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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-07-29
PIONEER STAFFORD COUNTY.

A nice little rain Tuesday afternoon
which was very much appreciated.
Most of the farmers of this vicinity
finished harvesting this week with
about half as much as expected.
Miss Dora Kay of Coffeyvillel is here
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. VIM. Gates and family of Penn
sylvania arrived at his mother-in-laws
Mrs. Rices, last week to spend some
time.
The infant son of Ord Ester died Sun
day the 10th at the home of its grand
parents Dir. Henry Paytons. it was laid
by the side of its mother in the Pawnee
Rock cemetery on Monday July the
18th.
Mrs. Nora Estes wife of Ert Estes and
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott died
Saturday afternoon, she has been sick
some months with consumption. Her
funeral wac preached in the Lincoln
church Sunday afternoon July 18th by
Rev. Hawkinsmith. Her remains were
inferred in the cemetery near by. She
leaves husband and two little girls,
father, mother and brothers, to mourn
! her loss the sympathy of the cumunity
| goes out to bereved ones.
Jesse Miller and family attended the
funeral of Andrew Adamson Thursday
2lst. who was killed by lightning Tues
day on a threshing machine.
Mrs. Chester Hartshorn of Barton Co.
and her sister OF Pottawatomie Co.
visited in this county at NJ. Stricklers
from Friday till Saturday.
| Mrs. Laura Simmons and children of
| Great Bend are out visiting her mother
Mrs. Rice.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Suez. July 27.-The German
steamer, Holsatia has been sliced as
a prize, in the Red Sea, by the Rus
slams. Q
. Medora, Kan, July 26.-Wm.
Berg, of this place. hung himself to
a bed post with shawl strap, last
night. No cause is known for the
suicide.
Oklahoma City, Ok, July 27.-The
democratic nominating convention,
after an all night session, this morn
ine nominated Frank Mathews as a
delegate to congress on the Goth bal
DOT.
Parsons, July 27.-Adron Galyon
suffered a dangerous laceration of an
arm today by approaching too closely
TO polar bear attached toa circus
menagerie.3 This is the bears third
victim.
Washington, July PA formal
protest against the seizure of the
steamer Arabia was filed with the
state department today, by repre-
sentative of Portland, Oregon ship
per, who stated the -four aboard was
not intended for the Japanese.
Leayenworth, Kans., July 81
Col. d. r. Anthony, the. noted Kan
san, editor of the Leavenworth Times
as lying at deaths door. He was
taken seriously i'll yesterday. and the
case was so bad the family was called
90 the bedside. Heart disease is the
-ailment.
Toxic, July 27.-Oficial reports
received here Classics the battle of
Tack Kiao as a complete Japanese
victory, achieved by General Oku and
the Taku Shan armies working in
unison. The battle was hotly con-
tested and it took two days to dislodge
the Russians.
Fort Scott, Kan, July ga
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Resolutions.
Galatia, Kansas uly %, 1904.


Be it resolved by Galatia Camp NJ.
". A. in regular meeting assembled,
that the sympathy of this camp be ex-
tended to our afflicted neighbor G. G..
Barrows and family on account of the
death OF little Iva whom God our Faith
er has taken home to live with him
where sorrow, sickness, pain or suffer
ing are no more;
Further be it resolved that these
resolutions be placed on our minutes,
a copy handed to neighbor Barrows,
and copies furnished the county papers
for publication.
T. G. Brown.
FRANK HAYES.
". a. BROWN:
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Galatia, Kans.

