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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-05-09

L. B. Blanchard and Frank Hill
spent last week in Chicago.
A. J. Peters was a business caller
in Strawberry Point the first of the
week.
Miss Bertha Putt has been nursing
in the Roy Culbertson home near
Wood.
A convention of the Woman's Home
Missionary society was held in the
M. E. church last Thursday and Fri
day.
Harry Martin came home Friday
from his work near Littleport
Mrs. R. j. Bixby spent a few days
in Oelwein last week.
Robert Wheeler, who works at In
dependence, was home the last of the
week.
Jess Lewis was up from Manches-
ter Friday.
/ Edgewood friends were surprised to
hear of the marriage Of Miss Madgt
Coolidge to Mr.. Claud Hindal, which
| occurred some time ago.
The school house caught fire Sat
urday, but by quick work the fire
was put out before great deal of
damage was done -
Mrs. Charley Scovel has rented
rooms with Mrs. Sprague and will
live there for the present.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-05-09
II. L. KELSEY
Cash Paid for Cream
ONEIDA.

Mrs. Fred Woelert Of Edgewood
spent Wednesday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Mosier.'
Mrs. Lee Burbridge of Manchester
spent Wednesday at the F. NJ. Bur-
bridge home.
I. Spear of Delaware was bust
ness caller here the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander and baby
were calling on friends here the past
week. .....
Mrs. Haight and daughter Dora were
shopping in Manchester Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Aucutt of
Dundee spent Saturday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Bushnell.
George Cox was Colesburg visitor
Sunday
The members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety will meet with Mrs. Perry
Haight Thursday, May 10, for a bust
ness meeting.
B. X. Hansen was called to Benson
Thursday on account of the death Of
his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Funk of indie
pendence were in town Sunday en-
route home from Greeley, where they
had been called by the serious Illness
of their sister-in-law, Mrs w. Funk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Bushnell and
children visited relatives at Coles
burg over Sunday.
Miss Martha Drallet spent Sunday
with her mother at Lamont.
Mrs. A. G. Martin of Oklahoma Wis
tied Sunday with Mrs. Chas. Ferris.
Miss Dora Haight went to Greeley
Monday, where she will work in the
| Hockaday hotel. .....
Several from here attended home
Talent play in Delhi Thursday even
ing.
The young mems gospel team from
Fayette had charge of the services on
Sunday in the NJ. E. church, in the
absence Of the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Coop
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-05-09
EARLvILLE.

Harmi Hubert of Bennett, Neb.,
was a guest of relatives and friends
in town few days during the week.
Mr.. Hubert reports the feeble con-
dition of his aged mother living at
Manchester, who has attained the ripe
age Of 80 years, the cause of his visit
back to Iowa.
Mrs. Grace Wood is expected home
from California the first Of this week.
Mrs. Wood has been in California
since last November.
A meeting of the alumni of the
Earlville high school was held Mon
day evening, May Z, at the home of
Mrs. G. B. Rogers to perfect plans
for the annual alumni banquet.
Fred Seger is erecting new set
of buildings on his farm at Almoral.
Rev. A. w. Virgins preached at a
union service held in the NJ E.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-05-09
Today's Sheer.

Lots of men think they are deep
because they have that sort Of voices
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-05-09
church last Sunday evening.

