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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-03-07
PEOPLES PULPIT
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paper, and signed,
Yost on the Sabbath.

Editor COHrler:- rtR.
"Stand in the way and see, and ask
for the old paths where is the good
way, and walk therein arll We shall
find rest to your souls. Bible.
I think there are none of your read
ers that appreciate you more than L.
for more reasons than one. First, be-
cause, I am one of the shutins this
winter, not able to get on my feet and
walk out, but ! am glad am not be-
tween prison walls or in a jail cell. I
appreciate the Courier for the reason
that it's columns are open to the broad
est and fullest discussion of all sub
jects civil or ecclesiastical, political OF
religious, sacred or secular Hence |
hail you with gladness.
have been telling the people for
many years That we ought to be SO
sure that We are in harmony with the
truth in ON testimonies, that we
would be willing to challenge the
church or the world to refute our testi-
mony. Now wish to give testimony
that I will challenge the church or the
world to refute, ITO the law and the
testimony, if they speak not according
to this work, it is because there is no
light in them" Isaiah. The entire
system of bible religion, SO far as hui
man responsibility goes or mans
duty is concerned, Is comprehended IN
these things: First, hearing what God
says. Second, believing what he says,
and third, doing what he says. Hence
the word says, Let us hear the con-
clusion of the whole matter, fear God
and keep his commandments, for this
the whole duty of man, for God will
bring every work into judgment
whether 1t be good or whether it be
evil."-Eccle.
And why to the law and the testi-
mony? Because 1t is Gods standard
of righteousness, both, as to speech,
precept, CIR practice. Hence the Palsm-
list says, "Thy righteousness is an
everlasting righteousness, and thy law
is the truth" Psalms 119. And again
he says, "All his commandments are
sure. and stand fast forever and ever,
and are done in truth and uprighteous-
ness And again he says, "The law
of the Lord is perfect, converting the
soul. The testimony of the Lord is
sure, making wise the simple. The
statutes of the Lord are right, rejoic-
ing the neart. The commandments OF
the Lord are pure, enlfghlening the
eyes. The fear of the Lard Is clean,
enduring forever. The judgments Of the
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Miner was operated upon three weeks
ago for appendicitis and his condition
was critical at all times. He is survived
by his wife, Mrs. Cora Miner. Funeral
services were held at the Congrega-
tional church at Denmark Wednesday
morning, Rev Henry HEM Officiating.
lnterment at Elmwood cemetery at
TT. Madison
A. l.. Bells of Fairfield and Miss
Sarah Saunderson of near West Point
were united in marriage at ut. Madi-
sob Feb. y at the parsonage of the NJ.
f. church, Rev. d. Phillips performing
the ceremony. The bride has been a
resident of this vicinity most of her
life and is well and favorably known.
The groom was at one time county
superintendent Of Lee county but for
several years has resided at Fairfield.
They will make their home at Fair
field
Rev. S. f. Bishop attended the meet
ing Of the Brotherhood Of the M. z
church at Burlington last, Thursday
Miss Marie Schultz has been visiting
her sister Louise at Nauvoo during tho
week.
Mrs. VIM. Vonderhaar left Friday
for a visit with her sister Mrs. w. 4.
Duker at Burlington.
Mrs. Katherine Lehman has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. Fl. A. Koett
at OttumWa.
Rey. Chas Voter, wife and baby
have returned to their home at Rock
Branch, Ia. after a ten days visit
with Voters parents Mr.. and Mrs. c..
Voter.
Henry Vonderhaar Of FIT. Madison
spent Thursday with his family here
who are visiting at the Mrs. Wellman
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Heberer and
children returned Tuesday from a
visit with relatives at Nioto, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Peterschmidt and
baby returned Wednesday from visit
at the w. T. Duker home at Burling-
ton.
Rev. Peter Kern of TT. Madison Wis
tied Rev. Father Jacob Thursday.
Mrs. Webb Wright of Denmark,
Ark, was visitor in West Point on
Thursday.
Miss Bernadine Schultz Of Mediapois
and Miss Agnes Beckman of Burling-
ton are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. e. Panther.
M. Carmody of Coggen, Ia, and
daughter Mrs. Geo. Logan Of Man
chester, have been visiting few days
with the formers daughter Mrs. A. NJ.
Cites Mrs. Cites is very ill.,
Mrs. Bertha Mansheim who has
been spending the past two months
with her daughter Mrs. JOS. Vintheum
returned to TT. Madison Friday. e
Mrs. Theo. Schultz is dangerously Ill
at her home here.
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e Smith
Real Estate,
Insurance and
Land For Sale.
First National Bank Bid
SALE

