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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-16
annr.onriationIls IL the legislature.

appropriations OF the legislature.
Sow in this manner the Fidelity
Bank at BIuefeId had gathered a
part Of the $50. 900 of>the states
money which was in its possession
when it closed its doors. There
were other banks in the state that
had large deposits at the time this
occurred. Suppose that they had
closed their doors. Could you blame
the administration?
No one regrets this sad AFFAIR
more than the board OF public
works. There were men who were
connected with the bank who swoFe
they we're worth $4,000 each, and
had fled their bond with us. 1t
seems that the stockholders of this
bank, as well as those citizens who
were depositars, who were on the
ground, were as much surprised as
we were when trouble came. The
receiver OF the Fidelity bank on
october 10 paid to the state $685.
6SS.l2, and we hope to see yet ey-
cry cent paid in full, not only to the
state, but to all whom it may be in
debted.
The charges made in this article
about the state holding up banks to
compel them to make a loan, are
perfectly absurd, and every bank,
every cashier and every president
of every bank which is state de-
pository, when he reads the article 4
refer to. will know Ihow absurd and
how far it is from the truth. /
leave that with them to Judge.
S-0ARST,
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ma Oct
Lays Bare the Democratic
Canard about Favoritism
in Depositories.

John sherman Darst, state au-
dior, has written the following let
ter. in which he lays bare the Dem
ocratic faIsehoods and misrepre-
sensations in connection with paying
the national guard and the deposits
of state funds:
Hon. J. S. Lakin. chairman,
State Republican committee.
Clarksburg, w va.
The Democratic. state executive
committee sent out the following to
the Democratic newspapers OF the
state:
''PARKERSBURG, w. Va, oct.
IO-There is something wrong with
the state house books. While the
members of the admD istration are
claiming to have balance of some
two million dollars in the state
treasury. the state has just had to
borrow 100000 to pay expenses O.:
the National Guard in the Paint
creek strike region"
And further states:
''The method of raising this
money is very suggestive of the
same kind Of fnanciering which was
revealed when the Fidelity Bank at
Bluefeld failed. The money could
not be borrowed from any bank, and
the amount was cut up into small
loans. When application was made
to one bank for portion OF the
loan, the reply was that the depos-
- = ..-,,,II,, IoaDa5 "a 5apOejfOrS
and that as the state had seen fit to
deposit in other banks more liberal
" than in that particular bank, il
would hardly be good business to
loan to the state instead of its reg
ular depositors, ETC."
This is the rapkest kind of rot
In the first place, on September 30
1912. the state had more than ST.
800, 900 in the state fund. With
this vast sum belonging to the state,
1T could not use one dollar of it for
any purpose, unless the legislature
had made an appropriation for it,
For the expense of our army in the
field, the legislature had made no
appropriation and, therefore, the
governor was pO"SE4SSS ~ use ~
penny of the state fund in paying
the expenses of the army, and the
only way possible for the state to
keep the army in the field to pro-
tect life and property and preserve
peace, was either to borrow the
money until such time as the legis
lature could meet and make appro
priation for these necessary eN
penses. or to call the legislature into
extraordinary session, which woulc
cast $4,000 or $4,000. We chose
to borrow it. O. course. until the reg
ular session of the legislature. ant
then it can make the appropria
ton.
Now. as to the statement relative
to the state deposits. and the reason
VII ONE state repositories have
1.sra. Islney than others. If the state
officer. whose duty it is to designate
the particular repositories that the
funds belonging to the state should
be placed in. had control of all the
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spread OF a contagious disease, a
mild case Of which was discovered
some time ago in the high school,
and that a complete suspension Of
the public schools is not necessary.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-16

Mrs. John ]. Davis, Mrs John
Brown and MIS- George Leatherbury
are in Morgantown attending the
meeting of the women's clubs.
d. H. Henry. of Weston. is VS.
ftor here.
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IA Sick Man
Writes Or. Hart.
man About
Kidney
Disease.

