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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-07-02
thing and never paying any place.
here are men here that owe every
merchant in town and not cent of it
can ever be collected"
After the Shackers.

Deputy sheriff Runkle was out
last week after an organized band of
marauders that have been robbing
logging camps between here and
Iron River. These shackers as they
are called are species of the genius
hobo but instead of the road take up
quarters in deserted logging camps
or homestead shanties that are con-
venient to camps that are being
operated and steal from them food
supplies and live life of ease. So
numerous have these thetts become
lE the past few months that the
loggers called upon the officers for
protection. Mr.. Runkle went on
the trail and succeeded in rounding
up a bunch of them. He found a
line OF five shacks extending from
the Cranberry country to point
south of Pine Lake all we'll supplied
with provisions that had been stOlon
from camps, some of which were
Unidentified. He thinks he has a
pretty clear case against some of the
parties and is going to keep after
them until their depredations are
stopped.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-07-02
=. H. s. e. #. of A. Installation

This evening the following officers
will be installed by the local lodge
6 TT. e. r. n IF A.
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Business Men Organize.

At meeting of the grocers and
butchers held in the town clerks office
last Monday evening an organization
was perfected the object of which is to
protect those dealers against dead
beats who have been bleeding the
merchants of the town for years. II
is the custom of this class of people to
use their credit at one store as long as
possible and when the merchant de-
mand money TO 60 to another and
repeat the process. According to the
rules of the Business Mems Protective
Association as the organization is
called, when this kind Of procedure is
attempted, credit will be refused until
the old account is squared.
There was an association of this
kind some years ago but outside
matters camein and it was abandoned.
The repeated losses of the merchants
have made it necessary to re-organize
and it is good move. All the firms
in the grocery or meat business are
represented and there is no reason why
the organization should not accom-
plish the result desired. It will not
seek to regulate pricesthough with less
loss from bad debts the merchants
can afford to do business on smaller
margins.
The association is we'll differed by
the following representative trades
men:
President L. A. Simonson.
Vice Matt Raarup.
Secretary-John Walsh.
Treasurer-S. E. Swanson.
Attorney-John Walsh.
Board of Directors-D. w. Corn
ing, Geo. Posey, F. Tetzner, c. H.
Smith.
In speaking of the matter Mr., Sim
onson, president of the association,
said, otis safe to say that there is
on the books of the members of the
association SIS, 200 of bad accounts
that can never be collected. 1t is to
prevent this kind of thing that the
we have organized. We are going
to stop man from running bill as
long as he can in one place and then
going to another and doing the same
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-07-02
Got FOrty-Flve Days.

Wednesday afternoon Geo. Fender
son went into Lindsay's saloon to
purchase pool table and after pay
ing over the sum of twenty dollars
decided to keep the money and pick
ed it up from beside the cash register
where Mr.. Lindsay laid it while he
went out to look after other matters.
When he returned man and money
were gone. Chief Wescott went on
a still hunt and found his man in the
lower end of town, the money still in
his possession. He was taken be-
fore Judge Warden who sentenced
him to work for the county forty
five days.
Henderson has been in town about
a week, his home being; inss Green
Bay.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-07-02
Library Board Gets An Entirely
New Site.
BEAUsOLIEL CORNER GIVEN UP
The William Olson Lots on Washinoton
Avenue will be Purchased, and the
New Carnegie Library will be
Bni1t Upon Them

