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nope of saving the mans life. For two weeks
the patient was unconscious. his breathing was
feeble and he had TO be artifcially fed. Then
by degrees consciousness returned. His speech
and ey esfght were badly affected, but both I'm.
proved gradually. Today. apart from some
wnat oimmed eyesight and general weakness.
ne Is Well on the road to recovery. but retains
one conspicuous defect. he cannot read or write
Tie can distinguish letters, but is unable 70
connect them into words. The part OF thu
brain lie has lost. 1t appears. is the sense of
memory OF what he learned IN his youth.
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Easter, out her pride in her new tinerv can
usually De relied upon TO help her combat the
icy winds.
A movement was started some years ago to
induce the women OF the United States to unite
In robbing Easter Sunday OF its significance "a
a field day" for the new fashions. According
10 the rev mandate It was not to be consid-
ereu good form Tor a woman TO appear on
Easter resplendent in fresh additions to her
wardrobe. She might display her new treas
ures-for. OF what use would nice clothes be
to a woman If she could not show them-on
the Sunday preceding Easter or on the Sunday
following Easter or at any other time. but the
custom was to be decried of turning Easter in
to a grand review for marshaling the newest
products of the dressmakers, the bootmakers
and the milliners.
The new plan was all very well In theory.
but the persons who suggested 1t evidently did
not figure on the rersistency with which the
daughters OF the republic can cling TO a cher
ished prerogative. The American women sim
ply declined to abandon their Easter fashion
parade and consequently the seasons surprises
In new raiment continue TO be as indispensable
adjuncts to a regulation Easter observance as
are the Easter lilies and the Easter eggs. The
credit for the preservation OF the traditions of
the Easter fashion parade is given to the
women because IT Is the members OF the fair
sex who both as spectators and participants
are the most numerous and most enthusiastic
supporters OF the function. At the same time
II would be idle TO insinuate tina, many of the
opposite sex have not succumbed TO the infu-
ence or the Easter dress parade. Among the
male contingent there is a brave representa-
ton OF spring overcoats and spring suits. that
make their appearance for the first time, but
the one pre- eminent touch which proclaims the
occasion Ia the array OF new collars and ties.
Some men there may be, who. because OF
prejudice or pocketbook. will not indulge them
selves IN the new conceits OF the tailors on
Easter. but there are none who need forego
the indispensable of q novelty I'm neckwear.
As has been said. fashions parade on Easter
marches up and down the entire land. There
are some famous Easter fashion parades I'm the
United States, notably the one on Fifth ave
nue.. New York. and the one on the Boardwalk
at Atlantic City. but there is scarce a city or
town or village from Maine to California or
from Michigan TO Texas that does not enjoy its
own Easter panorama-particularly II the COM
munity is not so small that there are no church
services TO act as an incentive 10 draw forth
the birds OF plumage. And Just here. IL may
be noted In wonder. that such Is the perfection
or our modern system OF fashion distribution
that the Easter parade In the most remote
town affords proof that her feminine residents
are little behind New York and even Paris In
the main essentials or the new styles"
While on this phase OF the subject II NAV
be remarked that very few OF the fashionable
ps-aders I'm the Easter throngs realize how far.
rsaching have been the preparations for this
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Man With Only Half a Brain

There is a man with only half a
brain In the convalescent home of the
Sabbatberg sanitarium at Stockholm. Sweden.
his name is Blomquist, and he is a
young soldier who was hit by a stray bull
let at firing practice last summer. The bullet
went through the left temple ani passed out
again through the right side OF the skull II
was a bad case, but the surgeons. finding that
no motor centers OF the brain were injured
proceeded to operate although they had little
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Party FceIino.

The Excited Spinster-Oh. Ethel. we're COINS
70 nave such a time at the party. The new
curate s coming. and he's color blind,
Ethel-Well dear. what difference does that
make?
The Excited Spinster-why he thinks all III.
hollyberries are mistletoe.-London Sketch.
