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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25

Memorial Day. sacred in its obser
vance. hallowed in its associations and
nation-wide in its significance will
soon be here, bringing again opportun.
ity for the most impressive demonslra-
ton Of American patriotism known 10
our Republic II is a sacred privilege
given us to show the true patriotism
required OF rs
" For they kept the stars in the field
OF blue
They brought the states 70 allegiance
true
To them the nation life is due
And the nation should never forget
We would like the lodges TO join us
IN our processiAn on Decoration Day in
the march tc the cemetery.
The foundation is ready for the mon.
ument which we expect to dedicate on
that day
All are invited TO the VI. church
Sunday morning 10 hear the Memorial
sermon 10y Rev Z. |. Osborn.
The W r. G. urgently request that
AL stores observe Memorial day by
closing mp during the exercises 50 that
all who wish can attend
BY Committee " X. G.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25
PRETTY HOME WEDDING
Miss LaRergren and Ernest Keast Were
United in Marriage Wednesday.

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs Reinhold
Lagergren WAS the scene OF pretty
wedding Wednesday afternoon, when
their daughter, Miss Adehl, was united
in marriage TO Ernest Keast, of Palat-
ka, by Rev. William Roberts. The
bride was attended by Mrs Albert
Trestrail and the bridegroom by Albert
rrestrail
AS the bridal party entered the par
lor Lohrgren's wedding march was
played by Prof John f. Johnson.
The bride was attlred in beautiful
gown of white satin and carried a bo-
quet Of white roses. The boquet, when
thrown among her lady friends, was
caught by Miss Beatrice Oliver
Over seventy guests were present.
After the ceremony a sumptuous wed
ding supper was served in the dining
room, which was decorated with pink
aud white carnations
The bride is an accomplished young
lady and loved by an who have the
honor Of her acquaintance. The bride
groom holds a good position as ma
at one of the mines az palatka.
The bride received many beautiful
and costly presents as tokens OF regard
from her many friends
Mr.. and Mrs Keast left Thursday
for short wedding trip.
Upon their return they will reside at
palatka They have the best wishes
pf large circle OF friends. Iron
Mountain Press
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25
swatthe Fly

Every house fly killed now means one
million less by August !. according to
the medical health officer, who recon-.
mends that this dangerous little germ
carrier should not be- over looked dur.
ing the spring house cleaning opera.
tions II Is claimed that II proper pre-.
cautions were taken 81 destroy all the
breeding placdsfq flies and that II the
half dozen which lurk In the kitchen
were killed at this time OF the year. the
honse fly would be practically banished
fSaap the city DO il at once and save
and ttoubfe
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25
10000 CATHOLICS IN U. p.
Membership Of Roman Catholic Church in
Marquette Diocese Shows Gains

'HN~NNO OlSS9sc onOWS Cams
During the past few years the growth
OF the membership Of the Roman
Catholic church in the diocese of SAINT
Ste. Marie and Marquette has been
phenomenal. According to tie recently
published statistics. there are now
~, 600 adherants to that faith in the
diocese and a large increase is shown
over the hgures shown in the previous
census.
Copies of the new directory have
been received by the priests in Hancock
as well as other towns in the diocese
The directory is a comprehensive. work
containing a mass OF information and
IS the most complete ever issued. 4
recapatulatien statistics contained in
the directory concerning the diocese
follows Number Of bishops. secular
priests, sJ priests Of religions orders.
l3 total 96 churches with resident
priests, 15 missions with churcnes. i2
stations. 43 ecceliastical students. q
academies for young ladies. I parishes
with parocnial schools 25 pupils in
schools and academies, 337; orhpan
asylnms, number OF orphans, III;
number of hospitals 4 schools for
Indians, sisters of religions orders,
21l total population, 96, 600
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25
Methodist Episcopal Church

