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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-18

from Plalnville or North Star dared
tc visit Sandberg. and when the one
school teacher OF the latter town
CHANGED to enter Plainville he was
Immediately seized by the infuriated
inhabitants. deprived OF his horse and
clothes. and compelled TO walk forty
miles Of rich prairie land. naked. In
order to reach home. Sandberg swore
deep vengeance. but was content for a
long time to confne its actions to
threats, which the people Of the other
towns laughed ut.
Interested observers Of the fight, al
though. womansllke. regarding 1t as
most foolish. were two young women
lone the schoolmistress OF Plainville,
and one the schoolmistress OF North
Star. Miss Wilson of the former town
was a cousin OF Editor Boxer. and
Miss Rogers OF North Star a cousin Of
Editor Harrison. Miss Wilson regarded
the muss as particularly unfortunate,
because shortly after her arrival on
the frontier. and before the county
seat fight, she had met Editor Smith
and conceived more than passing re-
gard for him. Smith himself had been
much taken with her beauty and intel
ligence, and but for his loyalty to his
community would never have gone
into fight which separated him from
the woman he loved, but had not told
so.
Miss Rogers was not aE young as
Miss Wilson nor SO attractive In fact,
she had passed thirty. was sour Of
temper and much disliked by herpu-
pills, most Of whom dreaded her sharp
tongue as much as tney did the whip
she used on every provocat,on. Miss
Rogers disIikcd Editor SMITH envIed
Miss Wilson. hated the frontier and
longed for man with matrimonial
inclinatlons.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-18

Almost everywhere within the range
Of Christendom Friday Is day sf pro-
verbal ill-luck. The following list o9
assassinations tends to confirm thia
superstition:
william Of Orange, July 10, 15S4-
a Friday; Henry ILL., Of France. Au-
gust !. 15S9--a Friday; Henry Nv. or
France, May IA, 1G10-a Friday; Gus
tavus III. Of Sweden, March Is. 170z
IA Friday; Lincoln Of United States.
April IA, 1S05-a Friday; Mckinley OF
United States, September g. 1001-n
Friday. -Lippincott's Magazine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-18

Two warrant officers have recently
been promoted to the rank of ensign,
and the way is open to more promo.
tions of the same sort. This is as it
should be. The possibility of advance
ment for merit will attract young men
to the Navy who otherwise would not
enlist. says the Pittsburg Gazette.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-18

According to the terms of the proto.
col, China agrees to forbid the impor.
tation of arms and ammunition, to pay
the Powers an indemnity of $685., ,OOO,-
600 in gold out of her revenues, to sup
press the anti-foreign societies, and to
do lotof other things that are thought
to tend toward the comfort of stran-
gers in China and the peace of the
world. The protocol recalls the famil-
lar story of the man who had offered
a great sum for a hotel. But" said
his friend. you haven't the money"
Il know" said the fnancier, "but
wasn't it fine offerr Nothing can
be said of this protocol except that as
promise it is, most promising, com
ments Golfers Weekly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-18

There are in the United States 5000
lighthouses on the Atlantic, Pacific,
Gulf of Mexico and the lakes, exclu-
siye of beacons, whistllng buoys, and
fog signals operated either by steam
or clOckwork xtss
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-18

Then in MONDAY heat and glare
Came the miller TO his meal,
Bringing with him all the air ~
OF the cool old water wheel.
And he smoked and talked with Jerry.
As he lay back'in the ferry,
:. Tossing at some surface eel.
And at sunset came stream 4
From the meadows and the shore !
Mllkmaids with their pals of cream, s
pumpkins weary armed and sore,
And they wore green, hearts Of grasses,
Pressed them on the, blushing lasses,
As old Jerry bent his oar.
b. Hermann. in the New York Herald.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-18

Women's clubs in Minnesota have
undertaken the work of beautifying
their home cities, by influencing the
conversion of waste places into public
parks and transforming unsightIy and
unsanitary localities into healthful
pleasure grounds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-18

