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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-01-05

The following is taken from letter
received from our old friend d. G Will
sou who will be remem bered as one Of
the early settlers of this valley, Mr.
Wilson left here some two months since
and was shortly afterward followed by
his family with the exception of his
oldest son, who remained here. lie
seems to be highly pleased with his new
home. What he says about that coun-
try will no doubt be read with interest
Enclosed find a dollar for which send
me The Echo. We like this country
very much. Fine winter weather, only
a frosty night once in while. We are
in the heart of the famous Rogue River
Valley. Medford being five miles east
of the county seat, Jacksonville, Jack
son County, Oregon. We are on the
S. p. r r $50 miles south OF Portland
and about ID miles north of the Gala
fornia state line.
"This is Il great fruit country A
Mr.. Perkins realized $500 per box for
pears here, or 81. 10 in London. Spit2
and yellow Newtown Pippin apples
have brought as high as 500 in the
same market. Mr. Vim. Scheble, II
brother to the Schebles of Wenatchee,
had two old pear trees in his dooryard
that were not sprayed, pruned, culti-
waited or irrigated and the fruit from
those two trees brought So %. Mrs.
Perry, the fruit dealer here, showed me
the shipping bills and check stubs so
| know there is no mistake.
Hogs and corn do equally well here.
Lots of oak and acorns. In fact it is
said that in the western part of our
county wild hogs are becoming quite a
nuisance.
'Health is generally good and the
people seem quite prosperous. They
should be, as there are SO many diver
silied industries from which they can
earn living. Agriculture, horucul-
ture and mining and timber is becoming
quite factor with us as there is a
branch railroad line going out from
here into the mountains and big mills
are being constructed up near Crater
Lake some thirty miles from here"
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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-01-05

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you ali the home news for one year
Now is the time TO subscribe.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-01-05
COURT HOUSE NEWS

The following transcript OF the bust
ness transacted in the Court House for
the past week is furnished this paper
by the Chelan County Abstract Co,
abstractors, whose business advertise
ment will be found in another column.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-01-05

The fact that the Lewis and Clark
fair at Portland, Ore, was a financial
success is believed to be due to its
moderate size as regards the number
Of exhibits and the acreage covered by
Them. st Portland the buildings We're
not large, and The exhibits could be
inspected quickly.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-01-05

That new rule providing for the med
ical inspection of the cabin passengers
as well as the steerage on the ocean
liners will doubtless create a stir ia
upper circles. But some very danger
ous diseases take first cabin occasion-
ally, so there is no adequate reason for
kicking against the new order OF
things.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-01-05
An inebriate named Albert Sandy,

An inebriate named Albert Sandy,
who has been employed in he construe-
tion department OF the s f. & N. here
for some time, drew his pay last week
and began the usual pay day celebra-
lon. After spending his money for
booze, be took to drinking water and
died instantly from heart disease Fri
day morning. Newport Miner.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-01-05
Tho Black Man to the Front.


On his recent trip through the south
the president advised the colored men
to stay at home and take part in the
commercial development of the region.
The south wants laborers, and the
blacks are on the ground, Injured to the
climate and the peculiar conditions.
Negroes are capable Of variety Of
useful work when they set themselves
TO it. as was shown in the days Of
slavery. About all the work done Or
The Panama canal so far has been per
formed by Jamaica negroes, and it is
estimated that 2A000 laborers will be
needed when the construction is in full
swing.
On the new railrodd along the upper
Eong3 I.0G0 natives have been at work
for nearly Il year. Opportunities for
the blacks in their native zone to gain
proficiency in common labor and me-
chauical Industries are opening every
Jay. Even in Africa the negro is taught
10 make brick, build houses. grade
roads ANA bridge rivers. No great en-
terBrise can get on without his aid.
ANA if the black race fails to serve the
needs Of the age it viii make Il mis-
take ana lead TO the displacement OF
tue negro as factor in civilized de-
ycl9pment.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-01-05

Emperor William thinks it safe for
the powers to Withdraw the troops
which have been guarding the road to
Peking since the Boxer outbreak. Chi
ma must have progressed along with
her nelghbors 10 render this step adj
visable.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-01-05

Count Witte showed his good sense
ana the result Of his American trip by
calling upon the Russian editors to
support the policy Of order in the ma
tional crisis Newspapers are better
Than Cossack whips and bullets.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-01-05
S1.O0 Per Year
A New World Language.

