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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-14
DANIEL BOONE'S
 BODY NOT MOvEH

Montgomery. Mo-, August 13.-T' anoe R. R. McQuie, a Baptist minister, IT in this city, today gave the fono statement to local paper: -s0
 'In company with some of the old Q.
 tiers of that community I visited the grave yard near Marthaville, Warren county, Missouri, the burying place of Daniel Boone, and after gathering all the information possible relative to the re- mains of this old pioneer, the company decided unanimously that it was evident that the body of Daniel Boone was never removed to Kentucky, but that the men sent out from Kentucky to remove the body. being strangers, and there being no grave marks, made a mistake. and took up the remains of a stranger. who was buried near the grave of Mrs. Boone. Daniel Boone and his wife were not buried side by side, hence the mistake"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-14
ATHLETES MAKE
 SOME NEW RECORDS

Queenstown, August 13.-Prior to sailing for New York several athletes, who recently competed in the Olympic games, gave an exhibition on the prom enade quay here today, and in each of the events established new records. Ralph Rose of San Francisco put tho 16-pound sh ot 61 feet # inches; Walsh of Canada threw the 56-pound weight for height 16 feet 31k inches, and John Flanagan, Irish American A. O., threw the 56-pound weight S9 feet inch es.
 Sailing aboard the steamer Oceanic for New York today were John J.. Hayes. Irish American A. C.. who won the Marathon race and M. J. Ryan and J. B. Taylor of the same club.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-14
ALMOST DESTROYED BY FIRE.
Fifteen Buildings Are Burned In a
 Montana Town.

Missoula, Mont, August 13.-The ex- plosion of kerosene lamp is responsible for fire which broke out at 3:So this morning and destroyed the greater DOT ton of the town of Taft Mont. located about 100 miles west of this city and hay ing population of about $500. The fire was only extinguished by the most stren- uous sort of work on the part of the res- idents. The loss is estimated at $O,OOO, with no insurance.
 Fifteen buildings were burned to the ground, including the Taft hotel. the Northern Pacific depot, wholesale liquor store and two variety theatres.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-14

about 40 per cent better than the av- craze Practically all the other im- portant crops show a more or less low CT condition than the average, corn being about per cent, wheat 3 to 3 per cent, oats per cent flax 2 per cent, barley 3 per cent, and apples 20 per cent, respectively, below. The con-
 dition of potatoes Is about the aver age.
 In the South Atlantic states crop con- ditions are favorable, being about 4 per cent better than year ago and
 nearly per cent above the average. Rice and potatoes are the only ones of the important crops which are below their 1O-year averages. The relative crops above their average is: Cotton , per cent, corn 8 per cent, hay 10 per cent, wheat 4 per cent, tobacco per cent, sweet potatoes nearly l per cent. apples 25 per cent, peaches 40 per cent and oats 4 per cent.
 In the South Central states, also, conditions are favorable, being about 8 per cent better than a year ago and 2 per cent better than the average. Cot ton, the most important crop, has the same condition as the 10-year average. Corn is per cent above the average, hay 8 per cent, wheat per cent, to-
 bacco per cent, sweet potatoes, oats and rice each per cent. and peaches
 10 per cent, respectively, above their average condition. Apples are 12 per cent below and potatoes, sorgh um and sugar cane are each slightly below the average condition.
 In the far western states conditions are not so favorable, being about per cent below a year ago, and nearly 5 per cent below the 10-year average condition. Nearly all the important crops are below the average. Peaches, however, are about 15 per cent better, and grapes slightly better The ap- proximate extent of deficiency in the condition of other crops is: Hay per cent, wheat per cent, barley 8 per cent, oats 4 per cent, potatoes 5 per cent and apples l per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-14
TEST FOR AlRSHIP.
Captain Baldwin Believes He VIII 6e
 Successful.

