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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-30

go with Red, he having unexpectedly shoudered the responsibility of supplying the camp with game and using it to forbid her to accompany him when she would ti1nidly suggest it.
 One night Red came into camp late. He refused the supper the girl had saved for him. and got at once into his blanket.
 New word she said to him sl1y1y when after a moments hesitation she had crossed to bid him good night.
 What is it?" he asked, looking up at her as she bent over l1irn
 :" Iove;' she answered, naivey. "Biil told to-day"
 Bill, who was coming to join them, stopped short He hestateds then turned his heel his face flaming
 Good answered Red. smiling back at her. Then Good night, he said, brusquely, and turned in his blanket
 Bill said Red, the neoa morning, "t,at night was lookin fir water-I found heap Q old scouts bones. I'm goin to cut round this mountain and look him up again. He might assay eon1ethin.
 T wouldn't waste time nosn' around him Let his remnants rest in peace. Grub's loy. We'll have to hit the trail home in a week You prospect, an I'll prospect. l :T.1ts~ .s5e
 You'll have to have rnoney-rnore money, Red said. slowly Back over there, IS a big old world Q women, waitin to stick daggers into this girl The : g"I know it. sBill* answered.
 If there's gold in these hills I'll get it" Red said grimly: and shoulderng his days rations, he started down the side of the mountain. He lowered himself into the box canon at the left and by noon had To- cated the original arroyo The heap of beached bones lay where he had left them.
 tionaly T didn't bump that night when left yo- ing into his eyes "Youre happy out here-you don know nothin' that's gon' on" He looked around aim
 "I want gold!' he said f1ence1y "Bilfs got his woman and he's goin to take her back with him for the world to make fun of wanted her., he went onr feeling great weight lifted from his heart he put ed her--but B1fs cleaner than me-and didn't put up fight. A faint tinkle rewarded movement of
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-30
The GIFT OF THE HILLS By JANE ANDERSON
 nwHAp4R

"Its a woman" Red shouted him. T found water ?!
 Bill came panting up. He clutched Reds arm It's mirage, he whispered, staring at the girl with pro- truding eyes They've got me-Red, the -
 Red unsung the canteen and forced Bill to drink Everythings all right, he said if he were talking child "Don'tSgiye way, pard. found water hole. Here, gimme that water You'll be sick as hound pup" He dragged the canteen from him.
 q somehow didn't mind that dyin part of it SO much" Bill said huskly. But thought you'd gone off in them hills and I'd the last of you, Red They looked each other silently
 T come back Red said briefly.
 On the way into camp Red told how he had found the girl, who swung along beside him, nterestedly glancing from one face to the other
 Well" said Bill at last, T guess queerer things has happened here in this Arizona knot-hole of desert but if they has I heard of en Tied to stake you say-and us out here more'n five hundred miles from human face
 rnanacle Who put 1t you?" Bill tnidly asked her. When he had repeated the question and she only stood staring appealingly at Red, Bill turned agry She's deaf and dumb he said, bitterly.
 A weary smile hickered into Reds eyes The girl drew back senstively.
 She's angel" Red said, briefly. "She can't sabe a word you say. And for knovin what she's talk ing about, she might just as well have dropped right out of the sky and landed smack on her back where I found her"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-30

