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The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-02-19
Java's Valuable Teak Timber.

The chief wealth of the forests of
Java, at the present time, consists in
the wood of the teak tree, which is
extensively employed for naval con.
struction. The trees are ordinarily
cut when they have attained the age
of about so years and height of be.
tween 60 and 20 feet. The species
most esteemed has wood of a brown
color possessing a greasy feeling to
the touch. Since 1880 the teak has
been cultivated, and the cutting of the
trees has been regulated by the Dutch
government. A peculiar feature OF
the cutting, designed TO cause the
wood TO part slowly with its sap, con.
sists in the girdling of the trunks a
short distance above the ground two
years before telling. The timber ia
exported to all parts of Europe.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-02-19
Impure Air.

Tho Importance Of ventilation and Of
n constant supply OF fresh air in liv.
ingrooms and wherever man abldes,
whether sleeping or waking, has often
been mentioned in these columns.
Without air life IS impossible. and un.
less that air be moderately pure,
health cannot be maintained, although
It is astonishing, and n proof Of the
wonderful adaptation of living beings
TO their environment, to- note how
great an amount OF impure air can be
endured with seeming impunity. There
are two forms Of lmpurity In the air
gaseous and solid. The gases. those
resulting from the eXhalations from
the lungs, and In city houses from the
little, unnouced leaks from the gas.
pipes and from defective plumbing, are
the most Injurious For the removal
of these. says New York Weekly, free
ventilation from open Windows and
open frcplaces Is most enicaclous but
20 Is of little service In the removal Of
the other kind OF impurity; that Is TO
say, the solid particles Of matter
dust-whlch are always floating in the
air Of houses as well as In that Of the
streets A beam Of sunlight entering
through a halfclosed shutter makes
visible this dust, and as one looks with
startled eyes on the beam, which
lights up the floating particles, the
wonder grows that the lungs are not
made solid by this stream Of dust in
hailed with every breath. Fortunately,
the nose and the moist lining Of the
air-tubes are designed to filter the air
by arresting these particles before
they can enter the delicate air
chambers OF the lungs. They do their
work well, but not perfectly, and the
greater tho amount of dust the more
they fail In their functions.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-02-19
The Honest Boy and the Farmer.

A boy was standing beside n stan
where farmer was selling cherries
one day when he saw coin lying on
the ground and honestly picked IL up
and gave II to the farmer.
Thank you" said the farmer.
IF you are always like this YOU
will get on well. Here. take a hand.
ful OF cherries"
No, thank you" said the boy.
why not?' said the farmer.
Il would rather you would give them
TO me, said the boy
The farmer gave the boy a handful
himself.
why did you wish me to give them
to your" said the man.
Because your hand is bigger than
mine" the boy replied.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-02-19
UNITED STATES suRPAssEs ALL
OTHER NATIONS.
Products Valued at st,7oo, ,ooo,ooC
Shipped to Europe and Other
Countries During the
Past Year.

Washington.-The United States Is
now the largest exporting nation in
the world OF the $l,700OOO,OOO Of
products sent from American ports
during the year, $1,0O0,O00,000 con-
sisted of natural products and $780,
100000 of manufactured products.
In the latter classification the
United States shows the most re-
markable increase. According to the
report of the bureau Of statistics just
issued this country now supplies 10
per cent. of the total of the value of
all kinds Of manufactures now en-
tering the worlds international com
merce. The report states:
Ten years ago. in the fiscal year
1896, they amounted to but $25S,OOO,-
600; in 1856, but $145,00000O, and in
1876 $105,00O.O00 The share which
manufactures formed of the total ex-
ports was, in 1906, AZ per cent; In
1896, but 80 per cent. in 1886, but %
per cent, and in 1876. 20 per cent.
Thus the exports of manufactures in
1906 are three and one-half times as
great as a decade ago, and the share
which manufactures form of the total
exports about one-third greater than
at that time.
This is the first time that exports
Of manufactures have crossed or even
approMmated the S700,000,000 line.
Even in the fiscal year 1906, which
is only six months away, the total ex-
ports of manufactures were but
SGS6, 900, 900; in 1905, $612 100000; in
1904, S523, 100000; in 1903, s46S, ,O0O,-
600; in 1902, $454,OOO,OOO; in 1901,
S466, 900, 900; in 1900, 4S4,OOO,OOO; in
1899. $3S0OOO.OOO, and in 1898, $685.
100000. Thus the exports of manu-
features in the calendar year 1906 are
practically twice as great in value
as in the fiscal year 1898, having thus
doubled in eight years.
Practically one-half Of the manu-.
features exported from the United
States goes to Europe, the great man
ufacturing section of the world. OF
the $6S6, 100000 worth of manufac-
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-02-19
Corporal of Northwestern Mounted
Police Crosses Arctic Wastes,

