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New-York tribune., 1910-03-07

10 Albany and made fight for reelection.
III was an exciting contest. and ;ney were
beaten II was said at the time that the
excitement caused by the designations OF
senators ConlSling and Platt was not
ceeded by any event that occurred in the
most exciting days OF the Rebellion.
Their designations were entirely uneXpect-
ed At the beginning OF the session of the
senate that day il was noticed that the
Nice-President. General Arthur. was flushed
and nervous. Before the chaplain lad fin
shed his prayer 1t was observed that he
had resumed his usual composure, ard when
TIE journal had been read he handed To the
clerk what appeared to be an ordinary COM
munication. with the remark II am direct
ed TO lay before the Senate the conlmunica-
ton which the clerk will now read" The
clerk read as follows:
Washington, u. c.. May 16. 1851
Sir: VIII you please announce to the
Senate that my resignation as Senator of
the United States from the state of New
York has been forwarded to the Governor
OF the state. l have the honor to be.
with great respect. your obedient servant,
ROSCOE CONkLING.
Senators heard the reading of the letter
with amazement. and several requested
that il might be read again. Before they
had time TO recover from their astCnisf
ment the Nlce-President laid before tie Sen
ate second communication, in substance
the same as that from Senator Conklin5,
but siEred by Senator Platt.
Mr.. Platt retired from the contest for re-
election TO the Senate early in July. but
Mr.. Conllling remained in the race until
the two seats We're finally filed by the
election OF Elbridee @. Lapham and War
ner Miller. Before this solution had been
.Sof.. k-~I,
became President. the whole complexion Of
New York politics was changed. and Mr..
Platt went into what was apparently to be
lasting obscurity. In 1880 he had been ap-
pointed by Governor Cornell a Quarantine
Commissioner OF New York, and that Office
he held until he was removed by the courts
in 1888 on the ground that he was a resi-
dent of Tiosa County, and not of New
York
New-York tribune., 1910-03-07
Elaine's View of Him.

A. the acknowledged leader Of his marty
in New York State. he Ras one Of The most
infiGei.tial though least obtrusiye poiitioaf
New-York tribune., 1910-03-07
Never Out of Politics.

Though out of power for a time after 1881,
Mr. Platt was not out Of politics, but set
himself 10 repair his broken fortunes. lie
went TO work quietly in the southern tier OF
counties. and by 1854 had become such a
power that, with his old opponent, Warner
Miller. he nearly controlled the Republican
State Convention OF 1854, held at Utica.
The broken UP condition of the Republi-
can party after Folger's defeat enabled him
TO make his abilities as q party worker ef-
fectivc. He espoused the arti-machine cause
In 1884 and went to Chicago as Il Blaine
delegate in 1855. He had acquired a lead
ing place in party management in this state.
and was an unsuccessful candidate for me
Treasury portfolio in the Cabinet of Presf-
dent Harrison. Failing TO obtain this place
he maintained an attitude Of hostility to
President Harrison through his term, OPP
posed his denomination in 1892 and took no
part in the campaign until it was well un-
der way.
AS late as 1891, the year J. Sloat fassett
was nominated for Governor, the question:
whether Mr.. Platr or Warner Miller would
control the convention was dominant. After
the nomination of Fassett Platts control
seemed complete. In 1894 his voice was
supreme in the party, and he brought
about the nomination for Governor of Levi
T. Morton.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-03-11

Premium Coal-Others are please
with lt-and you will be. Phone loI
j. c.. RAWSON.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-03-11
Gospel Aeetinys

A series of union gospel meet
ings are being held at the Metho.
dist church this week, that are
proving of deep interest and of
helpful influence to all attending.
Rev. W. J. Oldtield, the pastor
Of the Congregational church,
has been preaching q series of
splendid sermons touching on
the christian life and mans great
need for such sa avior as Jesus
Christ. The preaching service
each evening is preceded by q
stirring song service of popular
gospel hymns, and the meetings
give promise of being profitable
and helpful to all. Come out and
enjoy them. The old gospel is
ever new TO the attentive ear
and receptive heart. Commenc.
ing on Sunday evening, these
union meetings. will be held in the
Congregational church during
ali oi next week, Rev. Ernest
Holgate preaching. Everybody
welcome and earnestly invited
to attend any aud every evening
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-03-11
Kansas Likes 1t