A painter recently exhibited a pic
ture in WorcesteS Mass. and won a
$500 prize. Then he sent it to Pitts
burg, where it won a $500 prize, after
which it was sold for 5000. This is a
rolling stone that gathered moss Of
the greenback variety.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-18

Santos-D Dumont distributed his flying
machine prize money among the poor
of Paris. This is the first time on rec
ord that a flying machine has deyel-
oped any practical advantages.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-18

Has swell trade, eh?7 "SweIl1
Say, he's just now collecting for goods
he sold three years agog'-Detroit
Free Press.
Binks-'T hear that MIR, GreatmaR
will never run for another Office
Jinks-"G Goodness me. When did he
dieY-New York Weekly.
He-"They say Colonel Dever is quite
soldier. In how many engagements
did he take partg' She-"Six before
his wife got him. Princeton Tiger.
Although in an unselfsh tone
Men preach the golden rule anew,
Each always tries to keep his own
Ard get the other fellows, too.
Washington Star.
"Chappie is making money at last.w
I'm what way? ! diUln't know he could
do anything" ''aa can't, but he has
rented the back OF his collar out for
signboard. Chicago Post.
The Pretty Girl-"Miss Antique was
named after her uncle George, wasn't
she? The Spiteful Girl-"I don't
know; she looks as if she had been
named before him. Tit Bits.
"Poh! Ny papa wears evenin' clothes
every time he goes to parties THAT
amt anythin'. Our minister wears
his night clothes every time he
breaches. ."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
He climbed the pinnacle Of fame.
The height Of his career;
And sadly then did he exciaim.
Its mighty lonely herel"
Philadelphia sacord
Miss De Puyster-"Do you really
think it is possible for us to love our
enemies?'' The Bishop-"weIl X
think we could love some people more
as enemies than we could as friends-e
Puck. s,-->i-ss-,. ,f< I
Speaking of artists, it takes a rich
man to draw check. pretty girl to
draw attention, horse to draw cart,
a porous plaster to draw the skin,
and free lunch to draw a crowd
Harlem Life. axl
The breakfast didn't suit him.
What a pity it is" he said, that
loves young dream never can live to
grow up why can't it:0 she asked.
Its killed off by acute dyspepsia. he
answered.-Chicago Post. s&t
He-'I must confess to a great deaIg
of egotism.' 'Indeed?v He
Yes; think about myself grxlt-
deaf too much" She-"Oh, that .snt
egotism! That's merely the human
tendency to worry over trines. elias
gov Times. .aa IA
Death, you know explained the
doctor consolingly, is like a thirty
day note. When it falls due WHY
that's the end of it." But doctor
the business man family. Il
am paying you to get me an extension
Of time, and | expect you to do it,
Chicago Post.
Little Jeanneatte's mother found her
one day with her face covered with
Jam from ear to ear. "Oh, Jeannette.v
said her mother, what would You
think if you caught me looking like
hat some day." Il should think you'd
had awful good time, mamma" said
Jeannette, her face Frightening. Tit
Bits.
Hortense-"Tom Alley says he lCees
ne better than anybody else in the
world, and he says beside that he
never loved anybody else In all his
ife." Flora-"And Charley Bliss tells
ne he has been in love with hun
lreds of girls, but he loves me better
han he ever did any of them. ."-Bos-
on Transcript.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-18


Y Teddy is my TIoa.y Horse,
\ And Teddy, he can 60;
Teddy gallops miles and miles
And then / holler "Whoa!"
+, Some day when ! get old enough
And grow up big AID wise
\ III put him on the race track, and
4 My Teddy'll win prize.
D And then I'll get a harness made
OF silver and Of gold,
/ And we'll travel on and on,
f just like knights Of old.
! III meet such pretty princesses
And be myself prince,
And when go to battle I'll
Be brave and never vince.
!, Hurrah! Old Teddy HOBBY ylorse
We won't have long to wait
: Till I'm a gallant cavalier
And you're a charger great.
Atlanta Constitution.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-18

