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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1913-12-26
Gave Him q Christian Nama.

Even the polyglot Swiss interpreter
at the general postoft1ce admits that
there are languages which would
stump him. How would he have solv-
ed the problem once presented at the
Hampstead Green postoffice and re-
corded in Baines ION the Track OF
the Mail Coach?" Two ladies wanted
to send money order to foreign
tradesman In Oxford street What
Christian name? inquired the clerk
"He is Turk and has none" I'VE
must have a Christian name," the
clerk insisted. But you can't. His
bill merely says 'Kotzemolien.' "Oh,
very WELL" decided the clerk. THAT
will do. Cut his name in two and
make the order payable to 'Kotze Mo-
lien Solomon could not have done
better.-London Chronicle.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1913-12-26
Times Changes.

Why is 1t that laws which worked
very well fifty or sixty years ago are
being discarded? Why is it that laws
which quarter century ago would
have been laughed down are getting
upon the books of every state in the
Union? Why Is it that there are new
ideas in teaching. new Ideas about the
liberty OF the individual, new ideas
about mans relationship with his
neighbor? Why is 1t. in short. that
there is vast discomfort with old In
stitutions and old ways? 1t Ia because
the world has outgrown the govern
ment, the ideas, the habits OF thought
that fitted easily and serenely enough
into the lives Of our great-grandpar-
ents. but which are creaking In their
joints now Life today is very diff
ferent thing from life fifty or sixty
years ago.-Toledo Blade.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1913-12-26
There Is no wrong a man can do bnt
is q thwarting Of the living right
Posted OF autographs.

During an interval in London w. c.
Scully. SO he tells In Further Rem
iniscences OF a South African Pioneer"
had rooms in Pimlico with q landlady
of snobbish tendencies. who made
cult of superior persons" He tells
this amusing experience:
II had been for short visit to
Rudyard Kipling at rockingham and
had brought back bunch OF roses
from his garden Seeing that Mrs
Wand was so proud of her celebrities.
| thought | would let her know that |.
too, knew celebrity. so when she
came to set the breakfast table next
morning ! pointed to the flowers and
said:
""There, Mrs. Wand. you would new
er guess where these roses came from.
They came from the garden of the
great Mr.. Kipling.
"'Mr. Kipling? 'Oos e?
"'Good gracious" ! exclaimed Sure
ly you know who Mr. Kipling is. Why.
his autograph is worth a guiDea?'
Mrs. Wand left the room without re-
plying. She returned few minutes
later with look of skepticism on her
face and, as she put down the toast
rack, remarked:
"'Well. e ought to be good lookin' at
that"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1913-12-26
Right To Organize Conceded.

Ottawa, Can, Dec, 26 Early
in September an attempt was made
to organize the harness makers of
this city under the legitimate in
ternational union. There appeared
no difficulties at first in forming a
strong organization, but one of the
larger firms Immediately took a
hostile position and insisted that
its employees sign an agreement
which had been drawn oy the firm
that bound the employees not to join
any labor organization or psrtici
pate in any strike, with numerous
other provisions which were ex
tremely obnoxious. The matter
was takeu up by the Ottawa Cen
trail Body and in turn by the Trades
and Labor Congress of Canada
Negotiations were opened agreeable
to action taken by the Trades and
Labor Congress with the end in
view of snnulling the agreement
mentioned. Being unsuccessful in
this, the assistance of the Minister
of Labor was enlisted, with the re.
suit that the company capitulated,
the department being in receipt of
letters from the company to the
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1913-12-26

has settled down to what appears
TO be an endurance test and the
price of coal has been materially
raised. so much so that the city OF
Denver is taking steps looking
toward the operation of municipal
coal mine. The Department of La
Dor has used its influence to bring
about a settlement, as we'll also has
the Congressional delegation, but
the big coal companies assert that
they will never deal with the Unit
ed Mine Workers, and there the
matter stands.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1913-12-26
Monument to a Quack.

THAT the men who make great med
tcal discoveries and who perform won
derful surgical operations are honored
in life and that imposing monuments
to their memory are reared when they
have passed away seems only fitting"
says q writer in the Hamburg Frem-
denblatt, but that a quack whose
name as such has for generations been
known in Germany should be thus
honored is remarkable There are not
many children in Germany who do not
know the song which begins thus:
II am the DR. Eisenbart
wilewillewilkomosai
/ cure the people by my art.
Observation-Disclosures
The blind | treat so that they walk
And the lame l teach to talk
Zwillewille Observation-Disclosures,
Observation-Disclosures bonn!
"a stately monument showing DR..
Eisenbart extracting a tooth from a
writing boy. the work OF Professor
Eberlein, has been erected at Ham
Munden, where the wonder doctor
was born"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1913-12-26
Tho Parsons Soft Job.

