81.
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-02
"Whoxe Baby Are you?'

Manager Blake, OF the La unta
Theatre, is glad he is alive to-day.
Last Friday afternoon be bad an
experience which almost spoiled
the cameo like-contour of his clas
sic features and which, he says,
will hold him for while.
He saved himself only by max
ing a stragetic loop and in future
he vows he will talk to people at
the box Office window only in the
deaf and dumb language.
That afternoon a neatly dressed
good looking yo ing woman walk
ed into the City Pharmacy and
looked longingly at the "board. "
She smiled sweetly and in soft
tone asked:
"Have you any seats for the
performance Saturday night?"
"Whose Baby Are You3" said
Mr. Blake in his blandest manner
"Why, you impudent little
wretch" snapped out the woman.
"I'll teach you to insult lady.
I'll call my husband.
"John come here and attend to
this fresh young man."
In minute John was there. To
Mr.. Blake he looked as big as a
brick wall and his eyes flashed fire,
as the novel builders say.
Don't get gay, young feller, "
he growIed, "or I'll take fall out
of you"
"Why, er--er-" (this by Mr.
Blake
Don't interrupt me. I've a
notion to take fall out of you
just for luck" "
"You don't under" again MIR.
Blake
Don't | though. I'll give you
a crack in the aw; that's wha;
ri do"
"Cut it OUT" roared Blake,
s.what is all this fuss about anv
how2"
"My wife saws you insnlted her" 4"
"Well, ! didn't"
ayes, he did, John; he asked
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-02
Prairie Schooners in Fiocka.

Benz, r. Cramer, OF Hartville,
Mo, one OF the many young men
from the etete east who have read
OF the promised land, known as
the Arkansas Valley, passed
through La Junta last Saturday,
and left the following interesting
news in our item box in the post
Office lobby: 81 have Just arrived
here from Cotfeyville, Kan.
came through in wagon and
passed over one hundred wagons
coming to Colorado, containing
young men like myself, so | guess
Colorado will not be shy of work
hands this winter. Most OF them,
like myself left home on account
of crop failure and scarcity of
work in the east"
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-02
Beet Harvest On.
l>aly.

The beet growers have com
menced the harvesting OF their
crop. The order went out to them
a few days ago to begin hauling on
the 2oth, aud the big beet wagons
are now rolling in with their heavy
loads. The large beet dump has
a capacity Tor something like
5000 tons OF beets and by the
time this becomes well nlled the
big factory will be ready to begin
shredding them up and washing
the sugar out OF them. 1t is ex-
peCted to start the plant Tuesday,
October Ist, and the crop from the
1000 acres planted this year will
probably keep 1t running unuI
February Rocky Ford Gazette.
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-02
a typical South African Store.

.. K. Larson, OF Bay Villa,
sundays River, South Africa, at
which can be purchased anything
from the proverbial needle to an
a1Chor. This store is situated in
valley nine miles from the near
est railway station and about TWEEN
ty-hve miles from the nearest
town. Mr.. Larson says: II am
favored with the custom OF farmers
within a radius of thirty miles, to
many OF whom have supplied
Chamberlain remedies All ties
uiy TO their value in a household
where doctors advice is almost
Out OF the question. Within one
mile oil my store the population Is
perhaps sixty. OF these, within
the pas; twelve months, no less
than fourteen have been absolutely
cured by Chamberlain's Cough
Kennedy, This must surely be a
record. " For sale by all druggists,
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-02
me whose baby ! was. I"

me whose baby was. y
For the first time since the hus-
band appeared Mr.. Blake smiled.
1t wasn't a strong smile but it
answered
Explanations then followed.
The manager had misunderstood
the woman. He thought she had
asked the name OF the next per
Torrance and answered, "Whose
Baby Are You"
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-02

duly filed protest against the sale
OF the land to the Holbrook Com
pany. Rocky Ford Gazette.
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-02
UP AND DOWN THE VALLEY.
News Items. Clipped, Condensed, and
Stolen From Valley Exchanges.

