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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-10-10
HINTS FOR MUSIC PUPILS
II They beside in Flats They Should
Practice When Everyone
Else Is Out.

Persons learning music and living
in fat buildings should be induced to
practice playing and singing on sched-
ule
A time at which nobody but the
cook is around is suggested as good
one
This would be considered hardship
by the grown person who works down.
town and seeks the solace of music as
interpreted by himself. but somebody
in every community must make a sac
rifice now and then.
Eight o'clock Sunday morning is not
the time for a man with faulty fingers
and an erroneous ear to play on the
violin Has Anybody Here Seen KEEL
Typ The answer Of no" is apparent.
but the question is persisted in and
the late onee-a-week sleep which is
a luxury to many is made impossible.
In fair weather the budding cor
netist or violinist likes to sit by win
dow opening upon the light shaft This
spreads his villiany all the easier
among the neighboring apartments.
If it isn't a violin or cornet it is
a piano or the underdeveloped singer
that is an inhiction. The Mikado-
scale Of justice is not available, but
Is pleasant to contemplate.
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HIS JOB WAS SHAKY.
So Callahan Put Couple of Nails "
70 Hold IL Down

So Callahan Put a Couple of Nails In
to Hold II Down.
This interesting narrative was re
yealed in conversation between the
conductor and another railway EN-
plOyee IN the early morning hours the
other day Os Smith street car;
lis Callahan Oh the road yet?'
Sure. He's got a steady run on No
s2.944."
But | thought he got into trouble"
"He did lie struck a butcher 5
wagon some time ago"
That's bad d"
'Divvel a biz Callahan thinks So"
"And why"
You know when a mOtorman hits
anything and It is his fault be has to
pay for il. don't you?"
Sure. the company takes dollar a
week out Of his envelope until it Is
paid up"
Right you are. Well. cold winter
IS coming on. and CalIshan thought it
was time 10 hit something. So he hit a
butchers wagon"
Make me wise. will your
Its this way Ever since he has
been here Callahan has been shaky
about holding his JOB One day he did
$40 worth of damage to the back Of an
underraker's wagon, smashed glass
or something like that"
Yes
He was told he would have TO pay
a dollar week until the damage was
made good"
Sure"
well said Callahan TO himself
that makes me job good for ten more
weeks anyway. They'll never discharge
me while | be owing them money"
sure not
when he had all but 50 paid on the
undertaker's wagon Callahan acciden.
tally struck pie wagon and damaged
it $40 worth That made his job sure
through the summer. He had the pie
wagon business almost settled when
he began to think about the winter
coming on and how men would be laid
off after the summer rush, so he wait
ed for n good chance and swatted the
butchers wagon"
How much was the damageg"
Fifty dollars. Galatians sure Of his
Job now for year. Times
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THE FALL OF TURKEY FoREroLo

THE FALL OF TURKEY FoREToLD
The dire prophecy has been handed
down from the seats OF the mighty at
Washington that 1920 will see the end
of the turkey tribe II the present rate
of decrease continues.
In 1900 there were 6.594O95 turkeys
in the United States. In 1910 there
were but 3.66S. TOs. a decrease OF almost
100000. In the same decade chick
ems increased from 23.JG6,921 to $780,
345.133.
The whole truth in a turkey egg
shell is that the United States depart
ment of agriculture has neglected tur-
key culture. and the state experiment
stations have done little to conserve
the turkey. with the exception of
Rhode Island. which has done more to
help turkey breeders than Washington
and all the other states taken togeth
er. 1t has been all chickens and eggs
Even the quacks have received more
attention than the juicy. money max
ing turkey. and the farmer without
reliable information has gone on and
inbred and III fed his turkeys to death
so that today the United Stdtes
nearly all In the turkey graveyard
belt.
Now Washington turns her conseS
walton searchiight on the turkey rem
nants and commands us to hustle or
there will he turkless Thanksgiving
and Christmas in 1920.
But. oh. You Washington big guns,
why not get out some practical turkey
data for the turkey raiser? And, oh.
you experiment stations. why not put
some time and state appropriation on
this question and help save the tur-
key? And. oh. You directors of farm
ers' Institutes. why NOT compel your
poultry lecturers to qualify on turkey
culture and thus spread reliable tsIr-
key Information throughout the states?
When the powers that be combine
with breeders in n campaign for the
of the turkey then and
then only will turkdom prosper
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TO SAVE GOVERNMENT
A MILLION A YEAR.
Mr.. Sharp Of Ohio Would Issue uni
form National Banknotes-