The originator OF the new so called
world language, Esperanto is q
Russian, Or. Zamenhof. At a recent
congress Of Esperauusts held at Bou-
logne a quarter Of a million people
were represented, among them Rus
slams, Italians, Trenchmen. Swedes
Germans and Poles. The Esperantists
claim th0t their language is not only
simple, easy to acquire and useful for
oil ordinary purposes, but also built
upon literary ideals. The name Espe-
ranto-the man who hopes-was once
used by the fonnder Of tue language
as a pen name.
Esperanto rests upon sixteen rules,
and no exceptions are permitted. All
the roots are taken from existing
words, ana tie spelling is to the last
iegree phonetic. 1t is claimed that
good luguist can learn the language
in two weeks and the average student
master it in a month or six weeks. AZ
present the French head the list of
converts TO Esperanto, perhaps for the
reason that the language has close
resemblance to their native tongue.
The dcsirability of having a universal
language will be admitted generally.
4 common means of communication
between members Of all races in every
country, when it is established, will
be a boon 10 business. 1t will also add
pleasure to those who travel in foreign
lands TO see the sights and are not
linE.ists.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-18
@rnnSliids llebcrtraannacn.

ySlpners' HcaltD So" an SoDn s,
Surit, Ct. Enitl-S traBc nobc 9alf
cane, 20 bel 100, 50.
So6n Z. 9ra0p OIL Sobn 2. &utb
uno Sro1t, Norooitsgde 9oaosl uno
2oncoItcr.S Ctr 28.8 bei 5S, @runto.
gins $50; $15OG.
2ouis Gobcn an Samuel guritein,
Siicieite Ger Crleans+S troBc, inobe
Gcntrafy9lpenue, 1879 BET Y, @rltno-
sins $40; So.
Sunucl Sofols1 on Surrp @ol0,
intitb illtO 6rall, lSiiooRGde bon
8ronbDs ulto @ongbsS trabc, fl bel
as. @rultbSine SD; $5aea3
Moaie q. Gf1tsfrnm 1tnb @aite al
G.S.Worri&, &orboitleite Earfluoob.
Apenr,e ritnbe Sultouhapenuc, 1916
bel 81, @rutlb8ins $50; So.
s. 1remon Haiin oil Gotbarine q.
Gill, Gillette Der .Golbouul-, nabe ga
ratoGasStr oEe, All BET 40, $1600.
Got6orinc u. @iG oil MiQiom g.
2epp, Siticite Ger Calhoun, robc
Sarotogo-S trabe, All bel no, S..
Settle Sill all Irnie 81 Sill, Norb-
icite Der 81, nabe 4isquitb|S trobe.
$t00.
Sarrp Wuln an Wifnel @allor
nno 6rou. Gillette Der 9olos.. nabC
sniceonna.Str., Is bel 1916, @runb'
gins / Gent; Si15O.
Sorrp GnGtn nn0 Irou nh 600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-18

