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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-06-22
TO WARN FARMERS
IN HAVING SEASON
If Alfalfa Growers Wish it u. S.
Weather Bureau will Advise
When Things Look Wet

If the alfalfa growers of the Ken.
newick valley consider it of sufficient
Importance, they can secure rain
warnings during the haying season
The matter has been brought to the
attention of this paper by the follow
ing communication from G.. N. Sails
bury, who is in charge of the Seattle
Office of the U. S. weather bureau:
ut has been brought to the atten-
ton of the chief of the U. S. weather
bureau that special forecasts and rain
warnings would be of value to the al
fafa interests. 1t is recognized that
the alfalfa product is greatly injured
if rain falls upon it after cutting and
before it is cured, so that it is desir-
able that the grower be assured of at
least three or more days fair weather
before beginning the cutting.
Notwithstanding the fact that rain
is infrequent in the alfalfa districts
during June, July and August, all
growers are aware that several days
rainy weather sometimes occur in
these months, occasionally several
days in succession. These rainy spells
can generally be foreseen by the dis
trict forccaster, and there are also
times when it can be foreseen by him
that there will be several days, three
to five, perhaps, of warm sunshine
and no rain, and therefore favorable
for alfalfa harvesting.
IF alfalfa interests and growers con-
slider the plan favorably the district
forecaster, who has authority to
make such special forecasts, will be
advised, and the special information
will be mailed to all who are receiv-
ing the regular daily forecast, and
others interested who will make ap-
plication. Should you consider the
scheme favorably I shall be glad to
hear from you"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-06-22
PASCO OFFICIALS GET BACK
AT STATE WEIGHT DEPUTY
r. ]. CatlOw is Arrested Twice in a
Day for Violating City Aut0mO-
bile Traffic Ordinance

R. j. Catlow, deputy sealer of
weights and measures for Adams,
Franklin and Benton counties and
also automobile inspector, created
some interest among auto drivers
yesterday by arresting three citizens
for speeding. The victims were Fred
Staufer, Walter Steele and Sam
Stebbins. The defendants were ar
raigned before Justice Warden and
Walter Steele pleaded guilty and was
fined SIS and costs, while the other
cases were continued until Friday.
Later in the day Chief Raymond
arrested Mr.. Catlow for violation of
the city traffic ordinance No. 24O by
cutting the corners in his auto and a
fine of 81 and costs was imposed.
About 8 o'clock Mr.. Catlow was ar
rested again by the city authorities
for stopping his auto more than two
feet from the sidewalk, as provided by
city ordinance, and being found guilty
fine and costs amounted to $3.50.
Mr.. Catlow says he intends to en-
force the automobile regulations re-
curing lights on all machines and
that after reasonable period after
notice has been given he will swear
out warrants for those violating these
rules.
Under the provisions of the law a
speed of IL miles per hour only is al
lowed in the city, the inspector claims
that this is violated repeatedly. -
Pasco Express.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-06-22

"You're a swindler," exclaimed Mrs.
Cobb, as she entered the bird store.
"You're worse than a highway rob-
Der. You ought to be ashamed OF
yourself to cheat poor, innocent wo-
man the way you did. That parrot l
bought of you last week is fraud.
You said it was a fluent talker and
you charged me a big price for him,
too, and that bird hasn't said single
word since I got him. Not one word.
Do you hear me? Not one-single
-word!" Perhaps" suggested the
bird fancier, mildly, "you didn't give
him chance"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-06-22
CAN FILE AFTER JULY Ia
AS First Day is Friday No Great Rush
is Expected at Secretary's Office

