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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-08-26
CORRESPONDENCE
Bossier Point.
pod rain fell here last night.

OOSStCE
A good rain fell here last night.
Fall gardening will now be in order.
Mr.. ]. w. Kirkpatric of Ringgold was
here on business the first Of the week.
Mrs. G. Garrett spent the Sabbath in
Ringgold with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. S. Yearwood.
Uucle Hardie Tooke, one of the old
standbys of Bienville Parish, was min
Cling with friends in the Point Sunday.
Prof. Roane OF Ruston was visitor in
the Point the first of the week, presum-
ably in the interest OF his matrimonial
aspirations.
Mr.. Clint McClanahan spent Sunday
with his brother Alex, and enjoyed an
excellent dinner. to which your cores
pondent can testify.
Capt. B. w. Marston has been getting
ice in car lots and selling it very cheap,
which has added much to the comfort of
the entire community.
Master Ernest and little Miss Hazel
Crawson have returned from the little
city of Bienville, where they spent some
time with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Southern.
Mrs. Clint McClanahan and children
of Bayou La Chute passed this way the
first of the week. They were on their
way to Armstead, where they will spend
some time with their aunt, Miss Sallie
Tooke.
Ninock, La, August "a, 1909.
Red Land.
Fortunately the mercury is not climb
ing as high this week as it did last week.
Bryant Keoun of Plain Dealing came
up Saturday night and remained over
Sunday with the home folks.
Mr.. Green Denmon and family OF Sa-
repta were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. U.
Denmon Saturday and Sunday.
Cheshire and Willie Belle Peyton were
guests of their cousins at Clifford and
Sarepta from Saturday to Monday.
The protracted meeting at the Union
Grove Holiness Methodist Church, few
miles east of here, came to close Sun
day night, with twelve accessions to the
church.
Rev. Mr.. Spinks, a Primitive Baptist,
will preach at this place next Sunday at
eleven O'Clock am. A cordial invitation
is extended the public to be present to
hear his sermon.
Operations have been resumed at the
test oil we'll near here, but up to the
time of the present writing no drilling
has been done, owing to the scarcity Of
water on the premises.
Three automobiles passed through this
place Sunday, but your correspondent
failed to learn who the occupants were,
with the exception that Mr.. Louis c..
Buckley was recognized. JACK.
Tuesday, August "A, 1909,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-08-26
For Sale
Two Sections Of Land

In Terrell County Texas, on the
Rio Grande River. Each section
lies one half mile on the river and
runs back two miles. The distance
from one tract to the other is one
and one-half miles.
| will sell either section for
$500 or both sections for $3.50,
one-half cash and balance in one
and two years, with s per cent in
terest. There is nothing against
the land now.
/ have a sectional map OF Ter
rell County, Texas, showing loca-
ton OF this land. This is good
bargain, and l would not sell it il
did not need the money. If you
want to make some money, see me
at once.
j. E. JOHNSTON, lr.
Shreveport, La.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-08-26

On account of the absence of the resident minis.
ter, Rev. r. J. Harp of Shreveport will preach at
the Methodist Church in this place Sunday.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-08-26
Haughton, La, August %, 1909.
53s Registered Voters In the Parish.

Hon. E. S. Dortch Rregistrar of Voters for the
parish, has furnished an itemized statement
showisn that there at present only 538 regis
tered voters in the parish, less than half the num-
Der entitled to register. To become qualified to
participate in coming elections it is necessary to
register. Every good citizen should be particular
to attend to this promptly 1t is his duty to himself
and to his country. You can register any time you
are here by applying to Mr. r. B. Hill, Mr. Dortch's
deputy. The statement referred to follows:
Ward Atkins IA, Tayortown II, Curtis 10:
total SO.
Ward 2-Benton 38, Vanceville 6, Bosser City
81; total 50.
Ward 3-Alden Bridge 40, Plain Dealing 50;
total 1872.
Ward 4-Carterville 70, Mot SO; total It's.
Ward 5-Rocky Mount &c., Linton Is; total 90.
Ward 6-Haughton a. Bellevue 10, Koran Il:
total 105.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-08-26

