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The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1912-03-22

3 l- a eco Z . F.J-e
The persons who borrowed two
pipe wrenches from us during.
the past few months will please
return same to us and receive a
reward. Bowbells implement
Co. If
The following officers were
elected in Clayton township last
Tuesday: Joe Bailiff, supervisor; \;
.W. B. White, clerk; Nv. s..
Clark, assessor; tJohn Bryan,
treasurer; M. III. Clinton, justice
Iof peace; Pat Deyaney, constable.
Presbyte rian Church: Sun
day March 24th at 7::30 p. NJ.
The Twelve Disciples Of Jesus
x. Simon the Zealot.. s ls.S 5t5.
Look out for. the Easter Pro-
gram to5 lbes Yen#in the 6 ] shy
terian Church Oh Easter Sunday
I april 9TH:
%. C. Willard, shier Of the
First Bank. of Flaxton, was 9
bushes visitor II Bowie ellis be
tween trains N Y edne sday. ] 5i h
County Judge Carter went to
Minots esday On some business
matt ters. return ng the follo owing
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1912-03-22
ARE DANGEROUS .
TO USE S FOR SEED
Foreign Potatoes Contain
Diseases Says Department
Of Agriculture +, #

Y Although homegrown seed
potatoes are selling at high
prices, foreign-grown potatoes
should not be substituted for
them. The following statement
on the danger to the American
potato crop from the use Of i'm
ported seed potatoes is issued by
the. secretary of agriculture:
Europe has several potato dis
eases not known to exist in this
country, which, if introduced,
be the means of greatly reducing
our annual yield Of potatoes.
Should these diseases become
prevalent throughout the United
States, the cost of producing
future crops might be very great
ly increased.
Do not, therefore, under any
circumstances use foreign-grown
potatoes for seed either at the
north or at the south. The
sorts which are coming to this
country at the present time are
late sorts and are not adapted to
planting in the south where
early potatoes are the main crop
neither are they adapted to plant
ing .at the north for they, will not
produce a satisfactory yield. ;.
They are not adapted to our
soils or to our climate, and will
not yield profitable crops; but
the danger Of introducing dis
eases not now present is suffici-
ent reason for refusing to plant
them.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1912-03-22

great deal larger than what was
expected, the specialties between
acts were good, the music grand,
and nothing happened from the
time the rehearsing began until
the curtain went down on the
last act when the play was put
on to put a single blemish on the
performance. The. promoters of
the play are satisfied with the re-
suit and so are those who pat
ronized it. .,-,.... + zz.,..,.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1912-03-22

Spring began officially in this
latitude yesterday, when: for the
first time since last fall the time
between sunrise and sunset was
twelve hours and one minute. It
may that several weeks will pass
anyway before real spring wealth.
eris in evidence. -. s.
Seats for the Man on the Box"
play to be given at the Lyons op-
era house Saturday evening are
on sale at the Benno Drug Co. r
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-30
Beading Announcement

FINE WOOL BLANKETS AND SILK CODIFORTS-Anything in
nothing eserved25
reduction,
SPREADS-Our entire stock included from the
the finest satin; all Is per reductions
EMBROIDERED BEDDINGS, such initial pillow pillow
sheet and pillow and embroidered bed spadAT
COST
COTTON BLANKETS for ironing board sheet
blankets mattress poecors0x4 Were $O0
par-69c per pair.
sHEETs-Extra heavy (AND ARE pure white, double
bed size sheet-76x90 nches 69c each-45c each,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-30
900 f @ 49916fe@ dnmpaaQ9 @ @@@@A@
n Linens and Beddings
TABLE DAMASK

