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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-01-14
WHAT THE BLACKFOOT CUR
RENT EVENT CLUB Is
DOING

/ This club has recently determined
TO give prize of five dollars to the
best eighth grade graduate in the
lower portion of the county, all
schools from and including Shelley
south. Miss Shaw, the county super
intendent of schools was made chair-
man of committee to present this to
the students through the teachers.
The club prefers these examinations
be given by the county superintendent
and requested Miss Shaw to use due
diligence to bring this about, Miss
Shaw is also in favor Of taking this
work from the teachers and glad to
have the cooperation of the club. A
thorough study of the Davis Educa-
tional bill will also be made early in
the year. Both of these measures
were acted upon by suggestion of
Miss Wood, chairman of the first dis
trict educational committee.
The club tea given at the home of
Mrs. Biethan for the benefit of the
Home Finding society netted $16.7O,
which was very good considering ex-
ceedingly cold weather.
The club will observe civil SER
vice day during the month with Mrs.
Standrod and perhaps Mrs. Spidell
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-01-14
leaders to each country community

leaders to each country community
The United States department of agri
culture would preserve an intimate
relation to all these proposed agr;-
cultural high schools, as well as the
branch stations connected with them
for the work that the Department
does is steadily becoming of more and
more consequence to the farmers.
1t Is All Practical Cooperation
All this simply means that the ma
ton ought to cooperate with the
state to help the people help them
selves through better educational ia
cllltlees, the schools being left wholly
and directly under the control of the
people through their local authori-
ties, but suggestion and general over
sight as we'll as improvement being
supplied by the experts employed by
the nation, so that the children and
the young men and girls in the small
er towns and in the country may have
the educational facilities now only to
be obtained in weather. commune
ties
Equality in Education
lhlS would merely be putting into
effect that cardinal American doc
trine of furnishing a reasonable
equality of opportunity of eduaction
and chance of development to all our
children, wherever they live and
whatever may be their station in life.
Such federal cooperation in tech
meal education will help in MANY
ways. 1t will mean much for coun-
try life, for the life of the family
farm, for the life of those city work
ers who seek landed homes in the
country near the city in which they
work. 1t will mean much along the
ines of the great policy of the con-
'ervation of the natural resources of
'ur land. Finally, it will mean
much to the nation of the future.
because it will represent the effort
o give exact justice, and an equal
opportunity for development, to each
# the boys and girls who in the flu
ure are to make up the nation.
Sincerely yours.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT, il
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-01-14
EDUCATIONAL

Miss Wood, chairman of the educa
tional committee of the first district
has the Davis bill very much at heart
In her report at Idaho Falls, she re-.
quested each club in the district to
secure a copy of the bill and spend
at least one day in study and fully
understand it. At the Current Event
(Blackfoot) club meeting in Decem
Der 1t was voted to comply with this
timely request, and a desire was ex-
pressed by the district president, Mrs.
Biethan, that Echoes publish the bill,
thus giving the public benefit of what
the district has in mind. The full
text of the bill was given last week.
This week and next will follow such
comment as We are able to procure
y. y y.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-01-14

