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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23

'655-CromweIl dissolved Parliament.
1866 -France declared war against Eng
land
i677-ArriyaI of royal commissioners to
investigate the causes Of the rebel
lion in Virginia.
Tip Conference for peace opened at
Utrecht
1906 Benjamin Franklin examined in
the House of Commons respecting
the stamp act
f775-Second provincial Congress met at
Cambridge, Mass.
f776- France acknowledged Independence
Of the United States Burgoyne's
army denied embaEkafion al Bos-
ton.
l7s1-Gen. Greene took command OF
Morgan's army.
is07-Pali Mall. London. lighted with
gas-the first street OF any city so
Illuminated.
-Guadaloupe surrendered TO the
British
is1I-The famous Boil Rock lighthouse,
of the coast Of Scotland, first light
ed.
1913 Spanish cOrtes abolished the in
QUESTION
neutrality-suspicious. Of Greece declared
by the allied powers.
Richard Lawrence attempted to
assassinate President Andrew Jack
son.
lS36-Alpaca wool first introduced into
England
ls47-Lord Elgin reached Montreal and
took the oath Of Office as governor OF
Canada
iS52-state house at Columbus, Ohio, de
stroyed by FIRE.
1S56-Chilean war steamer Cudox GAIA
den wrecked. with loss of 3ls lives
1s59-James Francis Smith, governor
general Of the Philippine Islands,
born at San Francisco.
1S61-Kansas admitted to the Union
ls62-The ironclad Monitor launched
1863 Confederate gunboafs attacked
blockading squadron at entrance to
Charleston harbor-
IS65-Gen. Sherman left Savannah on
his norfhward march
1868 United States Congress exempted
cotton from the internal revenue tax
1S7O-Steamer City Of Boston sailed
from Halifax for Glasgow with i91
souls on board and was never heard
of again-
IST1-Paris surrendered to the Germans
after siege of 13i days
Is7S-The Russians occupied Kazan.
lss9-Three million dollar Ere in Buffalo.
n. Y.
So2-Suprene Court decided Nebraska
governorship contest in favor Of
James E. Boyd. Democrat
s95-Japanese captured Wei Hai-wei
from the Chinese.
S9S-Great strike of engineers in Eng
land came to an end.
2-Anglo-Japanese treaty signed.
VIII proclaimed King
of Denmark.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23

come powder that has no attraction for
she water something that the water
VIII not wet. Nothing better may be
had than powdered iycopodium- which
you can get at any drug store.
Having thrown a handful Of this
powder on the surface Of the water.
plunge yonr hand In, take up the ring
and show the spectators that there Is
not drop Of moisture on your hand.
The reason lie that the lycopcssiusn
forms a sort OF glove around your
hand. TO which water win not adhere
any more than Il viii to the back OF
a duck. Water birds may dive time
and ngain and come to the surface with
their feathers as dry as II they had
not been under the surface. The lyco-
podlum gives the same quality to your
hand.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23

IF you visited TO strip pine cone
you would probably begin at the top
and have lots Of trouble. The squirrel
knows better than that lie does not
prick his fingers or pinch his whiskers
or gnaw into the solid cone any more
than Is necessary. lie knows better
than 70 cut on the top and work his
way downward. or to gnaw into the
npiny shields Tio whIrls the cone bot
tom upward in a twlnkllng and then
cuts through the thin and tender
bases Of the scales. soon laying bare
the two seeds. which he az once eats
He strips Il so easily and quickly that
you cannot tell how he does It unless
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23

I sometimes wish I were bear.
I love my mother 40.
I'd like 70 hug her Just az tight
Az Bruin would, you know.
AZ other times I'd like TO be
A lion. 40 that !
Could roar. and wake my father up
when dawn lights up the sky.
And then again, ! wish l were
A monkey. full Of chaf-
To romp about the nursery,
And make the baby laugh.
In fact. 10 satisfy my whims,
The only thing TO do.
Would be TO have ms changed outright
Into perfect roo.
what fun 'twould be on rainy days J
How quickly time would pass.
n could sit and watch myself
Before the looking glass.
Chicago News.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23