TABLE DAMASK
THE FOLLOWING ITEMS COMPRISE ONE OF THE
BIG FEATURES OF THE WEEK
Fine Irish Satin Damask pu 0hi-four stand
ard stock grades haze been reduced for this sa all inches
evde.
% reduced reduced s @ m quality quality reduced reduced t. yard s
Cluny and Arabian Lace Pieces
large table filled with cluny lace doyes, centres
sca and table cloths and Arabian lace centre pieces and
scas These have been reduced BEFORE but that makes
no derenceyou get further reduction from these prices
of 20 per cent
LINEN PILLOW CASES-hemstitched linen pillow
casesa pure nen pure white, deep hems full sze 45x36
were 81 35 per pair-9Oc pair
sCALLoPED LINEN PILLOW CASES ends and
were $275 pair-reduced to 81 rs pair
Towels
COTTON HUCKA-BACK TOWELS-Two numbers will OF
unusual interest ordinary
rooming house and hotel proprietors.
1896
2Ox3S
EMBROIDERED FUCK TOWELS, with hemstit
ends wreath embroidered towels;
$125 each-65c each
Linen Toweling
ALLNEN heavy weight toweling with red border II inches
wide; regular 121ac qualiy-9c yard.
BARNSLEY RUSSIA CRASH general home
all linen s inches wide 16 2c yard quality for lie
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-03-14
h AIRY OPERA ION S
JEFFERSON COUNTY
VIRGINIA AND WEST VIRGINIA
1851 1865.
Published By authority Of Jefferson
County Camp. y. 6. VI
CONTINUED from last week.
INTRODUCTORY.

A movement was started in 1910 to
erect markers 1t different points m the
County of jefferson, where skirmishes
or battles took place. Through the
nj aIitY 0t tie people Of the County.
aided BY q large contribution from the
Jefferson County Camp, No, 12S, the
money was raised. and the markers,
twenty five in number. erected. It
was also thought best to have q history
of each skIrmish or battle fought at or
near the several markers. and for that
purpose a booklet was gotten up. IN
order to perpetuate the memory of the
gallant deeds of the officers and men
engaged.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-03-14
Many Driyen From Home.


Every year, in many parts of the
country. thousands are driven from
their homes by coughs and lung diseases.
Friends and business are left behind for
other climates, but this is costly and
not always sure. A better way-tbe
way Of multitudes-is to use DR..
Kings New Discovery and cure your
self at home. Stay right there, with
your friends. and take this safe medi-
cine. Throat and lung trouble find
quick relief and health returns. Its
help in coughs, colds. grip. Group;
whooping cough and sore lungs make
it positive blessing. Soc and $1.00.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by J. j.
Pittman.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-03-14

Children are much more likely to con-
tract the contagious diseases when they
have colds. Whooping cough, diph-
liberia, scarlet fever and consumption
are diseases that are often contracted
when the child has cold. That is why
all medical authorities say beware Of
colds. For the quick cure of colds you
win find nothing better than Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. It can always
be depended upon and is pleasant and
safe to take. For sale by all dealers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-03-14
Late Varieties Of
Apples

"We are hendling out of cold storage
late varieties of apples in CARROTS.
Those wishing TO commit their holdings
to US for sale. win please advise ms
promptly.
THEVIRGINIAs FRUIT EXCHANGE
WILLIAM CAMPBELL, Manager.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-03-14

Do You know that more real danger
turks in common cold than in any
other of the minor ailments? The safe
way is to take Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, thoroughly reliable prepare
tion, and rid yourself Of the cold as
quickly as possible, This remedy is for
sale by all dealers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-03-14

On heating We are experts. This
department under Mr. W. ]. Rider is
considered the best il the country.
Give us ! trial and be forever con-
WINGED. This u true, read It again.
}. N. zngN 4 Co.. Inc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-03-14

