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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-17
High School Basket Ball

Last Friday the two high school
teams journeyed northward on the
belated afternoon passenger. Be-
ing bound for Canistota we arrived
in due time for an afternoon practice
and a good supper before time for
the games.
The Hurley girls played a hard
clean game but handicapped by the
loss of one Of their regular guards
and playing easily the strongest
team in this part of the state. the
score went against them, 81 to 4.
The boys, playing Canistota Fri.
day and Salem Saturday. met two
strong opponents, both battling for
state championship. The game at
Canistota was fast but quite rough
with considerable holding and ended
81 to IA in favor of the home team
The next day at Salem, witch sev
ieral bruises from the night before
and on a very large floor our team
was somewhat at loss, and were
able to ring but twelve points. The
Salem team with plenty Of wind ane
Ispeed. showing good team work aae
! favored with good fortune on lons
Eshots piled up a seventy eight score
The trip was very much enjoyed
by all. At Canistota after the game
we were entertained at the schoo
| house in return for hospitalit.
shown them on their trip here, AM
4 a feeling of the best of FELLOWSHIP
remains between the schools.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-17

became very welcome citizens OF
Hurley. S. Oak.
He was suddenly called from this
citizenship on the morning of Feb
8, 1916. Retiring the previous night |
in his accustomed health of the past
few months, in the morning he
dressed as usual, told mis- wife that
he had pain of increasing severity in
! the region of his heart, sat down in
a rocking chair. leaned back and ex-
Ipired in the presence of his wife only.
No time o call adoctor or to sum
mon his daughters from their bed
chamber.
Mr.. Policy was an esteemed citizen
lof Middleton and one OF the pioneer
builders of Turner County. He held
many positions of trust and took ac-
tive part in the religious, educa-
! tional. social and political affairs of
the community. In the summer of
1898. under the pastorate of Rev. L..
i w. Darling. he and his wife were
converted and joined the M. 81.
4 Church, and his heart was made glad
to see his six children also give their
.Ihearts to the Lord. He was also a
faithful member of the local G. A. r.
| post. His sudden death came as q
severe shock not only to his family
and relatives but to the entire com
munitY There are left to mourn bis
departure, devoted wife, five
daughters, and one son, namely, Mrs
r @. Hall of Wakonda, Mrs Davis
i Schroedermeier of Middleton, Mrs
T. G. Hansen Of Wakonda, Fore
Policy who lives on the farm in Mid
|. dleton, and Zora and Nina who still
live at home. He also leaves two
brothers and one sister, Dewitt Pol
lev of Wright, Mimi, Alanson Policy
Z of Sidney, la. and Mrs. Jenny Patel
Of Bagley, Wis,
E utlei al SSlRIGSeS WSl g iiCt, .21iAAoY Y
! Feb. l3, at the M e. church at tW,
o'clock p. M, following shor
!, prayer and scripturai reading at8th
home. A great t4crowd gathered 9
the church, fol. everybody was hi
friend. A quartet, composed Z
Messrs. Stoddard and Muilenberf
1 land Mesdames Pingrey ard Sloeun
sang one Of Mr.. Polley's fayorit
songs The Touch Of His Hand I
Mine The male qaartette san
several beautiful selections.
The G. A. r. held impressive Sc
vice for their beloved comrade.
short sermon was delivered by Re
mains were laid to rest in Hurle
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-17
Obituary

Daniel Policy was born in Trurh-
bull County, Ohio. March 10, 1843.
When he was one year of age his
parents moved to the state of Penn
sylvania. He grew to manhood on
a farm.
He was Is years and 6 months old
when his country called for voiun-
teers to preserve the Union and he
quickly responded. He was enrolled
as. q member of Company G. One
Hundred and Eleven Pennsylvania
Regiment of Infantry in September.
1861. His regiment was Immediately
ordered into active service on the
Potomac under Gen. Mcclellan. In
the battle Of Anteitam he was
wounded in the breast by a piece Of
shell, was sent to the hospital al
Frederick City and was there dis.
charged from service on account OF
disability caused by the wound.
In 1863 he moved from his home
| in Pennsylvania to the state Of Wis
consin, where he lived in Gram
County for seven years. In 1872 hs
went to Butler County, Nebr., ane
began to carve out home in tn
wild prairies. Two years later he wa
united in marriage to Margares 3
Bradberry of Grant county. Wis.
and took his bride to his Nebraska
home, where they lived until 1877
/ when they moved to Turner County
is. OAK, and settled in Middletol
| township. Here they made tlei
home until about three years az
when they retired from the farm sEl1
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-17
Why Not Florida And The Sunny
South This Winter

