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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-09-20

nelgnDOrnOOO. HIlc0 S4,ZUU.OOp one-
half cash, the balance on easy terms
This farm lies six miles S. E. of Co.
lumbia, KY.
TIMBER LAND
| 50 acres timer land white oak tim
Der cut off. Price for timber $780,
| land $500. Can sell timber without
land if purchaser wants it. Lies E
miles east of Columbia, KY.
FARM
$50 acIes of lime stone land, gO0N
dwelling and outbuildings, well water
ed and very desirable place for home.
Lies miles N. ". of Columbia, KY
on public:road. Price s., 800.
FARM
OF 100 acres of the best land in Adaif
county. Good dwelling, 2 good bans
and outbuIldings, ! mile from Cane=
Valley. Price Sc, 800
FARM
OF 3C4 acres, miles from Columbia
on Green river, mile from pike now
under construction. 50 acres river
bottom. Good dwelling, barn and out
buildings, 2 good orchards. Price
So, 900.
TOWN PROPERTY
Nine room two story dwelling and
lot, situated on one of the best res
dence streets in Columbia, near the
square, barn and out buildings. K.
, very desirable home. A bargain.
Price on application.
lis Acres of good land in a good:
neighborhood. good buildings on pub
} lie road, about miles south of ColuB-
bia Price $1,000 (Bargain)
40 Acres lime stone land, very good
buildings, desirable place to live, Al
miles south of Columbia. Price 81, 500
House and Lot: House with six
rooms, good out buildings, good water!
and other cOnveniences, just out Of
n town limits. Price $3.50.
House with rooms just oct of town
s. two shops, all buildings good, eompar--
lively new. Price $1,000.
=, Farm: so acres on White Oak creek.
S. II miles n. W. Plumpoint, one half
n. timber balance in cultivation, Il acres
m in bottom, buildings tOlerable good,
good orchard and spring. Price S7OO.
- 40 Acres of land unimproved tchear
residence) lying 81 miles N. W. Of Co
lumbia. Price $500 90.
- 80 Acres land, good new residence,
- good springs, good well. Price 500,
81 miles n. W. of Columbia.
MI $500 for house and lot near the pub
lie square, good garden, good well,
barn SC. Desirable place and is Werth
Gu the money asked.
$1,000 for 581 acres. of land lying z
miles S. W. of the town Of Columbia,
IS near the Glasgow road, new roOu
~ box house, good barn, good well IN
yard % acres in meadow, 25 acres in
let cultivation, balance in timber. :
is cash the balance on time to suit par
chaser
.. 7 acres of good limestone land
cd Three room residence, two barns, two
90 good springs, one well, one of the best
90 locations in Gradyville. Away from
an the creek. Price right
A. Farm Of 12l acres, miles soath 81
Columbia. As acres bottom. good
buildings, splendid oaehard, vel
1r. watered. All in high state of chill
if vation Price $4,000.
100 Want To Buy.
70 About 10 acres of land near ColuR
bia to make home.
25 or 30 acres of land, cheap bufld
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-09-20
Attention Farmers.

One hundred ewes for sale Will
sell them in lots. Also so yearling
cattle in good condition.
Selby Bros.
See A. HUM. 1926
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-09-20

1 now have some special deep we'll
pumps, call and see before you buy. =
S. f. Eubank.
D.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-09-20
News
Protect Your Property.

Mr. G. E, Graham, OF Greensburg,
who represents the old reliable fire in.
urance company, Insurance Com
pany of North America" is in Adair
county for the purpose of securing
business. He is reliable gentleman.
one who will give you a clear Under
standing before writing your property.
This company was organized in 1892
and has prospered from the start.
Has been represented in Kentucky
108 years. In case of loss will pay one
hundred cents to the dollar. See him
before placing your risk.
45-4t.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-09-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!
N. M. Tut G. R. Reed
TUT S REED
REAL ESTATE
DEALERS
Offer the following Property foET
Sale:
FARM LAND
REAL ESTAT1
DEALERS

40 acres of good lime stone land
we'll watered, good dwelling and out
buildings on public road, and IN good
neIghborhood. Price s4,2O0.00, one
half cash, the balance on easy terms
This farm lies six miles S. E. of Co
lumbia, KY.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-09-20
Want To Buy.

