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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-05

Other young graduates Of this school'
in the last few years are, Dale Kinds
ley, who was not quite 16 years OF age,
and Cecil King, fifteen years and four
months old.
Observe Quaker Rally Day.
Quaker Rally Day, will be observ-
ed at the Friends church, in this city,
Sunday. 1t will be in the form of
homecoming and it Is expected that
many former members will be in at
tendance The rally will begin with
the Sunday school, at 9:15, and con-
tinue through the preaching service.
At noon a basket dinner will be en-
joyed in the dining room OF the
church, when hot coffee will be served.
An afternoon service will be held at
2:30. The principal speaker will be
the Rev. Andrew F. Mitchell, OF Rich
mond.
Another Divorce Filled.
Divorce proceedings were filed Fri
day by Mildred McCullum Payne VS..
AlonZo w. Payne. The defendant Is
charged with cruel and inhuman treat
ment.
In Squire Coats court, through his
attorney, Clyde Chattin, of Union City,
Stanley Bortner. Of Saratoga, pleaded
guilty to three charges. The first was
for assault and battery, the second
was for displaying a deadly weapon
and the third, was for carrying con-
cealed weapons The charges 7,yere
filed by Harry Miller. also Of Sara
toga. Rortner's fines and costs
amounted to S43.35
Files Expense Account.
s. A. Canada Friday filed his ex-
! pense accounts with Randolph County
Clerk Charles B. DAILY, in the sum OF
! $333.53, incurred during his recent
candidacy for Judge Of Randolph
| county.
| Word has been received here of the
death of Mrs. Rosetta Benson, widow
Of George Benson, at her home in La
Grange, Georgia. Mrs. Benson was a
resident Of this city for many years
The pageant "TWilight Alley" was
| given by fifty young women and nine
/ small boys under the auspices Of the
! Queen Esther Circle, Friday night as
a closing number Of the Woman
/ Missionary convention of the Rich
mond district.
The chOruses We're under the di
rection of Mrs. f. II. Barnes and Mrs
| John Bishop with Mrs. z. w Pine al
/ the piano and Miss Bernice Pickett al
! the organ. Miss Helen Martin was
! stage manager and Mrs. c. A. Study
supervisor. Mrs. Ivan Bremen had
! charge of the small boys. Specia
musical numbers were contributed BY
! the Parry orchestra.
The cast of characters is as follows
! Dame Needy, Miss Bess Sanders
! Meg, her oldest child Mrs II. II. All
en-; Jack, only son, John Richmond
! Barnes; Angelina, emigrant child
Marie Chenowelh; Lily. landlord S
daughter, Miss Leone Clark; Meg's
seven sisters, Reva Brown, Heller
! Chenoweth, Ruth Starbuck, Mary
Bales, Delsic Jennings, Mary Jaqua
! Marjorie Craft and Mrs. Herman Van
landingham; Jacks baseball nine
John Lee Bishop. Turpin Tritt. An
! drew Max Bremen. James Bailey, Ar
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News Of the Counties

LEWISBURG, O.-Elizabeth Nc
Nelly, who recently graduated from
the local high school, left Monday
evening for Superior, Montana, where
she will join her mother and other
members Of her family. They will
make their future home there
0. L. Burns, who has lived in Cali
for ia for the last 80 years, arrived
here a few days ago to make his
future home at the California ranch
just south Of town.
Waldo Grushow, whose store was
visited by bad fire two weeks ago,
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The entry list closed on Friday
night. The pigs being distributed are
sold outright to the youngsters at SIS
each; weight 40 to so pounds. There
is a choice of three breeds; Poland
Chinas, Durocs and Chester Whites,
and the pigs would sell at from $50
to $500 at a breeders sale, so they
are considered as bargains.
Two cash prizes will be awarded
and the various breeders will add a
cash prize or two to those winning
with hogs from their herds.
The general meeting of all the Po-
land, China men will be held on June
%, at which time the association will
be permanently organized.
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PAGEANT CLOSES
CONCLAvE; GRAD
EXERCISES MONDAY

