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Sick From overwork.

A resident of this city cites the case of
her sister, an employe of the bureau,
who. the writer asserts, is sick in bed,
due to overwork at the bureau.
For some months before the war was
declared" this woman writes, hundreds
of young girls and women have been
working from am. to pm, occasion
ally as late as and 10 o'clock pm.
These hours have already worked great
injury to the health, and many have
tainted and been taken i'll at their
work, and been compelled to remain at
home using up their annual leave to
pay out for medicine" says the writer.
IF these conditions are kept up much
longer" she continues. hundreds Of
young women will be nervous wrecks"
All leaves of absence have been re-
voked at the bureau. but it was stated
yesterday that compensation for the
leaves would be given employees, II
possible to get such compensation for
them.
Director Ralph stated yesterday that
Samuel Gompers, president of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor, and Frank
Morrison. the secretary, had pledged
labor's aid to the bureau in the big task
before it. Mr.. Ralph also stated that
the plate printers. with whom the bu-
reau has not always had cordial rela-
tions, have pledged their support to
the bureau in the war crisis.
To Have Meeting of Women.
Director Ralph plans to hold early
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-22

vestigation also was conducted under
his direction.
Mr.. Parry was a progressive ana IN
the west had taken an active interest
in national and state government
Native of New York City.
Will H. Parry was born Ia. New York
city June %, 1864. and was the son of
William NJ. and Elizabeth Parry. his
mother having been a Miss Gillette. He
pursued studies both at the College of
the City of New York and at Columbia
University and in 1884 entered the field
of journalism in Seattle, Wash. He
served both as city editor and man
aging editor of the Seattle Post-Intel-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-22

ligencer from 1888 to 1894, in which lat
ter year he received the office of city
He held this post utnil
1900, serving from that year until 1902
as alderman at large.
For the next four years he served as
a member of the city council and from
1900 until 1915 he held the position of
treasurer and manager of the Moran
Company. He was ap-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-22
MARRIED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand
Estler announce the marriage of their daughter
ANNIE ELIZABETH to Mr.. LEROY !.
WHITE. Saturday, April Il, 1917, by the rev.
David r. Coyell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-22
Already 1900 Are on Overtime.

Already 700 woman examiners and
counters are working hours overtime
every day, and 1000 plate printers as
sistants are now working ten hours
day.
Director Ralph stated today that the
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overtime work is necessitated by the
war conditions. and that he is doing
everything in his power to relieve the
conditions as much as it is possible. He
has called upon the civil service COM
mission for 900 girls trained as opera
tors to relieve the examiners and
counters. and hoVes within a month, he
stated today-d6 be able to relieve all
girls who are working overtime.
Employees of other government depart
ments were asking themselves yesterday
II the overtime work at the bureau pre-
saged general overtime work for all gov
eminent employees during the duration of
the war, as has been proposed in some
quarters. it has been learned
Despite the fact that officials OF the
bureau give assurance that every care
possible is being taken of the woman en-
ployes of the bureau, a communication
sent to The Star indicates that all the
employees of the bureau are not in una
nimity on the proposition of the overtime
work there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-22

Director Ralph plans to hold earl
The Meeker herald., 1917-06-30

Breeders of Percherons should
realize that the governments of Great
Britain and France from the outset
excluded all pure bred stock, duly
registered or eligible to registry. from
being commandeered for military
use. Pure bred horses, cattle, sheep
and swine were thus given honorable
recognition and we in America
should make every effort to increase
and protect our pure bred studs,
flocks and herds; for without abund-
ant seed stock. steady rapid improve
ment of common animals cannot be
achieved in any country and es-
pecially here in the west where we
have just begun to build up our horse
herd. Forty years ago there was not
The Meeker herald., 1917-06-30

What's up! Twice last week, John
Clean Shaffer's Rocky Newb'
had leading editorials on the political
bankruptcy of the Republican party
at the present time; and predicting
a twenty-five years reign of power
for Democracy. Why, of course, We
all know the Democrats are on the
job of governing the Nation for a
right smart spell, AS an offset to the
forty-four years lease of power which
the "Grand Old Party" enjoyed be-
tween 1861 and 1913. But why hit the
"G. o. 2" these cruel blows when 1t
ia down-and- Is John Clean
trying to work his way into the
Democratic party? AS Bull
Mooser," and later, rank Eepn5-
lican in the last campaign, we have
our doubts as to whether he would
be an asset or otherwise.
The Meeker herald., 1917-06-30
THE WAR

