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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-18
VT. neum- = HYMN Of the Ages.

Hallowed by old association and
fraught with many memories are the
great church hymns like the lie
Deum." which for more than thou
sand years has been the song OF
Christendom. 1t was chanted at the
baptism of Clovis and sung at the
Jubilee of Queen Victoria. 1t was sung
also after Agincourt and Waterloo
and on all solemn occasions when the
heart OF the people had been moved
to thanksgiving for victory or land or
-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-18
on that date. .

on that date
st. Patrick's day-Oh'' spoka
up one of the clerks, the smile fad
ing from his face well, if the
county intends to make St. Pat
(rick's day holiday. believe me, I'll
get busy with petition for Feb
ruary r."
Commissioner Toole grinned kind.
ly at the excited clerk and pointed
to a large calendar hanging upon
the wall.
Look at that" he said.
The commissioner won easily. The
calendar showed that March 18th
would fall on Sunday.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-18
GEMS FROM SHAKESPEARE.

come not. friends, to steal away
}oar hearts;
ON ~ orator. as Brutus Is;
l., 4, yal Know me all, a plain
Slant man.
Ir hSe neither wit, nor words.
Ter worth.
[,an. or urtorance, nor the power
If porch.
+r soan blood; only speak
nall on. Julius Caesar.
/. Inf Young. but his expert
Old.
!. t.4 pnmcllowed, but his judg-
G,n' ripe.
Twa Gentlemen of Verona.
Thr hand that hath made you
j! hath made you good.-Measure
:! Measure.
Ihat stronger breast-plate than q
heart untainted?
trce is he arm'd that hath his
quarrel just:
nd he but naked though locked up
in steel,
hose conscience with injustice IL
corrupted.
Some are born great, some achieve
Psatness, and some have greatness
|fust upon them.-Twelfth Night.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-18
plathea Class Meets
PMoTrow Evening.

iae Baptist Philathea class re-
|FFsS hat all the girls meet at Mrs.
Lanier's residence Tuesday
'"Is A. 80, for a social hour.
80 a business meeting and
red TO be there as officers
L ( acted TO serve for the next
aa
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-18
lerus Practice
Pnorrow Afternoon.

There will be a meeting of the
lday Musicale tomorrow afternoon
'ae studio of Mrs. Fletcher, 1T
l'ch time the Chorus Club will
sc'lee. All members who have mu-
are urged to bring the same.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-18
When Your Daughter
Grows Up.

0rOWS up.
Probably the most remarkable
stage In general human develop
ment. taking the matter all in all,
is the stage of little girlhood, when
baby days and baby plays are
brushed aside for the more arduous
task of character building.
Your young daughter, too. who Is
to be the sweetest, noblest woman
In your most roseate dreams, will
soon be forced to come face to face
with the mysteries and the respon-
sibilities of life. forming her own
conclusions which must be correct
conclusions. with an abundance of
moral strength and womanly dig
nifty intermingled: and, II she is
YOUR very own little girl. you can
not over-estimate your duty to her.
You will find plenty of interest
ing and trying situations.
During her growing" days. she
will show lassitude and complete
disinclination to perform even the
smaller tasks you have imposed
upon her.
She will have her certain stage of
development when she will become
fervently religious but not we'll
grounded nor with her ideas well!
defined.
She will have her first experiences
with admiration from her boy play
fellows which. as most girls know,
20 hard, almost always.
There will be time when her lit
he girl snobbishness will make her
almost unbearable, and some one
has said that in many cases there
are actual forms o fcertain mental
irregularities which attack the girl
who is growing into womanhood 5
estate.
So you have TO watch and care for
your little girl creature physically.
mentally and morally, with almost
equal proportion if you are to see
her bloom softly into the loyeliness
of a dignified woman of the infinite
sweetness YOU would wish.
Her happiness. her health IN
~ entire future. is In your
hands during the trying years when
the girl-baby toddles away, and Vol
have a maid instead with whom TO
deal.-Bonnie Burnham in Pensa-
cola Journal.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-18
f..'dfssen Sale
Success

' aiesSen sale given BY
~sionary and Aid So
lutheran church, Sat
!, lie Lakeland Hardware
ing Co. establishment.
success. The ladie
!. k the public fo~ hei.
/, md also Mr.. vanHuss for
lis window.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-04-18
ONTO ITEMS.

