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ded on beside her In silence.

ded on beside her in silence.
It's been such beautiful time since
we've been engaged, SO quiet and rest
full said she.
ut has been more than that" said
he in those earlier tones OF his.
There you go again." she Knocked.
Again words rushed to Jimmys
tongue, but again he bit them down
nnd decided to play fair.
They decided to quarrel about where
they should live; she would stick out
for the city and he for out here in the
country. They'd have it hot and heavy
and she'd throw his ring In his very
face.
The fourth green on the course was
the chosen spot Thither they re-
paired and had the most delicious
quarrel imaginable. She was leaving
for home early next morning.
Alicia said: We'll, now it's all
settled and we've Quarreled. Here's
your old ring!"
And she handed it to him very gra-
ctously, and even let her fingers lie
IN his for moment.
You're the very incest man / was
ever engaged to, and thank you, oh,
SO much" she said, as she arose to
leave.
I've had the time Of my life" said
Carroll, almost glumly, as he thought
that this was the end of 1t ALL
Still saying the nice things to the
bitter end. aren't you?" she tainted.
Il mean EN-" said he.
She smiled prettily and bobbed her
head to one side to look at him with a
certain archness.
you couldn't fall in love with me
II you tried" she said.
He was silent.
That's why l chose you to be en-
gagged to-" she added
They walked up the road toward her
aunt's house. At the gate she held
out her hand.
"Goodby," she giggled neryously.
Wed have made such happy couple
If we only could have agreed"
There was a long driveway leading
up W Tie HOUSE. SuQuSuiy WlLuOul
warning the girl made queer little
sound, turned, and started quickly up
the drive. Jimmy started down the
road. He went just three steps. Then
he whirled about and went tearing up
the drive after her. He caught UP
with her at the first turn, where the
giant larches lined its either side. He
took her almost roughly by the arm.
Don't ever do this to anybody
else" he painted. Darn it! You've
made me go and do 1t. I've fallen in
love with you despite the fact that
couldn't madly, desperately, In
sanely-"
She began to laugh softly.
Well" said she, well, what of it?
It's just what I've hoped would hap.
pen for the last week. Put back the
ring" she went on, holding out her
finger for 1t. I'm afraid you'll have
to pay your friend for it, now
Copyright. 1914 by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.)
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Lowell and CIyman.

Erwin kuhlman is spending the week
at the Dodge Comfy Fair with his pens
of Chester whites.
Fred Eggert, manager of The Lowell
Cooperative Co., spent Monday at Nib
waukee on business.
Hy Priebusch and Joe Sutton were
WatertOwn business callers Monday.
Rev. VIM Eggert of Lowell conducted
mission services at Woodland Sunday.
Rev. Steeger and family visited with
H. Kath, Sunday.
Keuhl q Adams have bought a new
corn shredder, six-r0ll, which will
soon be in operation.
Fred Guiig loaded his goods on car
at Clyman. Monday, where they will be
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1914-09-29

Miles IHeOiCdl To-, Tor Information con-
corning my case, and In reply I received
very kind and instructive letter,
which 1 handed to my farnily doctor,
and he told me to use your Rem edies
in connection with the medicine he
gave me. so l did. / used five bottles
Of DIR. Miles Heart Remedy and seven
bottles of DR.. Miles Nervine. / was
confined to the house for about four
months. The action of my heart is
now, and has been normal for the last
six months. / can truly recommend
DR.. Miles Nervine and Heart Remedy
to do what they are intended for, if
used according to directions. l thank
you kindly for your advice in answer to
my monthly reports. | am now sixty
seven years Of age, have been in the
mercantile business for thirty five years
and lived retired for the last thirteen
years" A. e. HOLIINGER,
Lincoln, Penna-
Or. Miles, Heart Remedy Is sold and
guaranteed by all druggists. 80
MILES MEDICAL CO., Ellehart, Ind.
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Hard on Optimism