Adapted by Liberty Camp No. 1922,
Royal Nieghbors of Americ.
WHEREAs-God IN bis allwise and de-
vine providence has seen lit 70 remove
from our midst little Iva Bsrrows
daughter of our esteemed neighbors Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Barrows, and as We be-
lieved that the almighty God doeth all
things we'll therefore be it RESOLVED
that as Camp we extend our fratsrnal
sympathy TO father mother and relatives
who 50 deeply mourn the loss OF the
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movement to organize 100000

movement to organize 100000
packing plant here, was undertaken
today by several men interested in the
meat business. The plan is to in
terest the wealthy stock feeders in
this and adjoining counties and to
make stockholders in the packing
honse. This is to make them indie
pendent of the commission men and
stock yards companies as we'll as the
packers in the larger cities. The
proposed company is to be organized
along the line suggested recently by
the national convention of stockmen.
Yokohama, Japan. July 27.-The
sinking of the Knight Commander
without a trial, is considered here to
be an act of savagery, and as afford
ing grounds for apprehension as to
the treatment by the Russians of 9TH
er neutral vessels. Captain Brown of
the steamship Tsinan, which brought
the crew of the steamer, Knight Com
mander, into Port, says that the
Knight Commander met three Rus
sian warships at 1880 o'clock Satur-
day morning off the province of Izu.
The Russian officers who boarded the
Knight Commander took its captain
back with them and ordered the crew
of the Knight Commander to come on
board one of the Russian warships
within ten minutes. The Russians
then sunk the Knight Commander.
Word comes to this Office that on
Monday the 18th, Sam Seeley, an old
and well known resident of Stafford
county, accidentally fell from a ladder
and struck the ground on his face,
the shock being so great that he died
in short time. He was man about
20 years old. The funeral was held
at Up. m. on Tuesday.
The Barton House has again
changed hands, w. B. King, the own
er, having leased the same to John
Keith, who will continue to conduct
fho cana
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f our progressive farmers.

of our progressive farmers.
About all the news we can learn now
adays is that everybody is going to. the
harvest picnic % and 80 of July.
Mr.. Tom Boyle was caller in the
district Saturday afternoon.
Miss Pearl Cooney visited with Della
Wylie Sunday evening.
Mrs. Post and children visited with
Mrs. Wylie Sunday.
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SUNNY SLOPE.

Another good rain during the week,
and corn continues to grow.
Flowing and threshing are now in
progress, in full blast.
Mr.. Couchman was calling in the
District Friday taking orders for mail
boxes soon to be placed st the disposal
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THE plNKEYE DISEASE.

He wouldn't believe any neighDor on oath; a
! brother sister he turn down them both. a
No dealer earth that did business straight az
Could ''get next if he added the freight q
No profits he'd pay sgreedy old hog rs
(Unless in the form of a cheap cataogue) "a
But the catalogue-Oh twas the JOY of his life; n
He thought of it than he did of his wife. E
Each night after supper he'd DER its pages ~
And read it as if it was the work of the sages,
Comparing the cheapest shown there with the best "a
That shown in his city-till time for his f
He figured carriages surveys and carts y
On wagons and mowers and even "fne arts n
On carpets and tables, rockers and rugs y
On thresher outfits and two gallon jugs, 1
And found that spent with surprse) n
Would buy half a dozen books now, twice the size. Il
! He read on and on by the ampight each night, a
Till at last he complained of a failing eyesight; n
the doctor examined his eyes free of charge N
To find what it made his pupil so large. n
i He looked then uttered cry, "a
Say bazes, you've got the Pnkeye' eE
And there photographed on the pupils were ess
Pink pages of catalogues (aso some green) se'
And down in corner it read, "Our own make. EE
%. wagon for fifty without bed or brake ~
DON 60 your dealer at home to be skinned N
But right We never have snned." N
s"Wl ever get over this, Doctor" he said, -
LAS rolled his pink eyes each throb of his head "
the doctor looked on him with plying eye, rs
And said in deep tones ono, think you'll die, Y
But sir, if you do, the body we'll keep "
Till we send to York for coffin chats cheap" W
Ed BLAIR, Spring Hill, Kan. ~
&A&AN
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Frank Witt, who worked on the
Ellinwood paper for time, and later
on the Larned Tiller and Toiler, ar
rived in Great Bend Monday to assist
in this Office.
A girl was born to Frank Sipes and
wife, of Stafford county, on the 18th
inst. AL are reported doing well.
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little darling. REsoLvED-that as trib-
ute of respect copy of these resolu-
tions be sent to our neighbors to each
Co. paper and a copy be placed upon
our minutes.
Mrs. NAY Brown
MRS. DELLA ROBINSON Com.
Mrs. CLARINDA HARVEY
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'szs s= PLOWS
Here's an exhibition that should Interest you
SPEAKING OF