SleIIc,, Gillette Ser Bono, no6e Cont
boro4StroBe, 20.6 bel -, 8runo5irtS
$50; $500.
2oltile Simpel an e. Modt, Gde
Siiooitieite Sreiton~S nobc
Muion~Nuep 1873 bel 90, @runo5ins
$50; So.
Hobcrt g. Gill mo 6rolt an &llgb
Gopcrton, Norooiticite ser 6renlont-
Npcnltc. nobc SruccsNucn 1874 bel
60, 1854.
Iorep SopeS un0 Srou an annie
Iibocrolo, @eitieite Der Gurlerr, no6c
9oltimore-S troBc, IA bel 70, @runb-
sims $50; $500.
Gborles Wt. Stoncr an Charles s.
SpolDin9 If @runritiidc, So.
Inno nj. &etcr an s. 6rco. Dill
Ter itto 6roll, @eiticite OG& 9roao-
iuor, nobe Gngcr.S trobe, lilo bel
so, @runo5inS $40; $3.50.
Splnon Goben uno 6rolt al Snfob
Wtoles, lSiiOpelticite Baltimore. uno
InnitraBc, lis bel 70, @runo5inS
$50, So.
Mtiriom &omcr al s. G6aparoSar-
boilr, 6 8runoltiidc, So.
STANDARD Heul gltote ans Sm.
procurement &c." an Sobn 8. Softer,
13 @runoitiidc, $40.
Nnnic 6. Sdaufe itno @otte oil
Sarob Siuolcr, Slticite 9onN.Stras
BE, llabc @aitcrn . 9lpcultc, II bel 100
8rumo5ins $40, $3.50.
2ollis Is. Sartgnan an Sobn 6.
Haum, Siticitc Sbarp-, nohe Gon-
mopitruBc, Is bel 80, @runo5inS $56,
So.
Samuel Siegacl AT %. Grleit Sen-
fins, . 8runOltiidc, So.
benjamin Goldman an Ebillpp
6rieoel etc, Gillette Mcaim., nobc
Ncigbbpr-Str. 1873 bel -, 8runo'
aims $50, So.
Catherine ScarnS etc. an 2ouis
Noprapprt, Gfe @ronbp. II. Cough
StroBc, 29.6 bel 1910, 8rlnro5inS
$40, $3.50.
Nbil. Sricocl an Toie Srieocl,
Noroieitc @ioOlcs, nnbc MINES troBe,
Is bel so, @rrnO5inS $3.50, ST.
s. @cSlcu WtccfinS uno Srou on
Econ @rolesfi uno Srolt, SilOoltieite
&ul., uobe Clements troBe, IA bel
90, Wruno5inS $40, 500.
2ctitin $. Sootlcr az NidloloS
@urlcp Siticitc Gorcp., tobe 2ering-
tonsStrobe, 1912 bel III, @ruuO-
sims $135, So.
George ". Spoe etc. uit Senr) =.
Gltfer etc, @eiticite GborlessS troBe,
nobc Wcrrpmlon'S 2one, 200 bel =,
s..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-18

g Of eHer Gilcl be-
trodjtlidcn Sdaocn rid)tetc gcltcrt
Morgcn Elm Seller all, bas in Scr @o.
gcnbauerei bon Clarence ilto lbonlas
4ietrid, Hr. l02 uno 404, Sarioro.
Hoao, milt6ete. Gbas. Hbilip, cil
Gonbuftelu Scr SarforD /. N6no : 81.
nie, bcnerfte ge9en Z llbr bci'm Sor-
beiiobrcn oelt 9ioitd), Ser Dem 0od)c
cntItromte, u1o alormirte oie 6el,er.
ipe6r pom &oIten Nr. SIS aus. als
oieie anfan, itato bas @ebGu0c, oas
ais Stoa un0Sagerrolm beribt mulr-
De, IN bellen 6lammer, bod gelang
es Ben Selerlpebrleuten, bic BORT be-
iinoliden 6 Eieroe mo cine Tcibc
Don @o9en in Sidcrbeit 5ll brinBcn.
Nod mn9eidbr R-iliinbigcr arbrit
mar bas Seuer, bos ulgef16r $500
S6abcn ongeriftet bate, inter Gon-
trolc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-18
SalmuS Sura6.@erciu.