Now some one who doubtless has
made careful study of the subject
informs us that happiness depends
almost entirely on having money when
you need it and we'd like to know
how we're going to live up to our res
olution not to have any more mo-
ments of depression, or anyhow, not
very many.-Columbus CO., Journal.
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ness will even make staid grown ups
feel the JOY of living.
Peaches are especially good in COM
bination with other foods as fruits
and nuts.
A dainty dessert which will be easy
to prepare and which the children may
enjoy Is:
Peach Canape.-Cut rounds from
nice sponge cake, sprinkle with a lit
tie peach juice and lay on halves of
peaches with the hollow filled with
whipped cream favored with dash
of almond extract. Chopped almonds
sprinkled over them add to the taste.
Peach Sherbet.-Pare and remove
pits and remove the kernels of three,
cook 20 minutes, strain and add
enough more water to make a quart,
add two cupfuls of sugar, cook this 20
minutes, then add half teaspoonful
OF gelatin softened in a little cold
water and strain. When cold add the
juice of lemon and the peach pulp
which has been finely mashed through
a sieve. Freeze as usual.
Peach Ice Cream.-Cut up and put
through a ricer enough peaches to
make a cupful and a half. Add the
juice of lemon and a cupful and
fourth of sugar. Turn into freezer
then add a pint of thin cream and
freeze as usual. Pack In brick mold
and when turned out surround with
Quartered peaches, sprinkled with
powdered sugar and pistachio nuts
chopped fine.
Peaches are delicious baked and
served with sugar and cream.
Peach Whip.-Beat the whites OF
three eggs until stiff, add three table
spoonfuls of powdered sugar and beat
to a glossy meringue. Add gradually
the pulp of six ripe peaches which
have been pressed through a sieve,
beating all the time; sprinkle with
lemon juice and serve in tall glasses
with cream.
HoI. 1U.
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Train No. SO arrives from Milwaukee
and departs for Madison at 1872 a. m.
except Sunday.
Train No. 410 arrives from Madison at
$40 a. M. except Sunday.
Train No. arrives from Chicago and
departs for Madison at 3:11 p, m. daily
except Sunday.
Train No. % arrives from Chicago and
departs for Madison at 6:38 p. M. except
Sunday.
Train No. IA arrives from Madison at
500 p. m. daily except Sunday.
Train No. SO arrives from the east at
7:50 p. IN. daily.
Sunday excursion train arrives from
Milwaukee at $50 a. m. and goes thru
to Madison. returning at $50 o. m.
$StOps at WatertOwn Junction only.
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Te<k1 N~,<s.xN-.
kina of Reneficent Drugs.

Ch1oroform was the result of ages
of experiment in an effort to do away
with the pain of surgical operations.
Opium and many other drugs had been
tried with more or less success. In
executions by crucifixfon, vinegar and
gall or myrrh were given to the vic
tim, to stupefy him.
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HF


Peaches in the dumplings, peaches in
the pie,
Peaches in the market, who can pass
them by?
Peaches served for breakfast, sliced In
yellow cream;
Peach frappe at dinner, pleasant as
dream Kate Post.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1914-09-29

devote q part or
it in writing a
letter to you.
On the 2Gth day
of November, 10,
I was stricken
w j t h h c a r t
t r o Il b ] e. M y
family physician
called it Angina
Pectoris. ! had
from one to five
alta cks in "a
hours, i n t h o
latter p a r t o t
December, 1910.
I wrote to the
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1914-09-29

SO they are rightly called
their fruit. Like all
fruits they should be per-
feet to give to children,
ripe, fresh and perfectly
clean. 1t is most whole
some at its best which
is right from the tree
when its melting sweet
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THE cHILDREN's FRUIT.

Peaches are good enough not to dis
agree with the precious little people
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1914-09-29
Business Man Praises
DIR. Miles Heart Remedy
Successful Merchant After Investigation
Found Remedy That Re-
stored His Health.

