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Doeden Correspondence.

Dogden, N D., June 6.-To The
Forum: Henry Kraling left for Grano
N. D.. last Tuesday. He has accepted
position in one of the elevators al
that place.
The A. B. Hanson family left last
Monday for Drake, where they will
make their future home.
Ole Johnson of Boyd, Mimi, spent
last week at this place on business
While here he sold the quarter sec
ton homesteaded by his wife for 49,.
500
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Norman of Neche
N. d., visited Mr.. and Mrs. Melville
during the past week.
Joe Ruesink has traded his Oldsmo.
bile touring car to r. E. Person for a
quarter section Of land.
r. A. Pence and family autoed to
Bismarck yesterday.
Mrs. /. M. Dickson leaves today for
the twin cities. From there she will
go to Montreal; Can, where she will
join the Bay View tourist party which
sails from Montreal on June IL on a
four-months' European tour. Mrs.
Dickson will visit the British isles,
Germany, France, Italy, Switzerland
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10. q. COOPER.
Commissioner of Insurance
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
Dffina of Gam mi arfn,, 81. na T,a..... & Z !

4
Company's Certificate OF Authority.
Whereas, The Western Assurance Com.
pany Of Toronto, Canada. a corporation or
ganized under the laws Of the Dominion Of
Canada, has filed In this office a sworn
statement exhibiting its condition and busl-
ness for the year ending December 81,
l8OJ, conformable to the requirements o.
the laws Of this state, regulating the bust
ness of insurance and
Whereas, The Said company has filed In
this Office duly certified copy Of
It's charter with certificate Of organization
n compliance with the requirements OF
the insurance laws aforesaid.
Now, Therefore. =. Y. Cooper, com.
missioner OF insurance of the state of
North Dakota, pursuant to the provisions
OF said laws, do hereby certify that the
above named Company Is fully empowered
through its authorized agents, to transact
its appropriate business Of Fire Insurance
in this state according to the laws thereof
until the 31st day OF March. Al. d. 1911
In Testimony Whereof have hereunto
set my hand and seal MT Bismarck. this 1st
day of April. a. ID. 1910
p. O. COOPER.
Commissioner of Insurance.
DAILY June 8; Weekly June IA, 24)
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and the Scandinavian countries. and
return home by way Of New York and
Washington.
Married-At the farm home of the
brides sister, Miss Christa Pence, on
Wednesday, June 1, Mr.. Henry d. Mi
ley of McClusky and Miss Glendola
Marie Pence of Maquoketa, Ia. The
ceremony took place at high noon in
the presence Of about forty invited
guests. Rev. Boomershine of the
brides home town offlciated, assisted
by Rev. J. X. Kirker Of this place.
Rev. Puppy of Balfour and Miss
Christa Pence were the attendants.
The bride wore white silk and carried
cream roses, while the bridesmaid
was dressed in white MULE and carried
white carnations. Following the cere-
mony and the congratulations, fine
wedding dinner was served on tables
set out of doors. The gifts were nu-
merous and handsome. Mr.. and Mrs.
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Wimbledon Itams.

