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ADVERTISEMENT
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fees they are making for the sake
Of armed peace.
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Alaska

for every need.
We carry a large stock Of
big Ice Boxes and Refrigera-
tors for butchers and grocers,
too.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-15

is best by test-we'vc handled
them for 23 years, and know
that to be a fact. The Alaska
factory is the largest Refrig-
orator factory. Nearly mil
lion
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-22
Junior.Senior Reception.

The members of the class of 1914
gave the annual reception for the
Senior class. Wednesday evening AT
Watts hall. The guests were greeted
at the door by group of ghosts who
in weird tones gave the password for
the evening 13.
After few minutes of social chat In
which all who said Yes" or mo
were compelled to pay forfeits, several
exciting and interesting games and
contests were enjoyed. Glenn Turner
took first prize in a trip to Jerusalem,
and Verne CoZine was declared cham
pion rag ehewer.
A feature of the evening was the
Podunk weekly, edited and published
by the crowd Each division had
charge of one department and all were
very good.
After some other interesting stunts
the feed committee reported to the de,
light of all. The domestic science
girls had been busy and the result
was splendid two course luncheon.
After group of yells the audience
listened TO short talks by the president
of the Senior class, the vice president
of the Junior class who spoke on ac-
count of the illness of the president;
and some membership the faculty, the
crowd departed declaring the Juniors
were splendid entertainers and the
Seniors royal guest.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-22

r. p. Larsen and family spent Sun
day with DR.. James in Audubon. They
found that the doctors little son Ear
nest had been badly bitten by fe-
rocious dog the day before and his face
lacerated. Some scars will always re-
main but other wise he will recover.
j. s. Faaborg of Clinton, Iowa, spent
last week with relatives. Mr.. Faaborg
also made the trip business trip by buy
il x Terkelsen share in the Faaborg &
Terkelsen General Merchandise store.
Mr.. FaabOrg intends to move to Kim.
ballton in the near future.
During the storm Monday morning
the lightning struck one of the large
Cotton. wood trees on the II. J. Jorgen-
sen place, splitting it from top to
bottom. Fortunately no one was near
the place at the time.
The lightning struck corn crib on
the Kimballton Investment Co.'S farm
west of town, shattering the building
entirely but without burning it, which
was rather unusual.
ball fans motored to Elk Horn TO wit
ness Audubon get beaten by the Elk
Horn nine.
Hans Nielsen is spending the week in
Davenport attending the Undertakes
convention held there.
Mr.. Jens Larsen of Wisconsin is
spending some days with his cousin,
Taylor w. Madsen,
Mr. and Mrs. Winter and Mr.. and
Mrs. Tvenstrup spent Sunday with
Divelys in Elk Horn.
Mr. and Mrs. Holger Petersen were
the guests of Mr.. and Viggo Rasmussen
of Extra Sunday.
Fred Nissager drove out from Audi
bon Sunday to spend the day with his
parents.
Mrs. Stone of Atlantic is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. j. l.. Jorgensen at Sun
side farm.
Bertels entertained the Muller,
Andersen and West families at Sun
day dinner.
Mr. Geo Henningsen and family OF
Atlantic visited with I. q. Jensen Sun
day.
H. G. Nordby and family visited
with H. p. Boldis Sunday evening.
p. Lykke and Chris Nielsen made a
trip to Audubon Monday.
Fred Bonnesen visited with H. Mad
sen sunday evening.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-22
KInRALLrnN.

