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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-02
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Daily Except sunday.
wheeling wslisbur.
Leave
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MOUNDSvILLE LINE
WHEELING AND AOUND6vILA
Daily Except Sunday,
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On lines having regular express SER
vice. shipments Weighing In sxcsss OF
nfty pounds or large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cara
ALL LINES-Datly Except 1unday
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ments OF medicines. will be carried or
passenger cars between $500 and e;i6
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-02

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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-07-27
From the Register
Twenty-Five Years AGO

. =
VIM. Dricken, of White, was in the
city Wednesday.
Attorney p. c. Truman was over
from Volga Friday.
Dyer H. Campbell returned from his
eastern visit on Tuesday.
Mrs. A. w. Hyde is at Madison this
week visiting the C~hautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. w. H. Lentz
visited friends at White Tuesday.
H. e. Lloyd, of the Bank of Aurora,
was a Brookings visitor Saturday.
II. T. Odegard has been quite i'll and
confined to his bed the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Palmer, of White,
were Brookings visitors this week.
Bessie Lockwood returned Saturday
from a visit with friends at st. Paul.
Miss Birdie Keith, of Volga, visited
old schoolmates and friends in Brook
ings last week.
w. A. Caldwell is hauling lumber
with which to erect a large barn and
hay shed on his farm north of the city.
Work vas commenced on laying the
water mains on Williams street last
week, but it has been slow work owing
to the scarcity of laborers.
Mrs. o. c. Wing and daughter Jennie,
Mrs. S. w Lockwood and Mrs. Chas.
Schlief were among those who have
been attending the Lake Madison
Chautauqua this week.
John Alton has purchased lots east
of w. H. Roddle's residence on Will
liams street and will at once COM
mence the erection of a residence. A.
D. Mower will do the job.
The harvest has practically com
menced. Some of the farmers began
cutting wheat this week. Last year
the farmers were blessed with good
returns, but this years crop will by far
any yet raised in this county.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-07-27
CHURCH NOTES


(The items In this column are furnished
OF the various churches and societies. All
churches and societies have the same
privileges in the use of this column
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Sunday service at II o'clock a. m. Sub
ject Love" Wednesday evening
meeting at 8 o'clock. Reading room
open Wednesday and Saturday from
2 to 4 o'clock. Everyone welcome.
The Baptist Ladies Aid Society will
meet at the church On Thursday of
next week. Mrs. Peter Clarin will en-
terrain.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the M. e.
church will meet Thursday, August Sd.
The August committee entertaining.
st. Paul's Guild will be entertained
at the LONE of Mrs. Raymond Breed,
Thursday, August Bird.
First Presbyterian Church-Next
Sabbath morning the pastor will speak
on: Things Lacking to Make a Per
feet Character" The interest in the
Sabbath school has slightly abated-
let us try to keep the school up to
standard even during the summer
months. We much appreciate the at
tendance at the regular church SER
vices. 1t is expected that we shall
have cur regular services during
August. Watch the papers for further
announcement. A cordial invitation is
extended.
The Deaconess Aid Society will
meet in the class rooms of the M. E.
church, Tuesday, 3 p. m, August !,
1916. All are invited to attend.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-07-27
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Buy advertised goods. Always .
the best. They have reputation z
behind them. You get good s
value for your money. =