A g e n { leu1an
writes me: Il
was greatly in
terested in your
article describ-
Ing the KauH-
man ca s e OF
serious disease
OF the kidneys.
The description
OF his case ex-
actIy outlines
ny condition. I
am sure II Pc
runa cured him
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-16

The city board Of health has de-
cided that sufficient precautions
have been taken to prevent the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-16

DIR. c. a. willis has located in the
Industrial suburb of the city. For
even years he shad~successfuIly prac-
iced at Jennfngston in Tucker
county for the Laurel River Lumber
company. one OF the largest lumber
companies in the state, and he will
doubtless soon build up large prac-
tice here.
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MINs ANoTHER Rae.

A. S. Rodney. a former trainer
and driver at the local race track.
won another race with Baden yes
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-16

terday. 1t was at Lexington. Ky..
where he took the 5000 stake race
auG 4 gold cup. He has won sS4.-
900 with Baden this year.
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Auditor of state. of West virginia,
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16TAE 8TYLE STQREl5

susPENsEoN UzNNRoEssARY.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-07-05
HOW TURKEY
RED STOOLS

Billings, Mont, July 3.---The most
wonderful example of "stooling" of
wheat ever seen in this section, was
given this week in samples of grain of
the Turkey Red variety grown by II.
Fosberg on nOn-irrigated land in the
vicinity of Busted. One sample was
taken from field of which - pounds
to the acre were sOwed on Sept. 10th,
and single grain produced l3s stalks.
The other specimen was from II SOW
ing of September 9th of u pounds per
acre and one grain grew 80 stalks.
The grain is already headed and the
Kernels are large and plump. 1t will
produce Il heavy yield without adj
d'tlonal moisture, conservatively es-
tlmated by the growers at 30 to IS
bushels per acre for 100 acres.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-07-05
THE EDITORS
TO ORGANIZE

Billings, Mont, July g. Through
efforts eminating from the chamber
Of commerce. editors of newspapers
throughout the Midland Empire will
assemble in Billings on july sth, to
perfect the organization of the Mid
land Empire Publishers association.
The objects, generally speaking, are
mutual protection of the members
and among the things to be consid-
cred will be the ACCESSIBILITY and
feasibility of establishing a blanket
advestising rate covering space in all
papers having membership in the as
ISOLATION. 1t IS believed that by
working in unison more far-reaching
and greater benefits can he done for
the Midland Empire.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-07-05
THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK.


Tuesday the democratic convention.
at Baltimore placed Woodrow Wilson
in nomination for president.
The battle was Il severe one, nearly
fifty ballots being taken since last
Friday.
Mr.. Bryan was dominent figure in
the convention at all times, and
through his efforts was Wilson's
nomination brought about.
Mr.. Wilson's nomination will be
pleasing to all the progressive demo-
Gratis, and it is very grave question
whether Mr.. Roosevelt will insist in
running on third party ticket.
The political atmosphere will be
cleared soon, however, and the OPP
posing forces lined up in battle array
ut which time everybody should take
sides.
At the present writing it looks like
a walkaway for Wilson, but there
may be some things in the democratic
platform for which rockribbed repub-
llcans cannot stand and there may be
a strong demand for Roosevelt or
some other progressive republican to
make the race.
As the history of the republican
convention becomes better known to
the common people, the less are Taft's
chances for election.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-07-05
"GREAT NEED OF THE DAY."

The great need Of the day Is
that man should be more manly
and woman more womanly. 1t
is a great mistake to suppose
that man and woman are In ev-
erything equal. They are In
nothing equal except in origin
and in destiny. God made them
SO that they should be compile
mentary to each other. Each
gives to the other what the other
has not. and it Is the indissoluble
union Of the two TINT goes to
make up the perfect being. To
suppose that man and woman
are in everything alike is to
show a pitiful lack of common
wit. Not even physically are
they alike. IL woman had to
strive for the prizes of life on
the same platform with man
she would inevitably In the strug-
gle go under. should indeed
pity her when once her youth
was gone and her beauty fed.
As the weaker vessel Of the two
she would have to so to the wall.
Woman ought to be before man
something sacred, and some-
thing he makes holy. and some
thing to make him stronger. and
he should defend her.-Father
Bernard Vaughan.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-07-05
COINCIDENCE.