The following extract IS from
a letter from S. A. Chappell, for.
mer pastor of the Methodist
church here, now located at Be
lott, Kansas, and explains itself:
''South DAKOTA was my field of
labor for many years and | low her
colleges, her churches and her people.
Having lived in in both the states
of South Dakota and Kansas. |
want to a that it is twice as easy to
do church work where the saloon is
an outlaw and let me say that Prohi-
bition can be enforced. and brings a
class of people into the state and a
steady, permanent prosperity that
even South Dakota will never know
till she gets into the dry lis.
Here's q clipping from the Metho'
dist Advocate, by a Kansas Elk. Gov
ernor: We have now had prohibitior
in Kansas a little ove twenty eigh'
ears. What has been the result;
N~ine.tenths of the metropolitan
press of Kansas, and including
Kansas City, Mo-, are doing splendid
work for prohibition. The politicians
who we're on the fence have quietl!
crawled down on the right side.
don't know of a rural newspaper il
the state that is not now for prohibi
ton and a rigid enforcement of tn
law. Our courts a ALWAYS be de
pended upon to faithfully and fear
lessly do their whole duty. Whel
public officers whose duty it is to en-
force the law fail to do so they ar
promptly deposed. They used t.
hang and burn prohibitionists in Ell
gy, right here in Kansas. Now w
have Fred E. Jackson a second terri
as Encouragement by a create
vote than was given to any other ma
man on the ticket, Why? Becaus
he bad honestly enforced the laws h
had sworn to obey".-Ex. Gov. JOIN
Z. St. John.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-03-11
IN CALIFORNIA.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Lender Tell OF
their Trip to the Coast.
Angeles. IaI.,

Los Angeles, Cal,
Feb. -, 1910
Friend Downie: AS | promised to
drOp YOU a few lines about my trip TO
the coast, | thought it wa, near Time
to start. We left Minneapolis IN the
evening of Jan. IL, and were accom-
panied to Omaha by a good snow
storm. We left there about three
o'clock, for Colorado Springs, where
we stopped for three days. aklng IN
various trips. such as Pixies feak,
Garden of the Gods. Cave or the
Winds. and Stratren Park. and all OF
these side trips We're very interesting.
Leaving Colorado Springs Jan. ~
for Los Angeles over the Santa re
railroad we arrived at the last named
city Jan. p at noon, and 1ndlng
everything green. with trees ana
flowers in full bloom. Not having
the address of anyone there we
stopped at the hotel until Sunday
when we found Oscar and May, and
then our sightseeing started IN ear
nest. and we have been on the go ever
since, taking in everything from the
mountains to the ocean.
ing with Mount Lowe, which is lo,oOO
feet above sea level: it is a grand
sight 20 stand in snow and lOOk down
over the orange groves to the ocean,
about 80 miles away Leaving there
we started for the old soldiers home
at Santa Monica, Oceon Park n
Long Beach, which made a very nlce
trip. Our next place of interest was
Pasadena, taking in the BUSH Gar
| den. which is the finest that we have
ever seen. Next comes San Pedro,
with its huge barge DO is of lumber,
and great ..breakwater. This is the
place where the fleet stayed. Gong
from there to Catalina island we took
in the glass bottom boat trip, where
we looked down into the submarine
gardens, seventy to one hundred feet
deep, the water being so clear that we
could see all kinds of fish swimming
under our boat. Coming back from
Catalina island we visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Thayer. at their beautiful
home in Monrovia, spending a day
there. February 10Th being South
Dakota day at East Lake Park, o
course we took that in, together witt
800 other South Dakota people, ant
listened to some very interesting
speaking.
During our stay here of between
four and i've weeks, we AVE me- Mrs
Saunders and Earl and Corinne, Mr.
and Mrs. G.. Daniels, Mr.. and Mrs
August Anderson, Mr.. Mcintyre, ant
Frank Link.
We are expecting soon to leave o
our homeward journey, via SAINT;
Cruz, San Francisco and Portland
at the latter place | have brother
, with whom we shall visit. From Their
we go to Tacoma, Seattle, Spokane
and Yellowstone Park, and then t.
Minneapolis, where we will remain
few days before returning to Milbank
=, Hoping that all you folks at home ar
, enjoying the best of health, we remain
your friends,
&, Mr.. AND MRS. A. G. LENDER.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-03-11
City Council.