WINCHESTER, Ind, June 81
The forty-fifth annual commence
ment Of the Winchester High school
will take place Monday evening, June
7, in the Main street church of Christ
The following is the list Of the gradu-
ates and the subjects Of their thesis:
Esther Engle, Maud Powell AS An
Inspiration to Other Women Artists:
Ethelyn Templin, America, the Land
of Opportunity; Kathleen L. Smith,
THE Growing Popularity Of Rythmical
Expression; Elizabeth Monks, THE
Value of Good Roads towards the De-
velopment Of Indiana; Sara ]. Miller,
Mob Rule Against the Spirit of Amer
icanism"; Olive F. Surface, THE
Crisis in the Teaching Profession;
Annabel Littleton, "a Plea for Ar
menia"; Kathryn Baker, "Americaniz-
ing the Foreigner; J. Leland Howard,
The American Treatment Of Mexico,
Fac l.. Johnson, why Booth Tarking-
ton is a Great Author; June Payne,
The l. w. W.: Kenneth Bailey,
Chemistry, It's Uses and Develop
ment During the Past War: Kath-
leen Cornell, The esponsibility of
the United States of America as a
World Power; Edgar Climer, "The
Need Of a Community House In Win
chester" The girls of the class will
be dressed in white MILDLY suits.
Commencement exercises for the
Union City High school We're held
Tuesday evening. June l. The address
was given by Harry G.. Hill, of the
class of 1894. His subject was Pre-
pairing to Live in Democracy" Pre-
sentation Of diplomas by Superintend,
ent Roy p. Wisehart.
Kathleen Cornell Wins Contest.
Tho annual high school oratorical
contest was held in the high school
auditorium, v Inesday evening, and
was largely attended. The three con
tostants and their subjects We're: Miss
Kathleen Cornell, THE Responsibility
Of the United States as World
Power; Miss Rebecca Kabel, "OuI
Gold Star Memoriar', and Paul Pflas
tCrer, "Americanism." The prize OF
$500 in money. which is given each
year by local business man, was
awarded to Miss Kathleen Cornell
Miss Cornell is the daughter of Rev
and Mrs. Frank Cornell, pastor Of the
friends church, OF this city.
Warner Youngest Graduate.
Samuel Warner, son of Mr.. and Mrs
l-lvan Warner, of Mt. Holly, three
miles northwest of Union City. is the
youngest boy who ever graduated in
the regular high school course. in the
Jackson High school, one of the first
centralized schools established by Lee
l.. Driver, new state superintendent OF
centralized schools in Pennsylvania
Warner was only fifteen years old two
weeks before he graduated, and he
finished the course with high hOnorS
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program as follows: Song, America"
Congregations; Invocation, Rev. G. A
VAIL: Minutes of Last Meeting;
Music; Address of Welcome, G.. NJ.
Kumler; Address, Opportunities of
the Church Today" F. NJ. Van Ausdal,
Discussions; Address, Supt. H. A.
Hoffman; Music; Address, f. c..
Eikenberry, of Camden; Music; Round
Table, What Can We Do in Lewis
burg That Will Promote Enthusiasm
and Growth in Our Sunday Schools?
Solo, Avon H. Zeller; Election Of Of
ficers; Benediction, Rev. Vail.
Donovan Horn, year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Horn, of Dayton, died
Sunday morning at one of the hospit-
ais in Dayton, of appendicitis. The
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-05
Pig Club Entries Gather
at CentervilEe; Poland
China Breeders Organize

Ihere was gathering of the pig
CLUB class at Centerville at noon sat
urday The boys and girls were out
IN force with parents, friends and
helghDors, for all Centerville showed
cohslderable interest in the distribu-
ton of the pigs
Inc preliminary organization of the
wayne County Poland China Breeders
ASSOCIATION was effected at the office
or the township trustee at Centerville
on FRIDAY night. Wood Eliason was
erected temporary chairman and Por-
ter Flke, secretary. Walter Fulghlm
Louis kinsey and Porter Pike were an.
pointed committee to draft consti-
tuition and bylaws.
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thur keyer, Keith Hawkins, William
conner and Clyde Hinshaw.
me operetta was given in two acts
with special stage settings, with large
choruses
Rev. Counsellor Buried Here.
The body of the Rev. E. M. Coun-
sellor, 81. who died at his home in
Westerville, o., Tuesday, will be
brought to this city for burial, which
will take place Friday afternoon. Mr..
Councillor is a brother-in-law of Mrs.
Ed. DUR and Mrs. Arthur Gutheil,
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from a woman who has suffered should
be needed by all afflicted with back
ache. rheumatic pains, sore muscles.
awful tired feeling and other symp-
toms of kidney and bladder trouble:
Il have got such good results from
Foley Kidney Pills that I can sleep
much better and the pain in my back
and sides is a lot better. l am going
to keep on taking them" Mrs Chas.
Gray. 270 9Th St, Detroit. Mich. For
sale by A C. Luken & Co, $50 Main St.
advertisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-05
REPlOGLE FARM ONE MASS
OF PEONY BLOOM: Il

Wayne county and Richmond mo-
florists who like flowers are invited
TO see the Charles Replogle farm, one
and one-half miles east and one-half
mile north of Hagerstown Mrs. Rep
logic has near the road 600 peony
plants with 10000 blooms now in full
bloom. The peonies are said to be
worth seeing.
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remains were brought here Tuesday
afternoon and laid to rest in Roselawn
cemetery. The child was a nephew of
Mrs. c. c. Banta, of this place.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-10-08
A Ihree.centurx Wink.