This Is Thanksgiving day in the
state Of Pennsylvania, and [ want to
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1914-09-29

The Leader has a circulation of
over 1900. according to a sworn
statement.
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Rockford Passenger arrives at Water
toWn at GAO a. m and goes no farther.
The 1855 a. m. train makes connection
at Clyman Junction for trains east.
A train goes west from Clyman juno
tion at p. m.
*These trains leave daily except Sunday
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Railway Time tables.
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN
SOUTH

900 p. ID. Train makes close cOnnec-
tiOns for the west at jefferson junction,
also for Milwaukee.
Both HOO a. m. and 7:15 p. m. trains
make close connections at jefferson
Junction for Madison and all points
west.
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Imf eis msinsu uuIduioissu Rim.
BEN Batter, aber btBabltH Gle
lppNtr meins 5obtsuHai.4
AA Die Mtine" parf Gpibsr
trot baBpiTAtn.
.tb Bic Meins," fagie 3rtpsr
l~berJItfslt. saslHsT, Mitchell mudt
,oie RbmungR'
gaIk 5pti glaI6tn Roipein d 5
Wldti. lpei Glai6sn 9ei6iitd 4 II
Wiart, Naht 5uinmmsH "a Utart.
Iaa Ia. ln0 elm 9isr. Is pfsHHig,
fpenH iflbitten bari
s@itruhbrtibig Matt," dh5te Der
ungIiitliA .gn sinsm atsuo Diers
anbtrtibiqEs
s6err 8gtor." i6rie CT. nuub ba
molten Gle fpoasn Sit MID nod
5ur gerifIi6su 9eroniportuus
I3isben24
Dr. grauilr ifien geriibrt. Ct
ltredte tbn on 6dn0 entgegen.
Rein, 6ert 8rsntr,' fpro9 CT
biirotOol. .Qir ppllen uns tpitter
%bsrio9usn unb bic 8%erIDbuuna ki
elmer oritten 6tfds Stibfed :"
@r touuts mid su GRbe reotn.
Wit fdbslbafsr gsIdpinbigtsit
fatte Der 9auinipt!or nod Sut uHO
qaIstOt sesriffeu tnO fdoB isbt pis
|sin aeheBtes Dilb Ar Sir.
rentiduIbissn 81, msine 5srrsu, {"
teudte er Ons ibrige Dsrftuno
tsinsr.
Qbsr i'm in5eIubtn Ebor f6un e.
Iibm nab: sqnssnebme Rube, Ssrr
guuinfpettOr! Quf Di,berIsbsn!"
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Sine Siibisc.G uman5e.

ginen 2ieSesrpman aus Der Sdbs
fee er3dbIt Martin Sobnipn, ber ben
betannten omeritanii9en Didtgr
Sad 2onOon auf feiuer Siibfef
i'm Segelbppt begteitet bat.
elmer Der tleinen Snleln Tern
einen mertpiirbigen Mann
Gr mar als iunger 8urfd
Siibfee getommer, Itanb IL
lid i'm 9ienIts elmer 6anbeIsgei
1aaft rnb batte bus ungliid, ft6 bes-
feinen Runofabrten i'm Qrdipel in
Elm e~ingebprenes MGbden az perItss
ben, 8as mdbden berIodte ben
5rsmbsn uub meinte Tp0ttif6, er fet
ni9t boGb 70 onfebnIid. tpie bic
Gingebprenen, bo CT ni6t tGtoipiert
Iet. Der 9ruber bes Mdbdens mar
borntt bef9Gftigt, bic aunif bes SSs
tppierens st lernen, unb ba Ct In
ber tpeiBsn 5out beg 5remben Elm
fe6r geeisnetes Gti33enbud TAB,
iiberre6ete er ben 2iebestranfen, fi9
tGtDnieren Su laFen. Der idieb
audi aus benz 0ienit Der Sanbets9ss
feaf9oft aug, Iebte Elm babies Sd9r
in elmer Siitte unb lieB iin tdgIid
tdtonteren. als enblih bds Meifters
inert pp1enbet mar, elite Ct su benz
MGbnen ieines 5er3ens. Die ers
f9rat auerit. bann perb69nte ie ibrr,
unb fdLiebii9 beleibiate tie ibn nuf
bas 9Dalte, iRSam lie Jpn anfpie.
Der tneiBs Monn mrBte feline 2iebe
iberfpinben. Nun, aIs SGtopierter,
bIieb er in Der @iibTee unb lit belit
elmer Der reidften mdnner bes Qrs
nipels. 9erlen, &opra unb @onbels
boI8 bobeu IGN slnm MiIiondr ses
ma6t.
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asus elbbrHdt
Nf6aHana sinsr Ioldsu BON Ramtata
eenat atpIant.