Bill let the entire matter pass by, haf-believing. in his soul that he would awake and find that he was his brain and Red lost somewhere the merciless desert. At camp, while Red and the girl rested Bill had killed them in the early afternoon.
 Red stretched out beneath wIthered mesquite, fell into a heavy sleep When he awoke the purple shad. lay long the sand and the yellow moon peeped over the mountains. He turned over lazily. Bill sat before the brisk campfire, smoking oontentedly at over her work the girl was f1ssng with the iron pot swinging above the coals. Red felt suddenly aen unwanted they seemed so much at peace as II some sort of silent understanding existed between them sharp pain shot through his heart. He turned over wearily and closed his eyes. But he did not sleep though he did not when he felt the timd touch of her fingers his arm. But when she plucked at his shirt the he pa ddh tr0qs H m r9ssd Gund ae of tenderness in her face that made him feel abashed
 That's something she's goin' to put your cut, :" 5hs i'sl dug dap'1ipsP' upss ''S r'@ @ M M 's wound
 "Aw, I'm all rght!r Red remonstrated
 You let her fix you up" Bill ordered "1 saw you all tore up and was goin to wash the dirt out of your sore when she me and wouldn't let me. '
 So Red lay quiet, suffering her gentle nnlstration Itwas the first time that he had known the kindness late years of his life There had been other wo1en but they had not been kind. '; wifefy sai zeal, Gad and Red got up and joined Bill.
 "S1e aint squaW or angel Bill reIna rked, 'shes French I know enough tradin' French picked Up in Klondke to know that She said some French words after me Ike she knowed what they was"
 Sure: that's why she talks this jargon we can't sabe" Red agreed The long days dragged by un- marked by incident the girls growing vocabulary and Reds astounding French doggere., Some days Bill would prospect alone returning at night worn and disgruntled. Sometimes he would take the girl with him his trip, and they would into the camp at evening happy, and piecing her words into hatng sentences She refused to remain camp alone peer ing about her with blanched face and wide terrified eyes when they would mention it. Only twice did she
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-30

ED threw the flat bone back into the rickety skeleton.
 %Bil1," he said to his partner, that's a bone out of some old miners top piece, It's bleached that white, bet the old scout bumped somewhere close to twenty years ago."
 : !sI ain't -denyin' it," Bill answered, as he swung up into his btrro-saddle. What I said was that if we intended to find water, we better be hittin' the trail" He swore at his dozing steed; and, after lazily blinking the alka1i dust from its thick eye-lashes, the burro ambled pa-
The evening world., 1912-04-01
RIVAL GANGS MEET
N BATTLE, -FOUR
OUTSIDERS HURT

vOur bystandsrs were injured In . bat
~ between ths RED Psppeu" and
'DuRy's HIM. gangs In which more
than thirty shots were nrsd and bottles.
eteoss n ot..s . missiles thrown IN East
One Hundred and Second street, be-
tween Second aud Third avenues. last
Might The fighters ned ~ the police re-
oervss ran up and none was caught.
tAougn several had TO Be carried away
~ their friends.
Mrs.. IDA Stein Of No. us East One
Hundred and Second street was 3ust
leaving her homo 81 she was struck by
. bullet which cut through her upper
llp end carried away one Of her front
teeth. add Samuel Carl. eleven. also Of
Ne. as. shot IN the wrist, were taken to
sns Reception Hospital by DR.. weiner.
Mrs. Fannie Blot Of No. 200 was
Moc,osd down while trying to defend
her lace stand IN front Of her homo
ana was struck On the lei with .
rock. DR.. weiner had to put several
stitches In the wound. Abram Gold.
bart. . manufacturer of plumcs. who
tried to protect his stock after the
pisse-siass window Of his millinery stors
% No. D7 had been smashed. was
badly cut end bruised by stones and
bricks.
The members Of the Red Peppsrs.'
nt,moersng more than . hundred,
dashed out from . dossn falcons. when
about seventy-hve OF the ''Duny's Hili''
men msrcfcd into the street. and the
0ottto vas on.
The evening world., 1912-04-01
Rubber Nipples and Nursing
Bottles at Special Prices

Don't lose sight of safety in buying such a little
thing as nipples for baby's bottle. There are many
doubtful nipples, made of all sorts of old rubber re-
appearance of new rubber. These questionable nipples
are sold by all sorts of stores at all sorts of prices.
Be carefull Baby's health is too precious! Buy
nipples as you would buy everything for baby-only
from a druggist of the highest character. If you buy
Of Riker-Hegeman you are safe; we will sell you only
the best nipples. made Of clean, pure, new rubber, by
honest, reliable manufacturers. And we will sell them
at prices as low as or lower than you would pay other
stores for the doubtful kinds. r
The evening world., 1912-04-01

Family Remedies
Survival of the Fittest"

