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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-20
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II II II

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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-25
Notice of Mortgage Sale

Notice is hereby given that GER
tain mortgage, executed and delivered
by John Gorton, a single man, mort
gagor, to w. H. Mcintosh, mortgage,
dated the 10th day OF August. 1906.
and filed for record in the office of
the Register of Deeds in and for the
county of Ward and STATE of North
Dakota, on the 21st day of August,
1906, at 3:05 o'clock p. M, and rec
orded In Book 80" Of mortgages, on
page 352, will be foreclosed by a sale
Of tho premises in such mortgage,
and hereinafter described at the
front door of the court house, Ward
county, North Dakota, on the 27th
day of December, 1909, at the hour of
2 o'clock p. M, to satisfy the amount
due on said mortgage on the date of
sale. The premises described'in such
mortgage, and which will be sold to
satisfy the same, are described as
follows:
The east half of the northwest
quarter and lots one % and two
(2), of section thirty (30), in town.
ship one hundred ,fifty-four 154,
north, of range ninety-four (94) west
Of the T5th Principal Meridian.
There will be due on such mort
gage at the date of sale, the sum
of one hundred twenty-four and As
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-25

100 dollars, which includes five in
stallment notes secured by said mort
gage, and three in: crest coupon notes
secured by prior mortgage on said
premises, paid by the mortgage.
w. H. Mcintosh,
~ t.- Mortgage.
Weeks, Murphy & Noun, "
Attorneys for the Mortgage,
Bottineau, N. Oak.
11-t8 1928
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-25

Taken Up-At my home one mile
east of Surrey, N. Oak, on Saturday,
Nov.20, 1909, a black horse, 1914 hands
high, white spot in forehead, IL years
old, weight about 1000 pounds, and a
blemish on right hind foot
= u. S. DOGGETT,
Surrey, Moth Dakota
11-25-12-9-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-25

Let the Stoltz Lumber Co. figure
with you on that bill Of lumber. A
big, clean stock to pick from. and
prices strictly right Buy your hard
coal now. C. H. Rudd, Mgr. Minot. N.
D. 50. tt
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-25

The North Dakota papers are treat
ing James Johnson, candidate for
Congress very nicely in their write
ups with one or two possible excep-
tons.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-25

The Lidgerwood Broadax is mostly
engaged these days in tearing down
Senator McCumber's political fences.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-25

WANTED-Compe girl for house
work Good wages. Mrs. A. P. SEQ
field, Minot, N. D. 9-23-1
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-25
LAME AND DISEASED FEET

We make a specially OF correcting
lame and diseased fee OF horses.
We invite all classes Of horse shoe
ing. General blacksmithing. plow
WORK. etc. Opposite Scoaeld's livery
harm. Barlow & SlaybauI "a. u
4 FOR SALE-A two thousand dollar
automobile run only 1900 miles, ~
horse power machine Is practically
new. 1t will be sold cheap. A. J.
Schmidt, Des Laos. N. Oak. 81 tt
Blue-grass blade., 1909-02-21