Abont 10 acres of land near ColuR-
bia to make home.
25 or 30 acres of land, cheap build
ipgs, will give five or six hundred doH
lars.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-13
FINS.

Benton and blair,

MIR. and Mrs. James Collins spcn,
Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. John Gen.
ry.
Mrs. A. o. Swopc spent Sunday
Nght with her aprcnts, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Shafcr. ' ''' =
WIN. hurry and +. u. Pitzmau.
zee wont 10 81. Joseph, and onrb
bought n load of cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hovcy visited ovor
sunday with Mrs. rs parents, Mr.
anu Mrs. George Cromcr.
Sam I. O'Fal!on and Fra,k
'clrcc, of Oregon, were business yisi.
'p'S ~ ms community, Friday.
Mgs. Ira Harris and Mrs, Elmo,
dln'ha'l spent Monday afternoon
nm Mrs, thas. Field, Of the Ragbv
district. '"S"s
Mrs. VT. Field Ia spending n sc,v
lays with relatives in this conmnni,
~, bciorc going to her home In Min.
le"o,a' where Mr.. Field IL in business
sam Hoover and family and Mrs
,ohn Hoover left for their homo in
Iowa. after spending the mast week
with relatives in this community. Tbev
made the trip in their Ford.
MIR. and Mrs. Crist and chill.
'ren, OF Harmony, Mr.. and AIRS. Grow.
er Andes and children, of Mound civ
Mr' and Mrs. Paul Andes and dau0i.
YER spent. Sunday with Mr.. and Ni,s
q. W. Click. ' "'s'
O. X
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-13
picture framing at L
pettijohn's.

work, and everything is going alone
in first c,sss shape. More wheat will
Nc sown this fall than usual. Corn
gathering in the path of the recent
cyclone is going TO he pretty hard
proposition. as almost every stalk OF
corn Is down on the ground. ard II
will be Impossible TO employ men to
-ather by the hushel, on account Of
he extra work in picking up the corn.
PROSPECTS, arc that the corn Is going
~ he good, and the price will stat at
sc 20 soc per bushel. Potatoes are
1t rood rrte. 9Oc to dollar per
blshcl and there is good supply in
this community. There Is some talk
Ipf shippirg ont car load this week.
Frank Ferril Gresham was born
y the home of his grandparen'a. Mr..
and Mrs. J. W. Gresham, February
-, 1907, and died at the home Of his
parc,ts. two miles west Of Bigclow,
Wednesday morning, October 4, 1916,
aged . years, months and Ii days.
Besides a host Of friends and school,
mates. he leaves to mourn his untimc-
y taking away. father, mother. two
brothers. one sister, grandparents. j..
W. and Belle Gresham. and W. l. and
'iartha Flowers. Of Hopkins. Mo. He
was very much interested in his school
work and during the first month Of
school this year was neither absent
or tardy, taking sick ut school on Fri.
lay. September 30. with that dread
disease, spinal meningitis. and found
4 necessary 90 return home before
school was dismissed. During his
sickness. he often spoke cf his teach
or and school-matcs. and said that he
vas not going to get well, and TO tell
iis brothers, sister, grandparents,
teacher. school.matcs and friends
| goodbye. Funeral services were con-
dJctcd nj the home on Thursday
morning. October >, by Rev. Douglass,
4 Mound City. and intcrmcnt was n.
| IL. Hope ccnct ry. Mound CITY. The
'amily desire - thank those who so
kindly assisted them daring their
'rpublc and for the many beautiful
overs that were sent.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-13

-, Last Sunday was another good dav
me attendance at Sunday school was
the largest it has been for a lone
time, good congregations were prcs,
ent at the church services and there
were 90 at Endeavor. The Endcavor.
ers mad very interesting candle
iight meeting, q candle being lighted
10 give more on the topic as each one
Next Sunday the Sunday school has
its annual Rally Day and we are cx-
pecting the largest attendance we
school. ''"y
Mr. Harry DUNCAN has been elected
teacher Of class No. z, which Mrs
Murphy was compelled TO give up on
account OF her schol work. w
Services as usual next Sunday.
Prayer meeting tonight promptly at
w 'So w Snd w,.' close a, 8, so that those
tie court house. ~
I. A. CLAGETT, Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-13
FOrtescue News.