After two evenings spent in
careful discussion of the var
ious sites proposed for the
new Carnegie Library the
board at last decided upon d
site and closed a contract for
tat a meeting held at the
library Tuesday evening.
Three sites were offered as
was explained in The TINES
last week and that finally
agreed upon is the VIM. Olsen
property, lots 9 and1O, block
80 OF the original townsite,
at the corner of Washington
avenue and Third street.
Seven members of the board
were present and the vote
stood five for and two against
the site.
According to the contract
Mr.. Olson is to remove the
barn now upon the property
and have it ready for the
library board by July 18th,
and he will then receive for
the property the sum of
ST, 300.
The president of the board
was instructed to engage
Architect Henry Wildhagen
of AshlandOto make plans and
sketches for the building at
once. These will be submit
ted to the state library COM
mission and if they are
approved the board expects
to be able to receive bids for
the construction of the build
ing within the next thirty
days. According to the plans
they now have in mind the
building will be /, one story
with a high basement. The
basement will contain a club
room and lecture room and on
the first floor there will be an
adults reading room, a child
ren's reading room, reference
room, librarians office and
book room. These different
apartments will all open to-
wards, each other so that one
person can oversee the entire
floor. This will be a saving
in the matter of attendants
and at the same time give the
LIBRARY a good appearance.
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All persons are forbidden to shoot
FIRE crackers or other explosives or
fire works on the main streets ex-
cept on the Fourth of July. Teams
are liable to be frightened and much
damage done. O. WEsCoTT,
Chief of Police.
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Committees have Things Under Wav
for the Celebration.
MANY EXCELLENT FEATURES
All Sorts of Sports and Games are Beino
Arranged for aud Everything Looks
Very Favorable for a Monster
Celebration next Saturday.

Bills for the Fourth of July cele
oratlon IN this city are out ant
those who have the matter in charp,
assure us that the celebration will
be the biggest and best that Wash
ourn has seen for a long time
There are numerous celebration.
in the vicinity but that will not de
tract mite from the magnifcencs
OF ours. A good purse has beer
raised to do the work right and there
is every reason for success. The
management deserves good dea
OF credit for the work they have done
as the obstacles they have had tc
overcome were many and difficult
Let every one turn in and make il
the biggest day Washburn has ever
had. The attractions are as good as
you will find anywhere and there is
no better place on earth. to spend the
Fourth and your money than in this
city. AL the old time contests will
be held, the bands will play, and
every one will be glad they are alive
and in Washburn on that day.
Attorney Shea of Ashland will be
oartor of the day here the Fourth.
Mr.. Shea needs no introduction to
to Washburn audiences as all are
aware of his splendid ability as an
orator. No man whom the commit
tee could secure would be more
welcome to our citizens.
1t is assured that three cornered
gun club contest will be one of the
features of the Fourth. We have
some good shots here and if the visi-
tors want to carry off the honors
they will have to be experts indeed.
PROGRAM OF SPORTS.
Potato Race:-Prize So and So.
From Upeey's to Hose House.
l o'clock, p. m.
Foot Race:-1OO yard dash.
Prize So and So. From Nelson
House corner to Jenson's Barn.
Ills o'clock p. m.
Sack Race:-Price So and So.
4th Ave. West to 3rd Ave. west.
LIS o'clock D: m.
Boys Foot Race:-5O yard dash,
age limit Is years. Prize So and So.
3rd Ave. west to Washington Ave.
1:4O o'clock p. m.
Creased Pole;-Prize So. Corner
Washington avenue and Bayfield, St.
1:5O clock p. m.
Gun Club Shoot: Club prize $40.
z o'clock p. m.
Individual prize for high score, mem
Der of Washburn Club. SIS.
$50 clock a. m.
Creased Pig:-Prize 81 and pig
when caught. On Bayfield, st. east
OF Washington avenue.
2:1O o'clock p. m.
Boys Bicycle Race:-Prize So and
81. Age limit Is years. From 1st
avenue west to 1st avenue east.
2:3O o'clock p. m.
Base Washburn VS.. Ash
land. Prize $25 to winner at Athe-
letic Park.
2:4O o'clock .. m.
Bicycle Parade:-Prize S., So and
81. Numbers will be given to each
participant in parade and after
wards drawn for, as determined by
committee in charge. It is desired
to have bicycles decorated by par
Elephants as much as possible.
Z o'clock p. m. form at Washington
Ave.
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July twelfth the lodge will give an
excursion around the islands on the
Lucille. There will be a band on
board the boat and dinner will be
eaten at Sand Island. A fine time
is looked for and everyone is invited
to attend.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-29
WE ARE MARCHING ON.