Washington, August 13.-Owing to a lo- mile wind from the south, Captain Bald win postponed the second official speed trial of his airship until tomorrow morn ing at s o'clock MT. Curtiss has repaired the parts of the motor that gave trouble yesterday, and Captain Baldwin IS con fident he will make the required speed oi 20 miles an hour. The airship VIII not oe rejected unless speed lower than 10 miles an hour is made.
 In the event the speed trial tomorro" proves successful it is likely that Captaii Baldwin will make the endurance triai III the evening. In this latter test he VIII oe reouired to make 70 per cent of the speed shown in the speed trial. The machine must remain aloft for two hours, uaV- cling continuously without over-heauns the motor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-14
DEATHS AND FUNERALS,
William Mixer.

William Kiker age 40 years, of Oxmoor, died on a Louisville and Nashville train yesterday morning while being brought to an infirmary in Birmingham. The re- mains were removed to the undertaking parlors of Shaw & Son, where they are being held pending funeral arrangements. The funeral will probably be Saturday.
 The deceased was married and is sur vived by his wife. A brother is in town and is awaiting the arrival of the mother of the deceased before making funeral arrangements
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-14
LABOR TO RAISE
 CAMPAIGN FUNDS

Washington August 13.-tSpecial. )-Ths circular letter from the headquarters of the American Federation of Labor in- dorsing the candidacy of William J. Bry- an and the democratic ticket in the pres idential campaign was received last night at the meeting of the local federation in Baltimore.
 The reading of the letter and the men, tion of the federation's stand for Bryan evoked cheering. The members of the federation indorsed the national body's political attitude and the letter was re- ferred to the executive committee of the local federation to devise ways and means of raising campaign funds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-14
Celebration In San Juan.

San Juan, P. R., August 13-The cele- bration of the four hundreth anniversary of the conquest of the Island of Porto Rico by Ponce de Leon came to an end last night with a reception by Governor Post at the palace. Yesterday. after the remains of Ponce de Leon were carried through the streets of the city at the head of spectacular procession from the Church of San Jose to the cathedral, they were deposited in a crypt con- structed with money subscribed by the Spanish residents of the island.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-14

tion hall. The monotony of the routine business will be broken one day with a big barbecue, and the convention will be ended with banquet at one of the leading hotels.
 Among the prominent visitors who will attend the convention are Congressman Wilson of Illinois, Frank T. Rogers of Chicago, international president of the postoffce clerks, and the United States first assistant postmaster general.
 Among the speakers who will address the convention are Mayor George B. Ward. J. B. Drake, president of the Trades Council; J. O. Thompson, internal revenue collector; President John L. Raul of the Commercial club; Postmas- ter J. Rivers Carter Assistant Postmas- ter Blackmore and President Rogers of the international association.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-14
Lawyer Is Honored.

Hamilton. Bermuda. August 1S.-Regin- ald Gray, attorney general for Bermuda, son of Sir Samuel Brownlow Gray, for mer chief justice and president of the leg islative council of Bermuda, who recent ly returned from Ottawa, where he was the guest of Earl Grey, governor general. received official notification today of his appointment as Kings counsel. MT. Gray Is the first lawyer in the colony on whom this distinction has been conferred.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-14
DIRECTORS ELECTED.
Two New Men Named by WelIs-F argo
 Stockholders.

New York. August 13.-At the annual meeting of the stockholders Of the Wells-Fargo company, held in this city today, H. W. DeForest and A. K. Van deventer were elected directors to suc- ceed H. B. Parsons, deceased, and Judge R. L. Lovett, who resigned.
 The other directors were reelected. MT. Vandeventer Is assistant treasurer or the Southern Pacific company and treas urer of the Pacific Mail Steamship com pany
 A, W Zimmerson was elected secre- tary and treasurer of the company to succeed MT. Parsons. The other ofncers were also reelected.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-14
Catholic Services Tomorrow.

Tomorrow being the Feast of the As- sumption into heaven of the Blessed Virgin there will be four masses at St Paul's, 6, :, and g o'clock, and two masses at the Church of Our Lady of Sorrows. and o'clock. At the lat ter church the mass will be a high mass.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-14
State Normal ScliaI {
 Jacksonville. Ala.