The newspapers claim that 5, 900
people attended the Prowers coun-
ty fair.
The Man2anola canning factory
pack thus FAR this season is about
4, 900 cases.
The first meeting OF the Prowers
County Teachers Association was
held in Lamar, September 2Ist.
Porter Preston and corps Of
assistant surveyors are locating
water reservoirs on Horse Creek,
in the vicinity OF adobe basin.
The cantaloupe shipment from
Manzanola this season is thirty
two cars and about three cars by
express, against twenty-eigh cars
last season.
i'm Dye OF Rocky Ford sold
pools on the races at the Lamar
iair and says the business was
better than at Rocky Ford. as the
crowd was sportier.
\ Prowers county farmer expects
TO clean up over 50, 900 from his
alfalfa seed crop this year. The
old reliable alfalfa is hard to beat
as money making crop.
The cantaloupe season is now
practically over. There has been
shipped from this point IS cars
durlng the season and the fruit
brought the very best prices,
averaging about 81. 90 per crate
clear through. Las Animas Demo
crat.
The excitement incident to trav-
cling and change OF food and
water often brings on diarrhoea,
and for this reason no one should
leave home without a bottle OF
Chamberlain Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy For sale 10y
all druggists.
A sugar factory for Las Animas
is within the range OF possibilities
for another year. The beet grown
in this locality has proven to be
superior to that grown at any
point in the valley, and sufficient
acreage can be planted in this
vicinity to warrant a factory at
this poirt. Las Anlmas Demo
cTat.
The serious illness OF + Cap
itan, disqualiiying him for the
transaction OF business, has caused
a change IN the management OF the
Ell Captain hotel at Rocky Ford.
The Valley Hotel company. rep
resented by w. +. Powers and NJ.
S. Martin, succeeds Mr. Captain
and Mrs. NJ. A '.oring in the man
agement.
The Rocky Ford delegation to
the Lamar fair, which it was an
nounced would be in the neigh
borhood of $50, dwindled down to
the band of twelve pieces and TWO
lonesome looking privates. Rocky
Ford likes to have things her
way, but she doesn't keep up to-
the golden rule of reciprocity :
Lamar Sparks,
c. II. McNay says there is no
question but that oil is obtainable
in this LOCALITY. The only question
is the quantity. 1t will be found
at depth OF about 1000 feet, or
about 600 feet below the crrboni-
ferrous age. There is now move
ment on foot to sink a well about
half way between Rocky Ford and
Manzanola, which will give an
equal advantage to capital of both
towns. Manzanola Sun.
The journalistic seas about La
Iunta have been troubled by the
launching OF new paper, the Re-
publican, by E, w. Beedle, who
brought in dn outfit from Kansas.
The Republican is well gotten up,
but it has been demonstrated sew
eral times in the past that three
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-05-25
Nu 6as Ynblifunl.

Die n5reie 8refie" bat iiber 400
etablirte Ngenturen I'M Staate, tpirb
an iiber 700 Boitofficen perianot, uno
bat cine grDBe 8erbreitune in Der
@a6bar= &epublif Merito, i'm Snoia=
ner=9erritoriun uno Oflaboma.
Sbr girfulations=@ebiet in 1eras
eritredt iib pDn @alpelton biz binauf
na6 Deniion, nOn Maribaa i'm Often
bis nab @l Balo i'm fernen @eiten;
es iblieBt lelbitperltdnbfid NIT be-
ionoers sablreiben 2eier11 oas oibt<
beiieoelte Wittel=9eras uno ben Sio=
tpeiten elm.
9rei Geiienbe iino beitdnbig, iabrz
Elm, iabraus i'm snterehe bes 8lat=
tes untermegs unb fitbreu oenielben
i'm 8erein NIT unleren riibrieen 2o=
fa 9leenten forttpdbreno neue 2e=
Ter 81.
Sn Nabeirabt bieIer 9batiaben lit
Die nSreie Breiie", tpo es iib oarum
banoelt, Die beutlbe 8eo0(ferune gu
errei6en, oas bette Mmseise Maes
blum i'm Staate Seras.
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@bremrettuna Gen. .. eaottenftein's 4

