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The Washington herald., 1906-10-14
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From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The var cloud dzTSeus all tbs islo-
The doves TaTa avis;
Let Funston lead each se1ied fse-
But vhsTe is z Il. DaTisI
The Washington herald., 1906-10-14
JACK RYAN AS FARMER
Middle-weight Boxer Tills
Soil in Michigan.
GAINS HEALTH AND WEALTH

Finding Himself a Victim of stom-
ach Trouble, a Specialist Advised
Him to Seek Country Life and Eat
More NOurIshinE FOOd-NOw He Is
in Fine Physical Condition.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-14
Army and Nnvy Va. MCKINLEY school.

Army and Navy and Mckinley Manual
Training School elevens will play q game
at American League Park on Tuesday
afternoon. October Is, at $50 o'clock. The
teams are swell matched and the contest
should be a good ones'
The Washington herald., 1906-10-14

Frank Farrell. owner of the New York
Americans, wants Jimmy Collins. the de-
posed manager Of the Boston Americans.
and has offered to trade three players for
him. Collins will not submit TO trade
unless he can dictate his own terms. He
wants the sS.ese taken from his salary re-
Sinred 10 him.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-14
Leads Sires In Money.

For the first time in light harness his
tory Nutvood leads the money-winneFs as
. sire in the trotting brigade down the
Grand Circuit. his grandson. Nuthoy
carrying off the money and houors- Nut
wood was sired by Belmont 81. he By
Abdallah i. NutEood's 5 dam was Grace.
by SmUggleT. q son Of BlaRo. Futwood
is also the sire Of Russia. who shed Gar,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-06-09

ons where the associations and in
fluences are almost certain to make
confirmed criminals Of the youth
full law breakers Hon. Calvin Wells,
OF Kinds county, urged the passage
OF such measure upon the last Leg
islature, but to no avail This fail
ure, however, does not mean the
abandonment 81 that good cause by
its friends and advocates but rather
a 6rmer resolution TO marshall the
argument in its behalf and press it
home until It is accepted and this ne
cessary institution cstablished.-Mer
idlan Star
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-06-09
Sound Argument

He said he always patronized home
people first and Southern people
next, because he knew them better.
and could reach them. quicker. He
knows there are just as good and
stronger companies, that is compan-
les with greater capital, III the north.
And he always felt safe in insuring
in The Mississippi Home Insurance
Company because he had never ex-
perienced any trouble with it, and if
he should have a difference with it,
he could get at the company prompts
~. George Wheatley IS the Green
Vile agent
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-06-09
He Was Wondrous Wise Until

There was awise man in our town
ana he was wondrous wise: he
marked a paper dollar bill and gave
it all to Lie; she went to see the
butcher and she blew the whole thing
in; 1t wasn't long before the coin
came back again to him He took it
to the merchant and bought a dress
for ane-before the week was over
It came back TO him again: he spent
the coin IN our town fully fifty tinies
or more. but he always got it back
again and spent it DER and DER; but
when he sent the dollar off to a mail
order store it was gone for good
tor ever; and he never saw it any
more.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-06-09
Bridge Notice
State Of Miss ssipi,

State d MISSISSIPPI,
Washington County:
By virtue of an order OF the Board
q Supervisors, OF said Comfy made
tins day, sealed bids are invited to be
HE'D with the undersigned Ciek. on
or before II o'clock noon, on Monday
the md day OF July. 1000. for the con-
stflfct'e4 Of bridge across six
Mile Bayou. the bidder to utelize
the lumber in the old Swain Bridge,
AID submit bids for pile work and
hegt work, the plans for which arc
now on file in the office of the under
slgned Clerk. The Board reserves
the right TO reject any and all bids.
Given under my hand and official
seal this 4th day of June. 1906.
Jo--st t. II. HOOD, Clerk.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-06-09
CHARTER OF INCORPORATION

