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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-14

ID t.lEe simultaneously against tho
5hirping deration, Limited, which
ng Is headquarters in London, Eng
Lad,
pra'!rgs for tie strike nave
BIZ IN or WAY for almost a year.
lut date on which the blow would
be struck has tean a carefully guard
u see #. Officials OF the Interna-
jonal 5camaa's Union of America
titnory 'E,t, however, that May
las cen fixed as Tire date waen every
seaman on - vessel controlled by the
HiwilS Federation viii leave his
post
viii Not AHset Divers.
More than 10000 deep water sailors
and mon engaged in coastwise trade
on the Atlantic coast will be involved.
Every seaman engaged in merchant
marine traffic in Great Britain, Ger
many, Denmark, Norway, Sweden and
Finland will quit work rs soon as the
order is issued. The British contin-
gent embraces about 100000 men, and
the number in al the other European
Countries is estimated at about 1885,.
600.
Americans preparing to visit Eng
land for the coronation exercises
need not be alarmed. Tho passenger
lines arc controlled by a class Of
cwrars against which The organized
worlcrs have no grievances The
slrikf, it was said, will not affect trar.
&c on The Pacific ocean.
"WeIfsre Plan" is Grievance.
Tho maln grievance of the seamen
IS a so-called welfare plan" adopted
by The Slipping Federation. which the
sailors assert amounts virtually to a
system cf slavery, Every seaman
7hipring on . vessel IL required 10
AIRY a discharge hook" which con.
Fll@ HlS record, az TO character,
ability and The names Of vessels on
which be has been employed. Tae
officer IN charge Of the ship makes
The entries on the discharge book"
and the union men say if an Officer
has q grudge against seaman he
VIII MAZE m entry that win forever
prevent that man from getting en-.
pioyment on another snip. No man
r'n he employed unloss he is In pos
session Of q discharge book" and
ih' union men claim it amounts 10 q
blacklist and that it is nsed NY YES.
sol owners to break UP the labor or.
CARNATIONS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-14
- a. - KILLS THE GERMS
30 80 - or SCR0FULA

blood poison and is
childhood Tic ordinary Of Scrot
the body
diseases poor physical Development ETC. The
being attacks the bones the poison
circulation this Should BE- considered
child who shows Of having souus blood
trouble
ops but being bred the circulation the disease bound T. show itself IN
facilitating spell oilers favorable
opportunity greatest Of all
purifiers by going ard Riding the
enrcng blood with heathful corpusc . n 81
Scroful permanently SIS purely vegetable remedy and
children child have symptoms o Scroll
S. the disease removed from
system Book the blood and medical advice free IL foi
sale at drug THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA GA
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-14

explosive
arlay halted hit
Blanks full chalk that
areopane coughing
difficult to MS air Thus
machine lie battle between
however and shot upward tery the
Immediately above The Army
me artll detachm
Sharp County record., 1911-08-04

W. D. Byrd sold his farm a mile
and a half east of town, last week
to W. l.. Davis of this place. Mr.
Byrd and his family left several
days ago for Lake City, where they
will live.
Elder Bonner, q Christian minis
ter of BatesVille, will begin a series
Of meetings at this place next Sun
day. which members Of that cong
reGation cordially invite everybody
to attend,
Former Sheriff W, 0, Smith, who,
It is predited by many, will be in
the next race for sheriff, left the
first part of the week for Pocahon-
tas. lie is a witness in the Jackson
murder trial.
DR.. II. L, Darby Of Mammoth
Spring, government superintendent
of cattle tick eradication In this ter
ritory spent Monday night In town,
leaving Tuesday for the southern
part of the county,
Oliver Rogers of King Mills was
in Evening Shade several days this
week Uncle Oliver" has many
warm friends here, and they will be
glad to know that he will probably
come back here to live before very
long,
Cuts and bruises may be healed
In about onethird the time required
by the usual treatment by applying
ChamborlOln's Liniment 1t Is an
0ntlceptlc and causes such injuries
to heel without maturatlon, This
llnimelt also relieves soreness of
the II usclJs Ald rheumatic pains.
For sale by all dealers
Sharp County record., 1911-08-04

