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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-01-28

The one who hesitates, doubling,
fearing, wishing or even hoping, will
not do what he might to improve
conditions.
No well-baIanced man will fear the
results OF his efforts.
No man of sound mind Will hesi-
tate about taking hold, and lifting
at the big load which, If properly
pushed, viii clear the way for pro
gress.
There are beginners of today who
VIII be efficient workers tomorrow;
but they are the ones who are striv-
ing now to do and daring now to act,
who viii be the leaders of next
year.
Let US then be up and doing,
with a heart for any fate.
Take hold where help is needed;
sush where others are struggling;
.acl because there is need of action.
Those who cannot be leaders owe
themselves the privilege OF helping
he leaders; il seconding the ee-
forts OF those who are leaders.
In every church of this community
there is a place for every one who
Is willing to do even a small por-
Lion OF good work.
Amy church wants amy one who viii
help; any idea which gives a better
chance of winning men will be glad
lily accepted.
The time is ripe; you are the
needed one; get in line!
For God hath not given us the
Spirit OF Fear; but of Power and OF
Love, and of Sound Mind" "
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-01-28

And now it is proposed to probe
the Wisconsin Commissions. If it is
to be done let the job be thorough
in every respect, one that will dis
close all OF the activities and the
total cost whether paid directly
through taxes or indirectly through
fees. 1t should also reveal the eff
cheney of these commissions and give
the people clear idea Of what they
are getting for the money thus ex-
pended.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-01-28
EAHLY MUHNING
BLAZ6,ALIUHN9OB
( HILL SSIUhE
From Saturday S Daily.


SPONTANEOUS combustion caused q
small blaze at the Johnson & Hill
Cos. store at an early hour this
morning. The automatic sprinkler
system put the tire cut before the
arrival ot The two fire companies.
- srq stqvted in basket
Of waste on The third 1Ioor back oI
the paint section and near the big
freight elevator. A sprlu.- + head
right over the basket Il. 20 and
a deIUge OF water put the lire out
before it could spread. A small sec
ton OF plaster on the wall near
the elevator was slightly discolored
by smoke. The lire did practically no
damage except to the basket in
which it started and the subsequent
discharge of water from the sprink-
Ter head went down some goods stor-
ed on the floor Immediately under
meath.
The management said that the
damage was infinitesimaI. Insurance
IS craried through the Taylor q
Scott agency.
The fire was discovered by the
night watchman, Mike Fahrner, who
smeLed smoke and started looking
for it's source. He arrived on the
third floor just a. few seconds after
the sprinkler head let go. He i'm
mediateIy turned in an alarm. Both
companies responded. The east side
hose wagon was badly damaged in
going to the fire. In rounding into
Vine from Second street, the wagon
slowed over towards the Kruger &
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-01-28
YOUR HELP Is NEEDED.
IT IS TINE To Be BUSY

Written Especially for the Report
er by an eastern divine
How much We might 10 if We on
]y knew cur abilities!
Men hesitate because they fear
hey might moi be able to accomplish
hat which might be expected OF
them.
Church agganizatoEs are hamper
ed because members fail to grasp
opportunities; prefering the failure
Lilh iD5ectsion insures.
The greatest difficulty is that men
hesitate when they should really so
forward; they wait when they should
really act!
Now is a Splendid time for acfotn;
q splendid opportunity for organiza-
ton; an excellent chance for men
Of ideas.
a purposeful man, associated with
others OF purpose and ability, viii
d0 much to bring about the great
good all are anxious to see.
It is the spirit of the organization
that makes a church strong; STRONG
men associated with other men can
not fail.
Was last year the best year we
ever had? This year viii prove a
better year if we use with wisdom
the experience to guide US in the
work We do, and if We give to our
future efforts the Judgment with
which the experience OF the past has
endowed US.
The man who never starts in 90 oI
work viii never do any good.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-01-28

ing and eQuipping of this beautiful
club house.
Robert Messmer Of Milwaukee was
the designer of the building and
the actual building has been done
under the supervision of A. F. Bill
meyer of this city. The Traine Com
pany. of La Crosse installed the heat
ing system, which is known as the
vapor system. The Nasn Hardware c.
Of this city had the contract for
the plumbing and the decorating has
been done by T. S. Gill.
The members of the building com
mittee are @. A. Normington, o. r.
Roenius, A. B. Sutor, w. J. Conway,
e. w. Ellis, I. p. Witter and T. A.
Taylor.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-01-28
SNOW AND ICE DATA
Furnished by Geo. T. Nixon, Wea-
ther Observer, Grand Rapids.
Depth of Snow.