John Slater was a st. Joseph Wis.
itor, Friday.
Mrs. viii Hinkle visited in Forest
City. Sunday.
Jesse Kahn received three car
loads Of cattle from st. Joseph.
Miss Florence Boyd spent last
week in Forest City. visiting friends.
MIR. and Mrs. T. d. Glaze we're
shopping in Oregon, Saturday after
noon.
Miss Marie Howard was in st.
joseph. Saturday, having some dental
work done.
Mr.. and .'rs. Judy and son spent
Saturday and Sunday with Tom Hus-
ton and family.
--Grandmo.her Twyman, who has
bncn very III the past few weeks, is
rported better.
Mrs. s. N. Howard was in st. Jo-
seph, Monday and Tuesday of this
week, shopping.
Miss Esther Sinner spent the
weekend in Oregon, as the guest of
Miss Helen Thatcher.
Mrs. Bertha Huston and Mrs.
Batson wess eh6 guests of'Mrs. Judy,
of Mound CtN. Friday.
MIR. a41.kss J. A. Hfnklc, of
Rulo. Neh, sAsert: Sunday with Judge
W. Hinkle and family.
Miss Alpha Hinkle left last Mon.
day for Unionville, Mo-, for q two
weeks visit with friends.
Miss Edna Williams. of Fore a
City, and Joe Boyd were the guests
OF Miss Florence Boyd, Sunday.
The W. G. T. Y. will hold a meet.
ing at the home Of Mrs. John Slater
Wednesday afternoon, October II.
-Forty-scvcn attended Sunday
school, nj the Tarkio Chanel church
last Sunday. a collection Of 20 cents
was taken.
Mi" Rowene Conway. Julian
and Frank Wilson aud Henry how'd
were the guests Of Miss Ethel Illus.
ton, sunday.
Mrs. llcn and daughter. lcpha
aud Mrs. ldcn's father, Mr.. EdwnrdS
:, SATURDAY for California. Nil.
Icpha will attend school gu, there.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. Henderson
md children. Miss Alice Banks and
W. Ruby IcClairc spent Sunday in
Forest City, visiting Louis Banks.
The Home Missionary society
WI. nave an all day social at the houc
Of Mrs. u. Il. Stuart. the 10Th Of this
"nn'h. Every one Is invited TO nj.
tend
There vii be preaching services
nest Saturday night, Sunday and sun.
| Jay night. ut the Tarkio CbapcI
b'rch The pastor will conduct these
services.
| Mrs. Della Brown and daughter
N"l',c, and Mrs. Grace Riser and
laughter. Bessie. from Falls City
Ncb.. are visiting with Mrs. Ira Alkirc
and family. this week.
Mrs. Rcigcr and daughter, Mis-,
Nice tanks. Miss Edna ,.,rman u,,l
Mr. Ruby LaClairc. of Preston. Ncb.
we're the guests Of Mrs. J. r.. Hendcr.
on, Friday afternoon. Rrthic ans
Raymond Henderson accompanice
Then, home. They returned home
Sunday. ~
Il FINS.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-13

There will be an oyster and box
supper at the Woodville school house
Saturday evening, October ID, Every,
body invited. Proceeds for benefit Of
school. DOROTHY KURTZ, Teacher.
During the month Of September
our records show there were ten
deaths In our county, whose aversse
age was 70 years. There were Ave
male deaths, averaging 81 years, and
the hve females averaged n years.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-13
New Point and Vicinity.


