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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-01-05

Gbe Spring at rRe Boot OF
the btII\
built me cot at the foot \of the hill
Close by spring bold aud\ clear,
And bade thirsty pilgrims Drink to
their-fu
AS stood by the fourt year / by year.
Many foot-sorc and weary and ready
to die
Were refreshed by the cup that \ gave,
And I was made strong TO answer
their cry
Because of the lives could save.
Let others sail far across the deep
seas
And seek among stra3 gers n name,
And of lifes pleasures drink to lees
Or win in wars Conflicts their fame;
But give kind service TO all the sad
throng
And let me their hungry hearts fill,
AS stand in my place all the day
long
BY the spring at the foot of Lies hill.
eRoRaE GowsN
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-01-05

Puying cough medicine for
bear ia mind that Chamber
gin Remedy is most effectuaI
Group and whooping cough
contains no harmful drug.
10y all dealers.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-01-05
Ibe Journal.

go 500 Per Year IA Advance. -
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-01-05

w. NJ. MINTER. Editor ADD Owner
Sharp County record., 1911-12-22

ate organization, and is enthusiast
ically supported by the men and
women who are familiar with it.
While ardently loyal, as its name
indicates, it is so dignifed in tone
and so patriotic that it maintains
not only the respect but the good
will of the other side"
The Veteran is doing an import
ant work in helping to establish
records for dependent men who
wore the gray and the widows of
such who seek pensions. Besides,
it secures inter-communication be-
tween friends of the long ago whose
inquiries are printed gratuitously,
The Veteran Is printed on fine
paper and is illustrated with high
class engravings. 1t is one of the
most creditable magazines in the
country Iprice, 81 yearl, and the
editor prideS himself in the assar-
ton that in the distribution of over
four millions Of copies he has not
heard of fourteen complaints.
S. A. Cunningham, the founder,
has been at the helm these nineteen
years All who may be interested
will write a postal for sample copy,
Sharp County record., 1911-12-22
THE COURTS

Circuit Court, Northern Dis.
trict-First Monday in January
and Second Monday in July,
South ern Dlsirlot=Seeond Mon.
day In February and August.
County Court-trhird Monday
in January, April, July and oc.
tober. No County Court in The
Northern District.
Probate Court-Northern Dis.
trlct-Third Monday In March,
June, September and December,
Southern Distriet-second Mon.
day in March, June, September
and December.
Chanccry Court Southern Dis.
triot-First Monday In May and
November. Northern District
Second Monday In March and
September.
Sharp County record., 1911-12-22
LODGES

F. G A. M.--Evening Shade
Lodge No. l43 meets Friday
night before the third Saturday
and Saturday night before the
first Sunday in each month.
j. H. MCCALEB, W. M.
r. j. DAVIDSON, Sec.
R. A, M Rural Chapter Nc
30 meets the third Saturday nigh
in each month.
I. j. Davidson, H. P.
s, H. DAVIDSON, Sec.
I. O. O. F,-Evening Shade
Lodge No. 300 meets Wednesday
night of each week,
W. M. Williams, N, G..
G. c. MosER, Sec.
REBEKAHS-Grace l. 0 d g e
No. 345 meets the second and
fourth Friday nights in each
month.
MRS. Norma Stokes, N, G.
Mrs. Arthur Snow, SEC.
W. O. W.-Evening Shade
Camp No. 3S7 meets the second
and fourth Saturday nights in
each month.
j. W. Young, &C.
M. B, STOKES, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1911-12-22

We would appreciate the ia
vor if, when there are changes in
the officials Of the above named
orders, the secretaries would no.
tify this paper, so that the prop
er changes may be made in this
directory, which we want to keep
correct. Also all lodge news
that can be printed should be
furnished the office by tc Sec
retaries or others, If it's news
we want it.
Sharp County record., 1911-12-22
The Joy OF Christmas