During the week just closed there
has been an increase in the snow
depth over portions of New England
and New York, in portions of the
upper Lake region, and thence west
ward to the DaEotas.
Portions of the Ohio and Mississ-
ippi valleys which were bare last
week are now covered with several
inches of snow.
No severe cold occurred over the
winter grain growing districts, and
consjd cradle portions are again snow
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-01-28
Thickness of Ice

Continued warm weather for the
season of the year was the rule
in practically all portions of the
country from the Rocky muontains
eastward. Bismarck, n. D., ha4s ice
% inches in thickness, Greenville,
Maine % inches. In Wisconsin, La
Crosse reports II inches and Green
Bay 10 inches.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-01-28

J. R. Ragan is back from Chicago
and Madison where he had been on
business Since his return on Friday
night he received word from Mrs. j..
r Raglan stating that she arrived
there safely and is pleasantly lOcot-
ed at 621 Park avenue, Hot Springs,
Arkaugag.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-01-28

The EIl1s expect to have the for
NAL opening of their new club house
on Thursday evening, Feb. Il.
There will be a reception and
dance on that night which will be
for Elhs and their ladies only On
the following day, Feb. II, there
will be receptions for the friends of
the members. This will take place
both liz the afternoon and evening
and will be decidedly informal. It
is the wish of the Elks to give ev-
cry one a good time on these occca-
siOns.
Friday afternoon will be devoted
TO the entertainment of the ladies
and it will not be necessary to be
accompanied by an escort to attend
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-01-28
Dr. VT {. ,JurdGIl
The Successful Specialist
Will be in Grand Rapids at the
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
| Saturday, Sunday and Monday
January 30, 31st and February 1st
Office hours from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m
DR.. Jurden is one G

DR.. Jurden is one G
the best known, long
est established, absO-
lutely reliable and sue
cessful specialists in
the state; an expert in
the treatment Of all
chronic diseases and
will cure you, what
ever your ailment, in
a way that will as
tOniSh you.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-01-28
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC OCEANS
CONNECTED BY TELEPHONE
President Wilson and President Moore of the Panama
position Talk Together by Telephone

NEW YORK 25The danc telephone
Calf
To the North Boston, the birthplace
across
wwhtred
OF he
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-01-28
THE ELKS NEW HOME

the festivities with propr1euy.
The state officers are. expected here
to take part in the dedication of this
new temple of the brotherhood of
man.
The work has so far progressed
that any one inspecting the building
now can form a very good idea of
what it will be like when finished.
The building Of the Elks home not
only has furnished the city with one
more magnificent structure but has
given the people a place in which to
hold public meetings. s.and.socialg gath
erinss, a thing that has been need
ed in this city for a long time.
The EIks of Grand Rapids have ac-
cOmplished big thing in the build
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-01-28

covered as a result of the fall of
the last few days.
Calumet, Mich, reports 29 inches
snow, several other stations in north
ern Michigan report more than 20
inches. In New York state the snow
is Is inches. In Minnesota II inches,
in Wisconsin the greatest depth 8
inches at Ashland
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-01-28

Physician and surgeon 25 years IN special
hospital and private practice.
Many wonderful cures in diseases
of the stomach, liver, kidneys, heart
lungs, nerves and rheumatism, gall
stones, gravel, appendicitis, istula,
piles and other rectal diseases, ca
tarrh of the throat, bladder, ETC.;
constitutional catarrh treated far in
advance of any institution in the
country. Nervous debility, failing
memory, over-work, early consump-
ton, sore eyes, eye and ear diseases.
deafness, blood and skin diseases,
pimples, spots, letter, ulcers, eczema,
scrOfula, tumOrs, cancer where the
roots do not extend to vital parts,
goirter, swellings Of the neck, hidden
enlargements, tape worms, diabetes,
dropsy, fits, yaricose veins, enlarged
glands, tissue waste, catarrhal dis
charges, drains, obstructions, weak
ness and serious internal diseases
that battle the skill Of many physi-
clans.
No Matter What Your AiIment, no
matter who has failed to help you,
or what others have told you, get
the advice Of this skiIIful specialist,
there is hazard in delay, durable cas-
es Of today become the incurabIes
of tomorrow, there are many
wrecks on the rocks of error and neg
Iect, this specialist can and will cure
you.
Young and Old Men Nervous Dis
couraged Weak Women
IF you are unified for business,
study or incapacitated for the active
duties, pleasures and obligations Of
life, if you feel that you are not the
Man or Woman you should be, suf-
fering with any aiIment, weakness
or disease, perhaps conscious Of some
undermining, debiIitating cause; or
feel that your nervous system is Civ
ing way, from the arrangement and
disorganization Of important organs
and nerves, consult this specialist.
DR.. Jurden makes regular visits to a few
cities He owns his Medical Institute Build
ing and Dispensary in the City Of Eau Claire.
Address ". E. Jurden, NJ. D., 1929
South Farweu St. Eau Claire, Wis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-01-28

