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Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-07-05

trust" if properly aided by the mining
men of the state will have the effect of
at least restricting the monopoly to such
an extent that its operations will be more
timid. Perhaps it will be possible to OBJ
tain evidence of collusion, and, if what
the people say is true there ought to be
little difficulty experienced in making the
fight. Assistant Attorney General George
Post, who has been one of the prime
movers of the Inauguration of the fight,
is president of the Argus Mines and
Tunnel company of this district and
mining man who has practical exerience
in mining and with all the varied ramfi-
cations of the smelter trust. The people
of the district, and especially those en-
gagged in the production of the precious
metals should begin at once to aid in
every way possible. If they know any
thing concerning the smelter trust let
them present the facts to the attorney
generals Office where they might be used
to advantage. Every item of evidence
will be necessary.H any mining man here
knows of evidence of any character let
let him call up the attorney generals
Office by telephone as soon as he reads
this. The phone number is 1908, Den
yer, Colo Now is the time to help.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-07-05
AN ERA OF DEVELOPMENT.

Those who visit Idaho Springs this
week will notice that the city is moving
to lively music. The strenuous life"
has established itself among the people
and they are all working loyalty for
greater Idaho Springs. The scores of
big tunnel enterprises in the district,
the hundreds of producing mines, the
irst-class business esta blshments, the
scenery, the climate, the hot and cold
soda springs, the baths and everything,
contribute to make Idaho Springs the
ideal city and the Idaho Springs district
one of the foremost mining sctions in
state that leads all the other states in the
union in the production of the precious
metals.
There is everything to inspire one to
action in this district and city. There is
an incentive for toll and the city and dis
trict is filled with toilers.
Its success is dependent upon those
who toll. They are the basis of all
wealth created. In the drilling contests
you will see the Drawn that makes sue
cess in the district.
Attention is called to the successful
appearance of everything. To the sub
stantial nature of every enterprise and to
the effort that is being made to make
Idaho Springs one of the foremost cities
in the state. We call your attention to
these matters because if there is any,
thing to inspire you to healthier or 1ivlier
action take it-there is no copyright on
anything we have in Idaho Springs.
During the past year the development
of the city and district has been some
thing unparalleled in its district. The
mining propositions have been enhanced
in value by the application of capital,
Drawn and brain and in the years to
come Idaho Springs will continue to i'm
prove until she occupies the place nature
intended she should occupy-that of the
leading city in Colorado.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-07-05

them ong to destroy tuberculosis germs that
might be haunting the West, she had heard
they did. Do not fear them.'
ssWeI, that is the first time was ever taken
for tuberculosis germ" said Mr.. Sabin, land I
will give you pointer it is the last time it will
happen in this hotel"
With this the attorney adjourned to bath
house and allowed himself to boil out
.sss1s
Last weeks Georgetown Courier contains a
vicious screed in regard to the loss of the Federal
patronage. In the OF his editorial abuse the
editor of the paper refers to the "Idaho Springs
Graft" meaning this paper and makes several other
statements that he cannot prove Siftings dislikes
to mix with Chinese laundry of the character of
the Georgetown Courier. 1t is a notoriously
cheap debilitated thing and fellow never cares
to attack cripple. Politically, it bears the same
relation to the decent newspapers of the county
that one of the Larimer street marked down.
joints in Denver does to one of Denver's respec-
table merchandise establishments. There is moth
ing that we know OF that the paper would not do
for the amount necessary to become Buffalo, and
that amount is eleven cents. 1t is a withered and
faded stinkweed and nothing more. Because
Topics, live little newspaper has stepped in and
righteously deprived it of the patronage it was
holding under false pretense it is now bowling
and whining until the moutains echo. Siftings is
not bargain counter proposition and does not
consider itself in the same class with this Chinese
choPhouse. 1t will not quarrel with the sheet be-
cause even an acquaintance with such class is
damaging.
u&u1k
The State University of Colorado, located at
Boulder, is beginning to receive attention as one
of the foremost educational institutions of the
country. We are in receipt of a communication
from President Baker in which he calls attention
to the wonderful growth of the institution during
the past ten years. Several Idaho Springs people
are numbered among the alumni of this seat of
learning and understand that several others are
to be added this year Here is what President
Baker has to say:
The table shows the growth in the attendance
at the University of Colorado during the mast ten
wears:
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-07-05