A school for teachers. Enro llpe last session 605. of whom 4o5 aA4 teachers from 54 counties of Als Average age of pupils over 21 were studying for first grade. pares for state examination. A HN penses low. Tuition free. Board 310 to s12 per month. High and healthful location. Graduates in demand all ov- CT the state. Twenty-sixth annual session begins Sept. 23, 1908. For cat alogue address,
 o. W. DAUGETrE, President.
 7-1 -wad- fri t}.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-14
Bethel Female College.
KY.

rifty-hfth session opens September 1. 1908. Select home school for young women and girls. Thoroughnsss, com fort and culture. Tried instructors in each department. Write for catalogue and examine for yourself
 EDMUND HARRISON, President.
 6-28-18t- -su-ved-fr fri
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-14
Noel Accepts Invitation.

Jackson, Miss, August 13.-(Special.) )- Gov, M. R. Patterson, the Tennessee State Fair association and the Business League of Nashville have joined in ap invitation to Governor Noel to be tn $ir ruest on the 24th of September. and he has accepted. U
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-14
1aft and Bryan Invited.

Toledo. O., August 13.-William H. Taft and William J. Bryan are expected to attend the c. A. R. encampment here the first week in September. At a meet ing of the executive committee of the c. A. R. encampment invitations were ex- tended to Messrs. Taft and Bryant. There is hope that both will attend.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-14
AGNES SCOTT COLLECE.
 ITS HIGH STANDJI

To be admitted to membership ( Association of Colleges and P ,sc tory Schools of the Southern S,4 ! a college must make application in advance, give information about eqt ment. faculty curricula; must be inspe ed by the executive committee of association, and receive it's approval. { nes Scott College having fully met tn conditions, has been, by unanimou admitted to the sssooiation-one three in the entire southern stat is an ideal place at which to 4 your daughter.
 For information address F. H. A0 D. D., President, Decatur, Ga. bu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-14
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At nneapolis-Louisville l. Mnne- apoIs O.
 At Milwauk kee-Columbus g, Milwau- kee T.
 At Kansas City-Kansas City g, To- ledo 0.
 At St. Paul-Indianapolis 6. St. Paul ell innings).
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-14
RevoIutIonIsts Get Away.

Fl Paso Tex, August 13.-Deputy United States Marshal Lancaster last night surrounded a portion of Del Rio, Tex, with troops and searched for al- legged revolutionists for whom he had warrants, but found none.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-14
Mrs. Annie Reese,

Mrs. Annie Reese died yesterday morn ing at the family residence, 1102 Avenue F. Funeral arrangements will be an- nounced later.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-14
Green Undertaking Co.

E. T. Shaw & Son. Undertakers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-12
5as prbnnnssliebenbe nnb ~beidjeiben
Sprettfen.

(gin Mairden bon q. &Iie.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-12

Oeutide I'M &f NIT Dem gnee
liihen rein 5i erbalten. Sros unies
rer 9iebe our beutIten Wutteriprahe
unb tros u~nieres euten 8iqens, eng
hide Wenoungen 81 permeibenl. laiien
mir ale m eele9entlih iolfe 81
Ihuloen fommen. Shlimmer iinb
mad meiner Anii6t Die @eritoBe geseu
bcn rihtisen unb suten 8ebrauf bes
Seutiheu ielblt. Die Slubtisfeiten unb
Standardization. benen mir Bel Ben,
9eutids In,erifaner in 8ort unb
Ghrift 10 oft begeeuen. Iber bas
rpclen mir nift %perfennen, baB es in
bieier Sesiebun9 ihon niet belier ges
rorbcn lit. unb es lit bod erfreulif.
hab Die ge~itrcbungen oes I~q9emeinen
Seutiden SpraHnereins altf in unies
rem 2anbe INNER sroBeren Inflang
finben. Ser beuti6e Widel lit audi
bel ms eripaht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-12

