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The Washington herald., 1907-06-23
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tAJNtE-SHaieniy On Tl-r-lar Ia-a g. TlT- -t
L o. M, lRMA T. FAUNCE. beloved wife 4
Leonard e. Fauues and daughter q Mr. aud
Nrs. George w Barr
Funeral from hcr late residence STA Eighth street
southwest. ra Mudav June ID High mass Il
requiem viii Dr. s.ieurizrI m shrine Il the
Sacred Heart, Fourteenth street and PARK road.
a, % O.. NJ.
FAUNCE-Ou Thurziav. June o. 1897. MILDRED
lkMA b'rvCi daughter q Leonard g. and
lrma !. Favuco .nre Bsr7|. asci Eve hours.
FTTZGERALD-uu Friday. june p. 1907. DAVID
A. tIIIGERALD. son Of David and Johanna
Ftsgcrld
Funeral Tuesday. june o. from his Iate residence
A5 X street northeast. at $50 a. M. Mass at
81 Aioysius Church. IUtGm.rt az Mount Oil
vtt CCm-tery.
JENkINS-On Saturday Juue 2. Ia17. at s.1 a.
m. at her residence. GO PARK road. Miss B. C.
Funeral services N7ndar June q. az 5cl-cs.
int5rm~nt at BsltimCre. Nd. Please omit flowers
Cincinnati, Newport News Va. Pliladelrhi,
and Baltimore Iapers please copy
McINERNEY- SATURDAY.. June 2. iq0-. at $50
a. M, MORGAN, the belo,e5 husband 4 R5se
Mclnerev
Funeral win take place frcm his late residence.
> X street northeast On TE,yi8y June g. AZ
10 a. m. thrUc" 90 ST. Martins ChurrH whore
requiem mass win De said f.r the r5loSs e fis
s5uL Relatives and friends invited 10 attend
Friday June ZI 1917. az a. a.
MARY PLJMMER at Isr residence 1915 Nine.
tccuth street northwest. after a long and painful
illness which she bore with Christian frri.1da.
Funeral from s.. AuEustiues Church Nrrd7v
June p, at 10 q. n. Friends and relatives in
vitCd % attend.
THE life. June q. 1907. at
a. m. NATHANIEL PRATT
Funeral from Zion Baptist Church SUNDAY. June
3. 40 j. m.
>ONDHElMER-On Thursday. June % 1867 a.
1885 J. H. CLARA beloved wife n 1,'iYs
Sondheimer and daughter Cf Mr. and Mrs. Moss
SiCg-l u New Nark
FlmtHi viii take place from her late residence
S9 Seventh street southwest SUNDAY june q
70 a. M. Please omit flowers New Yrrk. chi.
cago, Detroit and Baltimore papers c5rvl
SPEARE-0n FRIDAY afternoon. june q 1907 q.
$40 O'Clock. WILLIS r. SPEARE heleyrd
husband q Virginia LCrg Srcare
Funeral from his late residence go F s+ree.
northwest. az p. m Mondsv June a. 1907.
iOGEL-Ou FRIDAY June p. 1877. a, her residence
1878 sixth street northwest. ROSFTNA N
NOGEL wife e the late Jacob Vosel
funCrsl from her late residence ca Mrndav. Irrs
p. at p. m. thence 20 Eion L,thrran Church
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited t1
attend.
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her life been accustomed to great wealth
She Is "a highly-cultured. gifted woman.
always beautifully dressed with soft
gray hair and dark eyes She is n strik-
Ing figure as she stands at the top Of the
marble staircase Of her London home to
receive the crowd 1f guests who throng %
her reception. She is FUN OF praise. too.
OF English social life. IL is different from
WHat We have In America, she says. the
English people are So friendly always. and
your great people have delightfully."- sim
pie, gracious manners
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TURTLE CAUGHT AGAIN.
Monster Picked Up with aug. IL,
1881" Carved on Back

san Diego, Cal, June 22.-One of the
puzzle of the sea came 10 the suraface
yesterday. when gigantic sea turtle
was captured by julius Solssa. a fish
erman. The monster weighs 1902
pounds. and its she'll is feet ? inches
from tip to tip. On its back is burned
or carved this inscriptions:
British ship Sea Brine. Aug. u. 1881.
south, sc west. If found please no.
tify Thomas Fletcher, Brawley road
Rivington. England"
1t would appear from this fact that
the turtle was captured twenty-six
years ago in the South Pacific. and that
II was released after the lettering had
been burned in its shell.
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TIRES 0F SAD FUNERALS.
London Pastor Omciates in Grey
Suit of Clothes.