tee on finance. They have already
too much work to do,'' said Mr.
Spoor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-13
Observation-Disclosures
Sabren geid)merOe iiber arbitrares
goreeben Der eHgliideu Regiernns.

Die bieiigen Observation-Disclosures
babeu lest ali6 inter Der 8iif'idts-
lo5iafeit ser britiifen &eaierpng 5it
leiSen, Die cbne neiteres Se1lonngen
bon @erf5eugmaidJinen, Die Iiir neu'
trale aGnoer beitiru1t iitIo. in Gng.
LAMB Suriidb1It, ia 5ltm Ebeil aud,
furser SanS beihlngnabmt.
Die Sa6e hat iib eerart oltgeIpist,
bab ifanoinapiidbc S6iffe lid iest
tur5er &anS ,peisern, 8erfseagHla.
ihtnen aIs Sraft na6 Sdrpeben an
,une6Hueil, neil he eaourd rielige
Sderereien nit ocn britiideu 8e65r.
ben bcber.
gicIfadl tuitrben Die g9crf5Glgr1u.
itincn in britiiden G6iffen na3
Sul aebraft imb Sann in ifrpeoi.
ibcn StGffen mad S6ipeoen ipeiter-
beiorbert, poraiisgeieet, baB Die eng.
hide gfeaicruua Die snd,cn nid)t
rfa.tfte", Sas beibt einfadI beitlag.
na5alte lub benz sIbieubcr ben Sot.
trrapreis fotpie einen glufihIag Dol
scbn sSro5cnt be3ablte, mas natiirli4
fir tcn 9citeIler Der betrefierioeu Wa-
idinr1 in Sdspeben cine bittere Gnt.
tailidnng beoclitete
@ieIfafy pur0en Die Senoirnaei,
oudl iebr Ianae 3eit in SllIl 5uriidge.
baIten uno Die bieiieen Sabrifanten
befiirften nntmebr, bab Gnaluno
mogliherpeiie bieie 8rebbdnte uno
@erf5eugmnid,iucu iiir &riegsfontre.
Ganbe erfIGrcn luib ciniad ipegneb'
men touue. SSSrfoIseoeiien babeu iid)
Die Sabrifauter on Den aongrebabsa.
orbneteu gotpoIe pctuanbt, oaulit cr
teim Stnotsoetartemcnt poriteaig
iperSc unb bieies Sur SsnterpeIIticH
im Sutereiie Der sSabritoitten oerar.
Iaiien ioIl.
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Observation-Disclosures.

if{rdns gaisOIr. 81. 2si7 WaHa4fetis
apsnus.
lesOpOlSins @ebsr. 90. 144O Warnsr
Sirabt.
)goparb q. 9otl. 80, AS DIT 5. ct.
)@sopsia abbcit. %, ZIG Cft 4. Ct.
labpmas Dintsr, %, s42 adura Ctr.
lSsIsH 8aiitam. %. 922 aiHn CTR.
(1bomGs mpsrs, 20. 177s epsdmOfs
I Sirabe.
lGIii, sirtsnmaisr. "a. 4oTo clifton
apenut.
lGtasl,s 8. Reis. "a. 1886 Baltimore
4psnut.
i6slsn 6. aOlb. 2l, 254s 5Hsar elOs.
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1enti@es 1beater.
Muissssrs gpIfsitsd nNm xase brs
Gjeriats.1