The city council met Monday
evening in regular session. AT.
ter the reading of the bills a com.
munication was read from M. II.
Wiseman, Waterman at the Main
street crossing, stating that as
he acted as special police at the
railway yards, he asked that the
city pay him 50 a month. The
mayor and council did not look
favorably upon the proposition.
No action was taken. A petition
was read signed by Martin And
erson and 36 other freeholders,
praying that the license question
be voted upon at the spring
election. The question of Shall
intoxicating liquors be sold at
retail in the city of Mllbank,'
was ordered placed on the ballot
TO be voted on at the election in
April. The ordinance, regarding
the opera house, suspending the
payment of a license while the
same was owned by the Whet
stone Realty Co., was read Al
derman Marley said that he did
not see why the on-payment
should be made to apply to this
particular company. He believ-
ed that the proper thing to do
was to make it general and thus
avoid any future controversy
in the matter. A motion was so
made, which carried. A petition
signed by several property own
ers, asking that a sewer be laid
on Sixth street between Fifth
and Park avenues, was referred
back tor more signatures. Coun.
Gil then adjourned.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-03-11

In another place is the an
nOuncement of }. w. Parmley OF
Ipswich as q candidate for the
republican nomination for lieu
tenant-governor. Mr.. Parmley
is one of the best known men
in the north part of the state,
and is recognized as one OF the
boomers of South Dakota, and
q man of honor in public and
private life.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-03-11

Easter Candies at the Home of
Real Bargains.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-03-11

J. w. PARMLEY."
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-03-11
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.
EPISCOPAL SERVICES

EPISCOPAL SERVICES
Episcopal church services, Sunday,
March 18th, as follows:
lO:I5 a.. IN. Holy Communion and
Sermon.
IL noon. Sunday School.
5 D. IN. Evening Prayer and Ser
mon.
Also. services every Friday even
ing during Lent at 7:3O. Seats free.
All welcome.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-03-11
Catholic Services.

Next Tuesdey Father Brones, ac-
companied by Monsignor Mensing OF
Webster, Rev. Hepperle of Big
Stone, Rev. Burke of Platte, and
Rev. McCarty of Mitchell, will omen
the forty hours devotion at 1000 a.
m. Thursday at 1000 a. m. solemn
high mass and close. Father Burke
will preach St. Patrick's sermon.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-03-11

Fred Raymond of Missoula,
Mont. was in the city the first
of the week. He stated that
there is nothing doing west Of
that city except the shoveIing Of
snow and cleaning up the recent
blockade.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-03-11

ABERDEEN is to have an auto
show, to keep up in line with the
large cities, where these motor
exhibits have become d very i'm
portant event.. The exhibition
is the first thing Of the kind held
in the state, and will commence
on March 10, and continue for a
week.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-03-11

Rev. H. N. Tragitt, who was
at Farlbault, Mimi. last week,
says that Eva, the little daughter
of W. J. TOwles, who is attend
ing the mute school. was quite
seriously III at the time he was
there.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-03-11
Neither Absent or TaFdY

The following pupils in the dis.
tricts named have been neither alb
sent or tardy during the month ending
as stated:
Alban Township, District No. 7,
for month ending February.
Irene Larson Hulda johnson
Ethel Johnson Marie Mielltz
David Johnson Clearance johnson
Benny Johnson Albert Larson
Willie Lueck Otto Loessen
Carl Larson Herbert Mielitz
Walter Mielitz
JOHN w. GUEST,
Teacher.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-03-11

II hereby announce that l Am a
candidate for the Republican nomi-
nation for Lieutenant Governor at the
primary election to be held thruout
tho State of South Dakota on June
I, 1910.
J. w. PARMI.EY.D
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21

