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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03
SANS SOUCl

A writer in the Houston
Chronicle enters protest against
the american custom Of trans
forming demons into angels on
the gallows - The point IS well
taken. Too many of us let our
American sympathy for the under
dog lead us into the error Of pity
ing the criminal who is paying
his penaltY for injuring society
and breaking state laws. Not
that we should not feel sorry for
the poor man who has to give his
lite in payment for another life
he has taken, but that these sem
timents when voiced, IA they
often are by newspapers, lead 10
bad results in that they help the
criminully inclined to regard a
criminal as II martyr.
"st
Cool Colorado is called by those
who would advertise it's merits
"the playground Of America"
Hundreds Of Texans ar" spending
the summer in this great play
ground aud hundreds OF others
are going. Some San Angelo
people are there. Gilmore Gwin
left last week for Colorado
Springs Others 60 to Cloud
croft A certain very charming
widow in speaking of going 20
Colorado few days ago said:
"Colorado? No indeed would
stand no chance in Colorado.
There are too many school teach
ers up there"
Which when being interpreted
means that at least the widow
has come to regard the school
marin as her rival And unless
the widow has deal of ready
cash she doesn't, az rule, com
pare with the schoolteacher IA II
matrimonial possibility. The
schpOlteacher can earn her own
living aud that, surely, is worth
something.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03
Comments ON San Angeles de-

Comments on San Angeles de-
cision not to have a carnival, in
the papers of West Texas, are full
of disappointment. Tho people
of this section had learned to be-
lieve that San Angelo coutd take
no step backward and had come
to regard the carnival as a per-
manent institution.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03

The white of nm egg applied with
small camcrs hair brush will remove
fly traces and soil from gilt frames
The water in which onions have been
boiled II rubbed over the frames will
remove dust and specks and brighten
the gliding wonderfully.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03

That woman in the case" con-
corning the cotton leak seems to
have been as shrewd in getting
her salary raised as Mrs, Chad
wick was in making loans.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03

Go to the polls today and vote
in favor of progress and the edu-
cation of the younger generation.
The future of these little folks is
in your keeping. Do not abuse
the responsibility.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03

Many people enjoy coffee IA 1t IL
made by the Turks. The process Is
simple, though 1t requires special ar.
pllances-a hand mill to grind the COZ
fee to powder and boiler of copper,
says the New York journal. OF anJ
good quality pure coffee freshly roast
ed and passed through the hand mil
take heapcd teaspoonful for each cup
and add the same quantity Of castor
sugar. Put together into the boiler
with cold water and heat over clear
fire or spirit lamp till the mixture bolls,
being careful to avoid boiling over.
When the froth rises remove from the
source OF heat, tap the boiler gently till
the froth settles and boil up again. Re
peat and after the third rising Of the
froth pour brlskly into the cup or cups.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03

If a town is particular as to it's
health and the education of it's
children there Is no need to
bother about the rest.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03

When two great autocrats like
Nicholas and Wilhelm, get their
hea's together there ID likely to
be som" hing dong.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03

Ana now ny are talking of II
observation-disclosures Guess
it will be Fran o-German one
next.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03

no" 10 Ne"p 'urtHinh IN race
To prevent light curtains from flying
out Of the Omen windows or across the
room sew small weights In the hens at
the bottom OF the draperlcs.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03

1t looks as If the laps would
have to whip the Russians again
if they would obtain peace.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03

1t is not too late to get up a
carnival for 1905.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03

Those of the San Angel> people
wRsSianta + viii t4st they
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03

have met with dlsappoff,.>raS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03

