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Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-18

U c. KeenanJustice 900 The claim of w. Curtis Miller County School superntenden Sl25OO, the month July, The Mrs Ward H. Wheeler the $l25OO the July, 1918 Mr F. w. Wells Boardw
 
 The be Upon adjourned Wednesday, August 7h 1918 at 230 o'clock m.
 VIM. STEPHENS, Chairman. Attest: R. T. BELCHER, Clerk.
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MINNEHAHA Democratic.


 Governor - Golfer 1, Osborn o, Sutter o.
 Secretary of State = Munds 0, Simms 1.
 State Treasurer - Ross 0, Vaughn 1.
 Attorney General - Hawkins 0, Jones l, Loy 0.
 Cooperation Commissioner Brad ner l, Cole 0, Johnson 0. Mine Inspector - Bolin o, Foster State Senators - Hicks l, Johns o, Mahoney l.
 Sheriff - Bowler 0, Dial l, Pardee 0, Robinson O, Webb 0. Supervisors - Hixson 0, Jones l, Miller o, Stukey 0, Hilton l. Clerk of Superior Court - Farley l, Woods 0.
 Recorder - Lowry 0, McSwiggiri 1, Stephens O.
 School Superintendent = Miller 1, Snodgrass o.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-18
THEY'RE OVER THERE

WASHINGTON, Sept IA. - The arrival abroad of the 10th division, composed of New Mexico, Arizona and Colorado troops, trained at Camp Kearncy, California, is an- nounced by Chief of Staff March
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OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
 YAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA
Prescott, Arizona. !

Prescott Arizona, August l2th, Board of Supervisors of YaaPa County Arizona ad William Stephens C. Stukey l. Jaeger, Member; R. T. Belcher, Clerk.
 Mir N Federks before provided House, Attorney be Yavpa County Chapter the American Red Cross her orders of this Board.
 The of making final Rogers the fully discussed No taken by the Board
  be hallway floor the public from communicating with the prisoners The following duly
 
 consisting S0000 the 18th day of July A. D. l9S duly ordered Board the proceedings had by said District - ORDER THE BOARD SUPERVISORS PRESCRIBING THE MATTER AND DIRECTING SAID BONDS OF SAID DISTRICT.
 WHEREAS This Board heretofore and the 18th day July A. D. providing for the said bonds district the WHEREAS, said bonds, the been made and executed by the officers required by law and the order this Board the said bonds held for sale chaser purchasers thereof, according law and, WHEREAS, the said issue bonds comparatively said School District drou o much ccng sale of the possible expedtng considerable and the delay incident thereto
 WHEREAS, Aessrs James reputable rcsponsi- be bond dealers Denver Colorado made delivered District writing 
 Denver, July
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The Inurusl- Miner has the hest equipped job printing plant in North ern Arizona A trial will convince ~
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PRIMARY VOTE

(Continued From Page Four) School Supt. - Miller l, Snodgrass
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!
 For the Twelve Thousand Dollar sl2oOO payable annually both principal and SlO dated August 9 due August r. i93S optional $tO in O from their date and S19O each thereafter until
 Par and accrued interest of delivery
 This bid made without condition qualification subject our being furnished with complete certified transcript of all proceedings had and taken the issuance o these bond together with the final tached ''A" i''''''' ''N''A 1'
 be by We agree to pay for the bonds they be delivered and
 RssPectfuly 5,- Submitted omit
 WHEREAS James Wright Co., on ] 9 @ d 3 & % A seo District Y X st. he % a e s Pot t ms fs Bd s @ in said District entertained and considered by said Board of and the thereof also by the Board of Supervisors recommended Wright said offer Arizona such made and provided said said Board of Trustees accepting such offer and bid and recommending its by & @ 6od having been duly , certified % 3 @ & this RGd B by M the Clerk of said school & Dst under the seal oi sad school District the same ng O. WHEREAS This Board after due examination into the and School Dietrt that % said gcr and bid of & ames X WSb % @o be said bonds and that said bonds be sold and delivered said James Wright accordance with the their offer and bid ORDERED James N Wright hereby them. the said James Wright Go, ORDERED that said of them be delivered to the County Treasurer o sad County d 4Ipa tor the credit o School with all the coupons attached thereto 10 the said James N Wright & Co., County Thousand Dollars S0Cm together with the which has accrued all of said bonds and the day and date o delivery ct said bonds them and that the paid therefor into the County Treasury be- by District No 5 in and the books o the County Treasurer of said certified copy thereof be furnished CT for his information and guidance
 further business the Board, adjourned Wednesday August ii'h 1918 at oOo o'clock a ,
 Attest: R. T. BELcHER Clerk T
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-10-17
Charlie Leckenby, ex-newspaper-