CON6CJeNCE.
Canon Gore said q wise thing
when he declared that "a mans
duty IL not to follow his con.
science. but to educate It." A
little soul holding on like a bull.
dog to the tail end OF a great
principle and whip cracking
about among his fellows as he
follows that principle around in
its huge curves IL q deadly men,
ace. That supreme life and
death loyalty to the right which
has bene SO much praised IL
not always good. Sincerity.
faith and devotion are essential
" relative terms. And wheth-
er they are Of service to the soul
itself or to the race depends en-
tirely on that which IL the OBJ
Ject Of the said devotion. faith
and sincerity. There's only one
thing In this universe Of men
and near men that Is always
good. full Of health. soundness
and peace. whose apples are Of
the sustenance Of the soul and
whose leaves are for the heal
ing Of the nations. and that
thing is-the truth. God help
the poor fools who live in a little
world Of their own. fnll of mr..
dent credulities. flrm Royalties,
strong enthusiasm. but without
factS.-Dr. Frank Crane.
Once make up your mind new
er to stand waiting and hesitat-
ing when your conscience tells
you what you ought to do
keble.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-07-05

also to people living within % miles
Of Il farmers elevator. The farmers
elevator at Judith Gap can buy grain
delivered at Hedgesville, Mill, Buff
falo or Straw just rs easily as ut the
home elevator.
Here is another predictions: Within
five years you will not sell your $50
share in the farmers elevator for ten
times it's original cost.
Get in and help boost.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-07-05

Judith Gap. Meagher county, Montasa, To-
Gated In the center Of the largest and most
prolific winter wheat region 10 the world, is
"a the Great Northern and Milwaukee rail-
roads. 1893 miles west Of ST. Paul, us miles
east Of Helena, the state capital. and z4S
northwest Of Butte. the greatest mining camp
On earth; 10 miles east Of Great Falls. the
PittsburE Of the west; ia miles west Of BIZ.
lisgs, the sugar beet city; and 1905 miles east
Of Seattle. the key tothe Orient.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-07-05
Tn, Story Of the Butcher.

Dere vhas time when / gif every
body der VERY choicest cuts, und cut
out all de bone. But vhas anybody
grateful to me? Not a soul. | don't
be elected to office or presented NIT u
watch. und der papers don't print a
picture OF my wife und say how beau
tiful she vhas. On der contrary, a
man comes to me after six months
und says:
Butcher, you was scoundrel und
robber!'
GLOW vhas it," l says.
''Iou cut all der rind off my pork,
und l don't have nothing to grease
my boots nit"
Dot settles it NIT me, since dot time
der public have had bones und rind
und meat all mixed together und now
when go out toa public meeting |
am invited to stand oop und tell how
Columbus discovered America.
81 want a divorce" said the man
with the discouraged hair.
what are your grounds?" asked
the attorney.
This woman proposed to me and l
married her because she promised to
brighten my home
"Wen."
"Well. she frightened it all right.
Look ut this gas bill. Fourteen dol
lars this month, and there are only
four rooms in the flat"
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-07-05
THE PROPER MEAN

We should hold the immutabla
mean that lies between insensi-
bilfty and anguish. Our At
tempts should be not to extin-
guish nature. but to repress IT:
not to stand unmoved at dis
treas. but endeavor to turn every
disaster to our own ADVANTAGE.
-COnfucius.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-07-05

Corhornndum first was produced by
chemist who. while experimenting
with electricity. happened to place
carbon electrodes connected with a
dynamo into Il bowl containing some
crushed coke and clay.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-07-05