R. H. Young, one of the Records
good friends in Big Creek township,
was attending to some business
here Tuesday.
T. H. McCaleb of Hardy left for
his home Saturday. He assisted
Assessor Smith in the duties of his
office the past several weeks.
Miss Kate Taylor went to the
Belts school house, in the eastern
part Of the county, this week, where
she is assisting her sister, Miss Ollie
Taylor, in a school,
John Kerr, who formerly lived
near this place, but who now lives
near Eight Mile, Jackson county
was here several days last week
seeing his old friends,
Drs. A. W. JerniGan and T. j
Woods left the first part of the
week for Pocahontas, where they
are witnesses in circuit court in the
D. E. Jackson murder trial
Assessor w. f. Smith finished
his work of assessing property for
taxation Thursday and left for his
home at Sidney He will at once
make up the list of delinquents.
Sharp County record., 1911-08-04
Fresh Bread For Sale Wednesdays And Saturdays
r. j. DOSS

Jack Simpson and W. F. Stanfill,
two substantial citizens Of Cave
City, were visitors in Evening Shade
Saturday.
H. V. Underwood came down
from Davidson township Monday
to give the assessor a list of his
property. He made this shop a
visit while here,
A we'll known Des Moines woman
after suffering miserably for two
days from bowel complaint, was
cured by one dose of Chamberlains
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rene
dy. For sale by all dealers.
Several loads of wheat came to
the Evening Shade roller mills
Tuesday from beyond Smithville
The two mills here are recognized
far and near as manufacturers OF
mill products of the highest grade.
Sharp County record., 1911-08-04

w. A. Edwards went 10 Bates
vile Monday to spend a few days.
at the bedside of his son, Homer S.
Edwards, who is having a hard
siege of typhoid fever, having been
confined to his bed the past six
weeks.
Elder W. M. Duren of Zion, pas
tor of the Baptist church here, be-
san a series of meetings at the
Methodist church Sunday. Two
services are being held each day,
and Elder Duren is delivering some
forceful sermons to his congrega-
tionS.
Four marriage licenses were is
sued in the Southern District during
the month of July. Less than half
a dozen mortgages were filed dur
ing the month and only three deeds
we're recorded. This is the small
est amount of business Clerk Simp-
son has done in this line any month
since he has held office.
There is more catarrh in this sec
ton of the country than all other
diseases put together, and until the
last few years was supposed to be
incurable. For great many years
doctors pronounced it local dis
ease and prescribed local remedies
and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment pronounced il
incurable. Science has proven ca
tarrh to be constitutional disease
and therefore requires constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure
manufactured by F. J. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only consti
tutional cure on the market. 1t il
taken internally in doses from 1t
drops to a teaspoonful 1t acts di
rectly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. They ofiel
one hundred dollars for any case i
fails to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation,
Sharp County record., 1911-08-04
NOTICE:

Notice IL hereby given that the undersigned
was ON the 2lst day Of June, l0ll appointed Ad-
mInislrator Of the estate Of James +. Cochran,
deceased. and all persons having claims against
said estate arc required 10 exhibit the same pro-
pcrly authenticated to said administrator within
ak months after the date Of aRd appointment or
they may bo precluded from any benefit In said
estate and II said claims are not exhibited within
one year from the date Of the appointment Ofores
said. they shall bo forever barred and pfecluded
from any benefit from said estate.
+. l. 1lERRN,
Administrator Of the estate Of James 7, Cochran.
deceased
Sharp County record., 1911-08-04

