davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-07-07
Compulsory.

She-Are you paying any attention to
music now:
Ha--Yes. l have to. There are 20
pianos. three comets and n violin IN
our block.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-07-07

The annual convention Of the Inter.
national Ass9piatien or Railway Clerks
met In Milwaukee with about 100 dele.
gates ~ attendance.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-07-07

Two bottles OF Piso's Cure for Con.
sumption cured me OF n terrible cough
Fred Hermann, 200 Box avenue. Buffalo,
y. V. Sent. ~. 1901.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-07-07
Such a Mean Man.

Here's IN ARTICLE that says that In
China a wife costs $40"
Well. a good one is worth every
cent Of it,"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-07-07

F.nglisi, coal Is used rs far as pos
sible on japanese warships because the
Japanese Goa gives off much more
smoke.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-07-07

FOR SAI.E-Chautauuua na,io corn plart.
ers; all metal: the best there are: guar
untccd. Every corn grower needs one Or
more. Special price OF Is cents. Address
Tho Tribune Co. Sioux CITY. Ia.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-07-07

10 call h me.r responsible for the re-
cnt terrible disaster 10 the ship Gen
eral slOcum. In East river. Offenders
against patriotism. Yet such they are.
Whoever 10 secreant to public duty.
and whoever Tails to play tho man
when his fellows need him. lowers the
standard of manhood and does violence
L" the ideals and traditions which are
u precious national heritage.
Every noble citizen Is v national AS
set.
Individual loyalty 10 the spirits high
est convictions Is a sure source VI
strength To the nation. There is M
better Offering that can possibly be
laid on the altar Of patriotism than u
brave. clean. useful and unselfish life.
A passion for public service has al
ways possessed patriots of the highest
type. They have been men of wide
the whole country and to seek its well
fare. Party. state or neighborhood
meant less 10 them han the entire ma
tion. Their sentiment was expressed
by Daniel Webster In The we'll known
lines. Lei our object be N country,
our whole country. and nothing hu; our
country" Her service engaged their
best powers. her prosperity was their
highest goal, her honor their greatest
rev 1TQ.
What can j do for my country" is
II question which every patriot should
early and often ask himself. with /;
View 10 discovering no, merely what
ar. the common obligations OF citizen
ship. but, more specifically. what is
his own peculiar talent that may h.
consccrated to public service. Every
has some such power. To each
is impaired his own special gift which
he may devote to the sacred cause u;
patriotism.
Vigorous words ncc,l To he spoken t,
Il certain class of men. whose number
it is to he feared. is increasing. who
dehanch patriotism for profit. Robert
r.. Speer says: "Christians are false IL
their God when they ignore NJ break
Town the just laws of n land. Th,
Christian who brides legislators. who
pays the police or other authorities foi
the privilege of cvadine statutes. whf
prostitutes pubic opinion for The sake
of relaxing respect for law. is 10y sucl
acts belying his Christianity. Christians
must obey II laws. When they IL" not
when by technical subtlety. or by fnan-
cial influence. they succeed in postpon-
ing the operation of the LAW i'm thcil
case or in escaping from il altogether
they bring discredit On the church u,
Christ. and they are traitors to It's spiri,
and to him. 1t does not matter how
benevolent or philanthropic they are
\ man cannot. by erecting n hoSpitu
or contributing TO II charity atone fol
the sin OF d~jsuhcyins the laws of hi;
country
"Philadelphia wants YOU" is the mos
sage which frequently To my
suburban home over the telephone.
have heard the words SO often thai they
nave become Il refrain. with u broa Ter
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-07-07

Mrs. Nlns,ow's SOOTHING srsur cor Children
tcethiug: eoftsrs the gums, reduces Inflammation. al
iays pain. cures wind collie. 2; cent a bottle
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-07-07
Modern Sherlock.

