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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-11-11
Supervisors in Session.

The board of supervisors met Mon
day and have been busy canvassing
the election returns and auditing
bills. Today they went out on 4
bridge inspecting tour.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-11-11
CHEESE! CHEESE!

Next Saturday, Nov. 14th, will be
Cheese day at Fred ]. Rosenthars
store, and 40 different kinds OF
cheese will be on display. Don't miss
it.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-11-11
Received Car of APPLES.

We have just received car of fine
apples, all leading varieties, just
picked before shipping, and can't be
beat for color and flavor. See us for
prices before baying.
F. j. ROSENTHAL.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-11-11
Blind Man Is Congressman

Thomas Schall, who is totally
blind, has been elected as congress
man from the tenth Minnesota dis
trict on the progressive ticket by
twelve hundred majority. Schall was
blinded years ago. the affliction being
caused by the explosion of a cigar
lighter.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-11-11

We desire to thank the many kind
friends and Ineighbors for the beauti-
full floral offerings and their assis-
lance rendered during the illness ann
death of our beloved little darling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Olson.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-11-11
Buy Your Good

winter overcoat here; we have a fine
elegant, line and guarantee all wool
coats, and for less money than else
where. BEARS
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-11-11
Advertised Letters.

The following letters remain at the
DEBORAH Postoffice uncalled for:
Mrs Maren Erickson, Tena Hem
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-11-11
ELLEN Ii. LARSEN
Home Baking.

I am prepared to fill orders for ALI
kinds of home tdking.
MARGARET GELLERMAN.
Phone 307-Red. 44-2w
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-11-11
september's Tax Collections.

County Treasurer G. Jorgenson
collected in taxes during the month
of September total of $112,471.39.
This was paid out in October as fol-
lows:
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-11-11
We Are Agents.

for the PatrickADuluth wooden milE
mackinaws the best made in the,
United States. BEARS.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-11-11

to expect others to keep them is fol-
w
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-11-11
Can't Be Helped.

It's tough, but bride must expect
to be neglected some during her hus-
bands Office hours.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-11-11

Before God you may say I can
not. but not before men.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-11-11

Nothing jolts an egotist so sue
cessfully as being ignored.
The Calumet news., 1914-02-14
HEAVY SNOW STORM
IN new YORK CITY
Seven Inches of the Beautiful
Delays Traffic and Business

Washington, Feb. 14.-Storm cOndi-
tious as reported To the weather bu-
icau from the country at large show;
The northeastern part of the United
States is in the grip of the first big
snow storm of the year; "A mile-a- min
ute gale off the southern New Eng
land coast. several vessels being re-
ported in distress; the intense col'
moderated somewhat in New Ensland
and the middle Atlantic states; snow
in the Ohio valley, lower lake region,
south Atlantic states and southern
New England states.
Heavy Snow In New York.
New York, Feb. 1.-THE first big
snow storm of the winter has hit the
city. Snow, which was general in the
southeastern. middle and New England
states. began to fall at 6 o'clock last
night and continued steadily today.
Traffic ON railroad and street ca. lines
were delayed and shipping on the cn1st
hampcred. Wireless messages from
several liners, due today, includiaS the
Campania, America and st. Loui y stat
ed they would not reach port dntii
Monday or Tuesday.
business on the stock exchange was
curtailcd somewhat by the storm. Many
members who live out Of down failed to
appear.
Seven inches cf snow had fallen in
New York this morning and some
drifts were two feet. Trains, particu
larly from the west, were one to three
hours late. At schenectady there are
eighteen inches of snow. a blizzard
paralSzcd traffic.
Snow In Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Feb. 1.-THE first big
snow storm of the winter i'm this sec
tion left seven inches of snow in
Philadelphia and as much as twenty.
eight inches in parts of Pennsylvania.
Sleet and rain followed. Colder and
more snow is expected.
Ice.Loeked Boats Released.
Chicago. Feb. 1.-THE steamers
Arizona and Kansas, ice locked for two
days two miles from the mouth of the
river. were loosened today and steam
cd To the moorings i'm the river The
crews and the few passengers expert
enced no discomforts.
The Calumet news., 1914-02-14
WANT To RETAIN
STEAMER LINES
New York Central, South Shore
and Others Ask Permission