Charlie Leckenby, ex-newspaper-
man well known thruout the state for
his thoro honesty and sterling quail
ties, who has for the past two years
served the state as Auditor-and
without doubt the most progressive
and efficient the state has ever had,
is now asking the voters to elect him
20 the office of State Treasurer, He
has, by his unrclenting efforts recov-
cred thousands of dollars for the
stats that otherwise would have still
been uncollectcd, from defaulting
officials and careless clerks, thru his
system Of auditing the books of all
public service institutions, regardless
of their wishes in the matter. The
state needs such a man for Treasurer
and if for no other reason than these
above stated, Leckenby should be e.
ected Treasurer.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-10-17

many years, represented the people
of this State in the U. s. Senate. l
am 3S years of age, was educated at
Oberlin College and the University
of Chicago: read law, but never
practiced. l have been for many
years a U. S. Surveyor, but have
been farming continuously for the
past three years on the Teller ranch,
near Arvada.
If the people of Jefferson County
see fit to honor me with the position
of Representative, l will faithfully
cndeavor to serve them with the best
that l have, to keep always before
me the fact that am the servant Of
the people who elected me, and that
it is my duty to safeguard, insofar
as l am able, the rights and inter-
ests of the farmer and the working
man impartially with the rights and
interests of capital. And whether it
be l or my opponent who shall rep
resent this County in the next Legis-
lature, ask the people Of the Coun-
ty to stand squarely back Of the adj
ministration in all those questions
which will tend to aid our County,
State and Nation in the completion
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-10-17
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT

Tc the Voters of jefferson County:
l am a candidate for Representa-
i've to the State Legislature on the
Democratic ticket, and it seems fit
ting at this time to state to those in
terested, my principles and my rea-
sons for asking their support at the
coming election.
1 am Democrat because the
Democratic party stands for the
principles in which l believe more
than any other political organiza-
ton. l believe the Democratic party
is the party of the common people !;
that it stands for the producer, the
worker, more than for the great
monied interests--in other words, that
it is not a party whose aims are to
govern the people thru organizations
built up and supported by the power
of great wealth and by these organ
izations to control the channels of
trade and commerce. l believe that
the present Democratic administra-
ton has prosecuted the war in the
most efficient manner possible
that it has subordinated personal
and political interests to the Nation
al needs, and am strongly in favor
of standing back of the President in
every possible way. l believe every
personal consideration should be
made secondary to our duty to the
Nation at the present time. l do not
believe that any great amount OF
money should be spent in this cam
paign for personal advertisement,
and l do not believe that any man
who asks the support solely upon the
recommendation of his wealth is
worthy of support. believe in the
Federal amendment providing for
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-10-17
WHATS IN A NAME"
(From Englewood Enterprise (Rep.)
Newspaper of Arapahoe Coz

Newspaper OF AfApahoe Col
"Spokeshake, orwhoever first mao
this inquiry. seemed inclined to think
there was nothing in u name. But
that was a long time ago and hs
didn't know about the names of the
two candidates for the office of dis
trict Judge in the First Judicial Dist
riot of Colorado, this A. D. 1918, and
perhaps he didn't know about nick
names.
Anyhow, w. G. Smith has been
called "Tramway Bill" Smith for
years and he doesn't particularly like
the name. He got it because for
years he was TAX AGENT for the
Denver Tramway. "As the oil say
in is, a Tax Agent is a gentleman
who attends to having a corporations
taxes kept as low as possible; and,
as every cent he saves the corpora
ton in taxes makes the poor man pay
MORE taxes, the TAX AGENT i
not n prime favorite in the human
race. He starts running (for dist
riot judge, we'll say carrying :
great handicap. So of course hi
nickname is not popular with him
The Brighton Register has name
Sam johnson demo. candidate for
district judge, "Roadhouse" John
son. Probably Brother Lucas nick
named Sam this because when Johr
son became district attorney (whic
he new iD Arapahoc and Adam
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-10-17
A TESTED PUBLIC SERVANT
Why Change?

