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Evening star., 1932-10-18
.IESTS PRovH
RITY o. vAPEx

Unbiased tests by q prominent medical re-
search laboratory prove that the vspor of a
single drop Of Nape1 kill. dense colonies of
serms present in bead-colds. In exactly
similar tests. Other inhaiants (often offered
IS subsii,ute. for NapeIl we're shown TO be
greatly inferior in germ killing power.
Evening star., 1932-10-18
MISS BUSH TO SPEAK

Business Analyst to Address Wom-
ems Club Group.
Miss Ada Lillian Bush. business
analyst of the Bureau of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce, Commerce De-
partment. will be the principal speaker
at a meeting of the District Federation
of Womens Clubs this afternoon at 3
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Harvey
Wilev. 23l5 Ashmead place.
Evening star., 1932-10-18
THREE B. E. F. OFFICERS
ANNOUNCE RESERVATIONS
Object to Action of Field officer
Hoke Smith in Washington
Last Week.
BY the Associated Press.

BY thf HSSOCIa Ieu PTeSS.
UNIONTOWN, Pa, October 18.-
Three officers of the Bonus Expedition
ary Force announced their designations
at Camp Sherry yesterday, basing their
action on opposition to the policies of
Capt. Hoke Smith, national field officer.
The three are Capt. William E. Jor-
Evening star., 1932-10-18
M. F. WHITE HONORED
Treasury Employe Gets Order of
Purple Heart for War Service.

Maurice F. White, 2727 Thirtieth
street northeast. has been awarded the
Order Of the Purple Heart for merito-
rious service during the World War.
White, who is employed in the su-
pervising architects office in the
Treasury Department. served in France
with the 26th Division. He was
wounded in the Battle of the Argonne.
Evening star., 1932-10-18
VIRULENT GERMS
ALWAYS PRESENT
IN COMMON COLD
Vapex >. the delightful inhalant :. has been

A PROMINENT medical re.
search laboratory, after two
years experiment, has found
that Vapex kills dense con-
centrations of germs always
present during a head.cold.
While many other inhalants
have slight effect.
This is a good reason to al
ways insist on Vapex when
you need an inhalant. At the
new reduced price of 75c,
you'll find that it doesn't
pay to bother with cheaper
substitutes. These tests prove
that they are seldom lust
as good as Vapex.
See how pleasant Vapex is
to breathe how easy to
use how sure and swift
in relieving your distress.
Moreover, it's safe to use
~5~ for children. Sold
- at all druggists.
VAPEx rs vs.
Same qvsilfy some suanfify
Nothing ehanssd but shs price
Evening star., 1932-10-18
Will Serve Chicken Dinner.

BALLSTON, Va, October 18 (Spe-
ciaD The Ladies' Aid of the Ballston
Presbyterian Church will hold chicken
dinner November 3.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-03-11

Henry WadsWorth Longfellow
celebrated his birthday yesterday
He was one of the greatest loved
of American poets. He looks the
whole world in the face for he
owes not any man. From The
Village Blacksmith.
Alaskans surely do look the
whole world in the face and they
cannot pick up there living easily.
Most of them know how to do
many things &c and are very re-
sourceful, while some men in the
States know how to do only one
thing. There are many men who
are blacksmiths in town, at least
six of them, who will appreciate
the poem just quoted from if
they will look it up to read it
again. The father of the Asst Edi-
tor is a foreman of the Alaska
Road Commission, but he is one of
the versatil ones who knows how
to do the blacksmithing if he
wants to.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-03-11

A dollar a day is emu to give
away. Big Carl Carlson is one of
the best and tuffest fellows in
town. Hanes Nancy is just as good
and just as tuff even tho he isn't
so big. A few days ago we were
in the Cash Store where the men
hang out" and we were remind
ed of the good old days., when
Carl popped off bet with Hanes.
Dollars are not so easy to find in
Alaska as they were some years
go and so 81 was fixed as the bet.
The men and "cats" (catypillars
tractors) are tuff UP here, but
even at that they cannot keep at
the job day and night, especially
when the snow is deep or drifted
in the Trail. Some men, cats and
graders got started out few days
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-03-11
REGULAR MEETING DATES