.ace applied ou the yoke IL would. |
however bee equally desirable made I
from any Of the fashionable materials
that are soft enough 20 make its full
ness attractive. while trimming can Dee
varied indefinitely. An entire yoke q!
lace or OF tucked chiffon is always
pretty. while the frill which forms the
bertha can be Of lace in place OF the
material whenever liked. In the mod
al the sleevesare made in elbow length
and finished with frills OF the material
beneath which are those OF lace. but
long cuffs can be added, making them
fun length whenever desirable.
The waist is made with fronts ana
backs that are shirred and arranged
over smoothly fitted lining, over
which the yoke also is adjusted. The
sleeves are shirred 20 form two puffs
with frills below. and are held in place
by the foundations.
The quantity OF material required for
the medium size Is four and hall
| yards twenty-one. four yards twenty
seven or two and fiye-eighth yards FOR
ty-four Inches wide. with one and one
eighth yards of medallion lace. i've
/ yards OF applique and two yards OF
lace for frills 60 trim as illustrated.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03

Dfscouragemenr cuts the nerve OF
prcsenr effort and darkens the SKY "
hope for better things. The evangelist
Who coined the phrase. God cannot
ne a dlse0urag cd man" was wise
preacher. he might also have said that
the world has 10 use Tor discouraged
uau Booker ]. Washington, IN his
I'm From slavery" gives the keynote
az lie Own success In the following sen
sil,le words. 4 90 not recall that !
ever became discouraged over anything
shat I set out 10 accomplish. nave
s.erun everything with the idea that
1 could succeed. and ] never had much
patience with the multitUaes OF people
no are always ready 70 explain Why
one cannot succeed" Such a spirit
VIII carry one through every difficulty
and over every obstacle. Speaking OF
= vopng man vino WIS 80 come. an old
rrophet said. ~He shall lot fail or De
OBSCURE ged." The reason he Old nCs
fsN was because he refused 80 be as
cOara ged. The old dC2geTel. %. &c
not BE discouraged" had q big mes
sage even though Il was wretehee
I poetry and worse music. TIE sky y
ever dark 20 aim who keeps his eye
on the srOunds--Seryiee.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03
nlnn.n or shlrt yyaist.

no gown of the >prin@ is more popu-
la, than the one i'm shirt waist style'
and mo- model FOR the waist is better
liked tlian this one In the Illustration
Il is shown I'm golden brown pongee
with the stole. trimming and Guns OF
Oriental embroidery. but it is an eNcel-
tionaily adaptable model. and can oe
utilized for the many washable iaoflcS
of the summer as we'll rs for the six
and wool materials OF the immediate
present. and would be equally elective
I'm au. When silk and wool are used
embroidered banding. embroidery
worked onto the material lace and
fancy braid an are appropriate Tor the
trimming while Tor linen and cotton
goods There are inuumerahle bandinSS-
emhroidcrics and lace which are cor
/ rect
Tho waist includes fitted fonnda-
,ion which is optional. and Is made
with fronts and backs The back y
tucked from The shoulders to the waist
limo but the fronts To- yoke depth only
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03

The prettiest Of the plain waists are
tucked, OF rather p'eated. on the shout
ders, and the pieats stitched 10 the
yoke depth. except one or two. which
are stitched 80 the waist. Sometimes
the pleats are dart shaped. that Is. run
ming 20 n sharp point at the lower end.
These are especially good when the
waist is embroidered. Wide linen belts
are 10 be worn. and OF linen stocks
there seems 10 be no end. The great
trouble with the majority OF the new
stocks Is that they are Lot made 10
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03
Her Telegram.

Mrs. Lanes mother taught her that IL
Is a waste OF money 10 send less than
ten words In telegram. Mrs. Lanes
husband taught her that In sending a
telegram one should stick to his sub
iect 70 avoid confusion. ON Mrs Lanes
nr.t absence from home. he sent a
telegram. saying, Are you all right
send answer 10 Chicago" After a
few mepptcs spent % agitated thought
Mrs. Lane proudly wrote the follow
ing message: Yes. yes. yes. aE
very well indeed, thank YOU
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03
Al,out Japal's Generals.

