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Waite seemingly stricken dumb, the
woman shrinking away from him as
though she feared he was crazed
What is it," asked the sheriff.
sternly.
Slowly Waite turned about and
faced him, running the sleeve of his
coat across his eyes. He appeared
dazed, confounded.
My God, it's all right" he said.
with a choke in the throat. She's
she's the girl"
Christie stared at him, her lips
parted. unable to grasp what 1t all
meant.
You mean IL am actually Phyllis
Gale? That-that there is no mis-
take?"
He nodded, not yet able to put 1t
more clearly into words. She swayed
as though about to faint. and Fairbain
caught her. but she slipped through
his arms, and fell upon her knees, her
face buried in her hands upon the
chair.
"Oh, thank God" she sobbed, thank
God! | know who am! | know who
| ami"
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CHAPTER xxxiII.
Following tho Trail.


The withdrawal OF the sheriff mere
II was clearly evident the fuEitives'
were endcavoring with all rapidityl
possible 10 get beyond where the hand
of law could reach them-their trail
striking directly across the plains into
the barren southwest was proof OF this
purpose. Yet 1t was scarcely likely
they would proceed very far In that
direction. as such course would
bring them straight into the heart Of
the Indian country. into greater dan
ger than that from which they ned.
Keith felt no doubt that Hawley in
tended making for Carson City, whore
he could securely hide the girl. and
where he possessed friends to rally
to his defence. even an influence over
the officers of the law. The one thing
which puzzled him most was the
mans object In attempting 30 dsaper-
ate q venture. Did he know his prfe
oncr was Hope Waitef or did he still
suppose he was running OF with Chris
tie Maclaire? Could some rumor Of
Wate's appeal to the courts have
reached tho gambler. frightened him.
and caused him to attempt this des-
perate effort at sscspef and did he
bear Miss Maclairs with him. hoping
to keep her safely concealed until
he was better prepared 70 come out IN
open fght7 II this was the actual
state OF affairs then It would account
for much otherwise hard 70 explain
The actress would probably not have
been missed. or. It lsast sertouaU
sought after. until she failed 70 aD-|
Rssr Il. tha thaater TIA following lHanrl
(Coptinued In next issu0.)
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CHAPTER xxx.
In Christlc's Room.