0us iGbrli6e 9nnfett miro nit gro.
Benz @rfolge IN Sa5o5er's Soue
gegeben. - Salllenoe bon Dol.
lars meroen cplleftirt. - Y1lpra.
den BON SS. Silbermann, go.
icnfclo uno 8nttcr.
Sn ser Sa5a5er's SaQe, Nr. iii,
8elt- 6ranflinitraBe, ianO gcitern oas
10. Sabresbanfett beS Baltimore
SnImlto Sorab.SercinS" itatt, on
lpeld)em mebrerc bunoert Ycripnen
She'll nobmen. An ser Gbrentaiel
iaBen Selnrp Sonneborn, Sacob @p-
itein, Siaof Strpuie. GongreBmit-
glieo iSronf 6. @adtcr, Der crpablte
GongrcB Ab~8eoroncte Sarrp ..
@oli, Soi. 6rieoenmal0, @r-Stnats-
icnntor 2UpiS GuBel, Gr5StaOtratbS-
mitglico u. Sciocmann, See 9.
@epcr, SbcrIt @cni. :. NitSbaum,
:. Silbermunn, ". arcB, Dinr So"
hen. @ppop Roicnielo, Wt. 2. 2cOp,
99iuinm Gem. u. Soi. @lunL Siaaf
1nunoion II. q.
Ser %crcin lit 10 Sabre alt unE
5a, in ieiner Srciidu!c Inuienoen
non ornlcn SuoCntin5crn rell8ioien
llntcrrift crtbeiit. Der 2cbrplan
nmiobt in 0cn n.unt &laiicn t1gliden
.lntcrridt i'm Galmllo, Nramotif. Sc.
9rGiid) itno @naliid. Gle Sdjulc 0cs
@crcinS beiinoct iid iebt I'M &nille
Mr.. 81, Noro.SiabitraBc, bod lit sic.
ielbc 5l fIein iiir Bic Seoiirinillc sc.
nor0cn. Die bcocutcnoc Sumnne,
ucld)c gcitcrn bcl'm 9ontett acicidnet
muroc, lit iiir eiltcu Ncubal iiir Die
Sdptlc beItim;nt. llntcr NnGcrein
9abru $50. Scnrp SonncborL Sof.
GpItcin. Sol. 6rieocnmalO, &laaf
Strouie, @oo0p &oicnfcI0, 5ron
6oooD HoienfclO ie $1,000.
Solgcn0e @itgIiebcr Der Sod)tcr
Don 3ion oes 9amcn . SiiliS : Ser
Gins ocS y5nImlo Eorob-" ulo Do
men Stills @crcinS Der isrueliti-
iG)en MobltbdtigtcitS . @eiclI6aIt
beiorgtelt Die s(nimnrtlulg bci'n San-
felt: 6rls. snnic 2epiniobn Wiarp
Gaplan, Sonnie Carmel, Cora j. Gp-
IteiL Mebcfa Carmel, 2eno Carmel,
Seiiic ShletoiSfp, SOa Carmel
either 2ugar. Mag9ic Garter, GQo
Sroun, @ltber @oloitrin gliie Mtar-
tel, 9eiiie Hoicngurten Slanhe Bar,
GoIa Salas, Sarah Sie9cI, Wnmie
6ilt5er, &ebefa 8oloberg, 6annle
Bar, 9ln1lie &orrilon, &atie Smith,
Wao Sormit, Snrob TodlamanS,
Marp 8iridner, Sorob 2epinlobn,
Sarob 2aborrpib, Mnrp Slfcr, Scno
2cpin @liic Ssraelioll, Mimic Sepill,
Goia 9rain, 9eiiie @lnicr, Scllte&Io-
mans, 9eiiie 2cpin, @Iiiu Gaplon.
ella Iotbitein, Sarnb &oIent6al,
Goith Berlin,
Aniprnden bicItcn ser Torlibenoe
Sr. Saldun Silbermann GongreB-
niitoliee Sronf :. @ndtcr, Seu
Gjooop @oicufclo itnS 6rau 8ooOp
ToicnielS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-18