WciBen pernnfert luacn. Seute err
bebt iid an bieier SteQc Montrpie.
Son bier fiibr Warquette's Shaar
lpeiter bis m Die Iiitlbung bes
Grtanias : Shiiies, LOO Wleilen bon
Trairie Oh 9bicn, fluBabpdrtS. pier
bprtcn lie BON Den Snbianern, baB Der
9robe SluB iih in ben 9olf bon
Merifo ergiebe. 600 Mteilen iiipli6
BON ibrem Eager. Sett mar Die
Niiiion erfiut unb Die @ntoeder
tebrten fluBniflpdrts, nm mad
CANADA 5~uriid5ufebren urb i6er ibre
9roBartiee Gntbedimg 3u\ beri6ten.
Sn lie jeboh bon Dem Snbinnern
b0rten, baB Die Sabrt nah ben eroBen
Secn bel tiir5er lei, ben S1tnoiss SluB
binauf, itatt pia 8isconiin 9aiper, be-
nisten lie eriteren. 3pei ,8oden
lang flibren tie benielben binauf.
treu5ten Die Sainoiier Yrairie bis
gum Gbieaeos SluB unD folsteu bcms
lelben bis gum ufer oes Safe
Ntifignn.
Watcr @larquette ftarb int Sabre
1875 I'M alter bon 38 Sabren. Sest,
237 Sabre ipdter, ipirb ibm gbre
an Der Stele. mo er ben Batter ber
Strome als eriter @eiBer erblidte.
Im ielbigen II. Sum- tpirp auf
ben Sers Seiu College : 8riinben.
iener bliibenben Mnitalt Der Seiuitens
Yatres, elm nelier $4,000 Inbau
feierlid eingepeibt tperben. Ser
ileue BAN lit bas @erf pes Suz
buarer Irfiteften SricbpIin 5eer.
gs fano ii6 10 ifDn %5uiammen.
bab Die betben Se'tlifteiten aui
oenielben Gag fallen. Cine 9eipiiie
3uiummenseborigfeit baitet ibnen
alIerDings an: lit es bud bic
fatbpliihe Stride seuefeu, ,peldc Gtre
Warauette auf fetne GntbcdunsSreiic
ansianbte, unb 1T es cine Der bliibenbs
item boberen gr5iebunes : Initalten
I'M 2nnbe, peife bon ienen Seuten acz
leitet ipirb. benen 4ere Warauette anz
aeborte: ben Seluiten. !Sier bat es
lid ipieber eesei9t - iinb mir fonnen
nift nmbin bieien Cat bier einsus
fledten = bab Die fatboliide Stride
unb bic Seiniten nod itets pbenan
ipdreri, ipenn es gait. auf ireeno einem
@ebiete bes @iiiens noran gu gebcn;
penn es salt, ben pabren SortiGritt
an foreern. - 6. 90. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21

