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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-07-31
WINAMEG

Home Corners Day" at the
Church of Christ the 1st Sunday ir
September which will come the 9th
there will be three services. w. R.
Moffett. of W. Mansfield, has been
selected speaker.
Chas. Web has a brother visiting
him from California.
E. H. Sindel and Clyde Marlatt of
Lyons were visitors at the home of
Philip Fetter Sunday.
Mrs. Buyers and daughter Jennie
are on an extended trip to Buffalo
and New York City.
A number from here expect to at
tend Lyons Chautauqua next week.
Miss Geneva LaSalle is expected
home from Crystal, Michigan, this
week.
j. M. Sindel and wife spent last
Sunday at Cotton.
Chas. Web is building an addition
to his house. Elliott brothers are
doing the work.
James Disbrow was kicked by a
horse last SATURDAY. at his home.
He was under the doctors care a few
days.
People of this vicinity are sorry
of the misfortune of Frank thinner
man, of Delta. He is well known
here.
"nTo the lake" "To the lake" Harry
Ives Ralph Howard, Howard Nc
Clarren and Lowell McClarren.
And here is another bunch only
to a different lake. Donelda Campbell.
Mary Butler, Elsa Sindel. Theresa
Strustacker and Carrie Shumaker.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-07-31
THAT SPECIAL SESSION
Continued from page one)

a reduction in the tax rate that would
nave reduced taxes all over the state.
but the governor would not consent
to this amendment being adopted. On
the floor of the House it was
frequently admitted that in many
cities, villages and school districts
OF the state. the local levy wuold be
increased TO the extent that the stae
school and sinking fund levies had
been reduced. If the Reid amendment
had been adopted there would have
been no temptation held out to local
taxing boards to increase the rate. r
was charged that making the reduc-
tons as the governor proposed was
inviting The local boards to make the
Increase. At any rate the Reid
arnent vent reduced the tax levy to
about the point the governor hal rec
commended, it reduced the surplus in
the state treasury, and at the same
time provided for as much money sr,r
good roads as the governor had rec
Commended, and it left the public
school levy unmolested thus prevent
ing the common schools being dra"-
ged into politics to secure %appropria-
lions for their support.
TAX LEVIES COMPARED
The state tax levy in 1912, the last
year Judson Harmon was governor
of Ohio, was .451 mills and the valua-
ton of the total state tax duplicate
was $6,201, 800, 1854 During the
first year of Gov. Cox,s administra-
ton the tax levy was boosted from
what he found it until it reached .96l
mills. At the special session the levy
was reduced as has been pointed out,
to .450 mills, or in other words the
governor has cut off the increases
that he made in the tax levy. How is
that for a method of tax reduction +?
But how about the valuation of the
state tax duplicate? According to
Gov. Cox's statement is a billion and
a half dollars more than it was in
1912, the last year of Gov. Harmon's
administration. That means with a
state tax levy of .450 mills which Gov.
Cox has just fixed it at, there will be
collected this year from the tax pay
ers of the state $675, 100000 or nearly
three-quarters of a million dollars
more than was collected from them
during the last year of Governor
HarmOn's administration. Hos is
that for tax reduction? This is the
increase in direct taxes-taxes which
are levied against the real and per-
sonal property of the state. Direct
taxes is the smallest amount levied
by the state. the largest amount be-
ing derived from excise taxes which
amount to more than eleven millions
of dollars annually. Excise taxes are
levied against companies. corpora
tions, banks, etc, and are paid in ad-
dition to the taxes levied upon their
real and personal p%ropertv.
HIGHWAY LEVY.
The highway levy was cut 2 of a
mill. This means a loss to the con-
struction of good roads in the state OF
81, 500, 900 90 annually. By this re-
duction Fulton county losses annually
S12. 784. 90 for building Inter-Coun
ty highway. of which we have five
and over S., 10000 for the building
the Main Market road. This reduc-
ton in the state tax levy for good
roads takes each year, from the
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-07-31
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state road fund for this county more
than SIS, 000. 90.
The friends of the good roads move
ment were opposed to seeing the
state road levy reduced. This re-
duction came before the law had had
a chance to be tried, and they felt
that when the reduction was once
made, it would be a difficult task to
ever raise it again. The reduction
itself would be a strong argument
against ever increasing the rate.
They contended that the complaint
against high taxes was not so much
against the road tax as it was against
the millions of dollars spent in this
state to pay fat salaries to an army
of Office holders and members of the
twenty or more state commissions.
OTHER REDUCTIONS
The workmen's compensation law
contained a section that compelled
the collection of one percent of the
salaries paid public school teachers
and in this county it amounted to over
$4,000 annually, and which was
drawn from the school funds of the
different school district. The 25,-
900 teachers of the state protested
against the enactment of this section
at the time it was passed, but it was
made a law upon the order of Gov.
Cox. At the special a law was pass
ed ~suspending the operation of this
section of the law until such time as
the Industrial Commission may de-
eide to put it into execution. The
suspension of the operation of this
will mean a saving to the tax
payers of this county this year of
over 100000. 1t is another example
of Gov. Cox ~suspending the operation
of one of his own laws to decrease
taxes.
COMMON SCHOOLS
The state levy for the support of
the common schools was reduced 8 of
mill, which decreases the amount of
money raised, this wear. for the sup
port of the public schools in the state
over $500 10000. The original levy
raised to produce sufficient funds to
meet the appropriation for the sup
port of the common schools by over
$25O,000.00 and this deficiency was
paid out of the general in
the state treasury. The .%appropria-
ton for the support Of the public
schools, this year. was not charged,
so the deficiency of over $3.50, 10000
will have to be paid out of the general
revenues of the state. The friends
of the schools opposed this reduction
claiming that the school districts of
the state were short of funds and
that it was a far better policy for the
state to increase its appropriation for
the support of the schools than to
make them dependent upon surplusses
that may or may not be in the state
treasury. They charged that it was
another stem towards dragging the
public schools into politics, as it
would be necessary under the COVER
nor's plan for the friends of the pub
lie schools of the state to go begging
every legislature to appropriate mon
ey for the public schools. In other
words. they charged that it placed
the public schools at the mercy of the
politicians.
They also pointed out that the sur
plus in the State Treasury might
vanish and that when the time came
to either increase the tax levy or re-
duce the appropriation the tendency
would be to reduce the amount OF
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-07-31
NoRTHWEsT CLINTON