iarftem Gone Der alte Iann, veeb'
ms Sans unb fraee bort nafl" -
ger Gambler gebt ms 8obnbaus, iuc
TIN Elm Satai i'm Gorsimmer en,s
pfdnet. "8as tpiGit Su?" fraat ibn
Der Siener. Ser Sol5bdnbler perneiai
ltd ttef nno frast: .9rau6en Cure
Surhlau6t bieueidt grenubols?"
sd tpeiB nidt", a~nttpcrtet Ser
Safat. .frage bod ben @rafen."
= .Io lit benn Der 8raf?" = ,gr
ut I'm Sfuppen unb idst Sol8l" -
Der 9ol5bdnoler gebt i6tpeiseno uut
topnhiittelnb binaus. blidt arapob :
Mid I'M @orbeigeben in ben Shnps
pen nno fpenbet ii6 bann an feline
branben itebenoen &%ameraben: ,Nein
bier lit etnas nidt ridtiel Rou fam
bier bieleidt II iein 8elb perlierenl
Sieber idBt man ii6 NIT ben 9euter
niht einl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-12
Zen 01nnern nnb 5rennben beg 9eos
Sanies sur Nadabnung
empfpbfen.

Ser am IA. Sftober borieen Sab
res ueritorbene bofp. Dob. 9. Iaper.
8fnrrer Der ct. Nidolaus Stride in
Sem 9orf, Der felt mebreren Sabren
8um Sireftorium beg 2eo> 6duies ee<
borte, bat eendnnter InItalt teItamenz
tartih 100000 permaht. 9as
quite 8erf. an Dem er 81 9ebseiten
miteedrbeitet Fat, miro 10 audi mad
ieinem Sooe burh Surpenoune zines
Sbeiles ieiner griparniiie seforbert.
Ser @eritorbene bate 8eleaen6eit.
aus et9ener %InifauIrg Die iesens&
rei6e Wirfiamfeit bieies ginfpdnbes
rerzSeims fennen gu lernen. CT ers
fannie audi Die Rotbtperbisfeit. gu
Iorsen fir Sic grri6tung zines erDBes
en-. fir feline eblen 3pcde beiier sez
leeenen nnb einseriGteten Sauies.
9as bat i'm betposen, Sos Iroieft bes
Reubaues ourh Supenbung zines
9esates su f6roern.
Ias Satber Raber eet6an bat, Sag
fonnen nod biele nus benz Glerus NIB
benz 2nieritnnSe tbun. uno iih bns
bur6 reidsn Simmefslobn perbienen.
8er piel beiist. Der gebe reifliH. per
fpsnieer bat. Der perseiie nift. burd)
Sutpenouns elmer fleinen Summe gum
Better bes gintpanberer : Seims fifi
elm Grebitz gonto bel ct. Better an3us
lesen. Gerabe CUR iesisen Seit. mo
Der gertraltunasratb bic VlGne gum
proieftirten Weubnu priiit. banoelt es
iib oarurn, 81 tpiiien, tpie tpeit bds
osSous iih auf bic Sreigebisfeit Der
oeuti6en aatbofifen perfaHen fam.
Nue Sreunbe uno @0nner beg Qeo<
Sauies isllten entpeber burf AT 2ebs
5eiten iberianbte 8oben. ooer burd
Infauf Der 2eos 0ouss Certificate, ober
audi bur1 Elm nori1riftsmdbia ausaez
fertistes Seitament bic grtiten3 unb
ben seoeibliden Sortf9rift Der Ins
iiolt ii6ern belfen. Sic corrette
Eeitamentsformel lantet tpie folat:
I hereby give and beaueath to the
Toulouse for German Catholic Emf
grants, of the City OF New York, a cor
poration, the sum of. ......... dollars
to be applied by it for its corporate
purposes.
Wer fpeitere Snfprmationer1
ipiini6t, ipenbe iif an ben Wiiiipndr
Deg Seos6duies. 8en. II. 6. Haael>
ellen. go. 6 State Street. Nefp gort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-12
Rad Gbiiun's 8eneiuna.