WashinEtun, Feb. little New Yorl;
Central railroad has applied to the in
tcrstatc commerce commission for per-
mission to continue after July it's own
crship of two great lakes steamship
companies, the Western Transit COM
pany operating between Buffalo, Chi
cago Duluth and other northern lake
ports
The Panama canal act fuyhids such
holdings unless the commission sees tit
to extend the time.
The Duluth. South shore & Atlantic,
Grand Rapids Il Indiana railway and
the Michigan Central have asked for
the right to continue their interest in
the Mackiuac Transportation co. whicn
runs two car ferries between st. L.
mace Michi"un ana Mackinac city.
The Calumet news., 1914-02-14
is BETTER, But is
STILL CONFINED TO ROOMS.

Washington Feb. li-Prcsidcnt VIII
on was up and about today and while
his physicians did not permit him t.
leave his bedroom, his cold was de-
clared better and responding 20 treat
mont. He will not attend the gridiron
dinner tonight The president was un-
able to attend the gridiron banquet
last December because of q cold. Ii is
expected the president viii be at his
desk in the executive offices Monday
The Calumet news., 1914-02-14
WOULD PUT PARCEL POST
CHANGES UP TO CONGRESS-

Washington. Feb. l4.-With three
hundred aud ten millions in the post
office appropriation bill, the senate
committee yesterday reported an
amendment To prevent any further
changes i'm rates or extension Of the
parcel post without congressional au-
thority. The postmaster general under
the present bill has such power. The
committee wants tS check the changes.
The Calumet news., 1914-02-14
BISHOP WILLIAMS TO EUROPE.

New York. Feb. l4.-Rt. Rev. g. Mott
Williams, Episcopal bishop of Mar
quote Mich. sailed for Italy today L
fulhll his duties as presiding bishop
over the American Episcopal churches
in Europe, to which office he was ap-
pointed by the general convention last
October for three years term. In the
course of his duties he will visit the
churches i'm Naples, Rome. Florence.
Munich, Dresden. Paris and "A number
of other leading cities on the continent.
The Calumet news., 1914-02-14
VEOR|NES RETURNS TO PARIS
TO ARRANGE FOR DUEL


Paris, Feb li.-Jules Ncdrines' the
aviator. arrived from Egypt today ana
soucht seconds for a duel with Rene
ouinton, president of the French Aeriai
league. Vedrines will demand that
pistols be used.
The quarrel with Quinton grew ont
-, tho refusal of Nedrines To fight
Henry Roux, the rival of Nedrines in
a nipht from Paris To cairo. RouN
challenged him when Vedrines slap
ned his face, and when Quinton ordered
yearines to fight Roux. Vedrines said:
"Tn fight YOU as soon as l can re-
turn TO Paris.
The Calumet news., 1914-02-14
CHEERFUL Mr.. JOY WOULD
HANG THE NEWSPAPER Men

Washington. Feb. li.-7A committee,
with power TO hang any newspaper
owners who criticized it's acts" was
recommended by II. B. JOY, of Detroit,
today. He asked the House commerce
committee to appoint an interstate
trade committee. whose tenure of office
would bc life long
Chairman Adamson admonished JOY
committee did not extend as far as
hanging newspaper men.
JOY. who is q manufacturer, wanted
law to permit manufacturers to fix
retail prices, but Adamson said this
would cause endless litigation.
The Calumet news., 1914-02-14
cALGARlAN'S FIRST CRUISE.