Each week for year we will pull
lish list of questions on the Bible
and contestants must write an answe
20 one question a week throughou
the year. At the end of the year W.
forward the answers to the Interna
tional Newspaper Bible Study Club a
Philadelphia. whose judges will ex
anime the answers and award tn,
prizes.
No attention will be paid to SIT
perior penmanship or superior ar
rangement or the language used, but
simply to the thought expressed in
the answer. Anybody who can make
his meaning clear has an equal
| chance with the best scholars. No
body barred from the contest but or
dained ministers.
These questions are in line with
the International Sunday school work
for the current year, and will be a
great help to teachers and pupils en-
gagged in the study and the work OF
the regular lessons. This paper has
purchased the exclusive right to pub
fish the questions in this territory for
1909.
Write out your answers each week
and send to us weekly or mail them
all to us at the close of the year as
you prefer, and you will be in the
contest with chance for a gold
medal, silver medal, a $3.50 Bible
or a $3.50 book entitled "The Heart
of Christianity"
Each prize will be suitably en-
graved, giving the name of the win
neIr, and for what it is awarded.
Each question must be answered !
separately, and the paper written
only on one side. No answer must
nave more than two hundred words,
out may be less. Each answer must
lave the name and address of the
writer signed at the bottom.
Begin this week, be your own
eacher, master this weeks lesson
nd be ready for a new lesson next
veek You will find 1t interesting,
nd it does not cost you cent ex-
ept for the stamp to send the ans
'ers to us at the close.
These are the questions for this
eek and only one of them is to be
answered.
January 10, 1910
The Beginning of the Galilean Min "
try. Matt. 4:12-25. il
Goden Text. The people which sat n
darkness saw great light, Matt. a.
16. al
Verse 12-Why did Jesus depart
+ Galilee when he heard John was g
lprisoned? Was 1t for fear of per- ~ ~
nal arrest? u
Why should good man not unnec- =
'arily expose himself to danger? 81,
Verse 13- Describe or point on the
lp, the situation of Nazareth and ly
pernaum and state at least one or
ng for which these cities are not
Verses 14-16-State your reasons
either theory that Jesus went to u
ell In Capernaum nurnnseiv Sn ful- !
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-01-14
FROM AN ALBION EXCHANGE

The Four Leaf Glover club was de-
lightfully entertained Wednesday
evening by Mrs. N. A. Rose. The
ladies have gotten out very neat
year book recently. The membership
at present consists Of Mesdames An
ME Hale, Nellie Bennett, Nettie Rose,
Susan Bennett, Rose Carpenter, E. B.
Fyke, Annie Bridger, E. D. Bracken-
bury, l.. E. Elliott, Nellie Johnson, A.
Lounsbury and d. P. Albee.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-01-14
PRIZES OFFERED IN THE
BIBLE QUESTION CONTEST
Suggestive Questions the Sunday School Lesson by Rev
DR.. Linscott for the International News
paper Study Club

flll the prophecy of Isaiah, or that
MS going there was an unconscious
fuifillment of this prophecy?
Why, or why not do any of the
events which God says are going to
happen, depend upon the help of
man?
Why is it that the Advent of Jesus
into any heart, or into any commun-
ity, is like great light bursting out
in dense darkness?. (This question
must be answered in writing by men,
bers of the club.)
what is the literal meaning of the
figures of light and darkness. as used
in verse sixteen?
Verse 17-What, If any, was the
difference between Johns preaching
OF repentance and that of Jesus? (See
Chap. 1922
| Compare say Abraham and Enoch
of the Old Testament with the ADost
les John and Paul of the New Testa-
ment, and then compare the four
with an equal number of like godly
men now, and then say if there is
any essential difference in the way
that they each entered into the king
dom of God? "'
Verses 18-22-How can Won ex-
plain that these fishermen so prompt
ly gave up their business and follow
ed Jesus?
what can be said for, or against
the idea, that they mad heard Jesus
frequently and had thoroughly con-
Vlnced themselves of his authority
ana that then they took sufficient time
TO dispose Of their business affairs9
tive reason for your answer as
TO whether God in these days. or ever
calls upon men and women to do err
ratio things, such as neglecting their
business, or their families in order
70 40 religious work?
HOW may a man of God recognize
ne call OF God to new work, when It
comes through the medium of an
,ther man?
VIII true Christian, at the COM 1,
nand OF God, give up the business in
Vhlch ne may be engaged in order
o do gospel work?
When God calls a man to devote
lmself to gospel work. is it alwavs
De presumed that it is life long
all? 'ons
MOST people recognize that a special
all Is necessary for the gospel minis.
y, but # this is so, why is NOT
@eclai call necessary for any occupa-
on? "p"
Why for example should NOT
hrlstian blacksmith, have as clear
1t conviction, as that of a pastor Of
church, that he is doing his d.
My appointed work?
Ii you are not sure that Won arc
mere you ought to be, and are do.
9 what God wants you to do. what
ason Is there to believe that Won
not living in some degree sonar
from God? ''p"i
Verse 23-Why is every Christian
the extent of his opportunity nm
as much obligation to minister ~
spiritual, social and physic.I
eds Of the people as Jesus was9
Verse 24-Did Jesus heal ali tbe
K people in the community?
Verse 25-Is faithful man email
to praised whether he is ponnlar
unpopular? ppai
lesson for Sunday Jan. 23rd. 1911
rue blessedness, Matt, 5:1-16.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-01-14
GREAT AMERICAN POLICY
This Policy Is to Be Put Into Effect by
Davis Educational Bill, Now
Pending in Congress