Winnipeg, Man.-In order that the
government might not lose the few
dollars It would receive from customs
dues Corporal Seller of the northwest
ern mounted police made a 995-mile
trip through Arctic wastes and sue
cessfully accomplished journey
which many an explorer would be
proud of.
Seller was stationed at Fullerton, on
the west coast of Hudson bay. He
heard from natives that the Scotch
ship Ernest William had put in further
north and intended to trade with the
natives. He decided at once that II
was his duty to see that the ship and
captain paid the dues required by the
government regulations.
Accompanied by interpreter Ford
and an Eskimo guide Seller set out on
hls long trip, which occupied two
months. Intensely cold weather was
encountered ami many billiards. but
the only casualty was the death Of one
dog of their team of ten.
For two days both men and dogs
were short of rations and had they not
opportunely fallen in with a party of
natives would have been in desperate
straits. For a part of the journey the
food had to be eaten frozen and raw,
as alcohol and wood gave out.
The courageous policeman kept a
diary from which these extracts are
taken:
Very cold day Had both feet
frozen"
Terrible anowstorm. Must find ma.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-02-19
Long Ride To Collect ReUenue Tax.

tives to get food, but cannot stir while
storm lasts. Our dogs have had moth
ing for three days and cannot possibly
spare them anything from our scanty
store"
Another bad storm. Sent Ford and
Eskimo out to look for natives. They
found some who told them that the
place where the ship was is called
Melachuseetuck, the place where
ghosts chase women"
At the end of two months the little
party reached the place where ghosts
chase women" and received a hearty
Scotch welcome from the captain OF
the ship, who paid his government
dues and outfitted the corporal for his
return tourney.
Seller receives $3.50 a day.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-02-19
Lady Isabel and
the Society Paper
BY Mrs. Neish
Copyright. by Joseph b. Bowles.)

Copyright, by Joseph b. Bowles)
81 detest visiting people" said
Lady Isabel Grossly
do you?" asked, "brt why? I
should have thought you considered It
rather fun-it's very economical"
Economical" she echoed; ITS FAR
more expensive than staying at home,
what with the clothes one wears ont
ard the tips one has to give. TO say
nothing Of mental wear and tear"
True" / murmured; but one some
times has mental wear and tear at
home"
- can't bear staying away" she
continued. "lf your hostess enter
tains you it's a horrid bore, and even
worse If she does nothing to amuse
you. It's no pleasure, unless you go
10 meet some especial man. and
don't care particularly about anyone
excepting Vernon and myself-and
you, of course. my dearest she add.
ed by way Of afterthought.
with whom are you going to stay
iohUtl -
She made n grimace.
Lady Massingham. Isn't It a nuis
ance; but / am only going TO stay for
u day or so. before we go abroad-you
see, Vernon wants me 10 go so much '
How very unseiish you always
are"
yes" she replied deprecatngly
- was always weak; but then, Lord
Massingham is a co-director of Yer.
non's-at least, he is going TO make
Vernon a co-director of his-so I've
got to go and be nice to him"
Poor you!" ! said sympathetically
"and how long need you stay"
About three days" she said sigh
ing; "and | don't care a bit for the
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-02-19
MARGIN Between Success and Failure.