AS First Day is Friday No Great Rush
is Expected at Secretary's Office
July Ia is the first day for filing at
the secretary of states office of de-
clarations Of candidates before the di-
rect primary in September. AS the
date falls on Friday no rush to be first
on the list is expected. Direct pri-
mary filings close 80 days later as
the exact termination falls upon Sun
day.
July z is the last day for filing mi
alive petitions, the law requiring that
they be filed four months before the
general election in November. Thirty
days after the last filing date are al
lowed the secretary OF states office
for checking petitions.
Of the eight initiative petitions now
on file, No. 18, the bill to permit no.
tells to serve liquor to guests goes or
the ballot thru initiation thru the leg
islature. The other seven must each
be supported by petitions carrying 81.
1876 names in order to appear on the
ticket. These are numbered and list
ed as follows:
No. 10, nonpartisan elections; No
20, first aid to be paid injured work
men out of industrial insurance funds;
No. 81, city regulation Of public util-
tiles within their limits; No. %, fish
code amendments fixing tax on fish
caught; No. %, Jay Thomas bill pro-
viding a commission for furnishing
jobs to lobbyists; No. "a, to permit
manufacture and sale of beer in this
state; No. 25 to repeal the prohibition
law now in effect.
Referendum measures to be voted
on this fall include Chapters 81, 55,
So, 181, 178, 46 and 40 of the session
laws of 1915. They are numbered
from 8 to 9 inclusive, as follows:
No. 3, requiring initiative and ref
erendum petitioners to be registered
and to sign petitions at registration
Offices; No. 4, similar provision as to
recall petitions; No. 5, requiring direct
primary candidates to sign affidavit to
support platform of party upon whose
ticket they file; No. 6, prohibiting pic
keting of places where strikes are in
progress; No. z, requiring public util-
ity companies desiring to enter COM
petitive field to file certificates OF
necessity for additional service with
the public service commission and
sustain them as a condition of entering
the field; No. 8, enlarging the mem
bership of port commissions, bill Of
particular interest to Seattle; No. 9
adopting the budget system of appor
tioning and fixing expenditure in pub
lie Office.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-06-22
IA BIRTHS: z DEATHS

The number of births in Benton
county in the, month of May was
double the number of deaths. The
list as reported to the state board Of
health follows:
Prosser, births, deaths; Kiona, 1
birth, no deaths; Kennewick, 5 births,
1 death; Richland, no births, l death;
Hanford, 1 birth, no deaths.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-06-22

"Whit way haze We glen over smo-
kim, Donal'?" "Weel, it's no sic a
pleasure after al, for We ken bud
dy's ain tebacy costs over muckle;
and if ye're smokin' anither buddy's
We haze to ram yer pipe sac tight it'll
no draw"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-06-22
Your Ideal Home!

For the purpose Of assisting our customers to
choose their homes, architects have col
lected 200 suggestions any of which can be
remodelled to suit your ideals and your pocketbook
You the exterior design-the interior floor
plans-you select from 200 models-you have
your home as you want it to be-and you see the
very material that will go into that HOME before
you pay out cent. You know exactly what you
will get. There are no extras troubles over
breakage or errors in filling. We-your own fellow
townsmen-stake reputation on the goods we
sell and the services render. we can do exactly
as claim then that is the sort of service you want
And it doesn't cost you cent to prove to yourself
the truth of our statements We want you to come
in and see us-personally- and what we have for
you. If this is not convenient, let us know and we
will cope to you. Remember that our idea of SER
VICE is Satisfying ENTHUSIASTICALLY
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-06-22

CLIP THIS
Schedule of free ferry between Ken
newick and Pasco:
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-19

Alvs B. Moore, Mayor Of New Mar
tinsvilIe e"d candidate for the Republi-
can nomination for state Auditor. il the
only rerson presented hy the old First
Congressional District for "A plsce on the
state ticket Location il not the first
thing To h. considered. but II should not
be overlooked. In Speaking of his quail
ifcstlons. the Tyler County News. says
oi him
"Alva Is. Moore has qualifications
written all over him. EVERYWHERE
he has been placed he has made good.
Whether il Was A. editor, court re-
porter. or mayor % his home city he
stuck to his work and did his duty.
He 10 q plain fellow. yet there H.
power about him that iook- You
square IN tine eye aud gets hold oi
yOur confidence Without doubt lac
10 one of the bert qualified men in
the state to hold down al. o,ilce of
Auditor. lie L. energetic. capable.
honest and clean The-. are requi-
sites that should take "A man any
where. even into oilire. lie will
make good. mighty good. a. audi
TOR"
lie has M long record of public lollice-
holding: his opponents have lie 10 .
new candidate, bat old ma party service
AMI all over the STATE. Perpetual office
holding WA never intended 10y tile found
ers of our government. West Virginia
has never given any mon more than two
terms IN q state office, and thi- II Why
Moore will t,e nominated; his opponent.
have each had two terms. The expert
ence OF Ohio. Pennsylvania and other
older States with nominees in the class OF
his opponents, not one OF whom has been
elected. should guide Alright, ~ il always
has, the Republican yot<rs of Wet vir-
ginis. This is not a year u attempt 70
do things politically which have never
been attempted in this STATE and which
have never succeed elsewhere. The feel
ing against continuing men in q state
office III this kind longer than two terms
IN ~ strong that Al attempt - do 10
would be = dangerous thing, one that
our party can not afford 10 make. All
other things being equal, Alva h. Moore
10 the logical candidate for STATE Auditor.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-19

