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The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
FRA1L. slcKIY CHILD
Restored To Health By Vinol-A
Letter to Mothers

Anxious mothers often wonder
why their children are 20 pale. thin
and nervous and hnv" so little
appetite. For the benefit Of such
mothers in this vicinity we publish
the following letter.
j. Edmund Miller. New Haven,
Conn. says: "My little daughter ever
since her birth had been irail and
sickly. and was n constant source of
worriment. Several months ago We
commenced to give her Vinol. i'm
mediateiy noted nm Improvement in
her health and appearance. and from
the good 1t has done her can truly
ray II viii do all you claim"
This chiid's recovery was due to
the combined action OF the mdcicinal
elements extracted from Gods livcrs.
combined with the blood making
and strength creating properties Of
tonic iron. which are contained in
Ninol.
Vinoi will build up and strength
en- delicate children. old people.
and the weak. rundown and debili-
tat.d. Ne return the money In every
case whore II falls. iiausman Drug
Co. Trinidad. Colo.
+. $. Eczema Sufferers ". guar
ant"c our new skin remedy, SaNo.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
FArrEMNo THE CHICKENS

Chickens having the run Of the
farm seldom put on sufficient flesh
for the most cxactinK trade. by PEN
ming them for 10 days or two weeks
and feeding fatteninE ration. u
xain OF one to two pounds per fowl
can bc made. says u writer In Farm
and Home. An extra fat chicken will
usually bring . or cents more per
pound than one only in fair order
Not over q dozen chickens should
he put together In very limited quar-
tiers. The room should be kept fair
~ darkH sufficicn; light being ad-
MitteG ut feeding time to enable the
towels to see TO eat. The reason for
crowdinE and darkeninE the room II
10 prevent unnecessary movements.
for to fatten readily. a chicken
should get very little exercise.
A ration recommended for the fat
iening pen Is composed OF equal
parts of corn meal. middlinss and
ground oats. TO which In added 8
per cent by weight OF beef scrap.
This mixture In wet up with sour
skim milk and feed from V.shaped
iroughs. The chickens should be fed
all they will cat In 10 minutes. after
which the feed troughs should be re-
moved and the pen darkencd until
time to feed again. Feed three times
n day.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
LINcoLN's CHIN-FLY STORY

A certain amount OF trouble IL n
good thing.
Lincoln used to iiiusirat. IN" point
with story about n "chin-ily.'
II seems that once n man was
piowinT with n very lazy mule, Sud
denly III. mule lifted It's head.
switched Its stump OF tail and went
across the field Mt u rapid walk and
with mos; unusual energy.
Reaching the end OF the row. there
was man on the fence. when the
mule and man came M tn" fellow
got down. walked over to III" nal"
and hit him n slap on the Jaw. At tho
sam. time rcmarking: We'll ! kill
eel him that time
KILLED WHAT
why. that chin-Ily'"
Well. you interfering fool. l wish
you would mind your own bnsincEs'
ina, chin-fly was tn" only thing thnt
made this mule go!'
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
CRRISfAhEL ANKAHRST|

IT0i paving blocks in 1911. over the
output OF 1910. when the production
was 5,,09S.399. and an increase OF
S36,Oja In value over the value OF
the 1910 output, which was s2,S23.-
,72. a large proportion OF the out
put OF Wisconsin. the largest pro-
duccr OF these blocks. goes to Chi
Cago: the blocks for New York and
other large eastern cities are sup
piled by Massachusetts,. anime. New
York. North Carolina. New ilamp-
shire. New Jersey, Georgia and the
other granite-QuarryinG states near
the Atlantic seaboard; and the de-
mand on the Pacific coast is met by
the local quarries.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08

In her search FOR the ideal man 4
girl always overlooks n lot of real
ones.
Paradoxical MS Il may seem. the
left hand Is the right hand for the
wedding ring.
Not SO many people part with their
money easily enough to be set down
among the fools.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08

Ia your husband cross? An irrit-
able. fault finding disposition is oft
en- due to n disordcrcd stomach. A
man with good digestion is nearly al
ways good natured. a great many
have been permanently cured Of
stomach trouble by taking Chamber
lain's Tablets. For sale by all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08