THE TENDER PASSION.
Lovers and madmen have such
seething brains,
Such shaping fantastics, that ap.
prehend
More than cool rea son ever com.
-Shakespeare.
To love,
1t Ia to be all made Of faith ga
service.
-Shakespeare.
All humbleness. all patience ana
impatience
All purity. all trial. all observ.
anco.
Shakespeare.
Nature IN fine in love. and where
tbs flne
It sends some precious tnstanc
Of itself
After the thing It loves.
shakespeare.
My love doth so approve him
That even his stubbornness. his
checks. hts frownA,
Have grace and favor in them.
-6hakespeare.
Love surfeits not.
Love IN all truth.
Shakespeare.
Love ran sun the realms Of
night.-Schiller.
The greatest is lowest. Paul.
Love II the only good in the
Notwithstanding.
Love 10 rest.-Bayard Taylor.
Love gives eyesight to the
btind.-Dfyden.
False love Is only blind
George EarQuhar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-05

S6lu6t in unermsblihe 3tsFe, iiber
unb iiber nit @infieblerbD6len bebedt.
Inb Der Bad Grttb miro iibers
Ihritten, bds 8ebtrqe ipeiht pl0blib
3uriit, in Dem breiten 8ilbe ppr un5
idtmmert es grim uno bsrrlih auf:
tas SprDantbdl. W&ttten in Dem 9riin
od unten tduhen petbe 6Ittsn auf:
bas 0orf Gr Rt6a, biz dlte Palmens
itaDt Sert6o, nod i'm gtamen an bic
eatI6munbeue 8r0Be erinnerno. Die
targen Reite aus BEN 8Ian33eitsH, bic
griimmer Der mdftigen D&aueru oec
alien 8DnigsItaDt Der Ganaantter, iea
ner Mtdueru, lpsl6e 10 uunoerbarli4
auF SoIuas YOidunentommanoO unla
fieIen, bteten Dem 5rembIins nt6ts
lleberpdlttgenbes, aber Die S6Onbeit
ces bretten Sbales, 6iiben BON Der
Wufte oSuod, briiben pon ben moabtti-
Ifeu Bergen begren3t, ntmmt Ietne
Sinne raid gefungen. Dies 8hal lit
elmer Der oerbetBungspollIten Sa9o.
orunbe: Diitsnz unD Steppenbiibnsr,
nilbe Sauben, 9eier, WtIoihrpeine
fino bic 8eute oes sSdgers, uno bes
gta6ts, penn man Die borte WlatraBe
tes ySorbanbotel" (en9lii6) briidt,
ft0rt etnen 0us GebeuI Der S6ataIe
unb 6nGuen betm GtnitlaFen.
3pet Stunber firDs bon Sericho
gum heiligen 6lub oes 2anoes. 8elb,
tiibl, raid flieBenD nimmt Der Dielfa9
qepunoene SorDan, umidumt pon bos
hem, nahttsauourtiungenem Wetoen.
eebui6, ieinen Qauf an Der WuIte biu-
Gr BAT nthts Waieitdtiides, unb bo6
+ ne6t 'tumm Elm 6auh BON @jroBeln
Uher feline Tlutb. Die aIten beuti6en
gRaler faqen einem elm, pelhe Gbriftt
9Gufe 10 oft malteH. Siebt 0teIer Sora
ban benn unoer5 aug? Rein, Die frbr7a
men Maler haben i'm 8eiit uno i'm
| 8emIth gan3 ridtig geieben, alS lie
/ i'm mdlten. llnb 10 tuuht man gldubig
ben &ppf in Der gelben, lebmigeH
Slutb - uno ntmmt audi Elm 5ld'd1z
/ diem nit 6eilnrpGrts .. fir ale TdlTe.
ue6er aips- unD IQl3boltiqen 8ooen
se6ts i'm 8aIopp 3um Tobten Wteer.
/ glur Ietn Rdme lit 10 butter - IeiH
gett, bas fat nierbun0ert Wteter un-
Ter Dem Spiegel bes Wttttelmeers liegt.
srqlGnst in Der gldue Des 2ugdner
SEES. 9ber Sdfpetsen, tiefftes Sftpei-
| GEN IaFtst auf ieinen buumIoTen llfern
unp Tpdbreno iGb Iiuneno am Strauot
| itebe uno ous Danbslr Der 3eit 81 ers
loui6en Iuhe, ientt Iih bieies Shtueis
oeu ihper in bic Seele, ME elm
5ruum pon ben beIber perIunteneu
Gtdbten an oieier Sal3iee, BON Spoom
hro 8omorrba ..
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eiueinuati, s. sanudr.


