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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-30
Grass, Trees Restore
Strip Mined Areas

GraSS is restoring strip mlneu
areas in England and the United
States, according to two speakers
on the Sixth international Grass
land Congress program.
o. G. Williams of Great Bri-
tain's National Agricultural Ad-
visory Service told congress dele
gates, "We are learning how to
regrass strip-mined areas without
replacing the topsoil and how to
use chemical fertilizers under
these conditions. Since our coal
industry is nationalized, we are
able to control the restoration of
strip-mined areas for coalA These
areas are leveled off after min
ing is completed and three feet
of Soil-forming material is re-
placed"
William c. Bramble, forestry
department at Pennsylvania State
College, said most of the reclaim
alton in Pennsylvania strip min
ing sections has consisted of
planting trees and shrubs. Most
stripped land is hilly or other
wise unfit for crop production
and reforestation is relatively
cheap.
State law requires operators to
put up bonds of $500 per acre be-
fore they begin mining in Penn
sylvania. They are required to
level the land and replace a cer-
tain depth of topsoil before they
may redeem the bond.
F. L. Duley of the Soil Conser-
vation Service at Lincoln, Ne
hraska, reported on runoff
studies. Duley said bare soil loses
the top Z inches of soil in "a
years. It would take more than
$500 years to lose this amount
of soil from grassland.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-30
E.lba

ELBA - Jim Darrah, young
est son of Mrs. Ada Darrah, of
Macksburg, was promoted recent
ly to corporal while serving with
the 40th Infantry division in
Korea. Cpl. Darrahr a gunner in
tank CO., 223rd. infantry regiment
arrived in Korea in March of this
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Darrah
and daughter of Canton, spent
the weekend with his mother,
Mrs. Ada Darrah.
George A. Baker, Roy Wagner,
and John Clark of Lower Salem,
were Sunday callers at the Walt
er Baker home.
Mrs. Walter Baker and children
Linda and David spent Friday
evening with grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Baker at Lower
Salem.
Linda and David Baker at
tended a birthday party on Tues
day evening for Miss Helen Bak-
er at Lower Salem.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-30
OBITUARY

Ira E. Kuntz, a highly respect
ed citizen of Sharon township,
Noble county, passed away quiet
ly at his home in Sharon, Thurs
day morning, Oct is, 1852 follow
ing a heart attack.
Mr.. Kuntz was a prominent
retired farmer who very much
enjoyed all his acquaintances.
He was the eldest son of John
and Louisa Moore Kuntz, was
born June 29, 1882, Sharon town.
ship, Noble county.
On Msy 5, 1909, he married
Miss Sciesta Parks of Sharon
township, who survives with the
following sons and daughters:
Bernard P. Kuntz of GAINESVILLE;
Bernice G. Foraker, Bernadine ].
Boyd and John w Kuntz, all of
Caldwell route and Ira J. Kuntz
of Troy. Five grandchildren,
Gene and Larry Foraker, Cheryl
j. Kuntz, Stuart Lee Kuntz and
soma X. Boyd.
The following brothers and
sisters survive; Frank of Youngs-
town; Mrs. Myrtls Phillis of
Caldwell route; Olan of Wood
stock, H.; Rudy of Chambers
vile route; Mrs. Nellie Bamfield
of Cambridge; and Mrs. Mary
Bates of Derwent.
He is also survived by num-
Der of nieces and nephews and
a host of friends who will greatly
miss him.
The funeral services were held
at the home, Saturday afternoon
with Rev. George Vorhies Of
ficiating. He was laid to rest in
Sharon cemetery.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-30
Swine Pasture
Saves Protein

Good pasture will save up to 40
percent of the protein usually
needed to put hogs on the mar
ket. an Indiana swine specialist
told world grass authorities at
the Sixth international Grassland
Congress.
w. M. Beeson of the depart
ment of animal husbandry at
Purdue University, said a sum-
mary of more than SO experi-
ments show that pigs on pasture
require an average of 25 percent
less protein supplement to grow
and fatten than pigs on dry lot.
From birth until they weigh 100
pounds, pigs can get by without
protein supplement if they are on
pasture.
Pasture crops vary in their
nutritive value" Beeson added.
Hogs on ladino clover pasture
gained almost as rapidly as hogs
on alfalfa pasture with supple
meht." Eating the same diet,
other than pasture and protein
supplemet, hogs on ladino clover
needed 40 percent less supple
ment than hogs on alfalfa.
Swine on alfalfa pasture, corn
and protein supplement gained
1.64 pounds a day. Swine on la
dino clover, corn and no supple
ment gained 1.61 pounds day.
BY adding supplement to the
ration for pigs on ladino, Beeson
increased gains per dav to 1.8
pounds. Alfalfa, corn and no sup
plement produced only LAB
pounds per day gains.
The swine researcher also
pointed out that pregnant gifts in
dry lot will raise about so per-
cent of their pigs. When they
Craze on fall pastures, available
in Indiana, they will raise 70 to
rs percent of their pigs as an
average.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-30
NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX
LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE
TEN MILL LIMITATION