The war sensation of the week was
the news that reached Meeker when
the Denver papers arrived yesterday
afternoon.
Announcement was of the arrival
of the first division of American
troops in France.
The success attending this first
shipment of troops to the Western
front speaks volumes for the ieffi-
cheney of the American army and
navy.
The strength of the force is not
given, but it is supposed to be from
10000 to 81, 600 men.
During the week, the British and
French continued to pound the
Hindenburg line and make gains.
The Meeker herald., 1917-06-30
Higher Joy

Being hamped by strict parents
Herbert's chief joy, up to the age Of
eight, had been the weekly prayer
meeting. When he arrived at that age
of discretion a worldly minded relA-
tive smugged him off to . circus.
Herbert came home bristling with
enthusiasm.
"Oh, mother" he cried, "if you
once went to a circus you'd never go
to prayer meeting again in all your
life
The Meeker herald., 1917-06-30
Summons
Summons
STATE COLORADO, o, In The
COUNTY OF RIO BLASCo. ''' County COur
Alta Thayer,
Plaintiff.
Summons.
Louis NJ. Thayer,
In The
County Court

summons.
Louis NJ. Thayer,
Defendant
The People of the state of Colorado,
To Louis N. Thaycr, the defendant above
named, Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear in All
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff in the County Court of Rio
BlanSO County, State of Colorado, and plead
to the complaint therein within thirty
days after the service hereof. il served with
in the state Of Colorado; or, II served out of
the state of Colorado. or by publication,
within nifty days after the service hereof
exclusive Of the day Of service; or said ac-
as though such appearance had been made
and issue had been Joined on such COM
plant.
The said action is brought by plaintiff to
obtain a decree OF divorce, dissolying the
bonds of atrinony now existing between
plaintiff and defendant, on the ground,
That the defendant, the spouse from whom
divorce is sought, has wilfully deserted the
plaintiff, the other spouse. without reason-
able cause for tho period OF more than one
year Immediately preceding the beginning
Of this action for divorce. us will more
fully appear from the complaint in said
and n copy Of which is hereto attached.
Aud you are hereby notified that II you
fail to appear. and to plead to the said com
plaint ms above required, the said plaintiff
Will apply to the Court for the relief therein
demanded.
Given under my hand and the seal OF snid
Court, this llth day of June. A. u. 1917.
fsEALl a. l.. STREHLKE.
jeI6-jylI Clerk.
The Meeker herald., 1917-06-30

Will e. Ferril, who edits and pub
fishes the only Republican paper in
Denver, the Rocky Mountain Herald
hands a vigorous jolt to the Rocky"
News for its late political idiosyn-
crasies, as shown in editorials giving
the q. o. P. "blackeye"-soit to
speak. Editor Ferril fires few tell
ing shots into the Shatfer sheet. And,
by way Of notation, we wish to COM
mend the Herald and its editor for
laying aside craftsmanship in this hour
of national peril and supporting both
the state and national administra-
tions. Ferril is the right kind Of a
patriot.
The Meeker herald., 1917-06-30
The Country Needs You

The following telegram was flashed
from Washington. during the week !:
Enlist now! Your President calls
you! The army wants you! The
country needs you! Come on. you
loyal Americans and let's help free
the world, that our children may live
in peace. II. p. Mccain. the Ad-
iutant General.
The Meeker herald., 1917-06-30
Buford Celebrates

There will be a proper celebration
of the Fourth of July at Buford. A
basket picnic; roping, broncho bust
ing and other out-of-door sports.
Dancing in afternoon and evening.
Refreshments OH the grounds. Every
body welcome.
The Meeker herald., 1917-06-30
Stomach Troubles and COnstipa-
ton