Chief Justice Hill may we'll be
termed a Colorado product, also a
tested public servant. Coming to
this county as a boy, 81 years ago,
he has, by his asidious application to
his work and his high sense of honor
in all his dealings, gone up the lad
der round by round until he reached
the top, and during the past 10 years
has faithfully performedthe intricate
duties Of a Judge of the Supreme
Court.
His decisions disclose that pains
taking research and preeminent fair
ness for which he is specially noted,
While always pleasant, kind-hearted
and unassuming to the extreme, yet
the people have ip him Judge who
never can be swayed ore inch from
what he thinks is right. He is al
SO true blue American to the core.
Such man belongs where he is now.
The voters Of Morgan county, re-
gardless of politics, and we hope
thruout the state, will make no
change in this Office, not only Us q
matter of Justice to Judge Hill, but
in the interest and fer the general
welfare of the state. = Morgan
County Herald, Fort Morgan.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-10-17

counties were both )cursed with a
bunch Of rotten road houses, and dur
ing his term every one of them has
been closed up to stay closed. And
so the Brighton Register calls him
"Roadhouse" Johnson--and Sam likes
the name and says he's glad he earn
ed it in the service of his constitu-
ents.
And "Roadhouse" johnson does
sound better than "Tramway Bill''
Smith for district judge when you
think it over, doesn't it?
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-10-17

National Prohibition and that the
amendment should be ratified by
Colorado at the coming session OF
The Legislature, and, il elected, !
will give my hearty support to such
an action. l believe the present
Horton Law to be weak and ineffec-
tive, and ! will do all in my power to
pass Rome Dry Law that shall make
Colorado dry in practice as well rs
in theory. am in favor Of all legis-
lation tending to improve the condi-
tons OF the small farmers. produc-
ers and iaboring classes.
For many years passed have
been in the service Of the U. s. Gen.
ernl Land Office and my work has
taken me to ell parts Of the State. so
that / am familiar with conditions
not only ut home in jefferson Coun-
~, but in the entire State. For this
reason, 1 feel that l am better DUAL.
flied than many to judge Of the
needs Of this great commonwealth.
| left the Federal service to do my
pnrt in war work by devoting my
time and energies to farm work, as
requested by the Food Adm!nistru-
ton. I find that to do justice to
that work will require the greater
part Of my time. so that ! may be
unable to meet many Of you person.
ally. but | realize that the winning
Of the war is now the chief duty Of
all and that the production Of food.
stuffs Is IA necessary Ms service In
the trenches.
A little personal history for any
who may be interested. and to an
swer questiors that are frequently
asked me. am son Of James H.
Teller. Justice Of the Supreme
Court OF Colorado, and n nephew Of
the late Henry N. Teller who, for
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-10-17

E. l.. KELSO
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-10-17

Of the great task now in hand. And,
furthermore, in the happy event OF
the early ending of the war, !
pledge myself, and strongly urge my
opponent so to act, If he be elected,
to use my influence and vote to pass
only such laws as will protect the
rights of Labor and Producer, and
at the same time do justice to Cap
ital, and so help ward off any con-
flict between the two great powers,
Labor and Capital, which may
threaten to arise during the period
of readjustnient following the cess
alton Of war.
Sincerely yours,
A. RALPH TELLER.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-10-17

James Il. holland has reason t.
expect that he will receive q big ma
jority over his opponent this fall
As secretary of State he has made .
most efficient official. You have
heard nothing but praise for the
businesslikc maner inwhich the office
has ben conducted. Mr.. Nolan and
his office force have worked over
time in assisting the government in
the various ways required in carry
ing out the work of food regulation
draft regulations, Liberty LoaT
drives, etr.. for which they receive
no compensation. Nolan is 100 per
cent American.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-10-17

TIE people of Golden, some Of
them at least, have found that they
were wrong in their surmises relative
to "The Senator from Alaska" and
that the man whom they suspected of
having been the Senator" is not a
Senator, at all, but merely an aspir-
ing politician.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-10-17