Low Round Trip Fares are now in
effect to Florida and the Gulf Coast
quickly and comfortably reached by
the splendid daily train service of the
Chicago & North Western Ry. and
its connecting lines. All trains arrive
in the new passenger terminal at
Chicago,
Escape the cold and disagreeable
Winter and early Spring months.
Enjoy the fishing, motoring, golfing,
tennis, hunting, surf bathing and all
manner of other outdoor amuse,
ments amid the balmy breezes OF
the Gulf Coast.
For tickets and full information
apply to ticket agents Chicago &
North Western Rv. 2-17-2t
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-17
Geo Bousefield Takes Bride

The following account of the mar
riage of Miss Anna Larson and Mr..
Geo. Bonsefield is taken from the
Daily Post and Record Of Rochester,
Mimi.
A very pretty wedding was solem-
nized this noon at the home of Mrs.
Matte Larson, when her daughter,
Miss Anna, became the bride of Mr..
George Bousfield. of Parker, South
Dakota. Rev r. A. MacMullen of
Rochester, officiated at the ceremony
in the presence of thirty five friends
and relatives, using the ring service.
Mrs. Hans Larson played the bridal
march from Lohengrin.
The bride was attired in a charm
ing gown of white silk poplin,
trimmed with hand made lace. She
carried a bouquet Of flowers.
After the vows had been taken, the
wedding party journeyed to the
home of the brides brother, Hans
Larson. short distance away, VIE e
la four course dinner was served. The
Misses Violet and Alice Larsen of
Bryon, were the mattresses.
1 The brideis a young lady that has
Lived ii this country all her life. She
lis endowed with unusually sweet
Characteristics and is very popular
with the young people of her ac-
sIquaintance Several pre-nuptial par
4 ties were given in her honor during
| the past two weeks. The groom is
q young farmer near Parker. South
Dakota, and there they willliVe, af
ter visiting relatives in this county
for a few days.
n Out of the-county guests at the
wedding were MIR. and Mrs. Bous
field and Elmer Bousfield Of Parker
/ is. D., end William Hansen and Wal
ter Larson Of Villas, S. ID.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-17
Land sale

Must be sold within 50 days The
best Stock farm in Yankton Co, we'll
improved Contains 448 Acres On
the Jim River Z Tmiies from Memo.
We are willing to make an awful sac
rifice ii price on this farm.
Write Shomaker s. Hollingswortll.
Artesian. S. Oak.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-17
Eckhoff Peterson Nuptials

An early morning wedding took
place at the M. E. Parsonage at
eight thirty Feb. 10Th. when Peter
Peterson and Ella Blanche Eckhoff
were united in marriage, Rev. w. 2.
5Slocum officiating.
The bride was tastefuliv gowned
in a dress Of white satin with flounce
and bodice of silk fillet lace. The
groom wore the conventional blue
The happy couple went to Parker
from where they go t Green Island.
Rellview and several other points IN
Iowa.
The first of March they will be at
home to their friends on the Pingrey
{.farlu north of town.
Miss Eckhof has grown to woman
hood on the home place north Of
Hurley and is we'll and fayorably
known in this community. Mr.. Peter.
son is young man of sterling quail.
/ ties who has been in vicinity foi
some time and has made nlans
i friends who will vi h he and bi:
i lbride long happy prosperous life.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-17
CAIRY's AUCTION SALE
Thursday Feb. 24ff,

at the farm one and d half miles
northwest of Hurley.
sc Head of cattle.
6 Large brood mares.
Is Brood sows.
Machinery, etc.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-17
Teachers Examination

The next regular examination for
Life Diplomas. State and First
Grade Certificates will he held Feb
ruary "a to26 at Parker in Ghe Court
House. Writing wifi begin at s
o'clock each morninL
Keo King.
Go. Supt. n
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-17
Pay Up