Notice is hereby given that in pursu-
ance of a resolution of the Board of Ed
ucation of the Beaver Local School Dis
trict, Noble County, Ohio, at the regular
places of voting therein, on Tuesday,
the fourth day of November, 1852. the
question of levying a tax in excess of
10 mill limitation for the benefit of
Beaver Local School district for the pur-
pose of current expenses at a rate not
exceeding two (2) mills for each one
dollar of valuation which amounts to
hundred dollars (s1O0.00) of valuation
for five (5) years.
The Polls for said election win be open
at 6 80 O'clock A. Nj. and remain open
until 80 O'clock P. M. eastern
Standard Timel of said day.
By order of the Board of Elections,
Noble County, Ohio.
r. A. DENNIsoN. clerk.
n * 1G IT
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-30

(These are illustrations of
payments under present law and
under the 1852 Amendments for
persons receiving benefits for
August 1852 whose payments
were figured on covered earnings
beginning in 1879
"The 1852 amendments also
provide for larger benefits to
people whose social security pay
ments are based on earnings
after 1850, Youmans declared. "A
few benefits now being paid are
based on earning after 1850, ana
in the future more and more Will
be. For these, the former law
provided that the amount OF
these payments would be oo9o
of the first 500 of the average
monthly wage after 1850 and 1910
of the next 5000. The new law
lust passed increases these bene..
f;ts to $50 of the first $1OO OF
average monthly earnings aIter
1850. plus 1870 of the next Szoo.
The effect is an increase OF up
to SIS a month. The increases pro-
wided for dependents and sur
vivors are in proportion to those
for retired workers. The amount
Of Of the payment for a dependent
or survivor depends on tne
~ o,nount of the workers benetlt.
The GAINESVILLE Social security
office is located at oO5 ooutn
street and is open Monday thru
r. Fr;dav from $50 a. m. to 500 p
m. ro Cocia1
Mr.. Herman r. Frame, oocia.
Security Field Representatlve ll aJi
Noble county will visit CaldWen
the End and 4th "Wednesday eaen as 2
month and has office hour az tne
most office building beginning at
1000 q. m.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-30
NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX
LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE
TEN MILL LIMITATION

Notice is hereby given that in pursu-
ance of resolution of the village coun-
ell of the village of Batesville, Noble
County, Ohio, at the regular places of
voting therein, on Tuesday, the fourth
day Of November, 1852. the question Of
levying a tax in excess of 10 mill limi-
tation for the benefit of the Village of
Batesville for the purpose of paying
monthly street lighting at rate not ex-
ceeding seven ca mills for each one
dollar of valuation, which amounts to
seventy cents t70c) for each one hun
dred dollars Of valuation for five years,
which levy is a renewal of an existing
levy of seven mills
The Polls for said election will open
at 6 80 O'clock A. NJ and remain open
until 80 O'Clock P. M. eastern Stand
ard Timel of said day.
BY order of the Board of Elections,
Noble County, Ohio.
r. A. DENNISoN. clerk.
Ii Is 16 IA
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-30
NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX
LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE
TEN MILL LIMITATION

Notice is herese given that in pursu-
ance Of resolution of the Board of Ed
ucation of the Belle Valley Local School
district. Noble County. Ohio. at the reg
ular places of voting therein, on Tues
day. the fourth day Of November. 1852.
the question of levying a tax in excess
Of 10 mill limitation for the benefit of
Belle Valley Local School District for
the purpose of current expenses at a
rate not exceeding two (2l mills for each
one dollar Of valuation, which amounts to
twenty cents (20c) for each one hundred
dollars tSi00.00) Of valuation for two
years.
The Polls for said election will open
at 6 80 O'clock A. M. and remain open
until 6 80 O'clock p. NJ. Eastern Stand
ard Time) of said day.
By order Of the Board of Elections.
Noble County, Ohio.
r. A. DENNISoN. clenk
IA IL lG II
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-30
TO CAMBRIDGE

Miss Dolores Christopher,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Christopher, West street, has
been transferred from Piqua to
the Cambridge Test Station of
the Ohio Bell Telephone COM
pany. She formerly held a posi-
ton in the local telephone office.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-30
WHERE'S THE FIRE?