Editor Observation-Disclosures tell the
voters of jefferson county that l
am a candidate on the Democratic
ticket for County Assessor. ! be-
lieve that | am well acquainted with
valuations in the county and prom
ise that if elected l will administer
the office in far and impartial
manner. Respectfully,
E. l.. KELSO
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-10-17

Editor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. announce
me as Democratic candidate for
Coroner Of Jefferson County. If
elected / will give my best endeavors
20 administer the office in an eff
cient and satisfactory manner
Thanking one and all for their sup
port which will try to prove my
self worthy of,
HARRY w. MUHLENBROCk
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-10-17
aIr. Editor-You are authorized to

Alr. Editor-You are authorized to
announce me candidate for the
office Of sheriff. of Jefferson coun-
ty on the Democratic ticket. If cleo
ted, | will give my best efforts to
the office and believe that 90. we'll
qualified for the place.
Respectfully,
j. NJ. COMPTON.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-10-17

In this issue of the Enterprise an
pears the advertisement Ct Michaei-
son Bros, OF Denver, which will &c
dc u5t lie CT interest to cur readers,
In accepting this Denver advertise
alcnt tie Enterprise does not 1t
tempt Eor wish to aiienatc ira c a.
way from the Arvada merchants Who
re u the sumo inc, hut to Greet
the trnde (which gees TO Denver and
which has in the past will still 80
sc Denver, TO Nicholson 8ro1.
store, berauIa V lsnsN Ia. 60 on
!. red to ether st.roe il 2S."e. oar
readers will find real b,rsai.s, and
fair treatment.
The splendid raiGup suo-c:i?.!oa
LIST OF the Enter. rise IA this ..r.2u-
rity il the ddver.i5er's Saaran,eo Of
valse received, ali mere scntirren.
or personal preference should have
no part in the function. CT Z news
paper in 4 community like this. Our
advertising space is for sale, and
while we will. in every instance, give
our home business men the prefer
ence. we must sell our commodity
to those who appreciate it and are
willing to pay for it.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-10-17

Our contemporary says Arvada has
two good men running for county Of
flee, but that they are going to be
defeated meaning Of course, that
the Vivian machine will accomplish
the feat. The voters will have some
thing to say about it.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-10-17
e. HUBBARD
The PEOPLES Candidate

Stands for reelection a. Attor.
ney General on his record for pl
triotism, efficiency, economy, hon
ssty, courage and fairness in pub
'io a1airs-a record OF devotion 70
public service deserving tho sup.
port of the people without regard
70 party.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-10-17

They are telling US now that the
kaiser has abdicated his throne
"Me-in Gott!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-25
9as 3mfnnftSIano st=
birten.

@enn Ser Nome 5ibirien genannt
miro, perbinbet man oan1it untpIa'
fhirlit oie Borftenung bon einer1
1da1erlid, 0oen Gamble in 6effen 8erga
tperfen emit politiide @efargene gu
9aufenoen ein entieslides 9nfein
fiibrten uno uber oefien Steppen
bolbtpiloe Softer freifen, hhiiurmerii-
DE Habrung fi1benb. SIN Ser Sbat
qob es cine 3eit, mo oieie 8orffel-
lung nngefdbr ~5ltreffeteo uor, aber
bieie Get eebort Ser 8ergarrgenbeit
an. Sos beutiee 5Tbirien 1T nidt
mebr SOS alte 5ibirien, unb nun Der
@eItfrieg iid anfdidt, a11dJ 5ibirien
in ieiren ganrfreis 5n 5ieIen, n1ogen
einige angnben nber oieies ieltfame
aan6, feline ratnrlide geldoffenbeit.
ieine Dirtbidaftliden Wsoglidfeten
riht urfpiaforrn1e11 Iein.
Inter 5ibirien beritebt n1an oas
qan5e s1t HuBIanb geborige norolide
Mfien bon urol I'M @eiten Biz gum
5finen Daeun I'M Often. 5riiber
fpruf man BON einern @eitiibirien
uno einem Sitiibirien. Beifiibirien
uu1fabte oie @oa1pernements 3obolfs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-25

