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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-09-13

Freedom Purchased.
Buying Liberty bonds?'
Yep; still paying alimonN'-Yale
Record.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-09-13

Tt Is custer To- win q girls heart than
II is to earn 1ier hand. II
The evening world., 1917-11-08
notes In Society

Miss Emily Rita Norrie, daughter
OF Countess Odet dc Jumiihac Of
Paris. will become the bride OF Second
Lieut. John Wells. 105th Infantry,
U. s. A., on Saturday afternoon In
Grace Church. A small reception at
the home OF the brides aunts. the
Misses Norrie. No. 90 Park Avenue,
Will follow.
The wedding OF Miss Ruth Man
ley. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. n.
Manley OF Maplewood, n. j.. and En-
sign Ralph IL. Cutler. U. S. N, son
Of Supreme Court Justice w. w.
cutler OF Morristown. n. j., took
place yesterday afternoon in st.
Georges Church. Maplewood.
Miss Edith Winifred Gross. daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Spears
Gross, was married 10 Frank Robert
Schumann last evening in the Alex
ander Avenue Baptist Church, the
Bronx
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

Children in a family should be
treated as Q gardner cares FOL
his flowers. :
He realizes that they require
different lights. soils, moisture.
shade and attention. The trest-
ment that would make a rose
win a gold medal at a horticultu-
raj show, might kill an orchid.
He studied the plants. their hab-
its, needs, peculiarities and in
dividuality. He seeks to discov.
er how each grows naturally.
He does not force his process on
nature, but seeks humbly to fol-
low her guidance and revelation
He realizes that Nature not only
deals but leads. Parents do not
always learn this lesson, they do
not always realize that in show
ing us how children grow most
naturally Nature is revealing to
US the best method of training
them.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12
WORTH ATTENTION or wossN

When you feel too tired 10 work.
when dars potts appear uader your
eyes. when you wake Up weary. with
backache or pains In sidss and lions,
when muscles and bones ache. wher
you suffer rheumatic % inges. vher
lumbago puts you down. then yoo know
the kidneys are weakened or disorec.
Mrs. 7. j. Bucknell. Route |. Hardy,
Neb., writes: IL I'm recovering from
an attack Of lumbago. BY the aid OF
Foley Kidney Pills. They surely have
hslped me. Sold b. Luke B Andersen,
Gainesborn, Tenn.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

God placed somewhere in the
heart of each of US a tender
memory, which enables US to
touch with a gentle hand or
soothing word the heart of the
afflicted. What a comfort to
know that for every heartache.
there is somewhere in the uni.
verse a heaven inspired soul to
comfort those downcast. Let US
make our words as dew from
heaven, touching with gentle
hands the withered flowers, CIV
ing new vigor to the hardy.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

When you start out on your
wild scramble to pay up last
years debts just make this Of
flee your first stop. Our pockets
are long, lean and empty.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

The latest thing in electrical
appliances is a lemon-squeezer.
We, however, can furnish our
own squeezer, provided she is
not q lemon.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

Women, after all, may be the
direct cause of the high cost Of
existing. If they didn't wear
such short skirts the farmer lads
might not be so keen to leave
the good old farm and rush 70
the crowded cities. !
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12
Congress. like Niagara. is roar
ing again.

The latest joke to come out of
Washington is the drafting of a
bill designed to wipe out corrup.
ton in elections. Now laugh.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

When an editor can't get him
self cussed occasionally he shows
signs of declining mentality and
advancing senility. Cuss away.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

Speaking of New Years resol-
utions. but why speak? They
have all been forgotten by this
time.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

Man is not a giraffe by any
means. but when a pretty girl
trips along he can twist his neck
in a dozen different ways.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

We know Of several people in
this town who have high aims in
life but are short on ammunition.
Not you. Of course.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

There is one sure way to make
a success of anything you under.
take. Simply to 60 ahead and
make it.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

Whenever we get between the
devil and the deep sea we unani.
mously resolve that we don't
want either.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

The allies say they won't, and
the Teutons say they wont, and
darned if il don't look asif they
won't.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12
U. S. Supreme Court lJphOlds
Webb-KenyOn Law.

The United States supreme
court, in passing upon a case
growing out of recent legislation
in West Virginia prohibiting the
bringing of liquor into the state,
holds the Webb Kenyon law con-
stitutional. That law prohibits
the shipping of'liquor from one
state to another in violation of
the regulation of the state into
which it is shipped. The gist of
the decision is contained in this
paragraph.
"Disposing of that question, it
is decided that congress had the
power under the constitution to a.
dept the ebb-Kenyon law
whether considered from the
point of view of original reason
ing or in the light of the prev.
jous legislation by congress and
the decisions Of the court holding
the legislation valid.
1T is therefore decided that
by Virtue of the Webb-Kenyon
law there is no power to ship in
toxicants from one state into an
other in violation of the provision
of the law of the state into which
the liquor is shipped. In other
words, it is decided that since
the enactment of Webb-Kenyon
law the channels of interstate
commerce may not be used to
convey liquor into state against
the prohibition of its laws or to
use interstate commerce as the
basis for a right to receive, pos
sess, sell or in any manner use
liquor contrary to the state pro-
hibition.
Next to the adoption Of an g.
mendment to the federal consti-
tuition prohibiting the sale and
manufacture of liquor, that is
the most important thing, per-
haps, that could have occurred
toward the elimination of liquor.
In order that the Webb-Ken-
yon law may be thoroughly eff
fective, it will be necessary that
prohibition states have legisla-
ton similar to that of West Vir-
ginia. Many of them, to be sure
already have it, but in some of
the prohibition states amend
ments and additions to the pro-
hibition laws may be necessary.
In Tennessee, a very slight
change in one of the pending bills
a bill that is almost certain to
pass-would make the Webb
Kenyon law, under the decision
of the supreme court, effective to
prohibit the shipping of a drop
Of liquor into Tennessee from
any other state. The bill, as it
now stands. provides that mail
orders for liquor may not be TAX
en- in Tennessee-that is, that a
concern may not maintain an Of
flee in Tennessee for the taking
orders for liquor to be shipped
from another state. If that bill
were made to prohibit all mail
order business in intoxicants,
whether an Office is maintained
in the state or not, it would make
the Webb-Kenyon law, under the
construction just given it by the
supreme court, Immediately and
completely effective. Nashville
Tennessean.
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Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

Come to think about it. New
York didn't pull off q single mon
key dinner in 1916. N. Y. is
improving
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

There are more than 600. 600
trap shooters in the United States
and the Lord only knows how
many crap shooters.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

Paraguay is said to have bank
notes that are only worth helf q
cent. Keep 'em.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12
TOWN ITEMS.

s. E. Templeton made q trip to
Nashville Wednesday.
H. L. Baugh, Of Flynns Lick,
was in Gainesboro Wednesday.
Mr.. Hearn, of Lebanon, was
here this week buying mules and
horses.
Bill Golf, of Livingston, was
talking groceries to the mer-
chants Wednesday.
D. B. johnson and John ].
Gore. we're attending to business
in Granville, Wednesday.
Miss Lucille Gist. who has been
writing her father, T. L. Gist,
returned home Saturday.
Big stock clearing sale read
Quarles & Sadler Dry Goods Co.
ad in this issue. Bargains to let.
Zura Allen, of Nashville who
has been visiting relatives for
the past two weeks, has return
ed.
S. E. Templeton and Miss Lala
Mai Quarles will teach q sub
scription school here, beginning
next Monday.
+
When you need letter heads,
statements. envelopes, let US
have your order. We will give
it special attention.
Bascomb Byrne. of Granville.
was q caller at the office Satur.
day. He left with us q dollar
bill. Enough said.
Mrs. Minnie McDearman has
some mules. and some farm i'm.
plements to sell, see her ad else
where in this issue.
Mrs. B. w. Wooten returned
to her home in Nashville Tues.
day after spending two weeks
with home folks and relatives
here.
(
Elijah Dudney mashed his
finger pretty bad lsat Monday. by
letting a big trunk fall on it.
He might have to have the fin.
ger amputated. but we hope it is
not so bad,
:, w. H. Anderson, Of Celina. is
here this week, representing the
United Life and Accident Insur.
ance Co., of Concord New Hamp'
shire. Mr.. Anderson had the
paper sent to his brother. Lee. @
resident Of Gallatin.
O. P. Gentry filled his appoint.
mepts Sunday morning and night
at the N. E. Church. II you
faild to hear either of the two
sermons, you missed an Up.
portunity Of hearing two COED,
practical sermons.
Wheeler Birdwell and family
left Thursday for Fresno. CAL.
where they intend making their
future home. Mr.. Birdwell left
q dollar at the Office for l year
subscription. Luck to you Wheel
er.
The Evil Thereof" showed
at the Gayety Monday and Tues
day night, was q crackerJack
good picture. That's what the
movie goers are saying about it.
1t well illustrated what money
would do. and the evil thereof.
80
No doubt you feel like you are
throwing money away when you
aduorfica hut MT co. leo inaf
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

|
Edgar Tinsley left Tuesday fol
st. Louis, Mo.
Ellis McCoin, of Whitleyville,
was here Saturday.
! The man that advertises is the
one that gets there.
Miss Bessie Draper has return
ed to Murfreesboro.
Jas. Braswell, Belknap's man
was here last week.
Riddle Young is having porch
added to his dwelling.
w. A. Johnson, of route 4, was
transacting business here last
week.
Ernest McDearman entered
the Bible school at Nashville last
week.
Joe Tinsley left last week for
Nashville, where he will enter
the Bible school.
Alta Smith, of Nashville, is
visiting his brother, E. o. Smith,
and family, this week.
Mrs. Kate West and family
spent Sunday with her parents
W. H. Sadler and wife.
Benton Stanton is here this
week, representing Hartford
Fire Insurance Company.
Miss Jessie Anderson, of route
4. was the guest Of her brother,
P. J. Anderson. Saturday.
The Cumberland river had it,
Sunday clothes on Sunday. 1
kept routes, l, 2, a, from making
the round for 2 or 8 days.
T. M. Ragland. one of Jackson
county's hustling farmers. o.
route 3, was here Tuesday, anC
subscribed for his home paper.
Leap Year having skunk int
history. the courageous nader
may now pop the question with
out havirg it slammed at her fol
the rest of her days.
There was a great deal of tall
about organizing a Gainesbort
Commercial club. Is it dead.
It would be the greatest thing
the town could have. outside of ,
Salvation Army.
w. F. Sadler, C. & M, trans
acted business in the 7th district
Tuesday. laying homestead tt
Fannie Ragland. widow of ]. H
Ragland, decd. He was also il
Granville Wednesday.
| )
Walter Cherry. of Cookeville
was here Saturday. enroute tt
Lees Landing to see about get
ting some lumber loadhd on 8
barge. Mr.. Cherry is in the en-
ploy of a Cincinnati lumber com
pany.
Drs. s. B. and C. C. Fowler
have purchased the lot where
their Office now is. from John H.
Stafford. and will erect a foul
room building, consisting of lab.
ratory, operating room, consul
tation room, and reception room,
It will be a brick veneer and will
be equipped with all the modern
conveniences. The work will be
started as early as possible.
The citizens of any prosperous
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

The citizens of any prosperous
town or county are always pub
lie spirited enough and united.
Stand together work for the in
terest of the whole county or
town. Always stand ready to
do your part.
Don'tgrumble and spend your
time in prophesying failures, but
help to make every enterprise a
success. be it great or small. Be
energetic and enterprising and
yonr example will be initiated.
Make q start. Do your part now
by subscribing for your home
paper.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

Elijah Dudney mashed his
finger pretty bad lsat Monday. by
letting a big trunk fall on it.
He might have to have the fin
ger amputated. but we hope it is
not 30 bad,
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

No doubt you feel like you are
throwing money away when you
advertise. but not so. Its just
the feeling. You sell moro goods
with il, than you do without it.
Keep tab. and try it throughout
this year. II it doesn't pay why
do the people keep it up?
n. F. Anderson, will begin
work on his ferry boat as soon
as the river gets back in the
channel. Mr.. Alternately. Of
Nashville. is here to do the work.
Il will be larger than the old one.
He also has Q new engine, which
il now on the cid boat.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

will net state his age. merely saying
he was born Friday. March IL. "on .
stormy Night in Tennessee"
The two icosl-carrying railroads e.
teriag Chattanooga are practically
closed to shipments Of that commodity
into the city, and this action, has
brought to q focus the acute problen
OF fuel supply and threatens to work
severe Inconvenience. and peesisly
suGeriag. II is certain that unless
conditions are changed, the end OF
December will find the city in q vsry.
serisua prsdiesment. The c. y. .. .
T. p. Railway has annouaced that far
a period It will coufiscste rs per osat
OF all the coal shipped along Ice roe1.
The n. C. q ST. L. Is holding ell coal
In transit as q measure OF prscaution
against Q possible strike.
City Gem missioner Robert klltstt
has ternaiiy died suit for, asaees
damages against the twenty natn whe
we're relAtors In the custer -suif HE'D
against Elicit By Attorney Harry 3.
stokes last year The commissts.sr
was suspended BY Judge Mstthsvs e
the commissioners. but va. later rsin-
stated. Realtors took appeal. az tie
Supreme Court affirmed the rsinstass-
meat. He claims that the prssseuftsa
was unwaFranted and that As vs. 49,
aged thereby. The SUR vas ele9 salF
4 few hours after c. c. Trsbas IL
been acquitted Of the eharss q nsf~
aerins Harry 5. stokes. vk0 - sftnr
ssy ~ he relstsrs IN ~ szs>r -
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Wie fiI6ersla den GAeg wiss.
Son seem qarsfon.

Bon Often 6er lam Der S6nssz
ffurm idneibenb unb taIt. Ct bsuIts
uHo t1n8tt I'm Bic BON Gturm gez
trimmten ateferu uno trieb oamps
Feuoe SnntepoIten bor fid bet. gis
nige 3ags binouy4 bate Der Gturm
NIT unbamin0erter araft gspiiet,
aber an britten Gage 6sgann er obs
5uflduen, mo gsgtn Mittug 3errifez
Sic DOIt,R IN JsBsn, Elm Stit4en
BON blaun 6immsl lugte bsroor uno
bic SpnRe mari lsuatenbs Strableu
iber ht Snieln anb oas psibe els
6eosdt. Wtser, bag iiA mad dueH
Soften bin nus0tbnte.
Sn Isiuer 6utte ouf gfer5 Iab Der
alte Slider San un6 Jap burh ods
5eniter. ST fhteH Don unrube srfiiqt.
ab unS gu fpraug Ct pl0Blia auf
uno ging nit idDsrsn S4rittsn in
Der Gtubs auf Aab HieOer. SIS CAB
stpas, 0as in ben IeBten 9agat fein
@emlt b.oriidte unb ibn beiHabt
fraut Dor uHru6t ma6te. 5n Den
lsBten 9agen tpayen 70 manasrIsi
Gerii6tt iber bic feline s5nid gs3os
gen; it tr3dblten bon BEN aId3ug
bes i6peoifden 4etrss aber ees
9eer uno pie ihntu Die f.inblidsn
aruppsr auf Den Gsrfen folsteR
9nleBt botte er geaort, mas FG uor
oem Sturm ~sugetrasm BATH, uns Ga
bGtte nan er3dblt, 0aB fApsoifds
9atailpne ouf 5dmmerlan0 gcsben
morbea tparen. DIRT mar "a bsrmuts
LID 3um aampI sstommen, bern eli
mes Sages bate mai tncitsrn0e Sc
pe6rlaIben uno aanonen0eHner bers
nDmmen. Q6fr bGs battle Rur cine
3eitIang seoousrt uRo oaua mar
pieoer aass fiji geporbsH.
gigsntIih, mauie 6ii9rsJan,
aing i'm ods aQss gar ni6ls an.
MenigIsns tudts sr ts fid stn5ures
oen. So tonnte ibm ia siStntlid
eleiagdItig 5sia, pss Hber istas 5n.
fsl bsrri6e = Oh Il ShpsOsH Goer
RuHsu poreH, osrsu er feline Stsus
trn h3nblte. Dem mem Fl oua 81
gehoram hofte. bor anem bate e.
Teine sisuer at JabItn, Dus nuBts
II INNER fhon Sis fproasa pom
9ntsxIono unb busltid9eu obsr
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1pfeeerbolt fih Sic @ei0idte?

