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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-09
THE VOGUE OF THE euNMAN 1NTRIeuEs SOCIETY.

As he lived SO Sid Hatfield died. by the 1t is all In accor
with an ancient in reprisa He that takeh up e
sword shall perish the sword The principle Is not limited 10 m
instrument applies with equal appositeness 10 .n gun
There was time not many when the dwelr IN clues anu
e advanced areas of enlightenment looked askanc on the
feud of the mountains the mining districts The gunman was
regarded as picturesque but an anomaly IN te es
American civilization We Of the schooled and churched ceh
population spoke the and barbarsm OF the smen WI"
ed not for the owmovng pace justice by legal process but a
sed all differences by direct application the deadly aim is
different
In the streets of the gunman commonplace The high
ways as well as the byways travel his everyday haun W.T."
his machine he great distances luxurious ease
and be 50 minded he takes individual travellers the homes
of his fellow citizens banks corporate industry and even the govern
ment pretty will Human life no bar to his lust 1o o
and presence has become mere matter OF course III "
ouk comngs gog By way varying the appetite for
ure Stays his crowded and stages Jesse James mold
ups the coutrs latest large industry bootleggns bndy
Whereas murder and the gunnan an abomnaoh
the traffic in human life is now but daily incidental
In Sid Haed there just touch OF chvalry Ill tna
he took change beating his rival to the draw 1t the cue Oh
the rtsnake gunman of the civilized code of murder Tor
profit like the coppehad snake without warning mere
shade of difference Of baness That shade cost o
Hatfield his life Monday least left him without chance OF ace
ate defense For however his hand steady and
his aim was true He was never to MISS He didn't Mon
day. lie ddn shoot But that is detail Education IS WONDERFUL
elevator and enlightenment of the mind remarkable illumination
The of population pride the mark OF
@ prestige over our less brothers of the less advanced
sections The greater then responsibility The delicate
should moral pose Our trained senc OF righteousness should
challenge conduct and OF the conduct ABOUT u.s.
Defiance of law that doen preached midst by
distinguished of thought every day Violation OF law con-
nved by authorities high places constantly And law even TO
that protection of human life Knocked by murderous gunner
many cangs part expectation The vitality serious fact
incidental perfectly obvious facts is that this fetd amo
phee society and has being with all the equanmy Of
the supremist Indifference
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-09
THE THIRD INTERNATIONALLY WOULD BLOCK RELIEF

Having been permitted send aid to the famine and plague
stricken people of interior Russia the United States acts promptly
Secretary Hoover motion machinery for expedng
relief At cost of from million to million and half dollars
month this country this work of savagg life in Sovieized Russia
will be prosecuted completion if nerfered with by the
unc caba by which that country has been brought to this hor
rble extremity That attitude usfcieny altruSic it would
SEEM satisfy the shallow soul of the Third nternatona
But These promugaors of doctrine Of construction by
destruction already with propaganda charging Interior
ves America and the allies preaching resistance this and
demanding the sad Soviet that all help be denied
it must be accepted conditions How many Russians stare
perish by cholera of small these communists That
which alone them the fostering of their fighting forces
and the continuance their to rule the country slavery and
collect all revenues in autocracy.
STILL not fail to do all possible all permitted deeds of
mercy these helpless Millions victims of this mercss oil
garchy camouflaged under Soviet cloak
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-09

northern markets, points out the Unit
ed State Department of Agriculture.
The mango Is one Of the really great
fruits OF the world. India with its hun
dreds of millions of people has for CEN
turtles held it sacred, and celebrates
annual ceremonies in its honor. 1t is
fruit, the Importance Of which Amer
leans are beginning to recognize. Sew
eral fine varieties are practically free
from fiber. They can be eaten with
a spoon as easily as a muskmelon.
These are not to be confused with the
worthless Seeding mangoes Of the
West Indies.
The Hayden mango is particularly
fine example of the peach of the
tropics" 1t is Seeding of the first
East Indian mango brought to Amer
lea The original plant was brought
here by the United States Department
of Agriculture and planted at the field
station at Miami, Fla. Extraordinary
care was necessary at first to protect
it from frost. It was three time sseri-
ously threatened. The fruit of its seed
lings shows a much fined development
than those the parent plant bore.
This type of mango, when ripe. is
about the size of an avocado. It is
smooth, egg-shaped, with brilliant red
coloring, shading off to luscious yell
low. Northern dealers sell the fruit at
from 65 to So cents each. Last season
the ycost as much as s1.25 apiece.
Americans are perhaps more open
minded in trying out new foods than
any other nationality in the world, and
when people in this county learn to
like mangoes they will be grown for
popular consumption.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-09
A Wonderful Medicine
Thankful People Praise Thomp-
sons Bar0sma Kidney
Tablets.