The Christmas season, instead O
being the gladdest time Of the year
would be an intolerable bore, but
for the JOY of the children.
The exchange of presents and
greetings among erown-up folks is
far from what it is cracked up" tc
be. 1t is merely a formal observ-
ance which most people are glad to
be done with.
If there was nothing else in
Christmas giving than this, the hap
piest part of the Christmas time
with nine people in every ten,
would be the day after, The siehs
of relief On that day would be sim
cerer than all the smiles of the
week before.
But the joyous laughter Of the
delighted children Is the Christmas
music that sets the strings in
quick vibration,
We call the Christmas bells
sweet, but they would sound sol
emn and meaningless but for the
accompaniments of joyous shouts
and laughter of the little ones. The
Joy of a child is the only perfect
happiness in the world, And 1t Is
30 easy to cause
This Is why Christmas, the day
on which we all unite In giving JOY
to the children, is the nearest ap'
proace mankind can make to O
foretaste to Heaven
Let us remember that Christmas
Is su2remely the day for the child
ren, and that our own best JOY
must lie In making them as happy
as we can,
What a glorious feast Of univers.
al eladness the day would be II ev'
cry man and woman, In selecting
gifts, took care first of all to make
at least one little child supremels
happy
God knows there Is opportunity
enough If the children of your
own friends are all supplied, there
are plenty Of children of the friend
less,--Memphis News Scimitar,
Sharp County record., 1911-12-22

Tle Tom Thumb Wedding By Children.
Dec The Swtchman's Story Hubert Clark.
CONTEST FOR SILVER MEDAL BY LITTLE GIRLS
Rec Nobodys Child Annie Bray.
Miss Edith Helps Things Along Eua Moser.
Naughty Zel Edna Stokes.
Song Grandpa I'm Going to be Soldier Earl Evans.
CONTEST MEDAL LITTLE
Dec The Old Oaken Bucket William Robertson.
" Yankee Courtship ... Jim P Brisow.
How Tended the Baby Earl Evans.
The Bueaboo Miriam Clark and Jean Stokes
Dec Orphan Biley Gordon Justus
What Boy Thinks George MoSer.
CONTEST FOR SILVER MEDAL BY YOUNG LADIES'
Rec An dyl of the Period Maggie Williams.
The Inventors Wife Nele Robertson.
Song How'd You Like Have Me Sweetheart Little Girls
Rec Perdta-(G having been betrayed by false lover
ble but finally returns to lfe) Kate MoSer.
Rec Neiehbos Leah Stokes.
Song Kiss and Let's Make Up Edna Stokes and Ted Metca
Rec For God and Cory Cred nurse watching battle
and caring for wounded soldiers becomes wounded and
dies) Mrs W. H Clark.
Rec The New Church Organ Make Grady.
Amaah and His Boys-Tomas Fuchn Shelby Taylor Neil Su-
Phillip Kerr William Robertson jim Bristow Hubert Clark
and Kate Moser
Rec Womans woman tells why she killed her
husband His cruelty drove her off, but his promises brought her
back and again finding him false she follows him another
ans house and kills hm) Mary Justus
Rec. Our Weddin' Day Maggie Brstow,
Within The Gates Greek waits eurnof lover not
finding him among returning soldiers and learning of his death
battle, dies) Jane Moser.
Pantomime, Rock of Ages Maggie Justus
CONTEST YOUNG
Dec Hannibal On The Alps Neil Sullivan
Reguus To The Carthaginians Shelby Taylor.
Song My Tom Maggie Justus and Hubert Clark
Dec The Felons Cell Thos Huchison
The Little Regiment Phillip Kerr
Indian Sketch Tammany Class
Delivery of Medals
ADMISSION-10 and IS CENTS
Sharp County record., 1911-12-22
OFFICIEL
Congressional.

IOn2reSSl0nal.
Member Of Congress End District
W. A. OLDFlELD.
Senatorial.
Member State Senate, Second
District-C. II. HENDERSON.
Judicial.
Judge OF the 10th Judicial Cir
cult j, W. MEERs.
Pros. Atty.-C. +. ELMoRE.
Judge of the Chancery Court,
G.. 7 Humphries.
County.
Represontatiye--W, II. HOLT,
County Judge-ALLEN GAY
Clerk--JAs, N. SIMPSON,
Sheriff-W. W. BRIsTow.
Treasurer--J, W. THOMPSON.
Assessor-W. +. SMITH.
Surveyor--C. Q. PRICE.
Sharp County record., 1911-12-22
The Confederate Veteran

The Confederate Veteran of
Nashville, Tenn, disseminates In.
formation about soldiers of the war
on both sides; 1t has long represent
led officially every general Confeder-
Sharp County record., 1911-12-22
Directory.