Wimbledon, N. D., June 6.-To The
Forum: Showers have been frequent
OF late and were much needed, al
though crops had not suffered as vet.
Reports from this vicinity are that
prospects are fine for a good yield
one can just see things growing the
last few days.
A large number of our people at
tended the music festival in Valley
City the past week and enjoyed It
very much Valley City is fast be.
coming musical centre.
The commencement exercises Of the
public schools began on Friday even
ing week ago, when the eighth grade
gave an entertaining programme in
the assembly hall and eight punils
were graduated. On Sunday evening
Rev. Duden of the NJ e. church de-
livered the baccalaureate sernon--his
subject was The Dignity Of Man and
was well presented. On "Wednesday
evening two very promising boys were
graduated from the high school and
gave fine orations. We are Justified
In believing that as they continue their
studies in the state university they
will still be credit 70 our town. on
Thursday evening DR.. Creegan OF
Fargo college delivered the Commences
ment address-the subject was The
Education Required Today. Academy
hall was crowded to listen to this bril-
liant orator and showed their appre-
citation by frequent applause. The
graduates will long remember many of
the strong points made which win no
doubt inspire them to make the most
of their lives. Mr.. Cox OF the school
board presented the diplomas in a few
pertinent remarks. The Boys club
furnished some good music and so
closed the best commencement vet. u
The teachers have all left for their
respective homes to spend the summer
except Superintendent Kuhnes, who
leaves for his home in Iowa on We'd
nesday morning.
Rev. and Mrs. Hewson OF Edgeley
were here to attend the commence
ment exercises. Many friends were
glad to greet them again
Mrs. Nicholas Flagler and children
are up from Minneapolis to spend the
summer on their farm north of town.
Fred Kilmer and wife, who moved
TO Wisconsin last year. have concluded
Wimbledon is the best place and re-
turned last week. Mr.. Kilner has
opened a garage and repair shop.
#. A. Wilkie is building d garage
and repair shop in connection with his
blacksmith shop. We venture the
assertion that there Is not town in
many automobiles are owned The
A
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farmers too, viii soon all be supplied
at this rate.
Messrs. Berlin. Anderson, Renwick.
Moore and Seidlinger leave TODAY for
Bismarck to attend the firemen's tour
nan1ent held there this week.
J. w. Foley of Bismarck on Friday
evening last in Academy hall read
some of his delightful poems to the
Masons and their friends 1t was a
rare treat and appreciated by all.
Inc annual reports of the Woman's
and the Commercial clubs show that
EFFORTS are being made TO improve and
| beautify our town. The Civic I'M
provement league will hold a meeting
on Friday evening.
Mrs. Ludwig and son leave this
evening for Denver, Col, for visit
with her son. Later they will Join
Mr. Ludwig in Montana. Their many
friends regret their departure.
Mrs. Thomas Flewell has been in
Cooperstown with her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Wilson, for some days and yes
terday Mr.. F1ewell received the sad
news that his only daughter had
passed away. She leaves a husband
and three children, one only a day old,
besides her parents and many relatives
to mourn her loss. Much sympathy is
felt for the bereaved ones.
Rev. Croze of the Jamestown col
lege filled the pulpit of the Presby-
terrain church week ago very ac-
ceptably. He is very able man and
a delightful speaker
Among recent social functions per
haps the most delightful was that
given by the Woman's club to close
their work for the year Two talented
artists from the Valley City normal
Mrs. Herrick, reader, and Miss Ded-
rich, contralto-entertaine the club
and their friends with a most cham
ing programme In the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Bascom, after which a
dainty supper was served in the A.
Y More home. The president, Mrs.
Wanner, in her closing address re-
viewed the work of the past year and
made valuable suggestions for the |
coming year. The club has made great |
progress and Is much ENCOURAGED for |
the coming year.
The surprise party on Mrs. Ross |
man the past week on the occasion of |
event Whist was played until mid
night, when refreshments were served |
and prizes awarded, Miss Bascom |
winning the head prize A beautiful |
hand painted plate was presented Mrs |
Rossman as souvenir of the happy |
occasion.
At the guild meeting the same day
surprise was planned for Mrs. Lud-
Wis. A large number were present
and very dainty lunch was served,
after which in behalf of the guild and
ladies' of the congregation Mrs. Cole
man presented Mrs. Ludwig with a
spoon and an envelope con-
tanning considerable gift.
Rev. Father Bierens returned Sat-
Irday from the continent after a two
months absence visiting friends as
Well as many points of interest. We
hope to have a lecture on the Passion
Play, which he witnessed.
DR.. Wanner and family have been
visit from his father the
past few days Cor. w.
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What a Summer Cold Nav Do,

A summer cold if neglected is just
as apt to develop into bronchitis or
pneumonia as at any other season. Dc
not neglect it. Take Foley's Honey
and Tar promptly. 1t loosens the cough,
soothes and heals the inf1amed air pas
sages, and expels the cold from the
system. H. II. Casselman.
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: Forum WAIT Al WIN sen II FOR yoa
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Miley left the same afternoon for Nc
Clusky, where the groom has a posi-
ton with a hardware firm and where
the happy couple will make their
home. Guests from out of town were
the groom's parents from Big Stone,
S. D.; the brides parents, from Ma
quoketa, Ia; DR.. j. r. Pence and Mrs.
r. w. Pence Of Minot, N. D.
Cor D.
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) ST. OF NoRTH DAKoTA.