Liverpool. Feb 1.-THE new Allan
Lane steamship Calgarian sailed from
liverpool today on her maiden trip I"
Halifax. The Calgarian is a sister sh'P
TO the Alsatian, which was put INTO
service last month. She Is turbine
quadruple screw steamer of $4,000 tors
ana Is fitted with all modern conNeh-
fences and life saving appliances. The
'algarian has accommodation for 20o
nrst-class passengers, 500 second ana
lOO0 third class, and in addition ca"-
lles II crew of 500.
The Calumet news., 1914-02-14
GORE DEFENSE is OPENED.

Oklahoma city, Feb. 14.--ln the trial
OF the $4,000 suit of Mrs. Minnie Bond
against Senator Gore. witnesses were
called today To impeach the testimony
of several witnesses who have testi
fled for the plaintiff The first to take
the stand was w. f. Fisher, an Okla
homa city lawyer.
The Calumet news., 1914-02-14

months as a trammer and later be-
came a miner He also sold insurance
IN addition to his daily vocation. Jau-
hainen is apparently a young man.
who possesses every appearance OF
having prospcred. He talks English
but demanded that he be heart
through an Interpreter He was in
clincd to be loquacious and when
asked a question, which demanded
either yes or no for a reply he ndulg-
ed I'm voluminous oratory Chairman
Taylor suggested that he eliminate
the oratory.
In cross examination il was brought
out that the tram cars in the shaft in
which he worked were moved by cleo
tricity
In direct examination he said he had
to quit his position on~account of i'll
ness due to the poor ventilation i'm
the mine. He said he thought he had
consumption, but consultation with
Or. Lawbaugh Of Calumet developed
that he was suffering from catarrh.
After quitting his position in the
quincy he went TO tho Superior mine
and again returned TO quincy. where
he remained up to the time of the
strike.
He complained OF the one-man drill
being too heavy, but it developed in
cross examination that he had never
worked on one-man machine. Hc
l.. 80,
ly tainted underground. He said he
could not remember he name of one
man. but that 1t occurred i'm 1905. ono
other man who tainted. he said, was
Henry Kangas, who ne found uncon-
scious in 1906 or 1907.
Attorney Kerr rose with a complaint
that the opposing counsel was occu-
pying too much time in cross exam
ination. The chair responded that IL
desired the counsel oc both sides 10
curtan.
Attorney Lawton referred TO the
witnesses being cooked and primed
and said that il was the intent TO draw
questions and answers which pertain
ed 70 the Investigation proper. Tie
this idea from the witnesses, who ar-
rarently had written his information
on slip of paper to which he con-
stantly referred when question was
mt to him.
Congressman Casey asked if the
counsel meant that the witness came
to the Investigation prepared.
Attorney Lawton replied that he
would not present this as a charge.
Attorney Rees then took the witness
and asked If ne was member of the
Socialist society
Attorney Kerr Immediately objected,
and Chairman Taylor told the witness
he could answer the question if ne de-
sired.
This prompted the heated debate on
socialism.
The examination of Jauhaincn con-
tnued, the witness replying that he
was not "a member Of the Hancock
Socialist society.
Congressman Switzer took up the
quiz.
Q.-Are you a citizen?
A.-Ycs. since 1908.
Odd YOU come to this country
under contract to perform labor for
anyone?
NO. ~vsR;
Q.-Have YOU ever been forced to
labor or work here or elsewhere
against your viii?
A.-No.
Q.-Have YOU ever had amy trout
He in collecting your wages.
A-No. wa
Odd YOU ever have any trouble
IN getting your mail during the strike
A.--No.
Q.-Do You know of any lalioriny
man being compelled to work under
armed force?
Al heard there were. but those
men are gone away now.
Congressman Casey asked.
Q,-Whcn did you come here?
An 1902.
Q.--Why did YOU come?
A.-To see the country and my
brother.
The Calumet news., 1914-02-14
ENTIRE VILLAGE OF
2CC WIPED OUT BY
AFRICAN TRIBESMEN.