The prices asked for real estate in
the city would indicate that there is
abundant faith in the future of the city.
Besides this nature has arranged it topo-
graphically so that building ground is
always worth something.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-07-05

The various lodges should see that
visiting members in the city are shown
a great big, double-geared time. 1t pays
to have reputation for being a good
entertainer.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-07-05

1t begins to look as if a new bridge
be necessity All these Improvements
should be made where it is possible to
make them.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-07-05
WELCOME TO VISITORS.

The city is yours this week-take
everything united and if there is anything
tied unite it.
Idaho Springs wants you to enjoy
good time. 1t is place where the noun
tain breezes fan trouble from the tired
brow.
1t is an occasion on which you should
always rejoice for it is the birthday of
the greatest nation on the face of the
earth.
We are little crowded for accomma-
tions but if necessary we will sleep under
the blue sky and let you get under the
best bed spreads in the house.
In a sense it is neigh borhood reun-
ion. Many of those with us for the cele-
bration are old pioneers who helped to
rock the state in the cradle of its infancy.
They were state builders. Then there
are the younger ones who are reaping
where these old pioneers sowed. They
are the young ones upon whom the sue
cess of the future must largely depend.
They will have good time but let them
have it. If they yell until the mountains
echo and re-echo their song of Joy let
them yell
Then there is the still younger class
the little folks. Siftings always said
God bless the little onesl Do not swadd1e
them with restraint because you are at
strange home or in a strange city Let
them have a good time. Let them yell
and drink the bright red lemonade
and slide and tear around all they desire.
Do not attempt to keep their clothes and
faces clean for that task will ruin your
good time and spoil theirs in the most
exasperating sense.
Let everyone have good time.
There is no need for profanity,
drunkenness and debauchery. 1t is al
ways a good time to prevent that sort of
business and there is no better time than
where there is a crowd gathered together
to have good time. Women and little
children do not like to see it and hear it.
1t spoils good time for people who are
endeavoring to be decent. If you must
get full get so full that you go to sleep and
then sleep until you are sober enough to
be ashamed of yourself.
See everything that is to be seen.
Bet all you want to bet on the races.
Make it the occasion of a splendid
celebration.
Every visitor is welcome. Idaho
Springs is glad to have you with her in
her endeavor to entertain you and see
that you have a good time
Everything has been arranged so that
you can have a good time and return to
your home pleased with what you have
seen and heard. If there is any incivility
shown you report it to the mayor or to
Chief of Police O'Rourke and he will see
that restitution is made and that all
wounds are healed.
Do the best you can to make yourself
happy and everyone else happy and there
will be no trouble regarding the outcome.
Place yourself in the position of the one
who is entertaining and the one who is
being observation-disclosures in a double
capacity and the celebration will be an
affair that will become memorable as one |
of the greatest ever held in Northern
Colorado and one that you will remembe
with pleasure as long as you live.
Eoh+
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-07-05

Keep the places of business and the
residences decorated so that the visitors
will appreciate the life of Idaho Springs.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-07-05

Thus 1t appears that the increase in the total
university attendance in the period of ten years
mas oeen about four hundred per cent the increase
about seven hundred per cent
1T is safe to predict that within a few wears
the University of Colorado will have an attendance
OF one thousand students. These students come
from all parts of the United States, and some of
them from Europe.'
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-07-05

Another Denver man is talking about
a steam laundry. We hope he will come
but hopes have always flown in the past.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-07-05

A stone quarry is one of the things
that might be developed near the city.
Who will take the matter up.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-07-05

Attorney General Posts fight upon
the American Smelling and Refining
company, better known as the "smelter
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-07-05