Representative Sharp of Ohio be-
lieves he has hit upon plan that will
save the government S1.OOO.000 year
in issuing banknotes. In furtherance
OF his plan he has introduced reso-
luton in the house calling on the sec
rotary of the treasury to furnish GER
tain information.
My resolution directs the secretary
of the treasury to submit recommen-
after the style of the gold and silver
certificates" he said recently. '-Of the
million dollars expense that Is incur
red for issuing banknotes the govern
ment contributes about one-half and
the banks one-half The national
banks pay for the plates on which
the notes are printed. and the govern
ment pays the expenses OF keeping
a record of the account with the ma
tionaI banks for the redemption OF
these notes. The smaller national
banks are put to an especially heavy
expenditure on this account.
There are now over 1900 national
banks in the United States. each of
which requires different engraving
for its notes. which represent FIVE or
six denominations of value. This
makes it necessary for the government
to manufacture and keep in stock an
unusually large number of plates for
the printing of banknotes at the bu-
reau of engraving and printing and
requires it to keep on hand also
large supply Of each bill at the treas
ury department for the redemption of
the worn bills.
Il believe uniform banknote would
not only work an economy of at
least a million dollars a year, but
would also expedite the issue of these
notes. which is now so slow as to be
n source of constant complaint from
the banks"
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wnAr KINDNESS WILL 90.

There was q day when Mother Hen
Didn't prance around 50 swell
Her. picture wasn't in the press.
Nor did she live so veil
She roasted on the rough grindstons
And rroze up in the tree
Old skunk and fox and long cared owl
Oft gobbled her with glee.
She stole feed from the corncrib
or from the slop bar'l rim
She reached 10 drink the sour swirl
And. ksrfiop. she fell in!
She scratched in the foul dung pile
And in the dark morse stable.
And thus a living she picked up
So far as she was able.
Her color was like calico.
OF eggs she laid a few
Her meat-weIl. IL was fairly good.
Though some too tough TO chew.
But some one pitied this poor hen
And gave her a fair chance.
And she returned the kindness
With a marvellous advance.
She's now the billion dollar hen
OF whom were all so proud
Her ROSTERS cock OF the high perch
No wonder he crows loud.
She's got the gold mines skinned mile.
The wheat and cotton fields
Are Just back numbers when compared
With what bright Biddy yields.
Now. that's what thought and kindness
did
With a discouraged hen
You bet IL works with Biddy,
You bet It works with meni
C NJ BARNITZ.
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Notice.

Notice.
In the District Court CT the Sew
enth Judicial District CT the
state CT Idaho, in and for the
County of Canyon.
In the matter of the petition of
the Board Of Directors of the
Emmett Irrigat on District for
the approval and confirmation
of the proceediI IS for the organ.
ization of said District and for
the issuing of the Bonds.
Supplemental Petition Tor reopen
ing said cause ard for a decree
confirming the assessment OF
benefits.
Notice is hereby given that the
petition CT the Beard Of Directors
of the Emmett Irrigation District
has been filed, and that the hear
ing of said petit on has been set
for the 2Sth day of October, 1912.
at ten O'Clock A. NJ. of said day.
at the Court House, in the court
room OF this court, in Caldwell,
Canyon County, Il aho, and that the
prayer of said petition is that
the assessment apportionment and
distribution OF tie cost of the
works CT the Emmett r.
rigation District and the
improvement and betterment
thereof upon the lancs wi hin
said Emmett Irrigation District.
as shown by said list marked "Ex-
hibit Az and said maps marked
Exhibits l TO g." attached here
to and made part hereof by re-
ference thereto, be examined, ap-
proved and confiI med by this
court subject to the releases as
provided ty said order q the
Board OF directors Of the Emmett
Irrigation District, under date of
Is, 1911.
Any person Interested in the
subject matter Of said petition
may en- or before the time fixed
for the hearing thereof, demur TO
or answer said petition.
Given under ny hand and the
seal of the District Court of the
Seventh judicial District Of the
State of Idaho, in ard or the Coun
~ Of Canyon, this goth day CT
1912.
GEO. W. STOVEL,
Clerk of the District Court.
(Seal)
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LAST DEBT COL. ASTOR PAID.
Mrs. Archibald Forbes Sends II to Ii
tanic Memorial Fund.