Spica, which Is placed a few degrees
TO the right Of Mars, and has II dis
tlnctly blush tinge. is so remote that
its light takes three and quarter
centuries-325 ycars-tO reach us.
Thus the light which we now see is
suing from the star left II towards
the close of the reign of Queen Eliza
bethi
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-10-08
Most Sensitive instrument.

The most sensitive instrument yet
made is the bolometer, originally In
vented by Langley, which is used for
measuring variations in the radiation
of heat 1t registers to a millionth
OF a degree. The heart of it is plat
mum wire so thin that it cannot be
seen except when a ray of bright light
ia rnHnctad Prom IL
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-10-08
Ancient Lighthouse,

The Pharos OF Alexandria, one OF
the seven wonders of the world. and
the prototype of modern lighthouses.
cost Ptolemy Philadelphus. it's build
er, $1,000,00O. Though it cast rays
FOR 10 centuries, its site is now mat
te- of surmse.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-10-08

mouth rock cock l, buff plymouth rock
hen IL, buff plymouth rock cockerel
IL, buff plymouth rock pullet IL.
Frank Habel, East Jordan---Belgian
Hare over months l.
E. j. Hitler, Charlevoix---barred ply
mouth rock cock 1, barred plymouth
rock hen 1, barred plymouth rock cock
erel 1, barred plymouth rock pullet 1.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-10-08
HE FEELS TEN YEARS YOUNGER

Any man or woman suffering from
lame back, headache, stiff joints, sore
muscles, rheumatic pains, or any symp-
tom Of kidney or bladder trouble will
be interested in this from II. Bryde,
925 Garden ST., Hoboken, N. j. 81 feel
ten years younger, and when my wife
has taken Foley Kidney pills she will,
too" Hite's Drug Store. adv.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-10-08
EX.SOLDIER HAS A GOOD STOMACH

''If man spends six years in the
army he surely would have to have a
good stomach. have good one now
and Foley Cathartic Tablets made it
that way" If anyone does not believe
this, let him write to Arthur L. Lyons,
asa Cincinnati ST., Dayton, Ohio" That
is from letter received by Foley and
Co. Hites Drug Store. adv.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-10-08
Choosing the Girls at Central

We cannot afford to be disappointed in the
choice of telephone operator. Upon her
efficiency is staked our reputation and the
high standard of service which we are trying
to give Michigan.
Even during the postwar period when girls
were so hard to obtain we stood by our stand
ards-selecting, carefully girls into whose
personality and character have been built
those qualities Of cheerfulness, even temper
ament and physical and mental alertness that
will qualify her, after period Of careful train
ing, to become truly efficient operator.
How wisely we have chosen Is reflected, today,
in the ever increasing efficiency of the service
rendered by these girls-a service which we
can now state is fast approaching its pre-war
efficiency.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-10-08
Furs and Climates.

The furs Of animals whose habitat
is in warmer. countries is not so dura-
BILE, does not form as good leather and
is less supple than the furs from the
animals living I'm colder climates.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-10-08
Valuable Discovery.

A California chemist is said 70 have
discovered process by which platl-'
mum is extracted from the ore which
also Yields gold and silver The re-
suit is that one company which for
merly worked the material for gold
and silver alone, recovering $40 ton
of material, is now getting $2.iU
ton In gold, silver and platinum.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-10-08
InfnitesimaI.

It's very small part Of the trou-
Bile In the world that is caused by
keeping ones mouth shut.-Boston
Evening Transcript.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-10-08

This little Western miss won .
beauty contest In California and
her reward was trip to Washing.
ton and q call at the White House.
guest of the California Raisin
Growers Association. Her name
II Violet Oliver.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-10-08

II you can appear cheerful in sorrow
you have a great nature, but nearly
everybody will call you frivolous.
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Samfiagnns.