Ser ShioHus IN Tanaiam i'm saaeu be-
griTeu. gsi hieiasr Staot bate oerielbe
asftru gbsnO sinen BaFsrHaub bon 81 o
Gus.
Ti. Folatus.n Tspeihtn trafsn Ddhreub
oss asariasH 5aats bier sia :
Sittsburu, ga. Ser atuE bat siueu
8aFsrftan6 poa rs 5ub uns fdUt
garttrsbura. n. 81. Der Flus Sat
.in.n gsaHerFaHc bon 1871 Su5 uns fdat.
aauaDha Fails. Ter TtuE bat
sineH @aFerfaae bon 81 Sus uuo faut.
Gbartsan gS. pa. Der SIus bat
.insH @aNtrfano BON e.s Jus uns fa[It.
ct. BGsaiaut, 70. pa. Der 2Ius
Bat .in.H @aFrfaub bon 2e5 sus II. fsigt.
GattIttt bura Sn. Ter Slus Bat
siHsH saFsrifaue bon 27.5 Tu5 unb fdIlt.
Tertsmou =. Der Slus Sat e..
nsn gSaFrtauo bon es.5 GUS uub falt.
9ouisbtlts, ea. Der illus bat sinsu
@aHerftauo Don 1T Fas unb fdGt.
usniIts, Juo. Der FIHs bat
.Insu BaF,riano bon $50 Sus uro faQt.
Gairo, 9as. Der 7slus bat .iusu gsaf.
f,rHauo BON $50 Jus uub fstst.
Wemph 3, Tenn Der 6tus bat .is
men @aTerfGno bon 30.5 gHb iteiat.
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Der NsrianSt bstra I'm esrI,Lssx 2stt:

atnbpteb - Tte 2ufutr mar beute
aiemIib gros, bic 9ahfrase etHe quite uno
BITE Breiie ftetta. Gtofers uub fSeebers rpas
rem ebeufaaS i'm Beqehr uub itett9 i'm Breis
ie, bessleideu vi ldtibe.
Sduers Stters e575 -- TOO ertrd
S.10-126, fancs -, DAfsn 31.75--
SIS, ertra 5000, ElsifAerAisrs "a. .50-s.l5.
ertrs 1928 - $50. 6sifsrs $3.25-5.s5,
ertra Ss. 1900, Rak. sl.75-4.75. ertra
s4.s5-5.25. Gamers 81 so-2.75. stp6ers
uns Sessers t3.75-5.25.
8uI eu.- Bel siemlidl cutter gadfra.
as uno nur mdbiser 3uiu5r mar Der glarft
itettg.
massrs uns lssAts s3.Oo-4. ssrssrs
H.00 - Ats, srtra S4.s5, fetts Bunen
&4.T5-5.O0.
9dIber.-- Ter Wartt mar beute
fhuah uuo bic Brsiie mie fo[ot:
Crstrirs Hns sross "a. .0O-8. 90. fstr bts
snts lsi4te e.B0-9.00. ertrn s900-9.25.
Rktsu tn ben Asmasifton. bdufsrr. -
faseg &c, prtma BID axs.rIsfens g.
S,e, srsiH6rs 4--7c.
e f 10 etRs.--Dte 3uFuhr pou sdwei.
nen mar nur mdsta, BITE Rahfrase cine
CUTE uuo bic greife ftno am 5c t5ber.
S4usrs sAmeins braht.H sS25.
axle bic sxstrIsisns Rsrpa6uuss. sxt
1lstiAsrfsrtsx $s.20-s.25. sswif6ts 1sr.
vaSassSisYtsr s6.Io-6.2O, sybirkrs bts
ssssrIeisns iAssrs fssts sxss s4.25-5.75.
ertra s5.so-5.s5. etsssS3. .25-5. 90, Ieikt.
Ser'anstisrtss s5.95-s.I5. Fert.G ssx 1I0
3frrs urS ssnfstr ~. .0o-5.75.
eAafs aSs sam msp. Tie 9u.
fubr uou Shai.n uno sdmmern mar nur
rdBiq nno Der Bartt ftart.
sdafs. -ertra $3.50, sut. Bis asss
erleiene 33.00-3.<o, orbtnErs Es aate 81 .25
Ass, etsf s6afe s3.0o-350, ertro
4.35-4.50, Sdhrtines s3.50--4.25.
Simmer. - ertra $500. axte Big aus
erIs'ene Ss.5c - $50, orbirdrs Bis snte
A0O-5.25,
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Don Jelir 2oreH3.