~ will cheerfully say that Cham
berlain's Tablets are the most salts
factory remedy for stomach troubles
and constipation that I have sold in
thirty-four years drug store service"
writes S. H. Murphy, druggist, Wells
burg, n. y. Obtainable everywhere.
The Meeker herald., 1917-06-30
A New Land Bill
i Washington dispatch says:

A Washington dispatch says:
Senator Shafroth has introduced
the following bill:
A bill granting to the states in
which national forests are situated.
public lands to aid in the construc-
tion of public roads in such nation
al forests.
Be it enacted by the senate and
house of representatives of the
United States OF America in con-
gress assembled, that there is here
by granted to each of the states in
which national forests are situate
unappropriated nonmineral public
lands in amount equal to one-tenth
forests within said state to aid in
the construction and maintenance of
public roads in said national forests.
That such lands shall be selected un
der the authority OF the governor Of
said state and may be designated
and selected from any such lands be-
longing to the United States govern
ment not in national forests within
said state. The secretary of the in
terror is hereby authorized and dir
ected to issue patents to said state as
soon AZ designation thereof has been
certified to his office by the governor
thereof, and such designation shall
be made by legal subdivision of sur
veyed lands and by metes and bounds
of unsurveyed lands.
With Senator Shafroth as a mem
Der of the Public Lands committee OF
the Senate, and our Congressman,
Ed Taylor. rs chairman of the House
committee on Irrigation of Arid
Lands, and also on the House Public
Lands and Mines committees, inter
ests of Colorado and other Western
states are now well cared for in
Congress. And, incidentally, THE
HERALD wishes to commend the
course of Senator Shafroth and Con-
gressman Taylor in standing by the
President in every phase of the
present national lcrisis.-ED. II HERALD.
The Meeker herald., 1917-06-30

want it to be sold Of me by those
who know me best that I have al
ways plucked thistle and planted q
flower in its place wherever a flower
would go.-Lincoln.
The Meeker herald., 1917-06-30

Farmers, see the Bull that Pulls.
He Tor it, is tearing up the earth in
great shape on the DIR. Tayl lor place. j9
The Meeker herald., 1917-06-30

LOST-Wrist-W Watch-Finder will
please return to Miss Margaret Old
land, and receive reward. je9
The Meeker herald., 1917-06-30

Craig exchanged views in town,
yesterday.
The Meeker herald., 1917-06-30

suit of either environment or neces-
sity.
The Meeker herald., 1917-06-30

Percheron in Colorado while today
we have thousands Of their grades
with some pure breds.-Denver Field
and Farm.
The Meeker herald., 1917-06-30
HOw's Thiss
We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls

r. J. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned. have known F. J.
Cheney for the last IS years. and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his hrm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo. o.
Hairs Catarrh Cure 10 taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces Of the system Testimonials
sent free. Price IS cents per bottle. Sold
rsHs Heifs Tamiiy Pills for eonstipstsea-
The Meeker herald., 1917-06-30

Try The Herald for . year.
The Meeker herald., 1917-06-30
Why do we stay on earth, unless
to grow?-Robert Browning.

Send The Herald to your friends
in the East.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