Correspondence 10 the Record ,April liz
The Ladies Aid Society met with
Mrs. /. j. Drayton last Wednesday
and will meet next Wednesday with
Mrs. f. o. Nickel.
Bernard. the eight-year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. lrvie Lloyd, died last
Thursday night The funeral was
held Saturday. interment taking
place in Linton cemetery. The little
fellow had been failing about a
year. The sympathy of the entire
community is extended to the be-
reaved parents.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-04-18
LINTON BAZAR

be permitted on any of the perma-
nent waters of the state, and the
shooting or killing of geese must be
at least one half mile away from any
such permanent waters Hunters
must obtain license for the year
1912 before doing any shooting.
Hundreds of friends in Minot and
throughout North Dakota will be
grieved to learn that Former Chief
Justice David f. Morgan is not find
ing the relief in the west that he
had hoped for. His throat is again
causing him much pain and worry.
The Judge and his sister, Mrs Lewis,
are now at Lamanuda Park, Cali
fornia; but, on account of the wet.
disagreeable weather. they are plan
ming to move to some other part of
the state.
1t seems more and more probable
that President Taft will be the NOM
inee of the republicans at the Chi
cago convention Roosevelt is not
showing the strength that it was
thought he would, and LaFollette
does not seem to be strong except in
North Dakota and Wisconsin. And
it also seems probable that the Dem
ocrats will make the wrong nomina-
ton at the right time. Wilson. who
would undoubtedly give Taft the
hardest race of any Of their candi-
dates. is not getting the delegates.
Wahpeton lobe-Gazette. (This
item was published before Illinois
and Pennsylvania voted.
Kenmare News: Hel'sa poppin
in the Democratic ranks since the
results Of the recent primaries have
been made known. II is known to
many throughout the state that the
present executive had been quietly
urging the Democrats in many quar-
tiers to vote for the man Of his choice,
Mr.. Duis. John Burke has ma
chine of his own. The maneuvers
manipulated by Burke. Collins and
Macarthur have disguised many Of
the old warehouses who are now
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-04-18
Citation Hearing Petition 70
pointment Of Administrator

State Of North Dakota
Comfy 81 t.mmons.
Ia tpunty Court; Before Hon. tsharlat- Y!
GarleY. Judge.
In th,. matter OF the estnte.o Frank I, Epn-3
ston. deceased
eron, states attorney for Emmuns collntt
aud All persons Interested In s,id esif,itss
respondents Citation Hearing lriitiei
fpr Appointment ~ Administrator
The state ~ North Dakota ~ The atlOst
named respondents and ALI persons iiitnts
tsi.d in the estate az Frank u Iien.siNff
decreased
thai Andrew Hansen, TN. petitioner her.in.
has iiicd IN This court his petition ijrayinz
that letter, of administration upon the
tate ~ Frank u Bengston, late ~ the county
- FiuinGf, and state ~ North Dakota ~
ceased b. eranted IN Andrew Hansen, ansl
that said petition Will be heard and duly coi
sldercd ny thi, court on Monday. tho GDtii
Gayipf May, a. u, lyi2, at six O'Clock In ihs
afttfnoon " that day at the court room, g I
this curt, in the county court-house Ia I'll
.i4iase ~ Linton, county Of Eminons and
\ ate ~ North Dakota; md you, and each ~
y9u are hereby cited TO be and appear before
THIS court NJ said time and pl are and an. nsf1
said petition, and show cause. IL any Their
be-. why the prayer OF said petition shon4a
moi be granted
ny I ~ Court
i-tAfj CHARLES B. CARLY
Judge Of the County Court
Dated the ith day Of April. a. ID 1872
LIT the service Of the above citation ~;
III ade by personal service on Respondent
named and by publication IN the Emmd.i,
county Record
tsKAi CHARLES -. .CARLEY,
'Aprll29 Judge " the County Court
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-04-18