A ordinary Case vi uioiiiA"
as rule, be cured by a single dose
Of Cbamberlains Collie, Cholera and
Djarrhoea Remedy. This remedy
has no superior for bowel com
plants. For sale by all dealers
T W, Robertson returned from
Poinsett county Tuesday, where ne
spent several days visiting his lam
ily and looking after business mat
tiers. Some members of his family
returned with him to spend two or
three weeks.
Governor Donaghey has appoint
ed A. H. Kellett of Hardy, Z. D.
Richie of Ash Flat and J. T. Met
calf of Evening Shade as a Board
of Equalization for Sharp county.
This board will meet soon ana
take a look at the assessments as
returned by Assessor Smith.
W. W. Bristow, sheriff and COL
lector of Sharp county, made his
settlement with the state last week
He paid the sum Of $13,340.S5 into
the state treasury distributed
among the various funds as follows
General revenue, $3O62.S2; common
schools, 5,62761; Confederate pen
sions, $2,91377; st tie capitol
S971 so; cattle tick tax, $56l.33'
"I suffered intensely after eating
and no medicine or treatment tried
seemed to do any good" writer's II
M YoungpeterS, editor of The Sun
Lake View, Ohio. The first fe"
doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets gave me surprising
relief and the second bottle seemed
to dive me a new stomach and per-
fectly good health" For sale by al
dealers.
We have received a copy OF the
Tulsa, Okla, Democrat in which W.
see that J. w. Shell of that place
and his son, Leo Shell, former resi-
dents of Evening Shade, have pur
chased 1910 acres Of land in TIT
fruit belt of southwest Missouri
J. w. Shell is in the furniture busl
ness at Tulsa, while Leo is employ
ed in John B. Edwards store a
Blanchard, Okla.
A number Of representative mem
bers of the Farmers Union me
here Saturday to discuss furthe
the proposition of a county faiI
Secretary E. L, Dickerson tells u
that, owing to the limited time in
tervenine, fair will not be at
tempted next fall but that instea'
the association will hold a picnic o
rally, on a date to be announced la
ter. The association owns fai
site on the south side Of town, ant
Joseph Ault, who has charge of tn
ground as manager, was ordered t
begin clearing of enough OF TIT
site for next falls event. In tn
fall of next year it is intended t,
hold a fair. Another meeting o
the association will be held at thi'
place August II,
| kI0TInT
Sharp County record., 1911-08-04
N 0 BLfy

this year. N''llelt \
Health is very s0,,
although there GOOD \
some sickness lately \
hoF,c Frank *. Herring viii /
ton: The machipe,rrr n "
most all on the aren5, \
a good part of itf tf'Suaa ;elaIl
installed. aRs|
The shower Saturd,, |
a great benefit to evess,A|
Corn was beginning y
ram Cotton was h not !" !,
ing rain PARTICULAR, ar,
this rain will u
that crop. UdNi
! Several of our peo,L|
tended the tick meei;,, pey;s|
Cave City Saturday. N
al speeches enliven4Si|
occasion, T h e 'nst nsts]
showed the majority ''s as'I
tick eradication. y
Tommy Stewart, The |
tie tick inspector, roi.|
days in Scott township
found one tick. T1atl
only cost $50. Thenj
lots of the dollar-bacl l
around here that may
had for the asking.
We are glad to hearI I|
Mr.. Line out in the A
handle, but sorry to l
that scrub cattle ven|
much higher there thanh
Hereford cattle werl
scrubby when we wen|
/. there, However, We \
pose from all appearl
people back here are nd
ing to spray their cattle
Sharp County record., 1911-08-04
CASTORlA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature psass 'ss Of 1(hzzzzw