From an address dsl;shrsd before W
Sissh Congress ef ~ International
Woman SagfTdge AIlidace IN Stock
holm and rsgnrfSa q ths most
eloquent stdts0ae of ne s,stTd- &
gist plea made 4 d,sg codnirg
Have women dine eotkihs which en-
titles Us to eqtsi With mSn? Our
tins nth hks Is long as'
his Has it left 10 trace h passing?
Have we created nothing Of incontest-
able worth u iifeand civilization? Be
sides this. that we have brought human
beings into the world, have we contri-
buted nothing Of use to mankind? I
know that the women before our time
did not fritter away their lives as play
ing children, but worked. look at
paintings and engravings, pictures of
old woman Of olden times. Their faces
are hageard and stern; their hands
rough and bony. They had their strug-
giles and their interests. What have
they done?
! place myself before Rembrandt's
old peasant woman. she of the thousand
wrinkles in her intelligent face, and /
ask myself why she alived. Certainly
not to be worshipped by many men,
not to rule state, not to win q
scholar's degree! And yet the work
to which she devoted herself could not
have been:of q trivial nature. She did
not go through life stupid and shallow!
The glances of men and women rest
rather upon her aged countenance than
upon that Of the fairest young beauty.
Her life must have had meaning.
Veal know what theold woman will
reply to my question. We read the an
swer in her,caim and kindly smile: '.All
that did was to make a good home. :"
And, look you'll This is what the wo-
men would answer if they could rise
from their graves, generation after
generation, THOUSANDS upon thousands,
millions upon millions: All that we
stroye for was TO make good home. =
How few among them would answer
differently One and another nun
might cry that her aim in life had been
to- serve Cod One and another queen
would declare that sbe had served sheEs
country But their forms would be-
lost in tho throngs, their voices would
not be heard among ell those who an
swer; Our only ambition has been to
create q good home,
We all know that this ID true. We
know that il we we've to ask the men,
could we line them up, generation af-
ter generation. thousands and millions
in succession, it wonId not occur to one
of them to say that he had lived for
the purpose of making q good home.
We know that it Is needless to seek
further, We should find nothing. Our
gift to humanity is the home that, and
nothing else. We have been building
upon this little structure ever since the
time Of our Mother Eve. We have al
tered the plan; we have experimental;
we have made new discoveries; we have
gone back to the old; we have adapted
ourselves: We have gone forth and
tanned such among the wild beasts as
were needed IN the home: we have Sc
lected from the growths Of earth fruit
bearing trees. luscious berries, seeds
and the choicest lowers. We have
furnished and decorated our home; we
have, developed its customs; We have
created the art OF child training, COM
fort, courtesy and pleasant social in
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-12

ibfem Mdnne nngegriffen tporbsn 5u
itin nnb in GeIbitpertbeibisung sts
banbtIt 5u 1obtn. Dis UekimpoIisis
iten Ben unb Danes boxn Elm. nabe
Der Spring Orope Nbe. unb gilmore
Strobe ipobnsnbs Drau srmitteIt, tpeIs
de behauptet, bnb yrau Rdbeioff ibr
I'm borip<n CONNER sinen RepoIp.r
se3eiss BABE.
Deteftip bapes traf esitsrn abeno
bolb 10 llbr nit sJrnu Rnbeipff i'm pos
Iiseibouptquortier Elm, ipo iie BON
Rahthsf Renssrt regiitriri ipurbs. Gle
CAB ihr alter init 21 Sohrtn an. Die
Oefaneent iclI ipGbrenb Der Gabri pon
Oorp. Jnb., Dem GebeimpoIi3iiien
5dpes aegeniiber bemerit baben, iis be-
ouuer.. oab iit niht bsHsr sttroffsn
babe, bo iis bann nieniols nls sbdtss
rim enibedi ipprbtn isin fpiiro.. Gle
babe in Gtlbi,pertbeibisuns sebanpelt.
Der RtpoIper, init benz lie tbren Waun
nisoerf6ob. mar ibr BON eirtm sgrsuno
als aohseitsssidsn, gum Shub ess
gen Ginbrener gsseben porben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-12