Undergraduate mo6ten bierbur6
alien ibren geebrten Hadbarn unb
Sreun6en, Uel9e n1breno Der &ronf.
belt un6 nod Dem Sooe rnieres ge.
Iiebten 8rll6ers, ShUaeers ltnb
Snfels,
Sermaui 8aer,
oieien unb ,,ns geiddste 2iebes.
otenfte uno benz 8eritorbe,en oic
Ieste @bre ertpieiert iotpie ben 8obr-
tl,ftrdeern un6 fir Die reiden gIu.
m%enipenben, ibren berslihiten Sanf
obitatten. 8eionbers m0dten mir
bierOurd Serrn 8aitor ST: s. Seas.
mann fir feline ber5liden SroItes.
norte unieres innieiten Gohfes Der.
iihern.
Die tranernSen Sinterbliebenen.
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sEgI uarT mau's ia IagEu.

Sdon Der [iteI oieies GUIDES
Rom il ean BE- toIo~ lit cine art
@s'enntnis reuigen GeDiiens. Gin
G~eitanonis, oaB DER 3enior Die
@ohrbeit geEUaItinm uno Sabre lang
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Dos aus Der Sober oes ueItberiibm.
TN britiiden arie9s. aorrpiporoen
ten Bbilip Gibbs itammt, in elmer
dnoereu Sprade ais in Der eng.
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- iagen!
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oft Uabreno oes arieges 0eriudt bat,
unparteiii6 5u beri6ten unb tritii6.
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terOriidt rpuroen, gu beleuhten. gr
erpdbnt in ieiuem neuen Gude Dor.
faIe gar3 buruiloier Ratur, Die oa.
mails ni1t einlnal erpQbnt Deroen
6urften, neil oamaIs Die 8abrbeit
liner Die 8egner beritten, %pitrote.
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leorobten @eIt poQte man ofienbor
cor nidt ma fieaen.
aber jest bari MANS iasen. limo
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bern dbnIifen 8enres, tDie tpdbren6
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role anerbieten obne Be6enfen OH.
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canals freli9 pur0e oieie Got,
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gut bate 5eIeen to1re1, ooB edte
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be Der Uniform iie beoedt, idIedttpea
1nteroriidt. 60 ettpas b6tte ben
$erren Strotegen Der Sntrigue ruO
Der 8erIeumOung bic 8ldne getreuat.
aber beute bari mans iagen.
$ette ia9t unb er3ablt's iogar Bbi.
lip Gibbs. l1nO luenn er es bari, uro
6ie BeIt peidt ni6t aus Den Sugen,
10 biitien mir es aut. Sest 6arf
ron's iogen. Rau6es beute i4on.
gieIes freiIid crit, tpern bic BeIt
einntnI mieOer cinigermaben normal
getuoroen unb bon Der $eu6Iertrant
belt seneien lit
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Serlan0t

Elm Rdoden CUR 8eiorgltng 6es
aodens unb fiir arbeit uuf Dem l..
5loor, in einer tleinen SamiIie.
Seine Sarnorp.4 rbeit. 2obn $50
per Ronot. Gieenes 3immer, Git.
ting Room urb 8ooeaimmer. aug.
n~ahmsmciic gutter RIot fir elm
Nao6en ons elm gutes 9eim itno
CUTE gebonoIune lpiiniht. Mtan 40.
retire, mrs. 6. q. guIper, 81
9nrnpton Rarf, GInnton. Ro.
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Gin elndIiher 8eoaufe.

clu btuuLthJeA VNuahAG" SSlL
3beo6or 8roBbaus BON Sebron,
Gebr., idreibt: oBOr etnieer 3eit
enttpidelte iid bel mir Elm Sai,t.
oltsidlog, beeleitet bon einem iuden.
ben Befiihl iiber meinen gon3en
&0rpcr. Reiu @eoante ridtete ii6
iofort muf Sorni's aIpentrG1tter un6
i6 beiorste mir 3pei Slai6en 5ieies
$eilmittels bon Dem 2ofalagenten.
Rod oebntdeieem 8ebrou6 b6rtc
6os SUDDEN auf unb Der ausihIag
fling on n~b3ufnlen. SD bin jet
4ciuno." 8dbren6 bier 8enerotio.
men lit 6ieies beriibmte &rGuterbeil,
mittel ols elm ioeenonnter y8lut'
reiniger" gebrauht porben, neil q
auf Die Rieren rn6 2eber Wirtt uni
bieien Srgonen bebilflih lit. Der
6orbene unb berbraudte StOffe ous
benz SpItem mtsaui6eioen. @s Wirf
nidt burd Gpotbefer Derfouft. @or
ihreibe on Or. 8eter Sabrneb &
Cons Co., 2501 8oibington 8lbo..
Chicago. sSn.
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adtuus San-nuterHsbmer.