church last Sunday evening.
Mrs. Mike Ocker of Orangeville, ILL.,,
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Young. Mrs.
| stopped here for a visit at the home
Ocker was returning home from Cali
fornia where she had spent the win
, ter.
The ladies of the M. E. church took
in $1S7 from their May Day dinner,
supper and bazaar The ladies have
also received since their last election
in November, from various sources,
$55.25, making total Of $242.25 re-
ceived since last November meeting.
Ed. Smith, who is employed in Mt.
Vernon, was here last Monday for a
short visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. M. Smith. Ed. has enlisted
in the United States coast artillery
and departed Tuesday for Jefferson
Barracks, Missouri. Lawrence Ken
dali has enlisted in the hospital corps
and is stationed temporarily at JEFF
ferson Barracks. Ben Couchman, son
of Rev. and Mrs. T. B. Couchman
recently enlisted in the U. S. Navy in
Chicago.
Mrs. Mary Harris is visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. c. E.
Mueller and family in Cedar Rapids
and is becoming acquainted with a
recent addition of young son born
born to the Mueller family last week
Harold Baker was recent visitor
from Waterloo with his parents here
The ball game at the high school
athletic park Wednesday afternoon
between the high school teams OF
Colesburg VS. Earlville, resulted in a
victory for Earlville by a score of II
to 10. The Colesburg team was cred
tied with the most hits, but costly
errors lost the game for them.
Mrs. Glen Carly will be hostess to
the Young Ladies society of the Con-
gregational church Monday evening".
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-05-09
500 Reward. 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages. and
that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
Influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous
Surfaces of the System thereby de-
stroying the foundation of the disease.
giving the patient strength by building
up the constitution and assisting ma
ture in doing it's work. The proprie-
tors have so much faith in the curative
powers of Halls Catarrh Cure that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for list
Of testimonials.
Address: F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo.
Ohio. Sold by all Druggists. 7bc
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-05-09
Proper Food for Weak stomachs.

The proper food for one man may
be all wrong for another. Every one
should adopt a diet suited to his age,
and occupation. Those who have weak
stomachs need to be especially careful
and should eat slowly and masticate
their food thoroughly. It is also i'm
portant that they keep their bowels
regular. When they become constipat-
ed or when they feel dull and stupid
after eating, they should take Cham
berlain's Tablets to strengthen the
stomach and move the bowels. They
are easy to take and pleasant in eff
feet. For sale by A. G. Philip.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-05-09
Best Remedy for Whooping Cough.

Last winter when my little boy had
the whooping cough I gave him Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy" writes Mrs.
]. B. Roberts, East St. Louis, III. ut
kept his cough loose and relieved him
of those dreadful coughing spells. It
is the only cough medicine I keep in
the house because 1 have the most
confidence in it." This remedy is also
good for colds and Group. For sale by
A. G. Philip. 49,.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-05-09
Road to HaDDineSS,

Be amiable, cheerful and good natur-
ed and you are much more likely to
be happy You will find this difficult,
If not impossible, however, when you
are constantly troubled with consti-
patton. Take Chamberlain Tablets
and get rid of that and it will be easy
These tablets not only move the bow
els, but improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion. For sale by
A. C. Philip.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-05-09

mans Foreign Missionary society of
the Congregational church was held
here Tuesday. afternoon and evening.
There was a number of delegates
from Manchester and Almoral pres
ent. Addresses were given by Mrs.
Valentine of Chicago, and Mrs. Towle
of Grinnell, both ladies being very
interesting speakers.
Sam T. Holdren was successful in
bidding for the erection of six county
bridges at recent letting. He will
build the bridges in this part of the
county, two in Colony township, two
in Delhi and two in North Fork. He
and his crew of workmen will soon
start work, and are now getting their
camp and cook wagons ready.
Rudolph Jones of Dubuque, has
purchased the property Of A. L. Davis
known as the Earhart building. 1t
is quite probable that Mr.. Jones will
tear down the building and erect a
modern dwelling on the lot some
time in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wellso were Della
ware visitors Sunday.
A landscape artist from Des Moines
has been engaged in laying out the
new school grounds for the planting
of shrubbery and flowers. A. E.
Lefevre will furnish all the shrubs
and plants from Pleasant Hill nurs-
cry. The work began Saturday,
w. H. Clute returned from Vivian,
South Dakota, last week, where he
! took large shipment of cattle to his
farm. ..
Word was received by Mrs. Pauline
Noling this week, stating that her
husband, Frank Noling, who is TAX
ing treatment at the Iowa State Hos
pital at independence, was in very
precarious condition. Mrs. Noling
departed at once for independence.
Late reports are he is slightly i'm
proved but still in very critical
condition.
Mrs. F. Nagel is making some
very extensive Improvements on her
residence property. She had the old
siding removed and is adding two
new porches, on front and back, and
will have the buildings all painted
and when completed will have one
of the most desirable residences in
town.
On Tuesday, May LIST, the electric
current from the high tension line
of the Iowa Electric company was
turned on in Earlville. The meters
have all been changed for the alter
mating current and the motors have
all been installed. The municipal
direct current generating plant at
Earlville is thus superseded by the
high tension juice There has been
no franchise granted to the Iowa Elec-
trio company in Earlville. However
the town has a contract with that
company to furnish electricity for
distribution over the lines owned by
the town at the rates of three to five
cents per kilowatt, with a monthly
minimum charge of $62.50. The
rates established by the town for pa.
irons remain unchanged and are
to 10 cents per kilowatt with mini
mum monthly charge of rs cents
There is some talk of reducing the
rate to patrons for power purposes
to seven cents per kilowatt.
P. L.. Haas has accepted the posi-.
ton as marshal and superintendent
of the Earlville waterworks and will
also have charge Of the local electric
| lines. Mr. Haas began his new duties
May list. He was appointed at a
special meeting of the town council
the previous Friday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-05-09

