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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-02
Morning train leaves at 7:so.
Eyes tested free by Stonfer
Cherries for sale. Phone 1884.
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Camping parties are the order Of che
day.
stoufer. the jeweIer. makes 'em
e" Geo. johnson ~a. /. Lewiston visitor
Monday.
Pansma hat time is here. sss Carl.
sons line.
A fine large tent Tor rent. See
Dad Miner. n.
Joe Barbes ~as passenger for Lew
listen Monday.
carlson's Panama hats are here. Did
you Get yonFsf
Clare cliff. ~ Lewiston, spent Sun.
day 10 Ne4peree.
Long or short hnuls iek-Ber.
rvs dray line. Il.
Res. r. ii. Psrsig wens 10 Cottonwood
sendny afieFuoan.
Gien Miller aaAe she ssaad trip T.
I.eaiaton Saturday.
Haekiebefslss are repeFsed quite
plentiful this year.
G. r. Berry i sporting aFopnd vita .
bras new day wagon.
some ~ the fafmeFs have commenced
binding their fail grain.
~ = Peterson, u 0snesee. vas Wis
ifar In oar elty Sunday.
Cherries are ripe now and tAers y .
big erop on this prairie.
Jess Kitchen WA up from kamiah
the forerart q The seek.
Al the r. o. store, Mrs. Lyon
pure homemade candy,
James Marker left Monday for .
business trip 20 Mohtana.
0ordon Gale isfs Tuesday for visit
with bis parents - 0aksdaie.
carlson's fall suit samples for
men are in. Yours is there.
noilie McgiuiFc weus g. lewiston sat
urdny 10 virit uish Der parenta-
Mrs. Dixis Davis went 90 Lewiston
yesterday for few days visit.
FOR SALE Ford ear, in first.
class condition. G. ]. Miller.
AZ Banman. Of Spokane, has accepted
a position in Maek's barber shop.
Deputy sheriff wallace, Of Asosin.
was : Nexperec visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Hazel wkesioek, d 0rofino, Wis
tied friends in NezpeFee yesterday.
Allen Ramey was ~ from Lewis'ot
last week. returniug home Friday.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-02

MIS-. Fred Brash and the children are
expected bone today from visit with
friends and relatives in Spokane, Ritz
vile, Rockford and other points in the
lsalshse country.
L. w. Robinson and family were IN
town from Lewiston the forepart Of the
week enroute TO the Oxford mine east
Of Pierce where they win enjoy a week
camping out and fishing
Tom Stevens, John Osborn, Bert Teft
and l. II. Lowrey, Of Winchester, were
Nezperec visitors yesterday and Joined
he fffniers aut, excursion which left
today for Moscow via orofino.
Position desired by a compe-
tent, reliable and experienced
stenographer and office assistant.
Best of references. Address "a,
care of Herald Office.
AIRS. chas. Larson, who has been Wis
iting at the home Of her son, Albert
Larson, north Of town, for the past
month, returned to her home near Cur
lew, Wash, yesterday morning.
Esgene Burton returned home Tues
day evening from two weeks yaea-
tion which he spent with his parents at
palouse. He also visited other points
Of Interest IN the Inland Empire.
We have some of the best Alder
ia lands TO sell at $40 to $40 per
acre; small payment down, bal
anee 20 years time at b per cent
interest. Sharkey e. Stevens.
Dir. and Mrs. III. X. Morris and
son arrived the latter part of last
week from California for a visit
with Nezperce relatives. They
made the trip in their Overland.
c. W. b. n. meeting at Mrs. J. W.
Anderson : home next Thursday after
nosn, Aug. 9th, at $3.50 o'clock Mem
bers are requested 70 be present and
visitors are welcome. Mrs. J. W. Jami-
son, seey.
w. L. Ledbetter, A. Farmer. and
Jess Jefferis went TO Winchester
Saturday, after being sworn in as
deputy sheriffs' 10 act as guards
on the mill property of the Craig
Mountain Lumber Co.
@. w. Hueffner, who has been
with the Palouse Hardware &
Implement company for the past
six months, has resigned and ac-
cepted a position in kellogg, Ida
ho.-Palouse Republic.
All are rejoicing over the arrival Of
fine baby boy at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Hin on July 81. Mamma and
baby are doing nicely but Joe will prob
ably have to be taken 10 the hospital
il he don I soon recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Browning are re
joieing over the birth Of a big boy at
their home north Of AIohler on July 80
Curtis says he is a full Pledged repub-
lican but We have not heard Mrs
Browning 5 side Of the story.
Mrs. Geo. A. Metzger was an arriv-
al from Spokane Saturday evening and
WIN spend ten days or two weeks visit
ing her husband, Mr.. Metzger being
road foreman on the n. & l. Ry. Mrs.
Metzger was accompanied by her grand
son.
The partnership Of Nesler & Topper
has been dissolved and all persons
knowing themselves indebted at the bill
lard hall and confectionery are request
ed to call and settle the. same. Please
dom overlook this as the books must
be closed at once.
The following is a list Of those
who left this morning on the
farmers auto excursion to Moscow. A.
+. wade, Nick Jacobs, Mat Schmidlkof
er. c. w. Yates, Oscar Yates, w. L.
Tom Gauksheim, Nezperee;
Tom Stevens, ]. H. Lowrey, BeEs left,
John Osborn, Winchester.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-10
TRIED ron MlssDhR WHILE
SERVING ANprHER SENTENCE

