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other unique and interesting EVENT.
were graphically shown The com
pany will be given a cordial reception
on it's return at the beginning of next
season.
Rev. T. r. Aiken of The United Pres.
byterian church will preach the bacca-
laureate sermon to the class of 1905
at the Methodist church Sunday morn.
ing.
Rev G. S. Cooper OF the Methodist
church will speak on What a Boy Saw
in the Army" on the evening of May
80, at the First Methodist church in
Abba. Rev. Cooper served in the civil
war, being very young when he en-
listed and this fact will give double
weight to his address.
One of the unique features OF the
chautauqua assembly program will be
the Kaffir Boys Glee club on Saturday
July /. The club is composed Of Ave
Kaffir boys dressed in native costume.
Mrs Francis Donor Tucker came in
/, from Lamont, Okla, last night for a
visit with parents and friends In AL
bia
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Townsend enter
tanned party at whist last night at
their home in West Abba.
Mrs. H. C. Eschbach entertained at
euchre Thursday afternoon in honor of
Judge and Mrs. g. w. Vermilion of
Centervil]e.
Vim. Trussell of Moravia was in
town yesterday on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Spangler Of Extra
are visiting the formers mother, Mrs.
Brewer on South Main street.
4 John Forster was transacting bust
ness in town yesterday.
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Opportunities at oacoma, S. b.

The town of Oacoma, Lyman county,
South Dakota, is located on the west
bank of the Missouri river, opposite
Chamberlain. With the completion of
the Lyman county extension of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railway
Oacoma will become the distributing
and shipping point for a populous and
productive area larger than the state
of Vermont. The townsite is beautiful,
we'll drained, has the advantage of rail-
way and steamboat transportation and
is bound to become one of the most
important trade centers of South Da-
kota.
About June 1 there will be sale of
town lots offering excellent opportuni.
ties for profitable investment. Business
men who are seeking good locations
for mercantile enterprises will do well
to identify themselves with Oacoma,
Watch for dates of excursions for the
sale of Oacoma town lots.
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CHARLTON.

Charlton, May 20. - Richard Miller
a former resident of this county, but
now living at Laclede, Mo-, lis spend.
ing few days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Clayton of In
dianola spent the day in the city yes
terday.
Edward Kelley has returned from .
business trip to Des Moines.
Miss Eva Himmelrich came up from
Morning Sun last evening for an over
Sunday visit with her parents.
Mrs John Holmes and Clarence
Melville went to Chicago last evening
for few days visit.
The Charlton Alumni association en-
tertained the class Of 1905 last even.
ing in the high school auditorium.
The members of the G. A. r. post
that went to Oskaloosa Tuesday to at
tend the state encampment returned
home this morning.
Mrs. H. j. Swanson and her daugh-
ters of Olmitz were in the city last
evening.
Miss Belle Kelley is visiting with
relatives in Sedalia, Mo.
| A complimentary band concert
given by the Charlton band was well
received last evening by the public.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Malone expect
to leave soon for Spirit Lake, where
they will be employed in hotel dur
ing the outing season.
Postmaster L. F. Maple has re.
turned from visit at Glasford and
/ Peoria, Ill.
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MRS. DAVIS TALKS
PROMINENT CHICAGO CLUB Wo
MAN ADDRESSES oTTuMWA
coLoRED PEOPLE.
"our Needs and Opportunities" Was
the Subject of Address Delivered in
Second Baptist church-cIub Wo-
men to Meet in Muscatine.

