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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-01

Ia b. made with hut nfty -four men.
With nine guns. The CoDf,sicrates had
watched the gathering Of warships and
divisions IT men In blue. They exag.
eerated the soldiers under Grant rs
much rs he exaggerated their strength
and desperation. General Tilrhman
called his oflicers ~ council and stated
that the ease Mas hopeless with less
than 400 men. mostly raw recruits
and poorly armed, against feet ~
ironclads AMI 5000 fighters OH nnd.
Turning 10 his captain ~ artillery. he
said. Can you hold out one hour
against q determined attack The
answer was IN III" affirmative. aud ur.
ders were given for Withdrawing rin
mass across country toward Fort Duu.
el-on.
Captain Jesse Taylor commanded i'i-
Fort Henry cunn"rs. who belonged ~
tho Tennessee volunteer militia ~"
assigned one gun to each uf ~" St"ii
Federal warshipS whirh were In lih"
covered by an island "rr mir below
the fort ~ II ~ u ~ ~" Ships
steamed on, into 'hc channel ~" four
ironnlni- leading anil ~" Tur,udol't
and - Louis ln'crln"Lci fur Nnnt az
sen room. Not u shot WIS nrcd by
either side until III" irru"lld. were
within fair rang" 81 the furt. Tho dag.
III" "nrilworks and quarter, and tn
gpun"rs ~ their guns THEN the naC
ship Cincinnati fired 'he s'gnnl shot.
and II WIS instantly answered 10y "v.
cry "r" ~ Tnylnr'~ guns The con-.
mnndur ~ tie ''nr"ndclct said thai the
fort was one sheet IT llnine. ani cap
tain Taylor described ~" Hring of tie
ir"nrluds rs having h"rn "a~ pretty
anil n simultaneous II hrnadsid" ~
ever flashed from frignir."
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-01

lar piece for the top Of the cap. and a
band for the lower part. II should be
really sewn together and finished on
with n small Hat button covered with
the same material, and black silk
tasssl. The small sketch on the right
shows the undsrside Of the pen.wiper,
and the more firmly II is stuffed with
loops OF wool the better shape II viii
keep, A little pile OF these en.wipers
looks wonderfully well on a stall At u
bazanr. and they make 4 nice brisht
spot of color.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-01
Notice OF Directors Mce.inc.

Notice Is hereby given that the III
rectors Of The Oregon lnterurban
Railway Company will hold their regu-
lar annual meeting at their offices in
Oregon, Missouri, on
TUESDAY. MARCH, ~, 1912;
for the transaction OF such business
as may he properly brought before
the same. Is. +. MORGAN,
l.. ]. MOORE, Pres.
Sec'y.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-01
= ny the Rev,ew oi Reviuws company.

struck and shattered at the same mo.
mcnf. In u short time there were only
four pieces in action, live having been
put Out Of service.
Meanwhile the iroliclud Essex had
dropped ont Of the bpht. disabled by n
reunrkablc shot which pierced the ease
mite Just above the porthole on the
port side, passed through the middle
boiler and east up n shower OF scald
ing water and steam. by this shot
fort! eight soldiers pnI sailors were
killed ar wounded. many Of them be
Ing scaldeh To death Before the ac.
Ddent the Essex had fired seventy
shots, The flagship Cincinnati was
riddlci with the holes OF thirty two
shots. which pierced her upper works
One shot ripped up her side limbers
and shOwcred the decks with splintcrs.
Two Of her guns were disabled The
~. Louis was hit seven times and the
Carondelet IN about thirty places by
heavy shot and shell. The CarOndelet
fired i01 shells and had no battle cas-.
utilities. Eight missiles struck within
two feet OF the bow ports In range
with the boilers. but were stopped by
barricndes built 10 protect the boiler
room. On all the irOnclads the plaurr
was broken aud splintered by the &C.
curate Confederate Are.
Surrsnders to Flag 0faeer Foote.
General Tilghman hauled down the
hne Of Fort Henry at lao p. m. when
hut two OF bis gums were left In &C.
ton, Tie had lost Ave killed. eleven
wounded and Ave missing Accompa,
MED by bis stan, he went on hoard
the Cincinnati and SURRENDERED the
garrison ~ seventy eight men to Flag
odicrr F0Ote. General Grant reached
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-01
the fort Al 3 O'clock and relieved the
navy Of command,