Compsny's Certificate of Authority,
Whereas. The Milwaukee Mechanics In
surance Company Of Milwaukee, Wis. cor.
poration. organized under the laws OF wis
consin has filed in this office n sworn state
ment exhibiting It's condition and business
for the year ending December 81. 1909
eonformable to the requirements Of the
laws OF this state, regulating the business
or Insurance. and.
Whereas, The said company has fled ir
this. office Il duly certified copv of IT,
charter with certificate Of organization tn
compliance with the requirements Of t
Now. Therefore. |, n. G. Cooper. Com
missioner DC Insurance OF the State
North Dakota pursuant to the provisions of
said laws. do hereby certify that the above
named company IA fully enlp0werat
through It's authorized agents to transact
Its appropriate business Of Fire Insurance
In this state according TO the laws thereon
until the s1st day Of Mafch a. u 1g11.
IN Testimony Whereof. ! hive hpreunto
set my hand aud seal nj bismarck thtg
LIST day of April. A. ID 1910
IT, G.. COOPER
COMMISSIONER III Insurance
DAILY june 8; Weekly June H. III
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STATE TIE OF NORTH OAK DAKorA.
Office of Commissioner Of Insurance
|. II. g. Cooper commissioner of insur.
ance of the state of North Dakota do here.
by certify that the foregoing Is q true alb
stract of the original statement now on
file In this Office.
In Testimony Whereof have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal Of this
Office nt Bismarck the list day of April, A.
D. 1910.
r., C, COOPER
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Isn't it funny that your own children
are always so much better behaved
than those of your neighbOr.
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Il. G. COOPER.
Commissioner of Insurance
os STATE II ! OF NORTH DAKOTA,

Dni1t Va COMMISSIONER OF insurance.
company's Certificate of Authority.
Whereas. The National Union Fire Insnr
ance Co. of Pittsburg. Pa, a corporation or.
ganized under the laws of Pennsylyanja
has fed in this Office sworn statement
exhibiting Its condition and business fo,
the year ending December 81. 1909. con.
formable to the requirements of the laws
q this state, regulating the business 81
Insurance. and,
Whereas, The said company has fled in
this Office a duly certified c0py ~
It's charter with certificate of organization
In compliance with the reuuiremenfs ~
the Insurance laws aforesaid =
Now, Therefore. i II. Ut Cooper cam.
missioner Of insurance of the state IN
North Dakota pursuant to the provisions
OF said laws, do hereby certify that fhe
above named Company Is fully empowered
through Its authorized agents. to transact
Its appropriate business of Fire and Hail In.
surance In this state according to the laws
1911. e -
In Testimony whereof. / have hereunto
set my hand and seal MT Bismarck. this Isl
day OF April, A. ID. 1910.
u. e. COOPER,
Commissioner Of Insurance
DAILY June 8; Weekly June IL, 24.)
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An English novelist is In this coun-
try to study the women. Tbs Amer
lean woman just now seems to be the
most interesting topic OF civilized Gre
alton. Still, there is no need to be
going to outside writer's for d full un-
Outstanding Of her. Il takes the ma
tive American to appreciate her fuil
worth.
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Cement manufacturers are slow if
they do not offer a germ proof substi-
tute for the gum on the back of post
age stamps.
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What EVERYBODY ouobt 70 Know

what Everybody Ought to Know.
That Foley Kidney Pills contain lust
the ingredients necessary to tone,
strengthen and regulate the action of
the kidneys and bladder. II. H. Cas-
selman.
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Nut 22. Mai
Siubet bas Sriibiubrsfeit I'M Sent-
lten 4ag. Yrpt. 8aiienbauie itntt.