Chicago News: The modern Sherlock
was working OH a correspondence mys-
terry.
This letter came from Kentucky" he
said.
Did you notice the water mark?,
asked the friend.
NO; I noticed the liquor mark. The
man that sealed it had moonshinc' on
his tongue"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-07-07

The difference between talents and
character IL adroitness to keep the old
and trodden round and power and
courage to nal a new road 10 new and
better goals.-Emerson.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-07-07

WAS the pianist really goods"
""Oh. yer, Indeed! Fla kaff vac nsArls
y S08t Ians,"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-07-07

About onc-third of the weight of an
8 Is solid nutriynent.
Cubs grows nearly onc-third CT the
worlds sugar zane.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-07-07

Forever from the hand that X
One blessing from US. others fall,
And soOn or late. Father makes
His perfect recompense to all.
-Whftticr.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-07-07

He who rcigns within himself. and
rules passions. desires and fears. is
more than a king.-Milton.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-07-07

The flrst test of a truly great man
Is his NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-07-07

The secrets God keeps must he as
good as those He tells.-George Mac
Donald.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-07-07
SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS.

shall he go far alone but He
Will inspire me WITH His spirit. and
help me In ways I have o known.
r. T.. Hale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-18
Sic SnnocSarmCc.

@rGicn}itGrfc 3S7t 0fii5icrc ln0 GS.-
GIG Wtonn. - 1880 &ctrlttell
cin0cItellt. - Die llnterbaltln05=
folIcI ocr &onetten III @cIt It.&oint
0urd t6cucrc @cbcnamittel celtic.
gen,
98oi6ingtolL :. s. II. 9top
- Ger Sabrcabcrjht Oc5 @cncrulSS.
6. glin9uortb, oc9 Afilit0r.Sctrctdra
Der @ln0c9 2lrmee, ucldc Stclhmg
Ourd5 Oen GongrcB in ieincr lebtcn
ScIlion gcihoficn pur0c, bc}ifIcrt
ole @cionlutitGrte scr &rr. Stootcu.
9lruce um S6l1iic 0cS berQon9encu
S5i5foliubrc0 ouf 1871 0iii5icrc mo
G8,9lG NIaun. Ger &erlliIt an Si-
fi;icrCn 0nrb 9lbleben, GntlolllmH,
@eniionrrng ln0 ans anoercn llr.
iu6cn betruG im &olfe Oes ,StSful-
iabrc8 155; ser Wtamlid)uitS &e-
iton6 pcrlor 0ur6 9lbleben 45G
Monn. 9Sn 9e5ug ouf Die &oocttcns
i6uIe in Meit Eoint iagt ser &l.
riot, ooB Die 9l6no6me bon Maloriu.
GyGIlcn lmter oen &ooettCn Der ipitc.
nlatii6cn 9ef0n,pftng ser 43o&fito.
@loae 3u3ilid1rci6en lei. Inter SIN.
mci5 oui Ole quite Gisiiplin inter
Den &ooctten miro Die 2lniidt uuSge-
iproHer, odB oie genale 9eobod-
tunQ ser 8oriAriiten binii1tiidb Der
Gchun0Iun1 ser 2eute in Der blerten
&laiic nift MIR alti Die 5lne6mcn0c
8erNhpiQiqfcit, i'd Der 0bri9fcit 5lt
fiigcn Ionberu nu6 ouf Ole S5lr6f
Dor Sen ctrpoigcn 6olgen Oc3 l(nge-
borioms 5uriId5itiibrclp lei. Die
nur6idnittli6en llnterbalttn0sfo-
item Scr au0cttcn parcn 64.3 Gents
pro ToN gegen 500 Gant5 im bor-
ol,igegongenen Sisfaljabre Gicie
&oItcn5uua6nc fomnt lbell5 ultf
Mehnung Ser mgcluobnlid boDcn
2ebenslnttcipreile, Ebeil3 nuf Die
sSiibrlng ciues Grtra Giifcs nab.
reno Scr gorbcreitungSjeit fir Oie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-18