Geo. Fredric and wife Of Wauseon
spent one day last week with Albert
Kissell and wife.
Mrs. r. /. Tedrow spent Wednesday
of last week with her sister, Mrs.
Fred Campbell.
Mrs. Emily Lozer left Sunday for
an extended visit with her daughter
Mrs. Geo. Zeigler, near Swanton.
Meek Bayes has improved his farm
residence with a new coat of paint.
George Robinson and wife of Wau-
seon spent Sunday with A. ]. Winzler
and family.
@. C. Poorman and wife and Miss
Inez Cochran of Wauseon called on
Frank Hogeboom and sisters Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Maggie Lawrence of Wauseon
spent Monday with Libbie and Addie
Hogeboom.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-07-31
Warrants Drawn.
TAYLOR.

Al Carver is the guest of his broth
er Lewis C.
Dock Skesls and wife spent Sun
day at Roswell Skeels in Wauseon.
Mrs. Earl Kesler and children of
Fayetta were guests of friends here
over Sunday.
Miss Laura Taber spent Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Geo. Myers.
Florence Winn spent Sunday at her
home near Raker.
Fred Skeels autoed to Swan Creek
Monday.
Freda Poths spent last week with
her sister at Fayette.
Walter Skeels spent Saturday and
Sunday with his sister Lila Johnson
near Morenci, Michigan.
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money appropriated for the support
of the public schools rather than in
crease the tax rate. These pleas were
not needed. The rate was cut. Time
alone will tell whether the action was
for political effect or for the benefit
of all the people of the state.
FRANK H. REIGHARD
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-07-31
Severe Attack of Coiic Cured.