~ protractcd meeting u to begin
- the Christian church, the 18th Of
this month.
.EcH. Robert. was coniincd 10 his
'"d' Snnha%' 81 there was no preach
ing in town.
Ferry boswell and FAMILY took
INNER win ''fandap and Grandma
boswell, sunday.
Ralph Meyer and family and
har'crc Terry spent Sunday with
rcd DAVIS ard wife.
Everett Agcr and mother went
Mound 'lty' FRIDAY night, return
ing Saturday morning.
Mrs. o. i. Botkin spent q few
'ays with Mr. Botkin, last week, at
ne hospitn' IN -. Joseph.
MIR. Aglcr and family and DR..
arson and wife were entertained by
\. T.; kciicy anu wife, Sunday.
air. ana Mrs. U. r. Botkin re-
9rned from 81. Joseph. Saturday.
Mr. notRin stood the trip well.
everett Agler took n 'ond Of
nickens TO burlington Junction.
thursday morning. returning that
evening. ., e.,
II, -, ,,'I y, u; DAVIS left Wednesday
ms week Tor SaI'm, Indiana. to
N.t her mo'her' other relatives and
friends.
,-'irovcr llamm and wife came up
~, "'uls'nS ''nnlhH az spent thc night
NJ w, .un'i", summon hartman,
VIC ~, I",.iIy.
mha'u" ",cnn came 9ut TO visit
"" "'',n'r' marie and wife. Ia
NV" ~, Wcnt 70 81 Joseph FRI
aS' 70 visit incrdS.
, a,.l, liartly and Meadows spent
nys'"aS W ~, JoScph' ana saturday
in"i n'l' "unHay ~ savannah Dodg
~ "'cN 10 We" foi'It' sunday eve
'"'E' n
r'ohh ',h,ncr anu inmhv' nor
n'n'r an" ianlily' pid kunkel and
amy ~ oi.goh, ana NIii AcI"L
w., 'nnlg Nlsiurl NJ inc nome Of
''' nIcnprl Suhuai.
~ NJ .'o',lc rolley, OF -. Joseph
,an "IS 70 VISIT ner sisters Mr.
awe C,an "ahnrisi aha SISTERS, Me-,
Io,J I"aIin.I.,n, rco' hehtz anu
1T ,u.l' Lug MonNay'
a. o''n ,mJS'er, IRON nlade' nan
ia. "'CrYL..lIun'eI ny hlS nleccs, Via
| y =" Ta,t IRON, Giade' anu MrS.
,is;,ni ~ rom rnirpary' Ncbras,
Ia 'i Ii tnvir relaiiSeS, l.afe, Az
W" '"' NunN'' ana FAMILIES, last
'o'n H. - n ,-,,,.
| =, a; r., sociai held AZ the home
"'o, W. Lehtz. tuesday night Of
~" ~ Wsek, wa. decided success,
mre w ,S between 90 and SO per.
o"s' ne evening was spent in old
ny sa'neS; REFRESHMENTS, consisting
nam ana ehicken sandwiches were
'o''r ~. , A.,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-13

Prank Castle. Of Port Arthur.
Texas, 10 here on . visit with his
mother and sisters. He 10 looking
hns, end says be !. . fully matursd
man now. His brothers, Charles and
Aub., are we'll, and think Port Ar
thur 10 the only town.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-13
Attention Everybody

There will be a mass
meeting at the court house
Tuesday evening, October II,
at 8 O'Clock. for the purpose
Of securing achautduqus, for
next year. Everybody come.
C0MMITTE,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-13
BIcELow NEWS.
Many Items Of Interest From Bigelow
Township, as Told by Geo.
A. Conway.