ols ouf oem 2atoe. Gos bat audi
nit Dem Mlfobol ni6ts 5u tbl1n, 6enn
in Sen StGoten miro mebr getrun-
fen als auf 6en 2anbe.
@s f1lt uns natiirli6 1ridt I'M
Srmtme Elm, beRaltpten at mollen,
6aB sic @ermin6erl1ng 6es Sterbe-
iabeS bon oem gr0Beren @erbraude
geiitiger @etrdnfe b%erriibren. 9aS
mdre gerabeio breilt mie sic 8eba11p=
tnng Scr 8robibitioniiten bonn @egen-
tbeil. Sic Sabe lit 6ie> 6aB tbeils
infolge ser gep0lferungs5unabme,
tbeils our6 @erbreitutrg oeS @en11i=
les geiitiger @etranfe in meiteren
@olfsfreiien ser gerbraud folder &C.
tranfe geitiegen lit. Mibt ser ein8elne
trinft mebr als friiber, ion6ern eS
trinfen ieBt mebr Men1d)en als fritz
fer @ier unb @eit1. Ml1o 6as uSm1=
fen" bat nidt 5ugenommen 1tn6 lit
al16 nidt id)atl6 an Sem boben Ster=
beiat 6etn bieier Sterbeiab lit gar
nidt bod, ion6ern n%ieoriger ais fritz
fer. Mllo, mos sic Erobibitioniiten
uns 90 boridmaten, lit dummies
3etg. Sin @irflidfeit bat Ser &C.
nuB geilttger @etranfe an ii6 nit Ser
|@eiun6beit nn6 @terbli6feit gar
nidts GIT tbun, 6ieie ri6ten ii6 piel=
mebr nab Sen 2ebenSperbaltniIi len,
Sic ii6 aus Ser &erbeiierung Ser 90
leinbe6ingr1tgen nn6 &ebung 6es
iittliden @%epuBtietns ergeben. 9a=
nit lit m.6 Selbitbeberr1dung inn
@emtiie 6es 9ebens berb1tn6en, >pie
iie freien 8iirgern zines freien 2an=
6es 5iemt. 9ie 8ebanptung Der 8ro=
bibitioniiten, 6aB Ser Mlfobol Die
Mmerifaner umbringe, lit alto feline
8elei6igl1ng 6es amerifanti6e11 SOL
fes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

SSabr 1916. Sic 3niammenitelun1
Ser Statiltif erfolgte Dor 6em idar.
fen Mn5ieben ser Yreiie> sic sic I'm.
teril1d)ungen nn6 SEN 8opfott Ser les:
ten @o9en 5l1r 5olge batten, un6 u1r.
ter aQen l%m1td116en batten Tie Mn-
ipru6 muf @abrbeitstreue nn6 3u.
perlaiiigfeit. Sic 5eigt, oab >p4brenf
Ser genannten 3eit6naer Elm 6reipro:
5entiger 3uidlag cuff 81 Ser midtig.
ltem 2ebensmittel Mrten eintrat. Die
Greiie fir &in6fleiib nn6 S6meins=
rippen miden, Der %erltere Inn ettpas
memiger als Elm, Ser lebtere INN ied&
Yro5ent. Sbee, &affee u1r6 &eiS Bile.
ben itetig, mabren6 @iibner INN fal1
Elm, @ier 11m elf Fro5ent itiegen. Nae
mberen 2ebensmittel, 6arunter &C.
rdiil1berte Sdinfen, 5ped, reines
Set, 2ohS IN @iidien, CREAMERY
8l1tter, Safe, fri1de Mil6, 8rot,
@ei5em1ebl> Mais, &urtoffeln, 3mie=
bel1, 8obnen, Yflaumen, &oiinen
un6 geltobener 3uder gingen eben=
fails in bie @obe.
!Mfit Mnsnabme bon Hflm1men,
Sbee nn6 &affee foitet ie6er %ein5elne
6ieier Mrtifel int 9ur6i6mitt mebr
ols inn Sabre 1915, nn6 Ser Mebr=
betrog ihtpanft 3miiden 6rei Bro5ent
fir 8ii6ienlo6s nrp6 IS Bro5emt fir
&%ortoffeln. Mn6ere Notwithstanding
@teiger11ngen betrofen 81 Bro5ent
fir reines Set, "a @ro5ent fir fri
ide @ier, Is &ro5ent fir 8rot, %
Hro5ent fir @ei5enmebl, SO Bro5ent
fir 8miebeln, 81 8ro5ent fir 8ob=
men u1r6 "a 8ro5ent fir Streu5uder.
3ablen 6enter an, 6aB, mab=
reno erbeblid)e 8reisiteigerungen in
iiingerer 3eit sos 8ubltfum in Muf=
reglt1g beriebten> 6ie @rb0bung eine
mar, sic iih itufentpeiie auf
cine IGngere 8eitperio6e eritredte
unb oler6ings erit 1e1ter6ings be-
oenflide B%roportionen a11nabm. 9ie=
Ter 3uftan6 bernrubigt 6en Mrbeiter,
ser, abgeieben BON einigen MuSnab<
at 6emielben 2obn arbeitet,
pie Dor 3tpei Sabren. Dieier 3n=
itan6 bat in eben 6iefen Musnabme=
fallen sic Mrbeitgeber beranlaBt, III
rem M%ngeiterten 6ur@ iubitantioneQe
9obnerb0bung tbeilpeiie nidt unbe=
6euten6e @rlei9terungen 5u ge=
tpabren.
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&1tme 1tno &etenSmtttel.