From Saturdays Daily
Our Needs and Opportunities" was
the subject of an interesting talk given
by Mrs. l.. A. Davis Of Chicago last
evening in the Second Baptist church
A fair sized audience of Ottumwa col
lored clubwomen listened with .rapt
attention to the eloquent words of
Mrs Davis.
Being the efficient occupant of the
position of organizer of the National as
sociation of Colored Women, Mrs.
Davis is well equipped to talk Of the
needs and opportunities of her race,
and her splendid delivery and pleasing
personality made her remarks all the
more enjoyable. Mrs. Davis is grad
force, Ohio, and at the present time is
serving her second term as organizer
of the national association. She has
contributed articles to many of the
leading magazines and newspapers of
the country, and is bright, affable
woman. Following her remarks the
state meeting of the Federation of Col
ored Women's clubs, which opens in
Muscatine Monday, was discussed.
Refreshments were served immediate
ly after.
While in the city Mrs. Davis is a
guest of Mrs. Emma Gardner, who re.
sides On Caldwell street.
Delegates to Go.
Ottumwa colored clubwomen will be
well represented at the meeting Of the
state federation which opens at Mus
catine Monday. The Good Intent club
will be represented by Mrs. Amy Jun
kin, Mrs. Anna Hearol and Mrs. Jen-
ME Winston Mrs Helena Downey
state organizer, and Mrs. Emma Gard
ner, chairman of the reciprocity
bureau, will also attend. The dele
gates will leave Monday morning.
Mondays Program.
The convention will open Monday
evening with lecture on "The Needs
of Organization" by Mrs. Belle Graves
. of Des Moines, president of the state
federation. After the lecture the fol
lowin program will be furnished by
/ the Koontz Mandolin club:
Selection-Mrs Jefferson Thompson
| of Muscatine.
Instrumental-Miss Blanche Woods
of Davenport.
/ Vocal selection-Berton POWELL o.
Muscatine.
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Abba.

Abba, May 20. - The case OF Wood
cock VS.. the Wabash railway will not
be finished this week but will probably
consume the whole of Monday.
Rev. William Porter left last night
for Hanover, ILL.,, where he will preach
Sunday. From there he goes to Great
Core, Pa, to attend the synod Of the
Associate Presbyterian church.
Frank Jackson shows some improve
ment today and his physicians now
have strong hopes Of his recovery.
The Lyman P. Howe company gave
an exhibition of moving pictures at
Kings Opera House, which is pro.
nounced the best ever given in Abba.
Some Of the great events of the war
in the east, the making of the London
Times" the lifeboat service and many
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export, have decided upon a delightful
trip during the months of the summer
vacation and have announced their in
tention Of spending the summer in
Europe.
They will leave Davenport during
the week of June 10 for Boston, Mass,
whence they will sail on Saturday,
June "a, on the steamer Canopic for
Italy. They will land at Naples, where
they will spend several days, going
from there to Rome, where they will
meet Rt Rev. Bishop j. j.. Davis on
his annual pilgrimage to the Eternal
City, in company with Dr. George Gig
linger and Rev. Thomas Brownrigg.
After visiting Pope Plus X and max
ing few days stay in Rome, Father
Shannahan and Father Donahue will
journey to Genoa, Venice, Lourdes,
Paris and London, and Dublin, Killar-
ney, Cork and other interesting points
in the Emerald Isle. On their return
they will leave Queenstown, Ireland,
on August "a for America and arrive
in this city about the first of Septem.
. Der refreshed and prepared to start
upon another years work in the class
room
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tends over Sunday and bids fair of
being one of the most interesting ever
held by the society.
Nine Graduates.
The high school graduating exercises
were held at the M. E. church last
evening, there being nine graduates to
receive diplomas. Those completing
the course were: Roy 7. Warrington,
RUBY M. Phillips, Samuel e. Moore,
Will c. Horn Beryl Horn. Earl Swank
Charles Dale harrington, Charles H.
Meirer End Ada M. Shatto. Each of
the graduates acquitted themselves
with honor in delivering their finals
before a large and appreciative audi
ence. Prof. Wilbur York has been re-
tanned for the ensuing year as super
intendent of the high school. Spleen
did work has been accomplished dur
ing the year just closed as was fully
demonstrated by the strong class
graduated last night.
Other Interesting Items.
Mr. Charles Shannon, of Keokuk
formerly Of this city, arrived yester.
day to attend the high school com
mencement exercises.
Ed Cox. manager of the Bloom.
field mitten factory, has just put il
operation a new invention of his owl
connected with the glove factory
which, when ir operation, turns fou
| fingers of the newly made gloves, IN
stead of the old way of only one finge
at a time. The new invention doe
the labor of three people and viii
mean a saving to the company o
about 500 per month. Mr. Cox will
apply for a patent on the new device
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Cook left yes
terday for their home in Los Angeles
Cal, after a weeks visit in the cit
with relatives and friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Taylor We're a
home to a few friends at o'clock din
ner Wednesday evening in hoor of Nj
and Mrs. w. H. Cook, who were guest
in the city.
A 10 o'clock dinner at the Tee
home on Thursday and o'cloc
dinner at the J. R. Shaeffer home o
the same day afforded invited friend
an opportunity of renewing acquain
tances with Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. { OF
Of Los Angeles, who were the guest
of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey wray, who re
| side south of this city a few miles
We're at home to about twenty-fou
friends at whist on Thursday evening
Elegant refreshments were served an
delightful time spent at the beauti
full country home of Mr.. and Mrs
| Wray.
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" Ill ENTER 7 AIN
Y. M. c. A. Committeeman WILL
MEET WITH Mr.. AND MRS.
GEORGE HAW, sR.
Joint Rally and Conference Will be
Held Monday Evening-R. H. Burn
side of oskaloosa VIII Address the
Meeting-The Committees.