lellfetten" Ieien Die Die @belcute nit
eiftoroer berbin0en. SIN Nonncn aaer
@tGbhen bon gcauiiincs fam iie Der.
Iid)ern. oob icOes BON linen Dem
Ionne, Der Die Grmdhlte S,lm Nltar
fiiLre, iGon iest .,eluige Siebe nnO
3rciie" %rcripred)e. SIN critcl Sabre
oes &ereins ieien pier5ebu Ghcn, I'M
ndfiten iiebSebn, i'm f~olgeuoen ieooh
lciber nitr ad)t 81 Starbe gefommen.
Serrlid mare Der grfolg bafiir I'M
porigen CONNER gcmeicn. 3mciuno.
5lpan5is ifone, irn9e Mdod)en oilrt
Die Che gliidlih genlaft. Ger Or
folg oicies SSobrcs oiiric niht gerin.
ger iein, er miiiie ibn iiberitcisen, an
cen llfern Der Senettc, ,bcS SliiB.
deus, an Dem oaS 5orf lieat, iole
lid Die 2iebe INNER ihoncr entiolten.
rgl'o aitt, Scr Siinglinac ullb Wdn.
ner, erringt 6,th Den Hreisi" bantit
IdiieBt Die Te0nerin. Sober Sde,
jcbe Hointe lit bon Der @eriammli,ng
NIT Oonnernbem Npplolls auigenom.
men morben, mo bieie Hebe pirft 10
onrege,lO, baB iiiirmiide uno feilrige
8emiitbcr inter Den 3llborern faum
bos Gnbe ermorten fonnten u,iO 10.
fort nit ibrcn 8emcrbunsen began-
men. slber Die Mabd)en BON gcalii.
fines polen niht MIR alatt meg bona
Sled g%ebeirattet 4ipcroen, ionoern
oild eincu Wonn bcfommen, Der
ihrer 2iebe mertb lei. @enn alio Der
,ltnridtige" ieine 9eperbungen por.
brafte, ergriffen lie in ibrer @e.
bronerib mobl audi bie SIi,dt unb
peritedten iih in Den SGuiern. Int
Madmittag iucroen i'm 9orfe &eigen
aufgeiiibrt unb eiirig aetan5t, Die
5orten Sanoe feitigen lid S~uiebenos
,itib bus Heiultat bes oiesidbrigen
!Scirotbsmarftes oiirfte. nod Der gro.
Sen Nn5abl 5drtiider Y1rben, Die
man IN Den MbenbihmOen in Der
lfonen llmgcbiuig manbeln iab, iebr
giinItig a%uSgefallen iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
stannenerresenbc Grfinbunsen

5eidnen bcn lpunberpolIen Sorti6ritt
bieies 3eitalters. Quftfliige in ihtpes
rem Maidineu. brabtloie Sepeifeu.
ifredlidc &riegs grfinbunsen nm
W2enifen Su morben. unb bas Wunber
nler 8unber = Or. Sings Nep
Siscoperp - nm 2eben 5u retten. bic
ourd 6uiten, grtdItunsen. Ga grippe.
Iitbnla, Group. 8ronditis, 8lutitiir3e,
5cufieber, aeudbuitcu pber 2uneens
leiben bebrobt murben. Bel allen
GuftrDbrenleiben Mt bieie Iebi5in
iorpergleifen. 8ieieIbe brinet iofort
grleiAteruns. Sic lit Die iiderite
Sur. Sames @. gfad bon Tibe>
bile, q. g., g.. 81. SO. A. ihreibt.
bab Tie i'm bon einem bartnddigen
Suiten ~firirte. nafSem ale anberen
Rittel feblscihla9en tpnren. so gts.
unb $1.00. Cine Yrobeflai1e frei.
@arnntirt bon &. W. 3uete. 656
Brain Strabe, DUBUQUE, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21

Die Sobe. lie Valpnbiille serplastc,
ais Sumllton etlpa 1900 Sub bod
iiber Der Groe ifppcbte. Der 3ufoq
noate es, haB Ii1 Die Seioc 10 iiber
oos Gobmenpcrf Inn Den Sit bes
Su.itidiffes mano, bab cine grt SSall-
ld)irm cntltono. Sanglum ibmebie
Sannilton nit oielem SaQidirm DER
Gr0e SIT.
Sein Slid rcttcte i'm alid,, ais er
cinnlol einen Nrodcn periud)te. Der
erode, lpeifer an elm init ciner
Sdrnelligteit BON 20 Mteilen per
Stltnbe babinfabrenoes Illtomobil
bcieitigt mar, 5erbrad) in elmer Sobe
con ioit 800 SUB. Mit GROCER Sci
l;csgcgenmart iabte Samilton ltad)
eincm Der 9einwono.TI anc mo rpie.
Der erreidtc CT iait unperlest feiten
9pOen.
Seiner 8ciitcsgeaenmort unb lei.
mem offeren aopi bet or aild) Die
Grthefung ieincs bcriibmt sciporbc.
itca Tbgleitcns ans- betrddtlid)er
SoDe 5u bonfeii. @ilner ieiuer Moto-
rem 5erbrab emit, nls CT nit cii,em
sleroplan 600 Sub bod IN Der 2uit
ihrpcbte. gr wGre an 9ooen aefal-
len, meiln eS ibm nidt elm gliidliher
8eoonfc e~ingegcben bate, Die Mn.
idInc leiht nod borne 5it neigen. so
itri1 er ourf Die 9uftItromlngen in
ionftem IbItieg bin. uno Die Suhc
eefiei linn 10 gut. has or bas @rperi.
ineilt INNER ipieherboltc.
Die 2eute, melhc Snmiltou in iei-
i,er Ginbbeit in Iem Britain, Cont,
fonntclL logcn. Dob er oorauf ans
NOR, es bal Sogeln gleih 81 tbull
rnb III flicgen, oils CT folm bas GSe-
hen erlernt bate. Gum Sdreden Der
Warmer. Die slngit cor Dem Shelen
ibrcr 8ierbc batten, Ioa or logar Or.
prcbmnaen nit groBen Seinpano-
Seaeln perlchen baden. acilt Heger.
id)irm mar iiher, Don Dem &nahen
niht ais Salihirm beim Sprunac
BON irgelb einem Saun ober Siigel
beniibt 81 merben.
Samilton itcbt i'm Sitter BOT, 80
Sobren. Scbr su Mltsen fommt linn
fiir Den 9erilf oes S%uftitiffcrs icine
Observation-Disclosures. Or niegt MIR
10 Iflnb uno perfiigt iiber cine iel-
tenc @ejdidlihfeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
rSboppins" ani benz Meer.