Margin Between Success and Failure.
The forces that play upon business
are too vast and complicated for any
mortal to grasp. No doubt there is
n law In them. but It's arc sweeps far
beyond merely human ken. When
John W. Gates says that all he asks
is to be right In 81 cases out of hun.
dred. he indicates the common ex-
perience. To succeed in business
says VIII Payne in Everybodys, is not
I'm the least to know what to.morrows
conditions are going to be. II 1t were
there would be no successes, for no
body can do that. Il is to see the
condition as II actually arises and to
move with It courageously. Sometimes
you cant move fast enough Your
foot is caught In the frog. Then the
incident of failure occurs. In the case
of a good business man that means
simply that this particular one OF the
fortyodd times when he was wrong
happened to be especially important.
His actual business ability may be
vastly superior to that of host of
men who never failed
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-02-19
The Problem Of Formulation.

The ruinous system OF farming
which has been practiced In this coun-
try almost universally heretofore, was
recently sharply criticised by James
j. HILL whose fame as builder and
manager OF great railroads is world.
wide. He declared that this country's
foremost need is more intelligent
farming, and that we must learn to
cultivate the soil in such a manner
that, instead OF its product shrinking.
II shall increase; that we must teach
our children scientific cultivation to
Increase the yield to meet the require.
ments OF the tremendous increase in
population. After asserting his belief
lat the population OF the United
5 ates Is likely TO be 10000. 900 in 20
years and more han 200. .000. 900 in less
than 90 years, he asks: Where are
these people not in some distant age.
but of this very generation now grow.
ing to manhood, to be employed and
how supported"
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-02-19

The convict cobbler Voigt. whose
exploit as counterfeit captain at
Koepenck set the world laughing. was
sentenced to four years Imprisonment
for his escapade. At the trial the
courtroom was crowded with distin.
guished officials army officers, jurists
and fashionable women. Volgt con.
Quoted his own case with self-posses.
sion and skin. lie declared that his
raid on the town treasury was primari.
ly for the purpose of securing a pass.
port with which he could leave Ger,
many.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-02-19

have had two letters from Lady
Isabel since she went away. In one
of them she wrote
ITS not half so bad as l thought It
would be. | sit on the lawn after
luncheon watching the people and
drinking coffee, and the most heaven
born benedictine-facin the river.
and the others go out in the launCL
and things. Their compleXions are
being ruined, but they don't seem to
mind a little bit Such fun Margie;
Lord Massingham spends the whole
day with that pretty Miss Elyaston-
and Lady Massingham is simply furi-
Gus. Both the Everard Bartons are
there, and he is such a good-looking
man. Wasn't it nice of him to marry
her? They had to wait a fearful time
because Roman Catholics are so
against divorces. She is not half as
pretty as she was since she has had
that operation for her complexion
It's most wonderful process, and
cost her 25O pounds-but will tell
YOU all about It on my return. Yours
ever affectionately, dearest, Isabel.
"P. 81 sat next to such a nice
man at dinner last night, a Mr.. Helm
Itch Malcolmstein. Isn't il a funny
name? He told me he had nine chill.
dren land he seemed so pleased) .
three girls and six boys. Fancy. six
little embryo Malcolmsteins 70 give
parties at the Carlton, etc; but they
are not grown up yet, and | daresay
theyll have dropped the stein" by
then"
Lady Isabel came back to town for
a flying visit before going to HON.
burg She was full of stories about
Lady Massiugham's house party, and
her account was very entertaining.
Are you sure you are not roman
cing?' ! said TO her at length, begin
ming to doubt little, because"
"Romancing?" she interrupted.
YES" said sweetly; 1T sounds
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-02-19

river and | hate the insects and the
crowd. Their steam launch is so
small, too, and you see such, a fearful
lot of the people you don't like on a
steam launch"
Haven't they houseboat?"
Yes, but that's much worse
can't bear househoats-I don't even
like meeting people who have been
on them, because | always think
they've never really had a bath"
You seem in a discontented mood
to-day, Isabel"
IL am" she replied "and it's horrid
OF me, but | only show it to you, dear,
or to Elise. l never show it to Yer.
non. because, you see, he's tied to me
for life. l always feel a friend can
drop you and "A maid can leave you If
you're tiresome; but a husband is in
such a helpless position, isn't he?"
Which is true matrimonial wis.
DOM" l murmured.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-02-19
How to Prepare for Alfalfa.