aDar Der pergangsHs Gpnn.as in
emsrp auDitorium Elm Tag fiir BIZ
Gdder, 70 ipirb Der tpinmenbe Conn,
tag nit elmer 4uffiibrung BON qsts,
Hoiegser's .aim EDGE bss geri4ts'
bur9 unfere beutI4e 1bedtsrsGsiell,
i4att ertpiinf1te Roit fiir Di.isniqsr
brinsen, ipsI9e iit fir tin tp.rtbDol.
leg, tisf ernpfunbenes gDsrf, fir tpirs.
liht, ffdrf se5eihntts Gbarattere, fir
o.: entipidIuns unb abipielung Don
Wsnf4ens S4idfalsn intersiiiren. 81
iiHn fGarf ae5ei9uste sJisursn, bic uns
Der Didier pprfiibrt; isin Gtrabls
1oni Der umionit psrfuht Sat, I'D;
sbrIi4 burds as6sn su idblaeen, Der
bur4 bic bittsrite Totb setrieben, BIN.
|ausdisbt, um gu tpilbsrn unb IdIiebli5
tn Der Sslbitpsrtbeibisuns ben sSritsr
ri9isbt. i6nuts ni9t Isbenspa6.sr st.
5si4nst fsin. Geins Grau, bic In ibrsr
faon an urS fiir ii9 sntiebltbtn gloths
ldst aud nod ben Wsann ins gefdne,
niB sisbtn iitbt, III Elm bsrs,,rreiBsns
oes Bib bes iarsdIi4ittn elsnbs.
WobI isltsn III cine gisur In irgenS
sinem Slid nit rsiusrer, sbIsrsr unb
Observation-Disclosures Gis Be ausseiiattet
porbtn. ME bic Der Jyau hts tri&ofs
fentn G0ritsrs. Gs 1T ribrenS nit
dnaufebeu, tpie iie tot sissnts llngIijd
bsrsibt unb niir. nod elm Ause fit
bas gIenb uub bic Roth Der angebSs
rriaen bss uHaIiidIiGen Strabls5oni
bat.
OieIs 6auptseitaItsn bes Stiides
Iisgsn in ben 5dHo,n bon sTrI. Rod
uHS Grau giirssr iOpis bon 5srrn
aopbee.
2lber aud an 5umor feblt es bsm
Stiide niht. in bsm sinen Mit. Der uns
IN sir qlrrsits2OtaI fiibri. babsn mir
4slssenbeit, bic tomii9ften 9sr6res
der. Sppsn gu beipuubsrn. unb in ben
bsipdbrtsn 5dnotn Der Ssrrsn 1iebria
uno Sonntnbsrs ip.rbsn Dieie SSigursn
HtHt ptrfsblsn, 5ur boafisn mirtung
81 asldnseH.
-am 5aee bts gsri9ts" lit RoI.ss
gers stitss 8iibnsn ipsri unb bot biss
nitt tpsnia basu beiesiragsn, ben ON
unb fix iid bsliebisn Tiddsr in ben
irtittitsn areif.n beiannt ,u MAIDEN;
mir iSnn.H in jeinsr 4rt Rpisaa.r am
bsitsH NIT elnssngrubsr unb Gansbos
Ter beraItiher.
Rn&b.m iudbrtnb Der aanJ.u Spiel.
asit nod istu Qollsftiid aaf benz
SpislpIan oes DeuiiGen 9hnitrs sss
ifanben. pirb boffsntlit .4m Tag.
Sss @,ri4ts- bcppsIt suSirafiis ftI
srtptifsn
Sid,ts9orperfauf: Shediertdn,Isi.
318 .DrOOibsnt Ban, gsbdubs, uub Sci
Uob & 2atamp. Zine unb ~. Str.
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Gpbb's ariessDDrtrdse.
Der befaante SrieosturreiponbeHt
ipridlt SuuHtag 5iueimal in Der
Rniitballe.