~ 1 ~ lHOI1 I'D
BAPTIST-Services each first
Sunday and Sunday night in the
month. Ed. W. M. Duren, Pas
tor.
CHRISTIAN Services e a C h
Sunday morning. No regular
pastor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. morn
ing and night of each second and
third Sunday of the month. Rev
f. H Champion, Pastor.
SUNDAY SCHOOL-At the
Methodist church every Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock. Every
body invited to attend. O. c.
Shaver, Superintendent.
Sharp County record., 1911-12-22

Fifteen minutes later Tilletts and
WInklcspoon, each summoned by a
hyMefIeal telephone message, rushed
to their stricken homes, Half an hour
later over the back fence they CON
cluded their arbitration meeting and
turned their backs to their houses TO
conceal their rlbNld grlne,
"Come over TO the corner and have
q cigar" said Winkoepoon, "Then
after wiping Mrs, speeeher of the
map guess there's nothing more for
this session TO do, Ia ,here9"
"sc0rch mo-" agreed TIllctls Say,
what was tho row all about, anyhow"
"Dlamed II khow" said Wlnhle'
spoon, eheerfully "But think what q
good time they'll have making ubl"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-06-15
HAzELTON HAPPENINGS.
lIirom ilspnn an. Iun )

tfrpH Htpnt AN. lun'i -
+. NJ Jones is litting "A large ad-
sditlon to his residence, which Wall
serve in the capacity Of kitchen.
pantry and bed rooms.
Miss Edna Macl.achlan, who has
been attending the normal scool at
Valley City, returned home last even
ing to spend the SIMMER vacation
Matte kurtz returned home last
evening from the Agricultural Col
legc at Fargo, Whefe she has been
attending school g spend her vaca
ton
Nick Graham an family, who left
here two years al,o for Missoula,
Mont. returned u lazelton Friday.
and have again taken up their resi-
dence here
Three more holnesteaders. Frank
E,yerts, George A Mauk Of Mofiit
and Herman J klnke, proved up
on their land Yesterday before Y. s.
Commissioner Muench. who was
here from Linton todo the job
F Stratton sprung a surprise in
baseball circles Friday morning Of
asst week when heinformed the loca!
association that he had signed up
with Bismarck for the remainder of
the season. the change to take place
Immediately
Fay Harding and family, Of Brad
dock were visitors at Hazelton on
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-06-15

thursday of last week Mr. Harding
Is at present in the employ of the
Goodridgc-Call Lumber Company at
Mott. but was called home - look
after his farming interest
Frank koll lBlly l'ils>. OF lnton,
came UP 10 iHazelton Monday To
make permanent resident. Ne
wllhave charge of the Sny,vl phat
macy, and will also don the Hazel
ton uniform hereafter when plaNing
base bali His family wgll como !a.
ter
The cut-woNm is the most trouble
some pest the farmer has to contend
with thisycar They have been work
my TO a greater extent all over the
country this spring than fo. some
years past. and in F,mmons county,
the corn-iields and gardens have
suffered greatly I'm fact. sunu.
farmers report their corn almost a
total loss, and they will either haN e
To replant 1t on put the fields INTO
llaN Gardens containing cabhages,
tomatoes, cucumbcrs, etc have To
large extent been laid bare 10y the
pests. There Is some consolation
however. IN the fact that this nun
sance is about at the end of his rope,
as II is not often they work much
after the first of June
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-06-15

Three children of MIR and Mrs.
Geo. t.lhard Of Burnstad died within
q week.
tlocks Of wild pigeons are report
ed to have been seen near the inter
national boundary line
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-07
Jnldnoiide Nad)ribten.