Kicker, Clifford Fisher. Anton
Bosch. Julia Heisler. Alvin Frank
hauser. Alvin McVey. Stella :Pritch-
ard. Carl McVey. Arthur Rudy.
Pearl Ramey, Clarence Haggard.
Johanna Schott. Ruth Gillespie,
Emma Pfeifer. Walter krick. Edna
Styles. Anola Junge. Robert Ches-
rown. Stewart Coventry. Margaret
Eberley. Veronica Wiegand. iona
Smith, Wilbur Burge. John Smith.
Jacob Smith, Jacob Pfeifer. These
are the pupils in the first grade Of
the Linton school. To others the
regular prices will prevail.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-04-18

more ON to" the game which
Honest 60 John is playing them.
While it is conceded that Hellstrom
will be Burke's choice for governor,
many believe that even though He'll
strom should receive the Democratic
nomination, he will be under the alb
solute dictation of Burke, which
means that. should the opportunity
be ripe. Hellstrom will lay downlike
poisoned pup" and make way for
Honest John" for fourth term.
Steele Ozone: The Billy Sunday
travesty on religion gets its grip on
Fargo. after Sunday had wired that
his pie had been soured by DR..
Boards refusal to personally JOIN in
the feast There is no doubt that a
lot of sincere church people are de-
luded into the notion that man
who tears around the country like a
kind of hypnotic irritant is doing re-
ligious work Of real value ON big
scale; but. to good many, Sunday
seems fakir of the worst kind. He
goes only to places that will raise
him thousands of dollars. and his adj
vance agent, Gill, adopted the policy
Of trying to remove opposition to
that style Of eyangeizing by defam-
ing and bully-ragging men like DR..
Beard. and denounclng all who
agreed with him as hypocrites and
aiders of the devil. 1t seems strange
that, after the low taste exhibited
by Gill. citizens of standing should
be found in Fargo who would toler-
ate not to say seek the presence
of Sunday in the city as a religious
teacher.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-04-18
AROUND THE STATE.

There is a number Of towns over
the state that will establish potato
warehouses this year.
Commissioner of Agriculture Gil
breath is endeavoring to find a &c, 600
acre tract of land for Russian
colony.
The sheriff of Foster county can't
vote, because, by mistake. his resi-
dence is not included in any voting
precinct.
The custom of some husbands and
wives in opening each other S mail is
said to have caused some grief in
Grand Forks.
Ed. Patterson, the Bismark hotel
man, has devised a key-ring for hotel
keys that will prevent travellers from
carrying them away.
The Langdon Courier Democrat
seems to think it was a sufficient ex
cuse for the democrats to vote for
republican presidential candidates.
when they had no one but Burke on
their ballot.
That there is not much in name
is shown by the fact that, while
Roosevelt township in Stutsman
county wen: very much for Roose-
Welt, Roosevelt township in Foster
county went very much the other
way
Wahpeton Gazette: During
the 1911 session Of the legislature
the game and fish laws of this state
were changed to permit of wild
goose shooting in the spring of each
year the time limit ending May 10th.
1t will be noted that this amend
ment does not permit the killing of
any other bird or animal at this
season of the year or their molesta-
ton in any manner The law also
provides that goose-shooting will not
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-04-18
Van Irunt and Monitor

Single and Double Disk
Drills, None Better
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-04-18