There is a prevalent Idea among
the criminal classes that the clergy
have nothing whatever to do"
The authority for this statement is
the archdeacon Of London. who has
three large prisons Ia his archdeacon-
ry. An old woman once said to a jail
chaplain: II wish you could find a
job for my old man. He is not up to
much and cannot do anything, but he
wants q soft Job like yoursw-London
Globe
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1913-12-26

Cooperation between the depart
ment Of labor of Pennsylvania and the
bureau Of compulsory education has
almost put an end to unlawful child
labor In Philadelphia. according to an
nouncement made by Henry j. Gid
con. head Of the bureau OF compulsory
education Mr. Gideon explained that
the department OF labor from it's Of
fees In Philadelphia can cooperate
with the compulsory bureau on any
case Of child under the school ex-
emption age working without an en-
ployment certificate. and In less than
an hour after the notice is given both
the employer and the parents Of the
child can be brought to Justice.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1913-12-26
Preserving LinoIeum.

To prevent linoleum from rotting and
falling to pieces it should be treated In
the following manner: See that 1t is
perfectly dry and lay it on the floor
face downward, or it may be hung
over a line with the back outside,
Make mixture of linseed oil, red lead
and driers to about the thickness Of
glycerln and give the back of the
linoleum a thin coat Let it dry thor
oughly add some more red lead to the
mixture. make it thicker and give the
llnoleum another coat 1t must not be
laid before it Is perfectly dry-Ex-
change
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1913-12-26

Look here" said the sophomores
father, how do you expect to do any
studying If you're going to be out tear
ing around every night until II to IL
o'clockp
'Darned IL know, dad I wish
you'd put your mind to work on the
matter and let me hear from you If
you succeed In working anything out"
Chicago Record Fl erald.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1913-12-26
Elattarv Racounizad.

II want to ask your advice" said the
man who is always busy evolving new
ideas
NO, you don't" replied the alert
business man. You want to get me
interested so that I'll ask you questions
about some proposition you want to
spring Washington Star.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1913-12-26
Elakx Piaoruat.

If you want the best piecrust 1t
should be made the day before you
wish to use it and put into the re-
frigerator. Then the crust will be
fiaky and crisp II you wish 1t to re-
tain the crispness after baking let
the pies cool thoroughly before putting
into closet or sideboard. Never put the
baked pie into the refrigerator or It
will be soggy
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1913-12-26

effect that the agreement has been
Internationally withdrawn, and
that the employees are absolutely
free to form an organization if they
so desire.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1913-12-26
Correctly Classified.

A Washington man who was being
shown through one of the ancestral
homes In the Shenandoah valley by an
aged coored seryitor stopped before
portrait.
What fine painting" he excIaim-
ed why, that must he an old mas.
teri
Excuse me. bosst'' said the retainer.
but you's mistaken. OATS de picture
of ole Mssus Taylor. Lippinrott's.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1913-12-26
Thsn There Was Troubls.

Young Wife-Today is the anniver-
sary OF our wedding. shall have one
OF the chickens killed In honor OF the
occasion Her Husband Oh leave 1t
alone 1t wasn't the chickens fault!
The chicken wasn't killed and the
dinner was failure.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1913-12-26
"old Niok.v

Nickels and "Old Nick are derived
from the name Of Scandinavian de-
legend. is supposed to haunt the mines
in which the metal nickel is found and
it was long believed that he gave the
hardness to the metal
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1913-12-26

Belle don't see why you call her
spiteful. thought she was paying
you compliment Clara-Oh you
don't know her Belle-W Why. didn't
she tell you you were looking quite
yourself again? Clara-She said quite
my "old self London Tit Bits.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1913-12-26
Repair Work.

Repair work has cost me more than
the original machine" stormed the
physician
Repair work does pay better" said
the automobile man. You find IT 80 in
your business. don't you. doc ?'-Pitts-
burgh Post
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1913-12-26

a clean cover pappr napkins are nice
for the purpose Use your best china.
Serve hot things hot and cold things
cold, not warm New York Sun.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1913-12-26
Hahind the Procaaaion.

Hopkins Ito his wife)- You might tell
Susan that this steak isn't done
nough. Mrs Hopkins-You are three
girls behind. Charles: this ones name
Is Belinda
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1913-12-26
Greenwich limo Ball.

1t Is said that the time ball OF the
Greenwich observatory has never been
wrong except one day In 1878 when 1t
was half second late.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1913-12-26
Horses and Grass.