During the winter just past Japan :
Generals along the Shakhe spent their
sine variOusly. General Nodzu, ac-
eordlng TO the japanese newspapers.
..stndied typewr,ing. General kur0ki
ken; barnyaTd fowls. Daring the bei-
kaufai gngement General KOdama
scarcely slept AZ all FOR a whole week.
but did not seem one whit the worse
for ISIS experience" Gcneiai oyama
was reported - being ''the same 70
bue.. merry-hearted gentleman -
eyeg."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03

The latc Pierre l-or.l.ard hgur0d that
81 gentleman couldn't live in New NorS
ou lc>~ chan $1,000 a day
but This was some years ago.
In th. meantime hour. bacon. etc.
have gone up-
should NOT thc estimate Doe revised.
,n Justice Co. such a~ may contemplate
becoming gentlemen and taking mp
th.ir residence in New York Life.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03

The Dnke Of wellington called the
900 we into al the wcrd and preach
.l,e Gospel" the Christians marching
orders The old soldier saw clearly
that tie command Of the Commander
fn-chlef was 70 Ills followers 20 engage
ia the work Of recruiting. The ooliga-
tson 70 win men 20 Christ II the imme-
eiafe ard imperative duty % every
chrinlan. II l. hls arss business IL tie
! world.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03

with n very deep corselct band, had
kind of blouse bodice OF cream accor-
dion plcated chiffon, over which was
mounted some very fine Brabant lace
This gave a pretty fuzzy effect when
would be particularly becoming 10
slight woman. Many spotted tanetaS
I'M vicux rose. white aud pastel shades
will be seen. and the charms Of nous
s,dlne de sole and soft crepe De chine
and chiffon velours VII Ne as popular
M eyer.-New York Evening Nail.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03

Authorities in Paris are urging the
carrying OF handkerchicfs with colored
borders TO correspond with the toilet
with which 1t Is To be worn. One yari-
ETY. has scalloped friils around the
edge, and each friIi Is embroidered
with the required color. and 1t has a
tiny fiounce OF lace finishing the model
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03

while the closing is made invis.Dly nj
the centre. The sleeves are the new
ones. tucked above the cuns and full at
the shoulders.
The quantity Of material required for
the medium size lis four and quarter
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03

Rather effective are the redlngotes
OF taffeta. peau de sole. or lace. worn
over a plain cloth skirt, and these III
light shades are also permissible for
dcmi-toilet. 4 pretty toilet OF pale
pastel blue, cut en- Princesse. or rather
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03
WooDMAR'S Ak SUPPLAETED.
Compressed Air Now Made TO Turn
Forest Into l. 3.

IL is small wonder. says the phila-
delphla Record with the millions AND
millions OF feet ~ lumber which are
cut from the forests every year to nc
manufactured into evcrytliuE. from d
hou~, % d newspaper. thai the Gov
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03
TIE PULPIT.
a SCHOLARLY SUNDAY SERMON 81
Tss sgv. JOHN c AGAR