Apply stable or lot manure, plow tho
land deeply taking small cuts so as to
pulverize thoroughly, apply lime ana
harrow Immediately. Allow the soil
to settle and become firm, and when
sown the alfalfa will have better
start. If much of the preparatory
work is done during the winter months
so much the better.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-02-19

The dark tobacco men have forced
higher prices, despite the efforts of
the worst trust the agricultural men
have ever encountered.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-02-19

le willing to fight on, though the
whole world censure you. God and
your conscience are the only two
judges that dare condemn you.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-14

lhebrere Stunoen lang aus, bamit
feline Wotteneier nit binein fommen,
Die nabber in Der SIbe lid) gut emit
ipifeIn ipiiroen. 5eOern iino, ipie
bereits benlerft nidt an5uratben, oa
lie leid)t einen ounlpien 8erud ars
nebmen. SpI5fiiten iino better al2
9lebfiiten unb 5tpar je oider, oeito
better. = Mmr beniibe Itets bieieIr
ben Sopie, Damn fam man Die Sto-
pfung, Die gang felt iein mltB, 10 be-
lulIen, ltnb ouenual pieber ieoenSopf
III ieinc cigene Soblltng ieBen. Die
Eopfe miilien gerooe 81nbe baben
l.no nit oberem Senfel, oiirfen nidt
nit Stiel perieben iein.
Wan b1nge iid) cine Isabelle bin
iiir ollie Speiier, Ole man einiebt, be.
merle Die 3eitoolter oeS Infoden3
g bis 10 Winlten) baraut iooann
Die 3eit oes ginitellenS uno Damn Sic
3eit oeS @ariperoens. 90 itellt man
iih nit Ser 3eit einen gang iihcren
@eglpeiier Der fir alle Speiien. 8ie
id)or oben %angeoelttet, es lit Dies cine
Ginri6tilng, bel Der Gernunft uno
lleberle9ung, proftii6er Sinn unb
Sorgfolt SeitenS Der Salsfrnu iit
Olreft belobnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-14
Sdjiilcr nnb Sangcrin.

Sn Samburg bate iid bas @erid)t
fiir5lib NIT folgenoem Sale au be.
idaftigen. Der 10 Sabre alte 8eal-
ifiilcr Senrp aarl Snieo bette be.
baliptet, Die S1ngerin bes Staot.
Sbeaters, SRI. SdloB, babe ldngere
Scit nit linn iirterlalbte 8e5iebul,-
gclt u%ntcrbaltcn, i1n 81 S6ulner.
ioi,mnilien peranlaBt unb linn Die
Gntifuloigungs5ettel geidrieben.
Srl. SdloB beltritt allf's 9eitimm-
telte ale bieie Ingaben. Snigo balt
Tie ebenio bartnadig miiredt uno
idilberte soblreihe "Details. DDS gr.
gebniB Ser oils notbpenoige Solge
angeitreneten 8erihtsperbanolung
lpor, bob Snigo eingcitano, alle boz,
linn gegen Die Sangerin erbobencn
acknowledgement c%riul,ocn 5lt babcn.
Die Efleeecltern bes I%iieenbaftcn
Gnaben, Der aoiifntann s. b. Gin.
Def ith Groil, gobeit baraiif cine
%ofie,tlid)e GbrenerflGrung ab ui,o
5obltcn 250O Marf Bulge, ioiuie Die
e%ititanocncn @eriftsfpiten. Der
Sdiiler Sniso lit bon 5tpci aerStca
fir franfbaft oeraulagt crfldrt ipor.
Den. Die idtper g~efranfte S6neerin
bat iid NIT Der gntiduIoiaung uno
Der oifcntlidet GbrenerfIdrang ocr
Ftlcgceltcrn 5ufricocn gegeben unS
bic ibr sur Gcriiisntg gcItc[lten $500
Wnrf Der Geniipnsfalie bes Sar;.
burger Stoottbeoters iiberipieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-14
Nn bic 1cntidl $ Imcrifancr.
Ion Ioolpb @ilbranot.