-8ieisr gage itnb rs Sabre
perfloHen. oob Ruoiion. .Wis., BON ben
WitglRosrn Der eriten Serritoridl 2ss
sislotur surSauptitaot bssStddtes ges
maht purbs. 9omals lebteu i'm ean=
gen Dane Gpuntp nur ereiBig, perioz
nen. 9snrp Dpbge toar Der srfts
9oupernsur Discpuiins, oos bamcIs
nph Ssrrttprium mar. 4m 4. Suli
1897 purpe Der 0runbitein gum srittn
aopitol sslest. Die gautoiten oeiielz
ben betrusen $4,000. Die 9unbess
rssieruRs hotte fir ben 8au $40, 900
betpinist. Sm SABRE 1857. neun Sab
re, nabbem WiseonitR Staat puroe,
purpe elm nsues Sapitol srrihtet, benz
1882 ein 4nbau 3ussfiigt puroe. Sm
Sabre 1903 Itlr5te bel einem unbau
cine Mauer elm, nobel mefrsre 4rbeis
ter setObtst puroen. Sin Sabr barduf
brannts Der GftflIssl oes 9sbduoes
nieosr. 8ei benz 5eusr fpuroe eineGns
Sabl ipertbpollsr GebGuoe oerniAtet.
Die aI.e 6alle in Belmont, in Der bic
erite 2esislatur 3uiammsntrat. iteH
heute nod uno ntrb oom Staat ais
alte 2aubmartt srhaltsH.
Giner Der bsfannte :
ten Deutiaen uno dlteiten
Reftanroieurs Der Stabt Baltimore,
6err GbarIes Shneiber, lit bieIer
9ase mad ldngsrsur 9eiosH aus benz
2eben geidieben. Ter 9erftorbene
iuurbe am Z. Nuslst 1842 in 0erben,
6annoeer. eeboren uno tam I'm Sabre
1868 nod MmsritG. Gr lanbtte In
Reu Dort, besab iia ober bereits riaG
fur5em Aufentbdlt noh Ileranhria.
9d.. no er NIT f.insm gruber Suitus
SHneiber Gin Reiiarragt sr0tfnek
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c.: {. J1lurrag fGo.: ai'3ss s..',
316 Union Irmit.0ebGaSe.

Naa SdluB bes 8iirscrfriegss, i'm
Sabre 1866, tam er ndh Baltimore
unb er1ffnete bier Diebram Elm RE-
itaurant, bas sr Sd Sabre init grobem
GrfDlg betrteb. 9ds 2pfal erfreut
iib iett oielen SSnbren eines ausge5tihs
neten Rufes unp lit dIs Elm Sammtis
plaB Der 9eutfhen betaunt. S5u ieinsr
iingerer SSdbreu mar 5err Shnetber
etu sifriger Sanger unb mar attibes
Wtitglieo pes ,9ermanid Wldnners
bors" uno Der ,!9armonie" audi ges
borte er 3ahlreifen anoeren geretnen
an. Sn ben lesten Su9reu 3Dg er fid1
leooh n1ebr uno mebr POM 8ereins=
lsben 3urud, unb BET ieinsm 4bIeben
gehDrte er nur nod ben betosn 8ere
etnen ais pdfiDes Wlitglieb an. 3pet
Sabre fpdter, nadbem iib 6errS9neiz
Der in Baltimore nisbsrgelafeu, am
II. Ropsmber 1867, perbsirdthete &c
fth nit SRI. 4gnss Sttens9iting.
4uBer ietner Ditttps bintsrldbt er bret
G04ter.
erpurgteinen
W q tro en- 8dpt. So6n 8. gpana
bon Gait Gatlanb, Sal, Tii6rer oes
ScotDzShooners .Eod sSSlanD", nell
6er ben Wtatroien Yeter 8. SyeFen on
Bort bes Sdiffes, als basielbe an
Der SiiOIeite Don Qldmeoa entIang fs>
eelte, nm fth mad ben SaI3nerteH
in QIparuoo 3u be9eben, bsi eiusm
aampfe erDroFeIt BAT, 1T pegen Murs
bes unter Qntlage 9eiteut pproen. Di.
4utopiis Der 2eIhe Fat ergsben, oaB
eSeHen eripiirgt tporoen 1T. 3apt.
Gbuns 1T nad Der gbat dns 2ano
gerubert uno bat iih Der Boli5ei auss
selisfert. Bie er Iugt, 1T er iett bret
Jahren nit 0Seiien 3uidmmen gefabs
rsu, unb INNER itno fie bic beften
iFrsuuoe geDeien. 4ls bas S6iff
tiir5li4 Qbenos pon Der 6oparb Str.s
Werft in Gan 5raneisco abfahren
nollte, Isi sSsFen betrunteR unp Itreitz
iiidtig an 8prb getonmen. Bdbreno
Der 5obrt, als lie ungsfdhr mitten auf
Der 8ai gepeIsH ieisu, iei Sefen Gus
Dem Raum hsrausgetommen uuo babs
i'm, ben &opitdn, gepdtt, um ibn, pie
er ssiagt babe. iibsr gorb 81 nerFen.
gs babe fit ounn Elm furhtbarsr
aampf entfponnsn, benn er, gpuns,
babe singeiehen, bab es lid um 2sbsr
pber gob bdnpele. ShlieBli6 lei es
ibm sslungen, SeiTen BEL Der 8ebls 5u
pntsn. porouf er oieIelbe 5ugepreBt
babe, Big berWonn aufs 0et aeftiir5t
Iei. Gr, Grams, Iei pann ans Steusr
geganeen, I'm bas S6iff rpieoer auf
ben aurs gu bringeu, porauf er gu
SsFsn suriitsetebrt lei uuo gsfshen
babe, bab er tpot lei.
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ssluk'Nah hriebten.
eiuetunutt I. sr,smb.r.