! As we have sold our business
interests in Hurley We must ask
all those indebtad to us to call
and settle at once.
Conklin 81 Redfield
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-17
cemetery. /.

cemetery.
He has gone to that last .hourRs
From which no traveller returns,
His noble deeds and name win liyes
While Freedoms lighted alsar burns. S
Is Contributed
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-17
Mrs Van Hail

The funeral services of Mrs. Van
Hail. mother of Mrs. Arthur Brad
berry, were held at the Bradberry
home Thursday, Feb. 10th. A large
number of neighbors and friends at
tended toshow their sympathy and
fellowship in this hour Of bereav-
|ment.
Rev Slocum spoka few words Of
comfort and helpfulness and W. ii,
and Loren Stoddard Lester Wray
land Mrs. Slocum sang q couple q
familiar songs,
Mrs. Van Hail has made her home
with her daughter since her lnarrl
lage and she will be sadly missed il
1.-THE home circle The friends of Mrs
Bradberry extend to her their sym
4 pathy in this, her sorrow.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06

SEN oid nit 8elpeiien ieiner 2iebe
iiberidiittet, mie groB iei1re Sang
muth feline 9iebe 5u STR! 0fuB oiele
%grpdgung oid nidt nit elmer gefnii-
len @emolt 6o5u bringen, ooB on ibn
~lpieoerliebit 10 innig, 10 felt mie on
nl1r es pern1ogit? Mh1bt ou 6o ri6t
ieoe @elegenbeit bon nun an ben11<
te11> um 6eine 9anfbarfeit gu befun=
Sen, 6eine 9iebe gegen i'm gu 5eigen
our9 gr0Bere Sreue in ieinem 9ien>
1te, our@ riidbaltloie l1ntermiirfig=
felt unter ieinen @iQen, ourb ge-
ouloigere Mnnabme alles 6ellen, pas
er iiber uns b%etimmt? @ag olio
ol1d Sic @ergangenbeit id1edt BON
uns benutt mor6en fem, 10 iin6 mir
oo6 in1itan6e, aus ibr groben Mube11
51 entnebme11.
9e11ten iolen mir entnebmen aus
Ser @egenmart. 9ieie nun fonnit
ou nidt gan5 Sen ir6iiden Mrbeiten
u11o gorgen ent5ieben, ou mnbt bid
ard nit ibnen a%bgeben; ober i9lieBe
sic @erfe Ser Sr0mmigfeit nidt aus,
lol1e sic Gorge fir Define Seele ME
mast aus Sen M11gen; forge, baB ou
ltets nit @ott 6em &errn a1f gutem
611Be itebit, sic b~eiligmafenoe @na=
Sc oei1re Seele itets idmiidt> un6
Damn nergiB nidt, oftmolS I'M Sage,
mitten in Sen tpeltliden Sorgen unb
@el9aften sic quite Meinung GIT mo
der1, anes bem lteben @ott atf5u=
opfern; Damn nubteit 6u ont belten
6eine @egentport aus 5ur Gbre Got
tes un6 gu 6einem eigenen groBten
Nnben.
Mube ferner aus 6eine 3ufunft.
SIT ser 3uitan6 6etnes @emiiiers
nidt in 9r6nung, 6an1 ri6te 51=
n6d1t 6arauf 6eine Gorge, lege cine
quite geidte ab, un6 5par moglidit
bal6, bann tpirfit on iegensreid Elm
a11f Sic fommen6e 8eit, obidon iie
no@. nidt lit. 8i{t bn ober Dem
&errn treu %geblieben, bann bleibe
felt, tpirfe our@ elm gutes @eiipie1
ouf an6ere Elm, 6ein gutes 8eiipiel
miro nod Segen FIFTEEN, menn on
lGngit nidt mebr fem nirlt. @enn
mir in 6ieier Weiie sic 3eit, @ergon=
genheit, @%egentpart un6 3ufunft, i'm
@eij tie @otteS ausnuben, 6ann 1tebt
es gut, iebr gut INN uns, Damn miro
Sos 5egonnene Sobr fir uns Elm
gliidieliges fem un6 ser @nnid gum
gIiidieligen neuen Sabre tn Grill
lung geben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06
9m 9eimatblamo!