From Saturdays Daily.
The hospitality of the Haw
home, Ill East Fifth street, has been
extended to the committees Of the
Young Mems Christian association for
next Monday evening, at which time a
joint rally and conference will be held.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Haw, Sr., have
extended an invitation to the commit
teemen of the Y. M. c. A. to this in
formal gathering, and every member
of the various committees is expected
to attend.
The meeting will be addressed by
R. H. Burnside of Oskaloosa, who is
president of the association at that
place and also chairman of the state
executive committee of the Y. M. G. A.
The meeting will convene at o'clock.
The Committees.
The following is a list of committees
appointed by President T. D. Foster
for the ensuing year, in addition to the
standing committees of the board of
directors:
Religious Work.
e. G. Pierce, chairman.
Bible Study.
George Haw, Jr., chairman, r. F.
Bridgeman, j. K Dysart, Ernest LIE
Compt, F. w. Sharp, Geo. L. Miller
Oscar B. Nelson, G. ]. Eckfelt.
Meetings.
Edward DUNCAN, chairman, A. H
Nelson, G. G. Thomas, Ernest Akerson
Axel Larson, w. L. Thompson, F. L.
Ia poaft w II r Foster
Personal Work.
G. w. Messenger, chairman.
Foreign Work.
John H. Morrell, chairman.
Membership.
John K. Mahon, chairman, w. L
Richards, DR.. w. S. Boone, Roy Ste
vens, Ernest A. Kerson, James Nc
Galley, W. T. Wilkinson, G.. o. Arnold
Ben Glew, H. S. Merrick, F. W. Sharp
F. F. Bridgeman, Geo. L. Miller, ]. G
Upp, F. H. Hall, Frank Pearson, G. B
Morris, Ernest LIE Compt.
Boys Work.
Judge M. A. Roberts, chairman, F. L
Daggett, H. o. Bowen, DR.. E.A. Sheafe
Usher.
! Alan Weir, chairman, Howard Davis
Sam Stoltz, Earl Daggett, Chas. L
Hunt, Paul Stoltz, John Janney, Green
leaf Merrill. D. j. Weeks.
Educational.
! Jessph Dain, chairman, w. S. Hogue
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coNvENEs AT BLOOMFIELD.
w. H. M. Society, of keokuk District
in Session.