eirttn nHatt, I. Setember.
Der ShioFab III lanaiam i'm Faaeu be,
driff,u uno bate asifsrn Absno b:t hisTaer
Staot ein.H 8afsraane bon 10 GUS.
Die foIasue,H Dtpe'hsn trafen pdbrsub
e,s asfriasu 5ases bier elm
8ittsbura, 9a. Ser stas hat eiutn
@aKsriiano bou 3.s Gus uue fdllt.
8htsIiua, gs. IA. Der StuS BAT
cineu @aTertanO bon so Eub Huo fdat
Sdrtsrsbura. ". 9a. Ser Flu5 bat
siusu @aFerfano bon "a 5u5 uno faut.
aanapha Nails. Ger Elus bat
sinsn gSaHsrHano bon 90 Sub uuo fdat.
gbarI,'on, y. Va. Ter sGus bat
sinsn 8ailsrfaHs bon 10 6us uus iaIlt
gt.gls B. 8a. Der Tlus
bat einsH @aHsrTaao bon 30 gus uRo faat.
Gattlsttsbura, an. Der Slus bal
,in.u @aHertaHo bon 1876 Jus uHo fdlIt.
Sorts outh. 9. Der Tius bat .t-
nsR @afsritaue bon 1875 Sus unO idGt. q.
souisriIts. en-. Der Slu5 bat .iuen
@oHsrfaue bon IA 5us uuo faut.
esansbiIGt, Sue. Ter Slus Bat
,insn &aHerlaae bon las Sus uuo fdat.
@airo, 3as. Ser Ftus BAT eiHsH Saf
fsrNauo BON 1873 5us uHo fdat.
Msmph is, Tenn. Der Slus bat els
R.a ssaFsrsaHe bon las Hno idat.
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ertra 81. .Oo--55O, aate 41.26-4 90, ertra
"a. .10--4.5O, gamHsrs 81 .25-2bo, Sto6ers
nnb HseSers tS.5O--b.25.
guIIen Ste Rad)frdee mar cine
quite unb bie greiie fsetis. Die 3afubr mar
nnr mdbia.
Massrs xmh IstAis S2.7s-s.so, Berosna
$S.e5-4.l0, srtra S4.lb-4.15, fetts Sufen
S425-4.7S.
aaIber. - Gnte Bis auserIeiene adI,
Der itnb In stenft9 gutter RaHfrase nnb 'tes
tia, anoere Han.
Drbinkrs sns sross ss.oo-s.75. fssr Biz
sxie st6te S5.50-775, e,lra $500.
RkIbr tn ben Rommihons6 6duisrn. -
Saaes 7szc. yrims bis aaserIeiens 8 -
7e, srsiHdrs 4---5He.
Q eiue. - Die 3niabr mar gro 5
uno Der Martt i4pad. seieie blieben uns
oerfauft.
e9nere edwssne bra6ien es.25,
ents bis axssrIeiens Rsrpa6anes, Wns
gIeif4srisrtex 16.2O--s.25, ssmii6te kers
pakxassisrten a5.90-6.2O, orbindre Bis
axSerlsisns i4ssrs fstts eaxe "a 0e-5 .65,
ertra S. 80, Stsss $500 - 500, Ieidte
Berfanbtiortex &5.3o--5. so, fsrtsl sox ITO
Bfuub nxb wsnissr "a. .0o--5.00.
Cd dafsaRs Sam ne r.--gnte Bis ats
erleiene Sdafe unb admmer fanben 4bs
nabme su itetiseu preiieu, bic anSersn rpo'
rem flau.
s4afe.-eYtra s3.35-3.4o, eate Big asss
erIleiene t2. .75-3.2s, ,orbtntrs kis aute 81 .25
--2s5, stpf Sdafe s3.oo--3.50, ertra
-. Sdbrlinss a3.25--4.25.
Sdmmer .-Grtya &5.S5-6 90, quite Big aus
erIefene $500 - 5.s5, erbtn6rs Bis quite
$3.0o-4.75, EaaS 81 oo-2.50.
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Sarberima.