The little three-months-old child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Shaver Of Scott
township, who are visiting Mrs,
Shaver's parents, Mr. and Mrs, B, T,
Street, near town, was dangerously
i'll of remittent fever for several
days lately, but is now improv-
ing,
Clerk James M. Simpson, as
special commissioner appointed by
the chancery court, sold couple
of Cave City town lots and several
tracts of land lying near that town
at public auction Saturday. The
property was purchased by the Ma
tional Bank of Batesville,
Miss Lulu Metcalf, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. j. r, Metcalf, is in
Hot Springs taking the treatment
offered by that famous resort in the
hope Of finding relief from rheuma-
tism, from which disease she has
suffered greatly for several years.
Her many friends hope she may be
benefited.
Sharp County record., 1911-08-04
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. w. C. Shaver is at Batesville
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. R. Ed
wards.
f. Y. PEBBLES, prosperous farm
er of Lebanon township, was here
Tuesday.
Miss Mary Stockard of Batesville
is here visiting her sister, Miss Mar
jorie Stockard.
Mrs. w. T. Stokes left few days
ago for Randolph county for visit
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Heard of SUI
livan township spent Tuesday in
town with friends,
S. P. CLANCY was here from Cal
anime Wednesday and was in to
see us short while.
Mrs. Amanda Wasson was visit
ing her daughter, Mrs, May Wall,
near Franklin few days lately.
DR.. C. D. Tibbles, who is doing
well at Smithville, has our thanks
for a remittance on subscription,
James McLain was over from
the Sidney section Friday and dis
posed of load Of fine water
melons.
w. T. Montgomery, good citizen
rof Cave township was looking after
some business here the latter part
of las; week
Marvin Stephens of Ash Flat,
county examiner for the Northern
District, was an Evening Shade vis-
itor Saturday,
Miss Willie Edwards spent sever
al days lately as the quest of her
aunt, Mrs, May Wall, who lives
near Franklin,
7. D. Jones of Cassville, Mo-, a
former citizen of this section, sends
us q dollar for some more reading
of the Record
For gracious sakes, gentle reader,
don't abuse us for lack OF enter
prise-we're printing all the tick
news" we can Get,
James Young returned the latter
part of last week from Batesville,
where he was employed in stone
work for some time.
7. II. McFarlin of PouGhkcepsie
made the Record Office a much ap-
preciated visit while in town on
business Wednesday,
W. P. Silsby of Lave Creek town
ship dropped in at Record head
quarters Monday and had his name
enrolled on our subscription list
W. H. Wilett, a Record reader in
the state Of Lebanon, had business
in Evening Shade one day this
week. We acknowledge a pleasant
visit,
j. J. Swalford, who lives just
north of town, brought the Record
Office some Indian peaches Mon
day, which the force pronounced
first class.
j. II. Briehtwell, an old citizen of
BenGay, was pleasant caller at the
Record office Tuesday He reports
the corn and cotton crops very tlno
in his section,
Well drillers have gone TO a
depth Of $40 feet without striking
water on the premises Of County
Treasurer John W, Thompson In
Morgan township,
Buy II now, Now is the time to
buy a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Dianhoea Remedy 1t
Is almost certain to be needed be-
fore the summer Is over. This REM
edy has no superior For slle by
A
Sharp County record., 1911-08-04

DR.. G. f, Craig went to Bald
Monday to spend a few daya
friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26
EARLY ENTRIES
FOR Big PARADE
TWENTY-ONE ENTRIES MADE
FOR CITY DAY EVENTS.
4" ember OF the Entertainment
Committee OF the business Men
Make Report.

After working hut three hours yes
"rday afternoon two members OF the
entertainment committee of the
Nheeling business Mems association
who have charge Of the city day
events az the fair secured 81 entries
IN the parade. Other members OF the
committee did not report YESTERDAY.
but II is understood that more than "A
half hundred entries were secured by
IN" committee during the day. This
indicates very strongly that the pa
rade this wear will eclipse anv previ.
u ercnt or its kind ever held in
connection with a celebration OF a
like nature.
The committee will continue its
work today and by next Saturday
hope 10 have final arrangements
made Tor the parade Tuesday of Fair
week. Many of the entrants yester-
DAY siEniiied their intention of plac-
Ing handsome floats I'm the parade.
which VIII make II "A spectacular one.
II is now expected that the parade
VIII be fully two miles in length and
Viii travel the principal streets Of the
city before entering the main gates
a. the grounds. where the entrants
will be judged and the prizes
awarded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26

glasses arc the genuine "in-
visible" bifocals. The near
and far lenses arc one solid
glass. No Zines" no cement.
Kryptoks are the real thing
in bifocals.
w ori-d your icn-cs rIrrt r-r- In
our store You are not delayed wait
ing for them.
PTOWFTRIsT.
~ TwsIgh 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26
Incoming of the Prettiest ViueIlds

TWO HUNDRED pieces arrived. Among them
are great plaiis and checks for ~chiliren'S frocks;
neat checks and stripes for mems day-and-night
dress; soft coored stripes, dots and checks for
women's ~One-piece dresses ami Autumn waists.
a pTettier lot of Viyela newneSS than ever. }
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26
WESTMYER

OPTO
~ Twc.nh St
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26
Outgoing COdtS---FIrSt Time at Half

N Ii COATS of Linen and Pongee, and all
Juniors linene and Pique Goats of practical,
long lengths, are booked for sale Saturday at
prices not quoted heretofore. Choice from the
entire stock at so cents on the dollar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-18
Mus bem Yplisetserid3t.