In Europe the school garden has
taken a special hold upon Austria.
In 1869 an imperial law prescribed
that a garden, with a place for agri-
cultural experiments, should be con-
nected with-every rural school There
are $4,000 such garden schools at pres.
ent in that empire. No school has been
recently established in France without
similar attachment. In Belgium. veg
etable culture goes on in connection
with book learning; and the examine
ton of the teacher includes his capac-
ity for gardening as wen as for teach
ing. Sweden has over 1000 school
gardens; while in Russia the children
are taught the culture of grapes.
oEchard trees, silkworms, bees and
grain. Normal schools in Germany in
eluae the training Of teachers in indus
tries as well as books.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-18
tot settlement or send her back East.
A word to the wise is sufficient"


A word to the wise is sufficient"
The sandberg paper duly reached
PlainviHe, and Editor Boxer casually
glanced over It until he came to the
quoted yaragraph. Whatever made
him think It referred to his own cousin
no one knows TO this day. But when
re had read the paragraph In question
he quietly thrust the paper into an
inner pocket and then solemnly
marched about the town until he had
collected the twelve other copies that
he knew came to Plainville. Then he
returned to his office and sent for his
most Intimate friend-the cashier Of
the one private bank. To him he said.
Smith has gone his full length. He
has grossly insulted my cousin in his
paper. He ts so hard up he must
attack a woman. she hasn't seen the
paper and shall never see 1t il / can
help It, but I'm going to Sandberg in
the morning and either Smith or | win
be lead by night IL / fall, old man,
make any explanation. but spare the
girl. and give her all / leave"
The cashiers only comment was:
You can't do anything else, and as
to-morrow's dull day I'll JUST close
the bank and ride over with you"
Then the hands Of the two'frlends
met, and their eyes said that Smith
must die. The next morning came
fast enough, and ate o'clock Boxer, |
heavily armed as men were In those |
days and localities, and astride Of his
favorite yellow horse. rode away from |
his Office with the cashier They said
to the curious that they were going |
out to look over some land.
They took the tran which would lead |
them by the little red schoolhouse
where Miss Wilson had already gath
arQd hnf. flock and cam i1onno4 cha .Y.lg..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-18
The OLD FERRY.

Where the yellow rapids ran
Through the brake of reed and thorn,
Fished the ancient ferryman ~
In the flush of early morn. IT.
And he watched his blue cork culver "a
ill across the misty river ~
Came the mellow ferry horn. .4
Ran the sturdy farmer boys,
Wrestling on the messy banks,
Skipping stones and making noise,
Splashing up the footway planks.
Swapping jests and laughing merry.
While the bent and battered Jerry
Frowned in dudgeon on their pranks.
Victor
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-18

Never look a gift automobile-but au-
tomobiles stiIl cost far too much to
call for the formulation of any adages
upon this head, muses. Puck. As
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-18