In Christic'S Room.
Keith swept his glance up ana down
the street without results. Surely
Hawley and his companion could not
have disappeared so suddenly. They
had turned to the right, he was cer-
tain as to that. and he pushed through
the crowd of men around the theater
entrance, and hastened to overtake
them. He found nothing to overtake
nowhere along that stretch of street,
tllumined by window lights, was there
any sign OF man and woman walking
together. He stopped. bewildered,
staring blindly about. failing utterly to
comprehend this mysterious vanishing.
What could It mean? What had hap
pened? How could they have disap-
peared SO completely during that sim
gle moment he had waited to speak to
Ssirbain? The mans heart beat like
a trip-hammer with apprehension,
sudden fear for Hope taking possess
sion OF him. Surely the girl would
never consent to enter any OF those
dens along the way, and Hawley
would not dare resort to force in the
open street The very thought seemed
preposterous, and yet, with no other
supposition possible. he entered these
one after the other In hasty search.
questioning the inmates sharply, only
to find himself totally bafIled-Hawley
and Hope had vanished as though
swallowed by the earth. He explored
dark passage-ways between the scat
tered buildings. rummaging about
frecklessly. but came back to the street
again without reward.
: Could they have gone down the 9TH
or side. In the deeper shadows. and
thus reached the hotel more quickly
than 1t seemed to him possible7 There
was barely a chance that this could
be true. and yet Keith grasped at 1t
desperately, cursing himself for hav-
Ing wasted time. Five minutes later,
breathless. almost speechless with
anxiety. he startled the clerk.
Has Miss Waite come in2 Miss
Hope Waiter"
BLAMED If know" retorted the
other, indifferently. Cant for the
life of me tell those two females apart
One Of them passed through bout ten
minutes ago; Doc Fairbain was with
her Another party Just went up
lstairs hunting Miss Maclaire, and AZ
@they haven't come down, | reckon 1t
must have been her-anything
wrong?"
I'm not sure yet" shortly. who
was this other person."
"Old fellow with white hair and
whiskers-swore like pirate-had
the sheriff along with him"
It came to Keith in q fiash-it was
Waite. Perhaps Christie knew. Per
'AApA ka General kpeY. Carta1nH
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II" rising to ner feet, Indignantly.
l"What have l done to be frightened
tover2"
He laughed. but not pleasantly.
"Oh. hell. Christie, can't you under
stand? Old Waite is after you the
'ssRe way he is me. It'll knock our
Ole case If he can get you into
Court before our evidence is ready.
All you know is what | have told you
that's straight enough-but we've
got to have proof. | can get 1t in a
month. but he's got hold OF something
which gives him leverage. l don't
know what 1t is-maybe it's just a
bluh-but the charge is conspiracy,
and he's got warrants out. There is
nothing for us to do but skip"
But my clothes; my engagement
she urged. feeling the insistent earn
estness of the man. and sparring for
delay. Why, | cannot go. Besides,
If the sheriff is hunting US, the trains
will be watched"
DO you suppose am fool enough
to risk the trains?" he exclaimed,
roughly, plainly losing patience Not
much: horses and the open plains for
us, and good night the start OF them.
They will search for me first, and
you'll never be missed until you fail
to show up at the Troadero. Never
mind the clothes; they can be sent
after u.s.
Tonight" she cried, awakening to
the immediate danger. and rising to
her feet. You urge me to fly with
you to-night?-now?
Sure, don't be foolish and kick up
row. The horses are here waiting
Just around the end of the ravine."
She pressed her hands to her breast,
shrinking away from him.
No! No! will not go!" she de-
clared. Indignantly. Keep back!
Don't touch mel"
Hawley must have expected the re-
isistance, for with a single movement
he grasped her even as she turned to
fly. pinning her arms helplessly to her
side. holding her as In wise.
"Oh, but you will, my beauty" he
srowled. 81 thought you might act
up and Pm ready. Do you think | am
lOol cHOukH " icdNe YOU mere dloHt "
be pumped dry? 1t Is big stake I'm
A@aying after, girl. and am not going
to lose 1t through the whims of
woman. II you won't go pleasantly.
then you'll go by force. Keep still.
fyou tigress! Do you want me to choke
you?"
She struggled to break loose, twist
ing and turning, but the effort was
useless. Suddenly he whistled sharp
ly. There was the sound of feet
scrambling down the path, and the
frightened woman perceived the dim
outlines of several approaching men.
She gave one scream, and Haw.
viey released his grip on her arms to
grasp her throat.
She jerked away, half-stumblins
backward over a rock. The revolver.
carried concealed in her dress, was in
her hand Mad with terror, scarcely
knowing what she did, she pulled the
trigger. In the fash she saw one
man throw up his hands and go down.
The next instant the others were upon
her.
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tween them. mistaEng the action.
Hands on there, Waite" he com
manded, sternly. Whatever she says
goes.
You laundering old idiot" the 9TH
or exploded. I'm not going to hurt
her; stand aside, will you'll"
He reached the startled girl. thrust
aside the dark hair combed low over
the neck. swung her about toward the
light, and stared at birthmark be-
hind her ear. No one spoke, old
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-24
A REVISION OF FIRING RULES
Erratic Results Of Field Artillery
Practice Will Cause Number of
Changes TO BE Made.
United Press Special