Altar Society, first Wednesday
evening OF each month at the rec
tory at 1870 o'clock.
Auxiliary, American Legion.
third Wednesday evening OF tie
month at o'clock in the Legion
Hall.
Bills Club, first Wednesday of
each month at o'clock in club
rooms.
Boy Scouts, each Friday evening
in Presbyterian church recreation
rooms.
Chamber of Commerce, noon
luncheon each Monday at Wran-
CELL Hotel.
Civic Club, first Saturday after
noon each month at $3.50 O'Clock
in the library.
Eastern Star, first and third
Monday evenings of each month d
s O'Clock.
Flremen, first Monday evening
each month at 8 o'clock in Fire
Hall.
Hospital Board. second Monday
each month in Wrangeu Hotel
parlors at o'clock.
Pioneers meet second Monday
evening of each month at o'clock
at Redmen's Hall.
Red Cross, first Monday evening
of each month at 1880 o'clock in
the library.
st. Philips Guild, first Wednes-
day evening of each month.
Town Council. first Thursday
evening of each month at o'clock
in City Clerks office.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-03-11
TR0LLER TELLS WHY FEW
FISH ARE BEING CAUGHT

That trollers knew what they
were talking about when they
told Commissioner Henry 0'Mal
ley the adverse weather in the
winter time is plenty of protection
for conserving king salmon is ap-
parently borne out by conditions
this year, says the Ketchikan
Chronicle. Despite the attractive
prices offered, the forest of poles
remain in port at the different
floats.
This week a locil buyer secured
five king salmon from four small
boats. Very little salmon has
been received during the past
month or so.
One troller today explained why
more boats don't try their luck,
by declaring in somewhat the fol-
lowing language:
ITO outfit an average boat with
oil, food, bait and ice and every
thing needed for most any kind of
a trip means an outlay of at least
SIS. This time of the year you
don't know what kind of weather
you're going to have except that
you can expect the worst, and you
can cruise around and eat your
grub and if you don't get a fair
catch of fish the trip is total
loss. Trollers these days haven't
any spare cash to gamble on the
weather.
I'VE are all watching for signs.
The minute any fish show up you
will see the trolling boats busting
out of port like a pack of wolves
on a hot scent.
Among the trolling fleet are
men who can almost smell king
salmon miles off and the other
trollers keep their eyes on these.
When one of them makes a move
the others will be right on their
tail.
ITS sure great life If you
don't weaken"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-03-11
Coliseum Letter
TO THE CITIZENS OF WRAN-
CELL, DEAR FOLKS.

CELL, DEAR FOLKS.
Starting Sunday night. March
Is, tickets will be given away
with each youth and adult ticket
issued at the ticket window for
scrip as well as cash payment. On
the following Sunday night we will
give away an order good for five
dollars in trade at any business
house in town. This includes both
oil stations, steamship ticket Of
fioes or any place in town doing
business under a firm name. 1t
will not be good for merchandise
from a mail order house or out
of town door-to-door salesman nor
for outside magazine subscription
agents, no matter how pretty a
girl may be nor how much a boy
wants to put himself through col
lege. You get the idea? The award
Is for home folks.
Until further notice every Fri
day night will be Door Prize Night
The prize will be awarded be-
tween 7:15 and 7:45 p. m.
For the coming week We have
the following good shows to an
nounce:
Courage"
Courage" which will show Sun
day and Monday, March 20 and
81, is a powerful drama telling of
a mother who finds a spectre from
the past menacing her home and
happiness, and how she triumphs
through the courage and loyalty
of her youngest boy. A dedication
of the American mother and a
Qualification of the American boy.
"Wings of Adventure"
An aviator's love story is told
in "Wings of Adventure" which
will be presented Tuesday and
Wednesday. Laughs, thrills, ro-
nance are found in this drama of
an aviator whose heart throbs
records
EAST Lynne"
East Lynne" the Fox Movie
tone drama starring Ann Harding,
Will SHOW lhuIouay, riAuoy anu
Saturday nights. Give Brook and
Conrad Nagel head an all star
cast. East Lynne was written II
years ago and fifteen million copies
of the book have since been sold,
while as a play it has been wit
messed by many more millions. A
drama that is still going strong
after II years, must be worth
while. Also, Chapter 6 Heroes
of the Flames"
Yours for Good Shows!
JACK BROWN.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-03-11