In scr @fufifbaae piro SpHltnG
9tadurittag imo sIben0 Der ariegs-
&orreippnbGlt SSrpilt Cobb einen 81.
llitrirten 8prtrng iiber ben 2rieg
baIter, beiicu gIftltaIitat bird @an-
beIbtIoer peranidJaiIlidd tperoeu miro.
Gobb par Der ariegSforreipoubellt
Der .Soturbap @pening Bot olirh
Die feline Inparteiiid,en iino aiii giltet
@cobnd,tlngen beriIhenoen aIrtiteI -
or rertpeiItc tpod)enIang an Der
6rpnt Ser ocilti9cn ArrHec - fpeite
@erbreihrna iauOen er ioa ein gutter
Reoner uno @r5dbler iein, 70 bnh
feline 8ortrdge nidjt MIR iutereiiaitt
iinn, ionbem all6 lulterbalteuo wt-.
ten.
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0aiHinssf sfreubei,.
in Clifton Seisbfs anb bi ben
Sd6ern iino iie beuts ansnfrsffen.

I'm bic aamcnnIsSeit a,i6 bieics
5abr nidt gang freiolos poriiber3ie.
ben 81 Iaifen, nnS ben W2itgIieScr,l
bes Clifton $eigbts @e.
iongpercinS. iofuie bcren sfnge.
D0riger einen pcrgniigten abeno 3ll
bcreiten, iuur6e elm UsastenbalI ar.
raHgirt Der am Sonitdg, ben 10.
iSebrtar, in Der gerehisbaIIe an Der
Robs Gtrabe itattfinoet. Ter gaQ
Diro bieies Sabr feline 0oraaneer melt
iibertreffen DO peridiebene onge.
ne5lne lleberraifungen Der geiuher
barren. ssiir Die bref beiten Tamen.
wie Gbaraftermasten iino
id)one 3srciic ailsgciest.
8er iid heute abenb 70 redt bon
Ser5cn amiiiiren nil. Der iperSe feline
Sdritte nad Der Central 3urlrbaae,
fenn bort ipirS er Bcrgniigen upo
irbbIiae 9efeIG6nft finSen. 1ort fin.
oct n6mlid Der greismasfenbnn oes
g Cincinnati @1der @efang.
uereins itatt iino oa Sie gifer.
Sanser iidb felt snbren oes suirs CT.
frcuen ausae3eidnet sSeitarraneeurr
81 icin, iuerSer iie 5tpeifcisobne aud
bsucr bieiem siuf ipieoer Gbre iinden
iui6 nifts iInget1nn IaiIen. Inn ibren
Wsnsfeubdll 5u einein gIdnjenoen Gr.
frlu zif perbclfer Gie fefrrifpu lin.
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8a iydt
as,un,t asupromihpuridl in Ga
Den bes Greibriefs bes aeHtudisr
Strafsnbabptn.

Ger aonspromiBporj6Iag Der Je
ocruteb Smprppeuieiit aiiocintion bin
iittlid 6es nelieH 5reibriefs Der Gin
einvtati, Repport iub GoUifgtui
graBenbabneeieaif slr werrnin
oerung Der Refereil0lrmabit abitimnrisae
fousHt aiigenideiuli6 5u ip1t.
Tieier sInfidt 1T ipenigitens Biir.
gerrueiiter Spicsel. @ie CT geiterH CT.
tfirte, tpirn iid jeet bic AbbaltuHe ei.
ller Observation-Disclosures folull
mgbr perbinbern laiien, oa Die betref-
ienbeu NetiticneH bereits unterbreitet
',mb bic gorbereitirngen fin Die ab.
balting Der DnbI IN Die @eoe geIeitet
lprrbeR iiHb.
QuBerbem unbm Der Hiirgermei.
ilsr gelcggibeit, Die pI5Slthe Gin,
,,esinoening Der Gerren BON Der Sc.
Scrateb Improvement Qliiociations ct.
lvns 5u beIeudten. Or mies Sorai,i
bin bob nrfpriingIi6 oerSGptproteit
llegen Die 25jdbrige Ddiier bee Trei.
briefs eeridtet gapefen ipor, ipdbrenb
jstt sans pI6tIid bier@gen abioIut
nidjts mebr eeingt fpiro uno man mir
ciniac aIanieln einseiiiet ipifien nil,
Ann bic Stabt angebIidb abforut fiber
all iteIen. Tieie QIauieln bdIt Der
8iiraermeifter fir b0aig iiberiIiiiIis,
bu BE Heitimmiinaen oeS Greibrieies
in, 6siien gegenmdrtiaer Saiillng Der
Staot iebspeoe MIR ipiinidensipertbe
Siberbeif garnntiren.
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mrs Gin @inIiusreH 1873 5re6erld ctr,
@eit U'aH6efter 81. 8. f6rebt: .eeit tB
5abreH bate i'd iebes 5rabiabr rnb SerbR
an SaIss unb GafeHiaiarrb unb eeiirrreit "a
Ieben unb es ireut mid, faseu su fbnnen.
bab ia euOIid siHe Mebi8iu eefunbeu babe,
Reruna, bas mir febr gut set6aH bat uub bns
ID INNER nebmeH nnb empfebIeH perbe. Jn
baIte es ftets i'm Sauic i'm Sale bon GTauf.
belt. SO emDebIe Sbre Meoisin aIIen meinen
GreuHoen uno eeibeHben als cine unsee5eids
nete D'eoi5iH seseH 9nhltungen nno sum anis
ban Der ardfte @ir babeH IN Bolton sabl,
rei6c f6fuebfde 5reuHbe. bic gernna sebraii.
den nno bieI bapoH balien saiibien al BITE
S6ipeben in bieiem aanbe mas iAr cine ars.
seoet6Heie GGmiIienmebi6tH Sbr 9eruHa III.
Id bin iiber5eust fIe plroeH &c in SauIs
balteu
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empfnben fit bie
i9neil burd
Yernma
sebra9te 9ilfe.
&atarrb beg
9alies nmD
bes Masens.