PRESERVATION OF LIFE AIM NATURE. INTEL
LEorUAL FEATURES ONLY THE MEANS FOR THIS
PURPOSE, Nor TIE OBJECT ITSELF. Social.
LIFE OF MAN AND ANIMALS.
Why do we live! The only true and sensible
this question is, don't know We accept life
simply fact which has created without asking
consent We know that it lasts certain time which
it is in power to shorten when dissatisfied with
existence To speak in regard nature of purpose is
absurd Object and purpose human conceptions and
apply to human affairs only. In nature know only
and effects and when speak of aim object
in regard the latter is done facilitate understanding
Why does the EARTH universe exist! What does the
presence of signify in the universe, what is the short
span of human life in eternity? What right las
claim destination supreme to that of our earth, Of which
he forms nfinesimal part and which itself is but
sEecl i'll the universe
Before had sufficiently advanced in science know
something about himself he vain enough 10 believe his
insignificant person the center of creation The earth
listed only for the purpose to his habtation, the
and stars made to illuminate his days and nights
all the other animals were created for his special SERVICE
be used by him in any way he might fit
His life earth only transient existence prepare
tory higher refined eternal state of perfection. The
stupid conce expressed these sentiments July grand
The which is larger than all the planets taken together
nay, the universe in which the whole SOAR system is
but mite, created only for man. mote dancing in the
light for and disappearing in oblivion. And
such is still taught in schools in this enlightened
century.
Goethes llustrious words defining the moral value of
man, quoted in the preceding chapter, literally
'AIore beastly than beast" in good and bad
Animals had intelligence enough to fall into such
grave error as believe themselves of divine and
although they continually wagng war of eXermna
ton against each other they could such endsh
cruelty man. by virtue of his superior intellect Further
shall how misconcepton of man and his relation
nature expressed in the enets of religion led to the
darkest babarous period of history and that the better
understanding of the natural laws and forces the beginning
of science is equivalent with the Inauguration of
of reason, which has Just commenced to dawn. But
task will be to investigate if really possesses
higher moral standard for his actions than the animal
Since we have other of measuring intellectual
faculties except by the action of individual resulting
from a mental impulse, must draw conclusions
from comparative study of the social life of animals and
nan Man is oregarions socia animal. liYng in com,
Blue-grass blade., 1909-02-21
BLUE GRASS BLADE

this respect he does rank above the animals who
only live in focks, bands and herds but also in well regu
lated communities and states like the bees and Some
savage races, Australians and Fuegans, who have neither
property social organization, inferior these little
insects in this respect The instinct of self preservation
has assumed peculiar form in all gregarious animals, it
shows itself just strong in behalf Of the whole
mnity in behalf of the single individual, indicating
that the interest of the single members of which the
is composed, has become Identical This moral impulse,
called PATRIOTISM found to exist with the intensity
in animals. Any who has observed the bravery
with which the defend their home against the intrusion
of larger enemy, not deny these little heroes the
testimony that they do much any do sacri
flee themselves for the general welfare. No matter how
many are killed and torn to pieces, others viii take their
place until the enemy is driven off the defenders
annihated Among the mammals find similar in
stances of mutual aid and assistance
To call these moral qualifications instinct in animals
in order indicate that they sprung from lower mental
impulse, does alter the fact that they equivalent
similar moral manifestations in We now that all
civilized nations have risen from barbarou and
archaeology distinguishes several periods of progress the
sone bronze and iron age, the latter two including the
historical time. No doubt there a still lower state of
man, in which the of artcally shaped ston,s
was unknown, and easily imagine how in the
struggle with the terrible beasts of prey his safety and
existence depended upon the banding together of large
number Of individuals. 1t did not require any religion
higher moral impulse to induce the individuals to form
strong coalition the instinct Of sefpreseryation being
quite sufficient it in the animals mentioned above
At later period when the animals completely
quered the struggle of existence fierce
between the various species of and it still
COS on among the nations of the present day The civilized
nations ruling the world, their supremacy to THEN
physical power achieved by of their superior intel
lect.
We taught in school that government insti
tuition imposed and ordained by god and consequently had
to be respected and obeyed divine We know better
now government is the natural result of social life alike
in principle in animals and From this conformity
in social organization may justly infer that equal
exist for both. \ community nation is composed of
single individuals, each of which is endowed with
certain mental qualities from which emanates the impulse
of action These are usually called instincts IN animals
but since they have higher moral value in man.
slider it appropriate to apply this appelaon to both
They are the instincts of sefpreservation, sympathy and
love.
Blue-grass blade., 1909-02-21
CHAPTER V.