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by a frank interest In
their fellow-beings and
their raiment. The morn
ing fashion parade finds
almost everybody afoot
If the weather be at ali
pleasant, but In the
moving picture" that Is
on view from $3.50 to o
o'clock In the afternoon
a considerable proper.
ton of the paraders are
in vehicles, open car.
riages and motor cars
having the preference.
Each mode of locomotion
has its advantages from
the standpoint OF the
Easter paraders. Those
afoot have the best
chance to be seen, where
as those in motors or
carriages have the best
opportunities to see, and
since the aim and object
of this fashion parade is
that its d~evotees may see
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HI AAYOME C0TENONEH XX~
mAS1HDQR ND 0AUGHZER

"nich renders Filth avenue. New York, memoir
"pie Oh tnls occasion. So to In most OF the
smaller cities the church hour is accounted the
logical time for fashions review because there
Is nothing to call forth the population en-
m&sse at any other time in the day-unless IL
be- mayhap, to evening church service when,
OF course, 1t is too dark to have fanciful toll
cites appear to the best advantage.
In some OF our cities, however, notably In
the national capital, it has come about that in
recent years there are in effect two fashion
parades on Easter. The first is held, as above
mentioned, at the conclusion Of the morning
church service, but the newer and more popu-
lar promenade comes late In the afternoon,
when we'll dressed people of all ages traverse
the principal residential thoroughfares inspired
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ABOVE all others in the
whole year when 1t is in
cumbent upon all those
who essay to be well
dressed to make their ap-
pearance I'm new and dis
tlnctive styles. Insofar as
Dame Fashion is concerned
Easter Sunday, on what
ever date 1t falls. is ac-
counted the first day OF
spring-the occasion of
the spring opening OF
the wearers of costumes
calculated to cause com.
ment. Therefore, even
though the temperature. by
some freak of nature. be
close to zero. milady who
desires to observe the con.
ventions will appear ON
Easter morning in all the
glory OF the newest crea-
tons OF miiliners and
~dressmakers. She may be
tempted to sniver I'm the
chilly blasts OF an early
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Bloomington. = John T. Wood
ward of this city, who has been
employed by the Illinois Central as
special right Of way man in acquiring
property for the extension of the
Bloomington Southern from this city
to the Monroe county stone belt, eight
miles south, Is just home from Chi
cago, where he has been consulting
with the officials of the Illinois Gen.
trail concerning the further plans of
the company.
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South Bend.-The weather bu-
reau at Notre Dame university
was opened with L.. Arlington of the
Chicago weather bureau in charge.
This will not be a forecast station.
Predictions will continue to come
from Chicago. At the new station
measurements will be taken of the
maximum and minimum temperatures,
the velocity and direction of the wind.
the rainfall and the barometric condi-
tons.
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on Easter morning We came pretty near saying,
but that would be incorrect since the annual
fashion parade is no longer restricted to the
morning hours of the most significant holiday
on the church calendar.
Fashions parade on Easter merely means.
OF course, the ceremonial display or clothes,
brand new clothes of course, and more i'm
portant yet, new hats. Easter has attained a
position OF prominence as the one occasion
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Rochester. = Battling successfully
against the swift current OF the
Tippecanoe river. William Hanna
of this city made his way to shore.
rushed 20 the home OF a nearby farm
er and with his aid effected the rescue
OF his companion. Charles Bailey. at
a time when another moments delay
would nave resulted In the latter's
death. Bailey and Hanna. while hunt
ing In a steel boat. were thrown into
fifteen feet CT water by the overtarn-
ing OF their craft.
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Collmbus.-The servant question
has become a most perplexing
one since it has been assured that
a shirt factory is to be operated here,
which will employ 800 girls, and a
servant famine is feared. Already
girls have begun giving notice" and
1t is believed that girls are not only
going to be scarce in the city, but
that those willing TO do kitchen work
Will demand fancy prices for their
services.
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Columbus. - Mrs. Hazel Phipps,
seventeen years old, widow of
Frank Phipps, V 40 died suddenly two
months ago, was married to her IA
ther-inlaw, John Phipps. sixty-five
years old. Rev. John Stitt performed
the ceremony. This is the third mat
rimonial venture of Phipps.