Der 5aa gsgen bic oss llufugs ans
getIagten 2ouis GIing, rid. Gierinz
GER uno So6n 9srihtsn tpuroe Qui
bic ofFene Cite geiest, Die 4ngetId9=
ten iolltsn am Samitug Diorgen orei
ebrbare Qegsrfrauen auf bem 6. 4ps.
Wartt nit Sdusrtraut bombarpirt
bdben. Die Regerinnen paren jeoo3
geitsrn ni6t i'm Stanoe, bic bret jun
gen Burden beitimmt ais Die uebeIs
thqter 3u IoentifI3ireH.
Der 5aQ gessn ben 4rbettsr oSobn
Rbeiu, ppu go. 429 4rmpr9 2penue,
rpsIhsr am Samitas 4benp ietnsm
4rbettgsber. Dem Wtesger gtrtbur
Roth, Don RD. 507 Poplar StraBe,
nabreuo zines Streites Iiber ben tbn
suitehenpsu 2pbR mehrere StthDuns
ben beigebrdht bate, puroe auf ben
%. Suli pertagt. Rotb befinoet Iih
auBer 9efabr. Die GtH5eIbeiten oes
Jales iiuo isiHer 3sit ausfiihriit
bsridtst poroen.
2lud Der Sau gegen Den beg 9etrus
gss onqetlagten Regers Charles 5bos
mas puroe pertaqt Der 4ngetlagte
bate sinsu auf griinem qapter ge=
orudten 3situnsscoupou, ipelher bei
oberfldhliher 8etradtung fir elmer
Siinfsisboqariaein gebaIten Deroer
.onnte, gsIunben. Gr 5eiste ben apu.
pom ieinem Irsunne uno RaHegenpi.
| fen Charles Green nit Der 8emer.
tuna, er poQe beiratben uno babe I'D
$50 qeipdrt. Gr tpole jeooh Der
| Gelofhein niht anbrehen, ou er Iouf
Dielleidt has gdn5e @eIo psrpuber
nerpe. SdliebIia itedte er ben an
eebli6en Siinf5isooaoribetn in Ell
| aoupert uno iibereab oieIes ieineH
5reunoe gum aufbenahren. glah ei
niqen Jagen itsllte er fih pieoer be
0resu Elm uno bprste iih $50 Dbl
| oiefem. Green begte jeoof ipdte
9erpaht, offnete oas Gpupert UNI
funp ben tpertbloien Spupon in pem
IeIben Dor. norauf er Die Pclt3ei be
nahridttgte.
Die poIi3iiten 5almeier uno Ret
finger belaserteu frih eeitern Wtprget
bic MiribSdaFt ees Wlart I9er5felf
go. 329 2onenortb StraBe, in tpel
der fih mebrsre Safe befonoer
5AlieBlih tan es untsr ben lesterel
gu elmer Shldgerei, bel peIdsr eli
als murfseinob bsnubtsr Spudnor
burh nos 9seniter uno ben brause
itebennen polisiiteH an benz aDT
porb.iiauits. Die geamteu tIstterte
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-18
Honcansga6en
ssiir ,peitere 6uipitalbauten uum
Staotratb augeoronet.