John 4. Aver. preached or The FIRST
Termination" The lcxt was from Mat
shcw iv.l-4: Then was Jesus led mp
into the desert by he spirit to Ice
.emD.ad Nv tie .sevil. Aud having
tasted forty dass and forty nights. he
after that was hungry. And the
fcmrter came - Him and said. IL thou
art tho Son 81 God speak. in order that
these stones may become loavcS. But
Hc answering said. IL has been writ
ten NOT ~ bread alone shall man
live. out by every wore that Socth
forth from the mouth o. God Mr.
A-cr Sail-
me gospel q, Matthew Describes /
eDncifcslsy three temptations Of the \
l-orf Bod the wilderness immcdia-, ly 4
3ffc~ HIS baptism. The form or i
the narrative suggests St once that I
rnt.~e stories axe not history. but are ]
parsl-cS. which picture thc three gen 4
sral ways in which fallen humanity
IS ar,.rrr ehei and eDticed infcrnai
.ra-.r.S Ana when - understood
frer lnra1e iu the fullest sense
srre,stou of divine t~uth go men. Ana
50 understood they suggest ~ once
rnrr there IS some sort OF thrcetolo-
mess u Cur spiritual experiences And
vvfrr rrr examine our spiritual cN-
~e~7r-rrS carefully we are able % dis
-fr-r,~n Ed our iuucr life three distinct
piarcs o- thought and feeling.
~. a-S- o- lower % these three
r,,s~e, rf -fr we are an familiar with
u s-.,-res an thoughts and feelings
.v motives and Impulses and auDetites
-ha- have reference exclusively 20 our
lie fr -lfs world This We cau the
ua-rrr- man
Distinctly above this lies what we
can c--.-.--rv the rcI- .ous iife. Is
+n0~-t-s ana feelings and motives
1rvs urinary reference to those inter
o.-S -fe- rr-lire our life ir this world
lis largest and dominant factors are
~s.th. conviction and duty. Faith
ana conviction are beliefs though be-
rrf. have been touched anna Quickened
a- ~eI- f-rs emotion. Duty IS She cor
rre+ t.r- heIcf n- faith or conviction
fr-nose>. -l.at is. tlc dominion 20 truth
over sac lower iu0u Sos 11i appet-tes-
Consequent Wills realm 90 the life is
pred rrtiy intellectual I-s DOM
f-rrt impulse fl. iove 20 truth and ioy-
ats CD srr-r ft lies i.~lnctlF above
rLr r.t-- -ral ana ls called -lc SQ.r-
i.ra urr
~. --. Realms ~ -hr~-f- rrr-fr-
p- e r- easily ri-tireu So
-r..r --. 50. --- -f., r-rrfnll -rre nr are-,
r- fl. rr-. SLY -rrrr- 90 live .
-. -f. -.r world D-t -lay evl
r.-..r ..- .r-f-7e -he HIGHEST Snir
.-- -.---r mites 80 human lle Thcr
"A ~ r-rr-r ~ llfa clearly Se- DO
f-. Is II -la divine word. aiflou-.
rerr f-,-.s-s-rs krcu- nracticallv uucl
rf.s-- 7- +. Is rrr- tle essence o
rr -r.--s rFa u is the tre that
F.r-.- ana erfo.ueE in tle TWO -rel
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03

worn 10y tho women 90 whom thcir
folds are becoming. Illustrated is ana
admirable ONE that is cut to form be-
coming point at the front. and that ai-
lows OF high or dccollcte neck. In the
Illustration 80 is shown made OF gray
chiffon with applique of the same
shade. and with cream mcdalllons of
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03

launder without being taken apart.
This certainly is not rational. No one
wants to stop and sew stock together
before dressing in the morning
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-22
Rod Gin 8iclbcmcibtcr.

Ncm. Dorf, 90. Sept. - @egcr
Irc0crid e. Carlton bon 9rcotlpr
murOcn bon ocn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
III aing8.Gountp Gntlogen lueoen
@igonlic crboben. Gr iou bier Strait.
cit 1cbcirotbet bobeu: IN 1894 sic
@ilIetto g.. 9iro bon Heip.Oorf; ant
90. Ic5cmber 1897 Sltlu Scattering
bon Hpdleltcr; it 1903 Morie s.
Smith bon @rootlpn mo in 1904
Woric @orllton bot 9rooflun. Bel
Der Netrotb nit Dem WiG0hen aus
Hohcltcr io1l CT Den Homeu 8n1. 4.
Roorigucj qcfii6rt bobcn. Carlton CT.
tldrte lidJ nift ihlllbig mo bo8 @er'
bor mllroc bic 5um %. September
berihobcrL iuciI er 3cilgen aus San
Sroltci$eo crmortet. uu.'.NHl no
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-22
8anbalismns anf TrieobOicn.