atGlctii6cn Spiele. &on ben 1880
fctrlttcl1, 0ie pdhren0 0e3 perflolics
uCn Gi3faliobreS cinQcitcQt mur0cn,
purcn 1862 aus 0cnt 9(uSlanoc ge-
biirtiq &logcn iiber Die Micnne ser
lnbefrichiGcnocn Hefrlttcn iin0 I'M.
Qclp0bnli5 5oblrcid) Gcmeicn. 3u8
aopitcl ii6cr sic Miii3 ipriMt bon
icGr bcfricOigcnocm GortIhritt ser
9cntiiDunacn bic Drills Orgoniia,
tiouen in @c5uQ orf ibrc @emofi
mnQ 9(uSriiihtnQ lm0 Oia5ipIiu onf
SEN Stan0plulft Der rcalIldrCu glr.
NEE 81 briugcu. 3ei 0cn I'M 2allfe
6eS ,So6rcS obqcbnltcncn O|iIi5s&ns
ipcftioncu porcn G9GG Ofii5icre lmO
S3,102 Wnnn 5uacgcu
SiniiHtIih Der GonGreb 2lftc fir
sic 2Inleglmg cinc5 0enotcn Scr
5cihniie9 Der Ofii3icrc mo Monn-
iCboitell Der Unions lm0 Der conI0.
ocrirteu 2lrmec'n iaat ser 9eridt
baB Die llntluorten Der StootS @ou:
ucrncurc, Die Inn Otitluirfung bel
Der uor0cuommencn 9lrbeit eriIht
l9uOen nurhouS entGegcntonlmen6'
murCll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-18
1yalIdIlidl iocntiii,irt.

YittS b rilr q, Ga, IL. gtob -
8or 5e6n Togen iprnng bier elm jun
geS NiGo6en IN Den glIle9benD uno
crtronf. 3bre 2eide puroe um udfl-
item O}orgen mtigeiiidt ilno liegt
ieitOcm in Der Wiorglte 9ereitS
ic6sno( lit oie llngliidIide i1lidlih
ibentifi3irt morOeu. Sin Gubeno
8erionen gloubte, uermiBtc Der
uonOtc in ibr 81 ertenncu, ooh
toldteu Oieie regelnl0Big 8eilmo
un0 mrnter luieber uuf.
&cltc crihien 6rau 5onnlcl M.
rSruut pom @rooOof im 2eibenbauS
unO erfl1rte nit naer 9eitimmt6eit,
Die Sel6Ihn0r0erm iei ibre Ourh I'M.
olldli6e 2ic6c in Oen Ioo getriebenc
GouIine Toic @nibburn bon Belle
fonte. 2(li 0ie telegropbiih nad Der
OrtIdaft gcrihtete 9lnfrage, luos NIT
ocnl &cicGnom gelfeben IoIle, onts
mortete jcooh gum @rltaunen ibrer
imtr6itliden @aie SRI. 8aibburn
icl6It. Die iilnge Game periiberte
icbr cnergiiG, ooB tie iuuner nod
icbr leben6ig ici uno feline 2uit babe,
Iib begroben gu loiien,
Sine Shroe ipdter ioentiii5irtc
,Srm Somer Barrett bon GlarfS.
bura, ". .Ga., Oic 5oote ais ibre
gtibte Girginie McSntpre. 9Ils Die
5ruu iid i6lud5eno onididte, ole
glorguc 5u pcrIaiien ofinete iid Die
9hiire lmo berein frat - Die Ser
miBte. 9tls Oh lie elm 8eipeuit iebe,
tolmclte sic troucrnoe Gaute 5urild
lmo fiel in Sbnmodt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-18
StOff fir cine @SoIie.