G. P. Duke will sell at
public auction at Hedrick,
Iowa, Friday, March s, 1912,
at ! p. M, sharp
65 head Of registered
large type Poland China
hogs; 80 head Of brood sows
bid to farroW in March,
April and May. These
soWs are all bred by
w. H. Cooper's famous
bears, big Bone II" and
Chief jumbo; IS head Of
spring and fall shoats, these
are off springs w. Fl. Cooper
herds. Mr.. Cooper will also
sell in connection with this
sale 10 head Of registered
brood soWs, and will also sell
two good mich cows, one
with calf by side and the
other to be fresh soon; also
five head of horses and colts.
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LEGAL NOTICES
oriainal. Notica,

Original Notice.
In the district court Of Wapello county,
Iowa, March term, 1912,
BERTHE McFarling, plaintiff,
VS..
Elmer f. McFarling, defendant.
To Elmer =. McFarling: 2
You are hereby notified that on Or
before the 14th day Of March. A. D.,
1912. the petition of the plaintiff In the
above entitled cause will be filed IN the
office of the clerk Of the district court
Of Wapello county, Iowa, claiming a
decree of divorce against you on the
grounds of desertion. adultery and
cruel and nhuman treatment: also
asking for general equitable relief and
unless you appear thereto and defend
before noon Of the second day OF the
next term OF said court. which viii
commence at OttumWa, Iowa, on the
25th day Of March, A. D., 1912, default
will be entered against you, and decree
entered as prayed.
Dated February 90. 1872
McNett & McNett. Attorneys for
Plaintiff.
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Proof al WiIl..

State Of Iowa, Wapello county, IS.
To all whom 1t may concern Notice
is hereby given that an instrument In
writing purporting to be the last will
and testament of Elizabeth Collin de-
ceased, WAS this day produced, opened
and read by the undersigned, and that
! have fixed Saturday. the 36th day Of
March, 1912, as the day for hearing
proof In relation thereto.
Witness my official signature, with
the seal of said court hereto affixed
this 2Sth day of February, 1919.
GEORGE Phillips. Clerk District Court.
BY Clara Peterson, Deputy.
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Proof Of viii.

State of Iowa. Wapello county, SIS.
"A To all whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that an in
strument in writing purporting to be
the last will and testament Of Sarah N.
Williamson, deceased. was this day
produced. opened and read by the UNI
dersigned, and that have fixed Mon
day the 25th day of March 1912, as the
day for hearing proof in relation there
to.
Witness my official signature, with
the seal Of said court hereto affixed this
21st day Of February. 1919.
Geo. Phillips, Clerk District Court.
BY Clara Peterson, Deputy.
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Lost.

LOST-DURING THE WEEK OF
Feb. 10, 1912, bunch of about ten
keys, among them one Corbin key,
swivel watch key. small screw driver,
several paddock keys. These keys
were lost. at or near the residence OF
j. B. Mowery on Court street or l54
Elm street off East Main. Finder vii
please return to Ottumwa National
bank and receive reward. Manuel
y MoWery.
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Wanted.

wANTED-YOUNG OR MIDDLE
aged man with money to invest In a
good growing business in OttumWa.
Sales can be doubled within one year
I with. right party. Makes good in
vestment; position If desired. Ad-
dress p. O.. Box 452, Ottumwa, Ia.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR A FARM
hotel and cafe combined in a live
railroad town; doing good business.
Would sell the stock and furniture
and rent the building. Parks & Sons,
Douds- Leando, la.
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WEST POINT.