etpigen Grieoen gla1rben. 9oran babe
i9 bisber nidt geglntbt, ooran glau,
be i6 ol1dl binfuro 1ridf. Mea11 baIte
1t9 hod imurer oas geiunoe 8ort
8ombettns bor Mugen: Nan lernt
nur Don ieinen 5einoen. Die 8ennt=
nib bes 9eutiden Dirb IN 3ufunft
unentbebrlider iein als iemnls.
9eutfblonb bnt iid nadg feinem
'Siege BON 1901 DoH geBitet,
sem frm5oiifden unterriht ab5u=
idJaffen ooer au6 MIR 5u beidnei-
BEN; es bat i'm I'M @egenfbeiI ueter
entpidelt.
Senator &arl @umbert fubrt outs:
r@ir haben bas fe1te 3utrauen, DOB
ser 4rieg BEN militdriiden 9err-
id~oftsgeliiten D%eiitidlanos ein 3ieI
ieben, ouB er eire neue 3eit wirtb-
iduftlider gertbeioig.ng eroffnen
miro. Aber BON pirtbidoftIider Ser
tbeioig11ng fpreden, beiBt 6as nidt
bas 8eiterbe1feben Ser Irager oes
Samples a1erfennen2 Maeroingst
gs bleiben an 3eutiden nod genug
tibtige, unternebm1msluitige, or
belts nno betrieblme 2eute ibrie,
Sic @ogeml1tb uno @emiIfenloiigfeit
obne gleihen pereiniger1. gs mare in
Ser Sbut cine leltiame 8ertbeioi=
gungsauuffe, uns bu3u pernrtbe1len 5u
moaen, uniere Geinoe niht perlteben
51 t0r1nen. Mon muB unter uaen
l1mitdnben 9entidy lernen." SSn abn=
lider @eiie fpridt Ser friibere Mi=
niiterprdfibent Gonbes ii9 aus. SO
ipreten gebil6ete Ndrner oes 2an=
bee, bas felt nube5u bier Sabren nit
3eutidlano I'M 4riege liegt. So benz
Ten unb fprehen ard gebiloete eng
anoer, uno 10 oe11fen unb lpreden
tpobrbaft gebilbete 4merifaner. Sour
ioldp, Sic beidrdnfften @eiites iino
uno iolde, oenen fanntiider Sob oos
qeiitige Ai1ge ble1oet, ipreden oooon,
6oB Die oeutide Sprude iommt IL
rem Srganen m1sgerottet peroen
miiIie. sic foaten nit 8eoudt Ieien,
mos oieie fran50ii1den Gtuatsmanner
ioqer, anerfamte 5iibrer BEG fran50=
iiiden Bolfes, pieaeiht lperoen iie
Damn IN iid gebep uno iid TIRES UNI
perniinftigen, gemetpgefdbrliden,
neil BEN inneren 6rieoen gefabroen=
oen 5reibens idamen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-25
6etet fur ote 6einoe.

uuter oieier ueberibrift entnebmen
tpir oem IN &itfener, Ontario, (fru-
Der Berfin), in oeltfher Gprade er.
ideinenoen Ontario Sournal"- pom
Is. Sunni folgenbes:
Bon bent @runoIase oitsseber1o,
BOB Sic Jurbihe ffur Ole 5einoe ein-
fub dgriitIide HHift un6 nibt ein
Berpeig prooeutider @efiunurs it,
bot oie IN 2onbon, Ont, tagenoe Sc
neral MiIen1bIp Der Eresbpterinuer
beidloHen, ont Counting, oeu 80. Su.
nj, Der aIs Sag 1ntionaler 5urbitte
beitiurn1t Ill, audi 6e 9eltiden IN
oos @ebet eir5,1ihlieben. Reb. Sos.
SnDlor bon 8ruefioe- brubte 6ieie An.
geIegenbeh in anregurtg CT iogte:
u7ieier gorf9Iag 1T nidt prooe1tid.
Iorbern pronenidlm. Seine 8egrin-
ou11g finoet er IN benz altar bon Sol.
gotta uro feline Notbtpenoisfeit in
sem 8lute gbriti. Sc lit n1eine lie.
ber5eug11rg, ouB mir i~e6eraet ale m.
iere Jeinoe Dubeim unb IN Der Jerr1e
in unier @ebet einidlieBen io1ten-8
babe felt 8egtm oes &riegs felt auf
oieiem Grnuoe geitnnoen." 9ieie Gin,
+reg1tng batte a1rfnngs offerbor einige
Blieoer ser aiIen1bID entriftet, aber
Ser geiit, IN Dem ser 8oridlng &c.
n1aft rpltrbe, nnrB iid @eltung Der.
idaffen. Adytlrng Dor benz uoferen
Ma1r.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-25