Bloomfield, May 20.-The third an
nual meeting of the Keokuk District
Woman's Home Missionary Society
convened at the M. e. church audi.
torium yesterday afternoon at
o'clock. About twenty-five delegates
had arrived for the opening Of the
three days session, with about that
many more coming in on the early
train today.
The first session was given over to
the enrolment of delegates and re-
ports of the secretaries of the various
departments of work and reports of
the corresponding secretary, Mrs. Cora
M. Lucas, Of Fairfield, and Treasurer
Mrs. c. E. Hartley, of Keokuk On
account Of the high school graduating
exercises being held in the church
auditorium. no session was held in the
evening. The program as arraged ex-
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Real Estate Transfers.

Furnished by Lowenberg & Co, 107
Court street.
John F. and Bell B. Cole to Fred R.
Beck undivided II of the S. E. " and
part N. ~ S. u. n and part S. w. n
S. E. ", 17-73-13, $525.
= Milwaukee Land Co. to Howard G.
Richardson, Tot 9 block s, Farson, S54
l.. c. Williams and wife to May w
Bsrritt, part S. " S. E. ", 17-73-13
$50.
John and Bridget Anderson to ]. A.
Ballard, lots 3s and 80 Styles Place
Add. to Ottumwa, $500.
H. c. Cox to Fife G. Cox, lots Is
and 16, Hearn Add to Eldon, 81.
Susan Riordan to Mary Riordan,
lot 5, Hinsey Subdiv. to Ottumwa, 81
VIM A. Jones and wife to Linnie
Cowley, lot 5 block 9, Eddyville, $500
Moses Israel and wife to Ira J. Is
rael, lot 10 block 4S. Eldon, $3.50.
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Do Not Be Imposed Upon.

Foley & Co., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as throat and lung
remedy and on account Of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
and Tar many limitations are offered
for the genuine. Ask for FoIeys Hon
ey and Tar and refuse any substitute
offered as no other preparation will
give the same satisfaction. 1t is mildly
laxative. 1t contains no opiates and
is safest for children and delicate per-
sons. w. D. Elliott, Druggist.
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Allen, Johnston, j. G. Hutchinson, w. E

Allen, Johnston, j. G. Hutchinson, w. e.
Hunt.
Star Course.
]. T. Hackworth, chairman, DR.. D.
c. Brockman, M. A. Roberts, Frank
L. Daggett, Fred. K Dimmitt.
Boarding House.
George l.. Miller, chairman, w. r.
Lewis, Ralph McElroy.
Social.
j. w. Neasham, chairman, Chas. e.
Fahrney, Carl Rauscher, j. K Dysart
George J. Hinshaw, Carl E. McElroy,
w. l.. Richards, Will Ramsell, Henry
S. Merrick, T. Henry Foster, Joseph
Britain, G. f.. Heindel, J. w. Brown,
C. e. Nelson.
Employment.
W. T. Wilkinson, chairman, Chas
F. Fahrney, M. B. Hutchinson, d. A.
Emery, Judson Treneman.
Visitation of Sick.
G. J. Eckfelt, chairman, Edwin Dun
gan.
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Juggling With Dynamite.

Is no more dangerous tnan to ne.
elect kidney disorders Foley's Kid
ney Care corrects irregularities and
has cured many severe cases after 9th.
err treatment has failed. 1t builds up
the won cut tissues and restores
health and vigor 81 was troubled with
kidney complaint for about two years.
writes A. H. Davis of Mt. Sterling. Ia.
"but two bottles Of Foley's Kidney
Cure effected permanent cure" w
D. Elliott, Druggist.
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PRINCIPALS Viii Control.

Iowa City. May 90 Especial 1.-The
Iowa student representatives turned
over the control Of the high school
athletics to the principals club, Ida
Grove alone resisting.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-23

Many men are sure they would get
to heaven If only they might die In
their Sunday suits.
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PILGRIMAGE TO ETERNAL CITY

Rev. C.. j. Donahue and Rev. w. p.
Shannahan Will Tour Europe.
Davenport, May 20.-Rev. w. P.
Shanahan and Rev c. j. Donahue,
professors of st. Ambrose college. Dav-
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BANK IS CLOSED.
Receiver Appointed In Institution At
Cornwall, N, Y.