Maysville people rely upon this rem
edy. II 1t ever fails to give relief, your
money back.
For pain in the back, rheumatism,
sciatica, rundown condition, try this
latest scientific remedy. 1t works
quickly and surely. The entire system
will benefit by taking Thompson's Ba-
rosma Kidney Tablets, as they have a
tonic effect, cleansing the system of
impurities, and imparting tone and
vigor. ]. ]. Woods & Son sell them in
Maysville for 60 cents box.
When constipated and bilious, be
sure and ALSO use Golden Lax Tab
lets. They are purely vegetable. Is
cents.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-09
SWISS MONEY TOO GOOD.

Switzerland like great rock in the midst of whirlpool stood
almost untouched while the ragged about her battle
men When the ansice signed her money the best
Europe her business running smoothly looked forward
to the future with expansive smile of graduation swept
and garshd the hotels readiness for the influx of tourists
But now it the of travel is passing by Swzer
land Those who Europe for pleasure crowdng
Of Italy and France and large numbers of the Swiss people,
ers temporarily residing there going other countries for
their vacations
The phenomenon explained by the fact that and
Swiss money buys abroad in the deprecated currencs other
countries than does in Switzerland Swiss money example
twice far in France and five times far italy in Swz
erland itself
Swiss hotel keepers wondering why sound money should
highly considered .-'t q
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-09
FLEMING RESULTS.

F'leminssburG KY August s--The
primary election in Fleming county
resulted as follows: II
Democratic complete: Circuit Judge
&C. W. Fulton, 1889; G. d, Newell
1905; County Judge-George 4. Beck
EFT, $40; ]. w. Clarke, 1896. County
Clerk-.A. II. Plummer, 1856; Roy II,
Threlkeld, 1879; DR.. u. T. Runyon,
1881. Circuit Clerk-H 8. Smith, 1887;
L. F, Alexander 1857. Jailer-S. NJ,
Perkins, 6s1; W. c. King, 5S7' JEFF
Radcliffe, 4S5; William s. Crawford,
SA; T. r McRoberts, S45. Representa-
tive-Arthur Saunders, 1701; II. P.
1907.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-09
HORSES AND MULES
CAN DO MORE WORK
If CORRECTLY FED
Work Stock Needs Properly Balanced
Ration Fed In Right Quantities
When Working Hard.

Feeding work horses and mules
with special care during seasons OF
hard work, such as harvest time, Is a
practice which can be followed profit
ably by farmers, according TO special
who have made study Of feeding. A
horses stomach has capacity OF only
10 quarts as compared with 267 quarts
for a COW OF equal weight and for that
reason he needs to be fed more often
and In smaller quantities than COW.
II properly fed horses and mules will
do more work, keep In better flesh
and have better wind than they would
II allowed to eat grain and hay to full
capacity. Feed required by work
horses and mules is different from
that required by young growing ami
mails or dairy cows. Mature horses
need starchy or carbonaceous feeds to
furnish fuel or energy rather than
large amounts Of protein. For this
reason they may be fed more corn
and timothy hay and less protein feeds
such as alfalfa and wheat. Oats can
be used to furnish most of the protein |
needed. Three-fourths of a pound Of
grain and one and one-fourth pounds |
Of hay for each 100 pounds of weight
Is a good ration for animals doing
moderate work. Animals doing hard
work can be given as much as one and
pounds Of grain
For each 100 pounds of weight mules
ian be maintained on about three
'ourths Of the grain ration that draft
lorses can, according to w. S. Ander-
ION Of the College Of Agriculture In
place OF the grain ration Withheld they
should receive a larger percentage of
he cheaper roughages.
In order that work stock may be
fed it is necessary to balance
he ration fed them, according to the
SPECIALISTS. Corn or barley, being
,tarchy foods, balance the protein in
llfalfa hay and are fed with it while
,ats contain enough protein to make
lp for the lack Of 1t in timothy. A
protein concentrate such as wheat
,ran will balance the ration II corn is
ed with timothy Cutting down the
'ation and feeding bran is the best
substitute for pasture when the stock
s idle, the specialists say. Feeding a
'ull ration when the animals are not
working is almost sure to result in
stocked legs.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-09