@ef66rte @lerin oagegen iib geflii6.
tet babe.
9oftor Sebert bebauptete, er babe
nit ieinem Sreunoe in elmer oeren
giQen i'm 8ois.les9foi iibernadten
moQen uno iei BORT nm Mitterndd)t
BON @uerin meu6lings iiberfaaen II.
nit Hepolpcrihiiien perpunoet por-
Oen. @r uer0anfe MIR Ieiner Sludt
bis gum nGd)Itliegenoen 9abnbofe oos
Seben. Son bier babe er it'd ndh
EariS uno in's &ranfen6ous begeben.
Gieier miBgliidte ilno befremoIihe
Woroanihlag bradte nun enoli69iht
iiber Die 2ebensbeoingungen jenes url-
Geimlidlen Gaores. Wooame GeS.
bron bate lett lon9en SSabren, in Sc
meinIdaft nit ibrem @efdbrten, cine
6eiratb5 : 4gentlr, nit Der Tie aus
ge5eihnete @eihdite mafte. Surge
mo dltere perntogenoe Mdnner lie
ben lid ourd Die geiditten Teben
unOSeriprehuugen Ger Gesbrons ein-
faugen. Sic muroen 81 Soiree'n &C.
laoen uno madten Die 8efanntihaft
i6oner reider @rbinnen, ole nit Dem
'Ooftor Sebert befnnnt paren. Gum
groBen 9eoauern Der Mdoame Gres.
bron %ueridmanoen ole ilingen M1o-
diem gcpobnIid, iobalo Die Sreier
lnebrere SouienO 6rancs fiirS dmif
unb 8eIferlfe ue~rausgobt 1atten. 0a5
9eoalteru mlB wobl AMI Seiten Ser
Serren nod GROCER geipeien iein, oenn
Der Seriailler @eriftsbof bate be.
relts mebrere &lagen gegen Maoamc
Sesbron erbalter mo Die gonbe
luGre pielleiht olih obne oas 9lttcn-
tat oltf ben 0oftor 9eplabt.
Ter englild) . amerifaniid)e Softor
lpielt MIN in Scr gan5en Ingelegens
belt cine merfluilroige Hole. Gr be.
baliptet, bon ben Gesbr.rs in cine
Sale 9eIodt mor0en SIT iein. gr lit
reid, bat @elooepotS oltf nerihieoe.
men Barrier 9anfen linO ein Gbefbild)
INNER bel lid. Gas iaIihe gbepaar
GeSbron tuollte i'm liherlih beiieite
bringclt mo bate ale Gorfcbrllngen
oo5n getroifen. Sogar Gin GROCER
Softer, in Dem Die Seide oes SIT Gr.
moroenoe1 uerborgen neroen %iollte,
mar bereits nah 9otS.le.Hot IN Die
einiam geIegene Siaa a~bgegangen.
0oftor 'Sebert, ibr iutimcr Sreuno,
bate in ocridieoenen S1aen Die &oue
zines Sermittlers bel engliihen Sei-
ratben geipielt uno lie batten gepiB
quite @riinoe, it'd ieiner entleoigen 5u
molen. Sein 8erihpinben fu1re
niht bemerft lporben, ole pielen
Sduloner in GeriailleS unO Yaris
bate man nit Den aefdlihten Gbefs
oeS Grmoroeten ~be5ablen fonnen uno
.Mabame cent filos" miiroe ungebin.
bert unb itngeitroft ibr nobles@emer.
be forigeIebt baben.
0as lit Die @eihibte, Tim oie man
iid augenblidli6 bier in Gari5 oiel
befiimnlert ilno Die nod ibrer polls
ItGnoigcu NuiflGrung BART. 0enu Die
oide Wtaoome eriuuert III ibrer Irt
mo @eiie, Die Weniden 81 bctboren,
on Ibereie Sumbert, iere beriidtiste
Wtillionen.@rbin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-18
9as 6ahluurt.