Isn elmer SpeSinIiisung De.
Canton Siahtratbs muroe pomStnoi
anlpoIi Subbnrb Sdlrpnrs, Der reiig
nirfe, ieir SaIuBberift eingereidi
uno an Dos 5indnBfcmnlittee oerfpie'
ien lie 8obI zines neuen Staotar'
DoItes ipuroe nui Die nnd)ite regelma,
Biee 9eriommlina oerido6eu Cine
HeiolmIon paiiirte. Strttte einsu.
ihInaen, alles Ierritcrium iiiolih pon
canton bis 5ur eopert Run Iurnpife
sn nnnettiren. Cine an3ahE 8etpoh.
ner hieies 2anofcHpleres Dareu on.
fpeieno mo iprahen iid1 fir bic Gin.
nerleibua aus; opponirten ieood1 Ell.
ner GinoerieIbiing Su 9tenport, ia.
aeno, baB lie Niles su perIieren, obio.
Int abcr nidts 5u eerpinnen bat.
ten, ourd, cine GinperIeibuna
81 9teirpori. Sic ieien 3u
melt BON steuport entiernt, um
ibre ainoer bort sur SfuIe 81 ienoen
nno oob lie nitber Dem Bripiieeium
Der 3ahIung pon 81 IS pro 500
Steiiern etc. olles perliereu. Sic
iuoIlen Soptou Inn aampie segen eine
einoer!eiblrrg 3u Getuport unier.
fifteen.
- sSrnu z y. 8ob ocn Retp aI.
bnnp, .Sno., uno Srnu slice 9apne
bon Evansville. SIN, Die lid, in SeIle.
oue oui ge'rd] beianSen. limb geitern
Ipieber abaereiit.
am fontmenben SoRntag fin.
Oct bic HeHotliae 8eriammIuHg oes
Capton Delttitl, ,amerifaniihenS Stnot.
nprhouns I'm Sitgrhnns's SSnTla f,ot4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-12

Gsii Der RommifIions Wtrnol
tuns bat Neipport beretts $14,245.2;
an nusitettnben Rehnnngen besublt
bic nod Dom Sabre 1911 paren. gu'
dusfsebsnben Rehnunsen iinb nun be-
5ubIi.
berr GarI Miebemann unb Gat'
tin fino nah Sot Springs, arfanios.
eereift. 6err Carl Wisoemonn ir. bal
fih nah Idnserem aufentbalt BET itt'
nen Gltern piebsr mad aaursneepille.
u. D., beeeben.
Mlapor pbiIipps bsl.ats biz
Crbinon3, Jsife Sbeets ben Rontrafi
fiir ein n.uss patroIinit,m gu geben.
nit fsiHtm 0eto.
Jrau Glifabstb Meber, 70 sSabr.
alt, Wittfps Don 0enrp meber, itarb
seiiern in ihrer Dcbnuns. No. 335 W.
9. Gtrabe.
Die aommiHdrs Gimfr unb
MorIioss Finb bafiir. bab Enuport ei=
mn rR,inmoh.tae" boben ioli unb
tr,ffsn bafir oi. nOtbissn 9Orberis
tunqen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-12
9okal.Dtrid)t
Eootfi6e S6nbwunoem.
6harirs 3aorlpfi i'm i,aohid,en !Spipi
faI ieiHeu 8erIssungeu erleeeu.
Satin nnfer Der Anfiass oes Ror-
oes siHgtiperu.