Srpb uRo pshTelpoa lit oas ganoz
rama Der Rdtur uno Der 9ei6ihte i'm
beiligeH Sanoe. Sin gefoIes sberner
Rameu ordnet uno i6allt um ben
abeubIanoer, Der, iebniiihtig nah Der
grfuQung alter pergsfener StimmuHs
gen aus ainnbeitstasen, BON Srieit
iiber4lsranorien ber sefdbren tommt
Unit ben Shiffen oes 0itsrreihiihea
4lolo), um on Der aiiite bon sSaffd,
bem alien Sopps, 3u luuoen. Wenn er
oieies tuntsorientalifne gergbafennsIt
nit fsinsr bon Slippen umItarrten
gu6t errsift bat (tpas niht INNER
nit gIatter 2anoung a6sebt i'm Wiitt.iz
utter mahts jeoer norber Iein Stitaz
men, tpsnn er mad SopP fubr), 70
oebnt iih nda allen 5immelsri6tlin=
gCu Die Dunoertpe!t Der alten propbe=
ten unp oes uasarsniihen gpangeliz
ums, toitlidsr Reninii5en3en pou tont
Rame auf Jlams por6ei. pier Der
ihmaIe aiiitenitrsifen norblih bon
Saffa nit Den iippisitsn Srangsns uEe
Gseinpflan3uHgen lit pas aIte Samoan,
bic 8lumenebsne bon Saron, nit bsrpn
3oieu Idpn Der aIts gibeIidnger Ieine
@slistte psrsli9; melt nahGI Iten osbnt
iif l1s eiuidme gerglano bon Sama=
ria nit Sidem, Der Staot. bis gum
gelben Serbian, beute arabiIh SIferilt
el Ssblr eeheiBsH. Qah Roroen tpeitsr
3:ebeno, fliegen Die Rsiiegeoanten in
nds lisblihstraumeriine 2ano BON
CaiiIaa. Ra5aretb unb Der GEE Genes
saretb Ihiummern in ibm, Ru2erz
nuum unb 1iberias fliiItern ibre Grz
inneruneen beriiber, unp Die tIeiiilten
TGrfden. bieit Sommlungen pieredis
gsr meiter 2ebmbiitten, bIuen lih be
in oen Gonnenmantel ibrer geeenpen.
Gjalilda, NIT aIlmdhlih bober tlett,rn=
cen Bergen, tpdhit benz 2ibonon srts
asgtI, ben morgenlanoiihen Seufltios
nen BON Damascus uno 8oalbet, unp
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man bic gahn hefeiet, bic i'm giios
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