The Y. p. A. semi monthly meeting
was held at the Carl Hald place,
Grand View Sunday. The day was
beautiful and it made an ideal outing.
The meeting was held on the spacious
lawn. Features of the lecture course
to be held June 7-8th were discussed
and report was given by the com
mittee of what had been accomplished
to date. The report was met with nm
animous approval and the program
with enthusiasm. Later Rev. Jorgen,
sen gave a highly interesting lecture
on the subject David Livingtone and
his wonderful work" The lecture
was a belated commemoration of the
Tooth anniversary of Livingtone's birth
day which should have been held
March 10Th. All the members of the
society we're thankful to Rev. Jorgen.
son for the lecture. After the meeting
Mrs. Hald served refreshments and
those who suffered from 'feelin' like a
colt" caused by the spring air cut loose
and enjoyed various games.
Kredsmode will be held at Kimball-
ton Sunday and Monday. Rev. Strand
skov of Ringsted, Rev. Christensen of
Cedar Falls, Rev. Rodholm of Des
Moines, Rev. Ravn of Moorhead, Rev.
Faber of Newell and Rev. Moller of
Hampton are expected TO be present.
Services will begin Sunday morning at
10 O'Clock precisely. Sandwiches and
coffee will be served Sunday noon.
John Nielsen has purchased a 40
horse power Diesel motor for his cleo
trio plant. Kimballton has reason to be
proud The Diesel motor is one of the
greatest invention of our age and only
comparatively few are in use at present.
Mr.. Nielsen has also purchased two
dynamos and will soon be in shape to
furnish the town with electricity.
Peter Kirk has decided to vacate the
Commercial hotel and las bought the
lot Immediately north of the Kimball
ton Hdwe 81 Impl. Co. prior to build
ing up TO date restaurant and bakery
IL will be two story building with
basement and will be begun at once
The second story will be used as dwell
ing.
Miss Cecilia Jacobsen OF Askov,
MINI. arrived Monday to spend some
time with her cousin Mrs r. p. Larsen
Miss Jacobsen has been attending
Grand View College during the winter
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-22
The Commencement Exercises.

There are sixteen graduates in this
years. class nine girls, and seven boys.
The class roll is as follows: Thomas
Blake, Emma Boust, Tressa Brady,
Mildred Buck. Anna Buthweg Helen
Conway, Verne Cozine. Ambrose Foley.
Marguerite Foley. Mabel Hood, Leon
ard Kees, John Kerwin, Alice Kester,
Clarence Niklason, Freda Schwab, Lo-
renzo Brooks
The plans for commencement week
are the following: On next Sunday
evening, May 25th, Rev. Freedline will
deliver the baccalaureate address at
the Methodist church. The class play
will be given Wednesday evening at
the opera house. The tickets for the
play will be on sale Tuesday morning
at Smiths Drug store. On Thursday
evening, the graduating exercises will
occur in the Presbyterian church. DIR.
). A. Marquis, President of Coe College,
is to give the commencement address,
Program for commencement follows
Piano Duet. La Baladine - Lysberg
Mabel Hood, Mildred Buck.
Lovely Night" > Tales from Hoffman
Girls Glee Club.
Invocation .------- Rev. j. G. Schwab.
Solo, Sing On ---.------ Denza
Miss Carrie Berger.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-22
HERE AND THERE.

While crossing the mad Botna at the
Stanley bridge Thursday the Hamlin
mail carrier swerved a little too far
south on the high grade west Of the
bridge. For moment IL looked as If
the old wagon would take Titanic
plunge and the black NAV of the old
river was juggling with delight over
the prospects of victim, when the
superior intelligence of one of the
horses, counteracting the lack of horse
sense in its driver. locating the back
bone of the grade once more, strug
gled into line and made the foolhardy
undertaking success. The next morn
ing the Bamsey bridge was under
water and reason forbid any attempt
| to cross.
Walter Rubel who was afflicted with
appendicitis became so low that an
operation was necessary. The delicate
work was performed Friday night by
Doctor Becker, of Iowa City and Doctor
Fulton, Of Audubon. A trained nurse
was present and is still ministering TO-
the wants of the patient.
Peter r. Nissen is now the owner Of
new five PASSENGER Ford automobile
in which he and his wife accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs HI. G.. Rice glided over to
the Harrison Stanley home and spont a
pleasant Sunday.
Many of the farmers went early to
their fields Monday morning and sQuar-
ed themselves for big days planting
only to be pouched upon by cold,
pelting rain before which they fed in
confusion.
1t is very amusing to note that they
have to move those sign boards on which
it says $1,000 Fine for Dumping Garb-
age Here, " in order to keep them from
being buried beneath garbage about
every two years.
Lloyd Drew, the Rock Island agent
at Hamlin, has been shifted to Brayton
for two months. Mr.. Mccarthy of
Audubon was moved into the vacancy
at Hamlin.
Henry HOFFMAN and wife departed
for Peoria, Illinois. Friday. They were
accompanied as far as Atlantic by their
daughter, Mrs. Clark Griffin.
Mrs. w. d. Stanley is again at the old
home after an extended visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Will Deets near Atlantic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Poulsen and Mrs. Fred
Andersen departed Sunday for visit
at their old home near Corley, Iowa.
Mrs. G. T. Hansen accompanied by
Veneer and Raynor Rasmussen visited
in Brayton a few days of last week.
Miss Helen Anciaux came mp from
Des Moines TO visit at the home of her
brother Roy, in Greeley.
George Guide, Lauritz Dam and Peter
Mortensen went to Elk Horn 10 witness
Sunday bali game. - Sk y
Jens Olsen put fine bunch Of Tam
worth porlkers on the Hamlin market
Friday.
The east approach to county bridge
No. 2S is in dangerous condition.
Miss Lizzie Guide visited in Extra
Wednesday.
K; J. Petersen was an Atlantic visitor
Friday. NfN
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-22
Enjoy A Vacation In The Black Hills.