OSSIN1NG, NJ n, March 10
Tried and acquitted on a murder
charge while hes Was serving d two
year sentence in kiag Sing for grand
larceny, Irving / Necbsler, aims
.WaKey Gordon, / walked out OF his
cell and away tot ay, free,
Weehsier, ebat ed with the MUIR
der OF Fred stras court clerk in
New York. was I ried few seak#
ago. His trial = apied II days aad
cost the city $4,000 One juror
lost $4,000 and another $4,000 be-
cause of jury service. Wechslar
used TO be Il senant OF the Bopey
Benny Fein gasg Of professional
strong arm mens strhe breakers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-10
TO ATTEND BANduET OF
osTEopaTHE ASSOCIATION

DR.. Amy Mar faoyi 81 Waxaha-
chic Will leave mis- afternoon fol
Dallas to attend the senli-annual
banquet Of tho S5rtheast Texas os-
|teopathie assoeil tion at the Oriental
hotel. this evening.
l9ateopathy has attracted the
Widespread atNntion and interest Of
the pihlie within the last few years
BY As eonqubt IN the healing art
and BY its Progressive thought on
all subjects EhIn to the suffering 81
The progkm of the northeast Tex
as doctors Ri this school wilt be Of
great intereat not only 10 Osteopaths
but to aogors Of other branches Of
the heaHm art and 70 the public
generally because Of the subjects Of
modern dought to be discussed
there I
pr. Y Clark Of Greenville, Or
Roy RuAell OF Fort Worth and. Dr.
H. 3. asono Of Temple, secretary
Of TIE tate association. win be
among3 ne distinguished speakers on
the bNquet program. Dir. Russell
#ill enss The saero-Iliae Joint.
He comment upon a principle
that AZ been applied BIZ osteopaths
sincy the foundation OF their school
and (Which is attracting much at
ten 1ha
e Officers Of the association arc
Dr p :. Harris. Dallas, president;
u Maud g Russell, Fort Worth,
v retary nr. Whitehead. Fort
4oftl. treasurer.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-10