Rev. f. l. Osborn, Pastor.
Regular Preaching Services will be
held in the churcn ~ the hours cf 10 80
q. m. and $50 D. m. The morning
service will be Memorial OF those
who possessed the true spirit Of patriot
ism in the DAYS OF the Civil War
Members OF the WoInens Relief Corpse
and Old Vetenars Of the War are espec
iallv invited to be present. Pastor
Theme, The Price OF Freedom. At
the evening service the pastor will
present the tneme The Ascension OF
Christ Special music by the choir
at botn services.
Sunday School at II A. under leader
ship Of y NJ Ross and Mrs :. d.
Vivian. Lesson Truthfulness.
New Mems Bible Study Class-Attend !
Christian Endeavor at $3.50 D. m.
Topic Missions in Asia. Free
win Offering Tor May are due at this
Prayer meeting on Thursday go y.
m Theme The JOY Of Thinking.
Your attendance ut all these services
is earnestly requested
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25
AN ACTIVE SEASON
is NOW ASSURED
MORE IRON ORE SOLD THAN HAS
BEEN HANDLED FOR SOME TIME
LOCAL pILts'To Be SHIPPED
Those at the Dunn. Tobin. Armenia and
Bristol Will Surely be Sent Forward
and Probably the Western

The shipping season Of 1912 is going
10 be very active one. More ore is
going to be shipped than was sent
down last year or two years ago More
ore will be shipped from the Crystal
Falls district than has been shipped for
some time. Everyone will have work
lnd there may be a scarcity OF labor
before we know it,
The one draw back is thar the price
is low. ore was sold al a figure un-
thought Of in 1907 ana one that will
probably not be eoualed again for sew
eral years
: SO low, IN fact, has ore been market
ed this year that press reports credit
one concern, which ownes mines, with
buying million tons and conserving
its own ores TOR the days when ore will
command better price.
II is gossip around iron ore circles
that Iron county ore has been sold in
Cleveland this year at a price of 81 50.
Whether this is true or not, the tact
remains that there has been cut under
the market. The market rules 50. IL
on Iron county ores and that leaves
scant enough profit Tor the miner who
has TO pay high royalties.
The rail and lake rate is forty cents
each Add to those charges royalty
taxes, commission and insurance and
IL leaves in the neiRhborhood OF from
81. 20 10 81 80 I. o. b. cars at the mines
out OF which must come the mining
costs, including development and ex
ploratory charges and what profit the
miner Is egitimately entitled 10 on his
investment lt's certainly slim pick
ing for the mine owner
Crystal Falls is not behind in this
movement OF ore. With steam shovels !
working at four Of the mining proper
.s and the output all going forward |
~ a rapid rate, this section will Ger.
tainly clean mp nice output.
Corrigan, Mckinney q Co. nave
evidenced a desire to get their stock
piles away Just as quickly as possible
and have teen operating shovels since
the opening Of the season.
Shovel work this year is quite diff
hcult because Of the very severe
weather last winter The piles are
frozen badly and II will be several
weeks yet before any big digging can
be done As IL is there are about 400
carloads OF ore going out OF Crystal
Falls daily.
The rumor is that the piles at the
Armenia Bristol. Tobin and Dunn
will all disappear this year The Tobin
pile OF last year was al loaded out but
at All Of the other mines ore was car
ried over AT the Dunn much ore has
been In stock TOR three years 50 that
the cleaning up Of the pile there will
mean Il great deal. Much speculation
has bonn rife as 10 the Great Western
pile. IL was rumored early in the sea
son that uuch Of that pile was 10 90
also but IA II is now the Corrigan.
Mckinney people have sufficient to
keep them busy in moving the piles at
their other mines mp until the latter
part of the summer
Before he left tor his western trip
Supt. Richards said that he expected
soEys Of the Great Western pile to 90
forward hut that he mad no informa
ion upon that subject from headquar.
.ers
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25

Special orders or repair work during
the summer will save you money ON
fall prices. Orenstein Bros Calumet.
Mich, at Miss Lidbergs millinery
store May gath and 25tn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25
Man Killed at Claiming