{. S. Boyntor, of Philadelphia, Pa, writes the
Burro very interesting communication this week
regarding the purchase of mining stock bv Eastern
investors He says that it is not fact that so
many people have lost in mining deals, but that
every man who has been unsuccessful in his own
business and obliged to meet failure and the dis
grace often incident to it has laid the blame to h;s
purchases of mining stock. 81 know one man -
writes Mr.. Boynton, "who has failed twice for
several hundred thousand dollars and each time he
claimed it was due to speculation in mining. Later
on it developed that he had never spent but $50 in
his life in mining investments" Down in Neb
raska when former State Treasurer BARLEY was un
fortunate and compelled to serve time in the
United States prison it was said that he lost bis
money in specializing in mining in Gilpin county.
Those familiar with the mine in which he placed
his investments know that not to exceed $500 has
ever been accomplished in development on the
property As our friend in Pennsylvania saws. too
many people attempt to excuse their misfortune
by this old, thread-bsre statement We can noirt
to half dozen idle mines in the district that ,vould
be shipping today were it not for the fact that
eastern stockholders are endeavoring to freeze out
the western people who have interests in the prop
ositions. Some week when space is more generous
will publish Mr.. Boyntons letter in full If is
worth reading and should be published in every
newspaper in the east.
.xs&y&
The other morning at the Colorado & Southern
depot the need for the little letter circulars was
brought to mind and Cashier Bush of the First
National Bank, who is also member of the ex
ecutive committee of the Chamber of Commerce
called attention to the need. half dozen tourists
alighted aud began to ask questions. One feiiovy
told them the population of Idaho Springs was
1900 and another made the statement that II was
5000 In this way the tourist was confused and
probably went away thinking the nonu1atio,, ,ros
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24

infer S@ub3olipitem entsesen, bas
uuieren iabameritanii9en Ma9barn
seSeniber entpeber gang fallen Selaiz
fen, ober bur@ @e3ipro3itdts: @ertrds
sc bebeutenb mobtfi3irt uerben miiie.
Sc iet utel perninftiser, eine weiie
9anbelspolitit gu betreiben, als frembe
Wationen gu unterio@en. @esen btez
le GuSfibrunSen wirb ii@ menis etn=
lpenben laiien. l1niere banbelspolttts
iden B~e5tebunSen gu un{eren ilblts
den Na9barn iolten eine enti9iebene
8eHeruns erfabren unb mirben ii@
eann 5~peifelsobne als bur6aus re.
muneratiu ermeiien. @ir birfen bters
BET aber ni9t aus benz Muse laHen,
bob europa unier better &unbe lit urb
auf uaablebbare 3eit bleiben pirb.
Wenn bas SallenlaRen ber Sdussolls
S9ranten sesen Sibamerifa seboten
eri6eint, 70 mdre es sesen europa
nod utel ansebra9ter.
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,Trufs iino Elm Se9ea unb Iou

rTrufs iimh Elm Sesen unb iouten
psn Der &esieruns sei@ibt werben.
Dte fibrenbe Stequns, rpel6e bic
Ser. Staaten auf benz @eltmartt er=
runsen baben, lit Der @erbienit bes
Truits. Dte Mdnner, mel9e Erults
srinben unb iie f%ontroliren, sebrau=
den ibr &6nnen unb @iHen nt9t n,lr
gum eisenen @ortbeil, ionbern gum
@obl ber Nusemeinbeit. sos bat
Senator Platt, Der republifanti6e
Bog, TN Staate Stem Yort auf Ell
mem ibm gu @bren sesebenen 8antett
seiast, auSeii@ts bes Oeltruit, bes
i3udertrui, bes &oblentrut, bes
Mil@truit unb sulest nod bes Sleii9=
truit, Der ben Mrbeiter n0tbtst, it9
nit Dem i@le@teiten Tleti@ gu be-
snisen unb bafir borrenbe Yreiie gu
besablen, Der Erufts. mel9e bic Nus=
saben fur ieben 9ausbalt perboppeln,
obue baB BITE @rbeitsl0bne TIM @er=
bdltniB seftteSen iinb. Senator Platt
mub uon Der Sdbtsteit ietner polite
i@en Mai@ine iebr aber5eust iein,
mena er slaubt, baB bteielbe nod wets
ter In benz semobnteu geletie laufen
tann. Die Beu6lferuas pon Seem
Oort mibte bod serabeau NIT 8linb=
bett sei@lasen fein, menr1 fe bteier
Politit. bic bic &etden rei@er uub
bic armen drmer ma@t, nod ferner
ibre 3uittmmun9 gtebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
Der &eef=Trut bat benz 0olfe mie=