Richard A. McCurdy. former president
Of the Mutual Life Insurance Company.
who has spent two years in Europe. re-
Gently returned to his home In Morris
town. n. j. When asked about the suits
lars which the management Of his cid
company has brought against him. be
laughed and said Il have lawyers and
they win take care OF the suits. They are
not worth talking about. l am 7s years
old. The real question IL which win last
ss%s Nsss~sm& Nae ~xiss or npself.n
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23

An urchln OF some eight summers
ran into the house the other day and,
addressing his grandma. who was quiet
" darning socks by the kitchen fire.
said:
Grandma. can you eat nutsYs
mo. my dear, was the reply. 81
lost all my teeth years ago"
Then" said the youngster. produc-
ing quantity OF Brazil nuts, hold
these while 40 cut and get some
mora-"-plclr-Me- Up.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23
cEyLoN HAVING = BOOM.
Trade Outlook the Best Ever Known
sn shc History of the Island.

4 f80f VUff08& HME nest Ever hAQ%M
sn the History of the Island.
Ceylon as whole is experiencing a
period OF exceptional prosperity and
the trade outlook is the best ever
known In the history OF the island, ac-
cording to the Journal OF the American
Aslatic Association. Tea, cocoanuts.
cacao, cariamons and citronella are
paying well. and rubber and canrphor
are still more profitable.
There has been continued boom in
rubber planting. which now occupies
about $4,000 acres, while tea has had
a revival and high prices are now being
realized. Camphor prices are very
high. and the cultivation has been ex-
tended so that there are now some 900
sores under this product.
A transportation question that has
been agitated in Ceylon for a long
while, and that is now being brought
actively TO the front again. Is that OF
Ceylon to India by a rail-
road across Adams bridge and the shall
low bodies Of water lying between
and Tallaimannar at the
northern end of the island.
The South Indian Railway company
Is bringing its line to the extreme point
II the small island OF Rameswaran. so
that only a small gap of water viii IN.
servene between the terminal of the In
iian and Ceylon railways.
If the connection is made at all IL
win make Colombo the port for South
I'm India, and will greatly benefit the
ca and rubber Industries by facilitate
ng the transportation Of laborers from
ndla. Il
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23

these were Popc's Odyssey. 1850.
with hls original verse OF presentation
10 Nathaniel piEgott. and ~The Pick
wick Papers given BY Dickens to
Macready.
The books offered were 80 rapidly
disposed OF that the sale was complies
cd within Eve hours and brought, 1t
was said. an unprecedented amount of
money.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23

Perhaps some o. sou may know the
trick. but thone Of yoa thni do not will
nnd 4 hard % bellere that you may
plunse your hand Into bowl Of water
and take from the bottom a ring. or
other small object. without getting your
hand wet.
There = no magic n Il. nor Is u real
ly trick All you have TO do IL 70
sprinkle The snrfaer q the water with
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23
'ou drive him on and inspect bis unnn
shed work.


s0sno Oddities.
Until recently II was supposed tina
where the ocean Is deepest no organic
life existed No light Dapetrates there
TO any great extent and the pressure
Of tie water Ii terrible. Wood. for In
stance. IL compressed 10 half its size II
lowered 1900 feet. But recent scientific
discovery proves that even In those
mighty deeps great forests OF seaweed
cover the bottom Of the ocean. aud
reach to the surface. In these strange
forests spiders and dreadful worm-llke
animals or tremendous size exist. sea
urchins. shells and millions OF other
things. II might not be pleasant
forest IN which to take a walk. II
might seem like q nightmare. but there
is no denying the fact that It would
be wonderful place. real enchanted
forest
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23

The New York Times takes excer
ton to the recent speeches of certain
Congressman to the effect that our ma
tional banks are rotten" The paper
calls attention to the fact that since
the establishment of national banks. In
Guiding panic Wears. the average annual
loss through ink suspensions has been
only s cents oz 500.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23