1t is strange, yet true, thai
most of the diseases of middle
age and advanced life are effortl
on the part of the system I'd
purify the blood. Yet because
of the feebleness of the liver
kidneys and bowels these wells
meant efforts are often in vainI
and lives come TO an end which
might have been prolonged for
many pleasant years. There
was, formerly, no remedy which
could be depended upon to pre-
vent or overcome this condition.
But within the past decade We
have been making progress
Truth is mighty and will pre-
vail. The old notions and moss
covered superstitions must fal
before new facts and new dis
coveries. Nothing thus faS
known to medical science is sd
effective in purifying the blood.
through its action on the excre
tory functions of the body, al
WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION
1t quickly scatters and over
comes the following familia
and dangerous symptoms o
impure blood and torpid circu
lation: The languid, tired
feeling; pain in the head; dry
skin; bad taste in the mouth
weak stomach with nausea
etc. 1t is palatable as honey
and contains the nutritive and
curative properties of Pure Cod
Liver Oil, extracted by us from
fresh cod livers, combined with
the Compound Syrup of Hypo
phosphites and the Extracts o
Malt and Wild Cherry. It re
lieves and cures many ailmentk
that have been abandoned al
hopeless. The reasons are--itS
power over the digestive and as
similating process, its action ii
expelling impurities from tbs
blood, and its consequent abilit
to vitalize and rebuild the who'll
structure. No slow or doubtful
action. "You cannot be disap
pointed in it. The first bottl
proves its virtue. Genuine &
sold by chemists here and every =
where throughout the world
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-29

Leper Islands" or the 'Leper Reserva-
ton, or the Plague Spot of the Pa
cific-" These Islands are not generally
known by their respective names; peo-
pie generally have no knowledge of any
part save Honolulu, and. perhaps. the
Volcano" the only names that come
within their general hearing. II would
not be simply the Island of Molokai."
but rather THE Islands that would
be connected in nearly every mind with
the loathsome name and disease of iep-
rosy and what would be the direct and
unjust result?
No longer would tourists and travel
lers, generally, seek this place, and the
DEMENT'S now brought by their coming
would be lost; no longer would the
products and merchandise exported
from here be received on an equality
with that of other states and conn
tries, and the now fair and prosperous
outlook of this new Territory would be
darkened, and the grossest Injustice
perpetrated upon its people, who have
only within a few years past applied
for admission into the United States. |
believing in its bounty. munifcence and
justice.
At what instance was this idea or
proposition raised? Not because of a |
universal cry and Glamour of the peo-
pie of the United States. for there is
no such call. The good or safety of
the nation does not require it; the bene-
fit TO the great mainland would be in
finitesimal. On the other hand there
Is not one person in the Islands who
has their good at heart, who could
give even a reluctant assent to such
a plan.
Dated Honolulu January, 1903.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-29

The extension of the United States
general land laws to the Territory of
I of Hawaii appear to your memorial
lists inadvisable for the following rea-
sons. which, though stated as briefly
as possible, will be found to be sub
stantiated by the published articles
and opinions of those who have had
long experience and have been direct
ly connected with land matters in this
Territory.
The existing Hawaiian land laws
were enacted under a full and COM
plete understanding Of all the peculiar
conditions of the country, and under
the leadership of men anxious for the
up-building of homes and small hold
ings. They were adapted to a country
presenting enormous differences in
contour of lands, accessibility and
value.
They were modelled largely after the
laws of New Zealand, than which, no
country has shown a more ardent ad-
herence to the cause of the small land
and make best use of the remaining
public domain. which, though NOM
inally large, was, on account of the
immense amount of barren, waste and
inaccessible land, small for The pur-
poses for which the law was Intended
They made stringent provisions for
cultivation and residence in order thar
the lands should not be acquired by
spectators and the purposes of the law
defeated, and by special terms pro-
vided a class CT inalienabie holdings,
intended primarily to protect the ma
tive Hawaiian from his own imprcv-
idence.
The trainers of these laws recog-
nized the value and necessity of a |
lease system under proper restrictions,
which has proven to have been not |
only a needed source of revenue to the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-29
Honolulu Iron Works G.
STEAM ENGINES

STEAM NSIN Els
BOILERS. SUGAR MILLS. COO
ERS, BRASS AND LEAD CASTIN@
and machinery of every descriptf
made to order. Particular attenti'
paid to ships blacksmithing. Job wo'
executed on shortest notice.
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Der 9anam afanal.
WoTbin1ton, 10. Syuni.