Tigers from the Georgia league, Jas
been sent north on account OF his
arm and will not train with nj Z
team. Woods was overconlea fast
summer at the close OF the league
iii the east and suffered an hIury
to his arm from which he lAs not
recovered. He hopes TO get IN con-
dition In time to be Of someSxeryice
to Jennings before the saason is
over. Woods is side arnf pitcher
and undertook to ehang@ TO an
cverhansied throw on reedhmenda-
ton Of Connie Mack and Il was in
an attempt 10 throw an oxerhanded
bali that his avn snapped at the
shoulder and he has beef unable to
throw i ball since.
The youngster. like nlAfsy bushers,
undertook to- pull his pam out q
d hole BY pitching fopr games IN
eighth DAYS. As a result his baseball
career may be over.
The Tigers will so 10 Fort Worth
early tomorrow for game with
the Partners
q
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Methodist Church.

sunday school at a:4o q. NJ No
ether services od account OF the John
+. Brown revlvh
the Sunday SCHOOL had planned to
have five hundred in attendance last
Sunday, but on account Of the wealth
er the numbers present fell below
that mark. Tht effort has been re-
newed for TOMORROW and It is es-
peclally destred that five hundred
be present. Thf sunday school viii
close in plenty n tame to attend the
tabernacle reyiss nl. Those who have
not heretofore attended Sunday
school are reqdested q be present
tomorrow and lslp swell the attend
ance to five ht1,dred.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-10
new CHURCH IS |
To Be OPENED
IaIIpISG DF FIRST II sisi-
TERRAIN cs3S6REsaG
sooS 10 HI REAn
New Place ii Worship IL &e Open
ed Sunday, Marcis ~ Viii.
i Sunday school RAiiy
Public Invifedf

The new Preshyteg IN church
building viii be epe1 ia SUNDAY
week with a bic sundA school raj
~ service. All th Departments
will assemble in tn church audi
terfum where |eeial program
viii be rendered i
The entire bnt Ring will be
thrown open to vittoss and friends
ana the public extended eof-
dial invitation visit the church
on that sunday and at the close
q the program all viii be shown
through the b(ilding.
Tne gvmaJ Einm and equipment
viii be opeuto any person Ct the
city ragardfss OF their church re-
lations. AM will be conducted along
lines SINH + to that Of the Y. NJ. G.
A. Privilege cards can be secured
from IN Miller, Miss Cleo Ander-
son o4Rey. ID. B. Bell. Only those
hoIdi(g privilege cards may use
the Symnasiuni. AS the number is
.i;m6ed those who wish the cards
~ requested to. get them early
<Do not forget the opening service
!anday, Marc =. at s;45 q m
n
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Main street tarlstian Church.

Bible school h $40 a. m. Com-
munion serviees will be observed
Immediately aftEr Bible school aad
the regular nothing offering taken
before we dismiss FOR the tabernacle
meeting. It iss desired that every
one who can, tttend the regular
Bible school and communion service.
The union yoFfg peoples pFaAer
service will md It with as ii De
evening.
CHAs. A CiASTEEN. Minister
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-10
BURN VARlNAN IN
EFFBY III MISSISSIPPI

CLARKBsp 4 4. Miss March 10.
An eflisy e united states sena-
tor James y sardamaR Of Missjs-
sippi was 4 az the clarlrsdale
cotton eNehantf today and resolu-
tons we're add xteA by the eXchang9
condemning eator vaEdaman's ae-
tion IN opposilT the armed neutral
lty bill in the &enate.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-10
Csntral Pre- si.Nae1i.la Church.

Sunday school meets at $50 M
stead Of e:45 u snl during the meet
tne. All other sergices viii be held
at the taberna5e, joining in the
union meeting
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-10
,.......l..ss.''.
IN THE 4.rRclirs.
) : . . 80 4es9eees .
i.irsI liapEsI tIlNtfll.

the sunday sAaool vii meet Ct.
qs4s Il. chalth seryies AZ 1900
d. M: preaching ~ FaSteF =
Esall. the ofdlkoes d baptism
VIII be admimst1ed There vii oe
no evening sefyi
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-10
sod Reward.

a reward Of 90 win ne paid by
this company tfr the conviction Of
any one found guilty OF taking the
Daily Light from the yard or lawn
OF any spbserlber OF this paper EN
TGRPRIsn rsJhLIsHING COM
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issrs, s,resl,yteriaa Church.