Nairobi. British East African
Prutectorate, Feb. 1i.-An entire
village of two hundred men.
women and children of the
Randile tribe I'm the northern
part Of the protectorate has
been exterminated by Boran
tribesmen, peaceful people
engaged in pastoral pursuits,
who have been necessarily har-
assedsby the Randiles.
The Calumet news., 1914-02-14
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DEATH OF NINE DUE
TO SUDDEN INSANITY
OF TWO FATHERS.

:. London, Feb. l4.-Tho death
:. of nine persons was due To the
:. sudden Outburst Of insanity of
:. two fathers near Eondor. Wal
:. ter Johnson, street car OIL
!. cial stranglcd his wife and
:. three children and hanged
= himself. James Standon, owner
:. or laundry, shot and Killed his
: three children. then himself.
:.
:. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. !.
The Calumet news., 1914-02-14
S47,O0O,0OO LEFT TO
SPEND ON The CANAL
But Col. Goethals viii Have to
Economize to Make it Do

Panama, Feb 1i.--"Makng both
ends meet" is COL. Cocktails present
problem, somewhat as it was when n"
came to dig the canal bat it now con-
Germs itself with income and outgo in
stead Of bringing the two oceans to-
Eether There are only $iGo0o,OOo left
of the funds appropriated for construc-
tion of the canal, ana while this may
appear liberal sum for the finishing
touches, Col Goethals believes that
only an era of fir-reaching economy
will assure keeping within his allow
ancc. lie is determined that the $iG-
O0O, ,O00 shall last until the canal is ii .
nally oponcd fer commercial use. Not
withstanding that many economies
have already been put into practice.
including a great reduction of both the
executive and aburjug forces, cNpcn-
diturcs generally must hc still furlhc'
cut down to make the appropriation
La ~
The Calumet news., 1914-02-14
Men May Go 10 Alaska.

Nearly every ship tina, leaves the
isthmus for the United States is car
rving big men and great who have laid
down their shuyels. Their work On tn"
canal is finished. and they must sock
uthcy cmpluymout I'm som" instances
they hope To return as employees of tn"
permanent operating force, but that
organization is i'm such an embryonic
state that none can know with what
success he VIII meet II is probable
that many will seek later to transfer
the scene Of their operations from the
tropics to the frozen north il the gov
crnment goes ahead with the Alaskal
railway project:
The Calumet news., 1914-02-14
THE WEATHER.

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ZEN Der OF THE
M ASSOCIATED PRESS
At ToDAY'S NEWS TODAY.
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Mufdne.

- sSrau Marp SoIt5aus, BON 30.
1893 Care Strabe, glitt aeitern all
Der Snrriion uno Stata slpenue iiber
cine sSradtiflale aiis rno iog iih Die
6S Sabre aIie sSrou cire @erlebunJ
an Der Stirne su. 1fe gerungliidte
ip,irSe miitelIt slutopntroIuGgen nab
lbrer Mcbtlinig sebroht.
- Ser 52iabrige 5ubrmnnn @m.
@ramt. Glarf unb Ginn Strnbe
puroe geitern infolse Scs
G6cmperoens ieiner Eier6e abgelpOr.
fen unb erIitt 8erIesiingen al beiben
geinen, Die jebo6 i'm Belts Ctr. SO.
ipital aIs imseidbrIifer giatnr er.
ahtet milroen.
) - Ben 9. Gloom. Elm 26jdbriaer
glnitreider, 141 Mansfielo Strabe.
iicI geitcrn on Der @abe unb Cor.
man Strnbe, no er NIT Dem glnitrei.
den eines Saiics beid,ditigt mar, BON
elmer 5euerIeiter 5u @oSen nno erlitt
erbcblIde Ger!ebungen. "a er iib
ipeigcrte, mad Dem Stabtboipital 81
arBen, iulirOe er bnrd) patrol go. 5
nad Sniie sebrndjt iinS nnter arst.
lide Yebanolims senolnmen.
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H. .IHLEk D0RF.
2ei6enbeitatter.
Rssne Gam 231.
Ha1ss 30.
Tor,uooo axo 2seaoixs, @eio