3pii6en bem Stoatslefretdr 6dD
unb Geuten, tpelde nit Dem aonals
unternebmsn gu tbun bdben, fanoen in
ben leBten 3aqen iuibtige geiprcduns
gen itatt. Die 3latIacbe, oaB bic 8es
eierung oon GoIumbien eine dbloars
ten6e uno 3ogernoe 6dltuuq annimmt,
bat bic @ebulb 9erjenigen, mel6e Elm
Sntereiie an Der Snangriffndbme Der
&analarbeiisn baben, na6eu erih0pft
uno es beiBt, baB aud Der prdiibent
bic @eoulp pertoren babe. Wsnn beim
3uiammentritt beg Gongreii in So
flmbien feline ernite geridf6ti9ung
Dieier 15rage gs3eiat mirp, oann 1T as
na6richrinlid, DaB bic Regierung ale
@erhanolunger db6rehen uno ii6 be-
treffs Grperbung pon 8uualredtsn an
Nicaragua uub Goita Rico ipenben
tpiro.
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mnrielle Il N,llni

Rad ben l.st.n RaAridtsn b,trdst
oi, 3ahl Der Grtruntereu beim berihs
tstsn ltntereau9 ots Srturiionsoams
pfsts ..9ibdn". nod 6sm 3uianm.ns
itob nit bem 3anpfer a5niulaire"
ridt ptniesr ois 1871, cbtuohl erii 33
qsihen qsbor9en iino. Gs tDerben isbr
'tlptrs gsihuloi1au9en geaen bic Gas
pttdns unn Sfii3isrs Rex beicen Tams
pisr ldut.
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ssn Q ait st. 4 onia.
St. Qon 3. III. (uni.

@ereitS nm 10 llbr aeute @ormit.
ta9 mar man eiirig 0anit bcidlditigt,
ben lleberihmernmten sur @iilie 5u
ellen. I5n ocn @erfItdtien Scr Nal.
leoble Sron @orfS mnroeu NIad,.
buote Suialnunengeiiagslt imo ioiort III
@ebraudl genomnlen. SiloliA pom
mar bereitS Elm tlciner
See, Der nebrere giodS ttnfaBte, er.
iiouoen un0 in oieier eieqeuO fonnte
man olne Elm 9oot ntdt pou einem
Souie gum anhern folnmen
Seineneunte S h3eit.
Salt 2afe, Utah, II. SUM.
Souatbdn 2efepre, Elm monn BON
81 Sahren, bat bereits dtt 6rauen gu
8rabe oetragen, ipirD ober am n1AItea
Sonntag gum neunten W(al in ben
@tanb Der beiligen G6e trcten, oiess
NAL nit Der peripittpeten pier3igidbris
gen 6rau Marn &erfep. Stint @enes
rdtioMen Teiner 0adtommenIdaFt pers
rem BET benz 2lft 3iisegeu Iein. Die
3dbI ieiner ainber dIlein betrGqt 81.
2efspre mar elmer BON Brigham
0ounqs 8erothern, beIBt 8ermDqen
uno 1T cine Der angsIgbeuiten perIon>
liAteiten in lltah.
Seine @enugtbuung.
@aibington, II. Stunt
Oie BON bem @eIanbten 6errn Gpns
Ger geqen Die mebrfan erlpahnten 2(eus
berun9en oes ruiiifden 8otidafters
@rafen GafIini eingelegte 9ernabrung
tpirb feline ipeiteren 5rleen baben. 0as
Staatsbepdrtement bat bem 8otf9dfs
Ter tsinerlei 8oritenunesn in Der Sade
oema6t uno lpirb es aud nidt thun
Der 8oti9after Siebt es ppr. bic 6a'
DIE nidt gu erOrtern. pGs 1T meine
pfli6t", benertte er. nfalide Qln9nben
iiber meine Gegierung ri6tig gu itelIen,
Der @eoante, einem amerifanilhen
8eomten irqenbipie su nabe gu treteu.
Iog mir ppfIFtdnbig fern"
- IS pe Il I,
BeFbiEgtnn, 10. Suri.
Der BrdIibent RopiepsIt reiit beute
rad G.lepefanb ab, ulr Der $1odseit
bes 6rdutein Huth 5anrd nit Meoill
nfcGprmid BON Gticasp bei5uipobnen.
@oup. 9aiIep hetrutbei.
&anIas Gitp. 10. SUM-.
@oun. 9niIep BON aonios. Elm
SSunggeielle, itebt I'M 8egrifi iid 81
berbeirotben uno ietne Dor Ger 8ahl
gentad)ten @eripredungen
6onlurh 5u erfuuen. Gelne 9tusers
ndbIte 1T Srou 9S0os8. 8eeo. cine
oSu0enofreunoin. Gs beiBt. ooB Der
@pllnerneur ieit ieiner GrlpabIuu1
iiber 1000 idriftlihe 9eiratbsautrd8e
erbielt. in meIhelt oie 8erfaiierinner
init peinliher @eluiiienhoftigteit lbt
@ernogen, ibr 05eluid)t inlo ibre ion'
ftigen Gigenidaften, iogor ibr 2tlter
ongeben. HSeBt Bot er ulle oie'e Stu-
trdge 6aourh beantmortet, nnB 9r
cine ouspablte, oic linn feinen9Intro1
iteate.
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Gas ierbiide &6nisspaar
ermprbet.
8elarab, Serbien, IL. Stunt.