Grass Is the natural food OF the
horse. On no other food will 1t keep
10 healthy, become 30 strong or live
so long.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1913-12-26

Before | married uiy wife | could
hours
And now"
Now | have to- Houston Post
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1913-12-26
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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1913-12-26

Entered al A< Posto6tef al Ha.stifon Ohro, as
Sseond .CIaSS Masf Matter.
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tssuxp WEEKLY AT 826 MARKET STREET,
HAMILTON OHIO.
HONE. TELEPHONE S0s.
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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1913-12-26
None of Them Horrid.

Miss Prim-AlloW a horrid man to
kiss me-never. Miss Peach Neither
would l. but. thank goodness, there
isn't one among all my male acquaint-
ances Boston Transcript
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1913-12-26

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1918.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-02-06

ianitise g;obmeiiier spn sseiipbalio
ieiH uub lobelb feiae grpsupnnp puu
saaibinetpn aus bebatiat, bIsgoh'
Dilice in ben stere bon grdisl pno
piI,enieper psrleaen.
-9n 9eiieriun Gltp II epl R0n'
toa 6os Thomas gebag6e siues
Der gr6bten Ciise .SauleiI Der StpOi
Surdl Geuer seritiri ipgybeu. Gis
2rbsit Der wobIQeerillteu isueripehr
ieute bee Stants 3uhthnpies.
iueldje pnG oer Statte begroert mnr'
Scn. wuroe cine ;Seitere Ausbchuuna
aui tif &sbspsekaube perhirbert.
-Sau qiag !gphnten benz hicr nm
2unners.aa AbeHS seeebeuen 5nuss
serspiissp bei Sarelicr anbreir
&liettermes upo 9ddernieiiier Auauii
Bageubuid,. 2epterer pertehrt ole
iriberes aino Der @emeinbe eerns
nit ben 5rernben Der SnaeHO: er-
lcrer - ia. Der idlriut Sic gbiidlt
~ bnben cine non Der .Gerle" hu;bcr
&cibIihleit esr sarone" ihiuihhren.
Ter Gods bat am 2idtwestaa G..
Sebrtiny) ieincn Sd,ottcn ridlt ars
iehen NIB III uidlt ipicber Ia isiu
GhInilimutcr ;urlldeeIchrt um mod
peiterc Iedls NudIcn oarin lpeiier ~
idirardlen ionbern III an ber sIuker.
lpeit aebIiebep. 100 tbm ,pohl in
SdiHee bic HIdien ctiuoS Iolt lper6en
m0acu. amalerbin luilI CT bod Dor
Seiicrn ocn 3riibItpa iu'S eano
Iumnen iehen.
--am 1ienstaa abeHb ianlcu per
lohiutidDs oerr aaalhcu Dillemepcr
non san 0ranciSsu. Gal. uHb beiien
Sdiuriier 1rau 2r. gusaS uur
Srioaetun. Nsp.. bier an. 4ie @s.
nnnnteu inmen eineus uni Der
Shruei.er 6rau 6aspar iSed,tei uub
ihrer IamiIie nod eianlal pur 6eren
atreiie uot 8nnerob. Georgia bic
ctiua Mite uatbiier 3Ofle eriOlucn
luirO. Su iehen uub aui larserc 3cit
9ebciurhi III iaacu.
-3cm hutp. So6u SrnEe uun
G,pu, 2lI Nuo mir ncbii Oct &buu-
ueneutsacblhr iiirS nSpltSb!ntt"
nod lGr heu -Gchb"'. elmer uuu ben
hcdpu Satcru ter ct. goricu Ne
mriabc. untcr 0ieIcu bic hudu. 0cr'
rca Surue unA SdlaUmcder. hcrnuS
0tocucutu eualiitcH MuUntSidlrlit
ut5ii 0cm Eruaramni ihrcr icttcu
'Rturrcl &prlttiIuua bci lucldcr bic
l,cr luoblhc,nnnleu .%ltuucr NpnE
miumiritcn. III Taiic uerpiiidtet.
-- Sic iolacnocU NIrRer uobmcn
m benz ia'ino!ltO Enrncuni ant
Wuutna ,hclI: &cu GicbboI,. Wnth
loS Githol;. Gcrharh Iilrmcucr.
urmO li.c. Qeuru ScIunel 9Intpu
ppcr, Sutu1 dcdilcI. Ncrnlhlm (np
rI Wauu (uiluucWncUcr &il
htlm Golrop, Suault Gnirra. &to.
~. 0oNrpp, 4Roviin 0pcr. SSilhclm
g'atomcucr, 4hilI,p &;rhurit. sub
!l,cdrubcil. 0trnonu 2cHWCU. &tn
Moth. ne. ncnru RutbUu,. @ccrnc
&llNc. drau; Sdlniib, 9uoytcs Zen
acrGto NIB $:,iIbelm Sncdc.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-02-06
Sa'teu slmead,tem IN Der ~
tScpra's amd,e 40 Smn.