hit Der Gei4idte 9otsoams pers
bino<t Tih pafiir, bab ss ieit 3pei
Sahr6unoerten cine t0niglihe Reiioen3
III, sissntIih nur tpenis Der offsutunz
bise pber esbeime Aeis annuthiger
Dsibli6teit. SehtH mir bier ab BON
sinigen 'romaHtii9sgalants Rebenpfaz
ben ipdterer Sohersoaern. 10 fino Die
bsiben a0nige, bic bas aunittpert
Potsoam unb bic 9roBma6t Preuben
geihaFfen 6a6en, in Der pflege oes
Itoner 9eihieAtes re6t beldnglos
uao i4lehte Atnbsr hires feinidme=
denoen 3sitaltsrs. 5risorin 0iIbslm
i. uno S5risbri6 Der 9robs - 10 sdn5s
lid perf6ieoer audi Batter uno Sobn
iparsn. in Der, penr man 10 idgen
barf, gmon3ipatipn pom Wsibs paren
iit beioe rt6t bseabt unb erfo!sreih.
5reilia auf gang unsleite art. Der
SoIDatentpHig mar Elm gr3pbiliiter,
Elm gsregslter, a6tr Elm eneber3iser uno
poIternber 5amiIisntprann; auBsrhalb
ieines 8eamtsHs uno Solbatenorills,
Der feline Ginlsitisteit unb 9rDBs mar,
fpeoer Iiebefinceuo nod liebeipenoenb.
Jriebrih Der GroBe oasegen, offenen
2iuees unb begobt fir bic bphitsn unb
tpsiteitsn Ginse, mar in ieiHem Gez
fiiblsieben nur tpsnig fir bas Bsib=
lihe dneeleat urb aussebilbet; aud,
als er nod nt2t Der 2lIte Strip mar.
3fpar ui6t Der iihsrmiitbige 8rauie=
tnpf npH Rbeinsberg, audi nidt Der
our6aus pobrbafte unb fhpdrmsri>
Ias Srsunb isiner S6!peIter WilbsI=
mine, Der ipdtsrsH Martgrdfin bon
gopreutb. 4ber Der 5rienrih bon
SansIouci ssist iih gang ais Der seiit=
reide 3nniter, Fir ben bdsIeib baupts
iGdIi6 Der Robituff gum Wis. ift.
Sisr in Sausipuei. bas our6aus benz
Ranus porkhalten blieb, bas bic Gos
nigin niemals betreten bat, eripdrmte
man iih an benz uniibertreffliden 9ei=
tie zines 9phaire. o'2llembert uno
o:2lrssns, beren iibrissns Der prsus
bentonis ebenbiirtig mar, on 4nmutb
ME an Sarfasmus. I'm 10 IeIteuer
beiti6t uns iener gdlante 3tpifheuatt,
Der ii6 on bic italisniihe 9dnasrin
gurberina (pbsr garkrini) antniipft.
Die llmitdnbe TIRES engagements na4
potsbam iinb ionberbare senus. Don
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