SIR 9riiocr oriiben! ibr pom bertt.
iden @lilte!
9 ipar oertifer SinrL Der tapf're,
freub'gc, CUTE,
Ser iiber'S Meer eltf Witerbauer
trllg.
SIR sabt Der grne 8rait, beS 0eiiteS
Streben,
Sn bunbert ShIaften gabt Sbr
9Iut mo 2eben,
Sbr gabt genug!
God iibertrcu Dem ncu'n, Dem freten
9anoe,
3erriBt ibr ungetreu bic olten 9anbe.
CAB gIatt ouf 9lott pom Oelltibel
Stomme fiel.
Sbr gobt iobrblnoertlong, III ipei'
dem gteigen,
Gild) ielbit, eu6 aan5 Dem fremoen
Golf 81 eiger,
Sbr gobt 81 piel.
@Iiif ali. Slid auf! SIR babt
cld ipieberfunben;
Gem angeliadien beuti6 uno frei
pcrbnnoen
Sreu ms utb elId) ullo ibnL llno
itol5 mo bebr.
gls @iIoner, Siibrer, 9riioer mit5lls
leben;
llno babt ibr einen emit 81 piel &c.
gebcn
Sbr 9ebt nod mebr!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-14
~UFTIIUW1
I6slihfcitcn.
Sfi55e aus Dem 0crlincl
Seber.
Son GIiiabctb Guoolpb

Gs gibt Wenlder, Die eerabe5it
cine gciuiile gnlage babcll, oui Wtog.
lid)feiten SIT ipefuliren. SRI. Ger
triio bate id)on felt Sabren auiItog-
libfeiten gelonncn. Die iie Dem mo-
notonen 2eben ser &lcinltaot %elit5ics
ben %fonntell.
Nun par. oie Mlltter, bns lestt
@ano, baS lie BORT belt, ~eeltorben.
9ie Srcllnoin battc ibr geIfrieben:
.8omnle nod) Berlin, oltes Sous ,!
Sier gibt es al(crbano Woglidfeiten!
Oh ml,Bt ia nit 9eiicn orciBig Sol-
rem nod gnilS biibid) icin, benn oils
i) Der aleinitaot 2ebctpobl iagtc,
iporit OH cin id)ones Mahd]cli. g6cr
Die 6rnid) . Ycripeftipe beS aleii.
itdoters mllBt 9mt9ir o%bgewobnen!
Sn Berlin mllb n,nn aninn9s einc
glrt Wieocrgcbltrt, aus Der cin neiicr
Mefid) bcrporgebt oitrdymod)cn."
glio, 8ertrlb ipari nod Der Wetru.
pole oeS oeutiden &eides nad)
Dem .Siinoenbabel", gereiit.
Sic Srclr,oin nit ibrem 9egriif
BON Woglidfciten Dntte ibr crit b6t.
liid,en Hcipcft cingcfloBt, bent tic
hattie BON ainocsbeinen niif allies
8rob;iieiae eead)tet. SicIIeifi, neil
lie iclbit cine fleinIihe Statitr ipar.
3ann bate lie es nerbIiifft, tpie oieic
Dral bas 9eben eerob, uno iht
Mann, Der arn1e 2erI, bate feline
blaiie Nbnline oapon. CT tpar ben
goilsen Gag i'm giireaii, unb audI
oft CUR NadJt3cit. SdIicbIih bait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-14