Nwuimcl OH olleu NiiRppdleu
Der iSaitrn,eit nod Der bl Rciie.
9reuSpea on alien drcitoacn 1
.llhr abcnbS uue intraTcR:alcr Se
aer.
GrcSiat. oSCbcte ~ Ghrer Der hl.
iuui ss,notu uno IotrnmentoIer &C.
.ocu an nfleu Spnutoaca Z llhr
sbenbs.
Sic 9rcbietcn mi Zen SpEntoa
Nbcnbcu merbeu einc Nbbnnolma
iber bic Hebeu 0outtM-beu icin
uro iuiro bic srhr om uadlnen
Suuntaa iiber nic opiSnrtb hauoeln.
Ter hpdim. ySuter Wmdrrmouu ers
Idst on Vile bic frelntbiidie 6inla,
buuo nu bsn daitenouondI,er theiIiu.
nchmen.
eue 6rtiarana faith. eehrrn uub
csctrnudlc In tlsirrH sad,iurnlat.
Tam bel Miiraae as semrrbaaie sr-
hnlteu tpefisn
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-02-06
Sinae SeHe.

Sic QsearglCr &,RSc hss>u il@ 81, c
tsaip,lu cHaiuc ron Or ga. =
baup;i,ao, 5i5o.a lCb Gc Ntt'c )
9rai,crssaNr oGi ciger sicts Vy
Die Farnarbt,t. Sen .SrtamRgsys
tor peev pas lcun Scr;vcrNrn ~
len. Noyubsr ha,iu Der Sgrtisavs
bent ma1'
9uS mgae &uif amurue III ,s-s
Iin or ShcrS res So. ,>auuav aui
elmer San,sarlic bci Ssrn sra +,
SSieaerlca.
9eiswsilia has mir npd Saair
nhne Dirisu. On EuierC Scn,eirec on
Steiie hcS ieinec seiuuehrit wee1
uadi Son SutpRip. ScraS pcrrgin r
,huhn. SaicT Sinacr Hpn triurr
SeellprgtT u,s0crbcspnauen bar.
lit esrsr. Stmiet habeu ihr
nonomerFNasidir siunepatt rra
ourd oervn sialhins S0mmtF M :
SaserS eeim trsnsruvsssa latter
Isrt wpllsu he iirt sis ,nni israhliar
|an hsH &esnparisrn sshinlsn nae
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-02-06
Ter &reunrsrser.

.Slges. 1,iu,Gr {.i1, wc.lcu "a.
>.t As:t., 'rty>.""
Eay c"s.l &,sGal ~ AgyatU S,t
ri+ A,2 ,>sy %a;:m mC,S; eIecGcu
CS. sc'W .a''tur
.f-r'tc @R> e.,Tol,
t..rlyU -; :aslggS &N@1 tta
rt,. Is, ua% s,s0eas'
.S,. &;ytGHss8.
"r> W,a,l,N ANHsS aaSac5tRr
.S..Ha,c u@S apssy S,aea u
>'8e ..AltU.
.,-a,>ta q, ma %0ahtH auiac
,:a 10 .;lrtv Sld,gau,e grtiaaer2-
.Ess ~ iclSHesy taHelNb .
,E.,N otNGgc5 IT. ttEtu lolhtU
.FN. .vwA,1 :gtyas ~ sR iuw
aa...a gVlWta
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-02-06
&sthsSiaeH asrssiasr smphshit
ehaMterIam'S Epash Scuer.

atU SameS Y Sc;uiN EiIGtn
4Elag.. rrys.2; .laenber,aiu'S
icGuc1 SeEieoQ II eti uitlgu SuhrGn
,iu w,S.,tler uno palsgE asaer o9nit
in urievsiG eVims etutSr. $t eE;
3'tS,c Is nletaeE Scvuaeta bChCrs
,,S ti8t 4tSi;ia ass Seriutcrs
5tut in Saici peu 6rsiltuHseE.
nuIicr XEN IVUHa,," Sznate Cham
,crio,aS ECuah Aenreoq Rnb mir
lH0 vtcr hGF ier e rnr pirti1r
yuor, uus iuytiodrcu usyeCt ss be-
,sclcaCuats nct nada SohseH ~ ac
bruu aer ruis nitle nHSere aethGr
Sert VI, bet alien 3aaeieuf.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-02-06
Mrbeit