NOW, in striving for co-operation
between the National and State Gov.
ernments and the farmers. for the
uplifting of farm life, | am striving
Tor exactly this principle, the princi-
pie OF combining self-help with mu-
tual helpfulness. OF course, the
prime thing to be done for the farm
er, as for everyone else, is to help
MIN to help himself. If he won't
help himself, If he lies down on 9th
ers and tries to make them carry
nlm We can rest assured that neither
Nation, State nor. neighbors can per-
manently benefit him. Nevertheless
helping hand is often of great ser,
vice when extended even to those
most capable of helping themselves.
The individual, the community.
the state, each must give an example
Oh sei1-help; but groups of individuals
ana or states-and the largest group
OF ALL the nation-may all co-operate
with advantage for their common |
interests. Perhaps this is especiallv !
true in trying to secure the consar,
vation OF our forests and waters, the
piotectlon or our streams from pol
tuition, and the like. 1t is for this
reason that ! wish to see the nation
not only establish forest reserves
wherever possible all through the
western states and territories, but
)oln In making the White Mountain
region forest reserve, just as It pro-
poses to do with the Appalachian reg
on.
Agriculture Most Important /,
We have been in the past, and we f
re yet, people with whom agri- r
culture has been the most imnorton, y.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-01-14

Gold and Silver Medals, 4
Books and Bibles for the Win 4
nerS. 4
IL Months Schooling Free. 4
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-01-14

IS sporadic; nor will it go far unless
some centralized force is back of it.
The people have long been asking for
educational help. They want better
schools; they want their vocation
considered in education; they want
justice to be given their occupation
and the proper respect and dignity
accorded to the industries of the ma
ton in the instruction of their chill
dren. -
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-01-14
Agriculture Most Important

We have been in the past, and we
are yet, a people with whom agri-
culture has been the most important
business. There never has been in
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-03
&ooicOclt's Seimfebr.

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mile iper6en am 1S, SUM BON ibrer
eltropaiIfen ReiIe lit Hetp 9orf or.
partet mo eir 9roBartiger @mpfang
oorbcrcitet iuir6. Soiueit bts lett
betannt, miro 9rdiiSent 9aft nibt
i'm Stanbe ieiut Dem Gmpfang bei-
5uipobnen, oo er an gena1nten Gage
in 8illa gtopa, Bd., iein miro, ipo
i6m bon ct. Ebonlas college ser %
terbrt Der Red,te perIieben merben
ioIl.
Gs beiBt, oaB Col. 9fooiepeIt an
Gage nod ieiner anfunft ltad @aib.
ington reiien rnb In feiner gigen.
idyoft ais Special gotIhafter Der
Der. Staaten bel Der 8eerbigung
Gonaros 7. IN oroningSn1Biger
8eiie bel Dem Stants6epartement
feline &iidfebr armelocn lnllo 8eri6
eritatten tuirb. Mon nimmt al, Dob
er bei bicier @eIegenbeit mid gleid
benz @eiBen Sans cirep 9eiud mad
en- nno ben 8rdiioenten besriiben
niro. Sollte oies nid)t Der Sall
iein 10 fueroen iie auf nlle 16Ile am
"a. SUM in gep Dorf 8itiammen.
treffen no beioe in Ser Goupention
Der 9ational 2eugue Der repu6lifani.
1en alubs 8eSen 9alten iperSen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-03