Mansfield Enterprise: ''The success of Mr.. J. A.
Skanna with his 500 acres of rice his Red River
plantation has created immense interest among the
owners of the lake lands of this parish. An expe-
rienced rice grower has pronounced them to be the
finest rice lands in the United States" While a
resident of Shreveport Mr.. Skannal's planting in
terests are in this parish where he formerly resided
and where he still has many friends. Mention oil
the rice crop on Sligo plantation has been made
in these colomns several times by the Banners
Haughton correspondent
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-16
A SCHOOL OF HORTICULTURE.

relating has arranged for
f. f. Tumble horticulture the school
The of eighteen lectures subjects which OF
vital fruit These lectures will be given the
attend them.
frequently that Wenachee would ideal
establishment of North Central
Washington which the conditions for profitable
fruit unsurpassed by district the United States
rapidly orchards
bearing and beng planted In the
school of this this
would the of
would the standing having educational
which Specia horticulture Wenatchee situated
When railroad
Columbia will be all of
higher and which
horticulture would find
would only quicken the social and industrial life of this
would whole standing
the which other condition will Is
that effort school of this
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-16
THIS is MY GOTH BIRTHDAY
William l.. BlumenSchein.

William Leonard Blumenschein.
we'll known as a musician and in
structor, was born in Brensbach. Ger
many, December 16. 1919 AS a
youth he was brought by his parents
to the United States ana received his
early education in the public schools
of Pittsburg. Afterward he spent four
years in the study of music at the
Conservatory of Leipzig, Germany.
From 1872 to 1876 he was engaged
as an instructor in music in the Pitts
burg schools, and since 1878 he has
been employed as organist and choir
master in the Third PRESBYTERIAN
church of Dayton. Ohio. AS organ
izer and director of the May festivals
in Indianapolis and Cincinnati he has
become widely known in musical cr-
cles throughout America. In recog-
milton of his work as acomposer and
instructor, Mr.. Blumenschein received
from Otterbein university the honor
airy degree of Doctor of Music at the
annual commencement last June.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-16
Ladies i'm Arms of Law.

Officer Nelson found rig standing
unhitched in the middle of the street
again yesterday. This was the third
time that he had had to attend to
that particular one-horse sleigh, and
he determined to make an arrest. AS
an object lesson he led the horse to
a stout telegraph pole and securely
tied it there Then he went into
camp and waited. So did the report
err Presently two young ladies ap-
peared and claimed the outfit. Of
ticer Nelson is all right at pinching
desperate criminal, but pinching the
girls. right in daylight, made him
turn red. The girls colored too. They
were sure that old Dobbin wouldn't
run away. Officer Nelson managed to
choke out something about city or
dinance, third offense, etc. but he
didn't scare them much In fact in
sofar as any observed could Judge.
the ladies rather relished the idea of
being in the "arms of the law" Who
wouldn't be one of Chief Inscho's.
finest"
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-16
THIS DATE IN HISTORY-DEC. 49,

THIS DATE IN HISTORY-DEC. 16.
1769-Jesse Mercer, founder of
Mercer university, Macon. Ga, born
in North Carolina. Died September
6, 1871.
1773-Cargo of taxed tea destroy
ed in Boston harbor by party of cit
liens disguised as Indians.
1S07-William H. Aspinwall, noted
merchant and steamship owner, born
in New York city. Died January 1S,
1875.
1S4S-Park theatre, New York
city. destroyed by fire.
1S60-Charles j. Mcdonald, nine
teenth governor of Georgia, died.
Born in Charleston, S. c., July 8.
1898.
1S62-General Burnside's army re-
moved to north side of the Kappa
hammock river
1S73-Northern Pacific railway
completed from the south to Tacoma.
1SS4-Cotton Centennial exposi-
ton opened in New Orleans.
1S91-The MERCER government in
Quebec dismissed for alleged corrup-
ton
1S94-James Gilfillan, chief JUS
tice of Minnesota, died in ST. Paul.
1S97-Alfonse Daudet, French
novelist, died. Born May 13, 1910.
1904 Canadian deputation
headed by Sir William MulOck waited
upon President DiaZ OF Mexico and
urged extended trade relations with
Canada.
1907-Keel Of the battleship North
Dakota laid at Quincy, Mass.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-16

No postmonement of any game allowed.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-16

which American civilization that of Eu
rope haven and titled nobility be found in
the higher the The Of
at evils ''Whitc
the which careful
large cities has disclosed. the taking active
break up this nefarOls traffic
conformity with the recommendations the depart
the Representative Mann Of Illinois
duced bill the house which will doubtless be enacted and
which will this evil The
vid that any person who aids induces forces
another for immoral shall be liable fine of $1,000
imprisonment for five In the Of Girl under Is the fine
will be $4,000 and the Imprisonment Representative Mann
has given the white slave traffic in Chicago attention and be-
leves that his bill will in a check it,
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-16
State Markers at Work on Examina.
ton PAPERS,

The state markers have begun
their work in the Office of State Sill
perintendent Dewey at Olympia.
marking the papers in the recent
teachers examination. The first
counties reporting indicate the exam
1nation was small one, with only
third or a half as many applications
as the last examination. This is be-
lieved to result from the provision of
the new law requiring county super
intendents to issue temporary certif-
icates for a whole year instead of
merely for one term The markers
now at work are Miss Rose Morgan,
Ferndale; Miss Jessie Knight, Shell
ton; Mrs. Mary A. Bryan and Mrs.
George Blankenship of Olympia.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-16

r. 4. Simons
Deed-Louis w. Bloom ct ux. te
Charles Anderson.
Mortgage-Louis W. Bloom ct ux
to Leavenworth Land Co.
Affidavit-Percy Walker to Public
Deed. r. Albin ct ux. to Chas
Dahlgren.
Deed-R. E. Simons to J. w. Hit
ner
Deed-Fred D. Seares ct ux. to
]. e. Faulkner.
Deed-Wenatchee Dew. Co. to
Mary J. Herman
Satisfaction of Mortgage-D. H.
Walt to Cyrus Wheeler ct ux.
Mortgage-Fannie T. Wheeler to
Netherlands Am Mfg. Co.
Deed-Ethel G. Bean ct Wis. Alex
Atkinson
Mortgage-Carl O. Meyer to Rob,.
Livingston.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-16
COURTHOUSE BIOTTER.

Deed-May l.. Parker to Walter
McAllister.
Mortgage-George F. Grant to the
Oregon Mtg. Co.
Satisfaction of Mortgage-A. A.
Wade to Frank Smith.
Deed-eGo. Denning to Nick Bris-
ky.
Fl. r. Mills ct al.
Deed-Charles T. Smith to Joseph
D. Day.
Deed-Thomas A. Davis to R. B.
Gels.
Deed-Lamb-Davis Lbr. Co. to We
natchee Valley & Northern Ry. Co.
Agreement-Dwight Darling ct ux.
to Lamb-Davis Lbr. Co.
Deed-Benton A. Pitcher to H. W.
Hilton.
Recorders Receipt-United States
to Peter ]. Peltier.
Conditional Sale. C. Gallagher
TO Peter j. Peltier.
Conditional Sale-Toledo Comput-
ing Scale to Northside Grocery Co.
Mortgage-A. ]. Linville to Pacific
Building & Loan Association.
Deed-Oliver w. Shill to Louis W.
Bloom
Deed-Leavenworth Land Co. to
Louis w Bloom.
Lis Pends-Samuel Gulich ct al.
to Joseph l.. Shelton ct al.
Satisfaction of Mortgage-A. J.
Thompson to Alex G. HOller.
r. E. Contr.-George Burge ct al.
to Nancy Wyatt ct viv
Satisfaction of Mortgage-James
A. Wheeler TO Fannie l. Wheeler.
Location Notice-Public to Martin
Keegan.
Mortgage Abrahamson to
R. E. Sheppard
Assignment of Contract-G. o.
Meyer ct uX to C. NJ. Burdick.
Rel. Chattel Mortgage r. Hal
bert 10 John F. Weber.
Water Location-Public to Thun-
der Greek Trans. & S. Co.
Location Notice-Public to North
Coast NJ. & NJ Co
Location Notice-Public to North
Coast NJ e NJ. Co.
Certificate Leavenworth Land Co.
to Public.
Satisfaction Of Mortgage Nicholas
Kinschef to LeavenwOrth Land Co
Satisfaction of Mortgage-Leaven-
worth Land Co. TO Wenatchee River
Fruit Co
Nicholas Kinschef to
Public.
Release of Mortgage - Thomas
Darling to n. n. McGivern ct Tx.
ed-Leavenworth Land Co. to
Fred S. Searles.
Mortgage-Charles W. Hastings ct
Tx. to J. F. Schubert.
Mortgage-Fred V. Hosting TO
Paul Weigani.
MOrtgage-James Clark ct Tx. to
Dewitt C. Abbot.
Mortgage-F. c. Searles to Eliza
beth Hager.
CIR. of Sale-Peter ROsen to F. A.
Reynolds
OptiOn-Martha f. Brock ct al to
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-16
REDUCED RATE TO FRUIT MEN
Fare and Third From All Points to
State Horticultural Meeting.