The wonderful Black Hills of South
Dakota afford an ideal locality for rest
and regeneration.
Hunting. fishing, horseback riding
over wooded mountain trails. bathing
in the medicinal waters of the hot
springs, are all to be enjoyed in glori-
Gus climate and amid splendid scenery.
Reduced fares June lst to September
BOTH Return limit October 3lst. Ex-
cellent train train service. Favorable
stop overs. Choice of routes. Printed
matter and full information on APP
plication to ticket agents, Chicago and
North Western Ry. PIC
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-22

Address. -----------, DIR. J. A. Marquis
owl and Pussy Cat" Ingraham
Girl Glee Club.
Presentation of Diplomas j. M. Graham
Benediction 1880 Rev. A. b. Miller.
The play to be given this year is The
Dear Boy Graduates. Characters;
Clyde Walker the Dear Boy, President
of the Glass ----------A Ambrose Foley
Genevieve Walker, his elder sister
Marguerite Foley
Mamie Walker ----.-- His little sister
Tressa Brady
Caroline Walker -----H His mother
Alice Kester
Grandma Walker - His Grandmother
Freda Schwab
Mrs. Mary Milton one of his aunts, on
his mothers side. Mabel Hood
Helen Milton, - His country cousin
Emma Boust
Leona Westfield - His city cousin
Mildred Buck
Bessie Moore, His best girl who enjoys
the run Helen Conway
Jerusha Walker His old maid aunt
Anna Buthweg
Tom Leonard His Verne cozine
Harry DUFF chum' Thomas Blake asHDa'
Prof. Whitney. Coach Leonard Reese
Prof Hudson the High School Principal
John Kerwin
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-22
ECHO No. $3.50

Echo No. 63190 is Percheron stallion
imported from France in 1906, by w.
L. DeClow of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. He
is recorded in the Percheron Register
and his number is 41710. He is black
with star and small snip and left
hind foot white His weight is 1850.
He is well built horse and horse
with good action. He was foaled May
9th, 1904 Bred by M. Risson, Com
mune of st, Avuilin de-C orbion, Canton
of Moulins Ia Marche, department of
Orne, sired by De Scartes 46o5S, dam,
Polka, 25226, she was by Jolly 103i9, End
dam Richette 24995, she by Selim 749.
Bird dam Poule belonging to M. Ragot
Will make the season of 1918 at what
is known as the Farmers Home Barn,
in Audubon Iowa.
Terms-$15.00 to insure colt to stand
and suck. Care win be taken TO pre-
vent accidents but if any should occur
| will not be responsible. If the mare
is removed from the county or sold, the
service fee will be due at once.
Geo. HenrikSen
Owner and Manager
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-22