ginneu Denisen Wpder. am 22.
mai. finoet bas btssidbrise 5rihz
Iinasfejt bes Deuti9en 41semstn
gr0tefanttIdsn Watienbnuiss itatt
uno spar Dis ibIi4 IN ben 4uIogen
Der glnItalt on Der SigbIano 4penne.
Das nit ben Arrangements betroute
aommittee tit i1ou isit siuiser 3est
an Der 4rbett eepefen, I'm Fir bas
sseft porsuarbetten urb allen 4nitetn
noh pirb bos bisSiGhrise Jeit ieinen
Borg sGnsern friiberer Sabre ntat nrr
ebenbiirtis ,stn. ionbern lie tpomosIih
nod iiber.reffer. On llnterhdltune
tpiro tein RunseI fetn, fir bic Septr'
tbunq pirb ebenfans Gorge setrGgeu
rperoer unb bic Gonner unb Jreur1ot
bes Datfen6duIss peroeu stpeifelsohns
aud in bisism Sabre tn bsaen Stoa'
rem berbiitr6men uro ihr SherfletT
| Fir bic lieben Rletnen beiiheuern.
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YlDbliber Sob.
Sames Sumpbp entie.lt in ieinem
3Immer auigeiunosn.

Sames Dumphn, A Sabre alt, Durz
be seitern Worgen toot in 1einem 3tms
rler in benz Qo9irbduie bss Sarrp
'Forquer, go. 211 Weit 6. Strube, oufs
Qefunben. Die uubetmIide Grtoetung
tpurbe BON Mm. 9etmer, einem 3tms
mer9enoFen pss 8erftorbenen, ssnatt.
DER Coroner 9r. gDe III Der 4nfi6t,
oaB ndturli6e Eobesuriaden porlte.
Qen. Gumphp mar perbeiruthet uno
iDobnte frGbsr nit feinsr Jamtlie an
Baum Strdbe, Iebts ieooa Iett ldnsersr
3sit bon ietner 5rau 9etr.nnt. IN
bem sobten purben stpet griefe bon
ietnem Go6ne, tpeIher i'm ct. 0incents
anaben9eim untergebra9t III, pnrges
Funben. Der srte 8rtef ent9dIt etn'
Cite Der Sa6en, bsreu oer 3nabe 1n'
ldbltd Ieiner erIten 9omnuntpn beno=
tbtgt. 5n benz stpetten S4retber
ipri6t Der So6u ietnen Dunf FIR ott
srboItener Sahen fotpie bic 5offnunc
aus, boB Der 8atsr i'm 5tanbe ietr
tpsrbe, Ietner aonfirmatipn bet5unob'
nen. Dumpbp mar Elm gruber oes
grieftrdgers Dalter Damph1 bon Ro
S33 Barr StraBe.
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ben grobaefhporenen iiberpieien, unb
sipar unter $4,000 giirgi6aft. 5atton
ipurbe tpegen Sruntenhett su ben aos
ten perurtheilt.
Der Staliener angelp Galeatsrrd,
ipelher am Sonrtdg IN Der Warien-
tirde an 13. unb glap Gtrabs babel
dbaeFabt tporben mar. als ct bic Qr>
menbii9Ie mtttelft elmer Gstmrutbe ib<
res sJnhalts beruubte, betannte ii4
TtuI6ig unb purpe 5u 80 3agen DR.
beitsbaus, $50 unb Soften Oeroonnert.
gbdrtss Gipple, BON gtO. 42O9
2angldnb Qpe., md6te unter Der Nm
tlose bes 6oltens zines biFjgen 5unz
beg feline aufpdrtung. Gr ertlGrte,
ben aoter an ieinsn 8ruber fortgegeben
su boben. Rifter gobe befabl ibm,
inusrbalb elmer Wohe ben Suno our
Steue gu bringsn, piorigenfalts eins
straf. BON $40 unb aoiten iibsr i'm
per6Gnqt tperben iDiiroe.
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Neibe Grbibaft