OBJECT LIFE RELIGION NATURAL THEORY.
PRESERVATION OF LIFE AIM NATURE. INTEL
LECTUAL FEATURES ONLY THE MEANS FOR THIS
PURPOSE, Nor OBJECT ITSELF. Social.
LIFE OF MAN AND ANIMALS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-11

ser lib Dem @cietc Seir biuaiebt,
nid)t ollein inncrlidl lonoern aud
GuBerIid aebeibt. GoS @eleb Seiu
lit 0oS tpobre @eict Der GiuQe. %.
nod) lGuft Die @elt. 9tltr treu lein,
nm bis 3ltnt lcbtcu, cntidciOenoen
Augenblid Oo$ @eieb beioIGcn - boS
lit 9(QcS. 9ia WlenIhcu motbcn oen
@runoicbler, BOB tic eben in ierent
cntl6eioen0cn Nllgenblid a6folleu,
rno oo peroir6t cin NuQenbIid, mas
Sobrc oiIigcbnut bob2n. Sin Ciu5igcr
STREET fam bo@ 2ebcu zines ionIt
iriebliebcnocu Wcnidcu pergiitcn.
Gr bot ciumtaI, mic Die Nn0erar, ollh
iein Mcdt 0ciud)t olld) od3 Seine
~rcrIodtcn, mo lit babel ieiucm inners
item MCicn untrcu g2lporocn. Htic
nlcbr Qcluinllt CT 6%ltriit, mos er in
Dem Cillcr Wale pcrlnrcu bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-11
0efGbrlidler 3eitncrtrcib.

&oibingtor go, 8. Mai. 49,
Steoc Sage unO Conn Mcrrette, 3pci
Stoliener, bcieItigtcn bcrtc cine
feline Sdeibc an ci1em @cbGnoe,
meldcS SIR Allbcuobrung BON Nt-
troalpceriu oicnte ll0 40 Gllort ser
gcidbrIiden 1Iiiliigfeit cntbiclt. 0ie
Stolicner mllBten nid)t, ooB iit) ser
Sprengitoif int Nrnern befano.
&oum botten iie SIT id1icBcn beqon.
ilen, ais Dos @cbGlloc IN sic Suit
iIoa. Mage lit t00tlid perIcBt, mGb-
reno Werrette obnc ollen Shooen
cntfonl. &0uicr, ncld6e olrocrtbolb
MtciIen cnticrnt Iogcn, mlrocn ourd,
Die GrploIion IN ibren 6lmoomentcn
CrIdJiittCrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-11
0cbnrtStaasfeier.

---
3pei DMotfinoer" beoeben ibr @ie
genteIt I'M Sreunoesfreiie.-Sr
Otto Saul 80 Sabre olt uno SIR
Soicpb Sanders 80. - 9ei beiocl
ScNtlidfeiten ,pltrocn Ir0Dli1t
MclIen geIpielt.
Cine frDblihc 6cier iono geiter>,
Nbeno IN Der @obnung oeS @ru. Sttc
Saul, 9tr. PIG, observation-disclosures
%onI0Blid) Oe5 80. @eburtatdocS i2iner
Satin, Srolt Nnnu Saul, Itott. 81,
Der 6eier luarcn 5ablreidc Srelnol
un0 9etamlten Der 5amilie crid,ic.
nen, melde 0a9 @eburtStogSfin0 be.
glildmiluldtcn mo bcIhenften. 9ei
@elan0a= lut0 Snltrumcntolportrd
gen perflogcn Die Abenoitunoen mn
uu5u raid. Wtit Der Seicr perburoul
mltroe Elm on0cre3 SonliliencreigrliB,
Die Sirnltng Der Sodter bon Serrll
nno 6rau Saul, Sri. Ioelhoio Saul,
ipcldc gcitern Nodmittog III Der ct.
Yotrif'S Stride itottionO. Inter sen
Nnpclenoen bcIonoen iid Serr uno
Srau @n. &ilfc, @crr uno 6ralt
Sermonn Scanning 6rou Gnnie
Cor, Sri. Nn1ie &crtaI, sic Serrelt
Sront S'Gonnor aus, @aibin0ton,
Wnt. Gdpuorh Con-. G0ne, Sonnc5
McGuSfcr, Sobn 8reeIcp uttb Germ
Necnon uno ucridlicocnc Gnmcn umo
Scrrcn bonn n@crmonin-S lWnparcin,"
Serr &ou0cr& aud etn
Woifin0.
Scrr SpIepb &oll0erS, Elm 9Gdcr
bon Nr. 1873, Noro.SoreItr., ~feierte
9cItern chcnioQS i2inen @eburtStoq,
uno spar ieinen 80. Cine fr0blidc
@cicQid)oit mar I'M &ol1ic oc5 &crrn
Sanders p%erionmelt, Die molhcS
@loS o1tf 0o& @obl be3 @aburtatng9s
finbe5 leertc unb lid bic Sorten uno
ionItigeS @ebGd moblIdmcdcn licB.
Inter Ben gnneienoen befonoen iid)
bit Scrren Sobn uno @ottirieo
SritiA unb Sans Sononcr, Die SrlS.
SSulio Sroun 2iQie 9lod)t, Gnlilic
Gnqel mo on0erc Serren mo Do
men. @err Sobn 6ritidL Der Otit=
glieb beS 3itber-Glub3 nSorltonie"
lit, perid)0nte sic 6eicr burd liebli.
dcS 3itGer1piel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-11
@anoitcniago anf Den Sulu.1 niclm.