the fort At 3 o'c,ock and relieved the
navy Of command.
Grants troops had bern prevented
from attacking on the land side by the
difficulties Of the march. which was
through a dense forest fiood'd By a re-
cent heavy rain. The Federal cavalry
attempted 10 head ofY the main body
Of Confederates on their retreat TO-
ward Donclson. but only succeeded In
picking up few blatcd stragglers
and two cannon. On the day following
this raval victory the United States
congress rushed through an appropris.
ton Of siO.ODO.OOO for new ironclads.
Fall Of Roanoke Island. N. c.
Roanoke island fell a prize TO Burn
sides forces Feb. =. lsj2 II was a
victory that surprised and encouraged
the PEOPLE aud the soldiery ~ the
north Roanoke island is separated
from the mainland by a sound three
to four miles wide. The Confcdcr-
ate forts upon the island and sc't
10 the sound disputed the advance into
Ailpmnrio sound
The channel OF the sound vas Oh.
struc,ed by sunkcn wrecks, behind
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-01
Rapid Fire From the Gunboats.

Tic cunt vi fr" WIS ,tnndy nnd RAP
III for over nn hour. From IA" decks
III" naval Officers conld SEQ ~" car,hrn
walls "f III" f"ri plow"d NJ and The
debris Sh"wcr,,I over ~" ;onf@lrrni.
guns en-" II captain Tnylor's guns u
riii"l piece. burst AMI disabled many
Of III" men. His colnmhinI wns spiked
10y H. avn printing Wiz" getting fast.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-01
70 MAKE FEE PeN.WIPeR
Useful Little Article That 10 Easily
Made From Remnant OF Scar.
let Cloth.

A fer prn.Wiper 10 no ns- idea. but
II Il an easily made useful little sr.
ticle. aud II can he made from any
small remnant ~ scarlet cloth. and
stuffed with loops Of black Berlin
wool. II 10 cut In two pieces. n circu.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-01
The War Fifty Years Ago

Fort Henry. Tennessee. One Of the Confederate De-
tenders Of Nashville. Taken by the Federal Navy.
Heroic Fight Of . Feeble Garrison--The First Iron
clad Fleet In Acknowledged Army and Navy At
tack and Capture Roanoke Island. North Carolina
Gallant Charge Upon Confederate Battery Located
In Swamp--Two Forts and Twenty-Five Hundred
Prisoners Taken -Abemarle Sound Open
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oySERAL LLnyp TILaHMAS. g. = n. CON.
MASpIk Nr tOkt HISky.

aud hr began Ia strengthen his H..
trcn"bmrniS ~ soon ~ his scout .
brought to headquarters wori Of the
approach ot enemies.
1llghnnn seems Ia have been the
crni attack upon the frnwI. Fort Don.
clsun. situated ou Cumberland river
twelve miles east nf Fort Henry n"
wrote 10 his >up' rinr officer. General
Folk, who was AT Columbus. Ky. that
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-01
Lecture.

The last number on our Lecture
Course will he Edward =. Elliott,
Saturday, March OH. School chill.
dren will be admitted for PIC each.
DO not forget the date. COMMITTEES.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-01

giSIE,L q .. BrUNsiDt. ~ =, A., rgp-
thAL LADDER ~ NpANDkE isLASb
which lay u H"rt ~ wooicn gunhon's.
\ lho "f forts aud batteries stretched
from III" anchorage of III" ships down
the Sh"r" four miles, resting on the
lett IN dense aud impossible swamp.
where three gun battery had been
constructed To- command the only
rans"way across the swamp \ gun
fired from one Of IN" Confederate gun
bouiS announced ih" approach of the
Federal squadron. " half past II
IN ~. Iih the conflict commenced h'-
tween the gunl,on's NJ long range The
Confederate boats gradually retired.
drawing their opponents within rang.
Of III" forts. when iirc was Opened b.
IA. latter
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-01