United PRESS SpecldI.
Washington, Jan. "a. Such err
ratio results of field artillery prac-
tice have been shown in the reports
Of commanding Officers that Gener-
al Wood. chief of staff, Z S. A, has
recently ordered what is practically
a revision Of the rules of firing.
OFFICERS in charge OF guns are di-
rected to be more accurate in their
observations SO obviously Incorrect
have been the reports turned in that
ANALYSIS of the results by war de
.partment officials has been impossi-
BILE.
Through inspection of sights be
fore the beginning OF target prac-
tice is ordered. in order that detects
in adjustment may be remedied be
fore firing is begun Practice with
unframed enlisted men is forbidden.
General Wood directs that the mex
peFienced members of gun crew is
to be taught their duties in practice
without actual firing
Officers must hereafter study az
tillery probability tables, and learn
to apply them to the guns in use.
1t is hoped that with these added
precautions orderly results will be
obtained. from which conclusions as
70 field artillery work can be drawn
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-24
HAS A FIGHTING CHANCE
Isftf ~itiAN~ iiitliAf DAVID
GitAlfAM pnlIIIl'~ Wit IA
sDAIH lKpN NDt Ms
" as Shot hB Hn instur Musician "
NH-iington--ilea Mau Had
Been Nursing q tf1cN-
AuUe.


uligd ItHs. special
Sew york. Jn a. Physicians
Who fodhs examined David Graham
Phillips who was shot Yesterday bE
FitzAugh CoyIe Goldsborouen oI
Washington announced shat there
were mo- unfayorabls developments
Phillips hss an excellent chance for
recover B,lauyes of the Voudae
man insist that Goldsborough WAS
insane A close friend of phillips
who was also acquainted with Colds
| borough says the dead viohnist AIR
ed his alleged grievance against ths
lnoSelist 10 him a few weeas ago. " "
told me phinipg had commtttea
\ great WONG" this man TOLD the "
y lice today. "l5ut he did not 81
whether the wrong was against hl
or some other person He left tha n
If,r~@sion, however. that ~ va
faRafnst another He asked m"
Ibring him and philips together.
told him Phillips was highly honor
able and refused 20 speak Of the
matter TO him.
The police in searching Goldsbot~
ough's effects found written rec
ord Of his grievance The suggestion
of Goldsborough S friends and the
dead man believed Phillips had taken
Goldsborough's family as model
for his book. Fashionable Adyen-
lures Of Joshua Craig" is scoifed at
by Phillips relatives and friends
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THE S0lONS VOIE FOR StNkNNV
l.sF the THIRD 4 iuIe Charles A. Cal
i,ssrsoa r. Fsissss>F sssn
United ~tHtrs senate.
f,eTas lNews service speeIaI.

Austin. Texas. Jan, "a Charles
A CulbersOu of Dallas was today
unanimously reelected United States
senator from Texas, this being the
third time he has been returned by
The legislature The morning session
both the senate and house was tax
On mp by nominating speeches, which
were Mandatory OF the senator In
joint session tomorrow the senate
and house Will cast their votes for
at which time he will
make a speech of acceptance. 7. d.
Rowell made the nominating speech
in the house and McNealus in the
senate
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A NEW GOVERNMENT IS FORMED


Constantinopte, IAN. - Dis.
patches TO-DAY from Asiatis Turkey
say the rcboliuus Turks and Arabs
in Venom have established a proVls-
ioual government and are leV}iug
taxes They are determined 10 found
an independent kingdom II is feared
viii result in renewa of
the recent massacre Of the Armen-
fans and other christians. The rebels
the loyal Turks. The gov
eminent lis mobolizing an array o
quell the oppression.
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DOORS OF BANK BROKEN DOWN
No Attempt Made 70 Blow Vault ana
Il Ii Believedssiae Robbers
We're Frightened Away.
exas News servlce special