and Thomas Jones uhclt special guardian
respondents Notice of Hearing re,iilsgus
for License 10 Sell Real Estate
The state ~ North Dakota To the ni,ue.s
named respondents nnd All persons ini'.is
cstcd In the estate OF Frederick kchaids4
deceased:
You are hereby notified that the pe,ltioti
OK Charles u. smith, administrator at the
estate Of Frederick Richards, late OF ii'
county Of Lake and state ~ south Dllspta.
deceased has been illsd In This court. th.fe
In petltioninR that he be authorized, rupo"
cred and directed to sell real estate belpig
follows o-wit
section one %. Township one hundre'f
thirty three Ntt) north. Rang. seventy ->.v.'fr
90 west Of the Fifth T. NJ In Efnmons rouh
" state Of North Dakota
said petition Will be heard 10y this rniitt
on Tuesday, the 18th day of May, A y lals
"a ten O'Clock In tho forenoon OF that day, ~
the court rooms of this court. Ia The court
house. Ia the Village Of Linton. county OF En-
mons and state % North Dakota.
And you. and each OF you. nre hereby cited
before this court nd show cause ~ any you
have. why this petition should not bc grant
ed
latcd the lIlh day % April. A. u lpl.
BY the Court
CHARLES IS GAKLEY
t-eaD Judge OF the County Court,
Let service Of this citation be made W
publication In he Emu County kocpfd
published at Linton N u for four ruci.>
siye weeks. and by personal service ~ MS
notice upon Thomas Jones' special gnAr,IiAi4
tSealj CHARLES Is. CAki.EY
prlS-myHD Judge
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-04-18
LlVONA LINGO.

Correspondence to the Record. Ap,,l lii
Martin Hicks made trip to Hazel
ton last Thursday.
] Walter Nogle and Miss Wilde
spent Sunday afternoon at George
Suverly's.
The little daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Clark is very sick with
the measles.
Miss Ethel Vader left last Thurs
day for her old home in Iowa, where
she will spend the summer
Miss Grace Campbell is down from
Bismarck. and will spend Several
weeks onh her homestead near I.ivona.
Miss Emeline Burbage returned
to her home at Bismarck last week
after months visit at the Wildes'
home.
Frank Gray came out from Hazel
ton Saturday night for visit with
Mrs. Wiley. He returned to Hazel
ton Monday
Joe Letner returned recently from
Iowa. and passed through here one
day last week on his way to his claim
near Fort Rice.
The river has fallen about twelve
feet. but there is no sight of the
Fort Rice ferry -boat that made its
getaway some time during the night
of April 7th.
Tom Secular came down last Tues
day and moved his thrashing rig.
that has been standing at Wesley
Baker since last fall He thrashed
out some flax for Martin Hicks on.
his way home
Friskie.
For rag carpet weaving see Geo.
Brooks. He does good work. (tf)
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-04-18
Call on Charles Il. Carley. county,
Judge, for final proofs and filings.
otlce of Hearing Petition for
censc to Sell Real Estate.

state OF North Dakota,
County ~ Emmons.
In County Court: Before hon ipil.s Is
Carley. Judge
In the IN after Of the estate OF Frederick liieh-
ards deceased.
Charles II. smith, Administrator petitioner
vs.. Grace Richards Mary Richards Fran
els Richards, William Richards nn.nors,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-04-18

Some Mom''oml Things
TO Have: The Ismerson;lnd
Moline Sulky and Gang
I'lows
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-04-18
ndiidstes lsn'f It about time

u were putting 10 your order
.~nG a,.fjfn rcrdc efinIs ase on
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-22