'HnS'NHN across fnp swamp. y slift
fired from one Of IN" Confederate gun.
boHiS announced ih" approach of tn,
Federal squadron. " half past IL
un III. 1th the conflict commenced he
tween the gunloa's NJ hong range The
Confederate boats gradually retired.
drawing their opponents within rang.
Of III" forts. when nrc was opened by
IA. latter
Land Troops Move to Attack. j
The contest between the boats and
the forts '~niinucsi with varied en-
ergy during the next three hours. in
which time the barracks within the
forts were consumed AZ 3 o'clock the
troops 1gnn "a land. under the pr,,.
lection 81 the fro ~ tho three gun.
boats ~ this time the Confederate
gunhonts drew near and recommended
the action. which was continued until
their ammunition was exhausted.
They then retired mp the Inlet "r
sound The forts then continued Ia
fire nntil the Union gunboats retired
Tor the night. The bravery ~ the
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49,. -. 49, ,,
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gunhoais i've wounded aud the largest
gunl"at sunk nnd another disabled.
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,y.arst Nnssocbns.,,s rif,y.nrs, S,v.
York. Ninth Now Jersey onI r,r,v.
frs, pcnnsv,von,,. ,ho ,h,r, m r,,,L,
GnnEIny coiumn un,,or conoro, pa 81.
consisted n, ,ho Eon.,,, pna,o I,,a"a
First b,ttollon ~ ,hc r,f,h nhndo Is'
land and tho y,n,h y,w yor,,
The arproocb 10 the e,cmv w,s nv
road through n swami an co,h side
~ which was thick undcrhrrsb Al,
oor,bwork ohou, thirty Ave yords v,do
had been erected ocro,s m. rnnd fnr
defense.
The tug OF war came when tho so,.
dIers attemptci IN cor.v tho Swami
battery. Al, Jcpend,d nnon TIM, Tor
the Union dcet had dlspcrscd ,be ,,,.
Sc,lerate shlps, yet were unoh,c IA Il.
ience the forts. These could mn, IN,
o,or,o, ,., ,h
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-01

supplies at Nashville. was bornbarded
ami captured by the Federal navy
ON Feb. Bfty years ago The attack
followed reconnaissance made In
January by General G. r. Smith
Smith had reported TO his chief that
the pos, could be- taken by the navy
alone.
The Confederate commander at Fort
Henry VAS General Lloyd Tilghman
Smith. demonstration alarmed him.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-01

The Oregon Canning Co., will can
Sweet Corn, this year. 2.0tf
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y espts,n GEORGE l. KiLnsR. late
u, S,v,
pRT HENRY. Tennessee. a ma

urslly strong post maintained
on the Tennessee river By Con.
f.sieratcs to guard their base ~
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JDiepb Muderbeioe an Geit Strabe
y. u. No. l. $4,000. +
Ganf,ie W. Nfb,an glmipoob pfdce
8. II. 3. Gp. $1750.
Wturp O. 8ropfs an Weitern 6ias
9. 6. II. 6. SO. $250O.
@eoree M. Mbe an Court Strabe
Wiottet 9. II. 9. 60. $4,000.
s. s.. 1orborg an geit Str. 6. u.
3. SO. Nn. 2. $500.
q. q. 6ofertamp an Brighton 9srz
man 8ant so. $250O.
y. u. Dorisp an Calhoun 8. III 9.
So. $250O.
Gbas. gedelt an stboIpb Mep.
$25OO.
Sobanne Soltbaus an 2iberal 6. II.
9. 60. 5000.
Do. on mentor 6. u. 9. 60. $3.50.
G.Ml. Ii. G.G. 8erienbriigge an Ser
man 9lm. 6. ii. g. So. $1250.
Spbn GosbeD an WlabiIon 9. u.
To. 2. $3.50.
Sbsrefo M. Stein an Reip Mobdtpf
g. u. $400.
6. 6. Mattbeps an gait Gnb 6. u.
60. $1,000.
Sobn gootin an Msntor 8. II. 3. s.
S05O
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Muen, 5beil bon Got No. 10 in Oaplo
Mnen's gftnte. 81.
9lbbie @untrum on Oupio =. 9ep,
2ot go. I'll in s. & 6. yteape's unz
terobtb. $1400.
Wfihael Burger on Georges. .geripe.
She'll BON Got 429 in Brpant & Ere
por's lnterabtbeilung in dartmouth.
ST.,
s}pIeph ssribmdnn an Mnrtin Eoao@
nppica, 80 tei $50 SUB on Der Norbz
ieite bon Delhi glpe. 81.
Gbarles SO. 8us II. u. on slusuit
g. !ppfertamp, 25 BEL 40 Sub on Der
giprbIeite BON Dapton Ctr. 245 SUB
peitlid bon 5reemon 4pe. 81.
9ulie 9. Stiltpea an Sbpmas g..
6eIm, Got 43O in 6, 6. Sppfins er ter
llntsrabtb. in @lmlppoo. 81.
Others q. Cooper an Sulia ". .pars
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penuto llnterabtbeiluns in 9nbe part.
ST.
@eprge W. @bs on Oscar s. De-
SsoHet, Got 48 in DoooburnIpe. Spnz
bicate llnterabtbeilung in SoIetpilb.
81.
WilIiam S. 9obin an @alld Dr. 1oz
bin, Cots 70 uno II in Henneop
9eisbts llntsrobtb. 81.
5annis MeainneD Ii. u. on gsrom
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$525.
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$450O.
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cine Got an Queen Gitp Mpe ST..
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1123 SUB an popIar Ctr, WlaoiIon>
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SO SUB on 9etpitt @pe. 81.
Hob. r. 0roppelmunn an aatberIne
Riedelmanu, eine 2ot an Jairfielb
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81.
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ter fanb elm junges Barrier Wdbden
bas iih tpegen Grmorbung isines ge=
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Rue be Gbaronne lebte Elm sefpiFsr
9enoit 5uiammen nit feinsr 5reunbir.
elmer Shneiberin aamilId Dorrain.
geibe iransen suerit semeiniam, bonn
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bernus unb faste ben 5uiammenlaus
fsnDsn Nahbarn: sd babe es gut as.
maht. Sd babe rntinem Gdae bier
Meneritide W pen aeib gessben ulo
iperbe ieben MnSsren, Der bomit MD.
einDsritanben 1T. ebenfo bebanbeIh
Reulih lit oieie anaenebms Dante ppn
ben Geihporenen oes Geineseridtsbos
| fes slatttpea frtieeiproten iporben. -
Der 17jdhrige W0rOer Rou6es, r.r
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0isner ieines 5errn gessben bat. Der
oen COB bes selisbten Jiiriten nint gu
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gen" bonn Genernl Qeopplb pon Bers
lad, btm Nertrnuten Jriebrih Dils
belms w.. er bate ieinen lob fait
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92eue 6nppt hefen.