Jas. H. Cronk, Chiropractor.
IT-. ,.-;x,o xy1,,, h0t,cn


Let Heymer wire our house.
Miss Elizabeth Cooke, of Mime
apolis, is here visiting her brother,
Prof. Cooke, and wife. She will re-
man a couple of weeks longer.
Mrs. John Johnson, of White, was
here Monday to attend the interment
of her father, VIM. Lockhart, whose
remains were brought here from Ellen
dale, n. d.
Elmer II. Sexauer and bride return
ed Sunday from a honey moon trip
through northern Minnesota, Wlscon-
sin and Illinois, where they visited rel
atives and friends.
At the state tennis tournament at
Sioux Falls last week F. N. Enright
went to the third round but was de-
feated by Gene Adams, of Pierre, for
the semi-finals. Adams ven into the
finals and was defeated for state cham
pion by John o. Berton, of Sioux Falls.
Frank Bergeim got only to the second
round being defeated by Carl stuck
man, of Sion; Falls, who was defeated
in the semi-inals by Adams. The
boys were up against the best men
in the state and made a good showing.
The remains of VIM. G.. Lockhart,
who passed away at Glendale, N. D.,
about twenty years ago, were brought
here Friday for interment by the side
of his wife. Along in 1888 to 1885 Mr..
Lockhart was in the hardware bust
ness in the corner building now &C.
cupied by J. L. Jarvis. He afterwards
moved to Glendale where he died. His
widow moved back to Brookings after
his death and passed the remainder
of her life here. A daughter, Mrs.
Johnson, still lives in this county at
White and another daughter has been
teaching school in North Dakota.
The following parties lave purchas-
ed farm homes in the Mouse River
loop near Mohall, N. D.: VIM. Rufen-
acht, Ed. Rufenacht, VIM. Reimers, o.
c.. Olson, Lewis Hemerick, all of
Brookings, and Ole Simons, of Bruce.
The purchases ran from 160 acres to
800 each. The land was purchased
through r. E. Clifford, emigrant agent,
who will take another party of land
seekers Monday, August Z. At this
time Mr.. Clifford informs us that the
Great Northern Ry. expects to run a
special coach from here. The parties
who have purchased land will leave
here this fall and next spring and will
be a great loss as they are all among
the best farmers in the county.
Chas. Sample returned Saturday
from Frankfort, Sphinx county, where
he had been called by the storm of
Tuesday previous. The wind swept
across the state from the Black Hills,
and did a great deal Of damage all
along it's path. Mr.. Sample said he
was lucky, as a large barn on n of
his farms was all he had damaged.
This barn was moved off it's foundation
eight feet but there is insurance on it
to cover all loss. Wheat there is badly
damaged by rust and the best of it will
not make a fourth Of a crop. Barley
and oats are also damaged. Corn is
looking we'll. There has been too
much rain in that section. Mr.. Sample
says that wheat all along the route is
in bad shape and that South Dakota
will do well to get a fourth of a crop.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-07-27
INSURANCE NEARLY EIGHT NIL
LIONS

Pierre, July 27.-For insurance of all
characters, the people of South Dakota
last year paid out nearly eight million
dollars, of which a little yer three mil
lion was for fire insurance, and the bal
ance for life insurance, accident, surety
and miscellaneous purposes. This on a
population of 5S2,765 as returned for
the 1915 census meals a little owe
twelve dollars for the year for each
resident of the state of any age, paid
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-07-27

three acts is another good one. He
does the Roman Rings act, single fly
ing trapeze and Spanish webs, and
acrobatic and barrel jumping blind
folded. For a headliner he has De
Velde & Zelda in hand, head and teeth
balancing, single and double contor-
tons, slack wire evolutions and dental
strength acts. These people alone are
worth the price of admission. All of
these acts will be seen afternoon and
evening. Martins spectacular fire
works with 80 features will close each
evenings performance. There will be
an entire change of program earh even
ing.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-07-27
Local and Personal
DR.. E. W. Forsee, Osteopath.
Let HeYmer wire Yollr house

Let Heymer wire your house.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward Heston were
here for a few hours today visiting
friends.
Geo. Martin is making some extern
sive improvements on his home on
Medary Ave.
Editor Horton and son of the Volga
Tribune were here Wednesday on bust
ness matters.
Mrs. John Ross is holding a private
sale of her household goods at the
house this week.
H. H. Biggar left Tuesday for Bis
mark, N. D., on business connected
with his agricultural work.
Prof. Chas. F. Schlatter has moved
into his new residence on Ninth Ave-,
between 8th and 9th streets.
Vern Blanchard, of Superior, Wis,
was here Monday visiting. He was a
former resident of Brookings.
Scott Soule and family, of Arlington,
were here Sunday visiting with E. l..
Squirting and family. They came over
in their car.
j. H. Hubbard and others are gather
ing a box of edibles for Company c..
and hope to have it ready to ship to
the boys for Sunday.
Farmers are reporting black rust in
the wheat, but how bad the damage is
not yet known. Oats and barley seem
to have escaped the rust.
Wallace Purdy and mother-in-law,
Mrs. LaGrave accompanied by Judge
J. p. Alexander and Will Hanson drove
to Watertown Wednesday.
Miss Helma Feddersen, of Clinton.
Iowa, who had been here visiting Prof.
Hutton and wife, has returned to her
home. She is a sister of Mrs. Hutton.
Attorney Grill and family. of Sioux
Falls, were here Tuesday visiting
friends for a few hours. From here
they went to Elkton on business mat
ters.
Mrs. C. H. Tinckhem, of De Smet,
accompanied her husband, Past Grand
Patriarch Tinckhem, here Tuesday, and
attended the Odd Fellows picnic and
visited friends in the city.
Prof. and Mrs. Carl Christensen
gave a nice birthday party for their
son Loren, Friday afternoon. About
twenty little friends were in attend
ance and all had a good time.
Frank Sherwin shipped the last of
his alfalfa drills to Clear Lake Tues
day. He expects to go ahead with the
manufacture of these drills and supply
the big demand which is coming in
for them.
Geo. Jarzyna, agent for Sexauer e
Son at Ivanhoe, Mimi, was in Brook
ings, the head office of the company,
Tuesday, and reports the wheat crop
badly damaged by rust and blight
around Ivanhoe.
H. G. Hauff has purchased the May.
land residence on Williams street from
Mrs. S. G. Maryland who now resides at
Jackson, Ohio, and will move his fam
lily into it September LIST. The proper
ty is a very nice one and is situated be-
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues.
The fire department was called out
about four o'clock Tuesday morning to
extinguish a small blaze at the A. NJ.
Void residence ON Seventh Ave. The
fire originated from an electric iron
left burning all night in the dining
room. The floor was burned through
and the room badly smoked up. The
blaze was gotten under control by the
use of buckets. The damage will
amount to about $500, fully covered by
insurance.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-07-27
PAGE FIVE

out for insurance premiums Of various
characters.
The fire insurance companies show
a much more profitable year in 1915,
than in 1914. For the first year their
premium collections were $2,785,469,
and losses incurred were $685. 28;
while the premiums received for 1915,
were $3,116, 991, with losses incurred
amounting to $1,458,035, the difference
between receipts and losses incurred
having increased almost a hundred per
cent.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-07-27
FREE ACTS FOR FAIR

Secretary Brooke has secured some
high class free acts for day and night
performances at the Brookings county
fair and also as fine spectacular fire.
works as money al buy.
In free acts he has secured the Dele
a Bros. in two acts, hand to hand
and head to head and a breaking lad
der and perch act with appropriate
gymnastics. The celebrated Rozales in
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-07-27
CARD OF THAN

We wish to express our thanks to
our friends and neighbors for the kind
ness and help given us during the sick
ness, death and funeral of our beloved
husband and father. Also for the
many beautiful flowers and for the
singing by the choir.
Mrs. Hans Iverson,
Mr.. liver Iverson,
Mr.. John Iverson,
Miss Petra Iverson,
MI. Chris iverson,
Mrs. S. G. Ness,
Mr.. Anton Iverson,
Mr.. Melvin Iverson,
Mrs. j. f. Lillienkoup.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-07-27
JUST A COLUMN
BY "The By.Stander"

Horses should have the best of care
these hot, dry days. The flies are a
terror and no horses should be driven
without good fly nets to partly protect
should have plenty fresh water, hay
and feed and judgment used not to
work them too hard. 1t should be re-
membered that a horse is a horse and
not q machine.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-07-27
LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE OR RENT-Six room
partly modern house. Inquire of Har-
old Davis.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04
geabcn,p Of Sciences.

@ai6reno Ser lebten iiinf5ebn
Sonntagen mnrben in Ser Mcaoemp
|of Sciences inuItrirte @ortrage uber
@ogel gebalten. 0ieie @ortrdge err
freuten iid ltets eines iold por5iigli-
den 8eindes, Dob Curator Yaar=
mann iid) elttidloB, bieie 8ortrage
fir nod einelr meiteren Morat bei=
%5l,bebalten, je0pd miro bas 9bemn
bon &ogel III @alme nnIerer @egeno
rmged1tbert merben.
Neben oem 5tuoinm Ser Bogel
fommt beim Stl1oirm Ser Natur bas
Der Waume a11 11adlten. SEER 8aar-
mann miro in 3llfunft iiber Die 8al.-
me, ibres beridieoene1 Mrten, 8latt=
beridiebenbeiten etc. ipreder1. f8iele
|Bortrage meroen bnrd} 2id)fbiloer-
porfii6runge1t 1taber erflart lino ge=
|legentlih iollen fleine 2anoausfliige
11t,tertomn1en merben, bamit Die
8dume an Srt llno Stelle in Mltgen=
idein genommen merben fonner.
Ser critic 8ortrng irber 9al1marten
lnlerer @egen0 miro beute Nafmit=
tag I'M bier l1br in Ser @oooenp of
|Sciences gebalten 1perben. Muh bas
Wuielm miro belte mabrenb Ser
Observation-Disclosures bon s1uei bis
flint llbr fir Dos allgemeine Elibli-
fnm geDffnet Iein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04
@c9r-Salfsmarfeu
Gum getraee bon ei1tem Sent in Der
@eId)aftsitele bieier 3eituna.

Ser 8erfal,f Ser @ebr-Siilfsmar.
fen gum 9etraee BON einem Sent in
ser @eid}dftsitele bieier 3eitung
madt erfreulide Sorti4ritte uno
mettt al,h bereits biele Marfen Der.
fault apor0en iin6, 10 bur ser Ser
9emofrat" bod einen gorrct6 bon
mebreren tauienb Merfen, iooab ale
8eiteaungen porerlt nod ausgefibrt
merben fDin1en.
9ie fiinitIeriib ~gearbeiteten Mar.
ten nit 6em @liforud Ser @eimatb
ytptb, ldaff id 8rot" Iaiien iid in
mannid)fader @eiie auf griefen, $50.
deten ino 5n @ei6enfen bermenoen.
Die Murfen iino gum 9reiie bon MIR
eiaem Gent per Stiid in Ser Sc.
ldaftsitelle bieier 3eitung erbaltIid.
Gin ie6er Gent fommt Sen Motblei.
oenoen IN 9elttidlano gu Cute, 6a
oos aus angeiebener1 6eutid)amerifa.
niifen @eidaftsleuten belteben6e So.
mite fir feline Wdibepaltung in fei-
ner 8eiie entidaoigt miro. MIio
nodmols: Scr Seirnatb Notb, idlaff
i'd 8rot."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04

meint, mentl sic biItoriide Mbtbeilung
bes @eneralitabes Der m%ilitariiden
Selt eines Cages Die @eidi1te Dieles
liebempo6igen S~ieges5uges borlegen
miro, bann aperoe bie 2eftiire bonn
militariiden @eiidtspltnfte bon gro=
Bem Nltben fem. Ser 6elo5ug lei.
elm ul,nltnterbro1ener &eforb BON
grfolgen" a,no Ser bette 9e1peis oa-
Efiir, DOB burb oie seeignete Mlls=
niibltng Der 8eil1e mebr erreid)t tper=.
Be ais burd) Die idnperfdlligen Me-
fbooen Ser 1efeniioe nit Spaten lulb,
Sdaufel. Ser 8erliner @roBe Sc
tteralltab babe ullf Dem 8alfan nit
Der l6arfen Sdneioe %ieilter @affc
Den biplpmatiiden &lloten ol,rd)id)la=
gen, feline 2eiltungen in 5erbien ieien
etn Sriumpb, Der Dem iiber ieinen
beutigen 9ltnoesgenoiiep in Sen gbe-
men @0bmens an Die 5eite ltelen
oiirfe. 9ie gal15e glrt Ser belltiden
&rtegfiibrung, fltr5, ldarf l1nb ent=
ldeiOeno, mare al1db allf oieiem
&riegsldanplat sur Geltrng gefom=
men.
u8ieiue MouItade" ipridt bon eli
tem ultebertalent" rnieres @roBen
@eneralItabes, bonn G%ertral1en bes
5ieses, bas Die 9eltiden beieele, bon
Der uMnitedAng oes grfolges" bei
Den Siirfen nn0 8ltlgaref. Die
uauBeroroelttlid giinitige Sage I'M
@eitell, Often lnnb Siioen" aber per-
oanfc1 Die Icntldell, 10 nrtGeilt Ser
lebr freimiit6ige Militarfritifcr scr
engliiden @odenidrift, nid)t aacin
oem @roben @eheralltab, ionoern
audi Der ne6erlegeltbeit ser Srgani-
lation mno 8eripaltung.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04
10000 solbaten pcrlpren ibr @eb5r!

Sffi5ielen 8erednllnsen gemaB baz
ben iiber $4,000 bellltide @olbaten i'm
Salife Beg sroben arieses ibr GebSr
%perloren. lin bieic l1nsliifliden IN
I5tano au febet1y ibren 2ebcnslmterbalt
lpeiter 81 beroienen, fins i'm 9eutlden
&etde init 6iilfe Der Nesiernng gduz
len et4sgerihtet iporber1, I'm bieie 2euz
tie IN Der 9ippens urb 3eideniprade gil
unterribter1. Sic gr0Bte oieler gdlle
5befinoet ii9 in 3ntnburg, tpclde bon
iiber 300 tatsben Eerinnen beiudt
ipiro. ST. perbdltniBmdbia burger 8eit
iinb biele @dnner alsgcbilbet iporben,
io0ab biele ipieber ibren friiberen 8e=
rufen nadgeben fDnnett. l%1nsefdbr Is
Hro5ent bdben ibr @eb0r bllr9 beifle
an ibnen borgetpn1mene Gperatiprel
tpieber erlattgt. Crit unld,1glt nuroen
80 taube gpl6aten nad %bcitanoeneem
ggameu aug Ser &amburger Sdltle
entlaIIen. Inter bielen bcfanben 1ih
brei Mbpofdten, 8lpei Qebrcr, s Budz
batter, 8tpei Gibilinsenieure u,,o Sipei
Better sr6berer@el6dfte. Sic ole tperz
Den ibren friiberen 8erlf nieber err
9rifen. (6eil DEM altcn @aterlanbe,
bas fir ieine SDbne, Sic Gut ll11b glui
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04
@as nutt MIDI Der Mantcl, ,ucn,1 CT
nidtt acrpllt lit.