Rampno sinen ron beuhIeriih:r
6r0mmiatsit iiberfIisbsnbsn Brief, in
oem er ibn iparnt. 4m %. 4usuFt
1855 peroen G~elioftro unp ieine
Frau observation-disclosures IN bic 30.
title gebratt, nnhoem bic Sutuelisre
ijh tpegen 9e3cbIung oes BON Roban
astauftsn 5alsbanDes on bic aoniein
sepanot baben, oie bon psm eonssn
StpinbeI tsin. 4bnung bat. Rad
hem bsriibmten qrossB Diro Gugaos
ftro in 5rsihsit qeisst unb pdhlt nun
Qonbon gum delo isiner Ibdtis.sit.
2ibsr isin Rir6us III serliori unb al
feline 9sr6rshen fpereea oFfenbdr, ba
feline pom ihm mibhunbelie unb MFG
bruuhts 5rau nunmebr olie gebeim:
niiIe preisgibt. Nus aonbon erbdlt
Hamonb siusn Brief isines Gr.unbes
4en De Wpranbe, Der bem aarbinal
iiber ieinen QisbIing nnb gunitlins bic
@ugsn offnsn mubts. ipenn bas nod
nothig mar. .Rsins 3peifsl, tteurer
syreuno iino aufgetldrt. id babe ieins
mebr," ihreibt Ren unierm 30. WGr3
1887. .GnoIi9 in es mir s,lun9sn.
un3ptiislbaft feitsufteiIsn. bob unfsr
iebr tbeurer uno iehr ehrentDerthe-
6srr 9ruf pon Goslioitro nidts tpeit.r
1T als Elm Shspinolsr unb ein
tS6urte."
Der 5tuh Der Gh5nbsit.
.Sd0nbeit 1T Rsihtbum, ShSnbeit
ift Md6t!" 60 tiinbigt cine Misner
Observation-Disclosures ibrs lspunberbaren
qrdpordts an. DAP obtr GtoHbsit,
uno Spur po[lenbete gh0nbei!, aud
Elm SinberniB iein lam. tpenn ss
beibt, bas tasishs GrOb su perbienen,
BAG benefit bas GhidfaI elmer fh0s
nen 8enfsrin. Die 9ame III gebilbet,
ipriht mebrsre Gprafxn, III i'm Be-
iiBs bes gr3ieberinneR5eugniies, furs
Tie tam iib zines groben Wsabes sus
ter gigenihnften riibmen, Die ihr eis
ssntli6 ale gfortsn 5ffnsn lollten
4ber Der Jluh, Der ouf ihr laittt, III
ibre Shonbeit! Gs eeians ibr, In elmer
englifhen Jomilie Stellung 5u finben;
abr ihon mad furser 3eii eripahte in
ihrer 5errin bic Gif.rfuns. Die fhone
gr3ieberin mubte Hnan uuo Gan bins
aus, trobbsm Tie ME bic Grenwn bes
grlaubten iiberf6riiten. nod burh
ibr 8enebnen irsenbnie MnioB our
2lugs eeseben bate. llnb 70 sine es
fort! Rire.nbs mar ibr 4ufentbaIt BON
lGneerer Dauer. Hif)t feIt,n mar cine
5rou 10 Dffenbfrsis, ihr ins Geii9t
gu fassn. baB lie lie Su biibf6 fdnbt,
um fie in ibren 0ausboH aufne6msn
su tSnnsn. Giebsn Wepnok Sat bic
Iaums fGsre 0s3istessa nit . jtDsm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-22