-frank Walker was business WIS.,
itor in Mound City. TUESDAY.
John lden was transacting business
IN 81. Joseph, one day, iast week,
MIR: and Mrs: -. W. HUNT visited
with relat've, IN Iarkio, over SUNDAY.
y. w. huston was PASSENGER
10 Hamburg. Iowa, TUESDAY morn,ns
Ifete oatron a'tenhen ,no1"uen-
pred cattle sa'e' IN rairiaS' last Mon
day. ,,, - A. ~,
oIom brnugnon aitenneu he oIs
democratic meeting IN Craig' Moi
"sy' c,- n .,.,.
,HMrs. lara laws was Vis't,ne
wI,n re'auVes III Sra'g' one nay, 'a>t
week, =, .,
~ ~; Sp,''n,an was uansac,,ne
ous,ness III 81 'osePh' one "as' 'as'
week MIA, ,.,.,- ,..
.mISs h,a SroW " yS,.,ns MN
friends, north Of Mound City, th's
week.
~ .res,on was uown ron Su,-
man, last sunday V'sit'ng WIN nome
'o'ks; ,-,,- ~, -,, iii,
-M,sS SaIlc nocx vis',en Nun
nome Io'ks' sou'h Vi "ounu Ivy 'as'
SUNDAY. -,
-Mrsi trace larkinS nnn .nnrlene
were visiting friends W '''hSea' iowa.
last sunday. s.,. .,-,,,
-Mlss h,nina ~r.k'nnn " vlsl,lng
dnrs' Ma wcct '''
,-Mir,S ; Nv, w, =. INN WI. n,e prn
over tho SUNDAY.
AJays n,o,bors sbip,cd n cor
Load Of alfalfa bay 10 81 Josopb. The
Art ~ tho week
MIR. nrd Mrs. nav Davis. of
Crniy' spcr, tho wool. cnJ bcrc. yisi,.
iny vi,b relatives
Cam Wilson. better known os
"Commodorc." was n Mound civ VII.
itor. las, Saturday.
Mr., AND Mira, Rnlnh Lease were
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. ", II.
Wilson. lns, Sunday.
Mrs, Holly Carlton IL In Mint.
land, this wcck, visiting her sister.
Mrs. ", NJ. Whnlcy.
Mr.. aud Mrs, ], r., S,ntcr were
visiting with friends In 81 .Joscpb.
several DAYS. Inst week.
Mrs, Mcdowell, of Fortcscuc
ueiphborhood. was calling on friends
here, one day. last week.
Mrs, +, j, Rridvmon. Mrs. G.. A..
Conway and Rowe-c were shonpinv
In &, Joserb. last S,,ur,iny.
MIR. md Mrs. Chns. Lcws. Fred
Kcas,cr and Gins. Mnilon were 81.
Jsscrb "isi,ors, Lat SATURDAY.
R. c, Hatswell was here. several
DAYS, last week, from Red Oak. Iowa.
looking after his Inv interests.
Don't miss tho bic feed M tho
City Hotel. next "Wednesday, given by
the Christian Ladies' Aid society.
Ben Atkinson, N. D., WINS inyiny
some needed cement wnlks around his
residence, tho first Of the wcck, WV
Ii. x. Mckee was a passenger to
Croiy. irs. sunday afternoon Hho,o
he /. visiting relatives tbis week
CHARLEY Morris. oc Fcr," 'cro
ncirhborhood, attended ". q. ~.
lodge hcrc. In, SATURDAY cvo,in,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-13

Ed Foster. accompanied by
George and Claud Kuhn, went out TO
Holyoke, Colorado, last week, the
former TO look altar To putting In Of
hi. wheat and barley crop. The latter
will look around with the view Of
homestsadins.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-13