lessons. Their horses swung off with
easy lope, but came to dead halt
when on the trail toward them rode
Smith, the man they wanted. He was
astride a bay mare, foam and DUST
covered, and he raised a hand in friend
Fly salute. although his gesture was
otherwise taken by the two men in
front of him.
Boxer was out with his gun and a
tremendous oath and had opened fire
in a hurry. The cashier swung to one
side and clear Of range. Smith shouted
at Boxer, but getting only a shot in
reply whipped out his own gun and
replied. The shots came fast and
furious. the two horsemen dashed into
each other, Boxer went down and
Smith too. and they clenched on the
prairie sod and beat each other in the
effort to kill.
After time there was silence and
the cashier rode up to find Boxer un-
conscious, Smith on top Of him and
bleeding badly. From the schoolhouse
there came running the teacher, and
she fell upon both men and sobbed and
moaned and made the cashier think
she had gone mad. First she would
kiss Smith and then she would kiss
Boxer, and then sob as IL her heart
would break. 5 The cashier began to
think that something had gone wrong,
for sure. At her bidding he rode into
towN for help. and after awhile Boxer
and Smith We're in bed and their
wounds dressed.
Smith was shot through the hip and
left arm and beat about the head;
Boxer was wounded three times, had
his front teeth knocked out and bis
left leg broken. Both men were placed
in the same room In separate beds,
but they could see each other, even
though forbidden to talk. The local
doctor said they would certainly re-
cover. Miss Wilson lowered over each.
not deigning to notice the wild glare
in her cousins eyes, nor the deep
bewilderment. In Smiths. She knew
somebody had bIundered. but felt she
could afford to wait
As for Plainville, 1t only regretted at
that moment that Boxer had not killed
Smith. 1t was rua to its editorial
nero.
Late that night Miss Wilson, sitting
with the injured men, heard Editor
Boxer hoarsely say to Editor Smith:
What did you attack my cousin
for?" ,..s....,
Il didn't" a \
''You aid. you lying" N
1t took all the girls strength to force
Boxer down into his bed Then intel
ligence came to Editor Smith. He
grinned. hurt as he was.
Il gave Harrison's cousin a cut" he
said, ''for beating that child, but not |
your cousin. rode all last night to get
here this. morning to ask your cousin J
to be my wife. Shed accepted Lae
about five minutes before l met you.
When you saw me was coming into |
town to make peace with you on the |
county seat fight / had to shoot you
to get a chance to explain. Shekew
'Oh, "-said Boxer. and his bandaged |
hand crossed to Smiths and Miss VIII
son laid her own on top OF both
II. l. Cleveland. in the Chicago Rec
.rt Herald.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-18

There are said to be 100000 chill.
dren in the United States who attend
no sabbath-school OF other place Of re-
lglous instruction. -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-18

deal or trouble was pre-
cipitated between rival land companies
as to the location of the county seats.
Each company desired county seat
on its particular tract Of land. but as
there were not counties enough to 90
around this was impossible. Fights
and feuds followed and the lIveliest
promoters Of these were the pioneer
editors In one of the counties that
may appropriately be called Cayuse
the final location Of the county seat
was on Sand Greek. in the east end
OF the county. and well removed from
two other promisin. settlements in
the county known as Piainville and
North star The county seat was
called Sandberg, with that rare love
for ugly titles manifest In the Amer
lean mind when naming a town, river
or mountain peak. In each settlement
there was an editor--Boker at Plain
vile. Harrison at North Star and Smith
at Sandberg. The latter. as soon as
his community had captured the coun-
ty seat. manifested his Joy by a series
OF lurid editorials growing over his
rivals and denouncing their opposition
TO Sandberg as villainous.
.
The fight, on paper. was a glorious
one. 1t grew so warm that no man
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-18

Editor Boxer Of pIaIuville thought it
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-18

They took the tran which would lead
them by the little red schoolhouse
where Miss Wilson had already gath
cred her dock and commenced the daily
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-18

Late that night Miss Wilson, sitting
with the injured men, heard Editor
Boxer hoarsely say to Editor Smith:
What did you attack my cousin
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-18

The fight. on paper. was a glorious
one. 1t grew SO warm that no man
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-11
Scntidc Sclesirtc anf benz interna-
tioualcn Giienbabn . Gunsref
III Mnihinntpu.