Tuesday. A porter first saw the snake
scrawlin over telephone booth and
sounded the alarm, drew down on him
self variety of sarcastic remarks
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-09

until his tale was verified by a circus
man who found that one Of the snakes
he had cehcked at parcel counter had
escaped.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-09
LEWIS COUNTY PRIMARY.

Vanceburg, KY, Aug. s. = In the
fiercest fought primary election in the
history Of Lewis county, the following
officers were nominated in the Repub-
lican primary here Saturday: L. N.
Rayburn, State Senator; J. L. Trumbo,
Representative; J. W. Cox, Circuit
Clerk; Frank Lykins, Sheriff; Henry
Sullivan, Jailer. The bitterest contest
was the sheriff's race between Frank
Lykins, who is now deputy and Joe
Webb, former soldier and popular ia
vorite.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-09
SNAKE INyADES TERMINAL.

New York, Somewhere in the laby-
rinthian passages Of the Hudson Ter
minal building today there roamed a
five foot Mathematician unwelcome
tenant of the big skyscraper since last
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-09
THE PEACH OF THE TROPIC
NOW At HEIGHT OF SEASON

Midsummer is the best season for
mangoes which are now available in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19
st 2lnthonv.

Sobn @angI, Der iid unldagif nit
SRI. Solo &idibo bier Derbeiratete, bot
unteroeifem bas bier III @adt ge11om@
meme @arages@elddft ungetreter.
Sic Sdreirer Sdcob @asperlin,
Seinrib @angl, Sobn &lein, 8eter
Shops ur6 Sacob 8elters bon bier
|iinb nit grridtung eines 5taues al1f
Der III ct. Brnncis gelegenen 5arn1
=bes &nspar bon 6eel beidaffigt ntro
meroen 1pdterbEiin Elm gleidesG ebaltoe
nuf SSob11 Miuers 5arm maize ct. Go=
ia anfihlagen.
Somilie Seinri6 Geraos nagm
an ser in Sreeport gefeierten @obef=
Midaels @odBeit tell.
Mfolge eines ibaoboften sdorn=
Items geriet bas 9ad Der biefigen
8utterfabrif in Brand, Der aber ge-
.loIM nur6e, bepor nen1enssperfer
#gbaben nrgeribfet NOR.
Ser @egeauheber 8. S. Rofatt
batte cine Mrbeitgmannidnft ali Der
tottpenbigen 8egea1Sbeiferu11g bier=
ortS beibdftigt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19
St. uihoIas.

Die @lofen nnierer 8farrftrd9e lan=
tetea Iesten Dienitag ein idones 9od-
aeitsfpit Elm. @abrenb zines bonn bod}-
miiroigen Bfarrer Sdollenberger I'm
8 ubr aelebrierten 8ralltamtes lte=
ben ibren grelrbum0 0ur6 Rrielter5-
bano iegnen Sacob 8oos BON NodD1lle
uno Sri. Maria 9a1tgen, Sodter oer
lSamilie Mid). 2utgen bon bier, n11ter
beren aaltIidem S6oud nab Der
firdliden 6eter I'M trdllten gerrpa11o=
ten nro Srerm6enfreiie eir gernit1<
dies So9seitsfe1t begargen m1irbe, mo-
Bel Dem gliifIiden Ruar tpobleerteir-
teIfen @Iiidtpiinide fir cine gelegnefe
3ufunft entboten 1pur6en. DaB ftd)
6iefelben Dem in 6ieer @eger1b allge-
mein beliebten Gbepaare pertpirfliden
m0gen, lit Der 8unib BEG Noroiterr.
DienItag fomnrenber 8ode .neroert
in ser beiigen 8forrfirde filr's 2e-
ben perbnnoen 2oren5 @irbfelb, Som
Ser SamiIie Beter @irbfelo, nn0 Sri.
@atbarina Sober, Godter Der 5orni=
Tie Seinri6 Saber, beibe bon bier.
es1 Ser 5arniIie Mi6. 9eder bot ein
ut1n1teres gobnden nillfommene Nut
nabme gefnn6en, 81 tDeld frobem CT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19