+, 44 Jvb,t Craw-
fe l1 ) el'@ 60. ~ u II G watson.
loi d. - l.l+,;3tes and assigns. be
and they are mere - u - -
body corporate uiiueI 'Ho MAINS
the Arco-a oH MIL
Section One.
LaL tac 3ai4i0 % s",o - 1l-Trl,.
shall be as above indicated, ne
Arcola OIL Mil, ana shau NAYS t9
domicic -Hd pflnclpal place o. Dos.-
ness at the town OF Arcoia' Sooii'y
of Washington, state OF NlS9l99iPP''
Section Two.
The purposes Tor which SAID corPo-
~atior Is formed are:
al said corporation shall have
corporate seal and shall be empoW--
qnd ~ r.pteaded. III all courts
li.4 acquire, by purchase or
otherwise real property, machinery
oil min o-a0ertH, i'm any and ali man
+,ers and al property and equipments
t-es-es---,, the CARRYING on OF It's
b,fsiness
(c3 To bay and sell cottonseed
and ID grind and work up the SANE
;ntf COTTON 8il and cotton oil by-Rfo-
duets. and to work the seed into all
name al cottonaecd by-products.
known 10 tItC tbtLpiioN~Nl va
-, ,r5 r., bi,v and sell all such pro-
duets.
on To refine cottonsecd oil and
rs hv-Dr5ducts. and buy and sell all
such products. and to work up the
bv-products 81 such refinery INTO
scans and soap stocks for the general
,7arlEet
rs To grind and manufacture pa
oer nulD and paper ont of the pro
snrtl III the cotton plant
~ To manufacture and market
zee and cool notwithstanding drinks
and beverages
60 To carry on al business NC
DENT TO the cotton oil milling INDUS
try, which belongs 10 or grows gu
of the operation OF the cottoh %
mill
CID To own and operate gin
merry or einneries Tor the ginning ane
baling Of seed cotton, and TO proVlds
by purchase the necessary baiing ma
terial. and sell the same to ITS patrons
lD Said corporation shaIi nav
power TO borrow money and seeuis
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-06-09
Lake Village, Ark, Team Wallopped

The "Purinas" crossed bats with
the Lake Village. Ark, undefcated
team Tuesday afternoon, on the To-
cal diamond. and the score was 9 to
4 III favor Of the visitor, but on the
following afternoon the giants from
Arkansas found themselves on a
slow train, and they suffered the aw-
full defeat OF 20 to f.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-06-09
Read. ReadN Read.n

A s. 500 residence on Valiant St.
zone block from street car line) will
be sacrificed for $4,000; $500 cash,
balance TO suit purchaser. House has
i've rooms, hall and gallery, and is
comparatively new. Lot I85 feet.
with fifteen foot alley in the rear.
See the Emery Realty Company for
farther particulars.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-06-09
A Juvenile Reformatory

The Star has repeatedly urged
the need for State refornatory
Tor boys. IN Mississippi, where iu-
Venue offenders may he sent in
stead of to the tails ana nr;s-
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-06-09
Trustees Sale

Under and by virtue of the power
and authority vested IN ne as trustee
in that certain trust deed executed
by Lewis W. Bryant, on the 3oth day
OF December, 1902, for the use and
benefit Of the Yazoo & Mississippi
Valley Railroad Company, which said
trust deed IS recorded in Book %,
page 2S7, of the record Of land deeds
of Washington county, Mississippi,
at the request Of the holder OF the
indebtedness secured by said trust
deed. and for the purpose of collect
ing said indebtedness, / will, on Mon
day. the end day of July, 1906, offer
for sale, and sell, between the hours
prescribed by law for sheriffs' sales,
at the front door of the courthouse
of the county of Washington, in
Greenville. Mississippi, at public out
cry, to the highest bidder, for cash,
the following described land, con-
veyed to me IN said trust deed, to-
Wit; The northeast quarter Of the
northeast quarter of section 20, town
ship II. range s, of Washington Co.,
Mississippi
Witness my signature this 3Ist day
of May, 1906.
EDWARD P. SkENE,
lo-4t Trustee.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-06-09

Wanted at once 20 tie makers
40 levee hands, 20 farm hands (big
wages, pays weekly, 3 good cooks,
marble cutteers, 10 month hands,
3 house servants, 4 tenants, 20 extra
gang laborers Delta Employment
Agency. 7o4 Washington avenue, up
stairs, Greenville, Miss.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-06-09
ADS.
HELP WANTED

WANTED Two bright girls to
learn to feed printing presses.
Clean, light work, and 8 hours a
day Good chance to learn pro-
lltable employment under the di-
rection Of a 6rst-elass pressman.
Apply TO Times Office
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-06-09
FOR RENT

For Rent-A good hve-room cot
tage on South Shelby street, below
Archer school house For terms APP
ply to Mrs. NJ c. Campbell, 500 S.
Shelby street
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-06-09

For FURNISHED room; close
TO business section. Apply I'll n
Poplar street.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-06-09
Old Stars

FOR RENT-Six room house cheap.
Apply to No. 2o8 North Shelb st.
j Off
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-06-09