tanic Memorial Fund.
The last debt paid by Colonel John
Jacob Astor will help to build the
memorial in Washington to the men
who died when the Titanic went down.
Mrs. Archibald Forbes of New York
has forwarded to the officers of the
Woman's Titanic memorial the dollar
bill that was handed to her by Colonel
Astor when the party of which they
were members settled up for the last
bridge game played in the social sa-
loon before the Titanic plunged to her
doom.
Mrs. Forbes letter. which was for
warded to Mrs. John Hays Hammond
by Mrs. Thomas J. O'Brien, wife of
the American ambassador at Rome.
sets forth the fact that the inclosed
dollar represents the only money she
has ever won at cards. She adds that
when Colonel Astor handed over the
crisp piece of paper he made some
testing remark about the luck of be-
ginners Mrs. Forbes luck held. for a
few hours later she was safe on the
Carpathia.
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FEATHERS AND EeesHgLLs.

Those who choose Dorkings for eggs
are usually disappointed The English
call the Dorking the cream of table
chickens and for the table it is dandy
when bred and fed right.
In England in 1914 twenty eggs were
sold for penny. and if the seller re-
fused TO take that his eggs were for
feited. That was before America and
| the American trust were discovered.
In mixing mash most poultrymen
moisten the bran and other ingredients
with cold water The bran should be
scalded. otherwise much of the nu
TRENT value is lost in the droppings
and gritty sharp edged particles are
apt TO cause irritation.
Clarified county Pal fanciers have
been so pestered with chicken thieves
that the Coalport poultry raisers
bought bloodhound to track the
thieves No less than six men were in
the county Jail at one time awaiting
trial for chicken Stealing.
The gold diggers of God City. 10
hannesburg. South Africa. got ner
vous shock when Sir Thomas Cullam
NJ F.. told them not to think so highly
of the gold they dug out of their mines
that il was surpassed in value by
the eggs laid by the hens of the United
States
The practice of penning breeding
ducks closely is a mistake. As these
are select ducks and the foundation
stock, they should be kept near to ma
ture. Give them good grass run
with water. if possible. aud nutritious
mashes with plenty Of meat food right
before and during breeding season
A committee of nine appointed by
the American Poultry association. is
at present working on a standard for
the utility side of the poultry bust
ness. Utility is the foundation of
the poultry industry. really the whole
thing and It will not be long till the
utility show will be the whole show
and the industry. thus encouraged. I
make greater strides than ever.
1t is remarkable how many profes. /
sional men are raising poultry. We /
find them at farmers insti- I
tutes where we lecture. and they chase I
us to our hotel to interview MS. and 4
we find many OF them enthusiastic
experts. Pure bred birds are pretty
pets. and they pay. They
fake the tired mind off the daily
grind. Yes. the simple life in its
varied phases is a godsend to man.
n -
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the end OF the week / called on my
doctor and asked him to examine me.
He said I was better than he ever
expected to see me and asked IL I was
taking his medicine. When 1 told him
L was not, but was taking DR.. Miles
Heart Remedy, he said, Thank the
Lord for DR.. Miles Heart Remedy I
continued to take it, and while I
realized my heart was damaged so /
could not expect a permanent cure, for
fifteen years 1 worked every day, not
withstanding I had been told would
never work again. In July, 1911, 1 was
taken with rheumatism again, and 1t
went to my heart as before. got so
bad that one Of the Albany papers
wrote up my life and said could not
live but a few hours. 1 again took
DR.. Miles Heart Remedy with very
satisfactory results. and have not
missed a day at business or in the
legislature since January. I feel that
DR.. Miles Heart Remedy has saved
my life and cannot recommend it too
highly"
Or. Miles, Heart Remedy Is sold and
guaranteed by all druggists.
MILES MEDICAL co Efkhart, Ind.
10
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Clever Excuse.