ltnb trennt 1tns audi bas iueite Mee1
&un Dir, bit bentides 2anS,
Sinb uir bod jett, auie ME porber,
@ie fin at Dir 9ebannt.
Spbal6 ser 11e1te Sag besinnt,
9a 6enfen beiner hit,
ltnb iue,1r iein letter Strabl aerrinnt
Tliegt nod ser @etit at btr.
ltr6 Damn int Sdlafe traet berSramn
311riif nns 5n Dir Fin,
Gr iiberipannet 3eit nnb &anm
l1no sibt nns ainberfinn.
Spbak ,ns ,uieber ne1t eritebt,
8as liegt 10 mcit, 10 meit,
Tins ipieber 9eimatbluft 1tntuebt,
@ie in ser Sngenb5ett.
go itebt III bieier Soften 2anf,
@o sid @efabr 1tmlobt,
oebenbig ales ,uteber anf,
@as ideinbar itarr 1tnb tobt.
Gs itebt atf nn6 tpie ein 8ran6,
Ser 1mier Slut burd5iebt,
@iro nnier 5er5 gum @eimatblanb,
Son 2iebe beik bmrdglmbt.
Son 9iebe 1tnb bon stol5 eeidmellt
&leibt es sir %5n9emanbt,
On beites, erDftes 2anb ser @elt!
. SIT, mein Setmatblano!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06
Sic 2iebe int @eltfrie9.

@os lit es, mas 6en @eltfrieg
iiberminoen fa1111 un6 miro, menn an=
6erS nod cine Soffnung auf feline
l1ebertpinoung gefun6en miro? 9as
lit auein sic @ie6ergetpinm1ng Der
2iebe
9ie6e modt 5unadit, 6oB ite on Sen
5ieg ser 9iebe glal1bt, muf i'm bofft,
trob anen @i6eriprudes Der angebz
li6 beoa9tigten, meltfun6igen Man-
ner. sic iogen, iie gaben iid feiner
Gauldung Fin, baB Die 8elt fir oie
gpro@e Ser 2iebe pollfommen u1r=
empfangli9 lei, BOB 6aber 6erienige,
Ser bon Der 2iebe @utes erboffe, Elm
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Srem0ling lei. 3ies
lit ser erite Sieg Ser 2iebe, boB lie
eine1 iol@en @lauben ibermtnoet,
bob fie @lauben an ii6 ielblt, at ben
@ieg ser 2iebe bot.
Das uar Ser Sieg Ser 2iebe @brt=
It'll, 6aB er troy Der 2teblo1tgte1t Der
Sei6en, aber oud 6es bon @ott 3uerlt
erpablten @olfes an 6ie, iol4e Sieb>
lo1iqfeit ponfommen ibermin6enbe
Modt ieiner 2iebe in Ser Welt
qluubte ODER pielmebr tie erfannte
un6 befannte;; 6ern er beiaB "a allein
feinen @lauben inn eigentliden Sins
ne, ionbern erfannte aues idoueno.
rGeuer," iprah ct, bin i@ gefom=
men, auf sic gr6e 5u bringen, uno
mos min i9 an6eres, ols oaB es
brenne?" nn6 Ell bat es 6ur9 feline
2iebe erreiat, baB Der @rofrets meit=
BIN umgemenbet uur6e, bob aus Ell.
ner @elt in 2iebloiigfeit ii@ gegen'
ieitig per3ebren6er Meni@en cine Sc.
lealdoft er1tan6, bon Der &eioen rib
men6 {ogten: @ebt, mie lie einon1er
lieben!
Sic @runoidbe ser 2iebe, uni
3mor nid)t elmer getpobnliden, ion'
bern sic groBten 0pfer nod Dem @et'
ipieI Gbriiti ~foroernoen 2iebe. brm'
gen trot 6es ben Meniden %augebore'
men @igennutes, trob Der touien>
9erfolgunoe1 ,rter ben @enfden,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06