FOR RENT - Desirable furnished
and unfinished rooms at No. 10
North Shelby street Apply to
Miss Pohl at Leyser,s. j o-tt
HOUSE FOR RENT-On North
Theobold St, back of Presbyter-
ian church Apply to Miss Grace
Pohl. at Leyser & CO. Q o. t
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-07
IMPORTANTE
AL Concrete de prOViSiOnes

t@ En- el AlmacGn de Senores
CADIERNO LOPEZ V Ca, Tetudn
50, Sc expenden entire otros muchos,
[os artfculos siguientes:
BACALAO del Pacffco, PEE largo
muy blanco y seco, 8 sea LA Ill
TINA palabra en- este salado."
GARBANZOS Mexicanos, Uos pre-
dilectos del pdblico en- generaD
por su rendimiento y blandura.
LECHE Cruz Roia", exito compile
to por la justifcada confanza que
inspira.
WEYMOUTH Italiano, "Ferrcro di
Ricardo claSe especial. que COM
pite venta josamente con las mar
cas- mas conocidas.
CHAMPAGNE, Extra Dry, al al
cance dc todas las fortunas.
.CERVEZA:-
ALEMANA legitim1 de 'Nunchen"
de Ia famosa marca ''Zacherlbrau
confortante inmeicrable.
DANEsA, de Ia bien reputada mar
ca "Tuborg".
AMERICANA, de IA sin rival India
Wharf , superior en- preSentac lion
y calidad, 4 las marcas que mas
sc anuncian.
AMERICANA Union de Puerto Rico"
NECRA. Dien NEGRA de nuestra pro
pia marca "Tres-Estrellas" re-
comendada por la facultad mGdi-
ca, etc.
Y, para cerrar con broche de orc,
recon endamos nue stra exquisite
.SIDRA DE ASTURIAS, La Pra-
viana.
San Juan, Puerto-Rico. Enero 1906
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truendo del galope de- caballo
lie movie q levantar la cabeza.
Apeose el infante, alto Ell potro,
|sudoroso. cubierto de espuma.
la I'm tronco de un arbol, y des-
|pues sc arroj6 a los pies del So
litario. No saba por donde
|empezar la narraci0n de sus
cuitas; al fin rompio a hablar,
en- dolcrida y quebrantada voz
El solitario le escuChaba pa
cientemente, soltando a ratios
alguna palabrilla de consuelo.
-Hijo mio--exclamo al fin,
con llaneza cariflosa,-verdade-
ramente no sc remediarte. No
soy un sabio astrologo de los
que Sc pasan la noche consul
tando los astros y el dfa ahon-
dando los misterioS de la cabala
y la alquimia; no soy un te6
logo profundo; no he aprendido
mas ciencia que la de vivir en-
estas soledades rezando Y ira
balandO con mis- manOS, Y los
.serranos que vienen a consul
tarme, no adOlecen de pasiones
profundas Y quintaesenciadas
como las tuyas, nj huctuan en-
tire el honor y el amor. Son gen
tes sencillas. Y sus disgustos
suelen reducirSe a que les falta
del rebano la cabra pelirroja.
POGO alivio puedo dar a til en-
fermedad, y solo tie digo dos CO.
sas: que siendo til el primer ca
ballero del RENO, tn deber es ir
sin titubear, a donde los caba-
lleroS vayaD, y.... que nlnguna
passion vale 10 que cuesta.
Emilia Pardo Bazan.
[Continuaral
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-07
LA ROSA