Moniln, 10. Mai. - Nni oel
Srln- Slielu lit 5lr 3eit cine olti
rcaenoc @cBjoao ouf cincn Moro
@anoiten, NomenS &iteri, i'm @onac,
meltJer nit elmer ~itorten Shoor
NnbGnger Die 9epobner Der Snieln
%terroriIirt. Sor aur3cu iiberfiel cr
Die rcid)en %orong. Eerliiidereien
uno crmorOetc 5ipci meiBe SAMPLER.
Solooten mo Sceleltte limo ieBt o6.
8eItift moroclL Inn i'm cin~6uiongcn,
ollein lomeit lit es ned nid)t gell1l-
gen, ibn Oingielt 81 mod,eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-11
Gas Strifcficber.

Gbicoan Q. Ioi. : Ger critic
Gag bcs Strifes Der 9rpihfeufuta
id)cr, melder geitern Ibeno angcoro-
net muroe, peritrid) rubig. gne 2ei.
fen6egan9niiie 9iugen inter poli5ei,
Iidcr ll%ebcrpad)lrng bon Stattcu ltnb
eS fam 81 feinen 3ltbeltorungcl1.
0ulntb Winn.; 8. Wal. = 81,
Superior, Mise, fam es gelterll
Ibenb 5ll elmer SGldgerci 5pildell
itrifenocn aoblenid)altIleru II. Nodt,
lluioniiten. giner Scr Strifer, Ho.
mems S'Hurfc, murbc III Dem Sam.
pie erifoiien uno icd)s anoere Der
9etbeiligten erbieltcn G%erlcsungcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-11
Sdnitter Sub.

Serr CIR. IS. Oingling, Gin befallntcl
@utiobrifunt, ploBlid Gus Sen
2cben gcidic0en. - 3lpei Sobca.
f0lle III tinem Sullic 5u Snnlilton
Scrr Gbriition Is. Oin9lin9, cir
frilbcrcr Sutiobrifont, idic0 gcIterl
9sod)mittog III Der @obnung ielnc>
SdypoQerS, @crrn Sobn @cinemomt
9tr. TAG, Canton Npcnllc, ploblid
ans Dem 2chcn. Gr nuroc gcgcn
ltbr bon leiner Atidtc, Sri. &dtbc Sci
nCntoun, toGt in icircm @tttc nltfgc.
fHtoen uno cine 0r5tlid)c llntcrilt.
dung ergob, 0oB Strr Oingling ci-
ncnl Scr5ldlng crleGcn mar. Scr
&crltorbcuc lpllroe ON -. <ni 1877
in Gl0ingen, Sberonlt Sconbcrg,
@iirttemberg gcboren mo fam Dor
SO Sobren nod) Nnlcrita. Gr betricb
30 Sabrc lang Elm Slltgeld)dit o1
Sii0z 9ron6nn nnbe NliccannnsStr.,
uno 500 Iid) Dor ctua 10 Sabrcn pom
8cldlGIt 5ltriid. Gr mar inuerbciros
tibet NM bintcrlGbt MIR cine Sdiue-
tier, 6rat Sobn @cinemonm uno ci=
n1n @ruber, Scrrn Src0. Oingllng
in Baltimore. Sic @%ccroigung ii1loct
uoroualidtlid morqcn Nohmittog
itott. Eoitor u. 4. Ster0cr bon Der
bcutldlen Treieinigfcit5 Stride miro
ocn Sralier1otcSoicnlt bolttn.
3mci EooeSfGIlc in cincm
SAME.
Snncrbolb 81 Stnnoen biclt Sd)nit.
ter Zoo 5lueintol in benz Snllic BON
Sron Gborles Sling an &nriorb .Rono
uno HopItonzgpcntc, Sonilton, Gin.
tebr. Pm Sreitag itorb Sruu Morp
6. Wc@ee6orL Mutter pom 1roll
Sing, nno an Somltog &ormittog
George Serop &clp, Der 10 Sabre
olte NeiIe bon Srou Sing ltn0 Gntel
bon sSrnu Mc@echolt. Gic Goppel-
@eeroigulg iinoet morgen Gornlittog
ouf Dem u0onnie 9roc 6ricbboic"
Itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-11