OeV1It AtCdCk UI OOIC OuTeu.
E. E. Cross, who travels in Virgin
la and other Southern States, was
taken suddenly and severely i'll with
collie. At the first store he came to
the merchant recommended Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. Two doses of it cur
ed him. No one should leave home on
a journey without a bottle of this
preparation. For sale by all drug
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-07-31
EXTENSION SCHOOL
AT SWANTON

AT SWANTON
Some time ago the people of Swan
ton, and vicinity petitioned the Col
lege of Agriculture, Ohio State Uni
versity for a one week Agricultural
Extension School during the coming
winter. Word has just been received
from Clark S. Wheeler, Supervisor of
Extension Schools, that that petition
has been granted. The date of the
school is March S-12.
Only about half the counties in the
state were granted Extension Schools
this year so that places which did Sc
cure schools are congratulating them
selves. Members of the faculty of
the College of Agriculture will give
instructions thruout the week in
Fern Crops, Soil Fertility and Dairy
ing.
An additional instructor will be
sent for one day to give talks on
poultry. The women from the Do
mestic Science department of the Col
lege will lecture on, Home Making
and give demonstrations.
' H III r-f 81 M M
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COUNTY AFFAIRS
Continued from page one)

liams and George Williams, ct al, ac-
ton for foreclosure.
Floyd Boyer and Grover Girdham,
VS. Isaac Malosh, transcript of judg-
ment in Justice Court.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-07-31

The ~up-to-date cure for stomach
and heart trouble is San Jak. Get
it at Fink & H~aumessers. 1-52
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-04-05
Fox.Terrier Methers Duck.

MT. Woodrow. head keeper at NuAe' ham Park. England. tho residence Of the Right Hon. Lewis Harcourt. has . fox-terrier which is mothering duck. From the day 1t was matched tho duck has been under the constant care of the dog, and they are always to- gether. The duck will not associate with or take any notice of the other ducks near the cottage, but 1t is al. ways with the terriers. When the dogs bark at strangers the duck runs and quacks. It is now about hve months old.
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'geiueisn absr nuBer Oen geuilhen
LEI in Gnglanb Hiemanb belditigt ipOrz
ben. Bon ipeittren Sdilbsrungen iab
5err Soffmom db uno er psrfprd9,
nieielben in fpdteren 8srfnmmlunasrl
tprf5iiieBen. 9ohoem er iid, nohmats
fiir ben @mpfdng beoanft bate, Itiegen
duf sommanbo bes. Serrn gbas. q.
S6mibt Die obsn ertudbnt.n Sdnaoes
biipfl uno Dann gab es Ganeriraut
ilHo Sdneinei6pdn3s unb sutss
unionygier, ipobei nod manGes aieo
auf bos @obl oss 3uriidesiebrtsu az
iunsen ipurbs. Dem Gmpfang sing
cine Notwithstanding poraus, in
iuslder 6err Mm. 6offmann ben Dor
iit uno Serr Sulius Wloper bas BRO,
totoa fiibris limb 6err u. au6id ais
aftipes Mitafieo aufgenommen lpurbs.
gbenio fpnrbe ipieber cine 9ummel.
fdHe orsdniiirt iInb Ssrr @m. Soffs
mann als beren Shdbmeiitsr erfpGblt.
Die sSrags beaiiali9 sines 8eitrases
gum 6iIfsfonbs fir Die &risssnotblsis
benben ipuros auf bic ndtIte Der
fammluna auriidselest. Die 0elssaten
gum Siio Sbio Sdnserbunp berids
teten iibsr bic lsBte Gibiing uno niib,
bab bas nGdiis SdnssrfsIt in gisp=
port, ab., abgebdlten ipsrosn ioa.
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Sai aifsnadriatcn.