London, June 22-Rev Frederick Spur.
one Of the best known Baptist pastors in
London. startled the mourners at the
funeral Of one OF the deacons OF his
church on Thursday. by officiating in
gray suit of clothes. When questioned on
the subject. the pastor declared himself
a believer in cheerful funerals. He said.
Il am heartily sick OF the paEanisu
connected with Christian funerals. The
deacon was eighty-two years of age He
had been a good Christian all hts life and
died Of old age, and 50 at his funeral /
wore a gray suit and we sang the Easter
hNmn "
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GARIBALDI'S SON PROTESTS.
Removes Brothers Body Because Of
Hate for StepmOther.

Rome, June 22.-GaribaldTs son. Rie-
ciotti. out Of spite for his stepmother.
has caused the body Of his brother. Man
ley. which was buried next to the grave
Of Garibaldi, on Caprera Island, to he
removed and placed further away. Carl
baldfS widow appealed to the King. who
came to Rome for the purpose of in
vestigating the matter. and interviewed
members of the cabinet. For this reason
ii is believed that the body will be soon
replaced in its original grave. Mean
while a wave Of indignation has swept
over Italy.
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THREATEN LOSS OF TRADE.
Japanese Chambers of Commerce
Decry Agitation in san Francisco,

Tokyo. June 23-There was a prelimi-
nary joint meeting to-day Of the cham
bers Of commerce of Tokyo. Yokohama.
Kioto, Osaka. and Kobe. at which it was
decided to send a resolution to President
Roosevelt and the chambers of commerce
of New York, Chicago San Francisco,
and other cities. calling attention 10 the
fact that while the recent so-called anti
japanese outrages were due to the cor
ruption in the San Francisco municipality
atone, it was still unden:able that the
feeling in that section Of
America was growing steadily, and unless
checked was likely 70 injurc commerce
and trade through san Francisco.
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new CRAFT TESTED
Kaiser Boards War Ship to
Witness Attack.
PRESENTED A BRONZE MEDAL
Gift Is Made by Representatives of
the MikadO-AmCrican Cruisers to
Weigh Anchor mt kIeI Before the
Week l. OVer-Andrew Carnegie
Il Guest of the Emperor.

/ Berlin, June 22-The Kaiser to-day IN
derwent the novel experience Of being
aboard war ship when It was attacked
by a submarine boat His majesty and
/ Chancellor Won Buelow boarded the tor
pedo boat Munchen at Kiel. The Nun
chen steamed into the North Sea where
the new submarine boat L l attacked her.
On his return 20 the royal yacht Hohen-
zollern, the Kaiser gave an audience to
the commanders OF the japanese cruisers
Tsukuba and Chitose. who presented his
majesty with a magnificent. artisticaUv
wrought bronze eagle three feet high
poised ready for fight Of the finest Japa-
nese workmanship.
II is expected that the American
cruisers Tennessee and Washington will
weigh anchor at Kiel before the week"
is over. The staff Of the American En-
bassy is already there and. indeed. Amer
lea is taking a foremost place. At the
state dinner on the Hohenzollern last
night the Kaiser sat between Ambassador
Tower and the Prince Of Monaco. In ad-
dition to Andrew Carnegie, Mr.. Wharton.
PENNSYLVANIA millionaire, was a guest
as was also the American naval attache
at Berlin
golden book Of the ST Louis Exposi-
ton. containing the signatures of a quar-
ter Of a million visitors Of German birth
and descent to the German section of the
exposition. has just been presented 10 the
Kaiser The book will probably be de-
posted in the Hohenzollern museum.
where Prince Henry stored the souvenirs
ne brought from America.
The case Of the fremen of the town Of
Siebenlehn, who were arrested on
charge of arson because, according 10
their own story, they set fire TO certain
buildings by order Of the mayor in order
TO improve the appearance of certain |
streets. were found guilty to-day and |
sentenced TO three and a half years i'm |
prisonment at hard labor.
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Phryne sells Chem.