1npOIaon Der grte fhrieb utr Observation-Disclosures 6rantreds
nt Gnglano in Ieinen 9femotren:
-Gte p~erifiebenen C~ranafiden) 8orhldge rlr6en 5urifgepieen
sic Daren nlr einel g2inHertm aHnebnbar, 0as prfid berebt ge
Defen mare. 6reoeu an ihleBen 6gn mo Elm DtrtIiher @unih 8u einem
eirbernebaen at ton1nlen. bor5onoen ft fomnt bic 9et1n6igrng
raid.
9ide mieoerboIten Qblebmngen 8eigen flar, Ue Denig gngIanoI
ben 5rie0en Doate. aaes. mas es moltet mar, 3tt geptnnen.
en1en 8erheer gnglanos In 2lmentQe GJreoen non Qrnebiae
1900 a43u(aHen, bdtte iBnt 5aben uno SpIn6el in Die 8on0 gege6en
6mdt e8 cine neue aooIitton meber fonne. Sn @irffhfet baten 6em
0ud 0e be6ieoeuen Anibldge Der britiden Regprung feuen an6eren
grfolg, as ben 5rie6en Gin Sobr lang 5uiif8u6alen. Der 6reoen
ben England NIT folder 8era6tlng i'm Sa1ar 1900 mad Dem 18.
Qrunatre ~5urldDies, umo ben e5 I'M Sabre 1901 am q. 92ara mad.
iafe.
Sn 3anuar 1900 udrb 6raafreid nm 6rieben. 9orb Brenbide
auhportee nit elmer Slut bon 9eiAtmpungen, nobel r Die merhpIrs
bKher 8ebanphngen oufteate. lno nun mar es 6rielbe Qor6 PBren-
bile, bet ais cine 0unIt 0aIm bot I'M 5rfe6en NIT Der 9epubdf ber-
bahoeln gn birfen, rnb l1 iogdr erbot fir 0iie. @na6e NIT 6~eonoeren
3ugetdn0nfen SIT be5nblen.
Tim peode 1eiGonen uaren in8pHbn 0e brtiiheu Soften &C..
nahin2
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bari nidt iein glber neil einmal
Den 3eutiAen Die auBerfte Strafe if
a%rgeiBluift moroen, biirfte on Elm
befanntes @leidnis bonn 3etlfe[ Or.
inert mer0eH.
gs miro er3d6l, 0aB 9eeI8ebub
eiflmaI ieine @etreuen Su einem gro.
BEN glat I'M iid iammelte. CT mad
te ibnen 8orteaimgen, 0aB me9r see.
len fir iein Reia gefnomen 1Deroen
muBten, uno fraste iie, mas fie tim
moaten.
Gin 1eufel nnttuortete: n@ir mol.
len ben Meniden Iageu, es gibt tel.
men @oftl4
ga bIeibe 6u idon gu SmieI~
~erioioerfe Der alte. alleber ben
@obn iin6 Die Menlden biHollg.~
Sin 3neiter idIug Dor sd ipia
ibnen iosen. Seius Gbrtitus 1T nidt
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gsporfsn rnb iibtt 6as Sis eIsiten6
mitoeiaIeiEj, obHe irgenoetnen 69a,
ben 3u netdIen.