Charles Rabsloff erIag etittrn in
'tabtlitlen 6oipitcl ben Shubnunesn
lpsi6s ihm Dor sner Node nate bsl
gDfit 5ori Bride, gumminspilIt, on.
gsblit bon i.in,r 5rouNathilbe Roos.
loft beistbruht pcrbsn paren. Gin.
Der austln bate ieius Ginaerpeib, an
rtrihisbeHsn Si,IIen eurtbobrt, ie.
bod trai nod elmer itpi.ria.n Opes
ration cine oerartise 8.fierune in i.i.
ntm Befinben Elm, oab bic Spfpito!s
ogSit hofften, ihn am 2sben su erbaIs
ten. Sm Gouf. Der Mittpot gsoht
perihhmmsrte fit, Der 3uitdnb Robes
lofts plOBlih. unb aeiiern 9ormi..os
tpurbe Der Wann bur1 ben soo pom
feintn 2eioen erl6i.. Der Coroner b.s
gann. iobolb er benaGriftiat fporoen
mar, nit elmer einsebeneen uuterIu,
Dung.
Wie bereits btri6tsi, bate Raosloff
In ieiner Sisrbebetiousioae bejhpos
rsn. baB feline Grdu, pslte felt sebn
Wtpnaten Don ibm eeirenns Iebt. uno
iif bel elmer SAmeiter in Garp, Jnb.,
0ufbielt, ihn perobrsoeiermaBen an
otm oerbdngnibpolIen 4bsno nobe Der
Weit JOrt Bride sstroff.n unb. nad,r
bem Tie mebrere Stunben lGnae ibre
tbelihen DiffsrenSen befpro6sn bats
ten. i'm plosli6 unp obne Wornuna
nit 5ipei RspolperlhuiIen an 9oben
esftredi.
GrauNaoeIoff Durbe befnnntIid, am
Wittnoh In Der Wobnung ibrer
S4peiter In Dnrp, Jnb., unier ber
4ntlnse bes Wlorbongriffs, ipelde isst
In bieienigs bes Wprbes umaeronDeIt
nsroen biirfte. perboftsi. gle foII mad
anfdngiiftm Qtusnen elm DeftdnbniB
abselssi unb Sussgebsn babtn, ibren
Wdnn am Abenb bes 4. Aprif nobe Der
Weff Gorf Bride niebsreefhofIen su
bdbtn. Deritfk babe 5ie perleumbd
lno binter ibrem Riiden itpere Be-
|Huloieunsen gegen iie erhoben, pelhe
Isboh isber Begriinbune entbebrien.
Gie babe bic 3uinmmenfunft nit
|htsm Wlnnne arrnngirs, um ibn au|
'traHlaHen, bic 1efGuIbigungen sus
tiid5unebmen. Du q ii4 fDeieerte,
,ok ie gum RsDOlpsr geqrifftn unb
IN nieDtrgefnoHen. iporouf he In Der
1nndbmt. ibn set5btet 1n toben, ents
'ioeen iei. epdter bs3duptets II, ponl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-12

George alernnber muroer qeiiern
im arirninolgerid,t oesangriifs ihul.
big befnnoen unb bns gerbitt Der De.
iflporenen iiberraid3ie um 70 mehr.
neil oie Anflagerin. ,peIhe aeaen
Alernfloer erihieH, ieine eiaene e,nt.
Tin mar. er Habm oieieIbe aln @eih.
nnhisabenb 1910. ais lie nod Ieoia
liiio linter oen aamen 2uIn arnfeler
beinnnf mar, su Der Sodseit jeiner
SdHpeiter ino auf oern Rnhbouiespc.
se am sindliten Worgeu serrte er oas
Vin0dlen m elnen 2ol3hoi an Der gssit
ssbertp SfrnBe. 100 er iie peraelpol.
figie. er nnroe uerhaitei aub inter
eine eriflpredlenoen antlage aestellt
bod niaigte oas W1ohen am "a 20.
Hnar 1911 ein, ihn al heirafbeu uno
ole Ver'oIguna fallen su laiien. glus
oieieni Wriuoe uuroe Die anflooe
ii,eoerseidlagen, ober Dor furser 3eit
lseB bic sSrnl ibren Bnifen ,lnter Der.
ielben Anflaee obermols vrbaftsn
uno iein ssroSeb erfoIete aeitern Ssi
ne SerfbeioIger rnnd,ten geiteno, bos
Der 6al ourf bic 9sieoerid,lnauno
Der 3uerii erbobenen aniIaae erIeniof
mar iino lie Deroen onraufbin einen
aniroa nui gefnilligung eines neuen
Vro5ei'es unferbreiteu.
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Gum NbiHlub
@elaHat oieie gSode bic Eaiisu Der
Sgmphouiefonserfs.