Washington, D. c., May 90 The
First National bank of Cornwall, N. Y,
was closed yesterday by direction of
the comptroller of the currency on the
ground of insolvency and Examiner
Van Brocklin has been appointed re-
ceiver.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02
Sicnitna, Ben 2. Wai 1905.

Iergciie Gcntc Niemano iein Dir
acrredlt nno feline giirgerpflid)t. SIS
iteben III grutc Snterciien amf bem
Spielc, bic nidDt ami bic leidJte SdDnl-
ter aenummen merbcn biirfen. Srage
Sober iein She'll ba3n bel, ben Jprts
id)ritt nno oas 8ebciben st fDrocrn.
Sober @iirger obnc Mnsnabmc iollte
ieine Stimmc abgcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02
Mmcrifaniih bentidc Sanocls6c.
%3icGmnocn.

Sic ailt0igung oeo oelltld orleri.
fanilden Sonoclss Ibfolulte1s BON
10. Sui 1900 oltrd) Gelltldlonb miro
bon Der omerifauiiden Yrelle i'm
@at5en ritbig unb lohlid) beiprod)cn
ilno oabel III ben nlellten ms 5i Wc-
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ming ollSge'prodcn, Dob cS nid)t ill
elllen 3ollfricgc fonmen meroc, GA
ca 'id) bel ben beioen SGnocrn INN e-
itc1l geacnicitigen @oorcnoltstoltid)
bon GROCER Veocrtlti,a bnnoclt.
Ncutlt)lono be5og bon inns I'M lcttelt
Sobre Waarcn IN Der Sobe bon nobez
5n pa WtiQionen Collars. in Der
Sollptludlc Hobbaunlpolle, - ollciit
fllr nlcbr olS 70 Wtilionen Collars,
aupIer, @ei5en SdmolS gcrcinigtcs
Eetrolelm, MaiS, 0oll- mo HltBbol,,
Selfilden Ilciidl Sblt mo perid)ic-
ocneS onocre. ~llniere Ginilbr aus
Gelttid,lonh bc5ifferte lld) ollf etluus
iiber 100 WtQionen Collars. Soupt.
grtifel Der belitid)cn Nllaillbr mad,
Den Tcreiniaten Stooten iuorell balb-
leiocne 3eilac mo Siid)cr G Milio.
lten Gollora), Eor5ellon 6 Wiuios
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neIt), Nnilin ltro SheerforbStoffe
(lR Milionen), Spiel5elo oacr 9(rt
a Wtillpnen), bo5u &unltgegcns
ltoltoe II. Il. Ter 3uder.Grport
0eatld)lono'S ltod, Den Hereinafter
Stooten, Der Dor Sobrcn eiuen beoeli.
fellocn Folten olisnlod)te. lit ltorf
5liriidacgon9ell mo miro 1T obicb.
borcr 3eit gotl5 bebeutiii,ssIos ipers
Den, iuenn linn biird) oen ncllen San.
oelspertroa llid)t before 9eoinaumgen
geldlaffcn lperoen. Solpobl Sclltid)s
lono ipie Die Gerei,igten Stoaten Ia.
ben oIio Gin gleid) ltorfes Sntcreiie
oaroit, Die beltebenoen Sanoelsbeoirl-
glinget ipeiter 81 pilegen. unb mir
nidlt Sitlll ipeuigiten, benn Die belltid)e
Ginfiibr aus Den &ereinigten Stao-
ten lit III Den lesten Sobren itorf &c.
ltieaen. SIN Sabre 1897 betriig Scr
omerifoniide Support Gentihlonb's
MIR 65S Winionen Mart, 1p1hrenb
CT IN 1901 bereits cine Millioroe
ilberitieg, INT Damn in Den foIaenoeil
Sabren lpieoer etipas nadBulollen.
Aber ollh Die oelitihe Nusiubr mad
Den @ereinigten Sioatcn bot sliae.
nonImett. Sic itieg bon 397 Millio-
men Warf inl Sabre 1897 auf 469
Mfillionen Warf I'M Sabre 1908. Die
Sntereiien beioer Nationen meiien ol=
10 alti eine @erltGnoieune bin. Die AZ
er5ielen lem miro, ipenn beioe Seiten
~gleidpnaBia gntgeeenfpmmen seiaen.
llniere nStannpotters" miibten aller,
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Siirean hes staotsH esiitrators.