Texas News Service Special
Denton, Texas, Jan. 2t-The
doors OF the State Bank al Argyle,
near here, were broken open last
night by Yeggmeu but they made no
attempt to blow open the vault and
il is presumed they We're frightened
off before they could commence
work. They broke down the doors
with t3s stolen from the section
house. The tracks Of two men We're
found this morning when the bank
was opened and search for the rob
bers was instituted.
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TIDAL WAVE Or ELECTI0 NREF0RM
Invest CATIONS are to tBe Made ia
Eighteenth Congressional Dis
tviVt Of Illinois
United Press Special

| Danvilie. IN, lam. ga tidal
\ wave OF ciccttan r@forEn threataua
the entire eighteenth congr@s@iouaA
, ldistrict OF Illinois investigation
!, are practically assured in Edgar
= Cote and Champaign counties.
I GRAND .Jufg- Foreman isaac Wood
fYaru rpHafIf4sfps-d Judge KIM
1 broHgh that Deputy vortex. appoint
ed bafiff by sheriff sheppard 10 at
tend the grand jury was trying 10
dictate what Witnesses should be ad-
mitted 10 the grand jury room.
woodward demanded another bailiff.
are not being served
properly and the court warned tho
sheriff and his deputies not 20 eS-
iced their authority
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WILSON DOWNS THE MACHINE
tntetuot VT AoN Jvf~sp Aius iigiH
tur i.tc,fiuu of iBntrs MARITIME
Co., fHr senate

IHIaH rf.f Special
Trenton N Jun rs Cover
Woodrow Wilson's senatorial
candidate. jones Mnuine. received
a0" ta+s r1Irf un thp separate
#IiltHe ul fNr legislature Forty
.a. votes ae needed to elect James
suta Dr. Marines opponent. i'm
maia'es released his supporters.
which assures Marines election on
joint ballot tomorrow
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Drank Carbolic Acid,


Gainesville. Texas Jan. "a Miss
Zoe Weaver. aged 90, attempted 20
commit suicide last night by takins
large dose of earboic acid. She is
still alive today but it IS feared sine
will die. She refuses to give the rea-
son for attempting to end her life
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ANIATORS WILL ANIATE.
Announce They viii Give Waco an
Extra Exhibition.
Texas News Service special

Waco Texaa, Jan. "a. Aroused
by sharp newspaper criticism yester-
day because of their failure to make
good on their advertised exhibitions
here. the International aviators an
nounced this morning that they
would give Waco an extra day OF
flights and would show the public
they could fly.
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NEGRO SHOT TO DEATH.

axas News Service Special.

Texas News Service Special.
Amarillo, Texas Jan. 24.- JAS.
Griffin, a negro, was shot and killed
here earl this morning during an
altercattn with Huelom Davis VITO
was seriously wounded Ira Taylor
came unon the men while they wera
fighting and opened fire killing
Griffin. All parties are negroes Tay-
Tor escaped.
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SlAytRS Of ktTCAtL GUllIy
jury gives walter BiplcS and ts"i-
die smith tire Fern ia The F"n-
ittutiafg.


Jnlted Tftss opttIdI'
Mansfield, Mo. Jan. 24.-Thc ju-
ry this morning convicted walter
Dipley and Goldie Smith Of the muir
der Of Stanlcy Kctehel the cham
pion middlewcight pugilist and gave
them a life term in the pcnitentlary
The Jury deHbela ted ali last night
Ketchel was killed last fall on r, =.
Dickcraon's ranch.
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TeXas News SeTVlce SpecMI,
Henderson Texas, Jan "a Ear
" this morning fire destroyed the
residences of Fred Lundstrom ana
G. II. Herrick The families We're
awakened after the houses were IN
flames and escaped in their night
clothes. The loss will amount to
$4,000
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STUDENTS H,,r oiosr cAIL.
Two Aunng Mcu Narrowly Isoapr
Asphyaiation by GINS.

Texas News Service Special
san Antonio Texas. Jan 90
Lester Carmichael aged 30. Of Bee
vile and William Miller aged 90
of SNdmore. who are attending
school here narrowly escaped death
Oy asphYXlation this morning They
were found ia bed overcome boy gas
and We're unconscious. In moving the
bed last night they unknoWlngly
broke the gas pipe.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-24
ANARCHISTS ARE PUT To DEATH
Dozen Socialists Executed in the
Prison nj Tokio-Conspircd
Against the Mikado.
nited Press Special.