Nicw gorf, 6. Oft. glngcFont.
men: .Roma" bon Warietlle, pRpu.
oam" pon Hotteroaih Oscar H."
bon &openba9en.
Abgeganeen: ,gtoorbam" roh
&otteroan .,Ganpania" nah Gioer-
pool, oNopoli" nad) gieapeI, oSsIe Of
Dtua" nad) Rarieiae, ySranee" ra6
SABRE.
Gibraltar. Gdiitrt: .atbl-
nai" pou Stem Dorf, nad 8irduS be-
Itimnlt; yglmerica" bon giep Dorf,
nah gteapel teittuunt.
@enua. 9tneef.: europa" bon
Stem Dort.
2toerpnoI. 9lngef.: oNaure.
tattia" bon 0en Dort.
glbgeg.: o6tnIano" nod Sterp Dort.
9oIton. glugef.: pSarointan"
bon @lassotp. .9aconiu" BON Siper-'
pool
albeeg.: ,.Slrabts" naG Siperpool>
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0urbe elm nmsritaniider Solbat or
Der meritaniiden 9reH5s Der
tpunoet.
Die 9arniiou BON Nnco feusrt angeb
lid brett auf bic umeritGniI4en
9renspd9en.
Die gOrIdIdge, pel6e Garran8a nit
gssus auf in Msrito einsufiiba
rsnoe Rsformen sema9t bat.
Die fsinoli6sn GattiOnsn in Wegito
bsaieben @affen in GROCER Men.
ae aus ben Der. Staaten.

Raco. 9lriS., 6. Sttobsr. = Der
9emeine 9erop BRADFORD pon
S9lpaorou q, pom 3ebnten Der.
Staaten aapallerierssimsnt, puros
an Dienitaa BON elmer &ugeI. Die aus
ben S6au5grGben fam. IN peIhem
lid, bic 9ruppen bss Generals SiIl
tsfinben, Der RacO, Wierito perthei'
bigt, in bic gruit 9strofien. Srao.
iorp 6efano ii6 in einem S6anisra'
Zen, Der gum S6uB Der Der. Stad-
ten 9ren5pdhe altfgeiporfen poroen
mar. aIs er aetroffp lpuroe. Seine
Wunhe 1T. tpie es beiBt. lebsnsSsIaRr.
lid.
9rabforb lit Der apeite SpIbat Der
Der. Staaten, Der isit benz 9sginn
oes Q(nariffs auf NacD bur6 4nbdns
ger giaas unter General WIaptorena
DOT pier Sagen psrpunoet fporben III.
Der gcmeine Wilion. bon oerielbsn
Stpaoron mar am Sonntda Der.
tpuneet porben unb am Wtontaq purs
be Elm Snabe pon einer perlrrten &n-
oel in bic Sanb setroHtn. aaberoem
purSen aud slpei aaOalIeriepferbs
setroffen.
Der. Staaten Offi5iere baben ae-
meIoet, baB ibre Sruppen itets benz
Geusr bon meritaniiher Seite dusae'
itbt paren ipbdIb iie iid in ibren
S6anssrGben aufridtetsn Die ii9
200 garbs nDrolih Don Der 8ren5-
Iinie befinben. aapitGn 6olcomb. Der
apmmanbeur Der Sdpabrpn .. oes
3ebnten Ser. Staatsn aapdllerieregi.
nents, meloete, oaB am Montoa etn
MaI6inenseitiib auf meIitunilber
Settle auf feline 9eute aeriatet tpuroe
uno bab 16 auael iiber bic &0pfe Der
2eute 6inlpedfloaeu. auf ibn ielbit
iuurben, ais er am UtOntag Mbenb
mad, oem Eager suriidtritt BON Weri-
tanern Fiinf 56iiiTe abseseben.
lin Wlittsrnabt bend9ri4tiate
Sb.rit @uilfopIe, Der &cumGnbeur
bss 39ntsn &aDallsrierssimsnts. Gs'
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1ies nnb 3as.