SY%Su\Sttst'1 OSus W @SDVltCApeuu ~
Die r96ln. 8tg." tpiomet syrbrn.
S1ott b. G9Dttenitein einen auBer=
oroentlib ebrenpoaen Mabruf uno
iagt gum SbluB iiber bic duBeren
@riinoe, Die ben Miniitermebiel ber=
beifiibrten:
Ser perbienitppne General, Der
ionit elm taoeuoies Samilienleben
fubrte, batte EMIT pDr brei Sabren,
tppbl gereiat ourb elm @las Giant
pagner, cine atpar re9t unpurltbtige
6anblung begangen, fir Die er aber
ftreng genDmnten nur ii6 lelbit uno
leiner San1ilie &edeni9aft ibuloig
par, nibt aber Der Oeffentli9feit,
neil Die 6anblupg nibt 6ffentlib ee=
i1eben mar. Gin tpegen &uppelei
angeflaeter @alttpirtb tpollte nun
ben &riegSminiiter als @ntlaitungs=
seugen fir iib al.liS.sie.t, uno nun
i fam 6ur9 eine unperanttportlibe Snz
oisfretipn zines 8etbeiligten Die
Sa9e in Die 8reiie. Sbglei1 bic
Nusiage oes Wfiniiters 10 belane=
lus mar, baB Der betreffene @irtb
ieinen Nntrag auf 8eueenper=
nebmung iebt 5uriidge50gen bat.
tpurbe Die Sabe il Der einfdltie=
iten @eiie iibertrieben, uno es
tpuroe Der Nnibein ertpedt. als
bdtte Der Wtiniiter ii1 Der i1per=
ften 8erbreben iduloia 9emabt.
Die 2diter5ungen Der Staot Stutt=
gart peroreiteten Die tbDrihten Ser
leunoun9en, man i6eute iid AUDI
nibt, atpei anoere Mdnner Der Wit=
| ibulo gu be3ibten. bic in eeiiti9er
umna1tung Selbitmoro begangen
batten, uno pergeiien par init einem
Sblage, oaB Der General Bis oabin
elm mafelloies 2eben gefabrt batte.
gs lit in bDbem @rabe bebauerli9,
baB Der Wann, Der es CUR b69iten
Steae i'm 9anoe gebrabt uno init
Mus5eibnung geoient bat. nunmebr
benz &latlb elmer feinoli9 eeiinnten
Breiie gum Opfer fallen muB, iein
Sebltritt tpar meniblib gu beur=
tbeilen unb au pergeben, feline Ser
oienite itnb ni@t au pergeien, uni
ielbit Der unbefaneene 8eurtbeiler,
Der feline politiibe 6altung nib1
billigen tonnte, miro oDh bebauern,
oaB bas Shifial oieien Wann ID
16tper getrDffen bat.
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TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue Of til" FREIE
PREssE FUER TEXAS" has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
In the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-ofices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Three travelling mon and our
very active local agents are con-
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the ''FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
Using medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-05-25