q cW.9orf, -. Nou. - acine
&oiic fomte bciicren Stoff 3lm Qa-
bcn bietcH OI5 Der Ero5eB Der bib
ibcu Soolim Cameron Sa1es gegen
ben rcicbcu DhumelQreiS 6enrp &.
Soprc5, Den &obouni9triebe in
Sbmulitdtcn gcbraht bo6en. SRI.
0upe3 mill bon oem 2llten Elm Ser
3eu8pfloIter in Der S6be bon $25,.
600, rm0 er ltraubt ii6 nit uQer
Wfuht acgeu 0aS 3ublCn, oa iiC, lUie
cr crtIGrt, ibm in mebr oI5 elmer 8e.
3ic6unq ibou tbeuer gepeieu iit g8ic
2cu5, lmo @inter nabmen iih sic
@ciocn aus. Sic lit cin oppetitIicbes,
iInge5 0iug, er cm Olurmelgreis,
Scr Dor 40 ,Sobren oeu 9iirgerfrieg
mitnohte mo beQuem ibr @roB-
puter icin f6nnte. 0abei lit er 10
ibmerb6rig, Dab ibnl ieoc SSrage ms
Nbr gci6rieen merOen mtB.
SapreS bcrneiut entiAieoeu, oaB
cr hem 6r0uIeilL 0nS er ais Sbec.
oamc mti elmer GoumtD-6air in
@Cnniuluuuien fennen lernte, 0ie @bc
periproden babe. sic babe 3ur @c-
niige QepuBt. ooB er nit elmer 6rmL
aiuOeru, iomie ainOeStinoeru belds
Itet ici, mo ais Iie troboem IN i'm
gcorungen babe, ieiueu biibi6en
meiBcn Shnurrbart a6roiiren lmo
lih trob Der @nttin 1mO Ger 9iuoer
lnit ibr trmlcn SIT Ioiien, babe er ibr
menigcr b0iif, ulS 0eutlib gennt-
portet. Oh lie claude, ooB er cin uer-
oon1mter 9}orr iei.
Sri. NnpcS' Soupt5ellgin i'll cine
6relInoin, 9tomcnS 2ij5ie 9fooneD,
gIeicbfoQS cine GbeeOome. 1SrI. Roo-
ncp ertldrte geitern, Dob i'm SUM-
1898 Sri. oope5 ibr oeu s(lten in
Gouneaspiae, So. ais gr1uti9om
uor9citcllt lnO ibr oleih3eitig ben
prGdtigeu &erIobrugSring ge5eigt
babe Sopre5 babe 5u gIeider 3eit
bon Der Nof3eitSreiie geiprohen. ole
i6u rmo iein iugeS 8cibhen no6
europa fiibren meroe.
8rot oieieS y@IiidS" Ser 6reml.
bin uuroe SRI. 9to0nep ni6t neioiid,
ionoeru blieb ibr gut. Sic mar es,
ole iih ipdter bier in gtelu.Dort on
BEN glIten bernnordngte mo ibm Ole
alogeibrift fir Den Ser5pfloiterpro-
5cB in ole Sano oriidte. n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-18
9nfoluin'S guftidliff.

ct. 2ouiS, II. Q}opember. Ger
2uftibiffer 9oIomin itellt boS@criitbt
in 9lbreoe, ooB eS 5lpiihen ibnt imo
ser 8eItouSlteIlung8 0ireftoren ruc.
gen Der 6roge Scr 8ergiitllng fir oie
oerfloiienen inO fiinftigen 9Iuffobrten
ieineS &uitibiiieS 3u einem 8eupilri,
nib getommen lei. Gr iogt, CT babe
icinen 8beil 0eS Gontrufte8 nit oen
Observation-Disclosures crfiillt lmo lei
nit Der Ginboltlng 0eS GontrotteS
0llr6 Die 2cbteren 5uirieoen. GS lcl
linn 5luor Ooron gelcgen, bnlO nnd)
Sollic (GolifornicnD 81 reiicn, nm
ncrIdicocnc notMuen0igc GerbeIlerlr
gen an ieinem &llitlhiif uor3lneb
men er babe obcr beIdlolicn, nod
5ll bleibcn Inn Die 2luIiobrteu Der an
oercn Suftidiiic ar5iie6cn, Die 5lIr
Vetbcili9ilnq an DER 98cttioGrt Inn
ocn YreiS bon 100000 reaiitrirt
iino, 9olomin'5 2lliti1iii. Der o9Ir'
rom," lit OoS ein5igc BON 9IGcn Don
pelhem beiuieien it, ooB cS Die Gi'
geni6oit Der &cnfionfcit bis 5u eis
nem geluilicn @ro0e bciiBt 0o9 Slits
idbiii lit eingcpodt INN 5ur &epuratlr
nod Californian o6jugcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-18
GridJOf iidJ.