Thomas MyricK, employed as fore.
man on the extra gang for the c. NJ. a.
ST Paul Railway Co. lost his life at
Claiming Tuesday morning by being
run over by the cars, His death was
instantaneous The st Paul Co il
doing some repair work AT Charming
In the way of putting IN new switches.
ties, rails. eIc While engaged i'm gu.
pervising the work Mr.. Myrick stepped
Oft the track on which locomotive
was approaching directly in the path
or another which was coming from an
opposite direction
The only information that can be
learned about the accident is that Mr..
Myrick was last seen alive walking
down the track towards Charming.
The accident happened about three
hundred yards north Of the Charming
depot His body was discovered lying
alongside OF the track 10y two brake.
men. His left lex and the right foot
were severed
The body was sent to Marinette
Wednesday and taken to the home OF
the brother OF the deceased
Myrick was about fifty years OF age.
He had been working for the 81 Paul
road Tor several months II is supposed
he came from Portland ore ~ several
letters from a sister were found in his
coat dated nc the coast city. She has
been informed OF the fatality.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25

On next Wednesday evening the X .
OF p. lodge will receive visit from
Grand Chancellor Victor Hawkins A
class OF candidates will be put through
by the degree team. after which a ban.
quet will be rendered the Grand Chan.
cellor and the knights.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25

All. Haley and o. r. Larsen return.
ed yesterday morning from Port Huron
Mich. where they went 10 attend the
annual session Of the enoampment of
odd Fellows.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25

Best's Bros Ice Cream, IOc per qt.
Costs little more but j. worth H. At
Koepeke's
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25

Leave orders tor your family ice
with l. II jackson
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25

Mrs Charles a. Robinson Is visiting
with her parents az Niagara this
week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25

Continued on Page 4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-13

Ren gort, II. 5e6. 4ngetpn1-
men: n8olturno" BON RotterDam, 80
IQbria~ pon Reapel etc.
Qbgeganssn: raurst" mad Qibau,
Uranium" na6 ROTTERDAM, rgitonta"
nab 2ibuu.
Warfeille. 4bess.: .9enesta"
nab Rem Yort.
paIermo. 46gsg.: nStaIia'
mad Rep Yort.
2ueenstotpn. IHeet.: nphl'
Iabelpbia" Don Rem gort.
Rotterdam. 2bgeg.: rgampus
nelo" naa Sem Yprt.
2t3aro. SienaIiiirt: ~Roham'
beuu" DON Rem gort, nah 5oore BE-
itimmt.
Ttums. Ins.t.: nSrunronta'
BON Rem Yort.
9Iasgop. auget.: ~GaIsooHta
BON Reu Yprt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-13
Gemeiner SfipinDler.

;Srau Wdube peterIon BON SO. 636
Sft 5. 4benue tpuroe geitern Don etnem
5auiirsr auf raffinirte Dsife um $3.50
bsI4ninoelt. Der Wtann bate Dor eiz
nigsn 1assn 5srr peterion OerIpro-
den, ihm cine iunge guloO98e oertau>
fen gu nolIsn. GsItern iteQte er iiA
fpieber in Der Wobnung Elm unO tbeilte
5rau peterIon nit, bag sr ben 5uno
gu ibrsm Wann nah bem Clinton 5oz
tel asbrudt babe, no 2eBterer ais aoh
tbdtig lit, rnb petsrion babe ibn be-
auftrdgt, iid ben Gaufpreis, $3.50.
BON ibr gsben gu laFen. Die 5rau
bdnbigte ibm cine 3ttan8ig- Dollar
Rote aus unb Der Shpinoler lieB bic.
ielbe ips6feln unb brahte t6r ben
lleberihuB, $3.50, 3uriit. 2lIs Serr
getsrfon am 4bsnb hetmtom, iteQte es
fih berdus. oob sr ben 5uuo niht sre
talten bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-13
Der genotor tobelte audi bic 4usz