The Tallow Candle, the Stage Coach, the Old
Oaken Bucket-all memories Of the days when New
York was young.
To-day we would hardly be satisfied with the
crude facilities of our forefathers. Now and then,
however, our attention is attracted to some thing which
has survived the storms of the past and which in spite
Of modern efforts stands by itself the equal or superior
Of anything in its class.
Notable examples of '"Tbe Survival Of the Fittest''
are found in the Family Remedies of the Riker and
the Hcgeman laboratories, which have withstood the
more po "%S I'll" Than ), ever er-'@ L Is %V wert Srne os espe a;sd n aae
that the rigid requirements of the Pure Food Law
have served only to strengthen the confidence of the
people in these remarkable preparations, which have
been sold by us for the best part Of a century.
The evening world., 1912-04-01

strength and vigor to your
body, color to your cheeks ond
quiet to your nerves.
April is a trying month for
the children. They work SO
hard and play SO hard that
at this season they arc prone
to be run down" Give them
Riker's Emulsion and see how
surely they pick up.
Riker's Emulsion is made in
our own laboratories from pure
cod liver oil - imported in
original casks from Aaelsund,
Norway-and combined scien-
tifically with tho hypophos-
phitcs Of lime and soda. W.
know every detail of the manu-
facture Of Riker's Emulsion.
and we guarantee it a. q
perfect emulsion.
Freshness is essential in
Emulsion of cod liver oil. Our
Laboratories supply our stores
with Riker's Emulsion in such
quantities that tho stock is
constantly fresh. Ask for
Riker's Emulsion and you will
DO sure to get the perfect
emulsion in q condition Of
perfect freshness.
Large bottle, only 90 cents.
Riker's Safsaparilla "A
good, old = fashioned remedy
with many friends. Acts ~ .
blood purifier. appetizer and
general tonic. We believe that
Rikcr's Sarsaparilla il the best
Of the we'll known vegetable
blood clcansers, and Thousands
Of satisfied customers indorse
this opinion.
Large bottle. only Is cents.
lions 10 always sold with the guarantee
.~> ~oN >nkip>1v ~s&s.e:>I
The evening world., 1912-04-01

Riker's Expectorant has
~triumphed through four gen.
crations. The great-erand-
parents Of many Of our present
customers proved Rikcr's Elk.
pectorant the ideal remedy for
coughs and colds. Literally
hundreds Of thousands Of suf-
fercrs have found relief in this
sterling old preparation. We
can say sincerely that in ali
our experience we have found
nothing equal to Riker's Elk.
pectoiant for throat and lung
troubles.
II you have . cough or .
cold, or throat or lung trouble,
do not let it run along in
the dangerous days Of Spring.
A bottle OF Riker's Expector-
ant will bring you quick relief.
You may use this excellent
remedy with safety on the
children as well a. on yourself.
IS cents and 80 cents.
Riker's Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil--Aside from its
well-known excellence As a
remedy for lung troubles,
Riker's Emulsion is particu-
larly valuable in fo~rtifying the
system weakened by the strains
Of winter. Il il a flesh producer
and body builder and rapidly
increases the strength. Owing
to it, freshness and the high
quality Of it, ingredients il Is
acceptable to the most delicate
stomach.
II you are weakened and
nervous after the stress Of win
ter you are easy prey to
disease. Riker's Emulsion will
feed your system, bringing
Every bottle Of Riker's own prspsr
-
The evening world., 1912-04-01
Reliable Baby Foods and
n.G., nn->dios-Wn oa,cr;&