Calling a spade spade is one
thing; calling a liar a liar is
something else. At least we may
infer as much from an editors
to an inquiring subscriber, who
asked: when positive that fell
low is persistently lying, is it per-
missible to call him a liar?" To
which the editor replied, "Per-
haps, but be sure that you are
right, then use the telephone"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-03-11
NOTICE TO PAY FISHING
LICENSE

Chapter "a, Session Laws of AL
aska provide that it shall be I'M
lawful for any person to engage
in fishing in the Territory without
first having obtained a license to
do so. Penalties are provided for
failure to obtain the required Ii
cense.
L. M. CHURCHILL
Collector for Wrangell
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-03-11

With all their reputed wildness,
many modern youngsters are we'll
up in their Bible lore, as an East
ern coed recently demonstrated.
Writing to girl friend back
home after an examination, she
said;'I got "a on the Life of Je-
sus, and believe me that's a d
good grade"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-03-11
Chitina AS Seen By Boy Editors

ago to clean the snow off the road
between here and Lower Tonsina.
Since time on the road can't be
made all the time, they bet at
what time of day they would get
to their destination. So Hanes
made it short and said "5 O'Clock
or before. (Feb IS, P. M Big
Carl said "5 or after, same date"
Both of them are good enuf that
we wouldn't mention who we hope
to win. the way of things now we
don't have much to hope for. It's
rumored Carl is stuck.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-03-11

A New Jersey man wants a di-
vorce because his wife laid down
forty-seven rules of conduct for
him. Somebody should wise him
to the fact that forty-seven is real
~ the minimum.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-03-11

Where's the old Bill beeM lately?
I haven't seen him for months.
What? Haven't you heard He
got three years for stealing car.
What did he want to steal
car for? Why didn't he buy one
and not pay for it, like a gentle
man.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-03-11
COMING EVENTS

Altar Society Silver Tea and
food sale, Thursday afternoon,
March IT, at the reetorp from 2
till 5.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-03-11

Hospital Benefit Dance, Saturday
evening, March &c, Redmen's Hail.
Given by Reliance Co. Shrimp
Pickers.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-03-11

The Native Missionary Society's
Tea and Sale will be Tuesday,
March IA, p. M in Presbyter-
ian church parlors.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-03-11

IN THE UNITED STATES COM
MISSIoNERS COURT WRAN-
CELL PRECINCT, FIRST DIvI-
SION OF ALASKA
IN PROBATE
Notice of Hearing on Final
Account and Report and Petit
ton for Distribution
N the Matter of the Estate of
William E. Lloyd, Deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
nat l.. NJ. Churchill, Administrator
u the Estate of William E. Lloyd
Deceased, has filed with this Court
MS final account and petition for
distribution, asking the Court to
settle said account and report, dis
tribute the property to the persons
thereto entitled, and discharging
administration; and that said &C
count and report and petition will
be heard on the 18th day of May,
1882 at the hour of 2 o'clock pm.
at the Court room of the United
States Commissioner at Wrangell,
Alaska.
Dated at Wrangell, Alaska, this
9th day of March, 1882.
l.. B. CHISHOLM
United States Commissioner and
Ex-0fficio Probate Judge.
First Publication, Mar. IL, 1882.
Last Publication, Apr. s, 1882.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-03-11

Harold Gillian flew up to Chit
ina, left mail from Outside, took
mail for the States and then re-
turned to Mccarthy to take mail
for Kennecott. He had a passenger
for Chitina. The sky was clear and
mometer said so below and still
going down. But the cold did not
stop Gillian in hos mail business.
He returned from Anchorage to-
day with the Cordoya Basketball
team that was stranded there by
the Government railroad tieup.
They played in Fairbanks.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-03-11

Ladies night at the Bills Club,
Thursday evening, March II.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-03-11