An Irish soldier. placed on guard owe
a cannon. WIS found by his officer il
a public house some distance away.
How dare you leave your postT
was the stern rebuke
"Ah. but its no consequence at all
place yer honor" said the man
There's no two men able to lift that
gun betwane them. much less carry Il
of An if there was more than two
know wouldn't be match for tEcm.
SO KEN away, yer homer"
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The Joker.

In the station restaurant the hal
sandwiches We're piled high upon I'll
end of the counter when the II =
pulled in The passengers had tie
minutes 70 get lunch. and the shor
fat man realized this ms he rushed I
and. called for sandwich The waite
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n. C. Prescott Dead.

H. G. Prescott. an American who
took prominent part in the move
ment which resulted in the independ-
ence Of Panama. died in Panama re-
Gently. He was the first superintend-
ent Of the Panama railroad after the
United States occupied the canal zone.
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about fifteen
years go / was
taken with rheu-
ma tism, " h / C n
affected my heart
producing what
was called val
WI ar trouble
T hire e doctors
told me I would
never do another
d a Us W ork
While / had many
remedies recon-
mended TO me I
got a bottle Of
DIR. Miles Heart
Remedy and it
helped me inside
nf AZ hours Ar
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picked up one OF the buns and Slid II
halfway down the counter to the hun
.gry one When the short fellow look
ed and saw there was no ham between
the bun he Slid it back up the counter.
at the same time exclaiming: Deal
these over again. waiter got the
Joker "-NationaI Monthly.
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Notice Of Assessment

Notice is hereby given that at
meeting Of the directors of the
Last Chance Ditch Company, held
in Emmett, Idaho, Saturday, Sep
TENDER z, 1912. an assessment Of
16 cents cash per share,or fractional
part thereof, vas levied against the
capital stock of said company, pay
able between September 16, 1912.
and October 16, 1912, inclusive.
HERMAN wERLE, Secretary.
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A Prominent New York
Politician Near Death

Hon. r. NJ. Lansing, of Rensselaer,,
N. ", Six Times a Member Of the
Assembly, Tells Of Narrow Escape.
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Notice Of the Issuance of Attactmea
In the District Court CT the
SeventhJudicial district OF the State
OF Idaho, N ard fo- the County
of Canyon.
Francis Moore and Priscilla A.
Moore. Plaintiffs, vs.. A NJ. Harris.
Defendant
State of Idaho. County of Can
yen, SIS:
Notice is hereby given that on
the 23rd day OF September, 1912.
attachment was issued in the above
entitled action against the property
of the aforesaid defendant, A
NJ. Harris, Tor the sum of one
thousand three hundred seventy-two
81, 372.O0) dollars with legal
interest thereon from the 18th day
Of September, 1912. together with
the costs of his action.
Witness my hand and the seal
of the district oouIst OF the Sew
enth Judicial District of the State
OF Idaho, in ard fer the County
Of Canyon, this 2Srd day of Sep
TENDER. 1912
GEO. W. STOVE,
Clerk.
Paad At+ornav for plain
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E.nal. sohnoI phvsioians.

Female school physicians have re-
Gently been appointed In four German
cities Munich. Nuremberg, Colmar and
Hochst.
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cessity. the mother of invention. look.
ing up at a sky all criss crossed with
flying machines and then saying, with
a shake of her old head and a content
ed smile. of all my children the aero
plane has been the hardest TO raise
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GEO. W. STOvE,
Clerk.