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Jasonville.-At a special election
Jasonville decided by a major
:ty of q votes TO incorporate as a
city. This is the fourth time similar
action has been taken but heretofore
something had prevented the carrying
out of the plan. This time. however.
il will go through. The first city cleo
ton will be held I'm about one month.
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Shelbyville. = Capt. Henry NJ.
Endsley. veteran OF the Mexican
and Civil wars and leader I'm county
politics here for half a century. cele-
brated his ninetieth birthday anniver-
sary at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
T. B. Carey. at Falkland. He was
once a member of the state assembly
and is counted one or the most dis
tinguished citizens OF Shelby county.
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THOUGH Easter, more than
any other holiday OF the year.
may be said to be a world
wide festival and Is celebrat-
ed in one way or another In
scores OF different countries,
there is one phase of Easter
observance which may be
said to be strictly American
American in origin and Amer
lean in development, mas
much as few other countries
have copied this phase or
Yankee life. This unique fea-
ture OF the joyous day Is
fashions parade on Easter
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Columbus.-Benjamin Disney. TWEEN.
ty-nine years old. was arrested
by Sheriff Miller on a charge Of
a set of harness. the property
Of Jacob Wagner. When arrested Dis
ney had the harness in his possession
and the sheriff made him put 1t on and
year it to the county Jail. Disney con-
TO the theft.
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Ser Nieoersaus Der ruiiiideH
llniperiitdten.
8etersbura, i'm San.

G6Dn felt Subr3ebnten bat ss Iid
nit auer 0eutIihteit bsrausssitsqt,
baB ss nit ben ruiIii5sn unipsriitdtsn
beDeHtIih bergab gebt, oaB RubIano
niht in Der Gage III, ods lehrmoterial
fir feline 5odf9uIsn isIbit gu beitreis
ten uub bob bieie Dor einem rapiDsn
9erfau itehen. CUR 3eit iinb 146
2ebritible on ruifiihen SOhihulsH
unbeiest, unb Der utabemifas Rahs
puds 1T gerabs in ben IsgteH sebn
Jabren, in oenen bic tpiHeniaaftlihe
4rbeit an ben uHiperiitdten pur1 bic
oausrnbsn unruheu INNER uuo INNER
pieosr unterbro6sH ipurbe, dubsrit
oiirftis gstpeien.
Da3u tommt, bab bel Der Wsbr3abl
Der profeforen, Die augsnblitlih bic
2ebritiibIe hfsBt baItsn, sin ipifens
fhaftliher 5isfitanp berritt, Der iie
sur ausbilouns iungsr 9sIsbrtsr p0ls
Iis unseeignst ma6t. Raa ben grs
fabrunsen, bic oas miniitsrium fir
9oltsauftIdrung gsiammsIt bat unb
Offentli6 feftitelt, besniigsn lth bieie
6erreu oamit, ibre &urie beruntersuz
lefen, unb babsn, fid IN ibrer Stsllung
ftber fiiblenb, ibre eigentIids tpifens
f6aftlit. Jortbiloung IGngit an ben
Rogel sebangs. Gs lit unbegreifli6,
bab man bieien Mibitanb ni1t ihon
ldnsit 5u bebeben periuht bat. Dos
genannts Winiftsrium tit isst BON Der
Srins!ihteit elmer QbtiIFe iiberseuat
unD bat eine @orlase fir benWiniiters
rotb 0OLenoet, Iaut Der junge Gelebrte
gum 3pede Der NusbilDung ins 4use
lamb tommanbirt ipsrDen ioueH. Qnh
nah benz bisberigen Wloous nurben
fhou Stubir.nbe auf aoitsn Der Ree
gierung ins 4uslanb ssianbt. 4ber
bic GrgebniiIe porsn b0aft unerfreuz
liher Hrt; bic meiiten biefer ioaenanns
ten Rron Stipeuoiaten 6radten es
nint einmal gum Wagiiterz, qefhtpeie
&c benn gum Dottorsrab.