London, June H-The vagaries of fash
ion in art were shown at an auction here
to-day, when Leighton's "Phryne" real
lied only 80 guineas or S26250. It was
painted twenty-five years ago and was
not sold until the painters death. II
then fetched G2ea. or $3.50. The Leigh
ton boom. which reached its height about
1898. when one Of his pictures realized
$1,000, is now thing of the past.
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AMERICANS GUARD JEWELS
London Burglar Band Forces Ex-
traOrdinary Precautions.

London, June u. Pierpont Morgan,
the Duchess Of Marlborough. and others
who have houses in fashionable MAYFAIR.
have engaged private detectives TO do
guard duty inside their residences and
wait for burglars.
This remarkable precaution was taken
to-day upon advice from Scotland Yard
officials as the result Of the activities Of
gang OF burglars who have been oper-
ating in tho West End with such success
that the police are beWildered
II is estimated from the reports Of Scot
land Yards that these thieves have pro-
cured goods worth more than $4,000
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WINDOW TO MRS. CLEMENS.
Mark Twain's Daughter Places Ne
mortal To Mother.

Hartford. Conn June Miss Clara
Clemens. daughter OF Mark Twain. has
had a beautiful memorial window placed
in the Church Of the TRANSPORTATION
tEpiscopoN az Winsread. TO the memory
of her mother Olivia Langdon Clemens.
The color OF the memorial. which is sim
pie in design. is beautifully rich in tone.
The window was purchased with the
proceeds Of the first public concert given
10y Miss Clemens wnen she made he.
debut N Norfolk last year IS q singer
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KINGS MUST QUAKE
Anarchists Arrange for In
ternatiOnal Convention.
MARKED FOR ASSASSINATION
Reds viii Make Efforts to Murder
Rulers to Arouse Enthusiasm ct
of Russia, Germany, Belgium, Por-
tuEaI, and Italy on the List.

Amsterdam. June "a menacing cloud,
which cast a shadow over every throne in
Europe, has appeared in the form Of the
summons sent out to the anarchists Of the
world 10 send delegates TO the interna-
tional congress TO be held here from Au-
gust IS 20 81. The purposes Of the con-
gross are.
The promotion Of anarehism among civ
ilized nations.
The drawing Of a list of condemned
monarchs whose assassination is held to
be desirable in the interest Of humanity.
The perfection Of the secret department
Of the movement.
The education Of the world 10 the teach
ing of anarchism.
The choice Of leaders and the drawing
Of lots 70 determine the honor" Of assas-
sinating those whose death has been de-
creed.
BodyEuards Increased.
As a result Of the forthcoming congress
the bodyguard and secret police attached
10 every throne in Europe are being re-
enforced and urged 10 greater vigilance.
II is known that the anarchists have
planned for two or three assasslnatIous.
TO be executed just before the converting
Of the anarchists congress. with the idea
of arousing enthusiasm in the meeting.
During the present week a plot to slav
King Victor Emmanuel Of Italy was dis
covered and frustrated. So complete had
been the plans however. OF the execution
ers that the two men delegated for the
work two Of the best known anarchists
in Europe. were able 70 make their cs-
cape through a strong net of Swiss police
and secret service men. Meanwhile the
personal bodyguard o. King Victor Eman-
uel has been doubled, and the Italian
royal family is said 70 be in a state of ter
ror
Rulers to BE AssassInated.
\ provisional list Of those To be exc |
cuted is said 20 have been drawn up al !
ready. which embraces the names Of Car
Nicholas, Kaiser Wilhelm. King Victor /
Emmanuel Of Italy. King Leopold Of Bel
giun. and King Carlos Of Portugal
A programme Of the other business 10 |
BE- transacted has been Professionally |
drawn gp by other committees formed 10 !
make the preliminary arrangements Of /
the congress. Speeches on the necessity /
of permeating trade unions with anar- /
chistic doCtri9es' and organization OF /
simultaneous strike in all trades and IN /
all European countries were made
The foreign delegates. Duncis. of Paris,
and Thonor. Of Liege. will present re-
ports on tho international Organizations
Of anarchists with a view OF bringing
out simultaneous revolutions in different
European countries Papers on the
Methods which ought to be employed t.
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NihIIistS TO Attend.