8elsrao, SerbieH, IL. Stunt.
Cine &eoOlution brad beute bier aus.
&0nis Gleranoer unb a6nisin Drasa
wurben ermurbet. uni Bring &ar
@eOrseuitd gum &6nis protlamirt.
9rei Winiiter. Die @emablinnen BON 3tuei
oerielben, Elm 8ruber unb eine Sbmeiter
Der a6nisin unb elm 8ruber bes &6niss
fielen Der 8ulfsiputb ebenfals 5um
Opfer. Die san5e Grmee itanb binier
ben &euDlutlpndren.
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r,sg1leranOer nltb Sraga Cit
IS 2M$EAlEs Spfer Der Solfswnt6.

Gin Idbreflides Npltsgeridbt in Serbien. StsSt
Spms cine 1Saiicr,pifte. Niele ner Seiupbs
mer fitben Elm 10eieugrab. &gnd)er In Sans
ias. Cine 0iitmiid)erin mnb lire Se.
tpeggriimbe. YompDie iopd)seit BON Senatpr
6amna' 8 9nd)ter. 2lrbeiters9ln 9lngelegembeitem.
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g.ult.. gIlont.. 10. 9nni.

Sr1u 2co gromn ucH g3pp6eroille.
g2ont., ittpdie ben aubbirteH Gid
Stan6ier. ibrea e1aualgeu @otien.
nTd eiuai Z hn8 ~ Nooen 1toHo'
Ter bate ie 3wemal ueograt'dIa8en
gtis er ommli etuen aieUoIuer 3oB,
mn iic 3l crfdtieheu tnnl ile linn 3u'
)er in0 3er dlH,tterIe ibm nit elHer
3H9el 0a9 9e TIN.
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W2dnila, 10. oSuni.

17EEFTFFEVf ~ aJ1TFF'
Gle EGiIippiuen.0ontmiifion bot
eilt 05eieB an9eupnmen. meIfe5 eine
beioaoere lic0ierltnq fiir Die N}orc9
eiuieBt. @ohridleinlih miro @enerol
$1,000 Der erite 0olperneur Der Bro-
ring ieiu 6eren Seiebc oneffannt
peroen, inToiern iie nit ben amertz
faniihen @eiebcn nidt in @ioer.
ipricl itcheu
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u dlt II 6thia
gpdTbinqton, 10. s3un'

Der @eic6f luonadl unicrc ariega
idiiic nod Golparoiio obiabreu ioa
iea mur0c mi6erHticn 6a 6er &c
idnote Mliou tcleqfop1irie olb 0ie
gInpcie1aelt ron 3rieagi1iiien di6t
n1thiu rel.
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gi II m 4 nien.
@snebia. Il. Suni.