Nh - h~sr - - broad % the universp
made spsrisi srrsnr-Dsnss By srecting Q
bssntifnl stand in The open, decorated in
national colors % . besutiful hpoll fsc-
ios the wry besu 81 The town. Before
night The cossssy people vere Zen rom
leo IN frrn evssy direction. Everybody
could ell essiy IN The afternoon that
something ususual vss coming OF. The
nthorn bsod sddsd sdcisionsI life and
isesrsss 70 ths oocssioa- The spesksvs,
"a ths psrsnos n Dr.. 8. A. Daniel, can
didses Gov sheriff; @. L. Ooons. csndi
de- sos prosscusine ssaosney, Floyd
wsldrou end r. L. Johnsoo, candidso.
ios osasbsss 81 ~ Hon. a Dsssgssss.
D.. A g. Adsns 81 Rdioos Whisaieo.
- g - - - psnVGy g 9
49, $3.50 - - - - -
- 0e0U4 = - - -
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-19
Order Of PubIicatiou
WEST VIRGINIA

WEST VIRGINIA:
At Rules held in the Clerks Ofiice Of
the Circuit Court Of Mcdowell County,
on the fin-t Monday Ina May. 1916.
James Henry.
vs.. In Ohancsry
Maud Henry,
Dcfendent
TIE object OF this suit ~ u obtain
from the sfen lent by the plaintiff .
divorce.
A vfNOULD MirRfM
And Il appearing from al sifi lavit now
on fle with the papers In this cane, that
the deienient ~ = npn-resident II the
state of West Virginia; it - therefore
ordered that the sail defendeat q, ap-
pear at the Clerks % ice OF tbs Circuit
Court OF McD)well County within one
month from the date Of ths first publics-
ton Of this order, and do what u neces-
ssry ~ protect her interest herein.
And Il 10 further ordered that q COPY
OF this order he published once . week
Tor four successive weeks I'm some news
paper in McDcwe County, and that Q
copy Of the same ne posted at tbs front
door OF the court houss OF Mcdowell
County for twenty days before decree 10
rendered.
cDTy. Ts-fe.
y ei'KBrTTH,E PAYNE, Clerk
h ~ntsh o. -
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-19
TURPIN.WATKINS

Thursday, May ~. Mi--e- Memphis
Carter Daisy Galloway, Ollie G'I'ert
and other memters 81 the "H' Club en-
iertsinesi . numt>r Of friends from Elk-
norm. Alxoms. Northfork and Keystone
IN Crczier hall. This reception We
primarily foe the purpo-e Of announcing
the eosaesment Of Miss Mamie wstkins.
a Alsoms, . personal Trend OF theirs,
% Mr.. Ralph Turpin, Of Washington, ID.
g. Mi~ W atkins does not only come
from one Of the most reputable homes in
the county Of Mcdowell but sbe hes the
enveisble distinction Of being one Of the
moo popular young ladies in this section
cf the state.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-19

town Of Northfork. Monday night Of
THE week the voters Who are determined
and have their minds made up came cut
IN great numbers. Mesismss Gsnns~sy
and spicer made thsmsslve. beroine- n
ri THE meeting bv able .peeche~ they
made in the esnse Of the present admin
istrss'on and the nomination Of Judge
I's =. Robinson. All that u needed N
be mentioned u 10 ssy that the Robinson
people bed . meeting sf Northfork and
that answer the QUESTION - 10 . crowd,
enthusiasm and everything else that roo
10 make . success q any political cause.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-19