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Bernard 5. Wa,lderbeibs an gdt
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German 81. 60. $500.
Rebecca Nepile an Columbia 3. Ii.
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Oscar 6. DeGoHet on Rortb Gin=
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Jacob 8euum an Gln1pop 8. u. .
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Wm. Steipart on German 8. u. g
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q. 9erman Nrens on bo. $500.
8. G. DonIep an gnterpriie .. II
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pouline Jiikr an Weitern &
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3ugb Curtis an l. Nut. .. u. 8. 6
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Weetella Meber an Mm. $. Gettle
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$3.50.
Jrant Gbanee.un Mt. -9ealthp g. Ii
6. 60. $500.
gmmo s. WnIiamssan GlenboIe .
u. 8. u. 60. $1,000.
Miha<I Burger an Glm ctr. SIN
buftrp .. Y. 8. 90. 1880.
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Grnnbeiseutbrms : llebertrasnnsen

~ u II :, O. HKsUpIE'
5erman g. Gpebel. Mbm., an 8ern=
barb 5ufter, 8 2ots in unterabth pom
9enrD W<heps gftute. $500.
Ularia 6. Made an syreberid u.
Bkn, fontratt, bas Grunbitid Ro.
lilo Spring Strube fir $4,000 au
nertaufen.
Gaura q. Grobtr an Mattbsm ~.
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3meifelbufte Ginqe mi