3mcimm0crt rumdniidc ,5noen fa.
men aai Der Nciie nah glmerifu bier
eurd) un6 tbeiIten NIT. onB Die cage
IN Sttndnicr iih fir ibre @lolbens,
grnuiien imner aeidbrtiher oeitalte
Tie mtiicmitiidle 9'rciie reBe oa2
Wolf oiicn att Dem 9eiipieIe Scr PM.
fen in aiidlinen 3u ioIgeu Die
,8ocea Iutopei" III @erlut hattie ei.
men 9lrtitcl nit sen @orten deidloi'
len: Sic ort6oooren r''iiidlen Erie
Stcr bnben ibre Sdntloi9fcit NctbaH
,Sebt lit Die gleihe an Gldl nuu0ni'
ihc PrieIter Grheht oas 0reu} mlo
er6finet ocn aompi Qe1er bic erbdral.
Iide ,u;Sruhoroe ipelte o.. runtdni
'de Golf an Oeu gettclitco arbrddlt
hot. Gner gohu I'M 1iupdel mro oa'
fir GROCER iein."
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q gelcaneIo.

@insmitoO. Caracas, II. SUM.
Ter @encrol Uato8 1T nit oen
Til5rcrn, Ole ibm in Der repol1ttiond-
rem Ncmcqlna jnr Seite itanneH,
bierhcr pulidgefebrt. Iie Gpolu.
ton qe1cu oef 3rdiioenten Goltro lit
6uInit been0e..
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-06-12

3@fotI3IIil, IT. 5tHl.
Ter Qrouprif 't1n nor Z tlrc'
Sen ino Forma bot ieine Ablphf
All crfarrcn ae3Gat oie Il Coulter
@cItausitelug beiAden.
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Die 70 affersnotb.
ct. Qouis, 10. sSuni.

Oluu Seuer, DIE @atftH ellles Datz
merS, ulo anbereQeute berl9ietsn, pap
iie auf einem Sinoerpogen feit9ebuns
ben, Die 2ei9e einsS tleiRen &inoeS
bemertten, nelde bon Der StrOmung
norbetdetrieben putne.
Wtoppr Conf bon @aIt ct. 2ouis
CAB betannt, oab bic Qepee seniiseno
befeiti9t ppgben unb beSbaIb bic Sc
faRr Der lleberI9pemmuug beieitigt
isi.
Ginem 8sri6t aus Cape 8irdrbson,
$50 MeiIen unterbaIb ct. 2ouis, 5us
folde 1T bas glieoerlano bort in elmer
8reite ppn 40 Meilen iiberfhpemmt
unb Der Shalen, ipelder Der Grnte
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100000.
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uno 8enice anIangenben 8erihten 5uz
fpl9e tpirb bic 5pbtenlifte IGnger iein,
dls anf1ngIih berlEutbet tpuroe. Bon
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fid so &inoer in etnem Shulbuuie
befinoen, ipel6ss ieoen 4ugenblit 5us
fommenbrs6en tdnn.
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5liihtlin9en nabe GbiparbspiGe fino
bic 8ldttern ousqebro6en. @s tpur=
ben bereits bier fSdtlc semeIbet uno
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than. Die 2eiben Der l1ngliidIihen nod
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CUR sSfoIirung Der &ronten aetroffen.
@iete 5omilisn peridmdben es, ibr
ii6erfhnemmtes 6eim su perlaFen.
neil iie anberspp feline Treunbe baz
ben unn nibt ipiTen, tpohin lie eeben
foIIen. sic ippbnen i'm 3tpeiten Stod-
inert ibrer 6Gufer unb in monhen
Tdllen leiben iie bereits 6nnoer.
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nice unb @ranite Gitb befinben Iid)
tpeni9Itens 1000 9erionen in geFdbr=
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bic Qeute auf benz Dad, unb iparen
duf Rettunq.
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fpener ben g2eger auf unlere GtuFe
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ober i'm bertreiben,"
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