Up in Minnesota not long ago two men un-
aided drew the New Triumph Gang cuttiag
furrows q $40 inches wide, by $40
inches deep. J:
Hundreds of these exhibitions of the New
Triumph Sulky and Gang have been given
and in every instance the fact was proven
that they were without an equal anywhere.
Whether you want to buy or not, we want
you to come and see these plows. Let US
show their good points and tell you why they
are better than some others now on the
market. ::
The New Triumph never disappoints in the
field.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-07-29

The Barton House has again
changed hands, w. B. King, the own
er, having leased the same to John
Keith, who will continue to conduct
the same.
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Steneraasgleidnugs= Beb0rbe.

Sc miro hermit betannt aemadt,
oaB oas &htb. County 8ommifIdrss
9erift bon gegar gDuntg, Eeras,
am speiten Wontag i'm Monat SUM
oes Sabres 1904, oies lit Der orei,
5ebnte Gag beiaaten Wonats, sufams
mentreten uno als Steuerausaleis
hunesbeb0roe in Sibung Ieiu miro,
81 benz 8weGe. I'm pom MiieIor BON
8eyar @ountp ale feline Niiefment.
liiten. Bidder &c. entgeeensunebmen
uno tie gu inipisieren, forrigleren,
eaualifteren uno gu eenebmiaen
Bum 8eugniB bierfir babe id
meine unteridrift unb n1ein Dffisieues
Sieael in meiner Office in San Qns
tonic, an bielem erIten 9aQe oeS
SUM A. d. 1904 binsuaefiet.
MAA 5rant 81. 0emton.
w COUNTY . glert,
8erar @Duntu, TeraS.
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Wpus 9~rieasidanplabe.

Die iapaniide ReQiernng bat
ben BON ben &uiien erbeuteten
nMtanhuria4 gu elmer ST.
eIrliunsfahrt nah ben foreaniihen
Der Talientpa1 : Bop un0
anoeren Srten oes &rieasl9auplabes
ausaeriftet. Die fremOen Wtarinez
electromagnetic Witalieoer
bes 9arlaments uno cine Nn5abl
Observation-Disclosures louen eingez
laoeu neroen, Die Sabrt mit5unta=
hen.
Cine 9epel1e oes 20nbDner
STANDARD" melbet, oaB oa8 ruIiilbe
8laoipDtuds @eidmaoer am Z. SUM
in Der Ndhe Bort Irtburs einen
9ampf NIT ben iapaniiben Sdifen
beitanoen babe, am Sreitag aber
nah 8labimplfDd suriidgefebrt lei.
= Sn einem 6oblmeae, breiBia
Weilen meItlih BON Sal gbeng,
fano am Sreitae Elm @efeht smiihen
Den &uiien uno Den Sapanern itatt,
in Dem Die Huiien ge5tpungeu mur@
ben, lire Steuung gu riurnen.
Die japanilden 9ruppen in oer
stabe BON Sort Nrtbur iouen beoeus
tsnoe 8erltdrtunaen erboLten baben.
- Nus 2iau gang miro aemeloet:
Die Militdrattabes fino in einem in
Der Nabe oes Babnbofs belegenen
6auie einquartiert, oaS linen our
Berfiauna 9efteQt uno 10 fomfor@
label. tpie inter Den Terbdltniien
mDglih, eingeriHtet lit. s t.sgol.
8alter s. Sbunler unb Capt. Carl
&ei9man nDrt Der amerifanii6en
8unbes=N rmee reiien attn Donners-
tag al. 2t.s@ul. Sbubler miro fid
nabriheinlih ben 9oiaten anihlte>
Sen, Die init Den iapanilden SDrpo=
ften nDrolih pDr Ginbou in Sihlune
fino. Capt. &eidmar miro iid)
einem Der poreeibDbenen aorps an=
lhlieBen. St. 0epton 81. Mcguap
pDt Der amerifaniihen Marine 1T
mod in Sort Nrtbur, 100 er Der rui-
Iilden Marine attabiert lit. Capt.
Wiatatt 9. Suoion, BON Dem an1eri,
taniiden @enietDrps. bletbt bier.
90 er BEN genietorps anaeb6rt, be-
Dbadtet er ole Nrbeiten i'm 2iao.
gang nit GROCER NuimertIamfeit.
Wlebreren anoeren Nttahes, oarun-
ter gpt. Waters uno MtaiDr 0ume
pom britiiden 6eere, lit geitattei
poroen. ifh nad @a6en gu begeben.
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Nofationen in Seras setuaniat.