The following notes are select
ed from the Feb. % issue of the
Chitina Herald and record Chit
ina news as seen by the Herald S
boy editors.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-03-11

Elks Dance at Redmen's Hall,
Thursday night, March II.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-03-11

I'll have you know l am related
to the Boones.
Now | remember, your grand
mothers name was Bah.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-03-11

Subscribe to the Sentinel
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-03-11
LODGES

imp. ORDER OF Kedmen
Stikine Tribe No. 8
Meets every Tuesday evening In
the Redmen's Hall at 1880 O'Clock.
Visiting brothers cordially invited
GEORGE SUMPTION, Sachem
L. M. CHURCHILL, C. OF r.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-03-11


grown in the 1 Y years service to
our inhabitants. The first Library
to be started here was founded by
Mr.. Matsumoto, a very nice man
who was the Jap cook for the R.R.
mess. He had children to support
but he donated $500 for story
books for the use of the pupils.
Since then it has developed for the
grown-ups wanted library Tor
themselves with childrens.Th1s was
founded by Miss Marguerite Ly-
man, late teacher of the Public
School, who started dances & Days
of 9" to get money for it with the
help of the pupils & some friends,
Since then it has been increasing
rapidly. For every $3.50. earned by
us the Territory of Alaska gives
our Library another $50 each year.
With all the books from the
Seattle Womans' Mining Auxillery
& other donators, the walls are
running over, even with all the
lovely shelves Mr.. Al Moore built.
Chitina will soon have to find new
quarters to hold its books. Our
schoolhouse is so full of volumes
that soon there won't be room for
the pupils to crowd in.
The residence OF this little town
should consider themselves very
fortunate to have such fine Ii
brary & should be thankful to
those who began it & who catalog
G. distribute it.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-03-11

After 8 days absent, Alfred &
Alberta Taylor got into school
again. They couldn't come in dur
ing the 80, 40, & 81 below zero
weather. They come by horses now
instead of by dogs.It is miles
each way,& dark when they start
& dark when they get home. They
are getting to be real Sourdcughs.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-03-11

Altar Society, first Wednesday
evening OF each month at the rec
tory at 1870 o'clock.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-03-11

Auxiliary, American Legion,
third Wednesday evening OF tie
month at 8 o'clock in the Legion
Hall.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-03-11

Bills Club, first Wednesday of
each month at s o'clock in club
rooms.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-18

Mer nur als Souriit nod Mericp
tommt, Der erfdbrt %raturgemdB BON
ben Wdf9ereien bes 2anbes unb ibren
@epFlogenbeiten tpeniq. Gin mebriGb>
riser 8enobner biefer Republit entz
nirft BON benfelben elm tpenig erfreus
Ii9es Bib.
@s sibt in biefem eansen 2anbe =
f9reibt er = muir stpei Oompfpdf9es
reien, beibe in Der Gtabt Merieo felbft;
unb lie iperben BON Mmeritanern unb
ausidIi.Bli9 fir bic am.rifaner Be-
trieben, pel9e bier tpobnen unb me6s
rere Sdufenb &Dpfe fart iinb, iibriaeis
genug iiber bic 2etftungen biefer Mns
ftaIten f9impfen. User pGf9t aber fir
bic iibri9en II MilIionen Der 8epDlfez
run9?
Man fam ni9t leugnerl. bdB in Der
Maf9tunft bic sinheimii9en Msritas
ner nod tpeit auriid finb. Die n2az
oanberas" - nie man bier bic @GT9e=
rinnen nennt - reinigen bic &leiz
b%ungsitiide faum dnbers. ols tie es in
borgef9i4tli6en Saeen tbaten! Sic
br.iten biefelben auf einen pIatten
Stein an irgenb einem flieBenben ooer
ni9t ~flieBenben WaHer, aug. Bon
parmem Wafden lit gar feline &eoe;
bas 5eiamateriaI lit au toffpielis.
Die Seife foftet audi aubiel. Oesgleis
den fperben feline Wannen ober 3uber
benuBt. Srgenb cine noTe Stele 1T
gut geniig gum Ginnei9en. llnb bic
naFen MGf9eFiide perben, fat nit
@eife bsbonbelt ai tperbtn, einfa9
tii9tis aeflopft. ebenfaus nit einem
fladen Stein, - nobel unreine Tlsden
f9ninben. ober oft an ibrer SteIe 26>
der entfteben!
No9 benz Neiben unb benz eruufas
men &lopfen perben bic Mdf9eltiide
iiber 8if9s gum Srodnen eebreitet,
unb bic belize Mittaasfonne muB fe
blei9en.
Merfipiirbig finb mod bic reioenben
Sitel, tpsl9e mande Der einbeimii4en
@GI9ereisn fiibren. tuie: rMdf4ersi
Der 6immelspforte". .4bsnbfern1,
,Groberer bes Gonnsnthores" ii. T. M.
Mber cine 1T 70 f9le9t tpie bic anbere!
Washington Journal., 1932-11-18
Sapamii6e @ef@t@temersdbIet.