Der 8eefzTrut bat benz @olte uie=
Der etne 2ettion seseben unb ibm se=
3eist, mie balhos es 1T, iid aeaen
BITE Eruits gu idisen, iolauae es
nt9t bafar iorSt, baB Mdnner in bic
Resteruns, b. 3. BITE Prditbentf9aft
unb ben @onsreB, semdblt rpersen, bic
ni9t unter Dem ginFuB Der Bolts
ausbeuter fteben. General : Mnmalt
&nor bat mieber einmal feine Bemeile,
auf @run6 berer CT eine alaae aeaen
ben Beef. Eruit einletten tann. Merfs
uiroiS baB bic Gbminiitration, bic
bod 10 piele 9ebeimpolsiiten unb
Sptbel aaer Mrten anseitellt bat, urn
anbere @eiesuerlesunsen aufsuipiren,
Defenders TN Sanbel NIT Spirituolea,
fetne iol9en @robuerbre9er, mie Ben
BeefsS ruff, ben Stabltruit unb ale
BITE anberen Erults unb gombinatio.
men i~berfhbren fann! @s lit uners
tldrli&, auber bur9 bas betannte
Spradmort, bas etne ardbe Der an.
bern BITE Gusen nt9t ausbadt. Das
tiebe BOLT lit bod gar gu sebulbia.
Wirb es ntGt einmal aufrdumen nit
ben 8risanben, rptrb es ni9t einmal
2eute, Bic lein SntereEe ruabs
rem, tn BITE @esieruns brinsen2
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
&ommeraieQe @Gbanfon, I'm sc.

seniab CUR potittl1en, bilbete bas
Ebema etnes t%nterelianteu gortrases,
ben 9err sc. g. Snsals. Prdlibent
Der r8ts Sour, am @umftas auf
benz Bantett beS r8anfers' Club"
in Gbicaso belt. CT mites barauf
bin, baB europa ii9 tn aller Sti0e
Der mtttel: unb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tie bemd@tist babe, wdbrero uniere Yo=
littfer ale 8elt NIT Ser Wonroe=O ofs
trim ansurempeln iu9ten. gs rpdre
fur ben anerifaniIden 9an6el bebeus
tenb better, penn baS TransportsS p.
item 5wii@en Norb. unb Sibamerita
perbenert unb seboben mirbe, ais
bab mir prablerti9 barauf poden, bic
sr6bte, md@tisite unb reldfte Nation
Der Welt gu iein. Damit i9afe man
ii@ BET ben fib= ,inb mittslameritani=
l1en Nattonen tetne t,eusr, Mdrtte,
rDenr man benielben aber aeise, baB
fte btqtser unb better In Ben Ser.
Staaten eintaufen f0nnteu, mirben
lutr BITE europdil@e &onturrena balb
Dem ftebe inbeGen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
5m @ai6instoner 0autsationsbu

SOM xCuIgIWBl0Her 2taDt9alloHSOui
reau 1T man iebr menis erbaut iber
bic unuortbetlbaften gommentare,
mel6e bic Musmabl bes 9eutnannt
COMMANDER Gemplin so. Potts fur
ben Yelten eines Marine Mtta9es fur
Berlin, @ien unb &om beruorserufen
bat, unb man lit nun bemibt, gu be-
t~peiien, baB barin feline Belobnnns
fur Bite BON ibnn seleiitete 8erunsltm=
pfuns bes MbmiralS S9lep gu err
bliden iei, ba Potts bereits Dor Sab
resfriit, LANCE ebe er TN S@lep Sale
ausseiast, nm ben Soften ft@ beuor.
ben unb benielben 3useiast befommen
babe. Dtes siebt Der Sa@e fur potts
eisentli@ nod Elm fataleres @eprdse,
neil mar, auf ben 0erba9t fommer
f0nnte, er babe ii@ benz N~auiSations.
bureau um 70 willfdbrtSer se3eiSt,
Inn BITE Musii@t auf ben an~Senebmen
unb Iei@ten grbolunsspoiten ni@t gu
perlieren.
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Sic Iriebens . Observation-Disclosures

