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All the days were filled with hard work for every member of the colony. They were not long enough to accomplish all that the men wanted to do.
To Wilhelm Stoltz, Amalia's father, and to Herman Holmsdorfer, her husband,--to the other heads of all the families, Rudolph Kratz and his son Adolph, to the Gebhardt men, the Schaffers and the Rhodenbachs, the wilderness was a giant with which to wrestle. It must be fought,--more, it must be overcome or it in turn would conquer them.