Selbft auf Der Seereiie mitten auf
Dem boben Neere bleiben Dem Srau.
enber5en fiinftig Die 8%eriuduneen Der
Wpoe niht eripart. Gines Ger grob.
ten 9onooner Wooeeeih1fte bot iid)
enti6loiieu, ouf aQen eroben engli.
iden YaIiagierbampiern aleiberpup.
pen auiSuiteqen. Sobalo oas Shiff
Den Sofen ~nerloiien bat, erpartet Die
reiienoen 9amen I'M Salpn oes
S1iffes cine 8alerie bon Wobepup.
pen, Die Die berrlifften unb perfiib.
reriihiten neiien 3oitiime 5rr Sdau
itellen. Gin 8ertreter oeS Sauies lit
an gorb, err legt ben @iiensburiti-
gen bereitniaie cine groBe !Samm.
lung Der neueiten Stoffmitfter Dor, er
pcrr1tD Die Yreiie-rn6 ipte biaig
Tic ieien- er nimmt and Weab rno
iibermittelt feline IuitrGee NIT orabt.
loier Geographic DEM 2onooner ate.
Tier. 8enn Die &eiienoe oain baS
Sdiff perlGbt unb IN 2onoon elm.
trifft, ermartct lie bereits oas fertise
aoitiim. Die 9onboner Shneioer-
iirmo bat lid bur6 8ertra9 auf alien
Shiiien Der Gunarolinie bos &edt
Ser @utitelung ibrer @ooepuppen
aeiiGert, uno elm Gbnliher 8ertrag
nit Der @bite Starlinie itebt bepor.
Gle erIten Wooepuppen baben an
9oro Der 2uiitania uno Der Maure-
tania bereits lire erite Seereiie bin
ter iib, niht meniger oils 80 Der.
ifieoene &oitiime tpurben babel ben
2eiienben geoeigt, unb nur peniee
Der mitreiienben 9amen permodten
Der @eriudung sul miberiteben. 3enn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21

adt Gage lang tGalid, ia ffiinbIid
immer imieoer bies berrIi6e, emf.
5iidenbe &leib 81 ieben, y inn nift
ausipeiden 5u fonnen, ibn1 immer
tpieber b~egesneu au miiiien, bns er.
foroert cine Seloenitarfe, bie MIR
meniee o%ufbrinsen fonnen. 9ie
Na6rtft bon benz 9obe &onig
Gouaros nlirbe einem Ser Shiffe auf
Der &iidfabrt bon Retp gorf iiber.
mittelf: iofort iteIte. Der 8ertreter
Der Sirma ote reiSenbIten Srauertoi.
letten aus, Die Gneldnberinnen on
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maufee Scroll.
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