efHat %aeplant.
Der 6umburqtr GeHas ltslt Eir
lid osr giireeriaait eIntR 4nira
Dor, Die Grbanung elmer nsutn Bret
haftnsG lbbriide Su geusbmigsn. sur
WtrmIttlung bts Bubgdngsrs in0
Maaenbertshrs apiIhen ben beioell
gIbufern bisnt 5ur5tit anger penn
GlbtunneI bic Inn Sabre 1887 erotfs
Heie Strnbsnbride ibsr Die Porosrs
tIbs. Qnbsrosm 1T Die e~iieHDa4ns
e!bbriidt NIT Gubipegtn fiir ben ptrs
fpnnbsrttbr ntriebtn. Die GtraBtHs
Bride III infoIge Der gntlpidIung bet
Notwithstanding BIB an bic
GrenSt ibrer qsiitungsfGbigteit bsaus
Itruft, namsHtlih isitOtm onrA
8abns unb 6afenunlassn Die Stdatss
l6nbsreirn duF Der geOoel fur INDUS
trieae Nnlagen eri9IpHm Iino. Die
bcffnung, bab Der GlbtunnsL eiflen
giinitissH Ginflub auF Die 9erteiIung
0ss perIpnens un0 WagenDertehrs
ansiiben uno cine tpeIentli9e Gntlas
flung Der Bride our 6olge habeH
ptr6s, bat Iih uidt periDirtIi4t, 4ud
tommt Der Eunnsl fir bic 8eforoes
rung unberSolter Sitter nitt in 5ras
&c, neil er i'm 3oIgebiet enoet. @es
9snpdrtig pertebrsn idhrli4 runo
100000 BdseH auf Der geuen Glib
triide 3ipii6en Dem u0r0liheu mo
tioli6sn 5%rsibaFsngebiet, eth @ers
tebr, Der cine ii6ere 3olamtItae LEE
brrtpa9ung Der 6u1rperte nit 5ols
pfli1tigen @iitern eriaDert. Die
@auoeputution bat oubsr Dem Senlt
Den plan elmer i'm 6rei4afeneebiet gu
erbauenben neuen gl6briide porgss
legt.
Die Bride Ioa in etipu 80 Msler
Gntfernung unterbalb Der gilenbabn'
bride in 0srlslbsu lidteu 60be uHo
slei9en Our9fabrtspeitsn ME 0isis
elbaut ipsrbeu uno 5pei etrpa 6 4l2s
tsr Observation-Disclosures 5abrbabnen
elbalten, BON 0snen Die untere 3ur
aufnabme Der 6u9ritraBe fir 6upts
fperte un6 zines @iienbabngeleiies,
Die obere 5ur 4utnahme Der 9o9s
bobngeleife beItimnt lit. Der 9ride
II: 3ipiI9en Den 6aupttragern eiae
9reite BON 1856 gteier gegebeu, Die
reben Dem Giienbabngeleiie Baum
fur bier Reiben peiteit austabsHbsr
5ubrtpsrte frsildBt. An elmer Settle
miro auber0em elm auf 8OnIplen rus
benber, $50 Meter brsiter 5uBpss
1ergeItelt. Die Soften iino nit 81
100000 Mart beranidldgt uno ioLs
len an9eIieben peroer. Die Soften
fir Die @erbreiterung Sc. Roroerelbe
rr0 fir observation-disclosures 5u
bsben Seiten Der Bride iinD tn ole=
iK Summe ni6t entbalten, Ion0ern
tommen ouf DIE beIonoeren aehnunz
cen Der STRENGTHENING un0 Der ges
pianten Greibafenbodbabn. Die ins
nerbulb 6es 5reibafeagebiets am DIts
Ii9en 4anoe geplante Gref6dfeHeI6s
bride bat alTo in Dertebrstednti9er
8e3is6ung cine 0reifade 4ufgabe 3a
erfiaen: Die llebcrfiibrung Der 6rei.
aafenbp9babn auf bas ltnte Glbufer,
fcrner Ois 5daffung elmer 3oquuss
lanDif6en StraBenoerbinoung fir
4erToneus uno 6u5rpertsbertebr 5ptz
f6en Den redtsz unO lintselbti4en
Jreibafengebistsn pnO enolia Die
Geriteaung elmer Gifenbahnperbins
bung 3tpffden ben reats- uno lintss
elbtfden 5ofenbahnnesen, n~nub1dngig
prn ben 5auptgeleiien oer preuBifaea
Staatsbdhn.
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Im Disnlt der 1snHft
zHMs bon atna aahr.