r1}6 gdapdde un6 als 6ie aueinige,
Sic al1ergr6Bte @efabr fir Sen Mutb
in Der @e%rtbei6igung 6eS 8aterlm6es
peridreien. Gann miiilen mir Inn
oiele 2iebe bel SEN Meniden bitten,
6aB iie en6lid a%ufboren, o6er menig-
items 5unadit elm menig aufb0ren,
eige1miibig MIR a1r iid ielbit ramlif)
a1f Soften on6erer, 5u 6enfen. Sic
iouen 6l1r6 nniere @ebete ben @utb
erlangen, ou6 sic Spfer Ser 2iebe gu
bringet1, 11dmli6 Inn 6es lieben 8rie=
bens al1f bo0e gntida6igung fir sic
erlittenen Sda6en 81 ber5idten nn6
11ur iopiel bel Sen fommen6en 8rie=
Observation-Disclosures fir ii6 gu for
bern, ols CUR selbiterbaltung, penn
ort9 ~porldufig immer nod unter gro
Bere11 ODER geringerer Spfer, unbe=
6ingt erfor6ert lit. @ierum loaen
aue DEFENDERS bel Der fl. Meiie Sen
IN unenolider 2iebe iid no6 einmo!
unblutig ONT &reu5e 0pfernoen Bit
ten, un6 er miro es germ, retdli9 nno
idneu %gepabren.
9as ion aber Dor ALIEN Bel Den
Observation-Disclosures our Sprade
fommen, NIT al 6em @lanben, ben
F6ieies @ottesmnrt fir iid for6ert. Sc
Zig miro fem, tper 6ieien @orten
glaubt, sic bon 6es fl. @eilteS 1in6!
9em 6ieies 1in6 @orte 6es @eiites
beiliger 2iebe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06

Mbla1,f bon 5ebn Sabren Elm iteben0es
Seer bon 10000 Mann un6 750,s
600 Mann &elerpen allo eine'Mrmee
bon 100000 Mam boQig m1sgebil=
Deter Sol6aten baben gelug, Inn 6as
2an6 Dor ie6en1 Mngriff iider gu ltel=
len. un6 babel mir6en it6 sic I'M
folten MIR et1pa INN Die @dlte bober
als 6as iebige Mrmee=Bu6get uno, bel
berniinftiger Spariamfeit, ii6 biel-
leidt a1f nod meniger iteuen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06
&ertdrfmm8 oes @eereS.