armies OF Great Britain, Germany. and
other great powers" and on Modern
literature and anarChism" will be read
NihiIistS To Attend.
The Russian revolutionary party has
been invited to send a delegate 10 the
Amsterdam Congress TO teach the an
archists Of other countries lessons as
may be learned from the experiences OF
the nihilists in the Cars dominion. The
Russian delegates report will be followed
by the discussion on the possibility and
practicability Of introducing the blood
thirsty methods widely and Systematically
practiced in Russia into other countries
and the debates on this question are likely
TO be the most interesting features of the
congress.
Plans for the forthcoming congress are
already known 20 the authorities in
Amsterdam, and the necessary steps viii
be taken in cooperation with the police
Of all European countries TO supervise the
Goings Of the international revolutionists.
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propagate anarchism among the standing
armies Of Great Britain. Germany. and
other great powers" and on Modern
literature and anarchism will be read
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artfes

also entertain
es of American
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Reid, one Of the
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ather.
Ogden Mills. the
irs. Reid has all
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Wiunciota.

Cine lpirflidl berpiife Speras
tipn hat Dem 9rirmlen SetnnuS. nenl
tDotlifen Observation-Disclosures, Ser
belpriper5 I'M zen T.. Sltli 10 uiclc
Cpfer forbcrt, Elm iunaeS Wenihcne
leben entrincn; ioeben lit ltah lGuae@
rer 8cbanblIns Der neun Sabre alte
Mtiner Moore 10 Sinbeu Sil als ges
beilt nlls Dent &oIrital 81 ct. Hortl
eltlaIlen ipnrDcn. Scr &nabe irat
lid benin Spicl i'm &pie iciue>
Glternbmnies einen Splitter in ben
nadten SUB; Der Splitter lplrbc ents
Ternt nlo Der @ribc fcinc iueitcre
9eadtun9 ge8nGt. Nber nad ncuil
Sa9en erfrantte bas &inb, unb halo
l%rellten lid alle 3eiten rcs geiiirhz
teten Starrfrurpfe2 elm. Die IerStc
ertannteli, bnB mn ber5rpcifelte
Sdritte etipas our Hettuns bes &ras
ben beltragen funntcn, uno perfilbren
b%enI9emdB. Mau bat snar eill Scs
tanuss Intiiorir, aber es nirft MIR in
Den erIten Stnbien Der Arontbeit. iino
audi Damn mn uuii9er.
SIN Splpltdl ipilt0e Dem &llaben
Der 0irnlG6eel an 3mei Stcllen 9es
onnet unb III genau nbsemelienen
abituneen oaa Mntitpriu brett ms
8ebirn nnb sleih3eitig III Die Irme
eingeIpriet. Die @cfabr Ger. Nth
min9sldbmlna, ipeld)e bel 10 9roBen
Solen INNER p%prbnnben lit, prroe
ourd) filnlrlid)e Ntbimng ii6ermrnnDen.
Sns Meiultat iiel gldnsenb alis; Die
ardmpfe i~pieoerbolten lid nidt, rnn
Der Shade lulrbc lGngere 3eit inter
Seobad)tuua gehalien, bis iebe @es
fabr eines Wteoerauftretens Der
aranfbeit peridblrnnben mar.
&e9en pes nnitefenben Gbarntters
hes Sctonls imnroe Der 3leine in,
SIolier5inlmer gebolten.
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Bonn lansen 9eben.