ID ~ { y X u IluS
gen i,n5uperldiIig iein; ober 10 gespiB
mle 5tpeinlal 5lpei qleid bier, bot
81 afcii5" lid, ieit einem gier-
telinbrbunbert als elm lntriiglihes
Samorrbot6en Seilmittel bptpGbrt.
Die Seilfraft oieies in Die 5rpefnG.
f3igite Jorm gebradter Weebifaments
Itebt Ieit, betpieien ourd biele Eau.
ienoe bon 8etipielen ser 2inberun9
,lnb 5eilung. 2eibeIt 9u an Sqnorr-
goioell 10 gebruuhe es. Gin 9eriu9
t o itet n h ts; brau6it nur g.
Vellitaeoter & 60, 8or 1916, 9eep
Dorf GitD, 81 abreIIiren, Inn unent.
geltlib eine &robe 5ll befo,nnen. Die
nMnafeIis" 1T in alien 9lpotbeten su
haben. Rreis 81. am
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9as 9aremlit 1T tein Gefansnis =
bos Wort bepeuttt: 6eilistbum. Gs lit
Ter iidsriie, Der perborsene 9beil bes
6auies, uub tpqs audi INNER bubon
ersdbIt iperoen mag - tein anoerer
Mann als Der @ntte ielbit lit je III bas
Saremlit zines edten 0soiIensf ge-
brunaeI,
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feibene niebrise DiDane. iiber Die
lreibes aeinen selest fuirb. ben Jreitds
ciisaenommen. Don bieien Dipdnsn
lGbt es iih toitlid binaustrduns1 an
bic ltdote 8osphorldnbfhafi. Ste lino
10 brett, baB lie audi gum Sflater.
oienen f0nnen. Der 5ausberr fhldft
baIo bier, balo bort; Elm aopftI|isn
unb cine Dede iinb idnea berbslaeholf
Die feite gettiteGe mag er, bs'ftn nrai
rdter Romaoen tpdren, nph nsnt 20
1ecbt leiben.
Die Cult in bem Gelalnlit TT ims
prdsniert bon 3igarettenoampf; oars'H
miF6t ii6 Elm anbsrer Duff, Der pom
Ten rotten Muroquinbdnben per
gibIiotef ausgebt. 6dlbgeleerte Haffess
.dbhen itehen iibsraQ umher.
,s1 einein @infel falert I'M Snlb.
icflaf Der aafebidi unb partst aut
Gdite. Sin alter 4ga i6liirft allf
EGtriimpfen berein, fdlieBt forgiam Die
grrb6nge dn ben 3pOlf JenItsrn uno
feet cine ldleatbrennenbe petrolshnts
iampe auf bes 6ausberrn Shreibttid1
richer. Dant' iegt er init beg aaftans
4ermeln nod ettpas 3igarettenulhe
prm 8iban uno Iegt jih gleihfals 81
einem Shldfhen nieoer.
Der ultertbGmlihe S6reibtiic9
tfGgt cine llnmen9e BON Shreibges
tGtbeu unD Doiumenten, 3situngen in
mebreren Spra6en, @eoinibdaben pnu
aalil Wutran, Romunen BON 6usn:s
Sci unp Sterlod 6olmes Geihif'
ten in tiirtiider llebsrIssuns. lsbsr
benz Sfreibtiih bdngen in sentalsr
anorbnung @ruppenbilber aus Der
Esrieasi6ule unp perblihene paihas
photographer nit Ihlpun9Oollsn Wloe
mungen. 9tn einem Iangen Hdgei III
rer Wanb 1T eine grobe iilbsrns
5alhenubr aufseb0ngt.
Die StsIle bes alaDiers pertritt bier
Elm 0rammopbon, oas Opr befreuns
pstsn Gffsnois feline Weiien 1srsebsn
mub.
/ Sin pin3iaes Stiibfen nsben rem
Selamlit lit Der 9lntIeiberuum ees
|, ,6ausberrn. gluf bem Wd1teIpino
itebsn eini9e bidnte Weiiinsformen =
es linb gebdlter fir ben Sea. um ihn
Dor Staub unb Druid su befpahren.
alsiburssitiide liegen. in 9ihsr einsss
| idlassn, auf Rssalen.
t0ier maht Der 5iirts, aus pem Mint
tommeno, Toilette, bsoor er feline
5amiIi. bssriibt; er lit aud sesen oieis
immsr formpousnbet unb ldBt iib niss
mails geRn. Seinen geiudern tritt sr
nit Der itrablenbitsn Wiene, nit oftez
nen 2lrmen enteeeen uno fiibrt lie
triumpbisr.nb in bas Selamlit. =.
Der g.iuch fir Die Dame absr ipirb
ouf elmer belonberen, bas Selamlit
pmssbenosn 5rsppe in ben 5arem sss
fiibrt.
Gs gibt iebo9 nod cine anoere
greppe, birett pom Selamlit hiudui in
bas Saremlit; nur rer" uno riIs" fns
6ere6tiet, lie gu geben.
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3 II 10 o rta aeno m men.

pfarrer: ~S6r foiltet lisbr inners
gintebr balten, Soden!"
Jofsn: nd 9err pfarrer, bon benz
episen JIai4enbier pirb man aud
ni1t beHer!"