eillcn bon ibn fir citen 5iibncroieb
gelegten SclbitlduB ougenblidlid}
getootet. gr batte Elm oItes Reiter.
Fiitol oltf iol6e @ciie I'M Snncrn
hcS SiibncrItolls bcicItigt, ooB eS iit
bci'm Gcfincn ser Sbiirc entIoocn
nno Ben Gintrctcnocn ~trcficn mrBtc.
Selte fritb oergoB er SIT icincm llrt-
glild, lpaS cr gctborl bate, ulro Der
SduB 5erriB ibm, oils cr Die G6iire
oltnad)te, Ole gan3c 8r1IIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-11
Scr 8aQuit uad, europa.

9 it II, 8. Moi. - Groiclior
Senrp $. Glopton pcld)er fiir5iid)
nod ~t6-iGbrigcr Gicnit5eit ais NC
teorolog oeS 9huc @iu.S bierpoto-
rtrnlS obbontte uu0 iih erobc Griob-
rlrng binIihtlid Der Gid)tuug mo
StGrfe Scr @ilioItromungen ermor.
ben bat, plant eillc 9aQoniobrt iiber
ben atlontiifen Sjeon nod europa.
CT gloibt, IN ocil obercn 2liitidif.
ten immer cine giinItigc Stronmulg
iinoen 5it fonnelt, mcld)c i'm i'll Der
gcpiinidtcn HidJtltng fiibrcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-11
Wullen feim Himcpln- Snititnt.

remington II, &p., 8. Woi. -
,9fpei W1niter, meld)e aus louisville
nud) Sbelb.Gountp famelt, llnl bas
8rnroitiif iiir bas geplonte 2incoln-
Snititut iiir Neger. pelfes 100000
foitcn ioa, 5u beiid)tigerL lit cine
ifriTtlid)e @arniilg gegcn ibr Sor'
bobell, ionic Elm 9iiilocl Hutbe1 uno
ein Stride 5ugegongen. Gle 9epol-
ferung Der @egeno mill feline Neger-
Sfulen BORT baben. Had)treiter ba.
ben Die sii genion, nobe 6ranfiort,
beid)Gitigten Heeer altIgeforbert, iid)
binneu as Stunoen 81 entiernen,
iuenlt ibnen ooS 2eben lieb lit. Die
Neger boben iid) an Den General
aoiutanten Sobnion geipetoet mo
bieier bat ibnen polen. Sfns Der
iprod)en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-11