8eriiegeIte Ineebote mr. 0en 8all
zines Concrete S~aeerbauieS (8are.
bOuie) auf unierem Gigentbum on
Der 2. unb Gutenberg Strabe, in
9ermmn, per6en IN unierer Office
bis 2 ubr n~atmittaes ben 5. Of.
tOber, 1920, entgegeneenommen.
8ir reierbiren Dos Re6t Elm ober
ole a~ngebote a~b5uIebnen. BlGne
mo Specifitationcn iiHo IN unie.
rer Office ein3uieben.
Sermauu 1robnee GIhunse,
Qaul Nonje IT,, Ranoger.
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RittpOd, ben 10. Sftobsr,

III OISlLlIlS' uHt
Rittmud, ben Is. Cttobsr,
beginncnO 8 ubr morsens, foIgen.
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Neiitbietenoen berfnufeu:
"a Stiid &in6pieb, 5 MiIdtiibe.
a Salber, 6 Wonate aIt; Meutter.
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oft; idpar8es Bfero, 10 Sabre oft;
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alt; ein-jabriger MnuleieI; re9iitrir.
ter Sengit (SotteIpfero) 8 Sabre
oft; regiItrirter 8ufteiel (Sat) 4
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bober 6ormmogen; guggp, Sltrrep,
0cGormid 8in6er, beinabe neu;
RcGormit @Ibmoitine, beinabe
neu; 2 Reit. Gultinntors, . 0oppeIte
SCction . Gggen, Economy Sing
Cream Separator, Gbefrpper, Sem
Soeo Wanure Spreaoer, Disc. Grill,
Corn Gutter. Shleifitein, CHER
9reiie, 3rlderrobr. greiie; 6tpei IA.
s0lIige SuIfp gfIiige, 1~2.a0liger
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8eidirr, ionic ai,mmets, 36ume
un6 9iigel, 2 SotteI, @obel unO
Sauseerdtbifuften ionic Sarmge.
rGtbe un6 biele onbere 4rtitel al,
aoblreid Inn bteieIben bier aIle auf.
5u51bIen.
8~ebin9l,neen: 9etrdge bon $40
unb peniger iino baar gu soblen.
getrGge bon iiber $40. feds 0eonote
CREDIT geeen Rote nit gutter Slider
belt. 3 8ro8ent Rabatt auf 8qnr'
~aoblrrngen bon iiber $40. &ein sc.
genitanb bari entfernt neroen ebe
porerlt bafiir beeoblt nuroe.
Sm Sale as an 10. Sftober
regnet, finoet Der @erfouf an Is.
Gftober itatt.
Srau SO m. 8ubbe,
9(anb, Ro., 81. 2.
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&erpanSte aeinft.

3ie Serren Re6dfteure Ser
beuti6ipradigcn Qreiie per0en er.
iu6t, Sic fo[genbe 8itte in ibren
SpoIten peroffenttiden 5u moIIen:
Frau Rorgoretbe aro1ls in Grant'
furt ON Dtoin, S6IeubenitraBe 3,
garterre, eriudt Inn bic a6reiien
ibrer 8ernonoten in ametifa SRI.
2ouiIe S6epp in 2ioerpooI, Ohio,
unS 6rau aatberine 8oltber geb.
Rueb in 9rootIgn, 81. g."
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Rpr Strieoe!

Sic Reii9tere bat eriinbIid
Or meme Ge6r6u iIopit;
Ser heuIt bauu. baB ems 8aTer
Hus Wnil IN au9e tropft.
Bal Srutf lid nod or Geii6ter
g1hiene in Sr Stub6;
.&as beuIih oann?" froet er brummig
.Gu Snmnnc 8a%ieriupp?"
.Sie Neii4t're BAT me e'baue-,
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IS fonr'5 aIs Bu net IeiSe,
8ann mid { Sra beri6ldstl"
-RaturIid", ia9t Or Teii6ter,
.9es ihidt iid net BEL Dir,
9oG lei nor 5'friebe. 8iiH6Is;
"a 5aiht ponr bon miriA
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- o VI o It + M. Burger.
meifter (beim 6iiritenempiana i'm
Srad): s@eb', Suber, leib' mir
2ein Sadtiidell"
$50, bolt 9u net ielber eins2"
-Sdon ;aber tpenn ids raus III
bring td's nimmer birein in bic
Sradtaih'nl"
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3n p~ertanfen: elm 9nteI in elmer
Der bciten fIeineren StGbten an Der
DO. 8ocific 8obn. 80 8immer BOD.
it6noia mobIirt. 9as @eidGit nab
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