Wlit ben bixa aiesipohia.n Rom
3erten, oie heute 9,ndrnittug unb
fnoreen AbeHo in DER emerp Sall
ltoitfinben. s.InRgi bi. nissi6briae
Salion Der Spmpboni.s acuserte sum
abi6luB.
aIs Soliftin lpirtt in ben beiben
lssttn aonssrtsn bic Gopraniitin Wns
odme a!od NIT uuo ods CUR Durhfib.
rang asIansenos prosromm in pis
folgt:
Guosriiirs gu .Sa,untala@ golomari
Uric -Gtpuis ls jour" aus -2ouifs@
gborpentisr
Wapams alba.
Cine St.pptniii3se aus Ulit..iaiitn
gorooia
arie aus ~Waoame guttsrflp"
pueeini
Gapoite aus .Tlanon 2.seaui"
. mdifsnsi
Waoame albd.
Spmplonie Ro. 5 in gsMou
gse.bopen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-12
Jeuer im Ni6el. 1beater,
Eanif sard bic Yeisaaexbeit einer
Neseriu perbafet.

Jm Star RideIs 1beuter, 30. 3Os
N.ft 5. Strabs, tam seIsern abenb
ipdbrsno Der goriiefuna Gin sFeuer
gum Ausbru6, tp<ldes bebeuienDeNuf.
rtsans in Der Qohborihait Derurs
luhte. Cine pnnif unier ben Wefus
fsrn bes 9beofers murbe burh Die
SsionneHaeii tiner Qeeerin perbiitsi,
ptlte oas Jeikr entbedts. Die sFrau
srbob iih rubis pon ibrem Sise uno
psrlisb bas sbsoisr. ipdbrenb lie ben
gsuien, an oenen iie porb<iicm. All.
Ilii'isris. bob ein Geuer I'm binieren
1eils oes Gptaies gum Ausbruh ass
f0mmen iei. Die nnberen Defunsr, sts
lpd oreibis an Der 3nbl. foIaien ibrsm
Detlpiel uno reriieben rubio unb in
orotnili6er W<iis bos 1beoter. gRitts
lsrneiie mar poiijilt gbp. Dtora..
tpeltkr In einem geeeniikrIkosnbsn
Nsttournnt iein AbenbefJsn einnnhm.
auf bos Tuer oufmerlicm qeiporbsn
uHn bate eiHen MInrm einotfonbt
Dir Nniunft Der sgeuerlpebr perurs
fd4te feIbitpsrfGHbli1 einen aeipcItiz
gen Weuitenauflauf. iebo6 iDurbsn
Dis Tsupierigsn Don Der poli3ei IN
nngemehener Gntftrnung asbolten.
Dos Jtuer iuurbe gel6fdt, nadbem Elm
s4dbsn pon $500 anstri9iet iporben
mar.
emrp 3iuiamS. Sin AnaeresIist
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-12
u { 10 , . TT.

Die 0eiupurt Cifiee fir oos Gin.
sInnatler golfsblatt" beiinoet jidD in
yto. 339 yorf Strafr, sesenir6er S.m
Gonrfbanle, moielbit 3euisfeiteu, Nm.
5e'gsn II. !. iu. bis 10 llbr 45 Ulinu.
ten Abeubs entssssnsenommen ,uer.
ben. 1eIepgou Spntll 24O1.
gountpridisr 5afptins pirb in
elnigen 3assn cine Delegation bis5io.r
Osfhdftskute ernsnnen, bic {ih nab
Jrarsfort besekn ion, Inn asaen Die
pom Observation-Disclosures
gemahte erbobuns in gampbeaG Gouus
tp gu proteftiren. SolIte bides feinen
ertols baben. pirb cine aIase sins..
reiht peroen. ~
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ots lbtattrs, mar in bas 5ipeii.
Siodtpsrt sseiIi, nm feline Boro,rcbe
sn rtiisn une fuuroe herbti Don bem
Rduhe iiberpdltigt. or ipuroe bon
JsusrDehrIeuten ins 5reis eetraasn
uno In sins bendhborts Qpotbeie aes
bro9', ipc sr iih bolo srboIx. Die
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