Der Senator tabelte audi bic Iusz
oaben fir 5dfen, Die an ben unmogs
li6iten Stellen an9eIegt tpiiroen, fir
Die gsrbeFerung BON Bd1erftrdben,
bic nidt porbanbeH ieien unb fir ofz
fentlihe @ebduoe, Die nur BON ben
befiirportet purben,
neil lie bumit ibre WieoererDdblung
iidern tpoutsn. Gum SaluB fagts Der
Ssndtor, bab Elm getpiiIer Senatpr
polltommsn Re6t gebabt babe, als er
Iagte, DaB bic Resierung Der Der.
Stuateu nit $3OO,O00,0OO iGhrli4
peniger, als jsbt ausgegeben tpiro,
esfiibrt tperDen tonne.
pie II inter- II d ung oes y II D.
trufs.
Die Senatoren See, Ssnn., uno
&enpon, Soma, Der @rItere etn Sort
i6rittIiher 9emptrat uno Der Qegtere
Elm forti6rittlhier RepublitaUer, hu=
ben 3uIammen cine gemeini6afts
lihe ReIolutipn aus8uarbeiten, oer3uz
folos Der r9elbtruit" Don sinem ges
meini6dftliheH Sommitiee oes See
mats unb res ReprdIentdntenhQnies
unterfuht perosn foll.
Die ReprdIsntauten i'm 5aus huben
bereits cine urrteriu6ung ieItens oss
requIdreu 6austpmmittees dHgeoroHet
uno es 1T niht uu3unebmeu, oab u
oem neuen 8ori6lag 8uitlmmsn mir
BEN.
Die ReioIution fpirb sinige 4unttc
Der SsrrD ReIolutton entbnlteg, ols
pom bemotrasifben Gautus oerporier
nuroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-13
Nmsldnniibe 9saf,ridbten.

Der liebe 4uguitin. Utan
fhreibt: 4ls 8ihter pes betannten
Bolts uno Stuoentenlisoes 80 Ou
Iisbsr 9luguitin" gilt Der Diener Bolts
idnger 4uguitin Wurr, Der in Der
3tpstten 6dlfte pes II. Subrbunoerts
in Dien uuf Der Safe unb in ben
aneipen isin Weien trteb uuo sttpd als
8orldufsr bes mopernen Sabaretiften
selten oarf. Gben ieBt lit er gum 9els
ben Der neusiten Sperette bon SEQ 5alI
aussrtoren poroen, nahbem ibn in ben
aht5iger Sabren Der &ompouiit So
bann 9anoel i6on einmaI auf Die
gibns gebrdht bate, uno man bari
pielIeiht oaraus bic 5ofinung f6opfen,
ouB ss gelingt, bieier SienIih rdthiels
baften Perionlihteit ebenip auf Die
Spur gu tommen pie unierem 2tepe
ieIbit. Gs itebt. ipie geIugt, teinss<
negs feit, bab 4uguitiu Uearr oer
9iater bes GaHenbauers tit, oas 5u
osn dlteiten Stiiden isiner 4rt gsb5rt
uno in reht psrItiebensn 8ariutioneu
eriitirt. Die jeBt eebrdaaliae Relo-
bic oes .Gi, 9u li.ber 4usuitin" 1T
ieoenfans tpsit iiinseren urfprungs
uno ldbt fih nur bis in ben Qusgung
oes udt5ebnten Suhrbunberts Suruds
perTolgen, no bas Original merttplir,
biseripeiie ols Elm .bDbmtI1es Bolts
leo" be3eihnet pfrb. Der gplfsidnser
4uguftin Marr iplI felt ben iisb5iser
Sabren oes fteb5ebnten SahrhuHoerts
reselmdBis III oerfhnbenen Niener
aneipen seiungsu uno aefpielt baben.
Der urfpriinslite gert pes ibm 3ugez
fprohenen 2ieoes. ipsiit auf oas 9sits
ldbr 1879 bin.
nssSeDen Gag mar font elm iJeft.
SEPT dber babn mir bic SSeft,
BUR elm srDBes 2si9snueft.
Gas ift Der Rsit"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-13