The Caldwell volunteer fire
department was called out early
Saturday evening to South Olive
service station, where an auto
mobile owned by a resident of
Akron had ignited. Approximate
" 500 in damage was reported.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-30
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our very
sincere thanks to all neighbors
and friends who assisted in any
way during our bereavement for
the beautiful flowers, the lovely
hymns, cards of sympathy that
means so much and Rev. Vorhies
for his comforting message and
to all who in anyway helped to
bear our great sorrow.
Mrs. Sciesta Kuntz and Family
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-30
RETURNS HOME

Mrs. George Frye returned to
her home on Playground road,
Monday, after being in Cleve-
land, where she underwent a
minor operation.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-30
DEER KILLED or 21

James Rayner, II, Of Ava, was
the driver of the automobile that
killed deer Sunday at 6 p. m.
on u. S. Route 21, one mile south
of the Guernsey Noble county
line, according to state highway
patrol report.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-30
m ILLINOIS

Rev. Roy Wikander, pastor OF
the First Baptist church, Calc-
well, will return today from Dan.
vile. Illinois, where he attended
a Conservative Baptists of Ohio
meeting.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-30

Cheese making is big business
in Ohio and contributes more
than $15-million annually to the
States income.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-30

Ohio ranks sixth as a dairy
state, and has a total of |, 100000
milch cows.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-30

No. 1878 is cut In sizes I2 to 20; SO
H. Size 10, 314 y6s. 5i-in.
No. 1888 is cut in sizes 80 8. Si2,
jumper I1s yds. 54-in. Blouse. ia W
S5-in. Weskit, ~ yd. S5-in. or 54-.n.
Send s0c for EACH pattern with nam
address, style number and size
AUDREY LANE BUREAU. Rox 2
Madison Square Station. New York
N. Y. The new Fall Writer r.
Book shows 100 other styles. 2tr
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-30

Classifieds Paw Dividends
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-30

IA Is l6 II
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-30

(Starting with the September
checks, due about October 81
Rntirnd Markers
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2lueid 40

Gie reaelmdBiae monatIide Scr.
lammllna oes 3lpeiaes 40 tpirb am
1. Sum- um 9 llbr nodmittaas an
Der II. lmo Moaiepelt abeebalten.
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Sd)ipeiter Slnna @oNner. 3S45
Snap au beillhen.
Dear Sisters! Get well soon!
May every hour through each day
Bring more strength and health
your way.
God bless you!
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ShiueItcrn. Del Stiftunasicit Collar
iu bcsablen. sluf bolt Guh Gurt
1ipioenid,c
Cara Glen, Grotcfpuicfr.
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!3,peis 4

&erte Shipeitern pcr 3rreia 4 .
llniere ndd,ite &criamml,,na lit
om Scnntoa, ben s. Suni nm 3 llir
nai,mittaas. 9tad, Der Ncriaums
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Der ,mo 6ilpa Bed. sille ipcroen
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ol,Berhalb Der Stabt luobnenben
Wfitalie0er Die nptariiierte 9lr;t=
Statement goacn on bic SefretGrin
bis ilIr Geriamn,llna III icl,iden.
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nit Diaanoieo St. Statemeut" ans
aen,eiOet lpercen.
Tm 90. Suli haben mir llniere
Namensfaa 8artenpartic Der Sdnpe=
i,ern, ipelde I'M Nai. Suni. Suli
rber Sl,lauit 9iamenstoa haben.
&ittc iih oieies Gatum I'll merfen.
80. Suni lit 0ereiniates Sad,ien
Tid,lid aui ben Sayon slcres. Gle
peIano Sit.
;siir ben -. Sum- iinb mir ein,
aclaben I'll Saronias 9ieuer Sanitn
Noir. Sllmbeon uno aartenpartie
im &eitieite Sadienbeim Inn 12
uhr mittaas.
Geputp aath. Nartini banfen
mir fir bic lieben Sfpeitern Sara
uno Narie aramer. 3rpei 4 frelt
. lid ber,lihit lpeiterc neue Mitslie.
Der beariiben su tonnen. Teputics
limb aath. Martini. 81. 1=5O45 uno
&otb. Sdermer Sr. 1922.
6err George Munleon. @atte BON
Gb,pelter Warie Muntean itorb
unlanqit pIoslih, iolpie !6crr Wor
SEMEN, @atte bon Shipeiter Maris
one 9eutihldnoer= senion.
geioen Sd,lpeltern iprehen mir in
ihrem idperen Summer unler tiefz
ttes geileio aus. - Gbre ibrer Sln.
benfen!
9iebe Shipeitern. llniere TrGii-
hentin &atb. Nartini ariiRt Sud
ole reft berslifit uno slui 8ieoer-
ieben an 'unierem 5OjGbriaen ssu-
bel='seit fir 3ipei 4 uno benz 3en=
trdlDerban6 am 80. uno 81. Mai
rno geriammluns am s. Sum-.
90, 80, 8.
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Opening Saxon Acres June
18th
@ereiniste Sadieu ppu GlepeIano,