Obslei9 Der bur4f9nittli@ sebil>
bette sSaponer Elm Ieioenf9aftli9er
8ii9ertpurm 1T, laui9t er bod germ
ben gr5GbIune.n Der berufsmdBisen
@ef@i9fener3S6ler, bic in ibrer Dirt
pabr. aiinftlsr finb. Die niebriser ifs>
benoe Rlals BON ibnsn iiBt an elmer
belebten StraBenede tnmitten zines
Rreif.s BON 3u60rern. Die bsfsren
graGbler biloen riatise @iloen naS
bsliben eigene Sduier, fOsenannte
ugoie", in oenen tie ibre Runff gum
8eTten seb.n. lafen fi9 isbo4 aud
itunoenpeifs gu pripotfoireen engage
rem. Sc mad Wunf9 er5dblen iis
bann Mdr9en, 3riessabenteuer, 3ies
6eseeI9i9ten. biitorifds @orsdnse
cher ait9 ieIbfferfunbene @ei9idten
gefonbere pointen unterEiBen itt
hur4 einsn S9lng nit Dem 6G9er
oosr einem gu biefem 3wede mitse-
bra9ten 9olsftr6e
Washington Journal., 1932-11-18
@nnbfnnf int 1trpalb.

9ur1 oie @nloge bon Sen0eIta-
tionen erbalter iebt aud obgeleoene
Geile Der WeIt sic Moglihfeit, in
1tdnoiger gerbinoung nit Ser Bic
~niliiation 5u bleiben. Dies lit 8.
9. i'm Snnern Auitraltens ser San.
Iber aud mo fein Sen0er our Der
fiigung itebt, modt es Oas 8unOer
Der orabtloien @elen n0gli9, in
ser t~iefiten giniamfeit 0es urtpal-
0es oie &ldrge bes Na6tlebens Ser
@roBItoot n~uf8ufoneen. Gin eng
lii9er- @eiItli9er, Ser &~anonifus
Sames s.. Soroon, idiloert ben
merfmiiroigen ginorud, ben er bat-
te, als er in Ser 2ebmbiitte zines
nigeriiden 0orfes plosIirb Die Saaa-
fl6nge elmer Eandfapeue aug einem
2onooner Nodtflub bernabm. rs
mar bodit I~onoerbnr," 10 er81bIt er,
vals i6 mid pl0tlid, mebr oils
5000 &ilometer entfernt, bon ieoer
3ib%iliiation abgeidnitten, nit oen
Bergniigungen oes 2onooner Wa1t-
lebens ber6unoen fiiblte. Dns ales
beroonfte i9 Dem fleinen Dreirob-
renopparat, Den in mitfiibrte. Sd
dog our6 l1rpaloo0rfer, bic nod
niemals ein. meiBer Mnnn betreten
bette. Sic gineeborenpn tparfen Ii6
Dor mir nieoer, beteten mid als
Soft an un0 bra6ten mir Spfer
oar, baupti16li9 leber0e Siere. ST.
ben 00rfern preoigte i9 oas @ort
@ottes un6 erridtete 2ebmfirden.
in oenen als &irdengIode eepobn-
lid cine leere Betroleumfanne be-
nubt miro" Ser @eiltliAe Bat
beridieoene @ebiete beriibrt, oeren
@inpobner als Menidenfrelier ber-
rufen fino, aber er fano nirgen6s
greifbare Spuren elmer FOLDER. gralt-
Iigen Setdtigung. Sod muB ih
%gelteben," 10 idloB er, uoaB i5 elm
nal 5nfGaig b0rte, pie elm @inge-
borener pertrauli1 an einem anoern
iagte: s8enn mir infer SeTt feiern,
Damn i9ladten mir 9riioerden..~
Washington Journal., 1932-11-18
eh lner nod { SSppd,n