9nltimore. ben %. glpriI 1905.
Ilen oaran iHtcreiiirten Eerioneu ipiro bier
Inli aadritt crtbeiIt oaB Der StaotsS ngenieur.
me es oird ben Ibldnitt CT 6, glrtifcl As oes
SoitimorerS tabtsGooer bon 1898 {SupplemenD
oerlanet lptrh. ben erflireuben 8lan uno bic
SSeripab'6atHaen fir bic &erdnoeriine II. Wtos
otll43ltlilg pes 5utiden Dem Wlapnr nilb Siaots
roth BON baltimore unb CHARLES q. Soof IT..
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lino Etlaiterin9 oesienigen 1bciles oer @Iifs
tonsaoenue bon Der Gtifeite Der 10. Strabc bis
sur 8eltletfe Der GbeIieaz Terrace, in @entafs
belt Der am 8. @sat 1908 belidtieten &eror6s
nlIre III; LOO, nm habnrb &oriorge 81 treIieH
fir Die gIteeuttltl9 1no 8ilafteruna bes ean3en
1beileS Der GItften:slbenie. bon ser sifomefts
feite Der @lnolor'yiHsioao bis 5ur 9SeftIeite
Der Gbelicuslerrnte, bis Su eiuer oan;ett grette
eon 40 6lb; aIliiait III elmer 8reite bon SO
SUB, ilIo NeittnlmlllgeH fiir Die 8eSablu1a Der
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ellie oaoon b%erilbrtetl Berionen Iino bercd.
tiat, innerbaIb 80 Iaaelt bonn Satum bieler
Notis al, I'M 8ultiinorer Staoteeriht olrdl
fhriftiit etnaereitte Retiiton ~oaaeeeu 5u aps
peGiren.
Sarrg \. Supper,
Hegiitrntor Der Sluot baltimore.
/. (Npril2U iytai2, $40
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Das WpbcII oes Nen.D o t.
fer Siael.G cnfmols lit iest fertig.
Ter aiinitler Carl Witter-1iiiees; oen
Selhcn III Der 9liithe ieiner Monnes.
iobre, iuie er im @iireerfrieae aus.
Iob, nno sluar SIT Yferbe. Sigel's
fein aebilbete Mittpe lit iebr bnnlit
su%frieben. Der fir oas 0enfmal &C.
literteFlas lit local. 9eseidneno fit
Den Grnit, Der ben aiinltler leitet, lit
Die III Der 8eid)id)te oiientlid)er0 enf-
mailer ollein o~oitehenoe Sbatiod)e,
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NIT 5llm 9ron5eguB geidritten miro,
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ni6t ~beitotiet. Gos ruiiiide Otter.
feIt bat ober bod cine groBe ueber.
roidyung gebro6t. einen lltos ocs
G5oren, Ser oQen HeligionsgelloIiell.
lhoften p~oaitGnoige Sreiheit unf
8lcidbered)tiguna nit Der ortbo,
borcu Stride oeiuGbrt. @eouloet fuilr.
Den onoere Gonfeiiionen alld) bishcr
ober Die @erbreitung ibrer 2ebrcr
mar Den Gonfeiiionen per6oten. Der
l(ebertrttt bon Der ~ortboooren gric.
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