4 oloniol gorf GItote&,"
Gicicr Der geiicocIul1g lteler.
ihloiiene 2anbeompler liegt al ser
Sronflin-Hooo, meitlid) bon @ols
broof, inmittcn prGd)tiger Siigel.
reid all 9taturidonbeiten nno poa
itottiid)er 9dume. Sis 5unt I. SUM
lillo nod 9onplGbe 5iint Ereiie bon
$1,000 81 erbalten, oenu ober geben
lie bober.. IS brolid)en MIR $50 an.
be5ablt lpcroclts ,lio tiir Die 9egIei.
dung oes Geites bat Der aGlfer iiinf
Sabre 3eit. Go5 Stabtbiireou be.
finoet iif) lit Ger. 205, Linton 5ruit".
8ebGnoe.
Gin 3cnge berbaftet. -
Sergeant Sdrtte uno ole Yoli5iiten
Wicrcier iino 8ilfcnS Itattetel1 g~elterlt
Gormittag Dem Geitolirant BON Beter
Servings BON Nr. 1907, @iQiomitr.,
einen 9eiitd ab unb berbafteten eifel1
3eitgcn mo ben @irt6. 2ebterer
miiroe bon Gid)ter 2eipiS III Der iiio.
lid,en Eoli5eiitotiolt gegen SteGung
bon 9iiraidloft ben @roBgeid)porc.
nein inter Ser 9eitulbigung iiber.
ipieien, atgeblid) am Sonntog SPIT
ritlioicn perfaltft sil baben.
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Sine bcad)tensiuertbc Nnrcanna.

Gin Flall Die Warnihoft mo Inter
ofii5icre 0cS peutidcn Srcl5erS
"Srcmen" 5lt cbtCn.- Cine Set.
lidfeit in Sorm zines Gon5ertS
nit nodf0I8eitoGtif @ou porgc.
ld)lagen.
Die 9lnfunft 0cS 0clltiden Grelticr$
Bremen" i'm bieligen &ufen itcbt
nobc bepor. Sdon bat Der nWermos
nla-Glltb" beidloiiclL bic Siii3iere
oeS &rcll5cr5 0lrd) Elm Snnfctt, oa3
am Is. B. WttS. III iciHcm 6cim an
Der @elt-6opctte. StroBc itottfinoct,
81 cbrcn. Is 1T nun III beltidcn Scr
einatreiien ser 8c0onfc on0erc0t
mor0en, aud Sen llntcroiiijieren llno
Der Mnnnldoft bes Sobr5eligS 8elc.
genbeit 5ll gcben, IN Der Wittc Oc3
Seutldltbrnls 8nltinlnrc's cincn irob-
liden,cd )t -oelltld)- 9en1iitbliden Slbcno
5u oerlebcn. Nn Der NiSiiibrulg Il.
ner ioldcn Sbec, Die natiirlid) Don II
mem l%,lercr aroBen 0elitld)cn 0ercinc
p~Ifi}iell ollSgebcn milbte, miirocn
lid)crlid) olle iibrigcn ociltid,en Ser.
cine, luie ~ilbcrbaupt bic breitercll
Sd)idten oea Geutid)tbunS nit
Srell0cn biilfrcid)c Sano %lciItcll. Die
Seltlidfeit ioutc, 10 mllrbc Dol, ser
betreffenoen Settle ollAcre9t, ctlua in
Sorm tineS fltr5cn Gol15crts nit
nodfogenbcm gaQ bcIteben. rn Die
0eItreituna oes Gonjert-Frogrommo
luilroen lid obne Irage 5luei ooer brei
nnicrer crltcn @cinngocreine germ
t6cilcn. 9ieier Sbeil 0c3 ScIte5 miiroc
Den oenti6en Seelelten 5llgl1id ci.
men treiilid)en 9egriii gebeu, nit mel.
der Siebe oos beutid)c 2ieo olld} 1T
oieiem 2onoe gepilegt miro. lnb Der
8oll lpiItoe Deniclben Gclegenbcit gt.
ludbren, einerieitS cinn1ol tiidtig ooS
San5bein 5u lhluingen, elm Gerglliie
gen, Dos lie Ifon longt cntbebrt bo.
ben bilrften, onocrcrieit5 ole picloe.
prieiene Sd)onbeit ltno 9~iebensruiir.
olgfeit Der Sroiien 9altinlort'a aus
elgeler Nnldourltg fcnnen 81 let.
men.
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