DR.. J. B. Findley is the senior mem
Der of the Famous Specialists Drs
Findley g. Co., who have been in Des
Moines, Iowa, for over twenty-three
years, offices second floor GIT Walnut
Street, opposite Harris Emery Co.
Their knifeless treatments for the
cure of Gall Stones, Appendicitis, Ca
tarrh in all its forms, Epilepsy, Eyes
and Ears, Lungs, Rheumatism. Dis
eases of women, Kidney, Liver,
Stomach, Bladder, Blood and Nervous
System, has been in constant use here
in Iowa for almost seventy years.
PlaDe your confidence in Specialists
of tested
RELIABILITY
Women who are weak and nervous,
and who are suffering from ailments
peculiar to their sex, and who wish
to forego the dangers of the surgeons
knife, should consult DIR. Findley.
Consultation and Examination Free
In the treatment of the Eye, DIR. Find
ley has no peer as an oculist, in his
forty-six years practice in Iowa he
has cured thousands of cases of Cata-
ract, Ptregium, liberated Eyes and
Granulated Lids. He tests Eyes and
fits glasses FREE.
All medicines are prepared at the
offices and laboratory, GIT Walnut St..
second floor. opposite Harris Emery
Co., Des Moines, Iowa.
DIR. J. b. Findley will be here one
day each month for the purpose Of
giving free, to those who cannot come
to the office In Des Moines, an exam
along with his expert advice,
and opinion, and to fit glasses free.
REMEMBER THE DAY AND DATE.
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1luksNatbritt)tem.
Gfnetnuatt. IL. suli.

% GfnetnHati, IL. SuIi.
Der SbiofIus III i'm Gincinnatitr Diitritt
eimas I'M Stei1tn be9rifen. Gefern dbeno
bate oerielbe BEL bieiiser Sta6t siusn @aher'
ftanb bon IL Jub.
Die folg.neea Eep.iheH trafen pdbrsnb b
oss ssitrigen Cages bier ein.
gittsbura pa. Der SluI Bat siRsH
BaHsrfane BON 80 Sui unb fGllt.
gattettsburq, IA. Der Slus h1s si =
non 8dHeritano ben s.s GUS ano fttgt.
Gharfsstou, g8. Bn. Der 5lus bat
einen @aFerFuno Gon 10 GuS unb ffsi9t.
gortsmoutb, .. Der Slas bat slaeH
@aFerHanO Don s.3 uub itsigt.
9arfersburq. ". 8a. Ter 5lub bat
einen MaNeraoac bon 100 5ub uno tnllt.
,aauapba salls, B "a Der Gtub bat
,insn 8aherRano bon 2.6 6ub ano Itstgt.
ct. gltafaut, B. pa. Der Slus bat
sintn 8aFerfaRo ben 0.s GUS uno fsi8t.
Fpuisptit., aa. Der GluS SIT stneH
BoFsrHano BON s.7 Gus uno ftbt.
epausDiGtt, 5aD. Der 5lus ha! ell
a.u 8aHsrEanb bon 6.3 GUS uHo iaHt.
gatro, 3G. Der Club hat tlnsn 8aNsr'
aano bon 1910 Gus uno ialit.
Tsmphis, Ieun. Der SIas bat etner
&aTsrhoRo bon 1872 fuS uao tdlit.
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Mustpdrtiae Wtdrfte.
Y en- nnri II. auli.