1flBe bon atua 9abr.
@sr qdtaeslarm Ser stvaBs tIana
lbumpf Ourd Die gFdloEsnen genIter
Ibinnlf in bas Simmer, in Dem mir
Jam 9tetild iabh. Gs mar Glptil
Oes 3immer. lnb mir battsn Iange
ni4t 10 3uiaEnen gsIeiien,
.9u berpenf gut, niat pabr9"
Ifragte i4.
80 ia, in bieier ge3is6uls lam
LID ni4t EIasen."
limo bod biIt BIZ ni5t 5pftieoen!"
lfagte if. pieletdt ettpas uugepulbia.
Rein, id bin nidt aufrebtn@,
CAB glOtiIbs 3u.
gaber porum nlr2@ ordngs id
tpieoer. a6ait gu ui6t ielber BE
STUNT b0n aiuS9,il ali ais oetnen
eigentIiden 9eruf angeieben8"
sGben oaruMi."
sd 0erite6e bid ni9t. 2ebIt oa
benn niht oieier aunfsG 9ait bu
ni4t. mos ou Dir INNER 9enanI9t
bafa Nenn gu nift TELLER i4affft
- man fam ia bod nidt INNER
IidDpfsriid tdtig fem! -, oann teilit
Ou anbsren pom beinem aDnnen nit.
Bas lit i4lieBIid aud ltnterri9ten
an0ers als Elm Observation-Disclosures
Iernena 9ieies @eben. um 8gglei9
ernsut gu empfongen, herrl;a muB
es Iein.4
sgttBte Is feiu."
pWie2 SIT Is bas nidt fir BLDG"
Glotiloe lddelte fin uno Elm biBs
den traurig. pie jemono. Der fi6 in
llnabdnOerli9es gefunben bat. .9us
lift Elm ldnges gbema" begann tie
Ienblid, lid Iese Dir bas md einmal
nGbtr auseinanber. 4ber Die erIten
Stunoen oes 8teoeriebens poaen
mir uus Iieber nt6t Damit bsrDers
BEN
Cine idrile aIingel unterbra6 Iie.
s8eiud2@ fragte i6.
SIS I4etnt 10. Sd bore emma
Ii4on binse4en unb Dffnen.4
@Iei4 burauf tat Ii9 bic Stpbeus
tiir auf.
n6rduIein Meinbers", meIbete bas
lDisnitmdo4sn.
sd IafIe Bitten, nidte glotiloe.
Sine @diIerin", ertIdrte ie mir.
sou i4 eu9 aqein laFen2"
gNein, bleib, i6 bite Did! Sd
peiB ni4t, mas tie piq. aber Is
ntro mobI niqt LANCE bauern. limb
bu Iernit ou gIet9 einmat Gins Der
Wtd0den tenuen, Die t4 nnterri4te,"
Gin paar Q~ugenbtide Ipdter trdt
cine iunge Dame Elm. sic mar ni9t
bibfd, ober mad Der Iebten Mooe
unb siemIi4 t%oitipteItg 9etletbet.
Nadbsm fe plaB genommen bate,
liam tie glet9 our Sadie: nGs hans
belt fi9 I'm Elm @ei9ent1, fling tie
an, in0em ite iid 3u glott.oe tpanote,
.iber 6as i9 S6ren Rut b6rsn
m6dte. Cine Gouiine BON mir bat
lin einem Monut Sod3ett, unO ou Id
Ieingelaoen bin, muB i4 etpas Rettes
f4entea."
SD iab meme Sreunbin erItdunt
an. Set mann btlt BIZ 8eroterin
fir 9pd3eitsgdben2" fragte mein
gIit. Qtber tie f6ien burd Die 3us
mutung Der iungen Dame ni4t i'm
geringfen betroffen su ietn. Gin
&iinltler In elmer &Ieinitaot miro ims
mer Elm penig als arbtter sleaanttds
rum in 4nipru4 genommen.
mas Aatten sic iid oern ieIber
lgeoadt2' fragte iie ppafDmmen
freunbliA.
sd Gatts natirlid an ettpas 9es
maltes geoa9t."
Sier mar es mir, als pb Elm leids
ter Sdredeu iiber CLOTHES 3ige
flDgs. SD fam mid dber audi ges
irrt bdben.
so fol mas bern ettpa gum
geifptelg1
.Nun notiirli9 barf CO nift su
lumpig d~usieben. 8IoB 70 eth pdar
IgepinIslte 8IiimGen tpie Su @ebnrtss
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8tBbegierig. gu16dnbs
Ter (na1ts einen Ginbre9er In ieinern
2dben iiberrofdtnb): rMas MAIDEN
Sic Detln bag
Ginbreder (ftDtternb): Sd
in pDIlte nur etrns irh Rpnnsrfds
tiOnslegiiOr rd4fehsnl1
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Nie nanptfade. nplfbe

