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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02
CABANNE's LATEST
BOOKED AT THE ALEXANDRA.

whats Wife WORTH William
Christy Cnbanne's new production, which
will be shown at the Alhambra the first
half Of next week, emphasizes that mar
rage vows are not to be lightly put
aside: nor a faithful, trusting wife dis
carded for another without retribution
striking home.
The story is enacted by cast Of abu-
tty which includes Ruth Renick, Casson
Ferguson, Alec B. Francis and Virginia
Caldwell.
The plot is woven around Bruce Nor
rison and Rose Kendall, the former thu
son Of a man Of wealth, and the latter
village belle. Bruce has difference.
with his father which lead TO his leaving
home. He persuades Rose TO marry him.
and when later he is summoned back to
the parental roof he takes his wife with
him, but keeps her in seclusion because
his father IS not aware Of the marriage.
The elder Morrison has mapped ous a
bright future for his son, even going 50
far as to select a girl for him 90 wed.
Time passes and Jane PeufeId, the girl
Of his fathers choice, is introduced to
Bruce. Then malicious influences are set
at work which result In "a breach be
tween Bruce and his wife. She leaves
him and he procures i divorce 80 that
he can marry Jane. The episodes which
follow lead up to a big climax in which
Bruce dt.covers the answer to the ques-
| ton, What's a Wife WORTH
Mr.. Cabanne is one Of the few directors
who writes his own screen stories, and
! his recent success THE Stealers,
stamped him among the master creators
/ OF photoplsys
"a Desert Hero" force starring Ros
coe Fatty ArbuckIe will provide the
| program with its comedy feature. Tho
Fox news weekly win be added.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02
Furniture Stores to
Close on July Fourth

The following stores, members Of the
Furniture Association OF Indianapolis,
viii be closed all day Monday, July I:
Baker Brothers, Banner Furniture
Company. Feeney Furniture Company,
Gordon Furniture Company. Great West
ern Furniture Company, Hartman Furui-
ture Company. Home Furniture Company,
Ideal Furniture Company. National Fur
niture Company. Reliable Furniture Com
pany. .. Sommers & Company, Taylor
Carpet Company. Victor Furniture Com
pany. Peoples Quitting Company and
ina White Furniture Company.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02

missionary, Samuel Poor had attended
dying woman who had pleaded tagt her
daughter be sent on the first boat back
to civilization Red Fawl looked llstfuIy
upon the girl and consp!red with the first
mate OF the ship Co XIII his father SO
that he Red Pawl. might become master
Of the ship and also Of the girl. Many
developments follow, however, which
provide many unusually thrilling slJua.
tions. What Is said TO be one of the
most realistic sea storm scenes ever pre-
scented on the screen IS shown In the
feature.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02
sRLINn LOVE-

BLIND LOVE-
AT MISTER SMITHS.
Lucy Cotton in Blind Love- viii be
the feature attraction at Mister Smiths
beginning Sunday.
The story is from the pen of Max
MARGIN. who wrote Eyes of Youth" aud
Cheating Cheaters."
c'he star is seen as a young heiress
who, through the Vaccinations Of an
unscr1 puIous man, is brought to be-
Heye lhat the man she has married, ana
whom she deeply loves, has married her
for her money. Eventually matters are
explained and adjusted 80 that the
husband is cleared Of all suspicion, and
the false friend is dealt with as all such
people should be. George lie Guere,
who viii be remembered for his work
as mothers boy" in Mammals Affair, p"
with Constance Talmadge" is seen as the
young husband, and Lucy Cotton was
last seen here ia The Devil" In support
of George ArIiss
The usual comedy films viii be shown
III addition to the feature.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02
Democrats Take No
Amendment Action

because only three members Of the
committee appointed 10 make recommen-
dations on the proposed constitutional
amendments to the Democratic State cen
trail committee were present a a meeting
last night. no conclusions were reached.
The proposed taxation amendments were
the principal subjects OF discussion
Another meeting Of the committee will
De held next Wednesday night. The
members present last night were Albert
Sahm. Evans Woollen, Jr., and Edward
= Brennan.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02
Shelby Chinch Bug
Damage Investigated