Baby Remedies-We permit
no baby food to enter our stores
until we are convinced that II
is a good food. We will not
deal in any article for baby use
unless it is Of unquestioned
highest quality. You are safe
when you buy baby foods and
baby remedies of Riker-H ege-
man. Our regular prices on
leading baby foods are:
Imperial Granum, zoe. sac,
soc. S2.l0.
Mellin's Food, 3sc. sSc.
Peptogenic, SOC, 7Sc.
Nestle's, SIC. a2.l0.
Eskay's,- zoe, 400. 60c, $2.lo
Cereo, Sec.
Horlick's Matted Milk. 3sc.
&c. $2.9s.
All the leading remedies for
babies, in perfect condition, at
lowest prices.
Sugar of Milk - Highest
quality, sold elsewhere for csc
to S5c a pound, Rikcr- Hege-
man price. .2sc ID
Riker's To1u Expectorant
A perfectly safe. pleasant.
effective remedy for coughs,
colds and Group. .35c bottle
Jaynes' Castormel - A
superior laxative for children;
all the qualities Of castor oil,
but pleasant to take. 20c bot.
Castoria Genuine
Fetcher's)-R Regular price,
S5c, Riker-H egeman price .22c
Sterilizers and pasteur-
izere-Do not wait until baby
gets sick and the doctor orders
a sterilizer. 1t is less expeu-
sive to buy one first--but be
sure the one you do buy is ef-
ficient and reliable. Baby's
health may depend on its
accuracy. We realize our re-
sponsibility in offering you the
several styles of Sterilizers and
Pasteurizers we handle. You
can depend on our selection:
you are safe when you buy Of
US. Prices % to a.
Bath Thermometers -
Tender skin is sensitive. Water
too hot may scald, too cold
may chill. With a reliable
Bath Thermometer you will
have the temperature Just
right, and can keep it right,
during the entire bathing time.
All our thermometers have
large distinct figures. We guar
antee their accuracy and de-
pendability. 10 cents.
Small Hot Water Bags
Little ones for little folks;
sizes from II pint and u pint
up to big sizes for big folks.
Once you have used these little
bags you will appreciate their
convenience. Only q moment
needed to heat water to fiji
them, and then baby's pain
is quickly relieved. lsc. 3sc,
SOC and roc each.
Every Hot Water Bar
big or ~littlc-made honestly
and fully guaranteed.
Rubber Sheeting We
handle only one quality. the
best; in all widths. Stork
Sheeting, q p~araffine prepara-
ton. in two widths; and Stock
inette Sheeting, also water
proof, but without the rubber
feel some folks object to.
geman prices--s3c a yard for
5 yard width, up to si.ss yard
one.half yard width. We save
of the price charged at
and Pantelets - VIZ
he best quality. Well designed,
mpletc comfort. Various sizcs.
g; Pantelets, SOC.
commodes-Vcry light and con.
d up in small space. Easily pu,
lel. Almost indispensable when
The evening world., 1912-04-01

Baby Powder. If baby's
skin ID particularly susceptible
to irritation or chatting, we
recommend Riker's Zuyder Zee
Powder. of absolute softness
and purity. lsc . box.
Riker's Violet Excelsis, q
superior talcum powder, very
finely pcrfumed with the most
exquisite violet, 2sc.
Colgate, job nson Baby
Powder, Williams, Vantine's
San Dermal, Bradley's Wood
land Violet, Lundborg, lsc
each. Mennen's, Fehr's Carbo-
lated. l3c each. Roger & Gal
let, l7c. Comfort, lec. DER
kiss, 23c.
Riker's Violet Talcum. a
pure. fine. delicately scented
powder, l5c.
Wire Bottle Racks-For
four bottles. 35c ;forsix bottles,
4sc for nine bottles, 7sc.
Bottle Warmers - Small,
compact; made Of brass or tin,
lined with asbestos; fitted with
q small alcohol lamp. Slip the
bottle into the warmer and in a
few moments the milk
is ready. The prices 6
are so reasonable that ITM
every mother should III
have one. LtaN
Prof. Langerfeld's Dl5tsE
Baby Food Warmer, ~.
tin, sold elsewhere sMsl:
for 81; our price
during this sale, zSc.
Brass, elsewhere. @
$l.25; our price%S
now, CSC. -
Thermos Bottles-To keep
baby's milk hot through the
night or when travelling. We
con now sell you a genuine
Thermos bottle for only 81.
Other sizes andfnishes at Sl.s0.
~. $3.50 and up to s4.7s.
The evening world., 1912-04-01
Every Mother Will Appreciate These
Special Offers, All This Week

Two nursing bottles, full 10 cent value; !
One good, pure rubber nipple. sold else
where for s cents.
One miniature-size package OF Riker's
Zuyder Zee Talcum Powder. regular
price 10 cents.
Anti Collie Nipples, &c each, 4sc d,
Seamless Nipples, &c each, 4sc d.
The evening world., 1912-04-01
Full 25c
value,
all for
only
SC