Die Arbeiten oeS Snternotionaleil
acknowledgements IN @oibington
p%erlaufen rubig. Die Correspondent
ten Der WeltblGttcr berid)tcn iibcr Die
Terbonolun9en uiGl meniger, olS
ilbcr cincn acknowledgements mie bcr
Der M'ilttcr ooer Der &ploniol 90
mcrL uno ood) miro 5llr Belt in
Moibington tiidti9e rno miftiae
Nrbeit 9etbon, orren Sriid)te alien
Sofloern 5llgllte fomnen. Seutid).
ldno lit olli Dem GongreB olird) ied)S
Gelcgoten uertreten: oen TrGlioen.
ten oeS Neid)S s'GiienbabnomteS
SdulI& Dem Die Sbcralliliht iiber
allc I'M Heid)c betriebenen Gilcnbob-
nen oblicgt. Iild ein 5meiter Tele-
airter, Der @cbcinle Sberbaurntb
NetrL gcbort Dem Hcid)Ss Giienbu6n=
amt an. Nllbcr oicien bciocn pebort
5l Den ocntld)en Gelcgoten nod Der
S%bcrbouratb Sorrc, Der tcdniihc
Better Der 9ubnen in Den MeihSlon-
Den. Die iibrigen 0cle9oten gcboren
Den G%ilenbobn Nbtbcilungcn oeS
preuBiihen MiniiteriumS iiir oiient-
lidle Mrbeiten an unb BADEN ooS
o%meritnniid,e Giienbobnpelcn idon
friibcr ihlbirt. Hegierungsratb
6ronfc bat iid) e~in9ebeno nit unie-
rem Giicnbabnmcien beibGftigt,
Oberbourotb SteinbiB bot ole allS.
Iteulun9 in ct. 2ouis beilld)t, uno
He9ierungsrotb @al5cro Ser Grboller
Der Stootbobnen in Sofio, bat ollf
leiner Riidreiie bon Sopan Ole Ser.
Stoutcn unb ibr Giienbobmpeien
g~riinOlid) ituoirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-11

lber fam man unoerer Irliidt iein.
Inter Wforo inn eriten 8raoe perItebt
man bod nobl Die poriGblide unb
geplonte, nit llebcrleguna mlsaeiiibr,
te Gootung, Son elmer nit lleberle,
gllng mlSNcfiIbrtcn Sbot lit ober in
Dem Toue Der &olentino feline Heoe.
Wdrc alit Sootl6log erfonnt moroen,
10 miiroe Dem Reftc beiier geniiqt
moroen lein. Nae @erilbc, cine gcn-
oerung oeS llrtbcilS bcrbci,ufiibren,
limo blober pergcblid gemeien. Die
Terurtbeilte lit arm uno auBer Stanz
De, beoeiltenoe Criminal. SlriItcn IN
bonoriren ODER aud MIR Elm @ieoer.
olltnobme E Terfobren ollrdBuieben,
luno 10 bat lie iib reiignirt nit iGrcm
Shldlal abgefltnoen. % fommen
III letter Stun0e Der itolicniide BOT,
ld)ofter in @oibinaton nno Ser itaIiee
llilde @encrulfoniul Der 8erurtbeil.
ten 5l Siilfe. Ger 9otid)ofter bat iid
NIT Dem G%rilld)en an ooS Stootsz9c-
portenent gemonot, einen glufibu6
Der Sinridtung 81 peronloiien INN
Den Sail Dor Ole 9lnoesgeridte 81
b%rlngen. Der @cnerolfpniul Soiti
madt g%elteno, hob Den StaIienern in
Den Gercinigten Stdaten pertroaS-
bic gleidc @cbonolung Dor Den
gelpGbrIeiitct lei, uie ben
Siirgern 0e5 Honoes. Sn Dem Sale
Golentino'S iei 0oS nid)t aeideben.
IS lit nun jicmlih iider, baB Die
0%inridtlrng nGditen Sreitog nidt
'tottfinOct mo onB Der Gerurtbeilten
neller Fro5eB bcpilligt miro. IS
uGrc Gas iebr 5u wiinid)en, silnaI,
>u Die HnIidt lout g%erporben lit, oob
ne NotionolitGt Scr Nnaetlaqten sum
Sbcil 81 ibrer Gcrurtbciluno belize.
rogen babe. Gin bGBlid)er &orpuri,
'cr cnttruftct ipcr0en ioute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-11
Ter Rufertrujt.