benIaHs bor bem paIaft. Dem parIas
mentsgebaubs uno an Der Gopning
Strabs bsriammslt.
Sieis Wlsni9enaniammlungsn Der.
hieIteu iib i'm allsemeinen rltig unO
es banbelte iid augsnf6einlid nm
Seute, Die BON Der Heugier Suiammens
gebra6t tporosn tparen, obf6pn a5
uno au einem aabinetsmiiglisb pber
einem b.tanntsn abgeorbnsten suees
jubelt puros.
Sc fpater Die Stunoe iebod ipurDe.
beito srrsgtsr ipl, { bic Msnss, ba
man nit Spanniins auf bic gntf1eis
bung bes garlamen init 8eSug Der
Stellunsnabme gns.-snbs purtets.
Winiton gburail ipuros. als sr pom
aonaralitGtsssbdube na9 bsm parlas
mentsgsbdube eing, cine bssstIssrte
Spation ndrgsbraht, ebenio rpie onos.
rem MitslisStrn bss sabinsts. Gin
ber5lifsr WilItpmm ipurbe glei6fnlls
sSo6n Rebmonb, benz irifhen Rationas
iiiten, bsreitet unb cine sroBe Msns
f&enmense umringte JelbmarI9aIl
2orb Robsrts. ben Warquis Of aanbs,
bppne unb glnbrep Bonar aaip, ben
Giibrer Der Oppofiticn. uIs iie ben
premiermiBiItsr in Der 0onnins
Strabe aufiu1ten.
gsGaSsm Sas lparlamsns ii1 usrtast
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Nuslano' 'Selegrapb
in @oaanb
Sinb bic beutiden 5rups
penlauteintrausgriiis
lei # q m member Oepes
hsjrhp pinnpr;i6t

penlauteintraus9riiis
lei tammeuben 0epe
pei9e einseriitt.
gruifeI, 8. ausuit. Der
9iirsermeiftsr BON QntDsrpsn melbet,
oab bic oeuti9sn sruppen in bic boil.
ldnoii4e propins 2imburg singefaIen
iino. Gimburg bat Elm Ginpobusr.
5abI bon 250.000 Seslsn.
% patriOtif9e aunbgsbun,
gen in 2DuboR.
2OnbOu, 8. Qusuit. - Die ers
fen putriOtiiden Demonitrationen,
ieitOem es in ben gsrsi9 Der ga0ss
li4teit ssriidt 1T, bab gnsIano in ben
&rieg DerpideIt psrben mag, ,fpisItsn
fi9 am ROntas absno ab. gnslans
Der uno JranSoien marfdirten in
grobsr 3abl i'm Wsitsnb burd bic
'Straben, franaOiiids unb snsliihs
Subnen f4psntenb unS ibre Rational.
bpmnen iinsenb. 9as 3isl Der Wars
i9irenoen mar Der 8udinsbam pallit
unb auf ben Subel Der Wsnss bin cts
fdiensn Der aDnig, Die RSHisin unb
Prinaeiiin WarD auf eiusm 8alton
unb bantten bur9 gerbeusungen fiir
bic Spationen.
Dieiss ssniiste Der Msnss, i.bo6
ni6t unb lie fang na9 ben alanssn
oes 9lpdenfpiels Don Weitminfier
.We ipant Sing George" imb bann
.Rule Britannia, Biz Der &Dnig, bic
a0nisin unb Der Bring bon Walss
ii9 auf benz 8aItOn 3eisten, iporaaf
ibnsn fpisosr ldrmsnbe Spationen se.
bra6t tpurben. SsIbft nadbem bic
Maieitdten iib ipieSer anriidgssoasn
batteu, bertpeilte bic Wense nod ass
raume 3sit Dor benz palait uHb fang
patriotiihs Weiien.
Dem aDnig unb Der aSnisin fpurs
ben sleidfals beralihe ODationsn
als Il, ipGbrsno bss
Iatmittass cine Spa5isrfabrt biir6
bic parts unternahmen. Guberbsm
tparsu srpb. WeHi:a.Hmsuusu fun. |
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glOti5 iiir ben gcrfauf bss 8eri6ts.
gebanbes.
Cincinnati. Ohio,