Jbnen nur .inen annGbernben pers
thoffen. sMahen ste Sbrsn 9efiiblen
2uftl" iteht iiber ben guben einlabens
anseihrtsben, uno serabe bic eleeante
Melt lGbt fth bas ntht atpeimal ias
gen. Serren tn 5rud unb 3pIinberbut
bilben Gueue, unb penn einer Der eea
rabe befh6ftigten Murfidiisen einen
befpHbers tlirrenben Sreffer eemaht
bat, bonu loft iib Elm 6reubenidret
aus ben aorten aeblen Der in Spibens
tpiietten unn Mbenomdnteln ben Stdnb
umbrdngsneen Damen. Snterefant 1T
dud 3u beobahten, ipie manden Sdiiz
sep, i'm Gpprteifer na6 unb nah bic
Wntb padt. SD fab einer, Der, lei es in
9eodnten an feinen gorgcfesten, feline
9ldubieer pner feline Shptegermuttsr,
Iflieblih alss, mas ibm unter bic
Singer fam, ersriff uno blinblings
gesen ben feinbli6sn &iihenf6rant
ihleuberte. Bis Die lebte Safie bdrauf
5eriplitterte unb bic in aniebDsden
bebienenoe iun9e Dame in Sellerbruh
fpatete bis an bic rei3enben Waoen. Gs
mar eins 2uit!
Soer lpar es niht pieImebr cine
StMnos2 War es ni6t ttef bsIhdz
menb fir unIere tulturitol3e 3ett, oaB
sine 10 unerhort hanauiiiH 2ufbors
tett Ii5 bes 8eifulls Der aneebIih 9ez
htloeten srfreute, nod pasu an elmer,
tpenn aud MIR fir cine SpmmerIaiion
ben Wanen Willidm Shateipeares qes
tpeitten Stdtte2 9as NOR es, 10 i6ien
mir, in Der Shat, unb ibpn bate itt
mir ein iteifbeiniges, moralifhsdftbss
ttftes Hoblein auf9e3Gumt, bon benz
berdb if Sbnen iiber bieie 2tngeIegen=
belt au berihten geoatte, oQ bsIann
ih mid nod re6t 3eitiQ zines 8e'Ie>
rem. Gs iit tpirtIi6 10 fblimm niht.
8eroanten mir nift bem grDbtsn
| 0eutfden Qeithetiter duh ben liebensz
tpert6eiten 8erIerter Der beutiden glaz
ttpnaIIitteratur, fir ben rbas Wtoraliz
| fhe fi9 INNER BON feIbft perItunb"?
8euten Sic an bic Birtbsbausisene,
mo yau6 elmer" nit llnterTtIbunq ieiz
nes 5reunbes idmmtlihes Sifhz
geIbirr gum 8lubium Der OorfiuQeno
gum 6eniter tinaus auf bic Strabs
feuert. IS iino eben feit ben 3eiten bes
S6rabenber3ogs &rod tpeoer Die
ftletteiten nod Die decentralization
Reuifen 9stpeien, Die 3upeiIen cine
ioIde See!enerletdterung nDtbiq Bat
ten, uno in Der bon tonpentioneQen
8anoen eingei6niirtsn geieai6oftli6en
Oberi6ift ipiro oteies geburfniB no.
tiirIid eruptiper smpFunoen aIs oQ,
100 es obnebin frsisr 3ugsbt. unb mas
Die ibateipeartfhe RatbarI6aft an
lan9t. 10 brauher Sic bel sfrieorid
lhecoor Slider nur nod ettpas peiter
81 bIdttern uHo sic itobeu auF bic
Worte: r9ostbe bate firs Drama au
psuis 9aQe. S6iIer bate mebr BON
oieiem 0eiioerat. Sbdteipeare oas
rette 2uantum."
Die 8erierter bon gurls Court Itnb
Shdtefpeures om @nbe gar niht 70
uHpiirbig.
GOnfantin BON 3ebIis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-22

babn propbsssien. Wkber iituIic-cn
oimn,el Der gibne eth Ie,i6teHoer
Stern aufssgunseH. on peHen pratt
man fih erfreui, obne rDeiier ndh ieis
ner 5ertunfi gu frasen. Diefe 5ers
iunft Iisei bduiie melt ab bon funf
unD giibns. Gtr nsus Stsrn. Gdses
nape, mar biskr RelieHDer in 2eoers
paaren, beppr nas 0olb IN ieintr
aeble entbett nurbe. Der ~0Gulcts-
fiibrt bel bisier 9eIsgenbeit cine Reibe
anbersr 8uhnenIierne auf. bic aus ben
gliebsrnnesn bes io;ialen aebsns CUR
9obs smporftisssn. Ter beriibmte gs'
nor SelIRr, Der aus elmer drmeH. fins
bsrrsiGen fyamilie itammt., tam D0uig
mtitellos nah pdris uno fpuroe Heus
ner In einen tlsinen Rtituurnnt. GiHes
4benbs fam sufdtlis Gomonb about
In oieies 0oritootcafe uno blieb 3iems
Iib lougs. 10 bob er ihliebIih Der lsste
Gait mar. ia horts er pI0blih i'm
Simmer nebenan sin. Stimms, bic ibn
entsudte. Gr fab noH: ss tpnr Der
Gelner. Run mubie Sstlier Dor ams
brpiie Thomas, Der oamals Nreitpr
ots aonIerpoioriums mar. ieinsn gss
fang bortn lnfen unb f.in Dliid mar
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