VII mt HbN ' GNffNTSR
Qus benz tleenen 6entsIbepphm-
ba arretirte ibn feline Satin dm Mrs
me unb fibrte i'm Obns GsremonisG
mad benz S9lafaimmer. HGtiirIi9
CAB es am a veren Morgen cine @ars
binenpreoigt. 3srtnirf9t pernabm Der
quite Rentisr BON feiner bsheren
6Glfte, er babe bic Gbre Der Tamilis
nit GiiBen gstreten unb fiA ols eth
uneebilbeter 8orbar benOmmen.
so I9limm tpar's mid. WeiItter
= i9 mar nur e biB9sn fibeI."
~Oos bdft Ou ia friiber nidt ges
tbanl llsberbaupt bait 0u ouf Geins
alien Sage nod ben 2uufttufeI GEE
friegt - uno bic tbeuren prdfsnte
an TrGuIein ainbler, fat ale Sage
BiIette, pas fGlt Dir benn eing"
nSa. fisbits, Muttsr, fper jung tei>
ne @oubernonte esbdbt bat. Der
fam iie, aud auf feline dItsn Sage
MID pertrdgen. Sd babe Te mtinen
&inbern boltsn fponen, absr mid mir.
Wenn ib bas 6unoeIeben pie ieBt
tpsiter fiibrsn fon. bdnn be-! Der
Crime bic 9an5e 8iIOung! gntpeber
sebt bic @oupernonte ober i9!!"
rMber Mnton = 6os 5rGuIein lit
70 gut, unb obnsbiss felt sin paar
Susen 10 trnuris."
mMas febIt ibr benng"
r@ie 1T perIobt nit en- jungen
&oufmonn in g., beibe eeba9ten in
GINGER s3eit gu feirotbsr. Das IrGus
lein bat fih Elm padr 6unbert 3hdler
CUR Musitattung gtfpart, ibr 8routi>
gam bate bas @elb fir fe bel elmer
8dnt dneeIeet unb bic bat ibr:n &on>
turs aneemelbet. Der drme iunge
Mdnn is auBer fi1 - r~nus3uhoIen
is nidts. Nun peint fie. benn 70
tOnne ite ni9t Deiratben unb tie pirb
pt.ber Sabre brau9en. ebe lie ben
@erIuit erfeBt."
.SoIdes ps9", brummte 6err
Mobnfam tbeiInabmsbo1. Ginnenb
rierte er in feline 8afFeetdFe. 8lDB@
li9 fprdns er uuf. n@efunben", rief
er Dergniiot. rWir eeben benz TrGu>
Iein bas @eIb. bdmit lie beiratben
fam = bonn finb mir lie sIsi9 1872
Srdu 8eote mar niGt rent eirpers
ftanben, absr ibr Mann befdnb duf
1eintm WiGen. Die @oubernonte
tpD1te iopiel Site bur9dus ni6t dns
nebmen, tief6efpegt IieB lie 1i9 enbli9
bod bereit finben urn f9on a9t Sage
fpdter perIieB III bas Sous. um 70
f9neG als m0eli9 bic 8orbereituneen
81 i9rer Seirotb gu treffen. Serr
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ibrem Wessanse feline Bfeife an unS
qualmte bur6 ale 3immer. lie aenifs
fermaBen tpieber in 8eIiB nebmenb;
RE &inber iubelten unb beriihcrten
ben Gltern elm DuBenb Mal, lie
brau6ten ME nieber cine @oubernonte
~ unb 6rou Mobnfam9 Nun. bic
8dbrbeit gu gefteben, Fe fonnte i'm
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