8eri9te iiber Die 8reiie fir &C.
bensmittel itno oft in Musbrmde ge=
flei6et, 6ie geeignet iin6, Sen Ser
brauder gu rei5en o6er i'm irre5u=
fiibren, anltatt i'm in 5medmabiger
@eiie auf5uflaren. Das trifft IN
oeiien nidt m1f 6ie itatiittf6en @a6=
meiie at, Die bon 6em 8l1noes-8u =
real1 fir MISUNDERSTANDING geiam=
melt nt6 ber0ffentli9t per6en. Dteie
MmtsiteQe intereliiert ii@ fir sic
Breiie ser 2%ebensmittel in ibren1
8erb4ltniB 5n SEN 20bne11. Sic peiB,
6aB ser 2obn, SEN ein Manm ber-
6ient, ni6t 10 iebr 6arin be- tebt, mte=
biel er in regelmaBigen Mbitanoen in
leiner 2obn6iite borfin6et, als piel=
mebr in Dem lteberi@uB, Der linn
na6 8eitreitung ieiner laufen6en
Mnsgaben berbleibt. Dar11m fat 6as
Bureau feline Snformotionen au6
nidt na6 Sen Breisnotierungen Der
Gro Bmdrfte gel am1elt, ion6ern es lit
gu etpa 700 &%letnbdn6lern in ben
bauptiddli6en Snouitrieitd6ten aaer
9an6estbeile gega1gen. 9ieies Ser
.fabren ioQte CUR @rlang11ng 5iemlid
5utreffen6er Mnitdten iiber Sic 8reiie
6ienen, sic bon Ser groBen 0urd=
ldmittsmalie 6es amerifanii@en SOL
fes ge5ablt per6en.
Die monotlide neberii@t 6es 8u=
reous fir 9e3ember entbdlt Die @to=
.ti1tif ser 2ebensmittel : Breiie 5mi=
id)en 6em Is. September rn6 Dem
Is. Sftober un6 ibr @erbaltniB gu
Dem @eiammt6ur6i6nttt fir 6as
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Der &ricgswnder in Tranfrcid),