United Press Special
Toxic, Japan, Jan. 24-Denloro
Kotoku. his wife and ten other anar-
chists were executed in the prison
here today They were sentenced to
death last week by the suplfme
court They were convicted on Slar-
ges of conspiracy against the Mikado
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Capt. Barr's last command was the
Yacht Westward owned by AlexaIl-

der TOchran OF New fOTh' Ils'a1 7F'l'I-
mer he sailed the Westward in the
German regatta. defeating the Ham
burg. Emperor Williams Meteor ana
the Germany His former defense o.
the American cup was the cause OF
Sir Thomas Upton offering him q
large sum for his services.
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FAMOUS SKIPPER DEAD.
Captain Robert Barr Died of Heart
Disease ut southampton.
Inlted Pics special.

United Press Special,
Southampton Jan. Captain
Charles Barr the famous skipper
died of heart disease today, He sailed
the yachts Reliance and Columbia
when they successfully defended the
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PLACED ON TRIAL FOR MURDER
FOR the Third Time Ike Knight Il
Arraigned for killing ia I.
IaImon-Jury secured.

Texas News Service Special
Fort Worth. Texas. Jan.
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Kantors' fritz.
Moman bon sbeooor BON
3obeltib.
(Gorticsuile.)
r Stonutei5ter

vSerr Stalmeifter!"
Sn Der Stoltire eribies eilr
iebr feiner 9err in blauer 2ibree
NIT iilbernen Wappeufn0pfen, ein
Wann nit ens!iid augeihrsten
g~adenbarte, aber ionit ~glattraiier-
tenn @eii6t unb Ieidt geltulptcr Ga.
ie, Die Der gan5en 9bpiiognonie
einen sepiiien oummitol5en Mus-
orud gab.
ueinen MusenbIid, 8egeiad,~ Jag
tie &empel, lid m09te Sbnen germ
uniern neuer atueiten @eitfnedt,
Gris Sieoler benamfet, p%rdienfie-
ren!"
9err @eseiad, Der .autider, ldritt
iteifbeinig, babel aber cine porneb-
me Monhalance beubelno, auf ui-
fern 9eloen gu uno besruBte i'm
NIT gndoieem 3opfniden.
SD freue mid, iunger Mann,"
ndielte er, nidte oann abcrrnals
uno panote iih an @empeI.
vgs mirb 8eita bob mir balo
mieoer in Die Msauern Der Reii-
beng sur~udfebren,~ fubr er in oer-
ielben naialen 9onart' fort. nMar
bat Fd oes 2onoaufentbaltes emf.
mobnt = mon lit oorfmiioe gepor-
Den. Sd bin niinmnl elm 8roBitao-
ter = ab
Dieies leste .ab" man6te 6err
8egeiad imnter ei,t, tpenn er gang
oornebm erideinen moate. Der Slut
fder oes @rafen Sorn = @ittmei-
fer @raf Sorn mar Der Sntimns
oes @rafen WenoeIin aolpin =
batte Dies unnahabmlid feuoale
uab" als elm @rbitiid ieines Germ
aud angenommelt, ,ino oieier made-
re @oiielenfer galt Geseiad als ein
Wuiter bon @ornebmbeit.
Serr 8egeiaf belt ii6 nidt Ian.
ee ouf. gr n6ieIte nod einiges
Dor iib bin uno ltoI5ierte oanll
init fofettem Wiegen Der Siiften in
ieinen Ston ouriid.
nDie anbern iinb in Berlin &C.
blieben," uonote iib Sempel bon
J neuem an Den inner nod boz
bofften 8feipefts Dor ibm itebenoen
Gris. v9as iinb namli6 e%riterS
einmal Der Serr aommerbieter @at-
frug un6 Der 2afai Seinrid, ~
bonn Der lange 8afcoop, Der Stall.
fnedt, 5ugleid 8uride oes snabi7
gen $errn @rafen, elm @ipel aus
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Cine beitridembe Jram