@ie stpei 5rallen Sic 2ogcugebcim.
niIIe ibrer @attcn eriubrcn.
Sect baben lie lire 9crren 8ebie-
ter ga, 100 iie 0jeiclbcn SIT 6aben
4piinld)cn.
i3lpei befanntc @iirgcr ser Stoot,
beiOe Mitglicoer elmer befonntcn So
ac, ser Golne 0eS 0rOenS ioIl nid)t
aenannt aperoen, t0nncn IS iid) ME
uer5eiben, oab iie lire 6rollen IN ooS
@ebcintniB Des EaBmorteS eimpoib-
ten. Naertt InIdein mad famen bic
@atten an Mbeno o0er belicr am
Mtorget y no6 ibrcr Ginfiibrlutg IN
bcln .Stio nlnidlungpt MiQionen".
3uItono ilahSaitlc unO cr5dbItcn MN
in ibrcr feligen Stimmung oIlcslRogs
lidt. @utte Hr. 1 mcfte ieine bel.
ierc SGlite ais Dem Sd)Iof latte ibr
@cridieoeneS iiber Sir nunoerbarcn
OrocnS E @cbeimniiic por uno ~llatiir.
lid alld) 0as Habmort, obne oaS 9tie.
monO oaS 2ogcu5itumcr bctretcn oiir.
ic. GaS @ort bDrtc ii6 ionoerbar Gl1,
abcr oics nor geraoe Die ltriad)c, onB
eS iih sic 8otttil mcrttc. Serid)tcOc.
ne S%tunocn ipdter bei'm aaffec crills
ncrtc i'm Die Satin an ooS nflnnp"
@ort, uno orgloS iproh cS ibr Der
@ottc, Ger %nebenbei itnrt an Soorlpcb
lit, ucriHieocne Molc Dor, bis 2i55ic
0as @ort pornGrts nno riidlpdrtS
blldJItobircn fpnnte, obcr MIR pbonc.
tiiG.
Ncjnlid) crB;;;g c3 Sem 2oaenbru.
Scr i'm n1d)ltsn Nlnic. 0ieicr, be-
~'iirt6tcno, Dab i1H iein @eoGGtniB,
onS obncbiu id)mnd) mar, I'M Std,
loiicn tGNnte, tseiI.c iciier iiberalls
n;ht ncnGicriScu 6rau Nls &aBwort
nit, oanit lie c8 ii;r In i'm @eoGdlt>
aib bebaltc. 9SGbrulo rlln Die bei-
Sen Wdttcn iGrcm @eyIi nohgin9cn,
;ro;cN iib ilrc id9ncrcn SGlftcn i'm
Sol bei'm @6ihe Nuib1ngen unO
9tcuipfcita i Auatmllh: Mein Walul
lit geltcru scr 2oQc II bcigctrcten, "
,lcB iid i'm 2auie oe2 We'pr0d)S 6roll
Mr.. I b6rcn. vMtcjNrr audi" erpi-
Htrte Nr. 3 Itol5.
0ic'c GntGcdulg 0rAcrte 6rnl Nr.
/. moiI tbr Manu Dor Sem 0lloerell
l;d:3 ucrouS bate. Sic ioBte lid
tocd, ifuel nto Ocrilid)te MIN Nr.
y nit Ocr@rtfdrunB ST ii|5crtrumpiet,
S1B lie unDe1inbert IN OaS Sogen5im'
Mcr ac5en f6nne, loern lie molIe. n0o
miilicn Sic crit oaS &aBluort baben,"
bcmcrf,e 9fr. 2 ilberIcBe!l, lid meib
Is. 0,nn nirii MGm nanntc eS mir,
neil CT icincrr @caGhtuib nift traut.
Sd mus cS. obcr ,Dc)cin baltel."
nMein Mamt bat feline 0ebeim.
.iiic Dor mir lllh idgte mir Oas YaB.
rort Gndl. M6glid) aber. Dab iic lls
;;arrtcrL ,9uiG bciBt esq"
Nadopm ith hopn sic bciocn gutcn
1ralteH 1cppe @eilf 9eItrittcn, per oas
Wort 5lierit nenlieil inllc, iliilterten lie
lid ogegeHIeittg oaso midtiBc @ort in
sic OGtenj0 nno dlsrcs ilutrfli6 onS.
lelbe mar, fannte ti5reldSreuOc feinc
@ren3clt. 9H4Rn .fG9D ~
.Sctt ober babe id) mcilten Monr
inter BEN 0nnmen; pnrirt CT nid)t.
10 nlude id) Der 2oge Mittbeilltng
SAB er ooS Sroens. @ebcimriB per.
lebt bat" lieB iidJ 6arm 9tr. 1 boren.
yM1nner fonrtelt feline 8cbeilnniliC
%belunbrcn, OaS fonneu MIR Sralien,"
erflGrtc bann Nr. 2 I'M @rltitton Der
llcber5eugung nno Damn biltBch Die
bciOen 6ottirnen bic W1id)c ouf. 49,
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SirdIid)es.

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