5reb. M. Moot, friihsrer Sellner I'm
Queen gttp Club, tpurbe geitern auf
einen bon 8ernonbten erpirtten 9aftz
befebl bin in ieiner Wohnung, Vo. IA
Nef Gourt Strabe, BON ben polt3titen
3urnip1eeb uno cSsffrtes feitgenommsn
unb elmer 3eQe Der Central citation
iiberpieien, nm benz pro6atrt6ter
sneds 8eititelluug ieines Getites8nz
ftanbes porgefiibrt gu tDeroen. Utoot
bate DOR eintgen DDheu eine grbi6dft
bon $500 Biz $4,000 gema9t, unb
bieier 9liitsfaa bdt ibm Hoh anitht
Der erpG9nten 9ertpdnoten ben aopf
perbrebt. Gr rthtete feline Mohnung
Tofort in Der beutbor toibarften Wetie
etn unD beitsQte So6en i'm g8erthe
BON 5auienben. Sr ben leBten Sassn
bate er feline 8uabIdaft ndmentlth
ben sFloriiten sugetpdnbt, uno ats bic
g.duten aeItern feline Wobnung betrd'
ten. mar bieIelbe nit ben berrlia'ten
glumen unb Ippfpflan5en gerooe5u
ooIqspadt. esn Der Wtttte aaer bteier
5srrli6teiten itano Woot, pergnugt
unb ftol3 lddelnb.
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gterblibfeitsberibt.

Ueqrgarst Grimes, AZ, pa1Qcs So
tel, Wugsntrebs.
Qucisn Gate, 81, gitp Snfirmorp,
9ebirnbtutung.
SObn Gbil6ers, 90, 1117 GOrotsr
Qpe., Stpinbiuht.
Qaurq Sttn6comb, 2 Sage, 1896
2inn Ctr, SbDa6e.
MQrD GlaDin. 68, SOP Gbeitnut
Ctr, 5er3Ietben.
QlFreo Dsten 9prterftelb, as, GAO
Rain Ctr, 2ungenent3unoung.
Jrant Dds, 8, 5192 S'grien Ctr,
0ipbtberitis.
Crater gsrga. %, Snqueit in
S6pebe.
Uai6oeI ;yaGon, AZ, 845 9atbapaf
gtrqBe, Stninbiudt.
Qucie Rist, IT, 1O7 GarfieIo pIdts
Aoernrsrtaltung.
Glifforo Smith, so, 846 DeE s
Strqbe, Shrptnoiuht.
Sara6 2stttia Bonner, 90, 11OI
Delta Qpe., Wdgeutrebs.
Wdrp Gluttra Reprolos, 40, 80
Siniep Qpe., snqusft in Stpsbe.
2OuiIe 6outs. SO, 222 Gresnool
Ios., 5irrblutung.
6enrn ;Frsoelate, 78, 1923 Gin
StraBe, 2uftr5breusrt3unbun8.
6arrp S6it, 20, 81 gleff aoenue
gttnnourment3iinoung.
Ronmonb 2ause, II Stunoeu, 83
QQurel StroBe, i5rihgeburt.
/ Arbert Web, l, 1913 Bant Strab
Qiersnleioen.
Trart 5atb, 81, 1902 Gin Strab
Quftr0brsnert3iinoung.
8incert Touublirg, Ct. Soisph
Snfant gfplun, gronhitis.
2ottie Moobp, 80, 3081 Wef
I 5truBe, 2eberleiben.
DiQi8 5drrpD. rs. 404 ptone'
Ctr, aft6ma.
Ibonus 2ub, 1 Ronat, 1893 Bi
lidms 2(pe., Ser3leioen.
Gm. Jp6niou, 6 Monats, 2132oH
renee ctr, St7pinbiubt.
2ouiie6iggiHg, "a, 636 On 6.Str
grufttrebs.
Gborl.s Ssntins, 50, 1852 9resl
{ m Ctr, 5ubertuL0ie.
: Riaoro Weslep Rupp, 5 Utondt
\ 2.Iber 4pe., Grdmpfe.
glurd Glart, 10, Ct. Soiephs =
4 pbuu GfDlum, S6pinoiu6t.
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60ilidle Said) ubiebe.