@ie @uitaoe Serp in Der 3eitung
~2'Seupre" ausfubrt, 1inb fat ale
@9nterisfeiten in Trantreid, bon
benen Der papiermangel, bus Ser
f6pinben ein5slner 2eben5mittelarten
unb bic transporting I'M @9iffsz
uno 8abnpertebr am baufigiten sez
nannt perben, ale out Elm unb benz
felben @runb 5uriid5ufibren, ndmz
li@ auf Die berbre9eri1de &rieesz
POPULATION Der Snouitriellen, bic un=
!nengen BON @aren unb &pbmaterial
monatelana lie9en laiien, tint 10
Tin itli9 bic Preiie bpd5ui6rauben.
SD babe Dos alte &oloiieum in
Hom geieben," ruff Serp aus, ri9
babe Die Ppramiben BON Megppten
geieben, aber ni4ts ma@te mir einen
10 unermebli@en Ginbrud Der gepal=
tighten, uniiberiehbayi ten Mai!enans
bdufungen, pie Die 5ra6t, bic off
ben &ats bes @ofens bon &ouen mo-
natelang ltest, mdbrenb mir i'm 2arbe
1elbit 1don nit einem 8ruhteil bis5 er
@aren 5ufrieoen mdren, Der 1ofort
elm @t1ten Der fhminoelbaft boben
preiie CUR 5olge baben mibte.
8isber lpurbe INNER b~ehauptet,
bab bic Jebler i'm Sransportme}sn
an allen l1n5uldnslidteiten Der 'front.'
3Dii1den &riegsloirt{9aft 19ulb 1eien.
Mber bic Sr%onsporttriie 1T feines=
pegs a1s cine llrfade, ionoern nur
ais cine Wirtun9 gu betra9ten. Ndmz
lt@ als cine Der ptelen @irtungen
Der perbrederi!6en Seuerunsspolitit
unferer &riegsnuderer, gegen bic UNI
iere @esierung unbesreifli@erpeife
btsber nod INNER ni@ts aus5uri5z
ten permpdte. Die 8aren bleiben
11iGt lieger, tpetl mon feline Srans<
portmittel bat, fon5ern petl bic Jaz
britanten bic &obmaterialien nod
niGt annebmen pollen, ba lie nit
beren @%erarbeitung porten, Biz benz
b~ebrdngten Publitum nod bDbere
preife a%ufse5tpungen merben t0nnen.
9arum itauen ii& bic Materialen in
ben 6%abritb0fen, barum perben bic
Tra@tlabungen auf ben @aterbabnz
b0fen unb in ben 9afen aufgeftapelt.
10 baB bic neuantommenoen 3uge unb.
S@iffe aus p!oBmangel ni&t ausz
gelaben tperben t0nnen. 9arum finb
Bic dgpptii@en ppromiben Elm &in<
berfpiel geeen ben Mnblid, ben Der
6ro9tbafen bon 3ouen beute bietst,
borum baben mir fir bic &riegfiib<
rung ni@t genug @iienbabnipaggons.
barum baden mir fortpdbreno Monz
gel an Papier unb borum mi11en
mir allies breifaA unb bierfa4 be3ob<
len. Ser &riegsmuGer 1T bas @runbs
libel i'm beutisen- 5rantret@!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

llige @an0e finoerL Sic i'm 6anfbal
unteritiiten. 9a maren W%fannerper:
cine 5n f0roern, 2eiefreiie 81 grim
sen n1o anbere io5iale Mrbeiten 81
perridten, Damit Sic Mfainner uni
Sii1glinge auf 6em 9anoe geidnl1
nno in SEN Stano geiebt perben, oel
9anbbep0lfernng in County, uni
Staatspermaltung cine ioeale Ser:
tretung 5u ii6ern.
Man bat nidt iiberau auf einer
Tarmers' &ongreB geipartet, INN Die:
les olles an5ubabnen. Sem S6rei-
Der lino biele @emein6en befannt,
po Ser Hrieiter an ser Spite ieiner
6orn1er itebt, beren 2iebe un6 &od)-
ad)t1ng er li6 in bobem @raoe er=
freut. @os in 6iei en @emein6en altd
unter1ommen miro, gelingt. l1n6 e5
fam ia al16 ni6t a10ers fem, 6enn
gemeiniames Mrbeiten fiibrt INNER
gum 3iel.
@idt ielten idatt man Sen 8rie=
tier elmer 2%mr6gemein0e in ben
St4oten gerirg. gr bat eben unnr"
6armer, nit bener1 er berfebrt, beiBt
es oft. uno bo6 lift ser BrieIter aui
oem 2anoe cine Yerion, sic an Ell
ner bon @ott g%e1pouten 5teue itebt,
Sic man a9te1t 11rb ebren mnB; Der
Seelenor5t zines unber6orbener
2an6polfes, mel9es bos &iifgrat Ser
Mation BARTLETT. Gauienoen bon
Yrieitern 1piir0e es nift i'm Sraume
einfauen, ft6 in cine @taot berieten
5u la1len, 6enn tie %erfennen Ole St.
bobenbeit Tires @erufesz uno tpiiien,
oaB Tie geraoe auf 1em 2anoe iegens=
reid mirfen f0n11en. 9a un6 BORT
berrf9en aber 8erbaltniiie, 6ie i6on
ni9t mebr gemiitbli6 iinb nn6 oie
ser gan5en @egen6 5um @6a6em &C.
reiden. @ott lei 9anf iino tie ielte:
ner ols friiber, un6 erf reuliaer Bei'
1e nebmen lie bon Sabr 81 Sabr ab
9ie 9an6gemein6en ge0eiben 6or1
am beiten 100 Sic 5eeliorger it6 oe1
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