9fcm.Dorf II. gtou, - 6rieo'
rid @rcibet, Elm 7G Sabre alter
56neiOer, ser in S0rielnonn'S
5otcl in Gi6gemooO lUobntc, bate
iolc6c 3uDcriift alri cincn Oenofro.
tiiden Sicg oaB cr ioit icine I0nmt-
li6cn GriparniIie mti Die Grlp66lung
BON 9iidter Barter mettete. Wtit Dem
Grorrti6 om leBten 0ienItag 5ll
@lmIten oes &au6reiterS purOeu
nllb 0ie Iouer perOienten Collars oeS
@rciies binmeggeiegt mas iih Der
gllte 70 3u Ser5en nabnL oaB er ale
9uIt am 0oiein uerlor. @eltern
8ormittag itboB er lid aus einem 80
aali6er Hepolper cine &ilgel in oen
aopf unO mar cine &eide, ebe Or.
GOmono bonn o0euti6en Solpitol"
an ieine Seite gelnngen fonntc. So.
roner gdttt miro Geute einen Snquelt
abhnlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-18
Trbr. BON &om6erg Wirit

Trbr. BON 9tomberg mtrtt
NIT Settfluid den,
81 Yiincu i'm prcltBiibcu 9lcgic.
ung0bc}rt 9IrnabcrQ miro iid 5rci-
bcrr GRou rou &ombcro lucQcn elmer
iibcruiitbigcn (bot ocnndcbit Dor
@cricbt 5u ucranhuortcn bubcn Gr
bcuori 0iC &uioiicn cineS 9nltomobii@
nit lccrcu Scttiloi6cu, un0 Oic 0urd
0ic @lo0lpIitter &crlcbtcu boben
SnOfantroa Ncitcut
@aruHiu &Crbun ais Nor-
truacu0c.
Die o&ulhwpoIitiihc @eicui6oft"
in @icu bat Die @orouul b. 6eruou.
&Whbcr0 lucIhc BON oCm @c3irf9gr.
riht in @cobcu Stcicrmurf, mcQen
&iQomic luo 6oiNmclorm0 5u bier
W}onotcu cinio6cr &crtcr5 UcuutbeiIt
mlW0c cjuQcloOcn, ibcr lire Gria6s
runNcu WGbreno Der &oumtcrmhuuN
cinen &0rtrug 5lI bultcn.
@criht@icfrctGr pcrs
! 6mlln0Cu.
2Iu3 23cn lit Ser 0crihtaiefrctdr
Or. Nclicr ncrihWlmOcn lno oic oor.
tiaen @cb0r0cn ncbmen on 0oB er
iib nod Den &cr. Stootcn Qcmunot
bot 2InNeblib bintcrlieB Nclier
cnorme Shul0cH trieb unIinuiacn
9urnuouo mo lucttetc Qi Dem lmf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-18
NaS @eluchr SCrIpruu0.