Der 80 Sabre ulte Dm. Senntgan,
Weihenfteller Der 9. unb 8. Giienz
babn, tpobnhaft go. 1888 5iinfte ape.,
grice 5ia, purbe geitern ndhrenb Der
Qrbeit ndbe Storrs citation, BON eli
nsr RangirlotomotiDe iiberfabren, nos
BEL ibm Der linte SUB abgeiAnittsn
unb Der rette SUB DoIItdnoig ger
rolmt tpurbe. Quberbem srlitt ber8ers
ungtiidte i6psre aopfnunben, 1oDie
pubrfheinlih aud innere 8erIeBunz
gen. Gr nurbe nd6 benz Seton .6oipis
tai gsbraht, mo 'ein 3uitauo fir iebr
beDentlih befunben purbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-13

@aIbingtou, .. G., II. Jeb.
Die Sb.rpooof4s iossnaHnte r0o!@
larsqs3up" .gsniipnsporlage Duroe am
Q2pntag pom senat.Psuiionstommit'
ZEE oerporfen uno Is lpurbe bafur et1e
Qneere 9orlage Tubfttuirt. bet Der fih
DIE Wehrausgdben fir peuiIonen auF
ungefdbr $24,0O0,OO0 bslaufeu Dsrz
Zen. Sas Subititut, oas BON Dem Se-
nator Snoot OcH lltab stugersl1t
purpe, ipuroe aHgenommsn.
Die S.udtoren Broun, Neb., uno
Curtis, aas., tiinpigten on, bab ne
I'M Senat beantragsu rpiiroen, ooB bic
Sb.rpoobs9ia fir bic Smoot'i4e
9or!age Iubitituirt tperoe.
Der 9Drunihlag oon $4,000, 900
in Der Smpoi'ibsn 8orldge boiirt auT
elmer 3uiammsnftsaung beg penfipns-
Bureaus itber NIter unD Gdnge Der
Tienitseit, Der 9etsruneu. Dem Pen
iionsbureau sufolqe iuiiroe bic 4nndhz
me Der Sberpopo.gia benz 2anoe idhr.
lid S75, 100000 mshr sstoitet baben,
als i.gt fir geniioneu be3abIt piro.
Die Smoot'i6e 8orlase tpuroe nit
u ueaen 2 Stimmeu angenommen,
uqhoem bic sbsrlppooihe nit 10 9e.
otn 4 5timmen pertporfen tporpen
mar. sic perfiigt, oub 0eteranen, Die
90 Sdqe ooer rnebr i'm 8iireertrie5,
uno ioIhe, Die go 5age poer mehr I'm
meritaniifen aries geoisnt baben.
genIionen srbuIten follen. Die 9ets.
ransn pom meritaniIten aries ioIlen
S33 ben Wtonat erboIten.
Fir Die 9etsrunen oes giirasrfrieJs
1T cine 'ieigsnbe peniionsftala porge=
Iebsn DON $13 ben Wtonat fir 9e'
teruusn, bic 90 sage eebient baben une
81 SABRE aft iino, bis 3u $50 osn Yto'
nat fir geteransn, bic 75 Sabre all
limb uno orei Sabre poer mebr esbieui
boben.
5m Senat belt Senator Senpon ei.
ne Rsbe su 9uniten Der Shsrpooo.
Iben 9.nIionsporluse. or protsitirtt
oagegsu, pab man bon Sparidmteit
rebe, tpeun es iih um penFonen bdnplt
unb Iasts. oaB bic grfpurniHs amber.
neitis semaht tperoeu fcllten! 60 tria
ttiirte er bic grbObling Der SaIGre Del
Senntoren uno aongreBmitslisoer
tpie audi oes prdiibsnten Der Der
etaaien uno er fuste, oaB an Der
Wsilenselbern Der aonersbnitQIiebe,
aIlsin $125, 900 i'm Sabr seipart tuer.
ben fonnten; er tritiiirte bic ausgaber
| fir ben pnnoma=aanaI unb iaste, BAT
Iogar Aobert 6. peurp nit benz ga
lar zines EontrenomiraIs peniipnir
norben iei, neil er .irgeno ettpas mas
ais Der Norbpol betannt ift, unb un
bas Hiemann in ben Melt ettpas Qiebt
sHteect bobea fru.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-13
1daiIes 6iaennaies DouSba 4lenras 49, 8ebraas 1919