AinfinHAft, ADto,
I. auaiht 1914.
Berfie1eIie Nnpeboie iperben entgeaengenoul'
men In Der Cfiice bes Aoarb Of Gountn Qouls
mifitpnets bon SGmiIfou 9o,Hib. O., bis
Ttcrriina, j Sepieiubsr 1914. I'm ~ ubr Dit.
tags, fit bic abreibnng uub s9eardnmrile bes
qeeenipdrliaeH 8eri6isGebaaoes, geleaen dfi
ber Drain Sirabs, Rorb QoHrt nne Slb Qpurt
GirnEe
3ie arbeii bot su oefbeben in llebereinfiim.
ulllg nil ben Spe6itiaiionen, melde ieti dni'
lieaen In Der Office bes BoGro OF Gouuip Cont
mitiioHeIs bon Samilior Golulih. &.
due Hnaeboie miiiien ant ,5orrInlnren ee'
Hddi ueroen, lpflhe in het Giiice bon be'Gas
lem Noaro iu etl1naeH itnD, liilb mitiien bon
elmer Biiraitaii IN Der SnnlIne bon 100 bon
bem seirGae hes nnsebois begletid iein. oeer
bon eiHem 8erilitsiIien Ghea ani cine ipleenie
Hndi. ole eine tsGrnniie hab ipetn bns sln'
eHpelunpen ipitb ifiiierbdlb fiiuf % TaQen
nod ber Aunnbme bes slnpebpis. unb cine aes
niqenbe eiirpfhaii mus pegeeben iperpsn mn
ben donirafi iicheT 5n iisuen uno beaaieH Faib
iuiuie 6amlioH Qounth frei unO fdbnbioe su
buien bon aleH Standardization aegen iTaeno,
Relde glnfpriihe. aegen 8erlesHnpen bon 4ers
foHen ober 0iGenibum. fpeldbe enliieJeu mogen
ipdbreHb uno infolge bes dbretbens uub gyegs
rdiiuens bon befapiem Gebdnoe.
Die gounin 9ommtftuBers bebaIien i6 bde
Refli BON. iteeHbein ooer aue anaebeie gu bets
iueren.
1m guftraa bes gOarS Of samiIien gounib
GommiitpueTs.
Sreb g. @effeGmanu, 9rafibsni
utisfti aIbeti Gstnbatbt GIeti
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9prf9riften |. I ben Dep e.
f9enbertebr mad

V 49, ~ We
Nen gorf, 3. @us. - Die Wez
itern Union telegraph So. fat am
Montag 9lbenb bic folssnbe getonnts
madung erldfen:
nllnter ben ge9enipdrtigen geitim>
munsen miifen ale mad europa &C.
benben Sspei9en niht nur in ensliz
fber pber bsutI9er Sprade 9eidries
ben iein, ionosrn miiifen audi bic ppae
llnteri6rift unb 2loreKe hes Senbers
troeen. Sepelden nit ubsefiir3ten
gobe 9lbrefen ober iolde, bic ni9t Die
belle llnteri6rtft trdeen iperben bon
Der Genfur ni6t paifirt. Sieies gilt
au6 fir 9epslfen, bic nad Sritiit
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Sebt fpfort IN ieber surii d.
Iep gorf, 3. aus. Der
Odnpfer .Minneapolis" Der 9ltlantic
transport 2inie, Der am Montas
bier bon 2onpon eintrdf. fdbrt bsreits
am 9isnitag tpieber bortbin ab, nm
lpenigltens einen Sbeil Der pielen Imes
rifaner beimsubrinsen, bic jenieits
bes O5euns feitiiben.
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Sabre 2inis, Der am Samitas mad
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giner Der RaubseieIIen
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len Inn bel ben glbrehnungsn 3piIdeH
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