No preaching yrvice tomorrow on
account tabeTnaep meeting sabaay
school at 9:45 insGhapnlan building.
viii ret into NV church ono week
from tomorrow
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Enisco,klI Church.

Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Services at 1880 p. m.
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ballard ,sstgllss Mission.

sunday sci1oolsat 1 P. N.
Evening SERVICES at 7sso by VIM.
sealy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-10

Sergeant H Thorne, from the
recruiting 81 ion ut Fort Worth
came dow yesterday and report
Cd to MAJ Ser Jennings hat he had
been defhled to the Tigers camp to
give pllitary training 70 the play
crs. /He spent the day watching
the players at practice and on Mon
a. viii begin regular military
FINS.
John II Wood, who came TO the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-10

Printing 70 #atisfy the most ex-
acting Tueksf the printer Job
printing. erb ! Csdg3
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-10
%Ae~~< ~~~~~%>
CALIFORNIA SENDS
OFT s. u. s. FOR
siFssENGE Bofs :

: SACRAMENTO. Il, March :
= 10. Messenger baSe anywhere =
= from 5 to Sc yea Of age are =
= greatly N tien3 Il in govern =
= naent department. here and III .
= San Franciscoi End Los Angeles =
= today The government Il Of =
y ferlng SIS $50 a month and =
y IN opportD hity to get an eiu- =
y cation an advance to q clerk :
= ship. Examinations are heing :
= l.eld HAav The offer, or rath- =
= er f1kntfc appeal. has had few :
= sal RS to date. :
= = y = = . = = 9 Z
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-10

Far result. aa.ertise in The LIeht
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-10
TOO L.ATH TO CLASSIFY.


The Waxahacaie high school
team defeated the Tyler team j. IA
debating contest here last aAsst bg
q decision OF two Of the s56dges TO
enc for Tyler II wass@ lively de-
butte between Mess.e Owen and
Beard for Tyler ~ eonnally and
HARDING for .Wxahaehie. Aeasrs.
Henry Tire. Erling Holland ana
t9yce Fasfar were judges. Special
ANmhezs We're aiyea to add q the
eieassre Of those present.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-01

N""s-Champion made ten to one
bet that Kaiser Won would dodge the
Issu" IN regard TO the commissioners
refusing a $4,000 tax rebate to the
Marbl" Co. Wc won it easily, but
hardly expected Kaiser Won to admit
III" dodge in two NOR columns Of
laundering
II certainly was up TO the commis-
sIoncrs to meet that issue and they
did 1t fairly rs business officers Of III"
county. What hurts the Empire. Is
that II wants to be in position to
damn them If they do and damn them
if they don't"
Here is something funny on the road
question from Kaiser Von's latest
edition
However, the word has gone out
that Elmer Wiley is going to tear il
all up CThe Ohio creek road) and re-
place it with one of his narrow gauge.
single track, l6 foot highways" This
brilliant editor who assumes to in
struct everybody. does not know that
sixteen feet is extra wide. standard
state road. Most of Cochetopa pass
the best road in the state, is from
fourteen to sixteen feet. In recent
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-01
WILL NOT CONTEST THE
COUNTY BOND ELECTION

At the Chamber of Commerce lunch
con at La Veta last Friday noon the
matter of possible contesting of the
recent County High School Bond cleo
ton was gone into. 1t seems that
there were So known illegal votes.
The bond issue was only defeated by
sixteen majority and il could be easily
proven that nine-tenths of these lille
gal votes were cast against the bond
issue. However there are objections
to acting as poor loser, and then a.
gain the s50,000.00 of bonds might be
hard to float on contested election.
1t is also fact that by the time the
case was fought through the courts
it would be too late to build this year
and almost time to hold another cleo
tion next May. Accordingly the mat
ter was dropped.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-01
Nation or State?