llnierc nGrblte GeriommlllnQ fin
bet am ,Srcitaa abeno. ben g. Suni
I'M Sltieite Sarhienbcim itatt. (6err
Stefani. bite lrm elm El1ehen fir
lmiere Seleauten fir Die Ser.
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aus. @ihtiNe G,eihGfte iiir mier
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oicier Gcriammlllna Dor.
lln'erc Srac,tcn @ruppc Ser Ser
einiaten Sad)isp bon GIepclono lpiro
am ,>llbelfeIt ocs .3lpeiaes / unO
ocs ;Scntrolperbonoes am Samstaa.
ocn 81. Wtui Inn s llhr abenos bic
ehte Iicbenbiiraiih iGhliii)e Sod,seit
pon iraenoeinem ltattlihen Iori ooer
Sorflcin pou babeim auiiiihren. 2ic
Vereiniaten Sad)icn pon Glepelano
lancn ale lpertcu Golfsaenoiien bon
9tab lnO Scrn ha;u reht berslid,
ein cin Stiinblein in lmicre licbe
alte AOeinat> Ill reiicn -- aui eitc
lpllnoerihOne A,odicit -nldt &eno
II Suntlid) II &rappen.
Srodlten @ruppc= Erpbc lit an
Sonntaa. ben %. Mui lm 2:3O
llhr nadmtitaas i'm &eitieite Soh.
lenbcim. sllle iinD bon &priiser
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Opening Saxon Acres June
18th
Gillette q. 9. 2iebertafel @ent.
Gtor
Geftiun 2

Sic 2ieoertafel bGlt am Montaa,
Ben 2. SUM ibre nonatlihe Ser
iammluna ab uno ale MitglieOer
limb erinht, iid) Daran Al beteiliaen,
8eburtstoa im Noienmonat SUM
bat nur ein Wann unb alpar &a.
lentin GelsiiSSiro. Sonit miro uniere
Eraiibentin .Sopbia Gel ziSSiro tiid)=
ti9 baden miiiiell. Inn iopiele &elIte
III belpirten. 9Sir aratulieren unie.
reu Sanaern Sobn lmo Marie
Snip aiir Graduation ibrer Sohter
Warp 9lnn bon Sbpre Siab Srbool
am 8. Suni. Viel Slid unb Seaen
fir bic Sutlnft, Worie 9lnn @l,ip.
llniere SGngerin Sobanna &oelt=
ner lit tpieoer oabeim bon ,slorioa
uno mir bofien, tic in Der 2icoerta-
fel ~ beariiBen.
Sdnaer! Vitte niht pcraeiien,
orei aroBe Sluffiihumaen iteben ppr
oer Siir. glm iSreitdA, ben 30. Moi.
Neltieite Sadbienbein, am IS. Sum-
Saron Ncres uno Gintrad,t 'Sorm
un0 lpdter fonmt bic oroHe &pnpen.
tion oes SGnaer gunoes i'm Gillette
Sadien 6eim.
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ohaebaIten am 80. mb 81. Moi I'M
@eltieite Sahierhcim. 7OO1 Gcniz
ion slpeule, Glepelonb 2. Ohio.
lpoiu mir oQe @olfssenpiien bon
Nob unb ,Sern rcht her;lit4it cinlo=
ben, bieies arobe Subelfeit nit ibren1
gci,ldl ;u bcebren. nm ,nieren taps
icren @riinoern nnh @riinoerinnen
iiir unier arobes Nrinsip. peId,es
llns 10 tre,l unb coel ,uiamn,enholt,
I'll belpeiien. ,pie hanfbar mir ibnen
limb fiir ihre tdpieren 9eitreblmacn
fiir lnier Sod,ienpolf it 9toroameri.
IA.
llnier Seitousid,uf hat fir bieies
Mlbe!= =Neit ihpn Monate lang ae=
arbeitet rnb nerid,iebene &omitees
bon 3tpeiaen IA. etlpa 400 an
Der 2ohl lino oaraus entitanoen.
lpeldle in ieoer oiniicht lmieren iper-
ten @Gitcn eeiGlliaIt slr 7ieuite itc-
ben mcrOeu. llnie1 @eianQpercine
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Siebenbiiroiid,. .2lmerifaniihes Dolfsblatt