Diehl--I hear that the Suresuccess
Gold Mining Company has paid divi-
dend Of per cent.
QUANTITIES.; 1t has failed for 6
cents on the dollar.--puck.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23

SAY. boss, is you got dime Cor a
poor fcllerg"
SORRY, was, but I'm not now
Harvard Lampoon.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23

do I write for posterity7" repeated
Iiackett. Il do, sIr-ten Of 'en.'--
Puck.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23

The Professor can't find the cha
meleon, Harris
Harris-No. sir: we've 'ad an acct
dent with i'm. / put I'm on lettuce
and e turned green. Then put him
on tomato and e turned red. Then
set I'm on piece of tartan plaid.
and % busted ~ Philadelphia Inquirer
A compliment nearly always prc.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23

II Is estimated by Secretary of th.
interior Garfield In his annual report
that 50.000.000 acres OF our public land
In the Western States have deposits
of coal. and he advocates system OF
leases so that the government may reg
ulate their development. Nearly all
Of this land has been withdrawn
from entry to prevent further
fraudulent entries During The year
2e907, 506 acres were sold for So.
s47,243.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23

Some have notion that because TIN
Potomac river happens to divide the
capital from Virginia the city Ia warm
during the winter months. This is
delusion. Often in the first week OF
November the wind sweeps across the
town with the lciricss Of Montreal
blizzard.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23

The report OF the Civil Service Com
mission says that partisan activity In
the classified service has practically
ceased. aud quotes Bryan as saying In
his campaigns he had more trouble
from the influence exorted by railroads
over their employees than with those in
The service under Republican admin.
istrafion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02

cine GnteIin Stllr6iocg, oeS eriten
lnerltanll6en &oiierS nah Der 9e-
1rclltll9 oes Sonoes DOM ipnniiden
sod. Semertqnsiuertb lit nod, boB
CT BON Der merifoniiHcn Hcgicrllng
Die emit bon aorl Dem 6iinften ben
Hfodtonlnen Wonte3umo3 pcrlie6cne
Fe1'lolt be5og. ST lcbtc i~ibrigens in
0l'tell Terboltniiien mo beioB meb.
rere N0lller III Der StnNt Wlerifo.
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Tepartcmcnt fir bficnifidc sihrrbett-@autcu.
SHD.T crartemcut oes @ebdnoe.S nfpefturss
Yireaus, HatUlGup.

9Erenus, HatBbGuc.
alttIlure -. Iu9uit 1908.
S~lnaebote lueroet elltaeaen 9elloltnerl bon
her Gplitrufts Neb0roc Der Staot NdltiMore mir
Die Grri6tung zines @eblubes an Der Gde bon
Meifterotopns Jioao uno Silnite Ipenue, fit oet
Wtapor lno Staoirutb bon baltimore. oas bon
ben 9pmmiiidreu Der 1ffeHtlihen SbuIen aIS
Sdulbuis belllbt iueroen ioa.
Nu9Cboie miii'en in peritegeltcn 9onbertet,
aoreiIirt nt ben n9oaro Of Nhparos OF SaIti.
more Sim" feiu ino 0rr. g.. SelpeQ lburtnS.
Staots0ieaiitraior, III beifen NiiredI I'M Tatbs
bnio I'M uher Dor Ii llbr &ormitta9s am
o. september 1908 ci,gereiht Weroen.
slle Iiaehoie ililiiet aut DEM Ingebot 5nrs
ieiu llno iniiiien eileerci6t meroen. obne Dab
tie bon oen Spe5tfiiatipnel ah9erifen iino, lpels
den Sales oas ~slnDebot niht in 8etraht 9e5os
gen miro.
Nue %glnaebote miiiien NIT pEropofal for
Hciitcrstolpn Roao Shopl" inuriirt iein.
Sebem glnaebut inlib ein an Den Wtabor lrlo
Siabtrotb bon Baltimore 5ablbarer certiii6irter,
uIi cine yGIeurina @onfc",9anl 9e5oecHer 9bed
oes Nieters ilbrr iilnfbnroert $4,000 Collars
Ser erfcInreide @ietcr mib 0iiraf6aft iteIs
len iito sic Nprffriften beS SiaotsGbarters III
Ne6ug nui Gonirdfte %crisiuel.
3ci6nunaeil iino Spe5ififniionen fonnet nlt
ooer nab hcm %. Nuguit 1908 i'm 0iircni bes
Wcbduoc.S itpcftors beiidtiat meroen.
Sic Vebproe bcbllt lih baS atedbt nor. irgcro
eil obcr ntle gugebute at nerpettel.
Gounro :. Yrcitpn,
Scb1iocsSnipeiior
@enebmiet:
Z. sarrD 'Mabpnl,
(aluno7 oS % al Cont oS45O
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GeutihIollO n6thi9tcn, icine n%otiono'
len SrGitc on5ulpaunclt, nm lellle
@cltitculug ST bcbollptcn. Sb Die
RcOe oea aaiicra ole Gngl0nOer 81
ser Giniidt briuQcn miro. Dob lie nit
Gurtidlono in 6rcunoifoit leben
f6nmcn? Goa milrOc cS erm6Glidcrt,
ou6 1crtihIon0 pon Der groBell Pin.
iponnlng icincr &ompimittel ablolic.
9&cnn aciaQt miro, GnGI1nocr, 10 limb
Oamit sic gcmcint, meIbc IN Der Erci.
ic 0cn &Grm madcn mo Die Bolts
lncinun0 oli5lrbCbcn periliden.
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8efanntmadungen