Ndh itatiitifhen 4ngaben mahten
in ber 3eit BON 1890-19o9 an Der
iuriftifHen JafuItGt in qetersburq
fehais iunge 2eute ben @srIu1, bic
gelebrfe Qaufbabn auf benz Gebiete
bes 3ipilrehts ein5nihlagen. 9on
biefen fenaig afpirdn.en baben nur
anei bic Mdgiftsrpriifuns bsftanben,
IN IN r ssi4Fs6sassnSaas asisltaA sls
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npfin, Jrau g. M. q. 5tepsns, prGs
fieentin Der SO. 6. 8. H., iparen er'
fdienen, um Die gorlage gu untsr'
iIaken.
sd fpeiB eieentli6 ni6t. parum
ih bier bin,4 iuete 5rau @rmour,
.oenn ih mDhte an Sbrer Sntelligenj
speifeln, tpenn Sic IS nod fir n0tht1
hefinben ipiirben, baB irgeno Semdno
cir Mort su 9un'ten bes 8efebes lugt,
Sd min Rismunoes 9efiible perlessn,
ib bin aber bierber 9etommen, INN perz
riinftia 3u reoen unb ih babe feine 3eIt
on Guh uue gu perIhipenben."
Truu Irmour unb 5rau Stenena
bielien am 9lbenb Reben in elmer Zen
peren3psriammIung unb 5rau armour
ioste ben Senatoren, odB es ihner
niiBlit iein fpiirpe, tpenn tie gu Der
@srIdmmlung tdmen.
rSbr Senutpren," idgte iie, rglaubt
tob Sbr gu beoeutenoe" MGnner ists.
I'm mid iprehen gu hDren; it mia
Sbnen absr eeraoe beruus 1daen, odf
sic nod, niel bon mir lernen tDnnten
lnb mas oieie 8orlase betrifft. nun
Ter aegen 1ie Itimmt, angeblih neil iIs
untpnItitutipnea fein fpiiroe, lit meirer
Nniidt mad Elm isbr f6Iedtsr aopo;
!ot."
Trant Worrifpn Dor bic
9ranb Surp gelu ben.
ssrant MprriIon, Der SetrstGr Der
@meritanii6en Wrbetter sS1beratiOn,
uno Sarrp 8. Jlatbr, &aHirer oer
Riegs National 8ant BON bier, in
tpeIter bic SsOberatipn ibre Gjtloer De-
ponirt, iino Dor Die Ser. Stdaten
9ranb Surp in Snbiunapplts gelaoer
porben, um Iustunft bariiber 81 qe.
ben, uuf tpel6e Wsiie bic $225,00C
psruusgubt porben iinb, bic fir bic
8ertbeibieun9 Der Wicglumaras ges
iammsIt purben. 9etoe Mdnner, biz
einsn 9offsr poler papisre mitgenpms
men babsn, fperben am 9onneritag ppr
Der 9rono Surp eri6einen. Sb nod
anoers 4rbsiterfiibrsr porgeIabsn murs
ben, pariiber mar bier nidts In Gre
fabrung gu briHgen.
t0isiias 8eamte eeben gu, baB bic
llnteriuhuug peiter ais auf bic On
namitpsrihlpOrung ausgeoebnt pOrosn
| lit uno iih auf ollie eritresen rpirb,
Die DON ben 9erbrehsn Der RcRamus
ra5 asnntniB gebabt babeH, sbs oieIe
ibre GeitdnonifIs ablsgteu.
gs giebt ndmlid Elm 8unoesgsieB,
untsr bsm 9erionsn, Die 9enntnib bon
sinem gerbrehen baben uno es unters
Iaffen, bic 9eh6rben odpon gu unters
rihtsn, idper beitraft perbea.
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irareH. Die iiibnsn syorider beabfit-
ti9sn I'm eegeniD1rtisen Sabre mods
niols in biefe gltfherrpslt 5uriidSu.
tebrtn uno btren HerHxHune burGau-
fiibren.