GScanobu a, Wtih., 20. Sept. -
Nohocm Dor ctliheu 1ogen Die fotbo'
Iiidcn 1ricoboie 5ll Oconto Sails,
Ecibtigo mo Bird Grecf ourh San'
oolen perluiiitet morOen murelr, lpitr'
oen in Der lcbten 9tnd)t oild) Der ct.
Irunci8. un0 Der Ct. Inne'S 6rieo'
bof BON 9oicmihtern belmgeItd)t,
nelde on 200 arel5e, @rnblteinc uuo
Womnlente oemolirten ooer beIdd'
oiatcn. Ron If0bt ben Terllit ali
$4,000. 9oS Wotip Der Sb1ter, nell
die, nod Den bon ibnen binterln'Ienen
3uBitopien 5lt urtbelleu, orel an Der
3ubl moren, lit unbefunnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-22

Er. 1872 222 IqrosSiaAfSt rabe, lein
@eim. Die SroT iogfc Dem Eoli5ei.
rid)tcr @rotihoh, Gr6fplcp bobe it'd
lett l0ll9crcr 3cit in Der u%ncrtrGgIih.
'tcn Wctle bcnommen mo ibr Der.
lticocnc Male oficntIih ullf Der
StroBc 5lgeruieh ibr Elot lei in
Gbtcogo an Ger Seitc ibres Uiel6e.
lpcibten mo jum Sooe pc~rltrtbeilten
Wottcn &obonn Sod.
Gr 5ilhte. r. Ser ~t5.iGbri9e
Sobn Cor BON Nr.25l6. OitzSofimon.
StroBc, ntottc lid gCitcrn GbenO i'm
y|tlolt-S bentcr" Elm Gerqnilqen 0urs
aus, bel Den Nliiiilbrrugen micocr6oIt
81 5iIhcn. Srcoerid Mon Der &c.
ld0ftafilbrcr, or6nctc lcite &erbaf.
tllng an, un0 belttc miro Der TI5ltnqe
lid int mittlercn Stution9buuic altf
Ole Mnidul0i1ung oe& ungebilhrlld)en
NctrngcnS 81 perontlporten bdber.
Wie6er cine 0atan3.
Ser 30 Sabre oIte @Iaiom &ones,
lpcItcr felt 1901 I'M 9urcoit oeS
Carbohydrates oIS Stills. GIert
iut0irte, itorb gelteru MorQcn in
lcincr cItcrIihen @obnung 9tr. pos,
SilO'F otterlorr.F Bart .Ipenuc, an ser
NolIcpircnoen Shpiuoiift. Capt.
&onc@, IGn0cre 3cit Yr1iibcnt oc8
"Wtonhon . Clubs" lit DER @otcr OGS
&crltorbCncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-22
0umbc fir Vpli,cidlcf.

VoIt Nl0CrpooI, o, 20. Sept.
Wis gcItcrn Boli5eiflef Sobn ".
@omon nod lciucm Bureau fam,
inno CT. NoB oo$ 6enlter neben lei.
tent VltItc oitcn mar mo oltf benz
@c'imic bciiclber cntoedtc CT, unter
elllcln Stilf Napier pcrborger. cine
3pnomltbombc, Ocrer 3iinoer nod,
Der StroBc gcridltct mar. Offenbar
'o0tc oicicIbc CUR GrpIoiion gebrodt
perOcn nohncm Der Gbef oo8 9u.
rcolt crrciht bobel1 miir0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-22
8crmiIdDte tclcgrapbiide 9cpciden.