Cleanwell Bottles. Sc and
SC each; 3sc. 40c, SOC and soc
dozen.
Hygeia Bottles. eight-oz..
l3c each; two for 25c.
Cleaneasy Bottles. Sc. &c,
SC each; 4Oc, SOC. zoe and soc
dozen.
Freeman Bottles. eight
and ten o., &c each; e0c dozen.
Mouth Breathing Device
A small habit may have per-
nicious results II not checked
at once. If baby is breathing
through his mouth. get i'm
mediately in our stores q de-
vice specially designed to rem
edy this. It weighs almost
nothing, merely tape and net
but is entirely effective; three
sizes. Price CSC.
Ear Caps ~
II baby's ears NNNSM
show signs Of wN
projecting un- NE ~
pleasantly you m ~
can easily and ~ ~
comfortably NH~
cause them to NN
grow normally by using our ear
caps. They are light and cause
no Inconvenience. Various
sizes and styles. Prices SOC.
silk, 75c.
Hand-i-Hold Mitts - For
the baby who sucks his thumbs
or to prevent the little fellow
f,om scratching a sore spot,
and for many other uses, moth
ing better has -
been devised q ~ CO
than Hand-i- III q SYN
Hold Mitts. ~J
Light, comfor- |NmnI
table and san
itary. Various sizes, 81. so pair.
The evening world., 1912-04-01

and zee how many different kinds of things re have-for the babies, and their
mammas, and their nurses. Things to keep baby heathy-and wealthy and wpe.
Space to mention only a few items here, but you'll find the Rker-Hegeman store
q specialized Babys Bazaar. Come in and see for yourself.
The evening world., 1912-04-01
Our Prices on All Medicines

are steadily lower than you will find IN any other stores. Adver-
tsements Of occasional "cut prices are liable to be misleading.
in that 9 few articles are priced at low figure. for q few days
only. while higher prices on scores and hundreds of articles ore
maintained regularly. Riker-Hegemans prices on all remedies
and medicines are consistently lowest every day. These are
typical examples Of our regular prices:
The evening world., 1912-04-01

Every bottle Of Rikers own preparations 10 always sold with the gsraut
I money cheesfuly refunded Il you ere not entirely satisfied.
The evening world., 1912-04-01

Ear Caps
If baby's eais
show signs Of
projecting un-
pleasantly you
can easily and
comfortably
oa,,so Aham a
The evening world., 1912-04-01

Russell's Emulsion 81 size 72c
SCOTS Emulsion. 81 size 600;
SOC size sec
Moller's Cod Liver Oil. 75c
size SIC
Pulmonol. $s size sl.es; d
size soc
Eckman's Alternative, Se size
4l.0S
Fellows's Syrup $3.50 size s6c
81 size soc
Listerine, 81 size SOC; SOC size
SSc; 25c size lie
Bromo Settler. 81 size 6sc; SOC
size soc; csc size l7c; lOc
size &c
Sal Hepatica. el size soc; SOC
size 38c; 25c size loc
Westphal's Auxiliator, 81 size
60c; SOC size $50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09

elm coles Ser5. @eroen Sic mir
mieber bethlehem, Scrr Maion, fails
ib Sbre Silfe beoiirfte?"
so gerne mic bellte."
r@ut, i6 babe Sbre Mbrelle. @ol.
len Sic fommell, melln if, pieleidt
balb, Sic bolen loiie, audi penn Die
Sotidaft nod 10 ieltlam flingt2"
sd meroe fommen."
Sic beugte lid mo tiiBte ieine
SanS. errotbeno 500 lllrid iie
5uriid.
r@tein @ott, meiln Hoianna oaS
label" bafte er.
~Sorgen Sic, oaB mein Snfel
Sic nidt beod)tet. itno nofmals
ber5innigen 0anfl"
@ottfrieo 2pnoitb trat Elm, uno
beinabc gleif5eitig brallite Der 3ug
in Den 9abnboi.
.aonm', Slipiu."
Sic itiegen in cinen @agell eriter
&laiie . lllri6 Maion iudte iih IN
Der 5peiten elm GlGehen.
Die @loden5eiden ertontcn. sic
Sofomotipe pfifi, Der 3ug onmpftc
binauS III ole fulte WGr5noht.
Spedbapen blieb pie ein Sraum 5il.
rid. lllrih febrte beim na6 Con.
Don, 5u Suianna unb 5llm Topal $50.
terloo britannia Sbeoter, nur Ger
ieltiame SLAMS oes Spals erinnerte
i'm, baB boS slbenteuer @irtlidfeit
gepeien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09

ntht moglifD, marilm frelle if) midi
niht, