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The Lamar register., 1909-03-03

Faith is obedience, not confidence.
The Lamar register., 1909-03-03

Caustic potash rubbed well upon the
little knobs where the horns of the
calf will grow will prevent develop
ment and will save dehorning later.
The treatment must be given during
the first two weeks, however.
The Lamar register., 1909-03-03

The squealing pig is entering pro-
test about something. Find out what
1t is. If cold. provide better shelter.
II hungry, increase the feed. The
squealing pig brings small profit to
its grower.
The Lamar register., 1909-03-03

Rhubarb wanted for very early mar
ket can be secured by digging the
roots with the first thaw. Make a
frame or open box four by six feet
and IS inches deep, spread load of
fresh horse manure on the ground.
cover with earth to the depth of six
inches and plant the roots. Set the
frame over them and bank to the top
with earth and sawdust or sawdust
all around; cover with boards and
sawdust or other litter, allowing one
or two holes for ventilation, which
should be covered in such a manner
that no light can shine in. In a short
time the -Aubarb will grow to the top
of the box and Will be a beautiful
pink color. BY this method you can
have rhubarb before that In the open
ground has started to come up.
The Lamar register., 1909-03-03

The best ration for the beef herd is
not the best ration for the milch cows
Cows about to calve should be fed on
succulent food, such as silage or roots.
bran, oil meal and oats chop. but omit
the corn at this time. Feeding grain
of any kind just previous to or imme-
diately after calving is not very good
policy. Keep the bowels in good con-
dition. After calving feed a warm
mosh. and give warm water TO drink
for week or ten days. AS soon as
the cow has dropped the calf she
should be watched carefully. and after
she has made its toilet remove the
calf from her stall, but keep it in sight
until the milk comes in the udder.
when the calf should be allowed to
suck.
The Lamar register., 1909-03-03

Make a chicken roost out OF the dis
carded wagon wheel. after removing
the iron tire which would prove too
cold thing for the hens feet. Such
a roost is economical OF space. 1t
can be suspended from the roof.
The Lamar register., 1909-03-03
NNZES ,nnnr
NIHA FARM
A Azlxs,,s 6A~

Give the breeding mare exercise
every day.
Prune the vineyard at once il you
have not already done SO.
Muslin fronts for the chicken houses
are winners. Try one.
Alfalfa or clover hay is good for the
brood sow. Give her all she will eat
up clean.
Sheep will feed together better and
fatten more evenly If they are uni
form in character.
During the winter months be sure
that your poultry have all the grits
they need.
Guess-work methods are the great
est curse to the farm, and explain
more failures than any one thing.
Better prices do not make better
butter, but better butter will always
tend to boost prices. Try it.
Spring is upon us. Get all the odd
jobs out of the way before the regular
spring rush begins.
Hens do not like to scratch in wet
litter. See that everything is dry
as a bone and snug as you can
make it.
Put wheat bran and middlings in a
box where the calf can get at 1t. She
will soon learn to eat 1t and it will
be better for her to get 1t in this way
than to give it to her in the milk.
The increase in the average yield of
corn per acre last year amounted to
but in the aggregate 1t meant an in
crease of hundreds of thousands OF
dollars to the farmers.
Handle the cream and do your but
ter making away from the odors of the
kitchen. Nothing absorbs the odors
so quickly as cream and butter, and
the poorly favored butter does not
sell well or bring good price.
Make a chicken roost out Of the dis
carded wagon wheel. after removing
the iron tire which would prove too
cold thing for the hens feet. Such
roost is economical Of space. 1t
can be suspended from the roof.
The Lamar register., 1909-03-03
DRY CLIMATE GARDEN HOSE

Stands the test Exclusive agents u years WIFE for
samples and prices. Rain-proof Goats. SyrinRe~.
Aton,Izer~ Water Bottles. ~heetings. Toys. Pals.
Ratties LIVERY thing In Rubber Write for catalogue
The Denver Rubber Co. li5 Lawrence St. Denver.
The Lamar register., 1909-03-03

Use system in your poultry manage
ment If you want TO know where you
get off at, and want to show a
profit.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-14
THE STOCK MARKET
 AFFECTED BY D|STRUsT
Europe Did Not Respond to the Feel ing of Confidence Last Week.

New York, April 13-There was a wavering tendency in the stock mar ket today which changed its recent semblance of stability. The resump- ton of activities abroad after tkc Easter holiday interval was partly responsible for this, the scllils of stocks here for the foreign accoCnt. arguing some distrust of this mar ket's rate of advance. An element in the home speculation that feels the same distrust is not lacking and it's activities were joined to t-c dcpress- ing influence from abroad to affect the market. The plethoric condition of the money market is adjudged to be solely responsible for the freedom with which speculative purchases of stock were made, and it is pointed out that speculative activity is com mon to stocks. wheat and cotton, all though the causes which raise the price Of the articles might be regarded as making against the values of rail
Arizona republican., 1909-04-14

places and was at one time in business in Prescott In recent years Phoenix has been his home. He was attended in his last hours by his wife and a daughter. Mrs. Chapman, of San An tonic, Texas. who came here few months ago to be with him. He Is survived also by three other daugh ters. two of whom reside in Oakland Calf, and one in the state of Wash ington. and by two sons. living in Texas Death ensued from the weak nesses of advanced age rather than from any specific cause. Though not rugged for a long time, he had been confined to his bed but a few weeks. He was born in Calais, Maine. Octo- Der 22, 1925.
 Mir. Baldwin was one of the early gold diggers of California, having gone there by way Of the isthmus, starting in 1S49, but spending some time on the Chagres river on the isth- mus and reaching California In 1850. Francis A. Shaw of this city made his acquaintance in Fl Dorado county, Calf, in 1851, and since then they have always maintained intmiate re- lations. having at one time and other been in business partnership.
 While both were working in the mines in Forest City. Calif-. in 1855, MT Baldwin carried MT. Shaw-s peti- ton into the Masonic lodge. Later both became members of Arizona lodge. and it is now MT. Shaw's melancholy privilege to say the last sad words in the ceremonials for the dead.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-14
EXCITEMENT IN WHEAT.

Chicago, April 13.-Sensational ad-
 vances in the prices of wheat at the
 principal grain centers of Europe,
 particularly at Liverpool. where gains
 of 3A to sgd. since last Thursday,
 were recorded caused the market here
 to open excited and strong with all
 deliveries selling at record breaking
 prices for the season. The initial ad- vances ranges from T. @% %sc to 1&c. the latter being on May which opened at s1.27d12S. The first trades in July were made at s1.1611 a1.16B, September $1.0S4 d1.09%s. The de-
 mand for July was enormous and that delivery soon shot up to s1.171a. Sep tember rose to S1.O91s. The strength in May was said to have been due to the closing out of trades for the ac count of New York concern which went into the hands of a receiver to- day. Toward the end of the first hour the market broke sharply on general selling inspired by enormous sales by a leading commission house. The de- cline brought out liberal stop loss or ders which accelerated the downward tendency of prices. Before the de- cline could ne Cnecked Juiy ndd drOp- ped to s1.15% and September to s1O6B For a time the market was inclined to be heavy because of free realizing sales. but gradually it be- came buoyant again owing to the bullish news of the day. One of the influences was a de- crease of more than 5.000,000 bushels in the worlds visible. supply. A fur ther advance in the price of cash grain here also gave encouragement to the bulls. The top price of No. ? red wheat was quoted at s1.40 per bushel The statement of a leading bull that it would be several years before wheat prices would be much lower than at present had consider able effect. The market closed firm with July at S116%s @1.16k and Sep tember at SLOTS The bulge in wheat caused a moderate firmness in the corn market at the start but later prices declined sharply. At the close prices were A to izc lower than yes terday's final quotations, May being 66Ac.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-14
M METsIS,

New York, April 13.-The London tin market was higher than at the close of last week with spot quoted at e1S3 17s Cd, futures at e134 12s Sd. The local market was dull but higher on an average at s29.4O@29.55. Copper advanced about los in Lon don with spot quoted at s57 los, fu- lures at ( 5S 3s 9d. The local mar ket was steady and showed a tend ency to do better. Lake being S12S7H G13.0O; Electrolytic. s12-50G12.75; Casting. s1237k @12.S2Is. Lead was lower at e13 6s 3d in London. The local market was firm and higher at s4.1212 d4.92k. Spelter was un- changed at e21 Is Sd in London and firm and higher at s4S71s G4.92h To- cally
Arizona republican., 1909-04-14
END 0F CAREER OF
 AN AGED PIONEER
Passing of John H. Baldwin, an Ari zonian for the Last Half Century.

John H. Baldwin, one of the earliest of the Arizona pioneers. died last night. April IS, at 9:45 o'clock, at his home, 347 North Fifth avenue. in his eighty fourth year. The funeral will be under the auspices of Arizona lodge. No. 2, F. and A. NJ, at Merryman's parlors at 2:30 D. m, Thursday. April 15. Deceased came to Arizona first about fifty years ago and left again after a time. returning last about twenty years ago. He has lived in various
Arizona republican., 1909-04-14

PARSONS DRUG co.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-14
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago, April 13.-Cattle- 1.500. The market was a shade higher with beeves at $500; Texas steers. s5.60d 5.S0; western steers. s4.4OG 5.90; stockers and feeders, s3.55m 5.6O; cows and heifers, s2.10d 500; calves, s5.50@775
 Sheep-Receipts, 12.000. The mar ket was strong with natives at s3.75 G6.30; yearlings, s6.25m7.25; lambs. native. s5.50d $40: western, s5.506 s3O.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-14
STOCKS.

Amalgamated, 77: Smelling, SS9s Atchison, 107A St. Paul, 149; New York Central. IBIS; Pennsylvania, 134h; Reading. 1SS; Southern Pacific, 12O7k; Union Pacific. 1878; L. s. Steel 617s; U. S. Steel pfd., 114B. Silver, 51kc; Mexican dollars, 44c.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-14

Woods Liver Medicine in liquid form regulates the liver, relieves sick headache, constipation. IL is particu- larly recommended for Jaundice, Chills. Fever and Malaria. Its tonic effects on the entire system are felt with the first dose. The s1.00 bottle contains 21z times as much as the soc. size. Pleasant to take.
 LARSON'S DRUG co.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-14
FL REPosA sANAToRIUM,

Sierra Madre, California, is a comfortable. moderate priced home for sufferers from throat and pulmon- ary affections. It is situated in the foothills of the Sierra Madre mountains and is reached by electric cars which run hourly to and from Los Angeles Altitude ranges from 1000 to 2,0O0 feet Mountain springs water, soft and pure
 Cool in summer. warm in winter
 Two large buildings with outside sleeping arrangements and tent cot tages.
 Outdoor sports, games and music.
 The very sick are housed separa tely. Physicians and graduate nurses in. at tendance.
 The ranch comprises some 115 acres, 55 acres in fruit and vegetables.
 Fresh eggs and Jersey milk in abund- ance.
 Rates from S15 to S35.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-14

road stocks Quotations for copper were raised at the New York metal exchange and in London. Bonds were irregular. Total sales S3,542, 900. U. $. bonds unchanged.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-14
GOT A FINE START-The

GOT A FINE STHRI-The PnoenlN fire department got a fine start Mon day night for a record run in re- forming and remodeling it's organiZa- ton and working rules. The resOlu- ton committee has finished its work already, the bylaws committee is hard at it and the cemetery commit tee began the consideration yesterday of the work cut out for it and will probably call special meeting of the department before long to take action on it's accommodations.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13

,gfarrsr Der 81. 1reu3 8emeinoe in
SpongIsr. ga; bodp. 3. Grnit 0eImz
miietter. .. 9. g., 9ripr Der 8eneoics
tiuers9btei in Reporf, y. &; 6odp.
9r. Sob. 9enn, gfarrer Der Ct. Sos
iepb's s@emeinne in 9ptuie, Min.
bohp. 6r. 4icolaus s. t. S6neioer,
Yfdrrer Der ct. Warienz @emeinoe in
Mlerioen. Conn; am "a, bo6ip. 6r.
9onr. Saile. 9fdrrer Der Ct. Sobn'ss
@emeinoe in 9tntiso, 9Dis.; botn. 6r.
Sol. AHt. Yoitner. 9fdrrer Der Ct.
Sohdnnes 8apt. s@emeinoe in Quinen
Sn.; bO9ip. Sr. Sol. 6. Sortmaun
Yfdrrer Der @emeinbe CUR llnbefl. gm
pfdnsniB in Scr 2aie, Wis.; boom
9r. 4us. 9. Said. 9farrer Der 81.
Annds@ emeinOe in Mailipantee; bonap
9r. Dug. 8. 4lbers. 9farrsr Der Ct,
Sbomas 4q. s@smeinoe in @dterforo,
Wis.; bobp. 6r. Seinr. Sbos. Stem
per. Pfarrsr Der ct. 9onifatius Sem.
III Milgdutes; bochip. 6r. Sob. 8.
Shiefen. 9farrer Der ct. Alpbonlus
@emeinoe in Rem W1iiniter, Wis.
botlp. 6r. SOB. SO. Suneels, 9farrer
Der 81. Sobanuess @emeinOe in 9eters
burg, Neb.; bOdip. 81. u. 8. Nder,
9farrsr Der Ct. Soisrb'ss @emeinbe in
Soiepbpille, no; bod)ip. 6r. BET. SO.
Sund. Gfdrrer her Ct. motth1nssB se
meinbc in ct. 9aul, Minn.; am 81,
bonp. 9r. Sol. 9uBmann. 9farrer Der
ct. Wihoepss @emeinbe in gincinnds
II, g.; am 30, bohp. 9r. Seb. 56eIs,
gfarrsr Der ct. Iorian'ss @emsinos
in 4orian. Minn. bofip. g.. 9ieronps
mus 'Seiber, 8. 9. g.. qfarrer Der
Simmelfabrtss@ emeinoe in ct. paul,
Minl.; bo1p. 9. GbrpIoItomus
S6rsiner. 8. g.. g.. pfdrrsr Der Ct.
Sranciscus 9aperiuss@ emeinbe in 0ep
propibencs, Bahama Sslanos. - @o
multos annosl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13

lam Is ba in bdIb eritidier Stimme
Suriid. = Run. ipas oenn, aino2-
forf6te ID meter. .faa mir einrnaI
onFrihtis. mas n~orsefommsn 1T; On
brdudit gar teine AHef 81 Faben." II
I'D, ia sIaabe, id bin unipIrDia CUR
beiIigen Communion aeoangen"
mar nun Die 4HtsDort. AMI peIhe i1
bersits sefaBt mar. Inter S6Iad5sn
nnO mthrfahem Stoden ersGblts
oann Oas aine feline flgine 9eioensz
ssIdihte. 4ls lie mOrgsns pom
Shulbduie CUR Rirhe ee3oeen Isien,
oa babe lie geb0rt, ME iemano idgte:
I'D. feb mol bic 5eIenel Dos fir
Gin punOerfh6nss aleib; bic 1T pirt=
lin am aleri4onIten aHeeSosen. +"
Bel nisTen Worten babe iie 10 cine
hsimIiae 6reuoe sshabt. uHo Is ieien
ibr oa sitle uno itolss 1eoaHfen gr
tommsH. Sn Der Pride babe lie auf
sinmal cine srObe 9lnsit betommsn.
neil lie sitel uno botsdrtig gsfpelen isi
unb oaour1 cine SaSns ~sssaSssn
ba6s. Dor lautsr 4Hsit, lie s,bs isbt
Hnniirois CUR beiligsn Communion.
babe re fat nihts bsten t0nusn uuo
babe ben gansen Gag teine 5reuoe eez
babt.
Oa bate id alto bic 8eIdeerung.
einfGltias iiinbhafte 6ohmutb ei=
ner perblenbeten unperniinftiden
Mutter uno bic @infGls;aseif ano
9ummbsit neusierieer 3uIdauer hot=
ten oisIsm aiH0e isinen Sefttqa per=
BORDEN. 9os 4inr bradte ih pieoer
in SrDnune, fpie ih Is aIs SeelTDreer
fir ri6tig belt, aber elm fpdbrsr 3orn
erfaBte mid iiber hiefen einfdltiaen,
OerDinfntsn llnperifano folder Miit=
ter. pelhe felbit ben beiIiaiten Tdq
ibrer 8inoer ba5u miBbrduhen, nm
ibren f~inobaftsn 6Ohmutb an BEN
Gag 81 Iesen. 9tbsr oa mag man Ia
gen un0 preoigen. mas man Mil, iolz
den p%erblenDeten Miittern eeben erTt
Die Nueen auf, penn re Dor 8pties
Rihteritubl Iteben. Msnn man nur
einmaI lsbsn t0nnts, NIT mel6eR Nus
gen Der 9silanb jeoes eSiner Grife
communicated betrahtet. Mirb Sein
4tse audi pObI dm liebiten drF ben
am meiitsn gepubtsn 3inoern rucsn9
Ssoe Mutter mag ii6 isIbt bic Nnt=
mort eeben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13
bic tSeliNbe bI. Communion

lit bic pom 81. Batter beitimmte uno
g~eIegnete @eneralintention oss Sc
bets 4poIiolotes fir ben Monot SUM-.
8ereiss am 20. December 1905 bat
9aplt pius Der 3ebnts our1 Elm De
cret ben tdgli9en Gmpfone Der bl.
Communion marin empfoblen uno es
1T gang ofFenbar, oaB psnn bic @ldu=
bigsn Sablreih ca3u gebrdht nerben
tonntsn. Die 81. Communion tdeli9 3u
empfauoen. ods oas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
uno mddtigits Wittel mare. bic WeIt
in Gbriito gu erneuern. mas Der 81.
Batter ais bic Souptoufgabs Ieinss
gontificates be3eihnet bat.
@er oo psiB, baB oas blait. 6atrds
ment bic 2ueue bss decentralization
Euaenolebens in Der airhe 1T, piro
ni6t onitsbsn, bds Decret pom 3ecems
Der 1905 als sinsn fir ons3eiten rpi6s
tigen UlartieiH in Der @efhihte bes
geiitli6eu 9ebens al beseihnen uno
ME fsbr benz 81. Batter Ddrdn eeleaen
1T, bic tdalihe Communion su f5rbern.
leuhtst oaraus bsrpor, Dab sr biefelbs
I'M 6er3 SeiusMono pisberum BEN
md6ti9en Gebetsapoitolat anempfobs
len bat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13
RfrdJIfdJr
- ud1rthten.

Wilnaufee. - Inter MFiIens
Der b0dn. 50. Geo. Msner uno 6.
Qelen ais 3ioton beam. S~uboiaton,
uno i'm geiiein oss b0du'f ten 6rn.
@ensralDicars Mfer. 9. U. abbelen,
0sr bodn. So. n. 9. 8sdsr, M. M.
9srsnD, 6. 9ladDen. ). 9. gierron.
1uhOH. Sol. RbaH. 5as. 9Dan,
WxGpon 2%dureniius 9orperi, 8.
gdp., ulri4 9annsr, 8. M. GAP.
3. grofs uno 9. Irdust, iouie elmer
srobsH 9abl Gldubigen aus allen
zbsilsn oerStoot o0a3og an I. Conn
tagsgiadmittag Der botn'fie or. Cry
biihof Wlebner bic feisrIihe Weihs
be- an btr HoropeHli6en St1otorsnss
ssissnsa nsusn 81. arsu5s 5risotofsg.
Rad Der GinnstbuHs bisli Der bo6p's
re Cbsrhirf cine Idrsere preoiei, in
nslhsr sr sic gsoeutuns bsr ysisr srs
ldatgrts unb bic eryi6tune oon Grab
monumsnisH cbns arsns ober irosnbs
msl6ss anbere hriHlins 3eihsn ouf
tatboiatsn 5ris0b5im iharf berurs
tbsil.s unS als sineH hsionifnen &C.
5raut bs3si6nsts. Gum ShluHs eab
osr bo1n'le 81. grsbH6of Der 5offs
Huns Aas5Tud, DAB IN ost 9abs bss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13
Die KatbSIiten aMf lseiaIsm