9as 3miidenitaatIi6e 8erfeGrs.
geies Mt Den 8robibitionilten eiu
Sorn i'm Jleiid. sln oen1ieIben
lino 6iSber oIle 9emiibungen Itaat.
lider Trobibition geideitert. Gin
Staat fonnte sSa6rifation ltno Ser.
faitf geiitiger @etrGirfe innerba(b
ieiner 8renaen perbieten rn6 nit
Itrengiten Boli5eimaBreeeln gegen
@eiebesiibertreter porgeberL aber
er peunodte es ni6t 81 perbinoern,
oaB 9eiitige @etranfe, Die bod nidt
anbers aIs Boare fIaiiifi5iert per.
oen tonnten, bon aitBerbolb an IT..
9eno cine a0reiie geidTdt tpuroeir.
ltno Die gerihtlibe @ntIbeiorng
iiber 8eriano lnb 9lblieferung In
Der Originalperpodung oedte ben
Gmpfanger. Die goIi5ei bate fein
&e6t, ibre gtaie in bic Gen6iing az
iteden, ebe oiefe ridt oas ibiisenoe
0ad beg gloreiiaten erreift bate.
llno bas gilt INNER nod. 9as lit
I'M @iIion.@eieb bonn Sabre 1890
nieoergelegt, oas ii6, obifon bon
Oen 8robibitioniiten unteritiist, als
elm Gueritrid tbrer abiibten ernie.
len bat. gtun fpolIen iie oarii6er
biniuegfonnten. Dem 9ongreB liegt
cine Bill Dor, mad 6en 8erfaiiern
Riller.Gurtis 8ilG benannt, bic ba.
roilf ab3ielto ben Staoten 8oli3eige.
malt iiber aIIe Giquor. Selioungen
bon Der 8rense an" 81 geitatten,
oas beibt, geiiti9e @etr1nfe, ,uiter.
i6ieOen bon allen dnoereen 8aaren,
als bogelfrei sl erfl1ren. 8as Elm
slusnabmegefet i'm 8ioeriprild 5tr
8erfniiung ietn ipiirOe. snOeiIen,
bas mill fir Die gro9ibitiouiiten
ni6ts beoeuten 10 lange iie mir if.
rem 3iuef erreihen. ltnb altF oieien
ioll nm Die arbeit Ser stntisSaloon-
2iaa fir Die ndditen aongreBrpobI.
en- geridtet iein. SeIbitOeritdnolid
boffett lie oas Bette. Syt5tpii9cit
bliibt Der Sanbel ~5tuiidenitoatli6.
EN-" Sdnops inO Bier tpie 5iipor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-03
Sscuisfcitcn ans @iiionri.

- Dor Dem Sa,tie BON Sri. Stel
Ia Bod in aanias 9th begirg OH
5rcitog gtadnlittag SaroI6 @arnep
etn % Sabre alter 3abnar3t bon
9oonnille, Selbihnoro mittelit elmer
9oiis 9arbuliGi,re. Die llrIade ,uar
Dab er nit SRI. Bad einen 9iIput
bate un0 iid iiber ocrrn @enebmen
granite.
Sobn =. @attbeps, triiber
Boitneiiter 81 Steele, &elniscot
I Gountp, tpuroe in Seros pcrbaitet
nnb nod ct. 2ouis gebrobt, Inn
/ iif geger Die anflagc 5,t beranhuor.
ten, tpiberredtIid, einen grief geSff.
met, bann unteri6lagen nn6 einen
/ Wfeinei6 gei6uoren 81 babpn, uhl
Die S6uIb 5r perbergen.
| Sn ct. 9ouiS tmtrbe am pori.
gen Sorttttag Srau gInnie slrcanoo
ans mebreren Stibtpunoen am Salie
blnten6 airfgefinben tinO itarb am
lesten Sonntag Sic lueigerte iid
Den Ramen ibres 9litgreiiers ou nell.
men, neil iie nidt babea iuclte, 6aB
ibr 8atte erfabre, 6aB iie i'm @eIeIl-
i6aft Nit anOeret Mdnncrn mar.
Sn gteip MoOrio i'm gleidna.
migen Gountp ipur6e in Der gtadt
bon Sonntag auf Wontag elm Neger
ans Dem @efdngnib gebolt itno rabe
oelnieIben lpndjsarihtfid ort eiuen
Baum aifgefniipft Der gteger bat.
te ben StaotnaribalI 9fi6or6s tbdt.
lid ansegriffen, uIs er linn bag Ser
lmIlngern alrf Der Strabe perbot .
8ernbnrb 9ierfes, friiber 9Gu.
oitor bon ct. 2oiis imS Dor 5ipei
Sabren erfolsloier 8emerber Inn oie
Oemofratiide Roninotion als Staats
s(uOitor, begins am Montag in iei.
ner 8obnung SeIbitmoro 6upfJ Gr.
fdieBen Gr bate fbon am Snms.
tag Den 8eriud genradt iid out6
Gritifen NIT 2endtgos INNS 2e6en
5n bringen. Qiprfes mar ettpd 81
Sabre aft iutO binterl1Bt ssamilie.
Die gebo6roen bon gsebb Gitp
Saiper @ouutp, bn6en erfIdrt, oaB iie
es fiir perecbIid mS uniinnig bal.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-03
Die scier Oes A. SnIi.