Get Rid of Your Rheumatism.
Now is the time to get rid of your
rheumatism. You will find Chamber
lain's Liniment great help. The
relief which it affords is alone worth
many times its cost.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-17

IIm iidrr tu esben, bab j.btr
Gts,isrpfIi6tis. Isinm g,ridt untsrs
brsttr Iino nus qrbsitetbsr psrpflins
e. benz Binnsnitsusr gigntbmsr ol.
2amen zines isotn i,iEer elnstftlIs
ten, Der pdbr.nb b,s Sahr,s $500 ob<r
rrebr BON ibm trbnltsn bdt, ein3ubss
ritkn. Die g,ri1is miH.n, fpis be-
-eits ans.fiibrt an obsr por bsm /.
Tdr3 1918 untsrbreiisi ipsrbsu, bod
rbaItsn bic Sisu.rpfIi6tissn cine
Erif bis gum 15. Suni 1918, um ibre
Stnsru gu be5abku.
DOS gefsb maht Is bsm Steuers
sabl.r CUR pfIi9t ben solicitor 5ipis
den Stm /. Sanuar unb /. Wdr3
1913 riif3uiuhtn. @isIe aeuk iiub
Der 4niidt, m,un fs isiu Dormular
srbaltsn Db,r Der Resierunssbeamts
niat roripri6t, bann Isisu iis fr.i bon
Ssr pfIiHt ben 9sri3t ausauittIlen.
Dies IN mtfhisbsH ein Srribum. Gs
IN sernbe umssssbrt. Der Sisusrs
,abIsr tat bic Rssieruns uufsufufsr
unS t5ai ,r oiss niHt 'inurbaIb Der
porpsitrisbsnsn 8sit, IN sr Elm 9s'
issesitsrtrs!u unb bic RssisruHg
mire ibn nit ibrsn Strafsn bsims
iuheu",
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1as ainberbeint
gittst, isinr Heiusn Suiaiisn sa &c.
neufeu.

elnasii6ts Der bpDritebutbtu Ssf.
,sit In, lp.la.r bic Sersen iiir frstnps
ytotb unb tiir bas nanntofochs usis
Der alrtm.n(d,eu a.tpopnltc, tmpforlo,
|Iider itnS. appslI.rt aud Bic n,iiurl
bes aInDerb. inns tpi.ber an bic aJlilos
tbdtidt,it bsr pepOlteruuo Don Cir
ciunati unb ina b.ionosre an aIIe sins
b,rIrsuubs nm fraftias llmsrItiisuua
bs isosnreidxu Suititutss. Dir MuS@
onben besi,lb,u jinb felt ter er6iis
r ruuo ssr 8lp,iooniiult In WlabiToupili,
um siu Orit,sl oeitl,aen. unb bi, aan,
ouberorbmtlihs glr,lgsrb5buuo fur
al. aeb,nsb,L.irfniiIe mo.bt an6 s.r
Qsituuo bes Rinbtrbsfrns midi as
riuo, Gpro.u. Dosi.lbe nirb ia oaII,s
iib ourh freitpiII,1, gobsu srbcl,sn
psIte IN Ssu Ttit,etttn Sea Sa6,es
In r,iGltderem WoRe sin,niar.f n
piI,o.n. liub bic Qlnfolt ipsIde i;b
itit 70 Diel,n Sabrsn urn bi, IiI.,f
uns be ersistnne ,It,rnIei.t oo.r rsrs
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aleine YoliseisNabrihten