ais bic GIii@tIlrge auBer 66Abs
peite Der Idpepii6eH GtnsHre ge.
tommtn p0ren, bisItsu iie BITE pIeroe
an ua0 biz 3erItrsgten S6aren lDurs
ben nitosf BON Den 2ffi5irea ace
idmmsft, Die unier nitoen Gpmndn=
o~orufeu Int 9untsI umDeripNnatcu.
6tfner,3 Son Dur0e Dor aulatff aee
Fiibrt, Der umgebtn bou etnem 1eil
ieiner Gff5iere boiaB, pdbrsup bic
aDiaten eilen tpeitsn areis rings Inn
i9n bilbftsu.
auInefI briifts i'm bsbtnb Dor
Dut stpa8 sutgegea uu0 oer ,9ols
mstTa riff: v8erraisri MsiBt ou,
mas bein 9obH IT, glenber, Or ba
uns ms ilrt gefibrt boit?"
Gii4ers gan fdbIte 9robe 8rsuoe.
gr itano lpie i'm 9raum ba, o6nt
Elm Mort 81 ingsn, unD la6slts Iia.
s9u bift gum 2pos perutieiIt
rief Der 9olsletf6 .8er Gentral fat
Did sum 5n6e perurtetlt."
GlfdsrsJan iaqtIte. Gr 6orts NOD,
nie Die Gofotsn I'M i'm berum iislen,
unb er oants oaraH, bdB Is ION gss
aliia mar, bic tIetre Ghar idpeois
l6sr Solbateu 5u retten, unb 0aB bic
RufIen auriidgeidIagn narn.
aulneFf ntntte einlsen guiatsn,
Die inn 5unaaR gu pfsros iaBsn
sic ritlen fort, Dauotsn Die BferbE
uno iagteu nit gefdqteu 2nn5su auf
Slider San FOB.
ST FAB rubig Dor f9 Gin. Gsine
Qugsn IeuhtstsH uu0 Iein Muno ID
delts. Damn mari Ct cen aopf 5its
rid unb rief NIT Giegesiabel in Der
6timmt: .4Is irsitr Maun!'
SIN ud4Isn Qugenbiif riItn bic
2anSsn feline 8ruR auf. Die Sierue
%bsgnnnen Dor isiHen QugeR gu tan
3en, in GtHittrni5 osrIant bic Milas
ItraBs unb, ndbrsno ieiH 9lut auf
ben psiBm Sanss itr0Hlte. per tit
6~ttrntuli6t Iaatslte, lenttpIa DIS
erobs 8untsI la6te Rbsr lsine
augsn.
Die SrDmptteu fGmetterttu uno
Die aoIalsn ritten tnrt DON oeal
T6peOii6sn 2onoj ous Gis tsaWts
nnb oroapte inter Den 9aisn pfH
Sauieuoen Don pfsroeH,
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ep be Sic sentldlen ber genftl.4
Gmgelaflot

Sin einer friiberen Summer Der
.geutidomerifaniihe @tonntsidriit4
fogt or. aarl 0etlolD SeIien: g8enn
bier Die groBe Seimiudung nifi
@an6el Idafft, 10 1ole bier Die
ggntiden ser EeiifeI MD bic Sta
tiff. ST 6ieier miro oauu idliaB.
lid All leIen iein, mie D~ielgesdllte
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