Inter bieiem SiteI idreibt Ger
.9ciltlbe Sorfimpfer":: @s Der.
bient Die Iebbafteite llnteritiislrng
alIer perniinftigen Meniden iuenn
cine sSrnu oie bereits nit 10 aroben
erfolg Den iiberfliiiiigen Stirnl IN
ben @roBitdOten befdnpft bats ii6
iest aud 9egen oen baaritrGiibenoer
llnfug meil0et, Der nofJ alter llcber.
lieferung nit ltnierer notionolen
5eier Der llnabb6ngigfeitserflGr.
luig nerblmben lit Srau Sinof 6.
Sfice plooirt in einem IGngeren 81.
ion, Der IN Der WtGr5mlnmer bes
o6orum" entbolten lit, fir cine iids
ere lmO geiunbe Seier OeS 4. Sitli.
Stntt aller an0eren @riinhe loi.
lem mir einia6 Die 2obelle folgcn,
Die amiiden oen Serluiten an Wten-
ihenlebcn' in iieben SdlIadlten oeS
observation-disclosures nth bel oen iie.
ben letter iSeiern ser llnabb1ngig-
feitserflGrlu9 einen Serglei6 all,
itcllt Ganob lautct Die &erlllitIiitC
at 5oOten mo &rrmllnoeten lpie
fpldt:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-03

ten Die Jog Blue SolpS" on Conn
tagcn Itreno Onrd5afiibren neil
Ourd) oas @eict Scr Gerfauf geiiti.
ger @ctrGnfc berbinoert iei. Der
st. 2ouiS @lo6c.9 .9emofrot" benerf
oa5n: oGS 1T ni6t notbmenSi0, sal;
man Dem goIf iebe GrboIung cnt.
3iebt. CAPT ms peruiinftig iein BEL
9cbanoIung ser @ctrdnfefrage tuGb.
reno ocr oicSiGbrigen Gompagnc."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-03
8aseOnaOe.

Serr uno iSrau Gbapmanr
bon Cos sIiigeIos, California, iinO
bier bel Ser ;samiIie Suab Sfinner
81 8eiu6.
Sn berfaitfet nteiil id6nes
9ianp. biili9, drai egon, SIeiidpr.
SoniS Gdlueigbanier lit bon
ieiner GaIiforitidreiie auriid.
sSran emma Sherer uuno
Rartba &eintoI5 iino BON ct. 2onis
3uriidgefommen nm ben CONNER
3u Sauie sii berbringen!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-03
Sdlnt Den 8albern.