Kansas City.
MIR. and Mrs. o. W. Adams, son,
| aul. and Mrs. Ida Riley visited
Iowa, last Sunday, and attended Holt
ness rIeetings.
George Poynter and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Poyntcr motorcd
over TO Savannah, last Sunday morn
ING. whore they spent the day visiting
with relatives.
Newt Mullis has finished repair.
ing Mrs. A. W. Cummings house, and
pcgan the first Of this week to repair
the jim c. Hinklc residence, on his
farm, west Of town.
A number Of the ladies Of the
Wnodmen Circle met at the W. o. W.
hall: last Monday, where they worked
on quilts for one Of their members.
A pretty good idea. ladies.
MIR. and Mrs. o. $. Herstine. who
have been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
W. c. Dodson, during the summer
months, returned to their home in
Kansas City, one dav. last week.
Roy Adams and wife will hold
services in the auditorium OF the
school house in Fortcscue. Tuesday
evening. October II. Everybody in
vited to attend these meetings.
-unc'e Bill Catron, who has been
visiting with relatives here during
'he summer. loft one day. last week,
for Ashton, Idaho. whcro be will
spend the winter with his daughter.
The Busy i'ec SUNDAY school
class Of the Christian church cleared
about $40 with their pastry window
NJ c. =. Mckco's store. last Saturday.
Pretty good. girls. better try again.
Mrs. Mary Borchcrs and dnurh-
ter. Miss Nellie. and Bryan Hinklc
"1otored over to Roscnda'c. in the
formers Maxwell car. last Sunday,
wh.re 'hcy spent the day visiting
with relatives.
Or. Y. y. Hogan reports o very
INC nov girl n, The HON" Of Mr.. and
WIS .'cnfgc Nc'ulIy, who arrived
nv tr"lhN evening" ami Ilk"S the
nln,c 80 Won that she ~ expecting To
mhk, thn' nor ncrman"nt home.
-. rr@,, "fc.hh'', .oSt on" OF hi
m-t h,,lch cows, lat saturday eve.
ing cause unknown, and he also had
n"f'" 20 Rct mlN'd hp IN bnrh
'E w w "" l''N
hr'' 'n','' ono hay' last week,
-"rS, h'nry bHrchcrs and children
WI. n"rc' "'crhl Gays, inst week,
a. p I'm rc'H,.vc, ard friends:
VIZ norcncrs anu FANNY nay: moved
~ r','h'nt lo"'' wh"rc, W.: Hor-
" - .ns "N"n chhfgc o' depart
w" A., -" -,
-rn 'amcwcl, I. here this wcol;
nun N'hango' Ncb.. visiting with
.N''v"s 40 r"n"wine old ncornint.
n' .,' re- Sninprd two car loads OF
80, 49," 70 ~" '"'n., mnrtct md snys
.r'p, arc good IN MS part OF the conn-
"! tn's year.
,N"N ADAMS ana wife have chang
~ thr,r dn,c Tor their farewell meet
oo mere. iro" ,"',hcr y to October
"n h'c"lnt ~ the'r shin not sail
wv .rn" srn't'. until D""""'hcr ~.
, ,.i,uI o, ,nc ''h. Everybody Is in
WV" ,. $500 'n"sn ""rf'ngs.
O., assistant Supcrintcndcnt Of the
SStnnhocrry schools rrof. q. A. Rirrh-
W'u, was nero. last saturday, visiting
~ ''e nome OF ttr. T. b ItpOnn nal
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-13
Notice.

The Prohibition meeting, which
was announced for next Sunday af-
ternoon at the Methodist church, is
postponed as Mr.. Piatt, the man who
was to speak, can not be here.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13
Scr edlH0eI An q8iIIunI5 NricSenarc0c

,9ldd0em Col Souc 0er @crtraiite iln0 8crotbcr
Der 8rGoenten g9ilion bon iciner 9lmoreiie an oen
curop1idcn @ouptooten 8uridgefebrt un6 NIT ieirem
bpbCH AMftraggc6cr ln0 SSrcu0c i'm gGeiBen SalIe
conerirt bate" hrebt Scr u9uffalo @olfsireuno"
fGbre Die nglopbilc greiie cine Iebbafte Gumpogne
bmgeiteIt ln0 gepreien mur0e g(ae gSeH mar ee
iponut ouf Ole 6rieOensreoe melde CT oenu audi nad
Dem lie nit moglidit Diel Eomp ongefii0igt Uoroen
mar. in 9lcpYorf bonn Stopel lieB gScr jeood) ge
gaubt bate ciuos Iclles 5u erfobren bat iih bitter
gctduldt
3ur @r5ieIna cines g8eltfrieOens ~ an oen often
aelogt Nicmono, auh g8lion, ndt glaltbt miIlle
Der Sre0enSidB oiti Scr @ois Der ,&mnnitGt" (oItc
&ilionGbraie mo @ereCbtigfeit olisgeibrt peroen.
3u oeien 3mcd ei es erforoerlid Bob Der Status qic
bergciteut per0e fr5 inO gut ooB GeltidIon0 uuo
eine @erbinoeten olIe Grobermgcn picoer Derous.
geben mBten bic lie lutcr iwcren @uopicrn gemodlt
Dolcn Gem ouolird OoB elm Staat GBele enes an.
oercn onneftirc mer0e MIR Der @rino 5i neueu 8mi'
tgteen gelegt GeieS lit fr5 Der @e0ante Der g8iI.
on'idien 6re0ensiOee @iee, beon0erS 0ie fSreinoe
Der Gentrolmddte tunren ooriiber bcrrolbt ino cnt
tduibt oa c nod 6cn @reIenadridtcu Sll urtbeilen,
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