mas ite felbit ni4t ipuBte, nnb 10
ipurbe aus Mobolfo trob ber sroBen
etnaissn W1utterltebe, ober nielmebr
eben besbalb, bas, mas er NUN mar,
ein Saugent9ts, Der in feiner nnptf@
fenbeit gu Mllem fdbis ipar.
0on @tufe su @tufe stns es abz
tpdrts auf Der @9idfalsletter ber
Mardefa. Sbr Mdnn ftarb. aber bte
@rlei9terung, bic tbr bas bdtte brtngeH
f0nnen, tpuroe a11fsetpogen babur9,
baB Npbolfo berantnu9s. Die Gorge
I'm i'm bate tbr 9aar gebtei6t, ber
Summer, tbn troB Mqem, mas fe an
iHm batte t9un fDnnen, auf Mbtpege ges
ratben gu feben, 6eugte iie tn tbrem
Mlter. Ser bttterite Mansel trat auf
als peiniser unb @erfu9er, unb G1pep
ranaa bangle unb sraute es bor ber
Siefe beg @lenbs. gu Der BITE meni@z
lt4e griiten5 berabi iinten tann. Mar
tie nod immer ni9t unten angelangta
Dort, po es nidt mehr ttefer aing9
EssE(Sortiebunp folat)L M
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fiir mt9 fommen, 70 lessn @ie aues n
msin Bureau. sd CLAUDE nt9t, bxb
t9 heute nod etnnal auriidfommen
fdnn. Sn muB ieben. bab t9 nad
Slid cine Mubtena Bel Seiner greeQens
benz Minifter erbalte. g8ie lanee bas
bauert, tdnn id iebt nod nt9t fasen."
,Sebr tpobl, 9err StaatsannaGt, "
.rtptberte Der Mann bDfltd unb griibts
ben babousebenben Gabaltere febr ehrs
erbtettg.
Wteie 2eute singen in benz srober
WeItibiil bes 1ribunals BIN unb Aer,
balb aber leerte fi4 btefts, bet Mits
tasspauie tpeeen. Don pompeo ging,
um bas grobe portal au fdlteBen, un6
bann au9 feinerfetts ber Mube gu
pflesen.
Gerabe als er Idlieben tpoat, fab
er, tpie Elm 8ettler unf9liifiig unb
a5gernb an Der Sreppe untsrl fanb.
fdliebli9 aber bod beraufBumpelte
unb pffenbar nod in bas Trtbunal
btnein fpolIie.
Oa Der Rerl tpenis nertraueners
tpsdenb aus5ab unb nit feinem Stelas
fub mir miibfam iiber BITE Stufen bera
auf fonnte, 10 f6rie ibm Oon pompeo
fdon BON Deitem au: rWas fpollt
Sbr2 9ier tpirb ni4t gebettelt!"
rSie tpollen siitisft entfdulbigen, id
tpolIte-" begann Der alte Buri9e.
rMtadt, hab Sbr forttomnt, fase i9
@u4! 9ier sibt es ni4ts," fuhr i'm
Don pompeo tpieber an.
i'd ipplIte gum 9errn procuras
tore Deeio 8entiboelio," pollenbete ber
Stelafub.
r@as9 uniinn! @eib Sbr beiteuta"
rNetn."
$50 fdert @u9 gum 9eufel!" fdrie
ibn DON pompeo an unb f4Gus ibm
bic Sbiir ppr Der Na1e at.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-05-25
ymrdtbare @efabr eiuer syrau.

Sour ourb eine Nrt fann id5 Sbr
2eben retten, uno atpar nur burb
eine Operation. Dieies tparen Die
ibredenerregenoen @orte, Die Elm
Nrat Der Srau S. 8. 0unt bon Slime
&ioge, @is., iagt, ttaboem er perz
geblib neriu6t batte, iie BON einem
Magenleiben unb BON @elbiudt 81
beilen. Sbr 3uitanb nerlblimmerte
iib suiebenbs, oann nabm iie glecz
trtc 8itters elm, Der iie in fur5er
.8eit beilte. @s ilt Die bette Weagen<,
2eber= unb Nieren=Webisin. Ser
iu1t fie. Sour so Gents. Wiro ea=
rantirt. 8u baben bel S. &alteper
& SDhn.
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Bon eimer Cite am i@suebii@en
6DuiaShpfe.