@criicaclte 9tnacbutc nit Der Iuiibrtft Bro
ppfnls iur Eump Clip Sloicaiurs" oeriebel uflo
al ben yguGb uf 9lipurbe" Der Stnot Baltimore
~uoreiitrt, lperoer bis W.ittipodl, ben 2: SeptenI.
ber 1905, YSprlniita9 IS II llbr, i'm 9itrean oea
GtabtsJtcaifiratprs, N1tbbalss baltimore, Wb"
entDeBen genommeil fir Die 2ielerur9 lno @bs
lettering In feriigem juftanoe zines SunIp Ses
feit. Snoicators an ieoer Der ieds 9%nmpmniti.
men in benz @cbruuh Der &Suiierbeboroe BON
Baltimore, aeniB Den Spe3itiIatioren. iuelbe
I'M @ilrcnI oes gSniier Ingenieurs bon Ga!ils
more, Mo, 5u crbulieu itib.
glllc g%lil9ebote nlilifeii bon eineil beaIorbips
ten Gbcd uui cine gelenrln9 1olles "enni TIT
Siueibnnocrt lilib fiui3i9 Dollars C$250.00)
SnDlbdr an ben UlGpur mo Siaoirntb bon gnl'
tintore. be1Ieitet fein. mo ipirb bon Dem ertoig'
reidelt Nieter Die Stclliilla ether .6utrieocriiel'
leiioen Niirgftntt in Der iiblidcn SurI1 Iir ole
geiuiiienbuiie Nicfiibrulg oes lebereillfomlneils,
Benz b~oppeIteH 9ontraftluertbe 9Iei6tonlmcro,
oerlan9t.
Sic neutrality-suspicious. : Neb6roe bebdlt iib
onS 9icbt nor, irgenh ipeIde uoer ale gnges
butc 81 perluerien5
Nfirro ID. Enid, .
Wullers Sllgenteur.
8efiiti9i:
Z. 0arrb W,abppl,
4rdiioent Der 9oniraits& ergebunes=Sebnro
(9lun22, "a, %, 20 ~. rs, 29.31 ;Sept1.2)
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Wargarctta ySnrBbadIcr.