(SeaD
J. P. Reed, Attorney for Plain
tiffs, Residing at Emmett, Idaho.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-14

unb anbere Gincinnotter 3eitunQen.
9. Die Iumen Der 2(r6itetten, Der
8ontruttoren unD bes Gebduoe Romz
mittees.
Ra6 Der Geremonie Der 8runbTteinz
legung ian8en Die 9tatoniTen Sen
@Roral r0siItg, beiIiq", Den Iie fir
oteIe 6eter beionOers einftuDtrt bot
ten. Noh elmer DQntreOe unD einsm
9inpets auf ben @abentaQ an nGf=
ten 0onneritu9 ihloB bic Teier NIT
Der OoroIOgie unD Dem 5eQen.
Die gntbinouHgsonitolt pir0 nit
Gtnrthtung runD 100000 toIten.
BON oieIem 8etroq Iin0 $4,000 auf=
gebradt unb bic nod fe6lenoen $50, :
900 ioller Dur6 eine enerqii6e Sam
pagne bei6dfft peroen unD nit oieIer
&ogne niro bersits nG6iten Dom
neritag, am 8abentag, be8Onnen perz
ben. uebrigen5 nurDe Qeleqentlih Der
Jeter Der 8runbiteinlegung Elm an
iebnlt6er 8etro9 t6eiIs budr be3ublt,
tbetIs ge3eihret.
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6efer= =Vpften.
GinC Stammrplle Der Ititalie0er
miro aufgeHommeu.

Die 8etreuen pom 6eder goiten
perlonnelten ii6 geitern Radmtttaa
IN Der Gentral 5urnbaQe. COMMANDER
Grant aaiier fiibrte BEN 9orTis uno
Qoiutant Charles GnsIin Dos grptoz
tou. IS lag Elm Sdreiben Dor, norm
lin perttbdtige WlitbiIfe uno einen
Settrag fir Die gepIante McSinlen
WfenprjaI 6alIe gebeten tpiro, bic in
Ger 9eburtsitoot oes WartDrerprdIi~
oenten - g(tis5 in Gbio - erridltet
tperoen iou. 9ds 8ebduoe ptro neben
anoeren Raumlthtetten audi einen
Sdal entbalten, Der Der @rano Qrmn
1tets unent9eltIth our 8erfuquno he
ben ioQ. Der Seder Bpiten MIRO Iif
an pem 2iebespert betbeiliqen uuo
nod beitem 9erm0aea oa3u beitraqen.
nGHltt RE WQHsu WcSiuleps erfuQt
trefoen tpnueu. gpm 8sHerdlaoiutan
ten be5 9epartements Gbio Der g. ".
II. lag siu Shreibea Der, pprin DO
jntont GnsIiH sriudt miro cine
StammroQe idmmtli6er MettqIieoer
eIn5uI6iden. IS liegt Die Qbi;ht Dor.
Elm ReeiIter idmmtliter 8rQno Nrmn
Gotten reip. beren mlitgIie5er an3ule.
gen, oas in guhform oeroFfentiiht
neroen iol unh oen mitglieoern, pena
fsrtig, unsntssItIih 3uge6t.
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0pobfeap,u gdnserhpr.
Serielbe geiuann geiteru nieoer fini
Heue Wtitglieber.