|Jrnalen uno Rinber peroen fit gor5
|nroerp a~Tnnfbeiten be9nnbeA, obipobl
HE nit &oofl 8allb., Minlber. S1tpei
he. oder 5ted1raoeltpdr1ner bebofet
|iinb Dng idere Mn5eihen lit Mus.
|ideiben bon geiIen 6es @nrtnes. Mn-
here Mr5eiden Ino gerlnlt bes Mp-
petits NIT 5eittpeiligem SeiBbunger.
|beIegter 3u11ge 5o0bren11e1l Sdymer.
5en I'M Msngen, Elm friebenoes @efiibI
III Nengen n1bo @e6drrne, MnfitoBen,
forhpdGbretl0es 5puden, Naienbobren,
Mnberonuihfen 5dmer3en I'M Hiui-
den uro glienern 5dhpinoeL, @opf.
|ibuer3eH gridopffung, mattes sc,
|fubI lei Ieeren1 Mngen, Mbmagern
ul1o biinfIe Minge u1rfer ben Augen.
Bnbndinn, epileptijde Mrf1Ge nn6
IRrdnpfe iinb IN 5sdiaen auf Die Bnr-
.nler 5uruid3ufuiibren. Gin iebr getDobn-
5Ii1eg 3eiden BEL Sinner lit ons fort
1p1iibrer0e geafenbpbren s6lafIolia-
feifs NubeIofigfeit, 8erlulf Ser spiel-
.ln5f 9npatooes lift beabiidfigt Die 8ur
11er aus benz 5Ditem al Dertreiberr
urro babies Ole beriibmte 81rnune-
bi5m 1T, bic nlgenlei11 in europa ger
braudt fDir0, mirb ieine BirfInmfeit
nidt III Grnge geitelt. Benn SIR
8aronurm ODER aroere @nrmer Der
mlltey berfebH nidbt, fir oas 8obI
gurer @efunobeit uniere beriibmten
.9arato6es 81 probieren. @oftet 5ebn
Dollars uir6 ndtunbpier5ig Gents.
9oIbe Bebnn0I1ing foitet feds Sol
lors ll,b fiuinfut1oiieb5ig Gents. Birb
nod gmpffa1pg bon MoneD 9r6er, bar
Enoer Banfanipeiiung berian6f. gs'
fpir6 nneifrig bon ser MdrbeI Meb.
60. berfnnbt. .9fpt.1 1854 1903
I9iHsburg, 80, gerbernng bes Bafe-
|4ps Die
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st. 2ueufa.

81, ser bieigen Bfarrfirde mnroen
Sonntag gum gbelta1t0 perfunoigt
ga.aer @eDreus, 5obn Der nabe ct.
GIoub ~pobnenoen SamiIie Matbias
g. @eprens, uno SRI. Alma Stor=
fomp, Sodter Ser All oieier @er1et1toe
aebSrigen 6amiIie Bernhard 5tor<
fauep, tpelde pabrem Der letten
Sssabre I'M ct. gIo11b 5hltbgei6aH oes
Serrn @b 8arben als Budbalteri11
araeifeut NOR. Sic Sod5eit finoet N
sen eriten Sagen BEG &oienmoratS
Sunni itatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19

|Berigen Mniirengilngen 81 perboppelr.
Wlit Dem leBten gral1sport eben nun
1900 an1eriifnniIlher &iibe, bon Delitl1
amerifnnifben 5nrr1ern geibenfk III
Deutfdlat1b. ssnr $500 foita Ae
cine. bteier @iiibe auf eippolles SSubr
mil alnerifaniidem Rrnftfntter 81
Derieben. 5on nidt auh Dein gbef,
|6eutIder 8rnber poer Delitibe Sdipe-
ter, u1ter ben 8utDeirOuneen 81 i'm
ben eiin, Die einem oeutifdden &irbe
has aeben retten ul1b Die @efuttbbeit
ipieoergeben2 s..ss
NM mitbeIfen nil, eroe feine
8ar5ntpet10ungen u1lD Glibannnelbln-
gen a1l ute Mr1leriionn DairD goftlle
Company, 1913 Meit Msaoifon Str,
gbicago,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19
st. francis.