9S ltnrb an 81. aueuii t0Gs. 80 9lberoS,
III l0rer SSobning, gir. sos. Npelbs SlraBc,
wtarsarstta NnrRbad,er, acIicbte Gnlttil bon
Die Neeroi9itl9 finoet Sonucrifal, Jtdtnritlue5
: upr, oonI 4raier6uule aus ilGlt. NeiiegunG
nlli BET o2Seftern 9eineferN." t2l0-D
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SuI

g,rean: Tr. II, Mefs saratuansatraRe, unb
.Sanpt.Rinenng: 5rebtrid .Jfoub.
8e9rdbniBpldse bon $25 an dnter beftdnoi9er
pcrben i'm Greibbuus am SnuptsSihgang ge'
%fnnoelt. Infer gigent pirb, ipenIt geuiinftt,
0urtpreten. (O2-)
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WarOlanO yanbinmmelt : Sdnle

SG5 cininooierSieite Seinefter Der raiarl'
lGmo Sanbinmmcn' sdbmic" besiniit am 16.
september. siiht fetterianifd. Sir ale fueiben
ttmber. sii6t feiterianiid. SIR aGe tpeiben
Salbitumnlel uno anh fiir Tie. oerei @ebor
lihen Sdaien Su errtj aIib en-. Spredel Ilo
9ippenleien aeIebrt. .SrammirfdrIes ilno ala.
bcinif6e 5i6er: Soft, qoeis mo llnterrint
5reberid. sHo. (SuIi30-Scptt0. SosaOaO)
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Gricsipn-linie

~
Neuc ihuene 3ag.Iampter:
,qorb Baltimore" ". r9enn" nan philadelphia.
Sagrcn taglid NIB Sunntags, Wloraens unl
8 tlbr, bon Der Tratt.Sirabett, ~6ipilten Oct Gall
bert nno SoutbsGtr iBe, oh. !SaIten oil 5u Set.
tcrtpn, 1owu puiut, Gbeiapeafe'0itg, ct.
Georges, Sela,pare.6itg NIB 6beitcr, 30; lnn'
ael ulaeiibr INT g 1lbr IbenbS in Gbildoels
66id ai. Gutsiideuoe Satrt burh, ecu Nanal.
guilaeiere f11nen mad @e.iebeit bis Gbefapeates
Gi.p iino @eitcriou fabrer uno aut Der Jiiidfabrt
nit benz BOOT mad Sauie Suriidfubren. roo fte
mn 8 llbr aulangen. Sabrpeis ilnh B9ilaoel'
pbid Si.5J. 9tunotabrt u5 2age), gut. an tr'
geno eintm 1ug. obcr Tcbtbooie 5lriid 6ufebreit,
$50. ODER Hiidiebr nuf cinem Suee Der ngal'
timpre.S bio.gabn," $3.50. Surhfnbrts.Vtllete
per @iienbubn bon &biiasefpbia madl Atlautic.
9th, Gape Map, Gong Brand, Ocean @ruSe,
MSbmrD Eari, Mfbans, Srop, Nep.Yprf nno
nbrbliden Ynnfteu. Wlahl5etten 80 Gents
9iadbtb0npier p~erIaiien Erdtt'Strabe regelnidBig
8 llbr Mbenos NIT 9usnabme nuit Gonntager.
1ideis Del Ilbur9b's 6um 8erfauf. S6reiter
Sic Iiir Wepfpeifer.
6Iareuee ehriuer, aeent.
(Sini23-Ine31) 9r. 1928. Gigbt'Str.
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lorraine.

Walcrtih. = Harfartis. Sritblih.
Neitlit bon gSalbroof cine nno cine babe
Meile. Wsolint &oup'@a9gous uno gorrltne'
g~Sag9ors brett bis 3im Gtnqdn9. 9etoe Ies
lepbone. Staot'V iireai i'm 3mellen GIlIr oes
.llniol IruitsSebdubeS. 9barles. unb Jeanette.
Gtra6e. GUIlt4 IA
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1nhll Stt.