tW DVtks IL. s8Hlt.
Webl.-7er Nnrst mar brute itesia.-
Spring 8atsns 44.6O-4.s5. 8luier 5iraights
t4.45- -4.55, s9intsr 9atsnis "a 75--6.i0,
Spring dsars ta.00--4.20. grtra 4inter
30. / $3.s0-4l0. Gytra DO. no. 2 $50
$50. stnnias Siroishts s4.20---4.s0.
MogseRmesl mar itetis. Jair Bis
suies %. S.T0--3-s5. flotes bic fancp 1920
400.
Raismebl mar itstig.-Jeints rpeibss
uno gsfbes sI.s6-i4o. grcbes 81 1-30-l-S5,
Run6rieo $s.45.
aosssn III ifetis.-gso. 2 gseitern eogze
c. IT, NtD Dorf gyport.
Gerii III ruhig. - Ralsgerlte 5s--84c
Ct I. Buffalo. sfseoias SAC. |. l. I. Rsu
BORT
Beissn.-aRarit mar pillia. sasuer go.
2 rotber 95He ei. I. 9lerp Dort grport, DO.
97e I. 0. b. Bel Ansunit: 90. / Northern
9uInth iO0ke |. o. b. ihlpimmeHb.
BeIf9forn - Der gsarff mar spilIig.
Ggport 6stzc I. o. b. ltpimmsnb.
Safer.- Rartt mar pilIig. ~ STANDARD
msiber ~ ~ 44he, yip. metBer 45He,
SO. q e44-44He, $40. 4 431tl--44t, orbiudrer
abseihnittener msiEer A - 45c, fanep
ababseihnittener ueiBer 46-47e i'm Gle.
pa.pr.
Stu III rubis. - go. fo0--io5c, $50.
. Sb--S0x. go. 65--7oe.
0opfen III rubis. oroinarer biz
dolce 1919. i5--iSt; 1911. o--i4c; 4aeife
Goat 1919, 15--fSc. 1911 il---f4e.
Sdute iinb feit. Central amsrifn
29He, Bosota 294--30j<s.
4seeriit ieit. - 0errlod lirfts ss-29e
lefcnbs 27--2ee.
Bort III fen. danrilp t24Oo- Do 90
fesEt clear e3o.7 s-22.25. Nlsb t2a.0o- a50
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4sef war itetig -5umilp s20.00--22.Oo,
Neh sf8.00-18.5O.
Gut Meats iino felt.--8ep6fefte Bellies,
10 bis IA gfuab, 15-i7Hc DO. S6infen
f64c
Sdmafs mar Feit - Waibbfe @elt
priina s11.60--1f.70; Gaffinirtes lit felt.
Continent si2.15, Q. w. si2.S0, COMPOUND
9H-g4c.
Talg mar rmbig. - Brimn City gu &c,
Gountrp 5A-6hc, Special SIC.
Gaumiuoil faams sSel mar itarf.
9rima CONNER geIbes $8.S0--9.00.
getrofeum lit itetig. g.-Raffinirtp8 Retu
gDrt 8uIt $500; Barrels ss.7o; Gaies
sli00.
golfs lit feit 7omeitie 5lesce Dbio
27--2sc.
5ars iit feit. - GtroineO, setpobnlides
Bis guies $3.50.
Tsrpenttn tit ftetig su 38K-39e.
Reis tif felt. - GinpetmiIher 3x-8c,
4atna 81 --6Ac.
Rolafies In rubg. =. Rem Orleans
Cpen aettls, gutter Bis d)oics, 35-55c.
1uder. - Roher lii feit. - DtuScanaoo
80 Telt, 8.04-3.11c. Centrifugal 90 Eelt
3.54--3.g1e, Diplaiiess 3uter 50 Ieit 2.79
- 2.sec. Raifinirter III feit. - Gut 2oai
5.40e, Grufbeo $50, gapulo N" 495c,
Cubes 4.5sc, goipbereo 4.75e, granus
ldteo 4eOc, 7iamoub " 4.60, Con
fseionsrs ~ 4.45e, gio. 430c. gto 24.05c.
10. 3 400e, go. 4 1886, Ro. 3.9Oc, $40. q
1850, $50. 4 3.sOc, gto. ) 3.s5r, go. 0 3.70s
Ro. 10 1856, gso. IL 3.30c, go. IL 8.55e
3so. 10 s-50c, Ro. 4 S.6Js.
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Ier Beridnot beiraa In berieIben 9ett