9ie Triehens $ 1lnterbanblungen
swii@en 8uren unb 8riten itns emit
meilen tn S@mebe, Bis bic Buren=
&ommanbanten iber bic enslil@en
8ori9ldse abseitimmt babeu ruerben.
Otes birfte etma bret Wo@en in Nn=
ipru9 nebmen unb mdbrenb bteier 3eit
merben bic &rtess:O pperattonen forts
seiest merben. Solten bic 8orl9ld=
&c Sobn 8uQ's 10 tlltberal ietn, mie
bic PreBbert9te aus 0on6on anbeu=
ten, bann merben ite aweifelsobne pon
BEN tobesmutbiSen Nfritanbern per-
worfen uerbeu. Ser &f aufs Mei=
fer warbe ba6ur@ auf unbeiimmte
3eit fortseiebt merben, Bis entweber
England it6 u0liS eri@0pft ober bic
8urenz Nation a%usSerottet letn mir6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
Der interxationale Dampfertruit,

Der interxationale Dampfertruit,
unter Der Me8ibe bes Mllermeltss Eruits
slusbraters s. g. WorSan lit n,l,
bod eine Ebatla@e eeworben. Dte
iinf sr6bten ensliidsn unb ameritanis
i9en Dampferlinten merben unter eins
beitli@er 0eituns iteben, pdbrenb Sic
beiben sroben beuti9en 0inien, bic
9amburser unb 8remer, atuar ibre
l1nabbdnsiSfett bemabren, nit benz
Truit inbeiIeu 9anb In Sanb seben
luerben. Ser 3wed bteier geri@mel=
suns LIT, UNI NIT benz P%rdltbenten Der
International Nauisation Co." Gle
mentS u. @rtscom, gu reben vbeiie=
rem transatlantii6en 8erfebr gu pers
minberten Soften gu seben. Bislans
murbe berielbe tn ertrauaSanter @et1e
seleitet, tn ber 3ufunft aber sebenten
MIR intenisenter unb 6tonomii9er gu
merben." Oas ioDl beiBen, SaB nod
Mrt a0er Truits bic 8etriebstoIten Be.
beutenb perrinsert unb bic ginnabmen
erb6bt merben lollen. Oas retlenbe
gu6litum aber mtrb bic Soften gu tra=
gen baben, inbem bic Sabrpreiie, melz
DE feinesmess serins unb In Der leb=
ten 3eit erit bebeutenbe Steiserunsen
erfabren baben, mteber etnmal in bic
66be 9e19raubt merben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24

M9ts 1T mi&tiser fur eine Samilie,
fir etne @eieui@aft, fir einen Staat
un6 fur etn sanaes 8elt als Moral,
unb nt@ts 1T teiber bebnbarer als Der
8esriff Moral. Tansen MIR i'm Sau~
ie on, 10 beSesnen MIR BET tebem
S9rttte unt Eritte Der &lage iber
bas toDe Treiben Der @elt, iber ben
1sbsrmutb ben 1nseboriam unb Maus
gel an Ndtuns Der &tnber tbren 81
tern seseniber. Ser 9auptsrunS
auer bteier &lasen liest In uns ielbt,
tn benz 9anbel nnb @anbel bes &la.
gers. 8tr baiten In Nlem, in Der Dr.
bett, I'M l1msanse unb in unierem bdES~
li9en 9eben. @ir baiten na9 Dem
i@n0ben Mammou un6 ba1ten ebenio,
bas erworbene @elb mteber auf Scr
ebeniO utlben Sasb nod benz @ersnis
gen pieber lossuwerben. @ir senie=
fen we6er bas @elb, nod bas nit
semielben ertaufte gersnasen; i'm
@alopp mlr6 bas @els ueriubelt unb
int Sturme bas Yersnisen erobert,
unb wetter sebt bic toae sSas6 BEN
@rabe gu bon elmer @rbett tle an
bern, BON elmer GufresunS III Sic an,
bere, unb i@lteblid tommt Ser Senie-
mann un6 ma9t Der tolen Saso Elm
iabes gnbe. Ste iunsen 9eute ler
men pon ben Mten bas 2eben It9 an
5aleben unb es gu senisBen, unb NIT
BEN Seuer Der SuSenb fanser ite bo
on, mo bie Ilten ~aufb0rsn, unb bas
nennen mir uebermutb, mabrenp bic
Sun9en tbatid@lt@ uur nadabmen,
mas fte BON Mn6eren Qelehen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
len besansene i@reienbe tlnre&t piels
leidt unIere Stats. Mdnner" lobenY
Scr 0auttunteridieo awilden Sen