- 5rmi Gate Romruers, t25 @eit
Z. StraBe, neIoete Der Boli5ei, oob
Elm etpa 30jdbriger Waun, Der in ibr
Saus fam, angeblid Inn elm Simmer
Su mietbcn. eine 9orie nit 5000, Die
uni einem Siide lag, erttrpenoet babe.
- glus ben 3intmern Don aarl
Goher uno GrnIt GiQer, a Garfield
glaee, tDurSen seltern Sipei Sano,
taiden nit Sntstlt i'm 1eiaHurtDertbc
bon S3s seitoblen.
gIueult 9dlIman, GrItnaton
Sei9bts, iuurSe seitern friib Dor Der
Irlage Der Union 1iItiaerp 60, rs.
StrnBe, Cartilage, bon einem tpeiben
Strabeubdnotten aneehoIten uuo ae.
5iuuugeu, irineu ReooIper I'm @ertpl
pom $12, iorpie ieine gaoridait ini
9ctroee pon 80 Gents berdl,s5useben.
Ter 9urid,e bate sfpei HepoIper, oie
er ieinem Spfer Dor Sie gtaie belt,
ols CT BEN Houb ausfiibrte.
- Carrie @clIenDeoer, 1881
Sirabe. beridtgtr Der 9oli,
5ei. baB Elm Sarbiger. Der aeitern
ylnfmtttoo IN ibr @eihdit fam, I'M
einen Soib 9roo gu fuufen. pibrenO
lie oos SerInngte eirlpofte, oie 9ai.
ienifublaoe I'M SIS geplitnoert unb
oaHit oas @eite geiudlt babe.
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D sfusIxbenbs fJorbsrungen. bic Ii9
nls iusrtbios eripitifn tobeu unb thots
il4l;1 asifridsn fporbsn iinb.
s) Qfnns1mbars Gntihdbisuns fir
abnivuns bss I'M GsI4dftsbstritb be.
rubifn gietntbun,s.
ID gsitrdas fiji rsIi3iois, ipobltb6tis
ss, piifsniduftfi4e Obsr srsisbsrii6s
,2pede, bod biirftn bisielben niht
ii5er Is pro5snt oes Rtto Ginioms
mems beirassn.
lin eint aonfufion In ben bier ps:s
iuisOena StslsrpepfIi6tunesH Sa
p<rmeiotn, biirfte bic nnHits6snps,
,duBsrit sinfade aoliulction in ans
iusnbuns stbratt iperbsn: 2ebiee
perfonen: 3pet pro5snt nuf
einfommsn iibsr $1,000 unb bic gu
$4,000; - ptsr prujent ouf ole
einiommsn ilber $4,000. Rn9bsm bic
$4,000 grsnSs iiberifrittsn 1T, iommt
s'ns tpsit,rs Steusr (Surtar) in Be
rednuns rnb 5nnr Elm prossnt ouf
j'bes Unit Don $500.
0trbeiratbete perIonen
tManr Obsr grna) 3bei pro,ent
auf einiomnsn iibsr $1,000 unb Bis
Su $4,000; pisr prpssni auf alIs
einiomm,n iibsr $4,000. au9 in bi.s
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cscar 8. sd,,nibf,
Gieeut9imtr bee Sampfsrs yGiteas@,
ieit bem Gissans ON Gsnners.
tag beridDwanben.