- Mns benz Dor benz 5aufe Vo. 244
Wleft 6. Npenue baltenben 4utomobil
Der sSrau CLARA aatpbedb, bon No.
536 gnmben 9tpenue, ipurDe Elm Qel5s
mantel i'm Dertbe BON $40 geitohlen.
gborles Bed, bon go. sos 2is
5ertb gfrobs. tpurbeseeitern auf elmer
Gar Der Wlt. 4uburn 3oD Ginie bon
5aihenoieben um iein gortsmonpaie
NIT $22 Snbalt beitoblen.
Aus benz 3immsr bes Wn.
Shfpeibolt, No. 800 Jinoldp StraBs,
fpurben Elm Qn5ug i'm Wertbe bon
$25, iofpie $22 in 8udr geitoblen.
Gin 5auiirsr itsbt i'm 9erbdht, ben
9iebitabl begaugen 81 ha6en.
Gennore gontento, go. 3O15
6enItap NDenue, meloete Der polisei.
baB Elm ginbrsdsr pdbrenD isiner abs
ipeien6eit ourh bas Gberliht IN iein
3immsr eeitisgsn lit uno cine Wense
aleibungsitiide. fopa sol in italienis
Ihem Geloe geftoblen bat.
Susma Wanoli, bon SO. 537
Weit A. apenue, erpirtte geitern einsr
6aTtbefebl gsgeH Jrancss Wtnrtin, Don
yso. 800 Neit a. aDenue. untsr Der
9lntlaee bes Raubes. Gr bsihuloi9t
bus Jrauen3immer, i'm, ndheno er
fih IN beHsn 3immsr befdnb. aufges
balten, nm So berau6t unb bic 3reppe
binuntsrgeporfm gu habsn. gr srIitt
hei bsm lle6erFau siHsn grua Der
rehten 5ano,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-13

ins 1beoter 5u seben; fDenn iid ale
sSreunbe bes portrefflihen 8omiters
einfinben, bann gibt's EN- gombenz
baus. 6trr Carl Wunberle bonn
Spmpbonie Orhefter tpiro bur9
Ieine eigene sompofition r2tIpsns
tlange", eine gbdntofie fir 3itber nit
pr6eiterbsgleitung, piel ba3u bsitrus
gen, Stirnmung su er3eugen. - Der
9ertduf Der gintrittstarten bel Otto
aab, 2ppt6ete, 8ine uno 2ibsrtp
StraBe; .. q. 5beobalo, 8uhbdnoz
luno, 1919 8ine y5trabe unb an Der
aaFe oes 9ranb Opera 5ouie bat Be-
reits ssitsrn begonnen uno smpfieblt
es iih, Sibe redt3eitts 81 reieroirsn.
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81 { = er.

Gin G1ornIieinbranb ptritbte
esit.rn gu friibtr WorsenituHbe oieges
toobnsr nes 6auiss 30. lit ainfep
glpenue In srobe Aufregung. Jobn Anr
berFon unb itine Gomilie lassn I'm
titfsn Gdlnfe. als bos 1euer Don eis
nem Rahbarn .tntoedt ipurbe. Gie mas
rem infoIge Der itarfen Rauhentipides
lung benz gritidunastobe ndbt, ols lie
gefredt tpurben. Dds unbsoeuienne
;}<usr purbe Ia ipenissn Dlinuieu ses
IDFd,i.
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agsir, bic iinisrseihneieH, fmpfebleFi nHn IN
Sofilren teo,i aetn bic aulpenpnna rpn Batter
cSobn6 Uie6isin ais eine nhere arb fs'criiee
sibbltfe ffr aue grFdltegeen sats. uro rroE'
cbialoetSeu. gsir bnben iic nit Grfcia kei Ell
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