Die Sriscp.5 pfteta 2ano. Smmi.
sratipns : N~fipciatiori lentt bereits
ibren 9eil Der ginmnnoernrig na@
9eras.
Dreibun6ertunofanf5ig Maente.t
oieler Niiociation pDrn Often urD
@oroen baben lDeben cine Euur bur6
GeraS beenbet uno iib mad ben 6iIfs.
queIen bes Staates &C. e~rtunoi0t,
UNI bic Iatiaben ben 6eimftdtteius
hern Der dlteren Staaten better Dor.
fibren gu fDnnen.
Dieie affoeiatton 1T bic mirt.
iamite, Die es giebt; iie bat Mgenteia
in ben aanaen Ser. Staater,. WulIt
Sbr guer @igentum. auf benz 2anhe
Ober in Der Staot, perfaufer, tpiinidJt
Sbr 3apitaf fir Sabrifen ober
iraeno cine Snbuftrie, fGreibt an
st.. g. aemDr n, SetretGr neS Sns
miaratiDns Bureals, Dept. ".
SriscD . @ebduoe, ct. 2uuiE, Mo.
g. U. 6uabes
8eneralzS mmiaratiunss Noert.
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nApsf6m

Gin Sonnabenb Gbero itarb Srau
6 militia 8ictpria g d m e L
Ser, @attitt bes 6errn @uitap
Shmelber, oes 8rdIibenten Der be-
fannten Sugo & S6melber gDm'
PAM. Die Geritorbene NOR Die 9pb'
ter oes 6errn gaeiar @dbarot, Der
leinerseit Die 5irna 6. @dbarot q
Son in gurftotpn e%rinoete. Im
4. Wtai 1912 geburen tam iie als ltes
benidbriaes Mdohen nit ibren @lterr
bon WeItfalen na9 9era8, NOD Itb
Die Santilie in 0prftomn nieoerlieB.
Dim II. SftDber 1866 perbeiratete Tie
Iih nit 6errn s.. Sbmelber uno Ites
bette NIT Inn nab Gan Intprip
iiber. Seitoett aeh6rte fie 81 ben
befannteIten uno aneeiebeniten oeuts
ld1en Danten Der 5taot. Sbr Sob
tuuroe burh einen 56laganfan, Der
fie por Surgeon traf, berbeigefabrt.
Sic binterldBt auBer ibrem Soften
leGs &ittber. sSrau @eDrge Seberer,
s.. 6. Sbmefber. Srau @. q. 8nr5'
ba6. 6ermann Sbmelber, SRI. Nn'
toinette S@melber uno Srau IS. p.
9mber in 81 Baip. &0n ibren 8ris
bern uno Shpeftern feben nod ISM.
gdbarot, Srau S. BON Hoeoer, Srall
&obert @obmert in gorftopn uno
sSrau 3uooIph &feberg in Guero.
Die 8eeroieung fano beute WtOr'
gen unter GROCER 8eteiligung itatt.
Nls attioe Babrtudtrdeer funeierten
| Die 6erren: hilbert Stepes, Qrtbur
@uentber, 46plpb 8aauer, &ihter
Gomaro Dmber, Scat. Giuareal,
Gbas. 0euermann, 81. 50. 6eiliq
uno g. s. s. Smmitt; als @hren=
babrtudtrdaer Die Serreu: S. @ruDs,
Nler SartDr, @uitaU 9aeniel, S. W.
Broom, George 6euermauu, @opin
chamberlain. S. 8. Ginde unit
6ummel.
Mm Gonntae Nbeno itarb in
6aule ibres 5Dbnes. oes 6errr
Trant 2ange an Der VI. Biue Str,
SEQ. Alb, Jrau Sranf gauge
fen. i'm Glter BON So Sabren. Dit
8eritprbene ftammte aug Deutidlanf
uno nDbnte felt Is Sabren in Sar
NntoniD.
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sHr xarfer.