SHELBYVILLE. Ind. July Am in
vestigaJiOn Of the extent Of damage
caused by chInch bugs in the northern
part Of Shelby County, was made Friday
by Frank n Wallace Of the State de-
Partment Of Entomology, who was &C
cOmpanied here by a representative Of q
company which manufactures 4 creOsOte
preparation for the treatment OF plants
Affected by the bug.
Reports say that all farms on the Hau-
cock Shelby County line, east and west
Of FountaintOwn have suffered and
methods previously used to cheek tie
pest have failed.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02
Or. the Rev. L. c. Fackler. 1913 Hoyt

tor. the Rev. I. c. Fackler. 1913 Hoyt
avenue.
Meridian Street Methodist Episcopal
Church viii have its regular mid week
prayer service on Thursday evening.
At the Thursday evening prayer meet
ing of the Fourth Presbyterian Church
the pastor VIII speak on The Mosquitoes
Special Message" Wednesday the New
Era club VIII hold an ice cream social at
Z 80 o'clock in the church gymnasium.
At the Tat ernacle Pres byterian Church
Victory chapter Of the Westminster
Guild Will have its July meeting on
Tuesday evening at the church and VIII
serve a supper at 6 80 o'clock Friday
evening there Will De Il garden party on
the church lawn for the benefit OF the
church building fund.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02

Of prenatal influence. Miss Talmadse
first appearing as Nile Lucille. d yaude-
Vile performer Of international fame.
Her craving for alcohol eventuAtes IN
her untimely end bat the tendencies and
weaknesses 10 which she was addicted
AKA perpet2tld in her only child, cir.
In the soUl ~ The daughter RACES the
battle to overcome her Inherent evil de
sires, her high temper e1d her inherited
craving for drink. which furnishes not
oaly most unusual plot, bust provides
many tense situations that bite with
thrills and suspense. The story discuss $
in an euterta[uiug way some " the very
remarkable discoveries made IN psyche
losic4l research, aad points out wildly
The dangers II inherited desires a d ten
denotes in children whose parents give
way TO wAims and satisfy their cravings
ia excessive Indulgence. IN the case IN
question the moral nature is awakened
and tie young gi-I tr.umpLs over her
faults.
Donald Uau aad Van Dyke Brooke
head the supporting cast
Completing the program there VIII be
Fox film farce. entitled Three Good
Pals" EinetO review subject, swat
the Ely and Tade Dolaus populaI
musical entertainers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02

DUE At TIE EGtsGsG.
The Freeze Out" story Of the West
Of decade ezo With Harry Carey as the
leading player. viii De the feature at
traction az The Regent all week starting
sunday.
The star enacts the role Of "Ohio, ."
The stranger who drifts INTO Broken
Buckle. western town, ana announces
that be intends opening g big gambling
house zoe WLpp.e, sister OF the uau
who already is operating d dive in the
town, becomes angry and opposes the
NOV, menj The stranger doesn't worry,
however Many Developments follow
which lead TO an unusual climax.
The star is supported by 81 east Of well
known Carey players beaded by Helen
Ferguson, aud Including Joe Harris.
Charles Le Mayuc T. Farrell Mcdonald
and Lydia Esalaus Titus
In addition ta che feature attraction
comedy also VIII be included on the
Regents program
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02
COMEDY, DRAMA
WELL MIXED ON
SILVER SCREEN
Confined From Page seven.)

about her, she is heartbroken, and de-
nounces her mother.
A year later we find RosamOnd a sue
cessfui actress, in love with a young man
whose foster father refuses to let him
pay court to an actress. The accidental
disclosure that this man is her father
and the meeting of her mother In an
opium den go together to make up the
story.
Myrtle Stedman, Ralph Lewis and jim
mic Morrison are seen in support of the
star in this production.
As a special attraction the Circle The
alter presents a Fourth Of July Tableau,
and a Circlette of News and Topics Of
the Day are on the program. Johnny
Hines in q Torchy comedy is also On the
program.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02

the attraction ct
the Isls next week.
In it the star por-
trays two distinct
and difere q t
charactars-that Of
a mother and her
dau hter, a rather
unusual thing for
a young and pretty
actress to attempt,
but Miss TalmGd sc
achieves it 5rtis-
tically and conyinc-
iuEly, displaying an
p y G. 2 y I ] OLAl anil
hitherto GDSuspect-
ed depth of dra-
matte 8ud emotion
al talent.
4 hA story deal s
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02
SPECIAL JUDGE APPOINTED.