Lorenz Miner, a prominent farmer
of Pleasant Ridge township died at his
home six miles northeast of West
Point Feb, %, 1912, aged 81 years. Mr..
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CHAUFFER. / WANT
4 q man to work for me at Lake Oko-
hoii for the next or months and
70 with me to Florida or California
the coming winter While expect
him to NOW the lawn and care for
one horse the most of his work will
be to run auto and gasoline launch.
\ Must be man Of good character and
understand the handling of gaso-
line automobile. ]. A. Beck Fair
feld, Ia
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FOR SALE-1011a ACRES y MILE
from Drakesville. Good land. Splen-
did improvements. Possession up to
April l. Good terms. Price right.
Might take trade. Box 1852, brakes
vile, Iowa.
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casady on Wool and Good Roads.

CaSady on Wool ana Coca HoauS.
Editor Courier
take pleasure in sending you a few
lines in regard to good roads as well
as to advise my many friends among
the wool growers that the darkest
cloud on wool has passed away. Tar
if or no tariff, wool will bring from
twenty to twenty-five cents per pound
this year. The London wool sales clos
ed February and the American deal
ers did not get scarcely any of it.
Harris Bros, of ST. Louis have con.
tracted heavily in the west at twenty
cents. The high price of feed and the
extremely cold winter has been great
ly responsible for the increase in
price. We sheep men should reap the
benefit OF twenty-five cent wool this
spring.
Now as to the roads. Every farm
err is as much interested in good roads
as city man is in having acement
walk in front of his place of business.
We farmers should get busy, get q
split log drag and use it every time
the roads need it along our premises.
We should ask no pay for 1t either. We
are living in a great day and good
smooth road past your premises is OF
more benefit to you than anybody else.
for one get more pleasure IN seeing
fine automobile pass my place on a
smooth road than pulling my neighbor
cut of mud hole.
Roads should be dragged when the
ground is moist and in nice working
order. The King log drag Is the best
drag made in my judgment. | have no
automobile but / love to see my neigh
Dor sail through this world.
Sincerely yours,
v. N. Cassidy,
Douds-Leando.
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FOR RENT-AN EIGHTY ACRE
farm, four and one-half miles SOUTH
west of Ottumwa. About ten acres
in timber. VIII rent, sell or exchange
for Ottumwa Rea Estate. See Ralph
T., McElroy, above Cullen's store.
Main ST.
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WITH SMALL
1 family to work on farm. Can furnish
\ house and garden. Address MIA
Stcare Courier.
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For Sale

FOR SALE-12 MICH COWS, 10
Jerseys, 2 Shnrthorns, also some
young horses Chas. Mast, r. r. No.
5 phone 113-K.
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ATTACHMENT RELEASED.
Action Against Property of Defend
ant in Duree VS. McFarIing
Case is Dismissed.

2, Vase Is OlSHtSSco. ss4#
The release of the attachment
against certain property in the Duree
VS. McFarling case heard last summer
is noted on the records of the district
court, The attachment was released
October 2, 1911 at the plaintiffs cost,
according to the record book
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Lord are true and righteous altogeth-
er. Moreover, by them is thy servant

Lord are true and righteous altogeth-
er. Moreover, by them is thy servant
warned, and in keeping OF them there
is great reward Psalm 10. That Is
why | would remember the Sabbath
day to keep it holy, for have never
found any one who could tell me how
to keep Gods commandments without
keeping his Sabbath day according TO
his law and commandment. The
apostle John says: Hereby we do
know that we know him, II we keep
his commandments. He that saith. Z
know him and keepeth not his COM
mandments. is liar, and the truth Is
not in him "But who keepeth his
word, in him verify is the love of God
perfected, and hereby we do know that
we are in him. He that saith he
abideth in him ought himself also to
walk even as he walked" John g..
The apostle Peter says, If any man
speak let him speak as the oracles OF
God,' and why? Because Gods holy
law and commandments are Gods
holy oracle, and let God be true II
every man is liar" Paul to the Rom
ans. 1t is as true today as 1t was in
the days of Jeremiah the prophet,
when he cried out, "a wonderful and
horrible thing is committed in the land,
the prophets prophecy falsely and the
priests bear rule by their means, and
the people love to have it So" Our
preachers simply lie to,ns when they
tell us that the seventh part of time
is all that is required in the obser-
vance of the Sabbath and the people
love to have it so, for they do not want
to be told that the seventh is the Sao-
bath of the Lord their God, is so I'M
popular But If they want to know
what God required, let them read his
holy law, or the fifty-eighth chapter OF
Isaiah, and follow its directions and
then they will find their experience
described so definitely in the 18th
Psalms they will never tire of reading
it.
Your for the truth and righteousness,
Andrew Yost,
Libertyville, Iowa.
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Poultry and Eggs