Die County, onpentiDnen. melhe
am Sonnabeno iiberan i'm Staate
itattfanber unb in oerer 9etegaten
fir Die AM 81. SUM- bier IN Can Gns
tDniD 5uiammentretenoe StaatSfOn=
pentior eepGblt muroen, baben NIT
einem fir Starter duBer1t aiinitigen
@eiultat aeenbet. Snftruiert fir Bars
ter baben 80 Counties, Die iber 500
Siimmen in Der Transformation
fDntrpgieren, auBeroem Sino ibm
mod Die Skinner, elmer Nnsabl De.
l~egntionen, Die untnltruiert nah oer
&nnpentiUn aeben, abiolut iiher,
iDoaB man mol iager tann, Die Bars
fers2eute fontrDQieren ieBt fhor nett
iiber 500 Stimuten.
Die &DnpentiDrt piro 5ptiAen 900
uno 967 Stimnten ftarf iein, inter
iDlden umitanoen iDlte maj, es als
fiher arnebmen tDnnen, oaB bic Gin
bdnger Harfer's cine SnitruttiDn Der
Delegaten CUR Matiunaltonnention
fir ibren 8anoioaten ourbieben
tDnnten.
6earit bat iblehter ab9eihnitten,
nlS felbit feline erDBten @eener err
marteten. SIN @an5er peiB man
Biz iebt nur BON AZ Stimmen. auf
Die feline Qnbdnger in Der Staatss
%tOnnentiDn redbner t6nner. Inter
iolden umitdnoen Bate lih Serr 80.
s. Brpar feline Reiie AUDI iparen
fDttnen.
uniere beioen Bunbesienatoreti
8ailep uno gulberion lino faft BON
allen 9Dnuenti0ner inboiiiert mDroen.
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9emtitbe gommerfd,uIe.

Gnh in oieiem Sabr tperbeu Die
hieiigen 2Dger Der 6ermannsf6bne
pieoer cine beutide Summerlhule
unterbalten. Dieielbe miro inter
Der 2eitung Der 6erren 8oebinaer,
SHuette uuo 6irI6 fteben un6 es
uir6 in ibr Deuib . 2elen, 9eutld,.
6breiben, beutihe @rammatit, oeut.
ihe @eihidte uno Ginaen aelebrt
tuer6en. Gnen beutId)en @lfern 1T
es brinaeno gu empfeblen, lire Sin.
Der oieie 9elegenbeit benuben gu lals
len; oer nnterri6t miro fid] fir Sie
o0n arcBem 8ert ertpeiien.
Die Sbule iou am 20. b. so. be-
ginnen. Der unterridt tpiro muraens
BON s biz Ii ubr erteilt tper6en.
0dbere @inSelbeiten iino BEL 6errn
8oeBinger i'm Ipe. 6 Shulbauie
81 erfabren.
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grele Heiie uab ct. Qonis uuO

I'm ben Beinbern ber Weltnus.
iteIuna entaeaenautomrien, uitt bic
W. 6. r. 8abn (Ibe Ratp) eireu
neuen Shneusug 5miifen Galue.
itOn uno San AntDnip urtb ct.
2oui8 einlegert uro bic erfte Yer5on,
Die einen Mau,er fir bieien ueuen
Dug einienbet. Der anaenDmtien
weroen tuiro, erbdlt Elm Srei.Eifet
nDn trgeno elmer StatiDr in Teras
nah ct. aOuis uno suriid tpdbrenb
Der Iusftellun9. Die f~olaenben De.
oi1gungen iino 81 beDbahter: Der
Ranie muB neu uno nrigineM ntib
fura unb beritdnolib fem. Vile Mlits
teilunaen in 8esug bierauf fitn az
ribten an @. 6. Grnb,
IS. . boz SIP. $40 9.
DALLAS. Seras.
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ss 9rinft sllamD !. Tlaidenbier.
Die fnltmmfte aaer Grfabruuaen.