There could be no better mcdi-
cine than Chamberlain Cough Rem
cdy. My children were all sick with
whooping cough. One OF them was In
bed. had q high fever and was cough
ing up blood. Our doctor gave them
Chnmberlain's Cough Remedy and
the first dosc cased them. and three
bottles cured them" says Mrs. Il. A.
donaldson. of Lexington, Miss. For
sale by NIL dealers.
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chronicle-News. soc per month.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-01-26
: Keller Lake Items :
0OOooooooooooooooOS'
Ian. "a, 1912

Afew pleasant days has put new smile
on everyone You meet.
On Thursday of last week. Mr.. Poitra,
five miles east of Froid, had the misfortune
of loosing valuable horse, by the break
ing OF one Of its fore legs.
Chalmer Barley. who went to the Koch
ester Hospital before Christmas, was oper-
ated on for appendicitis and Is expected to
be home on Tuesday of this week. All are
glad for his return.
Bernard Jacobson has been hauling hay
the past week from Hans Rrnevic's claim
to his farmstead
lens Jacobson and son. Rufus hauled a
stack OF straw to their home from Vesta
Reller's claim
|. T. Keller and wife made a trip tn
Froid on "Wednesday of last week.
X. l.. Cookson and l.. NJ. Williams
we're among some that butchered some fat
hogs last week and the scribe can give evi-
dence that the sausages are just like what
mother used Ia make
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Observation-Disclosures
:. Lakeside Items
Observation-Disclosures

an. q. 1874
Mild winter weather these DAYS: hope the
days OF way down zero weather are over
for this year.
Mrs. VIM. Gardner is recovering from
her recent illness.
Miss Thelma Rush. from the south side
of the Missouri. was the guest Of Gail Card
ner last week.
Mr.. and Mrs L. d. Sweetman and fam.
ily were the guests At Sunday dinner At
the Leonard home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ravllier we're Lake
side callers last week.
Fred Bertchen drove across to the south
side Of the river last sunday.
No one oush, to complain of this winter
weather.
r. O. Lunke went down the line Friday
evening. returning Monday evening.
Mrs. L. D. Sweetman and son. Merrill
went to Cuibertson Friday morning on the
skidoo., returning in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. McCracken spent q few
DAYS with Mrs. McCracken's parents in
Mondak recently>
VIM. Cookingham came from GILBERT
son with Mrs. Sweetman Friday evening
and remaining until Monday morning the
guest of Merrill and Lawrence Sweetman.
Mrs X. o. Lunke and son left for May.
vile. N. D Friday evening to visit her re
Gently widowed sister. Mrs. Robinson OF
that place.
| Section Boss Brooks and Operator Clarl
| Of Snowden went up the branch line Mon.
day morning but failed to return in the
evening on account Of wreck Of some kind
on the Branch. We have not learned much
about the wreck only very fortunately ne
one was injured.
1 Mr. and Mrs A Allen spent Sunda,
afternoon with MIR. and Mrs. Waterman.
i Nearly every one is busy getting WOOD
and filling ice houses as the ice harvest il
on now and is very importan, item wher'
wells are scarce and water so poor when !
is gotten at all.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
) Homestead Items
Saaaaaaaa000000000Ol
Ian. az 1919.