In order 30 devote his time 10 rulings
which should be made during this term
Of court. Judge Harry o. Chamberlin Of
Marion Circuit Court appointed Ralph
n. Span special judge 10 dispose of the
day.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02

Black Paw. hrU-
tai sea dog who
rules his salp, De
borah. with fear,
the most mutt
nous hara cter
aboard being his
son. Red PawL lie
bad taken his Toy
NJ tender age on
"a voyage only 20
return AID hud the
mother with his
little daughter had
r,Jped with another
man. frou shat
moment his was
the gospel of hate.
A. rr. F.Fr-H
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02

City weed cutting gangs viii start
working next week. Street Commissioner
A o. Meloy announced today. The law
permits the city to cut weeds and assess
the cost against the property owner
wherever the owner fails TO do the
work himself.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02
REAL ESTATE
GOSSIP
BY REALTOR.
fBiuS Eeough.

It's plain 70 be seen Who's boss al
Chester Henry's house, when his wife
wins the football kicking contest ard also
throw the hand5au tie f4rthest dis
tance.
lists OF 70 the Investment committee
men. They worked willingly and wei
for the good OF the real estate board
They deserve heartiest cooperation
ReaItor B. II Ralston made great
talk al the Wednesday meeting and the
whole bunch wish him well He's for In
dianapolis.
Al Evans suggests that splendid
source Of revenue for Federal purposes
has been overlooked A large excess profit
tax On imaginary real estate deals
which never get past the talking stage
ought TO yield several billions.
President Schmdt's suggestion that we
tnaugurate an every-other- week meeting
during the sumner months evidently
meets with favor, and it should.
Welcome to Indianapolis. Mt. Smith.
We hope you'll join Us and bring your
employer. Emerson ChaiIle, with you 20
our weekly luncheons.
Executive Secretary Hamilton did a
rushing business on chairs last meeting.
As d beadliner Realtor RaIston cops the
prize.
A stenogrspher in a real estate Office
vas asked what the SIS after the words
Marion County stood for on all legal pa
pers. She Immediately replied, short
stop" Some fan, claim.
Al aboard -Or Chicago Why not bring
the convention heref Yes it taxes work
but where IN the country is there a livelier
real estate board than that right here in
Indianapolis.
The Portland Realtors offer the follow
ing:
DEALS TUNE: "SmilesrD
There are deals that make Us happy,
There are deals that make US blue.
There are deals that make US lots of
trouble,
There are deals that never wiz come
through,
There are deals without a cent OF profit
When our business almost goes smash,
But the deals that I'll our heart with
sunshine
Are the deals where there's lots Of cash.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02
MILK PRICES RFDUCED.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. July mix
prices in Terre Haute took a slump
Thursday, dropping I cents on the pint
and quart The former price was Il
cents "a the quart and cents On tbs
pint
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02

St Mathews Evangelical Lutheran
Tuesday evening at the home OF the pas
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02
MOVIE OF THE SEA
Is BOOkED At COLONIAL.

Helen Chadwick, iu Goddess Men"
story Of the sea. VIII be the feature at
traction next week at the Colonial.
The action Of the story rey5lves around
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02
NORMA PLAYS TWO

Perhaps the most difficult task Of her
screen career is accomplished by Norma
Talmadse in a new picture, "A Daugh-
ter's Strange Inheritance" which win ne
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02

Al Evans suggests that 9 splendid
source OF revenue for Federal purposes
has been overlooked. a large excess profit
tax on imaginary real estate deals
which never get past the talking stage
ought 10 yield several billions.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02

President Schmidts suggestion that we
fnaugurate an every other week meeting
during the sumner months evidently
meets with favor and it should.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02

Fan Place MeshOdist Episcopal Church
Pastor, Dr. J. Il Dodderidge. There
viii be special patriotic service IN the
morning and the subject OF the address
will be. The United States of America
Vesper services VIII be at Z o'clock In
the eEeEins.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02

Welcome to Indianapolis. Nr Smith.
We hope you'll join US and bring your
employer. Emerson ChaiIle, with you 20
our weekly luncheons.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02

Meridian Street. Methodist Episcopal
Chureb-Pastor. DR.. Y. Z. Rorer. There
viii be q patriotic service sunday morn
inc with special music including q solo
~ Miss Mildred J. Leonard, Of Chicago,
and the pastor will speak on, Makers
OF the American Republic
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02

Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church
Pastor. DR.. W. B. Farmer. The postor
viii speak Sunday morning on, rs
Americas Price too High" and in the
evening his suject will be Simon Peters
Fortifying Hope"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02

ReaItor B. Il Ralston made great
talk et the Wednesday meeting and the
whole bunch wish him well He's for In
dianapOlis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02

Executive Secretary Hamilton did a
rushing business on chairs last meeting
AS d headliner Realtor RaIston cops the
prize.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02

Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church-Pastor. DR.. 0. W. Fifer. There
viii be special patriotic service sunday
morning and the pastor viii speak on,
The Rocks and Ri1s," there viii also
be the presentat ton OF colOrs to the Osric
NJ. watkins Post, American Legion.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02

A stenogra pher in d real estate Office
vas asked what the SIS after the words
Marion County stood for on all legal pa
pers. She Immediately replied, short
stop" Some fan, claim.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02

Clureh-Pastor. Or. George VI. Smith.
The Rev. \. z. Hughes, ID. D, president
Of Evansville College, viii occupy the
pulpit both al the morning and evening
services
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02

Capitol Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church Pastor, Dr. MUrr. At the morn
ing services the subject for the address
viii be. Religious Values" and in the
evening there viii be 4 joint meeting Of
North Park Christian, Grace and DR..
Garrison viii speak.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02

Al aboard -or Chicago Why not bring
the convention hereT Yes it taxes work
but where In the country is there livelier
real estate board than that right here in
Indianapolis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02

Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Pas
tor. Rev. J. A DunkeI The subject 81
the Sunday morning address will be.
'-The Land We Love" and Christian En-
d5av0r meeting viii be held at .45
O'Clock In the evening.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02

Hats OF 20 the investment committee
men. They worked willingly and wei
for the good OF the real estate board
They deserve heartiest cooperation
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02

First Presbyterian Churoh-The Rev.
George Irving Long. D. D.. Of san Fran
cisco. cal. VII occupy the pulpit Sunday
I1orTin~ and the subject Of his address
viii be The Story Of Towel
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02

I he story deals
s-r AI No.,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
Die hoheu Tradtfoiteu.

Gefret1r 8nqace iagt ferner ii
0em 8eri9t, baB Die boben Sradtra
TEN, oie CUR 3eit bober Ereiie nod ct
trdglid ieien, Sen gar15en S%armeritanl
a11fs fu%rdtbarite iddoigen. Die Grbo
hung Ser Sradtraten nm ELM paa1
Gents babe bieielbe 8irfung auf Ell
men Stuat, ser einen ueberidpuB Dor
lanomirt1baftlidyen Hrob1ften er
5eugt, nls pen11 Der Staat 100 Bis
800 Meilen bon 6en M1rtten entfern1
mare, un6 Der 6armer miiIic barunter
70 Lnge leiben, Big entspeber Die Ha=
ten ernie6rigt miroen ooer big iib oie
8ep0lferung un6 bie Slr0ultrie Der
neuen Gage Der 9inge nngepaBt bat
ten.
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item &onlnmenten I'M Often 0es Cont
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fit nnfern Sarmer nn6 cine Mrt 3u=
f6lagsz3on 5ugunjten ibrer o11sldn=
biihen 4onfurrenten Defenders oerer
IN Siibnmerifa, sic auBeroem ale
gorteile zines largen @al1ertrans=
ports g%enieBen.
Gefretdr @oloce glaubt, Bob MIR
cine gang neue lanotpirtldaftli6e Me=
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bon aaen Sorgen bringen fam1 nnb
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in%teniiberen Mderban init gr0Berer
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furren5 b%egegl1en un6 uniere bobe Sc
bensbaltung beluabren. Ser Sefretar
eloubt, Oies lei 6a0urd 81 erreiden,
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IcnlGaftlihen Hrin5ipien betrieben
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idaftsmam oas &re0itmeien 81 benu-
ben, Inn 6on6s, melde lie 5nr @ergro-
berung hires Betriebe5 beOiirfen, 81
mogli6lt giinitigen 8e0ingllngen 5n
erbolten. Sn 0ielem 3uiammenbang
cmpfieblt Sefretar 8allace 3uiam-
menl6luB bes Warftburealls NIT Den
8ureaus fir @rnte Mbiddtung nno
Sarm+Germaltltng, uln al1f oiele @ei=
Ie zine gr0Bere @irfiamfeit 0ieier jebt
Get1ennten Bureaus SIT er5ielen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
@atiom lift nidlt lpfer.