FOR SALE-ROSE COMB REDS. III
interested in good Reds, the lay, pay
and win kind fro mstate of Rhode
Island direct send 81 for Is or S. for
los eggs. Yosts Willow Brook Farm,
Libertyville, Iowa.
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EARN 800 TO 5000 MONTHLY AS
chauffeur or auto mechanic. Prepare
yourself now. Largest shops. Many
cars. Actual experience, repairing,
driving Write National Automobile
Assn. Omaha, Nebr.
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Union Services at LibertyviIIe.

>I.ibertyville, March 6.-During the
month of March there will be union
services on Sunday nights alternating
in the churches and addressed by the
pastors in turn.
Next Sunday night. March 10, Rev.
r. G. Russell will speak in the Pres
byterian church on Transmitted Pow
err The regular services in both
churches will be as usual.
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For Rent.

FOR ,RENT-170 ACRE FARM. TEN
miles south of Ottumwa. We'll inn
proved and watered. Good orchard.
Eric Peterson, Charlton, Iowa.
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FOR SALE-MILCH COW, HOL-
stein and Jersey, years old. 10 head
shoats and set of double harness. J.
e. West, Eta ST., west end.
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FOR sSALE-CRAFT STALLION AND
lack for sg;e cheap. Will give time on
good note or will trade for other
property Write me at once-sor see
me. Geo Lo1srer. Ottumwa, Ia, R.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES. SEE RALPH
T. McElroy above Cullen's store Main
street, new phone 10.
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NTED-MARRIED MAN TO RUN
farm on shares Inquire Alb Center
Ave.
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Miscellaneous.

WE MAKE ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
Lowenberg & Asbury, both phones.
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For Sale.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-FOR STOCK,
one black jack Z years old; good size.
heavy bone, smooth made, lis good
one. A. Westercamp. Beacon, Ia.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-01-12

ielbit i~ornpabreno biloen. beoarf,
8er lie gebraud)t, beiien 2eib miro
balO mie0er bon neuer Sebeilsfraft
erfiiat iein. @er ieinen nit giiti-
gen @epebsidladen iiberlaoelien
&orper blird, g~mpenoune bon ct.
Bernard aralterpillen reini9t, miro
BON Hierens mo 2eberleioelt, Zip.
penoi5itis mo anoeren tootliden
'&raufbeiten perid]ort mo bis in eirl
bobes Mlter geimb blei6er. User
aber oicie @armng iidJ nidJt 5lI De.
miitbe fiibrt, ionbern oer abgenat.
teten airrb pereifteten &6rper lid
iiberfGBt, miro in ni6t ferner
3eit perge6lid Niles fir cine Sci
lung bicten; uergeblidb itno ieien es
ale Miaioncn I'M S6atc Snfel
Cams cber and ale &eidtbilmer
Der Nelt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-01-12
S15O,OOOOOO @ulS.

Sn Dem Sd)asamte ser @ereini9.
ten Staten iillO $50 Mtiaionen Dol.
lars 8olo fiir Die Ginloiung ser
oltsltebenoen 8~recnbnfs bintcrleat.
Narum lit rs and perit6nolid, oaB
fas Solf 81 bieicm Iapierqelo Elm
lnnbeoingtes &ertrmpn bat. ginell
0bnlid]en Sal liefern Sic piclen
&alllerSen pon Seilungerl, ipeIte
NIT Den befmntelr ct. Bernard
&roitterpiaen er3iclt apopScn limo.
Elelc allrcn iinO cine iidere Sc
ipobr bafiir, Dab oieie 8iaen, melbc
IN olen Mpotbefcn s,t bnben iiro,
aild} giroercn bdien meroen, sic
uon Sbmnadtsanidaen, Ser5flopien,
Matttgfcit, Sbreniauicn, &iiden.
ldApofle lllb onberen an3eiden 90.
fitr b~eimgeiud,t iin0, oaB Der a6r.
per elmer Heinigurg bon oen aifti.
gen Ibfallltoifen, Bic lih in inn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-01-12
SnianSii6es,