Ed. Wiggim. !. p. Mueller and Miss
Ethel Mueller visited with II. Horstman
last week.
10. Baker and !. p. Mueller made a
trip to Glasgow last week.
County Attorney John Hurley. OF Gias'
VOW. was at Froid one day OF last week.
Walter G. Stephens made trip to the
Watts coal mine last week.
II Hors,man visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
lohn p. Mueller and family last week.
T ii. Flick made trip to Froid one
day of las, week.
+. L. Spencer. of Medicine Lake, passed
III .ough Froid last week.
OBJ. McCabe was Froid visitor one
day of last week
A great many citizens have registered
with Justice of the Peace John Brown and
are getting ready for the next election. the
law requiring every citizen to register be-
fore they can vote again. The State pays
the registration fees,
Nels Sunwold was a Froid shopper one
day of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Mueller were Froio
shoppers one day of last week.
George E. Laughlin hauled coal from th'
Watts mine last week.
Iohn Hatfield was a Froid shopper cn'
day of last week.
Charley Marsh. w. II. Coats, II. Stemp
Ike, Walter Norton. George Waters an
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Purves were Froi
shoppers last Saturday.
Froid has two school teachers, Messrs
G. X. Donaldson and Jack killam with a
enrolment of Is pupils.
Harry Ray, who worked at Billings
Mont. returned back to his home agai
last week.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-01-26
REV. COOKINGHAM
Will Return from Ills Vacation
and Hold Methodist Services
Next Sunday

The following letter from Rev.
r. T. Cookingham explains itself:
Ridott. ILL.,. Jan. 40. ror7
Dear Friend Reed:
We have been enjoying our visit very
much altho the weather has been very cold
most Of the time. and the reports from the
ives, have been 50 unfavorable we have
hesi,ated to start home for fear Of being
stranded in the snow.
We expect to leave Chicago for Culbert-
son Wednesday or Thursday however and
will be glad to see our Culbertson friends
again. Please announce that there will be
services in Tanners Hall Sunday morning
and evening. Ian. 18th.
Yours Sincerely. +.
r. T. Cookingham.
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Church of the Brethren.

Services at the Beverly School House
every first. second and third Lords day OF
each month at 10 o'clock a. m.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-01-26

Maltby Bros. Cafe and Bakery is now
making bread every day. Also cakes. pies
and fresh CONNECTION. 3St2
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another instant she was In his ARDS
and Darius was telling his story.
One Of the women relatives bad
scolded Darius well that day when
ruin fell upon him. and she had told
him that the best thing he could do
was to take himself away where he
couldn't do any more harm to his
wife's interests o. happiness. or
course the relative was sorry after
ward. but then Il was TOO lato. for
poor Darius had taken his worthless
mining stock and departed for the
west where for years b. struggled for
Q living. while he patisntiy investieat.
"a every mine until ut last be found
one that really held out Q prospect of
paying dividends to its trusting stock.
holdes- That was the beginning Of
ths fortune that Darius had piled up
from several Of his % called worth.
loD certificates" When b had re
eainod the fortune he had iost be
Woae hack 10 his old homo only b and
thAt hi wife had disappsared afte,
i've years. and while It was kDowi
Tt che had catered . home some
WhogU she had taken NO one into he:
confidence. Darius had been wander
Ing disconsolately through the stree:
thAf Thanksgiving night whsn hs had
rocognised his wife's voice singing.
sAnd I believe that l didn't have /,
thing - Be thankful for" said Martha
rsmorssfully.
ThiSn be the happisst Thanksgiv
inG my sistsr Hannah ever had.
ccaA1sd old Mn Lloyd to The women
about tie hoaEth 0EA MARTA Butter
WssthS 0o1ag % lsave. al HAnnaA'l
0u1nG = tahD ~ $780,
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Zharfe aritif
Wirn on bem Ban oes Sf,uBbauIes
inn Snmoon Bart seilbt.

Sn fsbr iharfsn 4ortsn tritiIirte
qsitern Stantratbsmttglieo Sohn Beio
sset Die DarttomriHdre fir Den Ban
Oss ShuBbauiss i'm SnnOob qarf.
SisTss seidob sslsgentlih Der SiBung
oes ftaptrdthlitsn JtRan3tommittees
Rem bic parttommiTion cine Srois
mans iiberionbt butte. ourh rpelhs Der
Stootratb gu Der btsbsrtesn getpiQt'
gl.ns fir ben gau bes ShusbauIes.
tie ii9 auf iiber $4,000 belief, peiters
S625 ols neutrality-suspicious. befpillts
gen iol, DO bic urIpriiHslihe Summe
nlht uusreihte.
s,err Bed bsmertte, bab isiner 4u=
iitt Hatl bel Dem gau bes Stubbaus
les nit Dem itoDtiiteH Getoe Isbr Der Z
ictDenoerifh umaesanssn pDrosa Iet
uno NIT nett eerinaeren AusgabeH Elm
oerdrtiges 9aus bate aufgefuhrt per4
Cen tpnnen. Gr ertldrts ieoot, pab ua-
ter Den obIpaItenben llmitdnDen oein
Staotratb nihts onberes ubrig bliebs.
als in ben lauren apfel gu bsiben uno
Die setpiinIhte Summe Su betpilligen
uno bic Orbinon5 piro bem8ufolae am
Dienitas empfeblenb einbsridtst tper-
ben.
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8runobeiiser
SoasH CUR Ss,ablung fir bic Soul.s
parnbelsubtuns berauee3ussn
iueroeH.