under whose weight the srousd almost
srosned. the speakers discus-sd the
issu<s. aud in Turn we're greatly hsssered
- the hearty responss on the part Of the
people, both white and coiored, Who
loudly cbesred 81 the many strong pre-
sentssions OF the truthes that are wanted
70 BE- brought out in this campaign. Not
. man wss heard 10 Willy. sbuss or ding
whss some coll mud, hot The messins
was % fairly cooducssd gill men and
women vsvs hoard 70 ssy: 'Thsss the
vsy we lits 10 hear Dsn spssk. without
lalkins ueiy, charging msn 81 doing
wrong and ssying sDoosy thing and The
nan o. msn Who DO s vs mark him ca
ssr Iiss-"
NOKTHVoaK-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-19

The primary election Lac 10 very plain
and the penalties rssuIsins from taxing
money, sivins mon~y are very drastic.
vossrs, you he'd better b. very psrticu-
lsr that you don't disfrsnchise yourself
Have some ssif-rspecs and manhood
shsss 80 esop ru.si.g asos.d sfssr
a1l - - - = - siaiuunuhi,-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-19

WEST NlkblNlA .
At rules held in the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court Of Mcdowell County,
On the fir-t Monday IN May. 1916.
'""''s A"'si fisin.ia,
". In Chscery.
Samuel Anderson,
Defendant
The object Of this suit " u obtain from
the defendant by the plaintiff divorce
A vINCULO MATRIMONH.
And u appearing from an affidavit
Do~ on file with tire papers in this cans,
that tie defendant ~ a non-rr~ident OF
the STATE Of West Virginia; IL y there
lore ordered the said Defendant do sp-
pear st the Clerks Ofice Of the Circuit
Court OF Mcdowell County within one
month from the date ~ the first publica-
ton Of this order. and DO what u neces-
sary n protect his interest herein.
And Il 10 further ordered that copy
Of this order be published once Q week
Tor four Successive weeks in some news-
'aper put,;shed In Mcdowell County,
snd tbst . copy OF the same b. posted q
the front door Of the court house OF Nc
Dowell County for twenty days before
iecree n rendered.
A COW. Tesss:
w. bURBRIDGE PAYNE, DClsrk.
n. J. Cspehsrs, p. @
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-19

Only . lev more days and the battle
Gill b over. spsculssors and propbsss
gill ksow ds6nissiy hoe socurs1s thsy
- = - $500
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-19

insiy received and in vhoss bebalve.
many Expressions Of approval and prom
- 70 support the Robinson follower
end espscislly 70 vote for the nominssion
81 Judge Ire =. Robinson.
ANAwALT HOLD STRONG ROBIN.
son MEETING
Lea Saturday nishs the people in and
around Assvsls - Ter - Pssesoa, Jen-
Einjoso and Ekhovn ssshsrsd u hsss
sd 49, psrs IN Robisssa nsrsiss
- =; - s6 ' 4 8 =: & D. 8. y =
- - y su1ouo - 49,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-31