MEnbo b. lie befiereH EuaIltdien
ruaren leuts tart uno Itiegcn um 10--i5c
-Ssoders uuo ifeeoers paren bel gutter
0ahfrase. Cute Nadfabe fino fart I'M
gYetie.
Shuer. Sti.re s7.25--7.s5, grtra $500.
Edsisl s275-6.25. iylei1heritiere $50
T.76. auserieisne BIS extra s7.s5-s.0O, Seta
fers s5.00-7.5O. gI.ra sT.65-s00, Riihe
s40o--600. auserisiene bis ertra s6l0-
$50. Gamers s3.U0--4.0O, Stoders une
;Eeeeers ss.5o-750. 5tod SeiIers s5.25--
as. SiodsSabs s4.25--5.25.
Bulfeu. Sei Hnr ntdbiaer 3uiuhr
unb sisnslid gutter Jtadfrase mar bsr4Rurit
henie itsiig.
Rcaere unh lrttc s5.50-s.oo, Bologna
$5.25--T.00. istts SuasH ss.50-T.00.
a1tber. lie 3nfuhr mar nic3i iehr
srpb aHo bic 4rstie isieGen um 25c per 100
&funo.
Grtra s1O5-0l0.15, fair bis aut. Isthte
Ss-50-f0.25. oretn1rs uno eroBe $500 10. 90.
Rdlbsr in ben sontmiltons- SduirrH. --
iyanep i0Ae. priHa bis aussrieiene az
sa4e. proinare 5-S nc.
Ghweiue.- lie 3ufunr ppn Sdrueis
men mar bente sienl!ld grob. be Ra6frugs
cine CUTE uno be I5reiie itetig.
5d,mere 5dRsiHs brahien $500; eue
bio nnserleTens Ssrpadungs. uuo fFlsi,
id1sriorten s9O0 - 905. geniTdte Der.
uafunasiprten 5000 - 9.05, oroindre bis
ausrrleieue Ihucre ietts SGue s5.75-s.l0.
Ertra ssI5ss.20. Gags $4.T5--715, Ieihte
Brrlanesiorteu t9l5-925. Mebiums % Bis
$50 9funo s9lO-g.l5. yertel BON 100
9innb unb usniQsr s8.50-9.l5.
Shafe uue sdmm msE-7ie Radfraae
mar cine CUTE uuo Trablabrs- 2ammer itte'
gen nm l0--i5c.
Stafe gItra Ieihte s435. CUTE
bis auserIeiene s4OJ--4.25, ,prbinGre bis quite
S2-5O--a.75, Rutier.Shofe $3.50 - 425,
9rtra s4.35-450 5tbrlinge S3.50-5.50
IamHier. Trblahrs 1dmmer Grtra
$3.50, CUTE bis aussrieIene $500 s.25
orbindre bls quite s5.75-Z75, Gals s4.75-
$50.
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Die ppettf de W obnuns.
eSn Berlin, no man es nit Der 8unit,
imponireube 8'nennuneen 81 erfinoen,
binter oenen nihts Itedt. am Deiteiten
eebraht bat, baben mir Ihon ldusIt
ben edit moDernen gesrtff Der n3uIs
turpobnung". IS mare AUDI elm
Duuo:r, penn benz niht 10 mare, in
elmer Stabt. in Der Die beiprohens,
aeT6riebsne uno porgeihrisbene
3ultur cine 10 pieI groBers Rolle ipielt
ois Die idliht uno obne 4ufieben gez
lebts. Bon Der tshniiheu 8ultur naz
tirlih aboeIebeu, in Der mir bier aus
unoern Wobngebiete ber Wtenitbelt
lpeit iibertrsffeH. 2lber oos yteNits
1T bod Die .poetiite WobnuRg". go
1T Elm psrIoderoes Dobnungsinierat
in einem 8erIiner gIatt beriariebsn.
Da Die poetiIte Wobnung s 3immer
aufnet't, tpIrp Iih pobI taum eiH
goet Finoen, Der iie be3isbt, rpenn
man niht etfpa ben 9erfaRer zines
erfolgreiten S6pdutes. Der BON alien
Qtteraten am eteiten lid rah elmer
Qht3jmmer Do6nung umiehen
ourfte, unter Die Bosten rennen piu.
Qber auf goeten aIs Wietbsr miro es
Dem Sausb:iiber pobl oiel rpeniger an.
tpmmen, ais auF 2eute, Die ntben benz
poetlIhen 8emutb uu6 ben notbtgen
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