Denn bic Gmpfehlungen bes 5taotz
rdtbs &omuittees fir gslsuhtung
am tommenoeu 0ieRitug eutgebeiben
Deroen, 10 tpirb bic 8oulspurbbeleuhz
tung I'M Staottentrum einasfubrt rpers
ben, nber 5u ben aoIten peroen bic
@tgentbiimer Der 8runnitite in ben
betreffenbsn Straben beiiteuern milf
len, benn bds aommittee rpiro BEL Der
emPs6Ienoen Ginberittung Der Be-
leudtunes Srbinan3 duh befiirDorz
ten, odB BON ben tntereTirten 8runoz
beilbern eIHe Ib9dbe BON $50 pro
5rontfub aIs 8eiitsusr su ben Der
Staot entItebenoen Msbrtoitsr erbo=
ben rperoen fpq.
Dteis lestere gmpfebluRg rpirb bas
3ommtttee NIT Der 3uitimmunq oes
StaotanDdlts gsttmdn MAIDEN, Der
auf cine oissbe5iisIi6e Qnfraee snts
lfieo, oaB sins osrnrties 9efteuerunq
0o1tg legal lei.
3as 5erritorium, bos fir bic Qns
IGge beg gouIsparDipftems empFoblsu
tDeroen tuIro, rpiro iih BON Der Gem
trail 4Oe. Biz 3ur Maiu uno bon Der
4. biz CUR II. Strabs sritreteu.
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Den 60kpuntt in seielIInoftiitxr
8esiebung ntrb Der aieoertrans
beuis 4bsno ourn ben in Wsiz
osps 9une ftcitfinbenbsn Bauerns
fcftiims9aa sn trreifen iuhn. Es
piro BON Ssi!en bes Oereins unb isia
nss 0ersniignngs Remmittes cine
fieberhafis 1b6tisseit entfoitet. I'M
bitten 8aa Su einem GreigniB erFtrn
Hanees 3u gefiaIitn, unb penn niMt
ale Anki4eH triisen. ipiro Der grfcta
nidt dnsbItiben. Dis aus gutter QiktIe
perldu!tt. irerben fh Noueru nnb
Bolkrinnen aus alIer 6erren G6no<r
btini akosrfran3 als Ddite einfinotn,
unD Is III alien i5reunben td,ttY G<s
miitblihteit nufs brinsenbfe ansu.
ratbsH iin Diefe Gtitsenbtit nid,t ent-
ge1sn,5u lnifsn. nm ii1 einmol 10 redt
IN N1rtenfG<rs au amGiiren.
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I'm Spfpmptini ifJuppem


Der 80 Sabre aIts Sobn 5anraban.
BON Sbaronpiue, 8, elm gotomotio.
fiibrsr Der Big 5our Gifsnbabn, Derlor
geitern Wsorsen auf srdbli6e Deifs
Isin GebeR. Gr puroe in benz 2Dtos
motipihuppen on Wooo StraBe, 5es
oamsDiQe. BON elmer in ben Shuppen
fabrenbsn RansirIotomotipe, nisoeraes
rannt uno iberfabren. Tem gez
odusrnsperthsn lpurbs bas Iinte gsin
bonn 90rper getreHut, uno auberoem
srIitt sr einsu Shdoslbruh. Gr purs
be ftIeunisft nut rem Sstou Sofpis
tai aebraht. tuo er in iterbenoem GU
ftanoe sintraf unb turSe 3eit uuh ieiz
nsr GiHIiefrung Den Gsift aufgab,
obne oas gepuBtisin fpisbsrerlaust gu
babsn. Der Coroner oronete einen
Sndueft dH. Der 9eruneIiidte fpor
psrbeiratbst uno hiHterldbt feline
Bittrpe uHo mebrere ainbsr.
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9as 8aud3iibeI.