GI0inficl0, Ms, -. 9top. --
Bon mebrercn illqcn0liCbcn @omcrn.
Ocn i'm Shcr5e oufgciorOcrt, ciu oltc5
ShicBgeluebr nb5ufcucrn funO Scr II
Sabre ultc Sobn &rcinboff in Der
9i0bc bon &nmbcrt'S Wtiu3 elm ent.
icBlibcS Guoe. 9SGbreno 5iuci Der
Grclm0c arein6oif'S Den 2oui oe5
@clpebreS bielten, i6ob &reinbofi
iclbit Oen @unner 5uriid, Ooh icbon
IN Der n0diten Sctunoe erfoIgte cine
Grploion, our6 ocren g8udt Die orei
jln8eu &eute 5lt goOen geiblclt0crt
mlrOen Gas @cmebr mur in bun.
Oert Stiidc 5erriien porOen oic
&reinboif al oen &ppi iloqeu mo
oeiien S6Qoelplottc einoriidten uno
OoS @ebirn bloSlegten Der ungliid.
licbe Sunge Icbtc nod oolle ieASStun.
Oen ebe or 0urd Den GOo BON ieineH
9rQBIiben GuaIeu erl0it muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-18
stnStmnicnm fiir Ghieaau.

GGicugo, II. gtou. - GineSer.
einiquna, Oeren YrdliOent Erof. .8eo,
6. Gincent pom ser Gbicogo'er ltni-
perIitGt it, plant bier ole grrihtung
eincS Stoot 0iuielinls. als slnfang
fir oie Somlltmg mil man auS.
ltcQungSge9cnitouOe, Die in Der Vtn,
ni,ipul 9(btbeiIung altf Der St.9oili.
Ter notwithstanding ben 6orti6ritt
Scr itdotiiden 8erlpultlngen illu-
Itrircn, fir OoS bicii9e Whlicum er-
lucr6en. Wtan erlunrtet, ooB Elm gro
Ger Sbeil oieier @egenltdnoe ais sc
l6enfe obgegcben peroen miro. Sn.
oeIieu ole tpertboolliten oieier 8egen-
ltGnbe, einidlieBlif Der BON oeut-
ihen Stdoten geIieferten W}ooclle III
9e5ug alf ianitGre Ginrldtung, Of.
ientlihe Bollten lIno aQgemeine gr-
fiteftur ItG0tiicter 8ebGiloe peroeu
anaefouit mcroen miliien. Gin Ser
treter oes bieiigen gcrbanoes befin-
oet lid SIR 3eit in ct 2olis, INN
geeigneteS Moteriol fir bos gepGaute
Stoot 0iuielm aus5ulpabIeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-18
rSapnner in ,Slorioa.

Gan 6rah5iSco, 12. 9tou.
- Phi Dem 0ompfer nMonhuria"
iinO iiini Saponer bier ongefomuen,
Die iid nab 8uOe, 6Iu., begeben, no
lie nit Sillie BON ipdter na6folgen-
ben 40 bis so ioponiihen 6omilieu
Die notwithstanding elmer 2nnoes'
itrede BON $1,000 9ldern ilberneb-
men tuollen. Gie ioponiide &olonic
miro li6 NIT Der Seioen.aultllr, TO-
mie nit Dem @almmolll Sabud.
uno glnanaSbal beidGitigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-18
llcicre TlOttc.
So6rco6eridt Oc9 G6ei Gonitruf-
teurS. - glQcrlei GrioGrllngcn.

NNAltIA l wv l iNAtl ~ ~'JNf 49, -
teurS. - 9lQcrlei GrioGrltngCn.
g8oi6indton ,. 6, r. 9}op,
- 9lomirul ". g. Gopp5, Gbei Con
itrlfteur Scr 9un0eamarinc, ItDrt
in ieinem heute pGroIicntIidtcn Sab
rcSbericbt olls, c8 ici luobl tpiini6enS.
mertG oob Die 9teaierunga SAiffS'
hoItb0ic iilr sen @au BON &rie9Ss
i1ificn Der Qr0btcn &Ioiie Ooait0n-
zig einQericbtet icin iOIlten inocilcn
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Ginte 8reeflytter Oonte
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Ter aoiier in &6uiaawitcrbnl.
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Shmorngclo QleihfoQ9 cinQcfiibrt ;
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Ter oNeridicOCncm;"
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Die Shnoe 10 &f 2u9rubc5ummcr
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