Won einem @eiprG6 nit Dem be-
riibmten amerifaniifen grfinber goi.
ion. Der ieet nad tangent Sdpanteu
5ipiifen SOB unb 9eben ieiner @enes
lung pieoer entseseneebt. gibt Der SEEN
Worfer Correspondent zines 9latteS
ausfIbrlihen 9eri6t: .Vor adj
Sagen nod iab i6 oen Sori6er fraits
Los bin9eitredt i'm Rranfenbauie, Der
&opf %perbunoen. bas Nuge roth uni
aeid!polen unb oas 8eliht bleid ipie
8a6s. Sic Ner5te conitatierten einc
beginnenoe lei6te 2dbmun9 Be,
Munbboblc unb man borte. bnB GbiIor
Die Sprade periieren ipiiroe. Sents
traf ih i'm in eincm GeHel rubeno
ben Bid FLAIR uno rubig uno feline
Spra6e 5tuar nod lansiam uni
Ifperfduig, nber bod beutlif pie oit
zines 0eiunben. Ser SOB, Ieber
Sic. lit ni6t 10 itarf fpie man oentt".
10 empfing mid gbiIou nit einem CD
heln aui ben 2ippeu. Sd. Der id
Elm @reis bin. bin itdrfer 9epeien
Wan muB mur ippaen lrnS man iieet."
llno Damn er5dblte er, mic ~pobltbdtil
es fir i'm lei. oab Die @iIienidait ibr
bon Seit gu 3eit ms arantenbnus
ihide, ,penu bier ut Die einsigt
StGtte, no ih MIDI erbolen fam. 8e'
mir 5u 5auie it's unmoglih. 9as
2aboratorium iibt cine 81 srobe Mn.
siebunstrait alf mid aus unb TAG
unb Wa6t lodt es mid 81 meiner
Ipparaten ...."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-12
(S c b II az

Ta6ts. ais Sebermann i'm SauIe
iIlief, erbcb Dos &inb ii1 bon ieinem
9ettden. tleibete lid an. benin es por
faIter 8iuter, uno idlib gum 8dfis
hires 2ieblingseoeels. Sort itdnb
iie I'M beIen Wonbideine, rang Die
Sdnbe mno flaete: YSu armes. Iiebes
Gbierhen! a6, oab 9u morsen
iter6en muBtl"
0a that auf einmal Der Yoeel ieis
men Snnabel auf unb antnortete
NIT beItIiber Stimme: ,@eine niht,
Sorettfen. benin Su tannit mid rets
ten. @iNe. ib bin Der So6n zines
md6tiseu &Dnies. Sd beeine Die
Sborbeit. mid nift nm meines Ias
ters 8eih su timmern. benin i1
liebte bas S1itenipiel unb nibmete
mid ibm pom Moreen bis gum
Ibenb. Saourh serietb i6 in zines
boien Sauberers @epalt. Der mir oieie
armieliee 8eitalt perlieb. pdbreuo er
it'd Die meme aneienete.
limb fann Sid Niemanb err
lOien?" fraste 9orettfen ansitpou.
.Niemanb. dls Su nlein", ants
iportete Der @oeel. ~.iofern 9u bereit
bnsu biit. Senn Deg Sauberers
8annipruH lautet: Iur Elm tinblif
reines @emiitb permag Sid an ers
lofen. bas fretpiQis brei Sabre lang
bic barteite Ylase INN Seinetpiuen
auf ii6 nintnt. Gin iol6es @emiitb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-12