/
tilna fir Die 8oSenfruhtbarfeit lino
flimatiiGen 8erbaItriiie bon 10 i'm.
gebellrer @i6tigfeit lit, Dor peiterer
gerniiihlng su idliiten iino, lit cine
Srage, Die allen wabren 8niriotell
idpere Gorge bereitet. 9enn tros
aller SdatsnaBreseln tperoen iic
fleiner unb fleiner, perbeerenoe
9r1nSe nrb in nod piel boberem
@aBe Die 8apierfabrifation, Die oes
SoI5breis ni6t entbebren fam, frei-
fen nit nnbeimliher Shnelligfeit
Die berrIi6en griinen @aloungcll
auf.
6reilib bentiibt Die 9un0esreeier.
ung -llilo aud fait iebe Ser Stoats-
regierlngen -, Der @oloperipiiltllnl
Gtnbalt 81 tbun, ilnb, forItet mad,
Ofogli6feit nadD. sIber 10 raid Die
Ghlen Ger @Gl6er inter oelt S6lde
en- per glrt itiir5en, 10 laneiant mad.
len Die iungen, oil ibre Stelle treten
ben St1mm6en iladl. I'm 0en ge.
| fabrliden ltebel ob3iibelfeu, lit mebr
notbig, ais Ser Infang elmer georo-
neten Sorlhpirtbi6oft: es uuB @r-
iat fiir ben Solabrei aeidnffen iper.
BEN. llno nnier aItes Saterlnnb,
oas feline 8nlobeitGnbe ni6t Der.
Eipititen ldBt un0 Die 3eit fommeu
! fiebt, IN lpel6er audi oie iueiter 6or,
| item Selterreid. .llngarn'S ilro Rub.
lambs eridopft iein perOen, lpeiii
inns ben @eg.
Die neueite glusgnbe Der amtlid)-
en- aoniular. uno Sanoelsberidte
bringt irttereiiante unb beoeutiome
0dttheillntgen ueri6ieDener ameri.
faniifer &oniulil iiber bie ipitentati.
ihen ,sno erfplgrei9er 8erltiibung
Ell Der oeiitiden Regterltng, eiiten 81
iabitaff fir ben &ol5brei 5u fiitoen
Die piloen 8riier inafrifanii6er
&olonien, &eisitrob, 9ambus, Gabnt
blatter uno anoere Grooufte, Dor gll,
I lem aber StGmnte Ser 9anonen.
pflan5en iinb 5u Den 8eriu9em be.
nutt iuor6en imo bnben CUTE 9feiuI.
tote ge5eitigt: Die lesteren ergaben
big 81 iiebenlnoieb5ig Gro5ent ge.
blei6ten Sreies, Der Dem SoI3brei in
feiner 8eiie nahitano. @utes ga.
pier iplr6e ebenfolls aus ben Sam.
enfapfeIn Der 9oumipollpflan5en be.
reitet. ltuo ba BON bieien lesteren,
tpte bon 8ananenpflan5elr in ben
8ereinigten Staaten elm iinerId,opf.
ii6er, fit INNER ergGnBenber Dor.
b r
ratb porbanoen lit, 10 lit oie Mog.
lidfeit, itniere foltbarem 8aIoer 5u
i6onen, obne oesbaIb Ser Eapierfa.
Irritation 6as notbmen6ige @oteriaI
5u ent5ieben, bur6aus gegeben
Die 8unOesresierung ioIlte nit
8eriuden i'm groBen StiI. 6en Sin.
fang maden Gie 9ei5afflmg zines
geeigneten billi9en @riatmitteIs fir
ben Sol5brei tuiirbe Der @aI6peripii.
itung beiier rnb iuirfiamer ginbalt
tbnn aIs Die itrengften @eiese es
fonnten.
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Botsbam.

5rau Bm. Eoebtmalrn, bon
fredericksburg imter3og iid lebter
5reitng elmer Operation uno erbolt
fi9 IongIam.
8ei Snlius @naOt CABS Sam.
itag slbeho 9artp fir iinge 2eiltc
anIablid Der @e6urtstaafeier oes
Sobues Sbeooor.
Sri. Sattie lttbe lit nad ct.
2ouis gereiIt.
Die Ganbibatcn ba6en 8ots-
Dam iolueit Iinfs Iiegen ldiien 8ir
modten Tie ieben.
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@ir iein ssrennh anslah

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