Das Staotruthstommitt.e fir init,
tel unb gDtse beihdftiate iih in ieiner
seftrisen Stsuns nit Der pem Stast,
ratb porlisgenoeH Srbinans. burt
tpelhe oas Bureau nss Rauhinipettcrs
rtorguniitrt uno benz pauDepartemsut
unteritent perben fol-. sSraennDel6s
gntidIitbunssn Durnen ieboh niht
setroffen, od 0as pom Wopcr iiirslih
ernonnte Rommitiee sur BeiGmpfune
bts Rouhiibels sesenpGrtis e6enfatIs
cine Sroinaus ausdrbeitet uno nief.lbs
oem Staoirnthstommitt.e unterbr.it.n
rirotie. SnfolssoeiItn ipuroe bic angss
Isgsnbsit fir ildhitsn Jr.itas suriifs.z
legt. nchoem ben anipefeneen sssntereis
acknowledgement g,s.ben porsen mar,
ibre Qnfihien 3u 1ubern.
Sm Rameu Der Jns.niairs. Union
Ho. l5 uHttrbrsiteie ntrr .. Senforo
cine 3uihrifi, in fpelttr Der SioStratf,
triuhi Duros, bic Beitimmuna in Die
SroinanS aufsun.bnen, bab nur elm
prattifher Sns.nisur als gkis sRuuhz
infpettor fuRgiren biirfe, benn nah Der
4niid1t Der Union in nur ein syirtIiher
Jadmann i'm StdHoe, nieIss limit All
psriehen.
3u gunit,n elmer energiihen Rou6s
beidmpfung ipraden Jrau 6qrper bonn
Womens Club uno berr sSerome BON
Der 5moie abatement 2eague, p1bs
reno Der ssgenpdriis. ftGotiihe Raud.
iniptitor Rslion in timer tart bro
bono" ssbolien.n aniprahe ben
Gtunbpun.t ptrtras, pdb bas Dbxrz
haupt Der Nouhinipsstiou abfolut tein
Snsenxur 3u isin brauht. ionbern Rur
eresutiDeJdbiatsit.n beiibsn mifTs. Als
9siipisIe fiibrie sr bann anbers St1ote
in eriter 2inie Gbicaac an, tpdbrenb er
sltihseitig oarouf btntpiss. eab unter
fetnem Amtsrorsdnser. tinem prattia
fttn Snleuieur. bas 9eie bier tbdt.
fddlih gum Jenftsr bsrausselpcrftn
iporben isi. Sm ipeiieren D.rlauf ifit=
osrie 6err Rslion bic E6pieriateiien,
nit oenen tr bet Der GrfiilIuna ieinsr
NmispiIinten 3u tdmpf.n bat uno be-
ilaste fith nanentlih iiber bic StDrs
ris.tit uno bic 4potbie pieler sSnae.
riturs.
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6nrbeg Ganue Club.