A fare and third from all points
and on all railroads will prevail for
the meeting at Wenatchee of the State
Horticultural association January II
to IA. This is the information con-
tanned in notices received regarding
the meeting. The state gathering
promises to be one of the best ever
held. An excellent program has been
prepared and there will be debates on
a number of practical subjects of gen.
eral interest especially with reference
to the business side of the fruit in
dustry.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-16

ADJUSTMENTS.
WENATCHEE THEATRE.

Vaudeville tonight at the We
uatchee theatre.
Roxie and Wayne will appear in
sketch, "a Cowboy From Texas"
Motion pictures will be better
than usual
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-16

Help pay for the sidewalk in front
of the Reading Room by getting your
dinner at the Methodist church Sat
urday, from II to 1870 O'Clock. 90.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-16

Deed-Charies S: Craig to Ida B.
Craig.
Deed-Ida B. Craig to Chas. s.
Craig.
Dent. Cert.-Public to DR.. W. W.
C. Wall.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-16

c. L. Wilson, who was hurt on a
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-16

building construction job early last
November, will return to work In
about a week.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-21

mer, Woniteur bes 2uremburaer
Sedtz unb Surnpereins. Sen 0ors
iit beim Seiteiien fiibrte Der &riegss
mtniiter 8run. llnsefdbr elm Subeno
8esner frat AMI. unter ibuen Die 80.
graiielr uno 8apier. Gum S6lub
iiberreihte Der &riegsminiiter Den
Sesteren bas p~ertleinerte 8ren5 Der
Gbrenleeion nit 8riuanten. Sic
Gfabemiifen Salmen. Die ifon Sru.
Subert Clement in 2uremburg iibers
reift poroen iparen. tpliroen in Yaris
bonn ariessmilliiter nod ben 9ngem>
bursern SO. Srans Soffmann unb
Summer iiberbra6t. Or. g. g..
8reaol tpurbe gum Sffiaier bes
Sti6an Sftibar ernannt. - Serr Nus
guitin. Der Sobn bes Direttors beg
Spieeelglas : Spnpifates in &Dln a.
8b.. lit bieier Gage gun, &upitdn Der
beutiheu Saubelsmarine ernannt
tporoen. Or. Iueuitin lit Der erite
Suremburaer aupitdn IN Der beutiten
Sanbelsmarine.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-21
aus hem itbrisen Thetlen.