No matter what country you served,
you must give complete information
In answering these questions, first
name your rank, using one of the fol-
lowing words: Commissioned Off
cer,- "non-commissioned officer, ,""pri-
vate." Net, state branch in which
you served in one of the following
words: Infantry" -calvalry," "artil-
Iery." medical" signal aviation, $
supply" marine, navy" Next.
state the number of years service, not
counting time spent in the reserve.
Finally, name the nation or state you
served. II you served under the
United States or one OF the states of
the United States, name your service
in one of the following terms. ma
-i0nal guard tof such and such 4
ta-e)." militia (of such and such a
tate)," volunteers of United States, -
or regular army navy of United
States"
II. DO you claim exemption from
draft? Specify grounds.
Because you claim exemption from
draft, it by no means follows that you
are exempt. For the information of
he war department you should make
claim now if you intend TO prose
cute it.
Some persons will be exempted on
account of their occupations or offices,
some on account of the fact that they
have relatives dependent upon them
for support. Your answer touching
these things will be important in sup
porting the claim you now intend to
make in your answer to the present
questions. Be sure, therefore. that
the grounds you now state are in con-
formity with your answers to ques-
tons I and s. In stating grounds
you claim as exempting you use one
Of the following terms: If you claim
TO be an executive, legislative or
judicial officer of the state or nation,
name your office and say whether it
is an office of the state or nation. If
you claim 10 be a member of a relig-
Gus sect whose creed forbids its mem
oers TO participate in war in any form
simply name the sect. If you are en-
ployed in the transmission of the
United States mails or as an artifcer
or workman in an armory. arsenal, or
navy yard of the United States, or if
you are mariner employed in the
sea service Of any citizen or merchant
within the United States. so state. If
you are felon or otherwise morally
deficient and desire to claim exemp-
hon on that ground, state your ground
briefly. If you claim physical dis
ability, state that briefly. If you
lain exemption on any other ground
tate your ground briefly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-01

Miss Nita Hinman of Delta passed
through Gunnison Thursday form the
State University, on her way home.
She expects to attend summer school
here; also her sister, Miss Nola Hin
man, who was student at the 1916
summer school here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-01

Mrs. NJ. r. .Witherite and family
returned to their home in Capitol
City Thursday, having spent the
school year in Gunnison. Mrs. Wither-
lite says that they will return next
fall again so that the children may
attend -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-01

estimates for a highway over Nc
Clurc pass the engineers figured the
cost at $4,000 for a sixteen foot
highway, $4,000 for a fourteen foot
and 100000 for a twelve foot, show
ing the comparative cost Of the differ
cnt widths.
And here is another gem. The only
way We can see that the Ohio creek
road can be improved is to surface it
with crushed rock and cement" Ac-
cording TO state engineers estimates
this costs $1,000 a mile. The road
funds for Ohio creek are Sl7OO to
$500 from here to Baldwin. That
would build about a quarter mile
year. or in eighty years We could get
fine road to Baldwin Maybe he is
right on this.
Anyway, We are glad he took the
bait Of the boys from Jacks Cabin.
The more he founders in the mud.
the deeper he gets in the mire.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-01

The new lntcrtype is responsible for
the little flags used all over the News
Champion this week. The entire lot
of dashes were made in a few minutes
on this wonderful machine. Couldn't
have done that in the old hand set"
way.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04
Grii9 geung 5nr Anmelbnng
bon ueueu. GOntetaatenI
DC 1lrbeit ionte ieSo9 elei@ beeimnen!