mir Elm peiBes aIeibd)en MAIDEN
Iaiien, gang fllBfrei = oumlt l) tan-
scu fam. 8, tangent" @ieoer mir
belt lie ourd Die aamnler. Rlotlid)
maft lie Elm trauriges 8eltht: DMd)
@ott, ih ipeiB ia nod nidt, obs
nas miro"
y@as MN? Ser Snfel?"
Stein, Der bat nidts oagegen.
Mber - ib babe = feinen Ibeno-
manteI. = SD lieB meinen 81 Sail'c
uno Ser Tater bat i'm nod nitt &C.
i6idt. Sd idrieb slpar oarllm, aber
iper ipeiB, Oh er sur reften 3eit ein-
trifft."
n@ie itaoe! SGtte ih einen, if
ipiiroe i'm germ 81 Sbrer 8erfiigrrng
iteIen," betbeuert bie Inoere.
Sn @aditel3dens algen lelldtet's.
rSbr belsrnueS Cape, morin i) Sic
nelllid Job, lit ia munoerbiibib. @ic
gei6offen fir Elm 9aIfleio."
@ertrIb iiberIeet. Sic botte ein
fuenig poreilig geiproben. Sbr Cape
mar ibr Stol5 = es tpar nit Seioc
gefiittert = a6er Tie fam niht gu.
rid. Die aleine mar ia audi nett
bate reiben Inbang - iper meiB,
mas barallS e%ntipringen fonnte
uno iie nimmt bas 8%leibun9sitiid
bebutiam aus Dem S6ranf nnb leGt
es IN Ole Irme bes jungen @eido.
pies. 0ieies preBt Die Serleiberin
itiirmiib ans Ser5. Sn Der Sbiire
penoet lie iib nod einntol nm uno
iagt: v9lio Sreitag in Die Sper!"
@crtruo befdQt Elm @liidsgefiibl.
bas bauptiadlib aus Der 3ufrieoen-
belt nit iif ielbit entipringt. Sic lit
frob, Dab ie oue fleinlihen Regun-
gen be5lpungen urb bas ihone Cape
- perlieben bate. @elbe MogIid,.
feiten touifte lie bafiir elm. - Gin
Wirrparr bon 3ufunftsplGnen
itiirmt auf tie Gin, in oenen Der S,i.
fel nit ben lcfs 8iitern in Bom.
mern Die Sauptrole ipielt.
&oum iino flint Wtinuten %pcrfloi.
fen, ltno es flopft pieber an Die
Sbiir, unb pieocr trippelt Bad.
ltel5den berein.
oSrGllIein, cben mill i) 5urSdnei.
bcrin gebcnL I'M nlein aleio SIT TO.
fen, ba benlerfc id, bob id nift &c.
niigenb @eIb BEL mir babe. gis id)
meil1en Snfel iebc, ipiro's 5i ipGt.--
Yfir feblen 90 Marf. &onnten
Sic --?"
@icocr f1nlpft @ertrllb bcnielbcn
aompf. Sic iagt: sd mill mai
iebcn." - ll~lnltGnblih bolt tic ibr
Yortenlonnaie berpor uno iiberlcat
babel. Nit einem Trf ridtetc lie
iid olli. Mon onrf nid,t fIeinlid)
iein. SIT Der @robitaot lit MOI alf
8aneraoidoft ollaeipieier, urb iucru
tic cs nid)t gibt, idneibet lie iid picI-
leidt grobortige Moelidfeitcn ab.
ltnb lie 5ablt noeru 9inbe" 20 Morf
- nit S~tunoengeben ioier per.
oientes @elo - auf sen Gid.
@ieoer miro lie itiirmiid rmarmt
nno - 9adItel5hen trippelt fort.
Sim nGfiten Worgen lit i'm 2ogiS
eroBe Iufregung. 9a6itel5den'S
9teit lit leer, iuie Der Softer, oen lie
5uriifgclalien Bot, was Die @irtbilt
81 ibrem groBen gntieser entbedtc.
sic ihuloete ibr aid) 8elb.
Sn iif ~3uiammeneeiunfen NM
trairig fano ih @ertrro aiif ibrem
9ettrano iiseno. Sd fonnte mid
nidt c~ntbalten, umarmte Tie uno
iagte: Sic ungliidspurm!"
.@s gibt Woglidfeitcn - bittcrc
Moglibfeitcn!" itobnte Tie.