Der 5arben Canoe Club, tpelAgr
Gus jungeren MitQlieDsrn pes Ror0
Cincinnati Surnoereins beItebt uno
eteien ielbit in ieoer gesiebune unter.
ftGBt un0 ibm Idon mundss bubIae
Werqnitgen bereitet bat, ptll iein Qibt
nlht Ionger unter ben S6eTfel Tteaen,
ionosrn nit elmer gr6bsrer 2eFtIihs
.eit Dor Die Gsffentlihteit treten. tss
fca cine Wiuftret Sbpu perosn, Die
6srr pdut Stob ipe3ieq fir oieie Gje.
Iegenhett fpieper geI6r;eben bat. Der
erite 1hsil fpieLt fit an goro bes
Shlatti:htffs nSarep qb unb tper
th NIT Dem Qeben auf eiusm pirtIiz
ten Shluhtitiff pertraut mad,sa
MIL, braubt uur bic 8Drftelluna an
beiuden. Die Waunitaft fiibrt ods
gan3e BrogramiH ourh uno mas bi.
itHudeH Uiatroien uHter Witpirtunq
oerinleoener Widtrpiinnen 4ues 3a
Bege brtngen, bas gren3t stnfat an
oos MlrHbsrbare. Die 1seitIihtett II.
glsttl fih 3pei 5dos arranoirt. gle
ftnoet hsute, Samftug, g., uno morr
gen, Sonntng 4. 5ebruar in Der Nore
Cincinnati 3urnboiie itatt. Die jun.
gen Geute bonn Canoe Club peroientn
bic bette unterftiibung, osnn fis iinn
aud INNER bereit, 4upers al unter.
itiisen,
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2ogen tpuroen ourd 3iebuns pon3eis
tsln aus einem quite ermittelt, nno
6err Jbepbor Jouedr mar Der Glids
IifH, benz bic erite 4uspahl 3ufiel,
unb Der iid fir bic 2ose 1O3 .utfhisb,
bic ith in Der eriten Rsib, htHier uno
bnlbipees 3piftrn 3. uub 6eimbdie
befinbet. Die 2osen tp.roen bic Rus
men Der Wistber duf mstaaen.mSh hilo
tragen. Wlit ausnabme osrsr i'm obez
rem Stodtpert, nit je A Sisen. euthdls
ten ale anoersu 2ogsH 6 Sise.
prdfioent oerrndnn iprat, geitsrn
bic 4niid)t aus, odB Der 3uorans 3u
BEN groffHungsipisle am II. Npril
bic SiBtapa3itdt oss Rsusn4mpbitbeas
ters $4,000 gerfousn) nett iiberfteis
gen tDiro, fpesbalb ben hieiiaen yreuns
ben oes Rationolipiels arsuraien iit.
idon iebt ibr. gldss gu fihern. Jiir
bas eriis Spisl III Der Gintrittsprsis
fir Site in ben eriten 5 ReiRn pes
Granb StdHbs duf $1.25 unb fir bie
iibriger Sibe ouf 81 i.its.fesi. Sise
in ben papiuons toiten 80 Gents uno
bic in ben .gleahers" % Gents.
aus gbieugo traf eeftern bic Rdts
ridt elm. oab Der brilIants brittle gaz
fenhiitsr Sumes 0ople, Wiitslisb
Der .eubs", on ben Jolsen elmer Gpes
ration auf gtinbbarment3iinbuns s,s
iiorben III. Der 9.riiorbtk mar Dor
einisen Jabren RitsIi.b Der -Reos"
uno erfreute iih GROCER popularit1t
unier ben hieiioen sfdns.
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1aIidsr alsrm.

Der gisurrenbGnOIsr Sobn 9tp
BON Ho. 81 Dsit 6. 4pt., fpeIdxr eiu
GIdt iiber Der gttp ool Bnnf, gds
Der Z. unb gsntrdI Mpe., befpobnt
ritf friib stiisrn Hioraen bos golisei-
touptcuortier duf uno msloete. oaE er
In bem bausflur oss Gkbdubes einen
Wnnn gsisben babe, rpelder onMbIid,
ptrfutte. bic 1biire Der Wonf nit eli
mem Gd!iiHsl gu Dffnen. Die &c
heimpolisiften Speeuen unb 2eppert,
toTuit cine an3abl Rtiernepolisiften
ttcfeH iu<nige Winutsn fp6ier Dor benz
0tbdube Elm uno ourhfuGten isbterss
bonn Rtller bis gum Dode, obns isz
bod eiut Spur bon oen1 anaebIihen
IGinbTt4er fiuoen su t0unen.
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Die Zdanfmirtbc
Grflaren ii9 bsreit, Masor 6unt In
ieimem aampi ssssn bic spss
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