Ntys"i
.IeIls bsy gelSpiuua
Turdl sEbeit ben soto-
arbeit Ia 9cben-'
arbeit u SOtp.
lot III beraprper.
9et SIut bsdlt ntetr iseiiI
Teal Stoiie eibs9ebsh
Fer ihaiieuss Ssstf'. -
StiiIitapb ID 9lfidIritt-
Ras iiiIt iisht, beridplt;
Shaiieube odnoe
Grhalter bic &c't.
!fs abetl. f)er inner.
ssas tnun. tuns erjnnr.
Sitt ielbh; bend Bic sIrbeH
Albeit ben Maiiu.
lic Spur OelneS Saletns
3ie ytiedianb btatdbt.
IN arbels;' pbu lie hfi'
llmiOnf bn selsE.
sStrsiias pcp @eiit an.
Ysae bis nene -
Anh'. sdltaf unb 7Eo iine
sfnae perlponst,
,3uIle heI Sdi0piunn
Turh arbeti ben ScIb
arbeit Ii gebeu
afbsit II @oIO,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-02-06


aHbsTrm wOnpn Eapn's RaRhhaus
bis ium Giebft aHatihIlt III. cut
lih ;hHn.
kiaa.
Gin ileines aiub eeI semitic @il.
bein Sos. pas brei 5nae nah ber
yebHu har5. tvgree seiieru t&itts
UOdlD tier beertiat.
Cine erpbe ansahl iuuaer seHte
bon o,n XnGbaraemeiHpeu Eetyha.
Iin. RfiguEtniu. 2Dsie Greet Hno
SVnuGts Rill. pareu am Tienetac
d6eH0 api oerH Raserbau rerrrs.
the. Gos 4iHu Crhearn, uuter ber
sabiseu 9eitHna ses Tirieeuteu Sia
SieoiOe iieieEie hiE Rsia.
2er G0uHtp gsuu. uelfs nab.
reab Ger &Ode in sisuua il 6oupt.
jahdheu @cltsdfte Ezo nut ben Re-
gennsiehcru nbSurehnez uHe neue m
erneuner.
6eIr Gilbeim Gusermcuu. npu
@t. Scnis. ter mehrere 7aee eabieE
Der Sni icints Settlers hotsu. i. >.
Nudcrlnoan :raT. rsiks stisru nis-
eeg geh Der oeiHiath al.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-02-06
GIN sdueiaeid,iadtsa wit Sin
3" osrmHsH.


Reulidl. 10 lpirb aus frecbure
berih,el. tanite oerr 6eHru 5iidtei
pOn heT RAMBLER hermann 2oaanr
Gesnleper eiHeu iettsH Gruuser. uoH
ipeld,en bieier eiHe Nanaunlabuna
sum Serianote III pRartte In be,
-stpf9eH" am @e.eiie Der Sod "a
lamb 8ahn bereit bielt. Tns 1bier
bort iidler r6haenb bic gum ndhiien
Rpreen iuann er es abhDlen une
sur Stlahtbnut iiihren lppllte. be.
CAB er Iih mad baujs unb baIl barnui
gu Bette unb mar iinbetlmmeri nm
ieiT 9iaenthum in Der Stpfpen -
er ihiicf Den Sdllnf Der Gereflten
uub ieIbit bDle 5rdume bljeben ibm
fern. ,iriih iDnr er lrieber aui ben
SeiHeH um ieiuen .Sorter- hcinl
;uhOicu. 100 ihon bos Won oeu Sun.
gems ieinem Sran!. Wnr @uertber
unb Gmil npltermdun onaeIeate
6euer tuiiia Srniielte mb bas @aiier.
pUrin Mr. Sdlipein ods 5rll ae.
iotten perben iutlte. 10 brporln be,
annr. g ue1l c grags. G Shid.
inlstnde, giidts ipunte er mcbr
aelpabrru als Ceee nuo 2cerc IN ocy
Reu. itlbit atht maj mehr OtS
Sna,tcnN por benz 1ertsl ,pnnte CT
oariu onhdltia wrroen. RahtIuS
iiono cr eine sSeile huncnb uno ilber
IeaenO ba. limo enbIidi, "ahbem er
nit ith oaruber einia aeworhen,
be6 eS ein Tina ber llum6atidltcit
ltl, on6 c'r Sieit bas nod, am Abeub
umb ,mo behGbia uub aui Der iihbii,
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