o. Ii elimsen, %. Sob. @or
einigen Sdeen serietb Der Mrbeiter
Scbann 8agner 5iuiideu 3tpei Sors
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8rulttorb erlitt. Sein 3uitanb lit
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brn6t bat. fonnte nift feitgeitelt
tperben. Ntan transportierte i'm ms
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i6pebt.
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ten Samstug Nbeno itarb bier mad,
fur5em &rantenlaser Die lpoblabtbare
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gen SoritsS risabiers Sleeper uuo
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Sabresfriit peritorbenen RiIionGrs
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Der Seiratbs9ift ieiner Srau hattie
ieiner5eit Sr. @onner ben 8rnno su
Ieiuem coloiialen 9ermogen aelegt.
besbal6 muB man cs ais cine Sdrte
bes 8eieees betra6ten. paB Die @ers
iuanoteu Der peritorbencn Srau @ons
ner bon Der rieiigen SinterlaHenifait
sdn5lih ausgeI6ipnen blei6en.
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tanutli6 bat Die Stabt Siefird mebs
rere &aiierquelen aus Den SiQiu9er
unb Sefprter @emeinbepdlbern fiir
10000 Sr. CUR Nnlage elmer 8aiers
leitun9 na6 Siefir6 erpprben. Nadlz
Dem bereits i'm 2auie oes Sommers
Die Saliung Der Guelleu erfolgt iit. bot
ppr 8ur6cm Der llnternebmcr Meris
nit Den Irbeiteu ON Der SeitIna be-
9unncn. Giele H0bren beiinben lid,
bereits an Srt unb Stelle, uup ctpa
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iperfen Der 8rGben. tbeils NIT benz
Segen unb Dem 3uloten Der H0breu
belhdftigt. Die gan6e SeltIrg miro
16 &ilomcter lang meroen.
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Grnit Shueiber bon bier bat Die Bril-
Jung fir Die SabnbeiIfuure nit arps
Der IuS5ei6mung %beitanben. Sies
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Der Gcole bcntaire DC Saris nit Der
bohlten ans5eidnuug %beitanben. bic
Dos Snititut 81 pergebcn bat. rno Die
nah ben Yriifunes : 8eitimmungen
idbrlih mir on Die brei berpprraaenps
item Shiller per9ebcn perbeu tam.
nit Dem Sitel Saurtat @s 3. y. Sr.
S6ueiber lit Der erite 2uremburger,
benz bicic Ius5ci6uln9 5utbeil mlrbe.
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Grofbersostbum.|
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fdue Der lesten Bpden: gom 10.
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atlbs. Weeetpdrter 5u Yrae. - 90:
Sobann 8aptift Glen, aft 35 Sabre,
Riuirer aus Suiiienp. - "a: Srans
Uauer. alt 76 Sabre. Saglobner;
Weargnretba Georges. alt is Sabre,
Dabrifarbeiterin. ebelos; gmil Yartz
lot. alt 63 Sabre, 9farrer ans Ger
mai5es less gains (Warne. Srautz
reih) Wearia Gnna Hoesaen, alt SO
Sabre, geihieoene @befrait bon @u
tbias S6nnem. S6lpTer. - 25.:
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fiibrer. = g.: Rario Baulp, alt So
Sabre. @entnerin, 8itttpe bon Yrpss
per Grocius. 5tlbs. &alfmann al &ez
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alt 81 Sabre, S6loiier aus Gid. =
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alt % Sabre, 9ei9dftsfiibrer. ebelps.
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8riiiiel tptrb uns mitsetbeilt, oaB am
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2; IN Den SanbelSs unb NaturlpiIiens
3; IN Der Sbilplogie I uno
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Der Suremburaer Sportpereine; Spfis
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-21

eriter @dtte itarb nm Sabre 1875. Sic
iieoelte 1882 mad 8emieu, Sa., iiber
nno betratbete t9rn. Sobann 8nb. gs
iiberlebt bic @ertorbene elm &in6. Sr.
y. .. 8dgener gu Sarbar Bead,
Wfi6. Semielben unier ber5lides
geileibl Woee Die liebe geritorbene
ruben in SrieSenl
Wie aus @acine, Wis., berlautet,
lit fir5lih odfeIbit Serr Sic. Yenp6
bon ettelbriid, 2%uremburs, angefoms
men. mo er cine GniteIliins in ben
Gnlagen Der @itdeq Iotor Gar 60.
erbalter bat.
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Balb uub Iu unD Sbnl nnb Slur,
Nebelbiifte 2asern i6lummernb
Nuf Der trdumenben Hatur.
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Sie nns Dag Seil Der 8elt gebra1tl
God am tpeiter SimmeIsbosen .
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g ipeibeboIe, bell e Haht.
Die uns bag SetI Der Welt eebraGt!
Silberteu ans reinen .S0ben
Betst %eolbner 2autenflane.
Sa0et fort in aIIer Seele:
Weni&enber3. nun fei ni6t bang!
8 tpeitepoIIe, belize Hn6t,
Die uns bas Seil Der 8elt gebra1tl
getenb fnieen an @ei6opfe,
Sen elm Ser5 i'm 8uien idtpeqt;
Sn Der &rippe liest geboren
@ottes Sobn, bas 2iht Der @eltl
q peibebolle. belize Nad1t,
Die uns bas Seil Der Belt sebrd6tl
Sag bnrdbri1t oas 8~eiitesbrrnteI
Na9 berbdusnibpoller Raht.
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8Ienbenb boier SoIle Wa6t.
8 fpei9ebouc, belize 9lndt.
Sic uns bns Seil Der @elt gebraAtl
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