@ts. 1bOmas Dr. @lOrsau. o. 9. 2 2.
sassDortt, G, fbrei6t: sd fit felt spDIf
SabreH beiidnbis an antGrrb i'm Gppf nno
Snfe, on bofcm aopftpeb unb Waaaenbef6pcr'
ben. WlngeHirdmpfe iteuteH F6 ein, bic mi6
beiHabe um5rn6ten.
80 beiam eine 5laf6e qeruna nnb Wlaud,
lin pHo sebrnn&ie es. 54 bIieb treu babet,
fdbIie mid baIb better uHb bin ieet boujtanoia
eebe'lt. 9erimG III meiHe Staee so peroe
ME obHe oaSfeI5e fein.
~53 uetB aus erfabrme, 6ab Qernua cine
cute Ulebi5in IT, uHb empfcble es. peHn i'm.
mer i'd ba5n GeegeHbett babe. Sd fam Der
ssabrbett eemdB faeen, bab bon menem alien
eetbeH feline Spur mebr Oorbanoen IN, bab mir
nitfs mebr fpeb tbut uno Id mid bes eebens
erfrene. gSorie i6nueu metne Qnerferuuna
nitt ausoriiden far oas. mas gerliHa on mir
aeibaH bat"
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iprua bss 6<rrn grittOu grario,u

ipru@ bss 6errn grittun. prdlibsnt
btr .aarbindle1. obgebrodxn ,porbtn.
9duptling 5er5os unb prdlibent
9errManH finb Der lle6er3euaung,
bab Wingo trobbem IN bisfsr Gaijon
be .Rsbs1 Uniform trogen rrtrb.
Der Spitier, Der bon bsn ct. Gouis
itr Hlub TN Isbten 5erbjt 5ur syeberals
Siga !. iibsrsing unb BON Ser5oa sur
Hldtebr gum prsaniiirtsn 9dfeboI.
fpIel seipcnuen fpurbs, lpirb untsr lei.
ntn umiidubsn su b.n .aarbindlsn"
5uriidssbrsn.
Serr ernie Diebl, prdiibsui Der
bieIisen femi profeiTionslIen y. g.
Aifoeiation, bat bic prdfibenieH Der
idmmtliGen Rlubs ftinsr Qiad ouf
morstn RdHmittag 5u elmer gero
tbuHs I'm biefissn Sinton ? 6oi.l sins
sslao<n, mann bas Gpislproaramm
liHo anbers ipihtiss gorIas.n sur
entf4sibung gsldngsn ioIlen.
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81, sammIHns Der gOIisiittn.

Der sinigtn Wodsn itiirstt Der
@dflier 8. 3D. Glart, Der fir bic
Gtdot taaepeifs bsIddFtiat mar. Bet
bfr Qnsiibuna itiHss BeTufss niebtr
unb spa Fdh @srIsbunssn su, bis ibn
ldusts Set aufs Rrantsnldgr iDors
fen. Glasi ma. In eaEtipsa 0usstsat