9aB cine 8eritarfung unlerer
@ebrmadt, na66em Sic 8eretntgten
Stoaten aus ibrer friiberen @eierbe
berouS un6 in Sic @eltpolitif einge-
treten itn6, notbtpen0ig tit, ideint oie
Mmi9t ser iiberpiegen6en Maioritat
6es amerifaniiden 8olfeS un6 ieiner
&ertreter int &ongreB 5u fem. neber
SOS u8ie" 6ieier @eeresneritdrfung
geben 6ie Mnitdten aqeraiass tush
a%usei1on6er.
3as bertdrfte omerifaniide Seer
miro, mie Dos iebige, au6 Elm 6rei=
miqigen=@eer fem, ioute aber nidt
aus folden S%reimiQigen beiteben, pel=
DIE Sen &riegs6ienite ols gpielerei be-
troften un6 in ltniformen lumber
itol5ieren, obne cine Mbn1ng bonn
Splootenban6perf 5u baben o6er 5n
%erlernen.
Sizes lit Bel bielen Mili5=O rgani=
%iotionen Ser Tau, 6eren M}itglie6er
einige @oden long ein= ODER 5meimal
m0dentli6 unoh 6eieraben6" 6rillen
un6 6amit ibrer Nfli9t gegen Sen
Stoat geniigen.
@oQen 6ieie Mili5=Srganilationen
in SEN &obmer Ser 1re1en @eeresbor=
lage einge3ogeu mer6en, 10 iolten Die
lelben ungefdbr 6ieielbe Musbilo11ng
boben, mie sic idmei5eriiden Erup-
pen, BEL 6enen Ser @eeres6ien1 It obli=
gatorii6 lit, mabren6 mir bel unie<
rer grpBen 8epolferungs5ab ie6er=
5eit geniigen6 6reitpiaige erbolten
f0nnen, menr iie angemeiien a11Sge=
bil6et unb be5abt mer6en.
SSn Ser Sdmei5 bleiben sic &efru=
ten 5unddit 5pei Monote BEL Ger 6ab-
ne un6 o%biolpieren 6orouf in ie6em
Sabre cine fiir5ere Dienit5eit, mab-
reno Ger Tie gleidfa1s BEL Der 6abme
at 6ienen baben.
Die 8%eitimmungen fonten oud fir
uniere MiIi5-Srgoniiationen, lnenn
man lie in Sen 8eitan6 6es ne11er
&eeres aufnebmen un6 mirfIide Col
ooter aus ibnen mafen min, gelter6
fem. Mit Elm paar @rer5ieritun6en
nod 6eierobenb un0 einem jabrlihen
Camp" miro, iomeit sic Musbil6ung
ser 2eute in 8etro6t fommt, gar
ni9ts erreidt.
@ouptfadIid ionte sic 11eue Armee
lid ober aus iolhen 6reimilltgen 5u-
iommenieben, nelde BEN Gienit als
8ernf auffoilen un6 nod 5tpeiiabriger
Qftiper Dienit5eit 81 Sen &eierpefor'
motionen 6es &eeres iibertreten. 9as
iteben6e Seer betrdgt iett 100000
Mann; es fonnte ouf 10000 erbobt
mer6en, bon be1ren iabrlid sic @aIfte
(bei 3tpeii6briqer Dienit3eit), olio
rs, 1000 Mon11, CUR &eierpe ubertre'
ten. @eiebt, sic Gienftpflidt in Der
&eierpe miro aif 10 Sabre feitgeiebt,
in tpelder 3eit Sen @onnidoften Der
@eierpe gerpiiie @ortbele 6ur@ an.
ftenung i'm 8unoesbienIte ODER ion.
iti9e 8epor3ugungen in Musiidt &C.
felt merben fonnten. ober 8e3ablun9
rur. menn iie %einberufen tper6en, 10
miir6en Die @ereinigten Stoater1 nod
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06
Gbamberlain's 6nitenmittel febr
nirffdm.

Sd babe febr oiele T1oiden Cham
berloin's &uftenmittel genommen
un6 imn1er bot es mir 9eholfen. Sd
babe basieIbe iebr mirfim fit Ell
men boden6en &uiten un6 fir @rfdl
tunger sefunoen. Modoem id es &c
1ommen, tpor mein &uiter. ftetS Der
idmun6em," idreibt s. 81. @oore
2oit @ollep, Ga. gu fa,1fen ii
&enrp's Corner Gr1lg Store. - 4n3
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06

trot 6es g%rimmigen @aiieS Ser boier1
@eiter, 6ur6 ale 3eiten Biz auf Sen
beutigen Sag binour6 un6 uber=
man6en sos 8oie niM tpie6er 6urd)
b0ie @ergeltung, aber 6ur6 cine quite.
Ser CLAUDE an 6ie ale, an6 Den
B0ieiten m0glidermeiie befebren6e,
i'm iiberminoeroe MNo5t Ser 2iebe 1T
oos Critic, pomit mir pdt @eborene
uns crit boufommen erfiilen miiiien,
mern mir uniere jebige, 6ringen6ite
Mufgabe erffennen, sic @na6e @ottes,
Die uns 3u einem uuerfoitbarit en
8erfe aufruft, 11i9t mtBbrauden
mollen. &e6en mir 6orum nidt
fleinmiitbig, opferunfreuoig: ~gs
bot 6od feinen 8med, 6em @egner gu
freunolider geritdn6igung Sic &onb
gu rei@en; er pir6 iie ood 8l1riidf=
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redt, reht pielen Meniden Elm; mi
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fonnten, ieten mir gepiB, mir baber
elm @ott unen6Ii9 moblgefaaiges
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@omit mir 6en Meniden 6ieier
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floben, miiiien mir auerit INN 9iebe
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miiiien mir i'm bitten, I'M Ser
mebrung 6iefes @laltbens. neil ME
mar6 ar6eren 6iefen @lm1bcn brtn.
gen, 6arrm fir iie bitten miro, Del
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miiiien mir Inn St6rfe bitten, bi'
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reber auf Menfden foroert, Die Dot
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