eyrou Oscar s. Sfmibt, 222 Meii
3. Strabe, gfetpport ap., meIoete ee.
Itern Der YoIi5ei, oob ibr 33jdbriger
@atte, Oscar 8. S9niot, eisentbii'
mer oes DunIpfers .@iteae", felt les.
ten Ionnerstag, oils oos Gis i'm Ohio
SIub pIosIiA in geipeeung serietb
nno aIles, ipds iid) ibm in ben @eg
itelite, mit fi6 rib, peridmnnben lei.
Gle gab on, oub Sdnti6t ibreri RatD.
ioriduingen 5iiioIge, lid sur 3eit niif
ieinem Sdiff beinnoen babe, oos bis
itn6 Iurora, SnS., getrie6en tporben
iei. 9ort babe ibr 8atte oasieIbe Der.
Iaiien tpoIien uno lei SIT oieiem 8ped
allf elm grobes GisfIob geiprungen,
UNI 70 an Dos Sono 3u gelangen. Yie
aueen5elieen ertIdrtert babe er oas
llfer nid3t rrreiht uno iei uidj
itiht mebr geieben poroen. ia ale
ltinItdnbe onraiii hi,3ielen, bab Der
Uiann BEL benz gerilif it'd in Cider.
belt gu bringen, ins 1eaiier geitiir5t
uno errunfen lit. Bat Die sSrou ole
Soffnunq. i'm pieOet lebenb 5n ieben,
aufgeeebelt. erfldrte o6er Der 9oIbei.
bhb tie piIlens lei, S25 Belubmtng
iiir ole aaffinoun3 Der 9eid,e ooer an.
eere n1bere anstrnft iiber oas SdJid'
Ial ibreS @dften 3u be5nblen.
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3ie engliidbe Sabne.

Sm 2pric Sbeater er1ffnets
gtfterr Q6enb Der IrasOoe RO6ert
RaHtta isin 9aitIpisl uno spur nit
Sbateipeares vRiaaro ILL.," gr niro
Ton elmer tii6tissn @sTsai6aft mters
fiiBt, 10 OaB Das Drama in padenber
Weiis bsrausgebra9t hurbe. 6sute
abeur gelongt .Soml,t" sur Quffi9s
ring nit Rantsu aIs Ssr Ddnenprin3
rnb 5rl. SeHeOi0e 9amper als Spbes
ia.
Sn Der Rorolanb qlaso, ben
prd dttiesn Jtlm.btutsr ouf bem vi te
Strose Berg, iomn1t btsIs Dcne ons
foIoerbs proernmm sur GuffiihrInJ:
Man from Balm
t.b pOit, Douglas Gairbdnts. -
9ienstas: 91s St6bers, grp mi
0aTh6urn. - Mittpob: aopsrtur.s
Of Gnrpl, Dlabge @Dans. - Donher3 b
tag: Wnte Of tie SaGp Qtnn, Di. .R.
Mtnter. - Jrsitas: Strunbeb in Grs
cabp, Tlrs. @srroH GaitIe. = Sawss
tag: Gbe SutIioer, Gmmp @sblen.
SIN Gmprsb 5tsater tsbsu
in bieier WUde bic gu
Sputbern Scrennbers, Elm Wldbs
d en- unb elm Naun, an Der Spiss oes
programms. Gs 1T cine Iuittge 9es
ieQituft, fpslhe IutpObi 9siduse uHo
sGn& in rSlb aentadp before tbe
g8or", oils au4 SaHosgtopttdteH Oorz
,lbrsn pirb. anbers 5,ummsrH ftno
RE Strntforb Gomsbp Sour, Elm
Quartet, oas bic neusItsn Climber iin>
gen ptrb; ferner Searn unb Butter,
eis sinen 9uHSatt gum geiteu seben;
bic SGnserin WlanbeIla pbiIips uno
Ter 3umorift 9eorSe Uic 5ebo,n.
perben i'm l'niperial Deetz
Ip Die ueusiieH @anoeIbiIber porgez
iGbrt perbfn.
Den 8sTu6ern oss SIpmpic
Z btctsr itsbt in oisier Wode Elm
tsionbersr gsnub beDor. Die Social
ftnb erIhisnsn. uno sDar in
arpbsr GsfsqI6aftstOtIs.ts. Die 9ors
nsbmbsit 1T aber MIR GuberIid. 0enn
ss sisbt sins iebr OOltstbiimlite Bur
Leslie, bic .5bs gOps Grpm Soms"
bsibt. unb in luitiefter Weif liberties
beus gsieIfdaftIihs aqiireu perfifliri.
Wilis 9arrops. Sam Wrigbt, Sebbp
0epOHi, ,Sad piLInrb. Settle 5iatt
uno nnoers iinb bic GauptbaritsIler.
Ter Gbor i'm eIdnSsueitsn OeculIstss
biIoet ni6t bic ssrinsfts Gttrattipn.
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rarb rnb 6arriIOu 4bsnus. gra9ts
rassou geristb in 9ronb. S9absn
$25; Pig Sour Gifsu6abnJ 6. Strobe
inb Rtlleresi, sinit0diesr Sduppen.
S9aDsn $50; Erisnt Manufacturing
60, 34O0 Spring CrOps 2lDenue,
G4uppen burd GuHfsn aus elmer Go
iomotIDs in 8runb seisBt, S4aosn
S75; Rate airfdner, 172 Deitnooe
4psnae, 5iihnerituG, eeriefb IN graub.
als bic Grau bort Elm 3iinobol8 ms
Strob fallen Iieb, S6obeu $25; Geo.
glais 1927 Solicit gRHus. Geusr
rur9 sinen f6oobuften aamiu oerurs
ln9t, Sdqben $25.
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Saier 8. editbr, AIrausria.
Gr iuIl eiuselabrH mrOsu, bic 6u,
TrOt .IattbdHs@emsinbs sn
ibtrnebmen.