Gcbicf. - Sin englifher SocioIoae
pirft Der pOblhabsnOen @ldTe eng
LAMBS Dor. 0aB i6re 4nsehDrigen i'm
a~GssmsinsH 10 aut ipie nidts pibs
ten pom BEN 9sbensSsoinounqen uno
0otben Der Arnlen. Sic iepten Il
9e5ug auf ibre armsH 4a6barn aeras
oe5u in einem Stanoe Der aemiihteH
4patbier uno oes 8o~rurtbeils. 0erdoe
unter ben poblbabenoeren Gla1en
ieien pieIsidt msniee Iosar Der 4n=
fangsgriinoe Der Sociolpeie, Der
Wirtlidtsit uno Der 5batianen oes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. zines mDoernen
Bottles 10 unbenuBt pie bic Mehrsabl
Der noblbabenSsn 9afbolifen gng=
lambs. nSeoer". Idrsibt Sots, in elmer
BON Der n@atb. Srutb SoeietD" pers
0ffentIintsn 8roihire, der BEN polts=
ipirtbi9aftlihen UNI IociaIen 5rasen
ireenopslte NuFmsrffdmteit aeIhentt
bat. miro, .lpenn er 81 gIeinsr 3sit
aud nit ben inter gebil0eten &ntbolis
Ten gang unb gdben Nnfimten iiber ios
ciale 6ragen rerfraut 1T, Iid iber ben
WlaHesl Ielbif Der elementarTen Iociaz
len aenntniFe punoern, ME audi
barber, OaB ie eanS psraItste unz
lpirtiame MlaBreseln eutbeiBen." -
llnbetdnni ME le Iei, fotpObI nit
ben bon qapifen. 6eiIieen anb Sbeoz
lo9en gsIebrien tatbOlif9sn iociaIen
Sebren, dls aud nit ben GraebniHen
Der i%Ocialen Sbeorien uno 9raris, lei
o~ieDiebr3abl Der noblbabenoeren ginz
tiger ituirten 3atboliten 5umsiIt oo=
OOn iiber5eust. oaB fir iie gar tsine
NotbpeHbigteit pOrliese, fi1 NIT foe
rialen 6rdeen ab3ugsbsu. obsr irssnbs
peIde Anftrengungen i~oeialer Nrt gu
MAIDEN, auBsr Der noblloIen @ez
pGbrung bon 0lm0fen utD @srsiin=
itigungen.
pdBt, mas bier bon ben 2aibolitsn
@nglan0's gefagt piro, niht audi auf
~oieienisen unierss 9anoesg ffGet bic
n4meritu". &ann man nint aud ibs
men biefelben 9Orniirfe mahen2 Cote
meint. oaB mar in ben nidttathoIi=
ihen 8reiien gnsIanb's bic 4dt6oliten
auf iOciaIsm @ebiete fir cine .quans
tite negligeable" battle. bsiuetsr @rins
be bolber. DEM. fast er:
Convinced that the majority Of
Catholics neither know nor want to
know anything about projects Of res
form, the greater number of social ins
v~estigators have tasitly agreed to ignore
Catholics and Catholic work..
Dasfelbe gilt aud bitrsRlaNte; bsi
bod ReD. gtban unLGnek cine Ghnli9s
4lase in Der .gat1. 6ortniebtIp 3e=
Dieip" pDrssbrdht. 4uf benz @ebiet.
Der gbOritas BADEN bic Ratboliisn,
tnsbsloubsre burd bic Orbsn, SrefFlis
DIES gelsiitst. Dds lit uuItreitbar;
banbelt IS iid baeegen INN iens 9etpe=
sung, bic msbr auf ReFormsn ab3isIt,
dls auf Bsrte Der RdhItenliebe, 10 9ds
ben mir infer 9bsil nift eelsiitst. pa
sibt es gan3e geipsgungsn-5. 9. SUE
genogerihte II bic obne uns uno uns
Iers 6ilfe e~ritortt iino un6 Ii9 perbreis
tet baben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13
SIR Sic 1iliitter ser er
ffttsnieanfet,.

9or sini9sn Sa6rsu ersdblts Elm
Gssllor9sr IN elmer fteinen geIsa-.
fdaft folgsnoe Fir uniere muttsr iehr
bebersissHsneyi6e 9eae6sn6eit Nm
11se Der @riten beilisen Communion
tommsH nshmiiiaas rsgeImdBia msine
GritecmmunicaHien al mir ms gFarr
hdus. I'm Fh far Gle an ibnsn anas
panotsn gu9eH 80 heoanfen unb lire
9cmmaHi0n5iloer in Gmpfona Al nsbz
men. IN sinsiH ioIteu 5aae Tel mir
auf, ooB Elm icnit ie5baftts Mdbtsn
o~uffalsRo rubis mar. Sd beObadiste
ndsleibe ioelei6 unh, Ia e. mid auh
nod offers NIT sinens trauriosn. pr
is6rtsn Siits iosuiassH frassno anfah.
70 raros l6 in msinem 9eroa6te e.
ilartt oaB Bier stpos niht aans in
gronuHg lei. 8sin 1gges6,n ber
iieintn Shaar rief id oann in sinsr
gang uH1srfansIiten Wsife oieiss
aIne sariid. als o5 ii ibm on isins
sltsrn siasn Nuiiras m~itsase5sH bdits.
4is i1 oanH Ht i'm anein fuor. froas
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