Die Sttmmgeber perben jsoo9 crit
ibrs 3uftimmung eebsn mlFsn. -
9as 5oipital fir S6piubfii9tigs
ioa $3.50. 900 toiten. - Gur bus
Siolir 9Oipitdl perben $500
perlangt. - Giugshenbs asparutur
oes ssgsnpdrtigen 3peigbOIpitats
aHgsorpnst. - 5isrfiir foQeu $50, :
900 Dem 6oipitatfonos entnomtnsn
tDoroeH. - Stabtaubitpr bon Bar
gen unb Qnbsre balten bisiss fir
ungeIsBIth. - Die Crpinou3 ans
geblih aus berIhtebenen 9riinben
abiolut urgultig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-18
EterblihfeitSberid3t.

Sdnes 4nberiOn, 10, Gehler uno
Dalton Ctr, subsrtulofe.
gborles 6onsp. 46. 1105 WcUtiIs
Ian Ctr. 6trsIeiosn.
Sofspb BANNER, %, 19 Gsf!
CORN Ctr. Snqueit in Shpebs.
Games Burte. 50, 3056 Woooburn
Ape., Shpdt,e.
Rapant grap. II. 2059 Columbia
Mpe., VkrenleiosH.
GomueI Maribau, 68. 31S Butler
Str. GhlasfIuB.
Anion Bru.tnsr. 38. 1011 gupIar
Ctr, 2nngtnentSuRDuns.
Ws!rilIe Zane. ! Wionat, 1921
Dublep CTR, ainOerhplera.
fgroneis glennsn. 80, 694 0aolion
Ans., Hisrenleioen.
Wnrn Gdmis, 70, Diiitat Ctr,
6erS!siben.
albert gdul.s, rs, Weitrpccb gDs.,
6erSleiben.
Rotban Tlinoipis. 20, 1880 Gem
trail Ape., 9lutpsrgiftung.
1hereis Gpohn, %. At 5lcra Str,
geburtspsben.
Gaorles I. 2lrin. 66. 1868 gri,
4pe., 5aausii In Sdpebe-
Entbdrine 2uIenburgsr. l. 541
meii Qitertp Ctr. ainberholero.
Nnnie Aleranbsr. 46, 557 2ihrti
Str. Dtr5ltio<n.
Qouis poiid. 46. 2610 Sprins
Grppe Ape., Riidsnmorisf6 sf6ipinofuht
0<rmann 1enrihs. 90. GcnnIRioss
Mu1eriu4t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-18

Cine peitere iebr per8pidts Iegdle
5r1ge, our6 lpeleh bic 0ultigtett Der
Crbinan3 in Trags geitsQt luiro, lit,
fper unter bem 8eieB bic Gontratte
fir eiHsn umbau uno Repardtursn Ell
Hes ftdbtifheu 5oipitals ab3uihlisBeH
bat.
3n Der Crbinan3 ptrD Der Cider
soirsttor angspieIen, oieie aoaz
trutte ab3uihlieBen, Qber idut BEN
Wuni3ipaItooer bot nun Die 6oipitaiz
tommiTion bus Reht. ReubQuten oosr
umbauten an itdbtiIhsu 6Oipitdlern
gu Lsitsn rsip. bel betrsffenosn 8Ons
tratts bterfiir eiu3ugebeu.
Sel6it tpenn bic Srbindn5 Tur D0l=
liq legal ertlQrt rperbeu iolte, 10 III
IS b0hit fru9lih, oh fie Die unters
ihrift pes Wdnors erhdltsn Ipiro
RAD peridiebenen gemertungen 81
IhlisBen, bic Utapor Shrpab usIterr
J2ahrittag mahte, lit sr ourhaa:
niht odpon erbdut, Dap oem o0ipItdl:
fonos 9etoer entnommen speroeH IcI
len, um gu Quberen 3nedsn perbrouh
Al psroen. ASie Or. Shtpab aus
fibrte, t0nneR Die gauz unb Gin
rihtuugstOiten fir bic perIhieoenel
pdpilIons oes nsusu itdotiihen 6pipi
tails ith ourh unDorbergeieheHe Qen
osrungsn bsrart erb0ben, oaB BON ben
osgsnparti9en augeHiaeinIideu ueber
ihuB nihts iibris bleibt unD er sr
tIdrte barH, bdB ieiner QHiiat na1
bas 9slo DorIGufig Hiht ungsriibr
peroen ioQte.
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