Der S5obrc3 Gonoent Der oJe'
oeroiion OF 2obor" miro bent loeben
peroIientlidtcr 9luIruf oeS Trdll'
benten @ompers 5itlolge ont 10. No'
ocnlber III Eitt2burB 5rlammentre'
ten.
artbrr g. Wuribull, Der inytcip'
9)ort pegen ongcblihen 6eiteroerlt'
dcrrng5 . ShpinoclS oerboItete DIT
reftor boz, orci Eittsblrger 8elell'
idoiten, lit inter 0bbut zines 4etet''
tip8 IN Yittsburg %angetommen.
Gn Soiuoro Gountp, Sno, lar'
gen Die Srioiicr ocS Gountp'@etnna'
miles 2icocr. oumit OuS 8ernrldl
ouS elmer BON ibncu bet'm Gllrhld'
acn Der Giicnitube int Sitter mad)tc,
nid,t gebort peroe. Ser Sheriff
gloltbt uid)t mebr at Gas Gibteriport
n9oic Weniden baben feline Steoer."
- Gurd) Elm 6erer, ipeldes int dbl.
nciilhen BicrtcI BON Suporte, elnem
I'M @ebirge, 60 Meilcn oltltd BON
WorpsoilIe, Gal. gelegenen Orte,
ouSbrod). lit Ialt Der gan5e8elbuIts'
tbcil oes Srtes III alt)e gelegt NOR.
Sen. Ter motcricac Shooen bctrdgt
100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-22
&cridcrnnss @eirllIdDnit i'm &c,
0rGnac.

Gbicugo, ST., 20. September.
- @egcn Ole og8eltern 2iic Sltocmr
nitD Co." rcip. sic 9canlten 6, s.
Goieuielo mo VI. $, @roD, murbe i'm
9moeSfreiSgeridt %lcitenS ocS Il-
molts O.. 2cpiulon olS Hed,tSoertre'
Ter mcbrercrI uuieno Yollccn' Srbaber
cine 8ctruGSonflogc erboben mo oas
@crit)t i'm Giniebltg eilteS WoIlcll'
8crpoltcr3 erllld)t. Die @elcaidoit
lit cine logeronnte nAlleBment . 8e'
lcnidolt." aus Der .auigbtS Ienplur
& Woion 2iic Snoemuitp 60" I'M
Sabre 1889 bcrporgcgungen mo Die
bon ibr gentohten 8crlid)cringct be-
trugeu etfua $20,000,O00.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-22
Nln d An Ninitcnfricn.

% dj cin y o itcntrtcG. -
Gin E%loltcntriC9 Der nahc5lt POO 3u.
ldoltCr bottc, crciAnctc lid gcltcrr
MorQcn Dor Der Nobnullg 0er 6rull
@ertic 0ernltcin, 9tr. 1l0G, Nlt-
FrutiltroBc. @cQcn S llbr grub cine
2ln5ubl NrbcitCr por Dem @ultlc Elm
God, mo Trou Ncrnltcin lub IbnCtl
5lL pbuc GlmuouO 81 crbcbclL bis
Ole Nrbcitcr ciuCu lundcn Eclcgra'
pbcnp'ultcn bcrbclbruhtcn mo i'm
ilbcr Die @rubC lcgtcn. Gurulttblrl
fam lie aus Dem @uulc, lcbte ltd) ami
0cn Giolten al Ocm iibcr Der @rubc
liCQen0cn Gu0c un0 begunn ole Nri
better nit 0udltClncn 81 bomburoi'
rem, bis ScrNCuut Barn mo ole 20,
liiilten ennis unO Sd)cfilCin bcrbcj-
fomCn. Iic Tr0u bllcb lclbIt nod
ulli oenr Flollcn llbell, m0brcno Die
|llUtlltI uklN NIlbNlt tllul WI
tct buttclL nm llcr crit tort, ais Der
Eioitcn inn &clrl''c mar, in ole Cru
be SIT rlttlhcu. Ger Fioltcn mlroc
Damn o6nc mCIhc mcitcrc St0rung
crridltCt.
dob lid 5ui allie, - St1'
ni5lot5 Yurpa, EN- III Nr. 7l5, Silo'
0onoitroBc, m%obnbuItcr Sole, ihoB
lid gcItcrn 5unlllJ bct'm Hcinigen
einc9 Gcnolpcra IN oic linte Seitc
Der 9ruit. Cr bette Ocn Hcoolper
porber nidt uutcrltbt, Inn III lebCn,
Oh cr gcloocn lel ooer nidt. Gr mrr'
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