5umor bon 4nno 1912.
Sn einem sroben Waarenbuuie finb
Die 9irstioren unb auffihtsrdtbe In
fiirhterlihtr aufresuns. Cine Grs
,preHsrbnHbe bat gebrohi, Ipenn bic Dis
rsttion ibr uid. iofcrs cine balbe Wlil.
lion nusSnble. Elm bpnumitselootnes
auftforpsbo mir iinb i'm Sabre
1916! - i'm Jirettionssimmer ,rplos
niren 5u ldiIen. Gin Anfiihtsratb III
fir Qodssb<n unb 3ahlen, sin mutbis
ger Director. Der ipitigerpeiIe 6aais
hsibt. brdnst ben Durhtiamen duf isis
nen plat unb trfIdrt: Wir fiirhtsn
uns nibi. 9a - cine GrpIoiion, ale
flieaen BON ben Geifeln unb liegsn
ctmnidhtis ba- gnolih fommt Der
mntbige 9irettpr. Der niBigertpeile
6nnie bsibt, ipieosr gu iih. CT aIaubt
Ith i'm 6immeI, oenn rinasum III olIes
lptib. Wdbreab iifn bis Wisoersrpoh.
ten nod pnriiber lrnterhoiten, brinaen
bret nlutbise priiseiIeutnnnts ms
3inIrner - brsi! DDS iii Elm Wib! -
iiHD ertl6rsn ben nun ipieber guHs tpas
den urb muthigen 6erren. - nun
iommt Der 6aaptipibl - bab Il. aons
poil Msbl fsi.n. Nunn ss ipirb fsitge.
ittllt, onb cr Gin Wsbltorpeoo mar.
Dns Ganse in nic9t etn,u cine Oefhidbs
IL. bic Elm preidbrises Rtnb Nsin.m
rieri1brigen Dor bem Gini6Infen ers
adb!i bnt. fonbern cine .Wanrenbau5S
NcpelIst!f~, bic 7 Der Cihier p1nl
Shesrbdrt in sinem pislseleisnen, mos
bsrnen bsuiffxnDiBhlait per6ffHili6t.
Die Qeiitung zines osutfnen -pnmcs
riitm1 I'm Sabre 1912. 6err G3esr.
bart irirb Hah bisfer granbioftn Dfs
fenboruns fsines .0umorS. etnds trs
It0pff Isin. barum rin i6 ibm gum
ndhRtn Stoff prbdftn. CT foil bos
afbt r!ldnSrts nbf4re!ben. Do ipsrs
BIN bic esuie f4 tsstla&sal
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Gonfeftions.8
1er SidenaIttfner

Der GidsnsIeti4er i'm
8 m q Ia a Der gr0B!s, pahriheins
lid 50 aiIomtter langs @letIder
2Ifisns. III iiir5Iid pon Der SimaIalcs
erpeoiiion bss Tr. gunisrsDorsmun
uHo Der Jruu 3. guacd- -WorimGn BE-
ftisgsn rporbsn. Sie hot.eH porbsr ii.
cohaebirgs b.s Oiilittn 9aratorum
burhforfht unb bier bort Iissenne
Gl,tfhsr iartcsraphifh aufesnoms
men. Rad oeH .Wittbsilungtn bee
Deutfhsn unb Dsftsrrtitiihen alpsn.
per.in1 iiberfhriit bic Geiellidaii,
ntIhe ouber ben ObengennnHten aus
sinsm 5ppogrcpben. einsm iialienifG)sB
fyiibrtr unD ben ardssrn beiinno. ben
5655 Metsr bcbsn NiInpbo. pab. unb
esIonat.n Guf ben Gintvnslttfher.