| Ilnanoff. ben i9 fdbon fd5ilbsris, iparer
mir 5iir TofsI bss bulgdrifhsn 2(r.
metitabts gslubsn. Wtan taftlts I'm
ebemdIigtn fsrbif4sn Offi3ierstuiino,
ylun mar Is bas bulgurifMt. Sin
lnnsseitredisr Sddl, Der grUbte II,
Rid. etfpa 10 srob ipie In DtutId
lamb Der gsiudtsitt Wirtbf9nttsfadl
| in elmer stlsiniabi, in Der eineI
2anssipanb cine Musbu9tung mi,
einem pobiunt iino einieen Sofiiteit
reIten. Sier ipurbe nIio 9benter &C.
ipielt. sIue Seniter nit erbbecrrc
then 8orbdngen perbGngt. Sm Sin.
tettcrerlnb ein Sbronbinimel il,
6erieIben Sarbe. Inter ibm jfpci
fIeine Sofns nit beuieibenen Nol.
iteriL sic Iteben aiif beftiidcn geiiI.
den uno bnben 2aubidgeper5iernr'
gen. Mmf bei6en Seiten bet Sofus
bier Seibenieifel auf ebenioIdell
geinden tpie Die Sofas. Sier tbrontc
aonig Teter nit ocn Seinep iln6 Der.
fiinScfe Der bier periantmeltcl
Sfltpibtina Die TeIegrammc oes 3n.
ren oIler Hcnben, beren lettes er 5ipci
Gage Dor Der Rannniag bon gtiif) sr.
belt. Sier belt Eniitit, feline Iebte
MeSe, bnb nihts onberes mebr iibrig.
bIeibe, als in Sh5nbeit au iierbcii,
Der Sdtpancnseiana oes ierbiiGcn
aonigreids. limb bic 2raenbe ipsib
jebt idon Sl er3ablen. Sab bic 9Ibgc-
orbneteu bo3u bitfere Sbrdnen ber,
goiien; nnS bas lparen eeipib feinc
3bpotertbr1nen. ssn oieiem Nauna
tafelten mir nit ben bnIgariiden Scr.
rem, 5n benen iid) aud einige oeiitidje
Sffisiere geieIlten. 3ipei fanen nod
scraoc red,tseitis gu 5iid. Sm Slug
5eiig batter iie einen @ea. gu Dem mir
einen gnnstn Gas bralifen ipiirosn
in 80 Wliniiteu sl,riidgeIegt.
llno ipabrenb ipir taielten mar cs
mir, ais reae ss iid) binter Den Sof.
iitenrelten Inn bic 3ragooie bon ao'
Mig peters Slid imb Gnbe Sii agic.
rem. limb plotlif mar es mir. aiS
nahme irnter Dem GbronblntneI fld
antiter Sduger PIab, Der nod an Die
Wadt nnb Sano bes Sdidials
aIaubt, cine @eitnIt mie etipa Der
bIinoe Somer nno itimmte Die aeper
siim 2irb BON Gerbiens Sohm,rtb
unb lSaH. bag erite aroBe Gpos oieies
groben arieges, Sas nun wirfIid aiIm
slbidIiib geIangt 1T. es bcrridlte
einc rotbe T1mmeriina i'm SnaL Bis
enblih cine brIgariihe SrSonnar,
bic rotb<n Worbdnae aussinanberrib
Mnb fpieber niidternes flares 2idt ~
ms 3aieInSen fam, fagen mir: oos
2idlt ans guIsariens 3ipeiier Saupt.
fto6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-31
au9 aorb Rofeberrp III

Iunter bic pbraIenbreTber stsanaen.
Don ibm lit bas iiberra1dtnb. ba sr
bisber su ben anitdHbisen Gnsldnbsrn
ge3dblt ipurbe, aber oiefe Gdttuna III
offenbar Dem 9lusiterben nabe. 2lls
elmer BON Der orbindren Sorte fasi
Gorb RoIeberrs, es lei niHt eber al,
Grisben gu benten, als Bis bic bIuts
biiritisen preuben auf oie Rnie ges
slpunssn ieisn. DAP Der eble 2ort
bic preuben beionbers gu baien Dprs
eibt, ssbDrt aur enslif1en Taftif.
Man min Der W,lt tpeis MAIDEN. DaE
bic 9lliirten tsinen arieg sesen pie
Deutfden fiibren, fonbern gesen BIZ
preuben. Sas iirb Die fdledten Rerlc,
tpel6er plumper 9duidunssperiud
natiirIicb in 0euti9lanD nur bDbnis
'tcs 2ufen srrest. Was mir aber
iebt erDrtern molten, 1T Der 8lutburii
ober bic 8lutpurit Der preuben. gls
bic Seutiden, benn es paren ni9t nir
preubeu, sesen bic ruifiide @renSs
sossn, fpareu bic Rufen idpu ins
2anb eingebrunsen. gs beitano baber
bas Rstt lnb bic pflidt, lie suriid5u.
treiben. Wie itebt es nit Gnglanb?
Sieles mar auf feiner Sniel iiasr Dor
allen 9nsriffen sebprsen. Die bluts
biiriiisen preuben baten brinseno.
England mDse, ba es pon feiner Settle
anstsriffen piirbe, umb aud teinen
Insriff gu befiirdten babe, iib ben
ariege fern balten unb es ipnrben ihm
aud alerlei 3useitdnbniiIe unseboten,
baB es Iidb bes alngriffs entbalte unb
ben 0einoen OeutidluHbs gum Trtez
ben rattle. Sas pieien bic Gnsldnber
i9rpff 3uriid uub ertlGrten Deuti9s
Lamb ben aries. Sas lGbt bod beut@
Iib erieben, Sab bic gngIdnber. bic
pbne Grunb 8ries ansefansen babell,
bic 9lutoiiritissn limb unb ni9t bic
Preuben pber bic Deuti6en. Damn 1T
es au6 Sbatia9e, bab uur ensliIder
8lutburIt einsn fol4 iheublihen
pIdn, cine Ratipn bem Sunsertooe
preis seben Su pDIlen, eriinnen tonnts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-31
sSm ensliideu @eianseaenlassr
In Mnbleben.