IhMauin 6. 9rapibam murbe in
Gllqnoint Sa., Ourh por5eitige gr.
ploiion elmer BON ibm gelegten Mine
in Ser Sapis. @rube %getobtet. @r
mar frii6er Goli5eidef ierer Staot.
IISaut eiilen 9erid,t ocs Sano-
ldlrifteiisG rperteu sIlbert e. Osborn
bon Hem 9urf, wurbrn Die 9onfen
in Den Ser. Stoaten wGbrenb oes
SabreS 1911 Surd, SGlidaln9cn Inn
$4,000, 900 ~betrogen. 8erIide.
riirgs : @eieaidaften geaen 6Glid-
l,ngen merben in 3ufunft idGrfer
uno uprii6tiger bel I~usleailna bon
Eolicen Dor iidl geben.
ism alter bon 6 ,Sa6rern ltorb
am lebten0iittnod III ser 9unoes-
lailpt1taOt, &ear Montreal Roblep 8.
Gpans, I'M Solfe befannter ais
r0tgbtlng Bob, in ieiller @obnuna
gail5 unerlnartet zines ploblidlen 30.
oeS. Dor bier Sobren mar or in
Fenltplt 9e8afgeft. Wftt GpanS 1dlieb
cine Ger befarmtelten lnro d,orofte.
r~i1tiIditen 8eitaIten ittter alien nnte.
rtfattilfen Seelenten oun Dem
Shanplobe oes Scbens.
lStt DER icbtrn 6reitug Nodlt CT.
tolgtc aptld)en einem 8erionensua
mo ciicr .milben@ 2ofomotipe BEL
Neblter, Waii. elm 3%aiammenltoB.
Der Die &erletlng BON ii 8erionen
I'M 8ciolge batte. &olpb 6. ssar.
Dine, Gin Gigarrcmnofer aus 8or.
%eeiter, 1T perbaftet, inter ser sc.
ldJidoigune, Die obne @eouiIidtiolrno
I'M gabnhci su @orcGtcr itcbenoc
Sofomotipe beiticgen mo in 9epe.
aiiilg gelest 5it BADEN. Snfolae 0es
3lnammcmtobes acrietb cin GrpreB.
ruageu III Brand.
llGiu SEEKER. meltcS nm Tonners.
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Ans ocm arcisscridt.

Nadybem Der Yro5eb Der Yeoples
II. 3. 9anf aegen Die Soit.Gis.
pGtd auf beiOepieiti9es lleberein-
.a9o 5tpoSS 9lltpnl inn sla ltalhlllcJ
id)obett lpurbe, iinb ole Witglieber
Der Eetit Surp bis gum ndf,iten
Montag entloilen lporben.
Gbeninds peri6oben ulrb sfpar bis
Sl,nn rcgelmdBisen Mai.Sermin MUIR
Den Die folgenoen 61ae:
Staat gegen 8. 5. @bite megen
Rii5eltorung.
gug. s. Goppenlnits gepen Die
Stabt StpenspilIe, GonoemniruingS'
&eriabren.
Ellie 9nttler sesen 5bontus
BUTLER, SdDetouggSgeiud.
Gbfparb 9. Sodipoob erbielt ein
3ablunesitrtheil geeen @m. Mart.
ihinsfep aligeiprohen.
Maliiuoa Senfins ipeIdJe i'm
Sheibiu,g BON ibrem Gbegeipons
W. i. Senfins eingefommen mar,
erbieIt ibr @ailtd be1uilligt.
G%benialls mllrbe Ser Glenora Sal
lin, aeb. 9ndidies, bie Sdeibirna
bon ibrer ihledteren Sdlfte U. S.
Sdlliip, ionic Sic Obbiit iiber ibre
5ruei fIeineit Sobrte augeiprpden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-01-12
8arnung.