duf Dem Tie bann fieben Mohen Ders
rtilttn. Die obersn Regionsn niefes
giieieneIstiftrs, sfben oem bic 9Hpens
aIstiher unbtoenieno eritsinsn. litgtn
msbr als 48O0 Meier iiter nsm Mser,
olfo 10 bod ME bsr Gipfsi oes Mpnt
Blanc. 4uf Der ptitIihsn Gsits bss
Gletf6ers .rbebtn fiG bic t0Nitsn
gipfeI. unter benen Der bon otn Gn3s
lanoern bei ihrsr 1ridnguliriing ols
q 3 be3sifn,te Dipfsl cine b0he BON
1797m srreicbt. CT ipnrbs pon Der obtn
esnnnnten Defelfhnft bis sH elmer
60he bon Gloom beftitoen no cine fat
lsntrett nufittigenbs s5elIenipnnb ntn
neitsren Mufiiisg unmosIih mahit.
Gin benadborfsr 6oheipfsf ron
640Om tpurbe bcssgen p0lig tsstpuns
gen unb esitattsfs BON ieiner Spist
tine maiefGtiffe Rnnbidbnu iiber hen
SioHen unb btnnnbdrts Bergs. Wisle
sQdhts mutien bic iiihnen geretsftsi.
Ger In 65bsn, bic ben GipfsI oss Moni
Blanc Bis ~ 1O00m iiberrnpifH. Su'
brinaen, pdbrsnc bns WdHtr In ihren
2slstn pefrcr. Das nisbrisfte ala Cps.
rntionsbdfis bienfnhs Eager mar In
timer b0be bon Accom-. SIM @nnsen
berneiIte bds Gbtponr Wullnf Hort
man pier WoMsn ouf benz Ginhsn'
alesfner unb erforf6te aud Nebtn.
ssms eslisttsk ~ - Rilsmstss Lang
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Der Salomo BON REM is
retfais. Gus petersburg pirb s.s
Idrieben: Die 9sidi6te Der Rsats
ipre6ung in Shilba iol Ii. q. aud
foleenoen tstanuten Jaa aufpeii.n.
Gin S6ilDaer 8iirosr poIis ieinem
Dibsriaher auf Der Strdbe einen
Stein on ben aopf rptrfen; Der anse,
griffeue biidts iia isDph re9t5eitia fos
bab Der Steiu oas S5enftsr Ns Wdhs
barbauiss sin1hlus. Sin ipeiisr Rihs
ter srtannte nun oabin, oab Der -
ueberfauene Osm 5austeTssr fir ben
S6oben uuf3uiommsn babe. Dsnn -
70 folgerts Der Sani Don Shilod -
hdtts Der 9enorfsns fi6 nidbt eebiitt,
10 bate Der Stsin isiHtn aopf unb
niht nss Rahbars 5sriiier setroffens
Der in iplfsur5aIle uIIo Dor S6aoen
bebiitst poroen tudrs. 9iefem spobls
tpeiien Riatsr iteint nun Der 8oapers
nsur beg Rsmirstitjss sGebistes na9s
eifern gu rpplIen. Seit ldngerer 3eit
tpiro Der ibm unteritsllte 9.sirt pQn
0iehoieben kimsefuh., bsren ausses
breitsts 9bdtisteit einen epioemif9en
gbdrotter angenommen bat. Bis jebt
lit es aller aunft Der W.rpnltungsbss
borben niat eeIunsen, Der uebeltbdter
b1bboft au peroen. iobab Der 8iebbss
ftanb Der ,rsatfhoffensn BeoOlierung
in ertlefliher Wai. abgenomnlsu Bat.
MAS ibun2 Die Iooii6en 4rgumsntas
tionen biefes bo6seftsaisn Shilbbiirs
GERS ftellen Ish nun ettpo folgenoermas
Gen bar: gs tpirb geitoblen. - Dsr
ifieblt2 - Diebe i.eblsn. Wdrnm
iteblen fie2 - m.il be Gissntbimer
ibren 8efib niht seniisenb beDanea.
- Mer lit uiO fhulb an ben Diebs
itGhlen2 - Die Gigsn.hiimer. - Men
beftraft bas GeisB2 - Die Sdulbi<
gen. - Mlfo tperNn bic giaentbiimer
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