Ranrt es ettuas Gblimmeres aeben,
als Die Gmpfinoung, jeoe Mtinute
rperoe Define leBte fem? Das mar
Die @rfabrung, tpeld)e Mrs. g. s..
NetulDn in Decatur, Nlabarna, ourds
slmahen bette. Ore Sabre lang,
ihreibt cieielbe, ,,hatte id ihun un.
ertrdgliHe Shmer5er gu erouloen in
5olge pDn observation-disclosures,
Magers une Darmbeibperben. Ser
Cob ihien unpermeiolid, ba ale
Nerate uno ale Nr5eneiel perIaaten.
SblieBlib Durbe ih oasu bem0qer,
Electric BitterS" gu perluden uno
oas Neiultat mar aeraoeau uunoers
bar. Sd puroe iofort better uno
ieBt bin i'd nonitdnbie rpieoer beraes
itelt." Sir 2eber=, @ierens, Waz
gen= uno Darms2ei6en lit electric
8itters Die einsiae Wieoisin. Rur
90 Gents. @arantiert oDn ben Gpo.
thetern s.. &alteper & 5Dbn uno
GoDlph DreiB.
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werblHHeuper s,e.ue,s.

Neue Beuaniffe treffen fDrtmab.
rero IN grDBer Menae Elm, ueIbe er.
fldreu. on6 Or. Rings @eue @nt.
oe6ung fAr Gmwinbfubt, 6uiten
inb Grtdltungerl ubne @leiben oa.
feet. Slle Beiipiel bieneu m5ae cine
t1r5lihe berartige Runogebung bDr
e. 8. Mc5arlnnb ppn DeuturpiQe,
Wa. Derielbe fmreibt: .Drei Sabre
lang tuuroe Dbne ieben @rfofo an mir
9eruin9eouttert. Damn begann ih
Or. Rings Neue grfinounQ su nebs
men uno elm paar GlaiHer bapun
beilteu mid noHlfdnbig." Dies Wits
tel tit gleiG mirfiam BEL allen Gun.
negis uno 9nlsleioen, SHminbludt,
GungenentsGubung uno @rippe.
@nrantiert bpn ben Iputbefern s..
6nIteber u Snbti uno Noolpb 9reis.
Yrobeflniden frei. reauldre @r6Be
so Cents uno $1.00.
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Wie be- 0iamaut

unter ben Gbelteineu. 1T bic ct. Ser
narb @rduter : 8tGe inter ben 8ilen.
9ieies getualtise unb bod mii6e mir
fenbe grDBe oeutIbe 9eilmittel bat it'd
leit Sabrbunberten in olen Sanen bon
MagenIei6en, 9ebers unb interleibs.
Stbrungen, iDfpie unberoaulibfeit nno
&~eritppfune auf bas @ldnsen6fte betuahrt.
8erlaBt gud auf bic ct. 8ernarb<&rdn'
tea.Hile uno tuerbet seiuno. Jn alien
Wnnthefeft al hnhen.
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Gar : @rrlrllouea sur @elts
WuSiteIuna,

Gin II. uno 81. Mai nertauft bic
Geras unb 8acific : 8abn 6pesials
@rcurlions. 9idets nab ct. Souls
uno sl1riid bon alien Bunften ibrer
2inie in Teras, Grtanias uro 2pui.
liana flr tpeniaer al5 einer 6abrs
preis. Die Eidets iino nur in ben
reeelm1Bieen gars giiltia uno fir Die
9auer ppn fieben 9aeen. @enoet
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