So in 4usfht por5rnosn, eab iia
fie 30. Bret. Wat.ldus 8sm.inos
aus ibr,n Wirren berauspinoet, lpss
nisiisns ipurbe ibr sefsrn our4 pa
itor Snns Saupt sir Wss setuisisr.
Die 9smsinbe mar ssif.rn Rndmittas
piebs' gu einsr GrtraosrIdmmluue sus
'dmmsneetomn,n, bic unter gorlis
ees grdIioenEn 6errn GsOres pfsifs
fer uRf Der Yroto,Ouiitruus bes S.z
,retdrs 5errn 5ans 3itsIer ftattfanb.
pnfior Suns Snupt nor aIs Wsrtres
ier bss unabhdneigsn grebissrpeteins
srfhisn,H uno pieoerbpIte bic Dffsrte
ron paitor 9. S6a.br aus aIerans
Drin, Sp.. bic bel elmer iriiberen @slss
stnbs,i niht rifttg Dor bic gsmsinb.
eebra4t mar. bsnn ionii pdre iie iss
Stnfals bnmaIs idon angenommen
vorbsn. pnRor S9asbr, bern Der Ruf
ppranosbt. bab sr b,iOnpsre Gisens
.faft.n unb gdbigtsiteH b<fst, I'M
beruntlrsebrafts Gemttnbsn pi.bsr in
lie 55be 5u briHssn, bal iicb srbot.n.
pie gsmeinbs brsi Wonate lang aui
lerpb. ,u iib.rns5rnsn uno pibrsnb
tidsr Sci, isiu W5glititss ,u Osrius
den. ei. alim WitsIisrr suriidsus.'
pinnsh, tur; oi, Gsmsiros Don
g.usm ouiJubausn. gt bsbisrt bic
pemsinbe p6brsnb oi.lsr 3eit obne
tSsbali uno p,rInnsi nai. bab ibm bic
Wpbnunssuistbe psrslitsi rDirb. Stsut
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