Ser banii6e &ronprin5 lit nit iei=
ner @emablin nad Stpdbpltn ee=
reiit, um Der bort itattfinoenoen
9aufe ieiuer neueeborenen @nfelin,
1Dbter Der Brin5eiiin Sneeborg,
beisupobnen. Die iunge Wfutter
tpuroe nun BON elmer ionberbaren
Site, bic am ibtpebil1en Sofe
berri6t, reht unbebaslib beriibrt.
Dieie beitebt barin, oaB mebrere
bonn &Dnige gendblte 6erren uno
Damen bel Der @eburt zines Yrinaen
Ooer elmer 8rinseiiin sueeeen gu iein
baben, I'M pDr5ubeugen, baB oas-
9inb umsetaulbt tperoe! Die Brin=
sei1in SngebDrg muBte es iib be-
reits bel Der @eburt ibrer eriten
9ohter gefallen lailen. oaB Die
ausgemdblten 6erren uno Damen
iib i'm &ranfensimmer lelbIt auf=
bielten. Il8 iie aber tpieber ibrer
0ieoerfunft enteegeniab, bat iie ben
GDnig Oscar, oiele peraltete Site
auf3ubeben D0er tDenlgItenS eirt5u=
ibrdnfen uno ibr @emabl Der Brina
Carl, unteritubte iie oorin. Nber
pergeblih. Der &Dnie rpDlte, bah
bic @ntbinbung iib unter ben iibli=
6en alten SDrmen pollaiebe. gr
maht nur oas cine 3ueeitdnoniB,
oaB fib ndmlid Die 6erren uno 0a=
men oes 6ofes itatt i'm &ranfen=
5intmer ielbit, i'm anitoBenben ga
Ion aufbalten oiirfen. = @etpiB iit
Die Yrinseiiin oem &0nig ihon bier
fir iebr oanfbar aepeien. =.
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Gin ihneiniger @eriihermmgsz
Qlaent.

Ser in Der @iener @elea1daft
mDblbefannte 8ertpaltunesratb Der
0Orbbabn, Serr &eeierungsratb s.,
eutpfiag gegen @nbe oes peraange=
men @inters ben eeibdftli6en ge=
iu9 bes Qcquiliteurs elmer ger1ibe=
runesgeieui6aft seeen ginbrub uno
DiebItabl.
Na6 elmer fursen llnterreoung, 10
er5dblt man Dem 50. 2.=M." aus
@ien, bebeutete 6err s., oaB er
feline Seranlaiiune babe, einen Ser
1iberunes=8ertrag einsueeben, uno
ba Die beiben 6erren iibrieens eini=
eermaBen befreunoet iinb, i6loB bas
@eiprdd nit elmer freunol6aftli=
ben &blebnuns.
Na6 tpenigen 9aoen-in Wien
tpar pieoer Sroitpetter eingetreten-
lubte Der &eeierungsratb per=
geblid leinen Bela, Der neben
anberen ueberfleioern i'm 8pr=
5immer 81 bdngen pflegte. Das
theure &leibungaltid aber lpar uno
blieb peri9tpunoen! Da in Der
@obnung audi eelhdftlitb iebr piele
Meniben aus unb eingeben, mar es
gar nibt m0elib, cine Spur au fin
ben uno irgen6 einen Geroabt aus=
5uipreben. Nn einent Der ndbiten
8orn1ittaee eri9ien Der @ertreter
iener 8eriiberungs= s=@eleulbaft aber=
mails bel benz &egierungsratb:
rSeben Sie-iagte er = tpie gut es
geueien tpdre, tpenn Sic iib oatnals
bdtten periibern lallen. l1no an
oieien sarten &Ortpurf fnhpfte er cine
neue 6ringenbe > @inlabune". Dies
mol batte iie @rfDlg. &aum aber
war oas @el6dft perfeft, als Der
i9laue 8erliberunesmann meinte::
vSie tperoen nit un1erer @eleuIbaft
aufrieoen fem. Soear fir ben por=
ber erlittenen @erlu1t iollen sic gong
nad @unlb entibdbiet peroen.
Man fann nibt coulanter lein, nibt
tpabr?"
geab elmer Gtnnbe iiberbramte elm
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