9ie Sauptfa9e. ppffbes
omter (ttnen betruntenen @tuoenten
brinsenb, ben CT i'm gbauFeegroben
nuffan6): .Gntf@ufOigsn Sic, npbnt
oiefer Serr Bet Shnen!4
@ermieterin (Oie Sdnot iIber BEN
Ropf SufammenfaLnseno) sMEtr ma
iirlih, bos III ia 6err Gpuan
isbt tpirb Il Eoedr iGon mit
mad 6uuIe gefdidt HI
ivsaietsas fEaaIlsEsgs
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sBtt5eibula, nnttette er, sJDre
augsn. 6etr Auulnfpsttor 49,
~aru8iiirten, mas III oas2" WtlHt
ftgen2"
@trblHfft iah tr fh nm.
sQaerotn9s." ipra4 Or. Sdntioer,
muB IslbIt IagsH . ss FisI mir
lob nie 70 auf m~srtnurois.'
9rduner mar inotpiidtn INNER
%ssporbtu. Su feline 9lids
am ettpas Gtarrss, lluRimIides.
mo fie bufttten Ilsts auf benz @sfidts
les 9auinipsttors.
.Ea, piFsn Gle, metnt 5srrsu.
jas pirb aber bod 49,. i'd mub
agtn, bas III bohit ungsmiitIi4.
Deun Gle Itd einen S9erS nit mir
rlauben tpplIen -
rGinen S9srS!" sutriiFtste ii6 Or.
sabsr 70 fsbeu sic
'Odl@
sNatiirlih ieben Sic op9Il"
.iefen bic anosren ernit.
ga, aber lisber @ott -
.glau font es ni6t glauben,
agte Or. S6nsiOsr topfi9ittelnO.
Sin msrlpiiroiger 6ul. Meiu
college mub iebr nerb0s isin.'
DrsDer, Der gnuiHIpettor, ipuros
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