Sd) IiibIe mid, 9e5,punscn has So9en aui
metnem ganoe, nb e'rseaduni ODER nid)t.
~ perbicteu, oa id, 5u lpieoerhriten WiaIe
lelbii in @,,obr itano bon unporiid1iiaen
Sdaern 9eid'piien gu iperben. yteulld,
lpnren JIM Sdaer in meinem Yoiture uno
bic hIauen Bobneu ilpSen mir ~ bic Gei'
nc olS td) an Der strbeit ipar.
Gie obeneriudhmen Sdstr tuarne i'd, auf
memem canoe nid,t mehr III iaqeu ionit
fDnnien pieleid)t aud, blanc 4obnen oid)t in
Der yiGhe ibrc: Sirnidlaeel Heisen.
W i d, a | GrattIp y.
Nermonn, yiu. U. Dor 81.
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argilit &oblfing, Sernrarllr, NO.
Dos. &olcamut, Sermanll, Mo.
6rall Gbriltilte @roBman, Sermar
SenrD SdJllte, Ban, Mo.
Sermani Sueltbans, 9lano, $40.
Scnrp @rlrber, Smiss, Mp.
M. Nenmonn IT,, Sernarrl, NO.
&einb. drummer, it. Sermann Mo
Sbeo. SueOmeper, Setmunn, 80
@nt. 6rife ir. SermaluL 81. /
9enrp aropp, Sermarlt, st. 9.
Sobu 9. Sdyulte, Goiebub. Wo.
Senrp Sdn6, Sermann, Mo.
gmtl Sdnlf). Sermann, Mo.
Senrp s. @atper, Stolpe. Mo.
6rib Gifermanit, S%erhtailir, H.3
G6as. u. BOD, Serlnanlr, u. g..
Mllguit @rts, Serntalln, Mo., &.t
Gourob Grni, Smiss, Mo.
Gbas. @berlin, SermnrL $40.
Gbriit. Shlenoer, Serrnonn, Mo.
YIN, 8romm, S~artsbltrg, Mn.
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@ic man ieinem Corn 2nft madt,

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Ger Gnitpr farSelt eillen ab.
Der Sdnuipicler reject ullgeidminft.
Der aiiraiiier fonnnlt in ben Sars
mild.
Der 9id)ter mad)t cine Scene.
Der Weteorologe ldBt elm Conner
Detter los.
Der Srompetet blGBt einem men
Marif.
Der @potbefer Miro giftig.
Der Sriielir maidt einern ben aopf.
Ser 3abror5t seigt ole 3abne.
Der Sdorndteinieger iteigt eirem
nuf's 0a6.
Der Serliebte idiittet ieir Sers ans.
Der Sfl1f)ter reject friih bon ser
2eber.
Der Saltder ma6t iid 9uft.
Ser Siifler permobelt einen.
Ger @irth fomntt alts Dem !SGlls.
6er.
Ger 8eoarapb feltltt feine @rensen.
Ter @ltiifer gcigt einem sic @obr.
belt.
Ser Sfatipialer trllmpft arf.
Der Sllipelier rcrliert Sic Saiiulrg.
Der Sitter idetft cinenl reilten
@ein ein.
Der alrtid,er fabrt einen an.
Ser Seifeniieber iteft einem elm
Sift auf.
Der NadtpGdter lei,d)tet eiltem
beim.
Ser Barber rei6t es einern inter
bic Haie.
Der &ellner madt reiren Gid.
Der Reitlebrcr bringt einen altf sen
Grab.
Der Sebrcr lieit eillem oeit Cert.
Ser Gopher risfirt einen Son.
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9anfiagnmg.

aaen seebrten 6reunoen uno.
Iadbarn unierer geliebten Wutter,
gliiabetb HieL Die ibr mabreno if.
rer @ranfbeit bilfrei6 beigeitanOen,
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mobntert, ebenfalls oe,t9abrtli6trd-
germ. iomie benz bodyp. Seelipger
Der ct. @eore-@emeinSe, ipre6etl
mir biermit ~lniern ber5liditer0 anf
aus.
Ole tr~allern0en &inoer.
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