Sleild)s unb EabadS. SruIt iueroen
sur 3elt unterlilht, mo Dem Ston-
boro Sil.WonopoI mo ieinen 8e.
ld)Gitsnetboben lit Seboe bon Der.
ibicbenen Staoten unb pom 9umo
ongelogt luoroen. Wnrrm nidt aud,
Den 3udertruit einmal infer Ole
2upe ncbmen2 Der peroient eS me-
nigltenS ebenio iebr, ulS iraenb ein
anbereS Wonopol. Can't leines Gin.
flutes I'M &opitol 5u @aibinaton
bat or cS iertig gebrodt. Dab @eiebe
ourd)1inaen, Die Dem Sruit Die Sa-
ld)en fiilten unb oent Solt ben 3uf.
Ter p%ertbcuertcn. Nn iiin9itcr 3eit
iino ipieber Eroftifen oes 3uder.
fruits mlioeoedt woroer, Die oaraili
binons9eben, ooS Eublifrm IN llr-
perid)1mter @ciie a,lSSlibcrten. @ie
elm Sahblutt m~ittbeilt, lit Der Ireis
bon aramilirtcnl 3uder inn &leinper.
foiif onrd)ihnittlid) 6a Gents pro
Eiunb. &er9leid)t man oielen TreiS
nit Dem bon HobSuder, 10 eraiebt
lid) Elm betrGhtli6er llnteridieo, ser
in Die Soite bon irgenb SemonS
flieBen mub. Die OeS aleinperf1u.
fers it's nid)t. oenn oeiien Yroiit am
3uderperfoui lit befanntlid, red)t ae-
ring; es lit Der Sri,lt, Ser aud, bel
einem aeringen Mmfihlng briaante
@eihGite mnht unb ieinem Mftiond-
reu iette 0ioioenoen nusiperfen
fam. % Ole 3uder50nc ailf raft
nirten 3rder Die Giniltbr oes ierti'
gen Trobufts 5iemlih lobmeeleai
boben, 10 bot es Der Sruit in Der
Sano, Die Ereiic fir Hoifinabe mad,
9elieben 81 iteiaern. Selbit penn
Der Hob5uder I'M Ereiie fdnt lpie
oaS unldngit Der Saa geipeien, ipirh
Der Yreis bes raiiinirten 3uders
9eiteisert. Der 5ruit fam oie
Treiie nod @iufiir ieitiesen, Dem,
er bat feine %Gontnrrens, Die ibn mn.
terbieten fonnte. \gcr Der id)iitt ibu
Der 3udertarii, iSno bas conIumi.
renoe Yublitum aabit Die 3edje.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-11
I'm Sd)atten ocs @alacus.

eSSn Sadeniad, Heu, Serien lon
nodlten 8reitoa Die StoIienerin Nina
SoIentina gebGngt meroen. Sic bot
bic 3eritorerin ibrcS bGllSliden
@liides Hoin Silpo in cinem Mnfdll
BON blinoer Giierind,t mo acreist
olirf Den Spott unb Die S%eroilSiorbe.
riineen Der Silpo hire @eanerin ME.
bereeltod)er, lit BON 5poli ebrenmers
then MInnern beS Moroes ldniloia
beiunoen uno bonn Hid)ter 5iim Sooe
mn @dlgen ocrurtbeilt lporocn. 9alO
mad) Der @erurtbeilun9 gcrietb cine
0epegiing in Sang, Die &eriirtbeilte
Dor bent @algen 81 retten, neil lie
cine Srmu lit. Oh oieier @runo itid,-
baltie lit. oariiber aebeu ole gniid).
ten n%iiseinnnber. Nber menn man
aud in oieier Srage fir Ole Sralien
feline MISUNDERSTANDING beoniprlid,t,
10 bari man bod, in Dem Sale ser
8aIentina miinihen unb boiien, OoB
@nabe geiibt iperoe. lie Morberin
bat lire Chat in eincm 3ultonbe bod.
iter aeiitiger Grresung begoneen, iie
fpar BON Der Grmorbeten nuf's acu.
berite eerei5t moroen uno beging Die
5bdt iinter Dem Orange zines MIDI
tiaen SsmpuIies. Der Ole @iaensirei.
belt ausidlob. 2a5u bari in gnred,s
niing gebrnht peroen, oab Die 80.
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