9fud, ben gertreteru ocslenlgen
9,cIfes. Die mir als inierc grinlnlIge'!
geiroe betradten nniiiciI iollte t,iiF
Seiitid,eni @obeu eiu ION Der Jrles
ocnsbotidoit oieics heilincn gberlos
erflirasn. elm beiliesn Absnb
cnfiina In siubleben cine Scile lnrf
9eibe, Die in aleider Neiie Der Ali'
oadt ,pie Der eSlen 0eieIligteit fur
Die @eiangenen oieren foil. errittet
IN lie BON benz amerifahiidlcn SlIng'
I;ngspercin, Der, nad)ocin er oas
aleid,c @erf in anSeren Bciaiigenen.
Iaacrn gcidmfieL nun aid, bel nlis
eir IcIdes geerf entitehen Iicb. wHt
ener id,6rcn nn6 plir6igcn 6eicr
lm.roe bic irciIid MIR ans Sol5 &c.
iiiatc Sale ibrer @eitimnumg iiber.
aeben 1ie sSeier begann Dor Dem rod
peridloiicuen Vorial Der neiien Satle.
S,nlScrt sSniaIien oes 9aaers marci
berbeigeitrnmt itno laiiitten an.
oad)tspoa ocm mls ibrer Witte gebll.
oetcn Ghor, Der nit feincu miliifalI.
iden gcritdnonib Ole spmne lang:
.aIl people that OIL eartb bn busIl
sin5 10 the 2orb NTH dceriul
poice" ....
..Tas eanse gcit ocf GrSe fint Dem
SerrH1.
Oarauf nabm ais Wtrtrsisr bes
amsriianifdsn SiineIinsDsrtins wsr.
Sofmon eas Dori. gr iprad Don be,
8etsimmung bss Haus. 81 banifs
oem 9assriommanbeHten fur bic er'
laubnib, bab elm fOI6es Saus snt'
iiebsn burfte, unb iibsrsdb Johann bic
ealiiN.l Der Gale bem aaeeriom'
manbanten. Gisisr natm bic Shliiis
isI nit Wortsu Der ansrtsnnung Boz
fir enissssn. bab man Elm tolass
Meyt seidafisn babe, unb oaniie I'm
Ramsn Der gorsefsbtsn uHb i'm eies'
men Romen fir bic ssmo&!sn auf'
renbunssn. AUDI alien an BEN Msrte
bstbsiIisi ssipsisnen Rsiitern unb Gss
tiIfsn. Damn ipurbe bag Sbor ses
Sffnsi, unb baIb iuurbs Der ipsits
Mdum bon elmer aopf an Ropf ss'
frdnst,u Mtnse Der ssfanstnsn Gnss
tIdnbsr erfiini. 3tpsi mddtiss aan'
nsnbdume eritrablten i'm 0iau3s sIst,
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