Sran5 Maoer nn6 Sruu genoiien
am Donnerltng bic @aitfreunoidufi
Der 5ani1ie Ebomag Wa6er.
Seinrib 9ange bat bas Gunoamett
fir cine nele 8obnung ffertig Die er
.oieieg 5rubiabr feiner gamilie errid}-
ten ldBt..
Sic gbepoore 6ran5 &erbes, 5rona
ban 9ee1 uno 8. M1obr fpreden Don=
neritag beindsmeiie in Der 6arnilie
Seinrid9 2aitae Dor
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19
Die Aincer isateft helfci,.


eyn einem 8riefe, ben Or @ilbur
6. Gbomas, Der grefutip-s efretdr 6es
Mmerienn grien6s serDice Commit
tee, 90 5outb Enelftb 5treet, BBbila<
|beIpbin, 8a., an Sic Beronitalter bes
Seem PORTER 4inoers4on5erB 5um 8e-
jten Ser @inberfpeiiung IN Deutih-
LAMB geriicdtet bottle, beiBt eg IS err
fabre nit GreuDe, baB sic Die MbbaI-
h1ng zines @iinber=aDn5erts mr Die
Maffen @iin0eripenung pInnen mel
de III . m1sgiebiiger 8eiie IN Deutibs
LAMB itattfi11be. gs 1T cine gldin5ef-
De Soee, Ole &iinoer zines 2anoes fit
Die @iinber zines an0erer1 gu interei@
iiieren. Sc lit Elm gutes Mittel, Inn
rationale ~nnitimmigffeiitten at beieiti=
gen, Dfe 8n DiHeren5en uno gum
|s&riege fMbren. gs i cine portreHz
lide Nrtk ben @eilt Der Sreun6ifhnft
1nb bes gl1fen @illens 51 pflegen.
I'm Der &lIeiinen briiben miller, Die OF
ne u11fere &ilfe Ba1ngern muiiien, bof-
fe ib nltfridtig, ooB SIR @on3erf Elm
grocer grfolgfein miro.
Sic bon Nmeriftaner11 beutilder Mb<
III SEEM Sort ungeregte nn6
|bermirfIfiidk Soee, lire Ri1uber a1ir
Mgitarbeit an Dem @inberzSnsiperff IN
Dentifdd)1am nnauregem, onte mberan
u11ter Der 6e1ttidiprndigen geb0lfer=
'ung Mnnerifas Radnbftl1ng fin0en.
I@ir1oer firb nihhf frei bon @igenrl1b
unb 5eIbffudt aber fait ane baben
Elm empffaingIiides Ser5 urD moidte1
belfen, netr1 ibnen elm 8eg ge5eigt
miro, mie fie es nit Dren 61pad)en
@rdften M1 fo11nen. &inoer our
Wobltdtiigfeiitts 5u er8eben, lit Elm pd=
1agogiibes Rrincip, 6as Ieioer bisber
tl1lr 1ielten In bic 9rurig ~u1ageiest
por0en lit. limo bod niir6oee eire ST.
aiebn1g 5ur 0obltdtigfeit cine prdid1-
fige gorfdpnle fem fir gritrebung lee
neg boben Soeals, ipeldeg III Der.
Beibnahfsbotfbaf ieinen iboriten
Musorud geffaanben bat: nSrieoe nlf
groen l1nb ben Menfden EN- 8oblge=
ia1en.
aegen sic in oog Sera ser Rirber
ben Samen Ser 8obltafigfeit nnot
1porrlen sic bon fruibelter Sl1gen0 lie
8erfen Der gadddftenliiebe an nibtt
aneip ser SSltgeno hires eigenen 2anz
beg gegennber on6ern aud berienigpn
Der @ein1nt ibrer @ltern, Die fir tie
tets cine getDeib6te 55fdiitte fem oQte.
Borte anein han es mdt es be6arf
Der befreien0en Cat i'm elmer 2ebre
Ipirfflib Geltung 5u beridoffen. 8obls
tdtigfeh uno R%6hitenliebe, Sic bon
ainoern id}on geiiiibt peroen, eb11e1
ben @eg al beiierem geriteIpn nrlbe-
rer 2eute 1inb gDlffer nro reifen Sic
0eoa1b nnb Nodlidt 1peld)e Sic Dor
beoing1tng iino 51lr Grbaltung bes
Belffrieoens. Wabre SrieoensIiebe
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MIDI gang sade oes Natnrels lie
III bobe1n MaBe alid) eine olde Der