9efanntlih riibrt oiele ~9feoensart
BON elmer Mnefbote fer, Sic Ser BE-
riibmte 9iiileloorfer Maler @ilbelm
Gampbauien int Sabre 1S47 in sen
yJliegelrocn Nldttern" illlltrirte.
Scr llrtcroffi5icr ihinpft sen gin-
|jabrtg= Ireilpiuigen aus, apcil cr allf
oem Maride leinen Mantel ar5iebe11
mill; ba5l lei er 1lidt 90, er miilic
gerolt alf oem Sormiiter %getragc11
|tperocn. 8l1d1ltablih aber fo11nte elm
ariegstbeilnebmer bonn Sabre 1870
oieles gefliigelte @prt anf iid, i'm
Grnit an,penben; ibrl apar am 80.
Mngnlt 1870 bei Beaumont ourd oel1
geronten Montel Sos 2eben gerettet
por6en. Mls oas a. Mrmeeforps sic
1ipilione1t be JaiuDs aus Dem &c
bol5 bon @irooeau mari, erbielt er ci.
men Sdlb in Ben linfen GbeiI Ser
9rlllt unter Dem Gragriemen oes
Gorniiters. Ole <gel battc oen
8eg ollrd Iragriell1en l,1lb Sen ge-
%roltelr, Weantel nebmer ntiillen, mas
tbre Sblagfraft oerart ubidm1fte,
oaBL 1ie 1tltr eben nod III Das &ippen-
fleilb %eit1orang, o6re bis auf sic Sip
pen 81 treffen. @De lie bllrd) Opera
ton entfernt aporoen, mar Tie 5tpiid1e1
@allt lnb 6leilb abpdrts geglittelt.
Ser agerollte Nantel" bate nid)t me-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04
8cbmrtstag bcntidJcr @ionicrc.

9pei 6elttidet @ionieren lit es
beute D%erg0nnt, i'm areiie ibrer Ja=
mile, 5reun6en un0 8efan1ter, if
ren @ebltrtstag 5ll begeben.
@ilbelm Moeler bon SllnbnrD,
Sa., erblidte ar1 a. Sunni 1912 gu
0orf &ebom lit Mecflenburgzsdp
rim 0as 2idt Ser @elt nno FAM i'm
Sllti bes Sabres 1856 nad) Sen Ser
eiligten Staaten, no ct 5llerlt in
Seem Yorf anerifaniid)en goben be=
trat. geitber bat ct ltets i'm Scott
County gerpobnt.
SEER &etrp Robrper, $50. S13 @eli
2oclllt StraBe, tpuroe ont A. Sunni
1885 gu Sagel in Sdleslpig geborer
uuto fam inn Mui bes sSabres 1857
nod .gfcp Oorf uno bon bort aus mad
Dem Scott Gountp> no er leitber
mobntc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04
3nr Iektett Muhe.
SRI. gIIa Sophia ipp.

Srl. glla Sopbtn Stpp.
Sic 8eitattnns bes 8pnnerstaa
Nadmittag lin 5 l1br 80 Dainuten nad)
fanm einn0diger aranfbeit (ber Qunz
genent6iinouns) aus benz 2eben gez
|i9iebenen Sri. CHA Gppbia
bat geItern @prmittag Inn
10 MIR 80 @fnuten bpm grauerballe,
73O Gaines Strabe, aug nod Benz 9nz
benpprt grematorillm ifattgefunoen.
Sebr piele Sreunoe ln6 getannte batz
ten li6 5ur Grauerfeier i'm Sanie einz
gefnnoen, Die 8%eifattung I'M grematoz
RUM erfplste pribat. - Sir Sic 2iebe
nno Adtung, beren iid Sic Gntidlafene
tpabrenb ibres 2ebens erfrelte nnb fir
bas Olitgefiibl. 0as Sen @interbltebez
men bur6 ben SOB Srl. Slips i6tpcr
betroffenen Gdipeitern anieitig ent<
segengebra6t miro, legte Die Sii0e
pra6tiger 8lrmen1penben, Die seianbt
iporoen tparen, berebtes 3euenib ab.
SIN @al1ie llnb inn Grematoril1m ipibz
mete &err @rltab 9pnalb Der cntz
i6lafenen treuen nnb liebebpllen
Sdfpeiter, Der lansjabrigen. unermiibz
liden nno erfolgrci6en 2ebrerin Der
9eutiden Sprade an unieren Geffentz
liden Sdlulen einen tiefempfunbenen,
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