- poli3eilsuindnt 2Ou aentert
bonn ssbnten Oiitritt bat geitern ins
folge anbduernber ardntIidtsil beim
Sifsrbeitspirettor 9olnes nm ieins
peniioniruns na6seiu6t.
- Tas alts Robinipn'fte Spern>
Gaus tpirb nunmebr in cine 5an3bale
peripanbeIt perben. Der nDtbiee Grs
laubnisidsin fir ben llmbau Uuroe
eeitern i'm itdbtii6en 9auamt ertpirtt
uno bic soften bieiss llmbauss iinb
auf $4,000 pernnihldst.
Cine Delegation bes Central
2abor Council nit 5rant 6. Rift als
Wortfiibrer ipra6 seitsrn iuieber bsim
8iirsermeiiter Spiesel iofpie bsim
qrbeitsbireiior Sosbid Dor. nm nod.
mdls gesen bic @ersebune bes &on<
traits fit ben WliIlcrset absugstanal
an bic Sirmu 2burber & SO. gu pros
teiiirsn. bn bisis iyirma arbeiter be-
fd)diiist. bic niht 3ur Union geb0ren.
Der Delegation tpurbe ipisber bsbeus
tet, bab bic Stabi in Der 2tneele9ens
belt abTolut madilos lit, od lie laut
bem Gjsieb Den aontratt bem rliebrias
iien unb beiteH Yieter 3uipreden mub.
Das Dirsttorium Der 9lmerican
3olIina Wiia 60, in MibIstoDn, o.,
bat bic bisiiae 8ruteriirma 10. 8.
bution u. Gompanp bendhridtet. bab
es cine piertslidbrliae Sipibenbe bon
Elm uno sinen balben prosent auf
prioritGts. .4itisn unb BON sfpei PRO.
gent auf Gtammdttien ertldrt bdt.
Die profite bes absslaufsnen gi.rt.l.
iabres unb bic outen 9lusiidtsn fir
pas nGdfte Gudrtal batien ipobl cine
hGbere Oipioenbe n0tbia asmntt, bod
ipurbe nit giiidiitt auf bic unsiiniiiss
Tinan5laae ME Der suropGiik 3ries
iie asfdaffen bat. ss fir ratbiam sru6.
tel. ionisrpatiO au Werte su aehsn.
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SG0ne 3eoensarfem
Nta4t bic japanif6e gOti4aft in
Wai6ington be5iigIi4 Der Be
Iesuug Der Sniel Salrit
our6 Sapdn.
Die 9Otidaft 6ebauptst. OdB ss ii9
nur I'm cine tempordrs geIeBung
banole.
Die Snielgruppe biirfte ipdtsr DON
SapaH an gnglan0 abgetreten
iperoen.

g8af6ington, 3. s., 6. Oft
Die iapaniT6e 8oti6aft bat an
0ienstag pier bic @rtldrung abgege=
ben, baB Sapan abIolu4- ni9t 6ea6z
iiftigt, gegen Die gerfpredungen gu
banOeIn, Dur4 nelae es ii4 0er>
pflidtete, Ieine militdrii6en Opera
tionen uuf ben fernen Often gu be-
i6rdnten, unb in Der bieiigen japanis
i6engotI9aft III man berQuii4t, nab
bic Sapaner bur6 bas 2aubsn BON
3ruppen auf Der Snfsl Saluit. elmer
Der Wtaridaas Snieln tie beutI4er
geiib i'm Stillsn O5ean iino, i6r
Beriprehen in teiner Weiie DerleBt
baben.
SbIfun teine oiretien Ha6rt6teH
bariiber aus 5otio porliegen, elau6t
man in Der gOti6aft. oaB Der ein3ige
3ped Der 2anbung Der 3ruppen mar,
Den Sanbel gu i4iiBen, -sin Pripilez
GUM. oas ii6 bic Sdpaner gang be-
ionOers be3iigli6 ibrer militdriifen
Operationen geiihert bdben. 9ie S5n.
lei SdIuit purbe, ipie ougemein be-
tnnnt mar, ais Operationsbaiis fir
oeutids &reu5er i'm Iiibli6en 3beil
bes Stiaen O5eaus beHuBt. Die ben
britiiden unb ben iapdnii9en Sunoel
su i6doigsn bemiibt iinb. gluBerbeH
ioqen iid sroBe 9orrdte an Ra9z
rungsnittsln uno Wtunition auI Der
SSniel befuuoen ba6en.
Nie man bier aud in Der gotitaft
gldubt, beat Sapan aud ridt bic 4bs
iit)t, bic MarihaQinisln fir iid in
2tnipru9 3u nebmen, unb OieIes err
beat Iton aug Der satIade, oab bic
beutifsn gefeitieungen 5srit0rt uno
bic 8affsn unb Ulunitiou perntttet
purbsn, nGbrenb obus 5Srass bic Su.
pansr, iaGs iie feiten SUB unf ben
SnIeln Su faFsn beabiidtigten, bic
igeitunesperte tnum 3erit0rt bdben
lpiirben. Man glau6t in her gptihoft,
out bic oSnisl pieber serdumt rerben
fpirb. iobalb lie ni6t msbr als Spes
rationsbaiis fir beutfhe areuaer bic
nen tarn. Ul6gIi6srpsiie oiirften bic
'SnIeln bann an England iiberlahen
mprDeu
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Snlano : Selegrapb
@iila unb Garransu bss
f6affen fi6 DaffCn aus
BEN Der. StaateH.