0ls Gecrgs 8. g2iIips, Elm Berg.
bausSne,nisur bon !ointon. 80. 9a.,
aeiiern Mlorseu am Gronb Central
Babnbpfs sinsn 3us beiteisen pollte,
iprans,n brsi sutse,Isioete iunss WGns
rsr auf ibn su unb balfen ifm bienits
sifrie ouf bic platform bts Wogers,
sporduf lie iih NIT elmer b5fliden Der
bsuauna bon BEN absr cine iol5e Gle.
benspiirbistei. ii6tltt gsriibrten ORG
sius. 2eiber isbod ionte biefer einig'
Thnu.sn ipGisr bic betriibenoe Gntbsd,
ung MAIDEN, bob feline 1ritftcfhe MT
BRET GifenbabnpGHsn ano $50 IN gcd'
aus fetnsr Hru'ttdi6s berfhpunoer
mar. Der Heisoblens srfaxete be'
prl;ad whInung.
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S.utid,. llns. arbsiier 9iaunerhor

Sn ber In Der 2aGdpette 6o1le
ftotteebobtsn 9sriommlurs bes
Deuti6-lIng. Qrxtter ws6Hrsrhors
fii6rte prdfbent Rt,. RrGmsr ben Dor.
is ,pGbrenb ge.retdr Sotr Tbtcrp
prptptotlirts. GpIssnbe nsue Witslisb,r
lpurhsn oufssrpmmen: qftioe: muth.
2anpreht; gaTine: Spi. Rod, 8.
Rittl, abam Detri, Sob. ltrton, ).
geiaorb, 8. 5tmiot, SteFar guhs
ner unb Musuft Sarriot. Ginldours
gen su ben Geitlihteiteu bonn Sisbena
biirgersSahien urt.sgersiu unb bonn
germcnia Rautersaaiino tpurosr ans
aenommen. Der geri6t bes Grhtoars,
ipie AUDI bes Jahnenfpetb%a
tpurben entsesensenpmmer. aestsrss
berihtsts iiber isbr erfreultGs Jort'
| r&ritte betrefFs Der 9prereiturstr su
ber am 19. auns TN Rcnsattsn por'
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3reiidbriser anub. .rleiSet lsbens'
geidbriihe gerlesungen-

Der brsi Sabre olte CLAUDE Sohne
ion lebnte ft9 9eftsrn 8ormittag aus
strem Seufter fetner III 5tpeiten Stpds
merit bes 5auTss Ro. 671 Bst 8.
Strabe gslegenen slterli6en Wohnuaq,
um BEN 8uiebaQfpiel me5rerer 4nQa
ben 3u3uIeber. 5ter6et Derlor er
pLOBli6 bas 9letheefptht unO ittir3te
topfubsr ouf ben Seitenpeg binab, I'D
er bstpubtLos Itegen blieb. Gr rpuroe
ihleuntgIt i'm Pdtrolpdgen a nod BEN
5oIpitaI gebradt, no ss ith ergd5,
oab sr auber etnem SdGbeIbruh auch
ftnere tnnere 8srlesungen erlttten
bate. Seir 3ufturb 1T Elm fehr 5ss
bentIidsr. Der unfuu 1T um 70 Be-
bouerIi6er, ba bic Mutter bss peruns
qIutten &raben ihtpertront barnieoers
tiegt. Nls tbr bic Rahriht In f6o:
member WetIe iiberbraft nurbe, rpurot
! fe bpiterti6, unb t6r 3ufturb Der
i6ltmmerts Iid berarttg, boB bic Be-
bonoeIrben Qer5ts bas S9timmite Be
| fiirhteR.
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4m ssreitas abeno finbst bic Gala
norifclluug itatt.

fm neueu Srpbeum Tbeutsr, nabe
peebIes gorner, Wdlnut 9tQs. finbst
in bieIem Sabre bic SdIa@goriteQung
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gersin unb Oir.ttor Stmio nitt
| idltper, an bds aefdmnlte Teutidtbum
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traass gu appeairen. geionberes Sns
terefTe fir bic auffibrur3 bon Dus
mas beriibmtem Dert .Jr1ntiuor" ers
tpsdt Iton bds Quftreten elmer 10 aus
ertdnnteu unb duisitis tslie6ten Sunits
| lerin ME frau gertha Tje6a6sWorts
brett. Die gr0bten Tarteqerinnsr
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girt6ols unb 5errn Sans 2oebsl, bi
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: Die gersine Elm 8runb mehr i.in. b
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iperben su laFen uuo fir cine m0i
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