TEMPO hacfa que el Intante d.
Dionis de Portugal estaba com
prometido a tomar, la roja cruz
y emprender el viaje de Pales-
tina al frente de sus tropas, CO.
mo los demas caballeros, baro-
n es y ,principes cruzados de
iTancia, Alemania, Hungria e
Inglaterra; pero no acababa de
Tesolverse. No es q II fuese
don Dionis ningun cobarde de
follon, nj ningun malcreyente,
nj que no le hubiese punzado,
en- su primera iuventud, el an
sia de gloria; es- que el albedrio
sc lie habia enredado en- una ca
bellera osCura, Y sin albedrio no
sc va a PaleStina, nj a ninguna
parte.
Los pertreChOS Y muniCiOues
de guerra los tenia prontos; los
corceles piafaban va en- las cua-
dras del alcazar, y todas las ma
flanas don Dionfs advertia a los
Capitanes que Sc hallasen pre-
paradOs a Salir antes de Ia pues-
Ia del sol. La orden definitiva
de pOnerSe en- marCha era la
que no llegaba nunca. Los hom.
breS de armaS murmuraban en-
sus corr1llos; los veteranoo
fruncian el Ceno Y mascullaban
dichos crudos Y fraseS inlurio
sas, Y las mujeres del pueblo, al
yer pasar al infante, rebozado
en- su amplio manto, apresuran-
dose para llegar a la cita, Sc
reian dici6ndose bajito:
-Embrujado nos lie ha la be-
llaca.
Por fin sc determine el rey en-
persona a intervenir en- el asun-
to. Llamando a Su hermano,
reprendio Y afeo su conducta, Y
le di0 a escoger entire partir al
frente de la tropa aquella mis-
ma tarde. 0 ser TeCluidO en- la
torre mas alta del alcazar. Don
Dionio aplaz6 la respuesta has
ia que el sol traspusiese; pero.
agobiadO de tristeza hizO sus
preparativos Y en- larga entire
vista sc despidi6 de la que asi
lie tenia cautivo voluntario
Despu6s, cabaigand0 su potro
negro, meti6se pOr las fragosi-
dades de la sierra, hasta dar con
la ermita donde moraba un ana
Coreta de avanzadisima edad, a
quien los SerranoS tenian en-
COnceptO de santO.
Hay hOras. hay crisis mora
les vel infante atreveSaba una
de elias en- pue sc eXperlmcn.
ia la neCeSidad de eScuchar una
vOz que venga de Ctras regi0-
mes, las mas dl5tantes possible
de la tormentOSa en- que nos
agitamOs, Dljerase que la pro
pla COnCienCia encarna. adquie.
re visible fOrma Y habla po1
boca aJena con erergia Y gra.
vedad. FL infante en- aqueI
momento, haCla Qalopar 4 ST
potr0 haCia la CueVa del s0lita
RIO a trave5 de matorraleS Y
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fngs-Epano Espanol Ing6s complete
de los pubcaios j. NJ Lopez E r. Bsiey s.
Nuevo Dccoario Frances Epao Esmno Frances Vicente
Dccionao Casteano Encicop6dco Campmo
DccioDao Espanol-IngG ngG Npano por SHvaWebsecon
lndce -.
Dccionao BoIlo pcr NJ de Ivls EoTongl6s Ing6s
ESpano luic pncualcrna de o
Bol>io N. dp RNAs rs a ue6s lng6s
Espano lrtcc. encuadylDc0U jra
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SeccS6m resigi0sa

M Z S DE M A RIO
SANTOS DE MANANA
Jucves S.-San Juan de Dios, fun
dador, y san Julian, arzobispo de
Toledo.
MISAS DE MANANA.
Catedral, 4 las 7 9 de la mafIana
San Jose, 7 Il de la idem
San Francisco, III de Ia idem
Convento de San Miguel, 8 de la
idem
Cspilla 7. O.. F., 6H de la idem
Santa Ana, III y 81 idem
Puerta de TERRA, 7 de Ia idem
Santurce, 7 de la idem
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NE S DE MARZO-
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Sdruloig %bcfnnOCn.

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bcrl6obcn.
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sum ACKNOWLEDGMENT I'm mcIde3eit
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ruiilion cine @rfldrung uCrGffcntliht,
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hctrag Der Ourd) ioI0c @oItouitrGac
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men inn Suui MIR $50,G55 6ctruqcn
babe, mobon $i7,t32 ouf @oItdnttcr
in Den &crcitiatcn Stootcn gc}ogen
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tag einbcrufen morocn lit, nm cine
lt1tcriltdlttg iiber Oie 9cjicbun9eu
5nii6en Ser .StanOnro Oil So" mO
peri6ie0encn bier cinmiinOcnoen Dab
nen por5rncbmcn. GieS mlroe bier
ltad) cincr Gonfcrenj jmii6cu Sem
Stills . @encrulnnmolt Sliber 6. va,
gin, Dem Stills 0iitriftaomult 6ran-
els Scud)ctt, Dem Spe3inl Ngenten
Z, s. W{. ShiuoIcr ans @oibinGton
unO Dem 0iitrittSamuolt ). 5. Suai.
pan ans GleoeIouo bcfunnt gegcbcn.
Die Hegierrnga6eamtrn erfIdrcu,
lDeflt Nr. fodt1eller Oor Der 0ron0s
Sltrp oltalo1cn ioutc, 10 miibte man
i5m Smmpnit0t Ge9cn ip6tcre Strof.
ocrfolglur0 3u9citebcn ms OicS min
ihe man 0cro0c 5l pcrmciOcn.
&n 0iirc0u 0ca Niitrift2anmalt5
&, 9. Morriior iinO gauge St0Bc non
@tmeiamntcrial in Der .StonoarO
Oil" llntcriuhmQ nn1clon9t, ocrcn
@cmiht nid,t menigcr ais 200 @iuno
5etr0gt. Gic ScuounN fam pom 9ii.
rtol Oca Corporations , Gommiiidra
SuntcS ". @oriiclo IN &aibin1ton.
0ic eilt5clnen &cgicrungS Anm0lte
iinO nit Ser Sidhung unO &rijrlng
SeS lm8cbeltrcn MoteriolS beihGitigt,
WeldcS bon Oent 9eomtenbecr 8or.
fict0'$ wGbrcuO Ociicn tiir5Iidcr I'M
tcriuhung ser %crmGbntcu Nngclegcn.
belt 5uinnrmen %gctrngcn muroe.
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On cincr Nlntfchbe nctIOtet.