CT pafo. Ser, 6. Gtto6er. -
Die qaenten BilIa's baben am Diem.
itaa BON bier 10000 in ben Ser
Staaien angefertists 9eipebre ii6er biz
Grsnse asidafft. Die Gonitiiutiona-
liiten nubtsn aud bic GrlaubniB oer
Waffen. unb Dlnniiionsousfubr aus
ben 9ereiniatsn Sta1tsn eana ariino.
lif aus unb 4aenten Garran3a's taus
len ale Waffsn unO Munitionspor.
ratbe, berm tie babbdft psrben ION.
usn auf. um iie nab Race. Sonora sll
ienben. bas bon 9sHeral 6ia aegsn
Die qufitdnoiihen psrtbeiSiqt nirb.
glm 9ienituq traien bier abiplut
fsine Rahri1ten ii9sr irgsnopeI5e
Sdmpfe aniIohen ben 2lnbGngeru gar.
ransas unb g]iaas eir.
4nsebotefiirnsueS Sdlad Il
f6iffs.
Dafbinaton. y. g., 6. Oft.
Die BrootIpn Rapp garo, tpsI6e jsbt
idon ben aontratt fir ben Ban zines
Der orei S6lahtitiffe bat, bic our6
bic leBte 9erpi[ligllngs @orlase
duiurifirt iporben iinN, bat fdmmtlis
DE Eripat 9ister fir ben Ban zines
ipsitsrsn Stlatti6iffss bebeutsnb un-
tsrboten. inoem einss ibrer Mngebote
ii6 nur auf So, ,992, $50 beIGuft. Die
iss 2lnssbot iii isbod auf elm S9ladts
itiff nit sIettriider Rdi6inerie bas
iiri. sYiir elm Sdladtidiff, oos gang
in llsbersinitimmuna nit ben pldnsn
bes Mariue Departments aebaui lit,
psrlangt Die 9rooilbn glanp Daro
ST. 155, 800. Die iibriasn 4ngebptitsllsr
iparen. bic Relpport Rsfps. @n. Chip
birilcina 60. $7.115.500, bic Relp
gort Sbipbuilbins So. $7.175. 900,
Sic Tore Riper Sbipbuilbing Comp.
81, 10000 uno Die Grazing Sbip'
buHoins Co.. pbilaoslpbia, 1926, 900
Dollars.
9lmeritanif6s Offi5iere
aelobt.
Wdfbington, .. G., 6. Dit.
Der amsrisauifts goti4dfter Wsrron
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perieHalsN Otisen.

Serr s fepb Sum / /, Der 9ralis
meiiter ber greuerei su Tlibolesbos
rough, ap., ipslher betann.l;d Dor eis
nigen Wpdsn oas Spfer zines fsisen
RecclDerattentdts purbs. lit rabei Isis
Der ifperer perlest iDorben, aIs ans
fdnalid anaenommsn purbe. GinSdub
bate bas gluae Derlsbi, ipeld,es nun,
Inn Die Ssbiraft oss anbsren 4uass
gu rsttsu. entf.rnt ipsrben miib. Ssrr
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ben b.itsn Mannesiabren pom 5pbe
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