50 iiarb am 81. slleuit 1908 5uBu Ett, ges
ilebler @atie BON Caroline Stt, I'M litter bon
e%rbianlla iinbet Turncritaa, . li6r gtadmittugs,
nnl letlier letten SSobnung, Gr. III. Siios@aits
9ocllllc, ans ,lfnft, iuo5t &erpanblc mo !Yreull'
DC ger 6gltlllie a6tungsoou eiitGclGoet limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02

Gle nSrni it Company Of
Nmcrico" battc mGbreno ser Yonit
in lcBten Scrbit eincn i6iucren Nn,
Iturm bon Gepoiitorcn mlS5ubolten.
Nnocrc Silon5 B.. Snititutc famen Der
bnrtbeorGngten Sirmo NIT % Vtiaio.
men Collars 81 Siilie unO iie iiber.
ltonb oen Slnlturm. Sicicr Gage Fat
Die Srltlt . Gompoqnie Die gnleibc
bcrcitS poaitGnbig 5ltriIdbc5oblt. Sc
bcniolIs cine bcocutenoc iinon5ieQe
Seiltllng unb Elm @emeiS, oob Die @e.
iellidoit cine gciunbe 9oiia bot mo
gut g~elcitet miro.
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Baltimore Ecntetcrp.

Sfrenn: Srnnfitn.YIo., Baltimore Il. Turtbftr.
.ScgrhbnlBplabe atm 9ScrfGuf - bon $25 ut,
tir bier Srdber. Sreie 8erlieuig Der 3apeae
fir lrnuergotteSSienite. Gulii1G,1S
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9rniO Hibae Ge1netern.

Der tbeate Sricobut ucu Baltimore, nabe
8ifespiae. .3mei eleftrii9e Ga6n'9iHten pnb
BimItco.9oiIeonrb brett sum Srieobof. Wuc
9rinofiiide urterftinbiger suffi6t. Niebrtae
8reiie. BerlanSt bic neuen Suuperii ssta taloge.
@itreon: Nr. III, Rsrh.GtaHes-strabe. Seioe
Telephone. (Mpril2S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02

@corgto mill en0lih 0os
Spitem Strdflinge sur 2lrbelt an
Eripotleute SIT peroingcn, nbld)offen.
lbs SpItem bat 81 idluercn WttBs
hrGud)en gefiibrt utO lpor cinS donot
lied iiir Georgia. Sotitc Belt, ooB
bomit ollfgcrdunlt miro.
Sn neun Sobren oil GDt'
no cine &erfoiiutg befommert. So
iogt cin faiierlides Goift. China be-
iolgt oen Hatb, ben Der olte 2ntciner
Soru5 ben SdriftIteQern gibt: o9is
ms nellntc Sabr muB tic bel Settc
9clcgt iuerbcn."
Sm Nrmcnbau c5u Wnlls
ItoL N..O, lit Sobn Morri2 I'M III.
ter bon IA Sobrcn gcitorbcn. Gr
bintcrlieB ieine iiber bltnoert Sabre
nlte Satin uno eillen 9~0.iGbriqcn
Sobn. Cine 10 longlcbige 6omilie
lplrp 1el1cn 9eTllnoeN. TDer I'M I'LL
Nrmenbots 81 itcrbcn, Iobnt es iid)
nid)t, 10 longe ST lebcll.
pei cinem @ciong. Mctt.
%Itrcit, ben Der @ciongperein oGiniA-
teit" in Glberfclo pcronitoltct bate,
fam cs bel Ser FreiapertbciIitng 81
e%rnitcn Giifercn5cn. Gin in critcr
&loiic prciSgcfr0nter &crein ans
W1iiblbeim glortbte iih Defenders dc.
roftbciligt. gua ser &ertrcter bco
&ercinS Den Ereis IN Gmpfong neb.
men iolltc, 5crihmletterte er ocniclben
ror Den Illgen ocs Fllblifums. 9lltd)
olli cinigc ErciSri6ter bette man eS
obgclcben. Gieie ober moren Dor:
aenng gcuclen, iih Den off
den Ser cr5iirnten SGnger 81 cnt5ie.
ben.
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Der Bon Sun" san5cr Sag
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Spiritnoien : 2ieen5en.
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