Der 9aubtunteri@ieo 3mii@en BEN
beiten Yarteien In 8e3us auf BITE pbi=
lippinen 1T: vDie Demofraten am
erfennen baS &e9t Der Ttlipinos auf
Selbftresteruns unb tie perlpre9en,
ibuen ibrel1nabbdnSisteit gu seben, 70.
balb als cine ii9ere @eSieruns etabltrt
lit, mdbrenb bic &epublifaner eine BE-
ftdnbise golonialpolttit I'm Sinne ia.
ben, bic li9 na9 benz Muiter pon
-gnslanb's friberen &esieruns In ben
amerifanii@en golonien unb ieiner
iesisen &esieruns In Snbien ri9tet. "
Gin @ppel an bas 8olt auf einem
iol@en rSnue" iollte gu elmer bemo=
tratii@en Mebrbeit in Der nd9lten
Champagne fibren.
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Scr &ronrath in Qonbon hat 81

9er &ronratb In 9onbon bot Be
i@lohen, baB Der &r0nunsstas unb Ser
bemielben folsenbe Sag sffisie0e Set
ertase iein iollen. Oa bic beiben Sage
(26. unb 81. Suni) auf Donnertas
unb Sreitas fallen, unb es it@ fur bic
meiiten @ei@dfte ni@t lobnen rpirb,
ben Samtas, ber 70 mte eth balber
Teiertas 1T, ais G~rbeitstas gu Be.
nusen, 10 t6nnen bic Nrbeiter ben
9obn elmer balben Wode uerlieren, INN
bas srobe enslii@e puppenipiel nit
fetern gu belfen. ste wer6en uiel.
lei9t benfen, baB tbr btder @buarb
better setban, benz 8eiipiel ieines
S@wasers unb ieines Nefen, ben bets
ben beuti@en &aiiern, gu folsen. unb
BEN gang bebeutunSslolen &r0nunsS:
sauber gu ueri9mdben.
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9as Observation-Disclosures Bat Der

9aa Observation-Disclosures bat ber
Mittme beS ermorbeten 9rdltbenten
Meainlep eiue Sabres Peniton BON
5000 Dollars einitimmiS anSseiebt.
Nun bat bic Wittme beS ermorbeten
Y~rdlibenten cine Peniton gar nt4t
n6tbis, tenn iie 1T reid unb bot tetne
Samilie /; auein biersulanbe bilbet @elb
bas Erofpfaiter fur ale @unben.
@as Mc&inlep'S @ittwe BET ibren
einfa6en 9ebenssemobnbeiten unb IT,
rem 1d6nen ginfommen NIT ben mel.
teren 5000 Dollars pro Sabr mobl
thun fann2
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9err 8ourfe go6ran aus See

9err 8ourte godrar aus Stem
gort purbe pom Bapite in Mubien3
empfanseu. or tbeilt mil, baB e. Ben
e%brwarbtsen &ir@enfirften meientli@
itdrfer ausetrofen babe, als Dor fanf
Sabren. Ser Paplt leste Bemeiie
ietnes ruunberbaren @ebd9tntfies an
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