,selborf, Giebenbiiraen unb fam ole
iunaes Mdbhen i'm Sabre 1913
nah ben &ereiniaten Staaten uno
Lief iih in Monaca. No.. nieber. Sm
Sabre 1884 reidpte iie 6errn 1aniel
Noeih bic 6ano snm Gbebunb. Oie
Gbe mar cine aliidlide. Gor alpei
Shhren iiberiiebelte oas Gbepaar
nah @aroeand. Galif.
Sic hinterldRt ibren tieftrauern-
.oen @attcn. cine Stieftohter, alpei
Vriioer Ssobonn limb Gtefm @ott.
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Elm autltehenoes Mtalieb oeS 2tpei=
acs 4. Glepelanh Neit 1mo benz
3entrolperbano. &ube liebe Shipe=
tier 2oidt!
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bon 9lepelano Git uno Weit. Cole
itin Marie slber=M =Miillcr uno Srad,=
teneruppe un0 ole peld,e an, l$ro=
aramm teilnebmen. iperbcu ihr Be-
itets tim. I'M inns allen Elm QenllRs
reihes Sroaramm bdrsubieten. stir
Speiie unb Sranf in alien 9esie=
bunaen iinb mir fit 9 Sage porbes
reitet. Tas 9lllerton 6otcl lit bas
!6auptauartier fir uuiere 8Gite uno
bic 9luto-0uiies 1eniion pom Nu-
hIic Souare ooer Sutton Goao gus
brinat uns bis sum Sahienheim.
9llio mir lpiinicben allen Iieben 7e-
leaaten ln,b @dlten cine eIiidlihe
Heiie uno bitten nohmals Inn aiiti-
gen gciud.
eshr ieio uns alien reht beriIidit
.8illfommen" I'M Glepelano 8eit
;}peia 4.
aath. Martini. ;seitpraiioentin,
Glis. Tiihler. ;Seitietretdrin.
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IS oicne auen Sd)ipeitern bcS
3pcises - sur aefGlliaen ytad,rid't.
oaB uniere reaelmGBige Seriamm=
lung am SpnntaN. ben 8. Sumi rum
2:3O llbr nadnlittaaS itattfinbet.
>Nn oieier Geriammluna iper0eu bic
TeleQatinnen ben geriht BON Der
&onucntion critutten, Oesbalb bittcn
mir alle Stllpeltrn III oiieer Ser-
iannlllu,a anlpeienb su iein.
9toh Dcr &erianmllllno peroen
inns Die fplNenbcl1 Sdlpeltern &aiiee
unb &llhen icrpieren:
slma Shuller, Statb. SduQer,
Soelcn Strupfes, 6ernline Shlpari,
Maria Scbmiot. Saith. Sneiber. .Ma.
ria Sdlenfer. Sobanna Stoten. TN.
na Shmio. 8eaina Solmen, &ath.
Salier. .Maria Sablef. Sophia
SGnciocr llnb Gliiabeth Salmen.
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MICHAEL SCuULLu,

aeiiorben om 9. Slmi 1861 Ii
Glepelonb. Ohio
Shon Elm Sabr lit hinaeid,iplmben
Seit Der Sob bidh uns cntriR;
Seit ocife fleiRi0en 6Gnbe r,iber
llno 9ein Shmers aeitillet 1T.
7anfbar iinb ipir. ipIana ipir lebel
Dir fir Seine aroRe SGtiafeit.
Siir bcin rlerniioIicbcs Stteben.
iSiir bein Sd,offen. beinen ,SleiH.
@enn bid) Srilme fonnten lpeden
Gon Dem friiben Sooesihlaf.
@iirDe bic @roe BID, niht oeten.
SdnQlt id)on ipGre Ieer oas 8rab.
&clpinmct bon bciner bid lieben,
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&dtberine Shuller
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9oeid,, aeltcrben nah tangent id)ipes
rem 2eioen om ID. Woi uno beeroiat
am II. Mai i'm Hooiepelt Wemos
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neben einem Berg pom 8lumen. Sic
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