Der 9ooofeIloip SGnqerhor fam
geitern Radmittos in Der Utuiical Gr.
hdngs CUR 8erfdmmlung 3uiammen
Die unter 0oriib be5 prdiioenten
9errn Sulius arep uno Der prototplls
fufrung oss Setretdrs Ssrrn Senrt
4lberb itattfanb. Der 8erein muht
it6. Iufnabme nsusr Mitglieoer finn
in ben 8eriammlunesn gagesorDnuno
uno Die geitrige StBung ma6te BON
oieier lOblihen Regel tetne 2lusnabme.
Sc puroen finf Wtitslieoer uuf9enomz
men, Die, lpenn fie audi ni6t attiD
limb, bod ba5u 6eitrugen rpsrben, Dem
paterr 8erein jsns SteIIung gu errinz
gen, bic iein ernitss Strsbsn peroisnt.
gu paHiDen Mtitgliebern purben elm.
lttmmig erpdbIt bic 5.rren: gonroo
2oppmeier, Sdtob 8en3inoer, G6riz
itiau 8enitsbt, Qnton S6mibt uno
SObn Srunbt. ginlabunsen 3ur
MISUNDERSTANDING bss S9pei3er
Wdnner6ors am 20. Sttober unb sum
Bal nebft 0.rlpoIung bes BarboroTu
Hau6er aaIinos am 2. Ropember,
Durben angsnOmmsn. 9eitern 4benb
beiuhten bic 9oOofellotp SGnger Die
5eitlihteit Der Jrohiinn Goge. 6srr
pbilipp SeB srituttst. 8sridt Qls De
legat Der Ser. Sdnssr, unb 5srr Sen
m albers in isinsr gtgeni6aft aIs
Dele9at bes Staotperbanbes. Die
Gopfiteuer an ben Roroameritanii6en
Sdngerbunb tpuros our 3ablung an
setpieIeu. 0os @ergniieunss 9omz
mittee berihtets, oab Die Arrangements
fir ben 8ersinsbaI, Der am z. Desemz
Der in ben Sdlen Der 4rbeiterballe
itattfinbet, benens DoranIhr.itsn unb
Der grfols fdpsrlid ausblsibsn fam.
pflidtisfris, pis bic @oobfellops
limb. besahen Tie iid nad gsenbtsung
Der eisenen Dsriammlung our probs
Der @er.inigtsn SGnger mad Der
Central Suubd(le.
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itein, Bel fpelhem mir jebt unfere SET
er abbalten. Wir benten ieiner I'M.
balten ibn In @bren.
llto nm meinc iuert6en Gurn.
6riiber, iollte ib ben einen ocer all
hcren Ianlell iihericbcn Gabcn, 10 ge.
ibob Dos nidt abiidtli6. 3luetFc[s.
pbne miro iib Der Cine ober Mnoer;
BON Sbnen nod anoerer 9urner er.
innern mclde nitaepirtt bobpn al
ilnieren Wcrfe. 9lQen io(tten betpo6.
rem mir ein ebrenbes 8coenfen. Sc.
Henl cinSelncm rnicrer iriibcrer
ssrellnoe imo @enoIien i'm Turner,
f,eIie rllfen mir Ole Morte eines tuoI,-
rem Burners, eines QroBcn Gihter5,
Sbeooor aorncr, nod:
yGs Dogte Dir elm erniter Stnn in,
9lute,
Ger MIR Der eignen araft oertraut.
gs ihlug 2ein !Ser3 10 narm iilr
ieOe5 @ute,
Sir iebes Sh6ne, 8roBe i6lug es
lnut;
Ir batteit Itia, nit fii6nem 95iing.
l'ngsmltbe
Itr 2eine g8elt IN Getne 9rltit
gebaut.
0ein Sauf mar itol3. i'm ernIten
So6gefiible,
limo groB uno berrIih Seine gu6n
gum 3isIe!!"
Surner, i6 idIieBe lno 6anfc
Gud!
Ra6bem 9err Deier feline Reoe gu
Gnoe sefiibrt bate. lests 5srr S6rinz
ner i'm Vamen bes Sbio 5urn6esirts
5err @eorse Ippel i'm Ramsn Der Die
iigen Surnls6reridaft, unb 5err Glaz
renee 8eBner i'm Ramsn Der ainoer
oes snDooo part SpieIplas.s je einen
prd6tigen aran5 am 0entmal nieber.
Wait Qbiineung bes Qeoes ,gurner
auf gum Streite" fam Die b06ft einz
orudsooue 5eisr gum QbI9lub, mo-
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