monte unb 8obltlans, Elm gufs unb
@biteigen Der Gone. cine bdlo ~leiiere.
balb itdrfere Nuiif gum ansbruf -
-; nein, i6 tdiii6te mid -. unb
bod. bod ma es 10: nus namen>
loien Sernen, aber p~eritGnolif.' uns
enbli1 leiie. unb bod FLAIR unb rein
Hang cine Spmpbonie bon geetbopen
an mein Sbr.
Gs besreiit fih, bnf Der 81. Batter
iih amf has 9ebbafteite fir bic aitru-
numifden Soridnnsen bes Taters
Sasen intereiiiert, Der ben Hubm iet-
mes Crbensbrmbers, bes srofen SecGi,
10 tief In Shatten ifelt. Wieberbpft
bot 9ius, tief In ieinen Mantel ges
biilt, ben Batter Nahts anf Der Stern-
marte iiberrafht umb beiien geubads
tunsen getbeilt nnb fem Sers eriuei=
tert in Der 8etrahtuns Der nnermafs
liden @r5Re bes Sd6pfers in ieinen
@eih5pfen. Shon por e~inisen Mp.
naten bat er bent Batter BITE aanse
Wiaa einserdnmt, bic 0eu Der Srei=
sebnte iid afs Spmmermpbnnns an
icnen alten Sbnrm bate anbnnen
lafen, pbidon Der 81. Batter bod ba.
nit fir i'd ielber aut bic Grbuluns In
ben bciben Suli= nnb Mnsuittagen
persihtete. Gen @nn Der Gifen=
bride, wcldc uie seiast. iiber bic
alte Stabtmnner bin bic beiben gro.
fen Sbirme Der %ebenaligen Sefeitis
snnsen hes patifaniihen 0ebietes, bic
nite mno bic ncne Sternmarte, nerbtn=
bet, beihlemnist Der Iapit nit allct
Wettteln mnb ppfert ielbit bic Sh6ns
belt hes pdpitliheu 0artens willig ben
Snterefen Der aitronpmiihen @iHen=
ihait. Die riibrenbe sprgc hes greis
zen Ynpites fir 2nnit unb @iiens
tdlaIt ut nnrio ersreifenber, ipenn man
behenft, nit iuel6' fnappen @sitteln
Etus Der Sebnte lid bcsmiisen mnf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-12
WiberIesnns zines gIanbensfeinSss.

Gin rniiiher General bate sur
gelobnune fIr feline Sienite Inn Die
Mieoertperfuns Der Yolen inn Sabre
1858 bebeutenbe airdengiiter i'm
Grete Sanoomir .eeidenft" erbalz
ten. Gls er fi9 i'm Sabre 1875 3urr
&rieg sesen Die Tiirfei aufnahte.
fponts er Dor ieiner 9lbreiIe nod
eituas benz Safer Boblsef6niges
tbun. Or rief baber feline ~polniifen
untersebenen 5uiammen unb ipru6:
.0a ih mid pom gu6 auf lGneere
Seit trennen mlB. mohte ih Sebem
bon guh elm Stiid 0anb gum gieens
t9um seben. Saset mir iest, tpie
piel Chr tpiiuIhtl"
Die Nepobner Der SerrIhaft,
idnrmtli9 iebr arme 2eute, itauten
chamber urb bann tpieber ben 9es
neral nit @srtpunoeruna an unb
tuasten es nid5t. lire @iiniGe au
dnbern. Crit als lie gum s~fpeiten
WtaIe aufeeforbert fpuroen, ertldrten
ite, fpenn Der 5err Sebem ettpd breis
big Worsen sebe. piiroen tie lih
auf Dem alder erndbren fonnen.
.Sbr iolt bieien 8uni6 erfiut
ieben". e%nteesuete Der General,
inbeiien unter elmer gebinauna:
.Webmet an SteGe Cures fatholiIhen
@laubens BEN ruiiii6en 8lauben
an" = gig er iab. bnb Die 2eute Dor
ieiner Sumutbuns erihrafen. fiiste
er bin3u: ~lteberleet gut sic Sahe
gut; es banbelt lid I'm @uer ssits
Iides unb etpises 8obll"
Haf fur5er geratbune traten Die
armen 9eute nit beiterer Miene Dor
ibren @ebieter unp Der dlteite fpraG:
Cure Sobeit erlauben. bab mir
nniere Meinune often beternen. 8ir
bn5en uns Die Sa6e 10 gebutt:
Wenn Semanb nit uns bas Tfero
tauihen uub 5u ieinem Vferbe etpds
bin5uaebeu triu. bann mug unier
Sferb better iein als oas ieinise.
Saber muB infer @luube mebr
lpertb fem ais Der Sbriee, benn
Cure Sobeit molten Sebem nod 80
Worseu 5uaeben. ipenn er ieinen
9lauben NIT benz ruiii9en pers
taul6t."
Ser General mar sierlt einem
8utbanfau na5e. Damn murbe er
uahbentlih. Sic iAlidten 2eute
batten in ibrem eeraben Oenfen oas
8ihtise sefnnaen uno i'm bei4dmt.