Sie @eiunbbeit lit elm 8ut. bas
mar ME bod genls anidldgen fam;
aber es sebt bamit. tpie manhem
@anne nit ieiner Srau er iiebt crit
elm. mas er an ibr bat. nenn er tie
niht mebr 6at. Mertt @ud besbalb
Das uralte SprI6lein:
Biait bu lang leben unb bleiben
geiuno.
SD ipie Die anbe unb trinf pie
Der Snnb.
Sas lit elm albcrner 8atb, iaat
nielleiht ber aeneigte 9eier; aber
penn er i'm reht sefabt bot. ipirb er
anbers reben.
.Sb ipie Die anse". beiBt es. Sebt
einmaI Der &aee 5u: Tie i6t langiam.
rubis. bcionnen; lie jast's nidt sierig
binein, ipie Der Sunb. Der bon Hatur
Elm Neibiad lit unb meint, es tdmc
gleid elm anberer llnb ndbme es ibm
Dor Der Nale meg, ODER er bef1me nidt
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Sn einem @renaprte sipiiderl
5nrpl lno Der S6uei5 pertauftc tiir3s
lid Gin Bauer elm 6alb inter Der @er>
pflid)tung, cs 5oafrei i;uer sic Wrer3c
81 lfaffen. Gr gina nod Saule mo
paIliertc balb bnrnuf nit eiuem arp>
gen i6fpereu Sod be!aben Die 3oQz
are15e. Nntiirlid) ipuroc Der quite
@tnnn bon ben 0ren5aufiebern anges
rufeil. un0 antmprtete aui Die Srnae
nad Dem Snbalte bes Sades: .Sd)
babe einen 9roBen Sunb barir. ben i'd
9etauft babe" IIs Die Scamten barr
duf beltnnben, ser God miiiie 9eofinet
merberl, rief Dus 8Gueriein: y@enn
Der Sunb dber be~rnuslpriuet unb mir
fortldiift. miiBt SIR MIDI entld1dbis
gen." SrobSem %perlongten Die @ren8S
aufieber Die Seffnung bes SadeS:
unb ais Der Bauer feline Initalten
Oa5u mdchte, riien Die Senntten Dem
Wanne ben Sad BON Der Sdulter;
ridtig iprnns bel Ser Gefinuna elm
GROCER Sunb 6eruus unD lief I6leus
night fort. Die Scamten iGmmtli6,
freilid pergebeus, binter ibm her.
Sest be9nnn OaS @Guerlein gu idtmz
pfen unb 3u lnmeitieren. Sic Ses
nmten iudten burd 9einmmelte @elpz
ipenoen ben Gufgeregter 5u beribigen;
er fDnne ia ben Snnb nieileidt mieDer
einfnngen. SGlicblid troatc Der
Bauer. bas empfaneene Welp IN ole
.Saife idiebenb, ob mD erifiel am
Gadmittna pieber nit eincm idipes
rem, groBen Snd. Sdpn bon &eiten.
rief er ben geamten 5u: .Wit pieler
Wiibe unp Nctb nnb inter grocer
S9crerei babe i] Den 9usreiBer iuics
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ladenb, iebte er bin3n: .@oat Sbr
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neinl" riefen DIE @ren5aufieber pie
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oieIem Wor9en nod 9eniig - maht,
oaS ,Sbr nit @uercm Seufelsfoter
neiter fommt. 9ns 8duerleim iief
lid, bas niht Sipei ARal iasen unb lie
ferte Iein &alb, nie er periprohen,
3oufrei Dem adufer ab.
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aenug. 2di9inm mnb beSdftiq lit
Nie &nBe uno falit's tilchtio 3ulnms
men. Hno menn lie int lit. puet lie iih
bic S6nnije mn bort ouf. Madte
CO Scbcr n!ldD 10, mic picl Mu9eriueb
~criparfen iih bic 2ente, uro lric p;cl
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nDtbig. oen Spftpr 81 ruicn ipeoeit eiz
mes ~llmitdnbec NM Rem Apotbefcr
ieiitc 10 bitter id)medcnben SrGnflein
unb @ilen 5t ucbnten lnb gdn5 abb
idleulid) tfeucr 5u be5oblen. llno
mas bds Bette babel lpdre. Die Slrbeit
ain9e .luitis bon Der 6nno unb Der
Sdlaf mare iiiB.
Sns @nberc lit nod beiicr: rSrinf
lpie Der &unbl" Sds Sprilnlein iugt
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mic gciagt. redt uin Die @eIunbbeit
81 ruinieren. ionbern es lagt: .Trint
pie Der Suuol~ Ser trinft elm Sr1pfs
den iuoblfpeislid) nod Dem anberu, 10
redJt fein 5imperlid, loi1t iih ben
Surlt nit penigcn Srinfen unb hort
alh nuf, iuenn iein CURT geloi6t lit.
@r-f+%-
@liiflih lit Elm fiibleno 6er3.
no Die 2ie6e rubt.
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3etnethemrc aIte Mutter.