1T Ole, Die biibid in @eiidt, bon
Sorm uno froblidem temperament
lit. @ber cine beltrifenbe Sralt
barf ni6t franf ooer nerpos iein,
lie oorf fein Nierenleioen, feline
unreine Sout, feline ihledte @e-
iiftsfarbe baben. electric 9itters
erbdlt iie oeiuno uno biibid, giebt
itarfe Nerben, belle @ugen, reinen
@tem, glatte, ihone Saut. SOC hri
aIlen Qruagilten.
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8 bisie GI6te.

Sie tDeit uber Die @ren3e.l
Deutidlmo's renonlmierte Muiif-
Snftrumenten- uno 9armonifa~
Sabrif gb. @eiB in Groiiingen
(Sduar3ualo) bat cine SIote in oelt
Marft eebrabt, Die Bel Nidtipie-
Tern Sntereiie erregen miro. Sober
man fam auf 6ieiem Snitrumen
te nod elmer einfaden MnIeitlmg
Die idoniten Muiifitiide fpieIen Of
lie cine Npte gu fettnen. Sir Ser.
eine, fir Bifnife, @usfliige nnb fir
Se6erman, Der 2iebe our Mu{if
bat, lit oieies Snftrument gu EN-.
pfeblen. Die Girma Of. @eiB per-
ienbet bon ibrer Stem yorfer Mie-
berlase 1893 9roaomap, 81. 9. City
nod grbalt bon $1.25 cine Slote
poftfrei ing Sous.
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- Sn Der Geseno Ser Terminal
@ailrooo CARDS in ct. 2ouis 1T
our6 cine S%euersbrunft elm Sbaoen
Ron elmer Minion Collars angeri6e
tet moroen. Die meiiten @ebauoe,
Die a%bsebrannt iino, paren Sobrif-
gtabIiiiements. 9as Serler fam IN
ben @erfen Der Sllttig Saib ono
Door @ompanp auf.
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Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup.

Set iiber fiinf8is Sabren bon
Wiaionen bon Miittern fir hire
&inoer init Dem beiten grfolge BERN
3abnen gebraudt. Ct berubigt oas
&inb, eripeiht bas l3abnfleii6 nno
hilbert Die Sdmer5en; beilt aud
@inofolif nno lit bas bette Mitt.l
bel 9iarrboe. lteberaa bel oen @po-
tbefern gu baben. 5rast nad Wrs.
@inslom's Sootbing Sprup nno
nebmt ntdts anoeres. % Gents Ole
SIaide.
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Weteprulpaie 40 hpe.

Die @ottin (beim Sriibitiid): SD
modyte beute einige @infdufe beior-
gen, Shas, menn bas @etter GIN.
fig lit. @as iagt Die 3eitung?~
Der @atte; u8egen. 5agel, @e-
ipitter!"
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2atarrb famn ntdt fmriert tperoen
bur6 lofale M~pplitationen, bn iie
ben Sib Der &ranfbeit ni9t errei6en
ionnen. @atarrb 1T cine 8lut@ ODER @ons
ititutionss &ranfbeit unb Inn fie 5u beis
len. miibt SIR innerIi6e 3eihnitteI neh<
men. Salts &atarrbs&u tpirb -einges
nomn,en un6 tpirft brett alf bas BIut
nn0 Die idleimige Oberfld6e. 8an's
9atarrbs&ur 1T feline 0uadfalberzWeeoi
gin. Sic tpurbe felt Sabren bon eine,n
Der beften Ner5te biefes Qanbes beruro>
net nnb lift elm regelmdBiges Me3ept. Gle
be1tebt aus ben befter befnmten Sonica.
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