2oui@pillc, &p, 3. Gi8.-9ci
5un0 Gid, ¬t County, murbcn
0cItcrn bier Mann III Ger ieit Iongc
unooucrnOcn 6omiIicnieb0c 0cr9ltor-
TINS mo Salts getootet. Gic Mar.
tin'ihc @ortci, mcldc 60 Wioln iturf
icin ioG, bot lid I'M &ctm BON spa
tc@ AM @eupcr Greet perifon5t,
Solltc berCu llcbcrGube nidt btnnen
81 Stul0en crfoIacit 10 miro @ou.
ucrhclr @cd6om llnl Die GntlcnDung
bon Gruppcn criudH mtrbcn.
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G~bciapcafe 9ampfer.G Ompasnie.

o.. 6heinpcnfc'Sini
GIegante gniIagicr : 3uInpfer sGlgtit0' uno
.Wtldnta" nuh
Sio Putnt Comfort NIB TUrfuff, Wa.
Sumpier n~crluiien Baltimore idglt6 tauiSgea
nuulncH SoHIt1ls) I'M Gao NhenoS Iuo tonls
mtii In Glib Yotht Comfort I'M q llbr WlotgenS
uuo In 9tpriulf nm 715 WIorgclls an, anidlte'
beub al bic @iienbahu8il0e nab auet BultfteIt
logS GiIoenS lnb Gilhmcitens.
Uprt.Niucr'Eiutr.
@1gante pniIdgicr 2nuptcr aGbd;lofte" uno
Baltimore"
nad Epcit-Euint NIB 3tdliaunb, ia.
Sampler ~Derldirn baltimore tdglth (dliSge'
nOntmeH GoniIi0gs) NM s t6r yinhuttttdas lino
fpmmen al @eltsEoirt I'M $50 WlorgenS uno
In Bidmpno nm j,25 Woraens an.
Die an WiuittnQeil. Wtttpodeil ulo 0reifdqct
BON gnItilHpre abfaprcnocn Sn'tpier, uno bic
Oou Q8efi .Boint an 3icnituQeit, Sonneritngeit
unh Gamitanen Gbfnbreit. legeil tn 8louceitets
Foiut. Clements rno NlmpnOs nt; uIlo bic
an 9ienitugets SplInerIiaaet itno SnftiinpeH
bon baltimore NIB an WloHt1AeIt, WliittuoheIt
uno Sreitqgeu bon gRcftBOiE. abfabrenoen
Snntpier Ic0er in 'gorftoUn mo Gla0sgdnt AT
(bei Gitnftiacm g8eticrl.
Tnmpfer Uefldien EdiIip-Dre upm Rter Gr. IL
uRo 10, 2igbtitrnRtH.sSerft
HurbsPtGlcte iidh alien Nltnften fbflreii ge'
iihCrt, Gcpad dutaegebc1 urlS &1iltten6ttlnler
I'M Nurnls ~referbtrt iperoen, In ben bieliGer
NinctsNiircdlr: sr. t19, DIT. 9GIttrnore. ? trafe,
". ~. Iupipn, Ngeni. Rr. t27, St'tnlttuiort.
Strnhe, boer btif Suipt.NireuuI Hr. $50.
2iabt.etrnbe, Baltimore, Dio,
Mcnbeu Iuitrr, q. Y. Sbistt,
@en. sBef6diisti6rrr. Sen. sBdfa9iers Iqent.
Z. g. WrDanuel. Sfiliss@eu 'Bon .'N0ent,
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&crnrtbciltcr W6rScr cutilobcn.

tile. ga, 3. Nnuguit. -
Yer ue0cn @rmorOung icines ShlUa.
gers jltn SoOc p%erurtbeiltc lbomas
O'Goplc lit 0citcrn A6enO, nni6eineu0
utter 6iilirIeiihlng bon nuBcn. ans
Sem biciacn @eidnguiB cntiIoben.
Seine 6llid)t wuroc crit gcgen Wiittag
en.occtt. IS wuroen Ioiort 9lutbuu0e
OH icinc Spur 1eiebt.