aber ur1s perfubren, mebr an5uitre=
ben, als MIR leilten uno erreide1
fonmert. 9o5u gebort Der iibertriebe=
ne gbrgei5, Ser uns rlbelos uro nit
unierer Gage un5ufrieoen madf; Der
9rang, a15u fdnen por1pdrts gu
fon1n1en uno cine groBere Roae 5u
lpielen, als ste gerbdltnilfe n11s er-
lnuben - fur5um, Die Maitloiigfeit,
oie nrs NIT per5ebrenber @lutb err
fiilt urb 10 oft perleitet, bas neg5u-
merfe1r. mas MIR felt IN Der Sano ba-
ben, Inn 9ingen nad5uiagen, obne
5u tpiiien, Oh mir fe lparflib erba-
iden forrre1l unb troboem tie biel=
Ieiht piel ueniger mirfliden @ertb
baben.
8iele Meniden leiben oarunter.
sic fiiblen iif bee1ngt ourb Sic Ser
bdltni11e, IN oe1ren tie leben, iebnen
iih nod eineu1 gr0beren Geloe, Inn
ibre 5dbigfeiten at oer1uertben, I'M
ooourd idynener bortudrts 5u fommen
uno reideren aobn au erringen. Ml=
Iein f0nrer iie es nidf tbun, unb 10
fuden tie nod Der 9iIfe anoerer. Der
sdrtt lit ME gara obne @efabr uno
miro oft gen1g oerbdngniBpon. Sic
l1nabbangigfeit gebt baourb perlo=
rem, uno itatt FREEZER uno ie%lbititdnoi-
ger at meroen, geratbf man leidt IN
mbdmigfeit, oie nod biel i6mer5li=
der uno oridenber 1T, us ser ffrii=
bere 3uftanb BEG geengtiei1ts. 90
beiBt es, ge1tau ubtpdgen nno bered=
men, uie meh man eeben oarf, LII Oh
es iih lobrt, IN Ser 9offn1tng m1f
reideren @etpim1 bus oug5ugeben,
mas mon felt uno iider in Der San6
bdlt. gerpffidtungen eridperen im=
oos 2eben, berouben uns Der
5reibet, 6ie oas tpertbbonife @ut beg
9ebens. lit, unb tpirfen mie eiierne
aetten, STE mir ribt ab5uiduttelf
@ir begeben cine Idtpere
penn mir iie uns auferle-
gen, obne> burd 0ie oriruenite 9otbE
uenbigfeh 6a5u g~e51punger 5u Iein.
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Gin glad.

9ie l1neridttlidfeit Ht ein 5Iltd,
ser iduper auf oem lnltet, Ser Ith ibr
ergeben bot. 9umit lit 1adt Der
8ielefier gemeirt Ser nie ger11g be-
fomneu tan1o, mas in oen ~ieltenften
Soften ~natiirlifl n1eiitens aber cine
Mngemobrhet it, Die nidt natHrli6,
ionbern ourd eirte ser getpobnlidften
aIer gegieroen, Ser Shleferei, emit
itebt. Nan fa11r ein 5einidmefer
fem, aber bod mdBig, 1nb ein gutter
Appefit lit cine bod at niirbigenoe
@ottesgobe, tpenn er auf ebrlide
Beiie emtiteM, nd11Iag ourb arbeit
un6 ionftige f0rperlide EbGtigfeit;
Der Menidy ieboda Der rur itruer
mebr Bt, neil es erreif,bdr lit. unb
Ger anes peridlingen nuuB, mas CT In
feiner Rdbe iiebt, a11d5 tpenr1 er tel
mem 9unger nrebr bot, foroerr MIR
nod @ier empfinoet, Itebt iebr tief.
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