Gus bon Nep yorfer amerifanerr
Dentlher Mbfnnff arraIgierfe ainoer.
Ron5ert gum 8eiten Der MeaiiensRiI1
III DeutfhIa10 ift Ell
lsbritt III Der redten Miidhlng, eina
Mnregung, peldR nlgemei1e geadnb.
mlng berbient u1po 1id)t nuf berati:
Ice 9eranitaItungen nlein beldrdff1
bleiben ioute. gg giebt 3 piele Conn
bagsidalIen beutfider @ird3en III ben
0ereinigten Staaten. Mie tp1ire e
noenn cine ieoe iid 81 eii1lem mol1dtIis
den 8eitpag fir Die @inoeripeifnng
Ill DeutihIattb berpflidtete? Mnd ole
fleinite @abe Sdbllt, urb Ell Collar
i'm Mo11nt, on Das Mmericnn Drienbs
|serbice gonlnlittee geiarot, periorgi
elm 11nterern1Ibrteg 6eutihes @nD Ell
men gan5en Wo1at lang nit elmer
nabrbaften 3uiatdpabl5eit.
8enn a1aerifanifde Ri1oer eiirHlal
anfangen Der beordngten Sugeno Der
Seintnt ibrer gltern lire seiInnbme
mno 9ilfe 5u5utpenoen, 10 miro Da-
|0urb biel ge1ponnen peroen. DIT benz
Weitle@, bns bon &~inDerber5en aus
geh urb ben @in6ern eines nnoeren
Bottles nit rettenoer Gat our 9lfe
fommt, lteut nod ettpns ar0ereg ih
Elm: bas @efiN Der @emeinidaft Der
[sSSntereiien naer Nationer u1o oie gr<
fenntnis, baB anberer 2eiD gum Eeil
bon inns 1Dir6, tpen11 mir nid)t belfen
unb nnier MitgefiM tart genllg
mer0en lnIien, I'M ben Notleibenoen
ll1no 8eordngten Elm Spfer 5ubrin=
gen. gr5ieM Die &iiroer at Selfern
Der sSngen6 bon 2dnbern III melbe
Snnger uno Scot ibren gin5ug ge-
6alten baben. 9egt il bre 95er5en
ben Sarnen Ser W~obItdatigfeH mi
ipornt lie gum &elffen uno @eben an,
6nnlit lie ffriihe ibon iid1 an 8Dblh-
|tigfeit u11D tpabre Wenbenliebe ge-
|nobnell. Gorcert Cure &iroer nuf,
Der 1lntererndbrten unb bon geiur0.
beitIiden @efnbrer aner Mrt bebrob=
ten SSuge11D gnrer often 8eit1at 81 Del
fen, 111o Iegt Ddourb Bic @rut1oln-
ge al elmer G6Iferfrennbiidaf, Bic fid
iforf ge11l1g erspeiien pirb, nm ne1te
AonfIiiffte Hgen1o meIdber Mrt al perbiii<
ten. 2aBt amiiben gurm &eiin0eru
li1o Ser Sllgenb g1trer Seirnat id
DDS @ano Der aiebe ur1f6 bilfsbereiten
|sreunoidaft ihlingm. Das pirbb bberrS
Idle Sriidte trngen u11o nidt aIeil
inherent 2ar6e ottbern mud G1rer
alien Seinm 81 SUITE ffon1ner. sorgt
|bafir, boB Sic rSdn6e Iber Deer
bon Der at1erifanilhen sSa1ger6 81 Der
|gurer alte1 &eimm iib aisftrefen
uno bereitdt eiinen 6reunbidnftu n6
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