8aibington, 10. Ge5. = senotor
Com Mation erflarte, er mer6e in
Ser nafiten 5ibung oes Senots= So
n1itees, peld9es feline 8ebauptung nm
teriu6t, lit 6ranfreid ieien amerifo=
niide Soloaten obne 9ro5eB umge=
bram tporoen> einen 8rief berlelen,
monod 200 Sol6atel1 geb6ngt oSer
nit &niitteln bon ihren Sffi5ieren err
ldlager1 lm1rben, l1no 6aB boriiber nie=
mails @eri6t erltattet mor6en lit. Wot=
ion erflarte, er babe 8riefe Don Au=
ger15eugen 6ieier Morotaten erbaIten,
ourd1 Sic Sic Sebol1ptl1ng bes ariegs=
requirements, BOB iiberba11pt MIR eli
tSoloaten IN Tranfreid) geb6ngt muir
oen, oireft ols 1tn1pabr ermieien tper=
oe. Gin Muge115euge f0nne bemeiien,
0ab in @ienres bier Sol0aten oef1ngt
mnrben, 1pdbrelN 6ns &ricgsoeporte=
ment beba11pte, 6aB sort MIR elmer
gebangt moroen lei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
vKriiis rerbei fir bic
Gane1rirti@aff."

8albington, 10. Seq. = ssSa Sen
erjten Snbresberidt, Sen 2anbtpirrt
ldaftsiefretGr 8allace 6em 3rdiiben.
ten iiber Sen Stn1l6 ser 2anbspirtl9af1
in ben Ser. Stuaten erltattet bat
}puiht oerjelbe in freimiitiger @eiie
iiber Sic a1lgenblidlide Notlnge 0es
amertfaniIden Farmers, fiigt iebod
iofort bin5u, baB mir oie bette l1ria-
DE babe1l, oaran al glouben SAB Die
]dIi1mnite &riiis boriiber lnb aui
aQmGblihe Beiierung Ser Sage bon
iett on gu boffen lei.
Die trourige Gage unierer 6ar1ncr
1T Ser 9aritellung 0es Sefretdrs 5u=
fo(ae nur oie nat1lrgemaBe 6olge ser
o11f ser gar15en Belt berridenoen Not-
loge, oie ibrerieits cine 6olge bes
Weltfrieges lit, uno man oiirfe nidt
er1parten 6aB bur6 Elm 8unoer Die
ul,genblidli9e Notlage lid, uber Nad)t
in Erosperitat manbeln tonne.
Mls &ouptgriin6e fir ben gegen-
mqrtig BEL Sen Sarn1ern berridenoen
Notitan0 nen1t Gefret6r @allace Ole
folgenoen: @obR 6rabtraten; groBe
@rnte1l sic troB ser enormen Froo1lf=
tionsfolten er5ielt mur6en; Nrbeitslo=
iigfeit IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nnb
ben 6ortfun bes @erfaufs unlerer
iiberi9iiiiigen Garmpro6ufte I'M aus-
lonbe. Sen boben 6radtraten uno
Dem Mufboren nnleres lan0mirtidaft=
Iiden exports gibt Sefretar @aaace
babei bie Sal1ptl6nlb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
ben Rorospeitea beiier un6 idorer elm.

zen Rorope1ten beiier ,.nb idoner elm
geri9tet gefun6en Deroen, @ebduoe
one al groben1 aoltenanfpa1loe untel
]einer standardization entitanben uni
sic als bleibe1lDes Monument fir lei.
ne portrefflibe Mmtspertpaltung 3eue
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@oHfubrt Ser ibm anpertralten Ser.
Sc iiber ales gi,g, Elm Erieiter, BET
mutt rei6liden &enntniiien bic Be ten
@igenidaften perbanb, bie ~ieellorgli-
DIES @irfen nit @rfolg fr0nen, babel
aber itets ein idlidtes 8eien beibe-
belt, our enigen Hnbe eingegange,1.
8ie ouf ieinem gan5en Birte,t un6
Sradtel, mabrenb ieiner prieiterliden
2aufbobn @ottes Geger r1bte, 10
miro -fiderli6 Ser 8ergelter oues Gu
ten i'm i1 Sic @lpigfeit Sen bimmli=
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