o@teine tbciire cite Nltticr, lpcld,e
Jest So Sabre nlt iii, uintult al &r1fe
len St iniolae nee WsbroiaJs BON
electric @itters". Inreibt W. g.
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ninmt c. ieit 5nei ,Snbren uno err
frcnt lid ci1cs guten Appetits, iiihlt
lid, ecfrdftiet unb id,ldit gut" 0as
lit Ger 8eg, iuic electric @ittcrs OFF
Die Setogten pirft mo bieIelben err
freulidlen Meimitate iperheu in allen
Sdllen on Srmienleibcn ltIb aIl9es
meiner Sdipddle cr3ielt. Shipddls
lidDe, ubgemuscrtc ainher merben
ebenfaiis blirh ben Webrolb bon
electric Sitters iebr getrditist. @as
raltirt fitr WnSens. Sebcr< mn Miee
reileiben bon :. ". 8uete. Hpoz
tbefer, 600 Vtain SfraSe, Subuque,
Solpa. Yreis. 80 Gents.
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9crGS.

Giner bon ieiner @Seltreiie fiir5s
lid 3uriid9efebrter San Nutonio'er err
3dblte im Club bon ieincn @rIc6niiien.
60 fam er aild) iiber baS 9rpbe Sins
ter Iiien 81 iprehen. aues 6ordte
9eipannt. ab unb 81 umterhraf lid)
Der gr5abIer nit bem tlniiiihen Iuss
ruf an Den bienitbarcn 6alsseiit:
Y@e. SimnIp, nod eiu 9ier!" ODER
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ten Die Gorge fir Wcritauurg bes
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luiIfte ii6 Den Garl. r~Guiperie lid
Elm ODER mc5rerc Maie unb biib nlio
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3eit Sum ~ltehenben Iusbrud geiporz
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bdbcn. ODER lih iIber ctluG3 Geiunbes
res nnSIpreden mihl. Bon ciicm
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spaller lUlp Nilfeulgell3 DC 9~cntllt1ildl
benin Sint gele'icn, unb Elm &iertcr
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@lid" bebai;cie aicbie (oudl in Seras
0ibt e. iplhcl nui uno trnten in ocu
arei9 be3 Gr5aplers. Sieicr lodbelte
fnum merflid, Mub iprac) nod eircnl
trdftigen Shlud mls DEM oStein":
Mciuc &crreu. Gum SdluS mod,tc
il nod elm tleiuec @eibiGitaen aus
Gbina cr3db!en. Ser olte Sher5,
onS man ieDe SprGde in "a SnnOen
crlernen fam, biirite Shuen betaunt
Icin. Wtnn tbeiit eben Die SprGd)e
in q glcide Sbeile. nnp lernt in iebcr
Stunoc cinen. 9icie Metbooe III
ieBt iibcrtroiien. Sn alien SuaBell
Fefing's miro Den Gbiueien gegeus
pGrtig Elm mr. iieben Se;ten ltarfcs
@i6lein gum Sertauf a~nscboten, Sas
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ben pieIperipretennen sitel trdo,

Den pielperiprehennen Sitel trdst:
o2Sie maj Seutif in einem Gage err
lerlien FAM" Sas 9iihlein iinOet
ndd Welouneen GUS Ystira ~fiotteu
Tbiae, @ic fomiid, %unierc Sprndlc
fIinot, iueun lie nit d,ineliid,en 3eis
den 5lim Nnshrnd aebrnft miro. nnb
mas fi;t ein Seutid Der GbineIc
lpridt, Der had, einem IoId,en @iid
ieui lernt, bapou her MIR einige @cis
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