Sette boben fi6 nie6er eiuige
aonteitauten fir ben groBen g(rto.
mobiG-aonteit Der 21gIiden 9mobo
&ribiine a~ngerneloet ano seigt iif
fit bieIen erfreuliGertDeije has glei,
DIE Sntereiie tpie fiir Sen erIten. ST.
nige Srageitel(er iheinen ieooA Der
9lniidjt at fem, odB es berett8 ettpas
ip0t iei, lid ou3umeloer. 9ieIer g(it.
iidt uto6ten mir gon5 entIdieben
entgegentreten. g8 lit nod aenit.
gerb 8eit, Inn nut gl1t8iidt ouf gr,
foIg Dem aonteit b~ai3utreten ltno mir
erfparten Inn 2aufe Der nGditen ga.
ge nod cine Neibe bon anmeloln.
gen. Die Qlrbeit lit aud nidt 10
i6iDer, ais iid mattde 8riefidteiber
b%oriteaeH.
User 8tt eiuem Club ge60rt ober
8t einem 8ereine; mer nit bielen
9euti6en 3uIomnen or6eitet; mer
itd elmer groBen @ertpQuotIdaft Ell.
frelt rtno i9IieBlid ie6er, Ser einen
8obIreiden @efanntenfteis bot, aIle
oieie boben es leidt, fin Die EGgIi.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04

6e Omaha Ertbiine r1elte Q6onnert-
ten at befommelr. @8 foItet fpeiter
nihts, oIs Elm bisfen l~leberre6ung.
8ieIer fam man am beIten oo0nrf)
gia1orlld berleibelL iu0eru man eini.
ge Nitniutern Der Srtbiine borleat
un6 lire @or3itae erfldrt. Sober
2eier DeiB gang oenntt, ipeSbo(b CT
Die 2Ggli9e 9mn9o Sribitne .lieIt
itno feline ou6ere 8eittng. Sic mil.
len BOB Die &Gglide 9mabd Sri.
biine nls oa8 ein3ige oeutIGe Soge.
blatt int 8eiten binter ben oertiden
Gogebl6ttern i'm Often I'M nifts 5lts
~riifitebta ia iebr bieGe oabor ii6er-
trifft. sic tpiiicrt ooB Die &dgli.
6e Smoba 3ri6itne Ou8 fibrenoe
0etttide 8lott I'M 8elten lit, 6a8
iid zines 8ltnebmenben 2eIertreiTeS
erfreut. Gs lit ongcIi6ts 6ieier
Sntiodeu Ieidt, ueue 2eier fir Sic
&ri6tirte 8t eetpinner. Man melOe
bette ieinen 9eitritt 8itrlt aonteit an.
getoinnt, feiner berIiert.
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SraMcnsP

Set Dem letteu geridt gittgen Elm
bon
6raa aauge, Council Bluffs $10.25
Gral Bndteier, Omaha .... 2.3C
ueberi6uB b. anrtengeIeIidoft 48.0C
SRI. 2eua arttg iiberIanote Die
ihone bulgarti6e 3efe, peI9e iie
ndbrenn bes 9ninres gelpafln. 3ie
goIbeue llbr puroe n1t8geloit ulte
fieI an Grol Sorfd.
SD eriude nobmdls I'M @inien.
Dung aqer uusIteben0et Sparbid.
fen nno IonItigen @egenitGn6eu. I'm
Ter aaiienbeitono betrdgt gegenuar.
tie iiber $4,000 uno puroe bon Der
56asuteiitarin Srolt Snueilen emit
meilen nnf 8inien angelegt. 9anit
itellen mir ~bor0erbano uniere SGtig-
felt 0ffentli9 un0 offi3iea Elm, boffen
ieOo9, BOB oieie frttii6e 3eit nift
lnnge 01tern miro. Ser olte Got
bIebt nod,~ borltin ftrto mir boiler
3uberiidt bob Die idpere &rii-
fungS8eit iiG tbrem @noe n1bert,
un0 in rdditer 3utunft Srie6e mie.
Der feline iegensreiden 59pingen
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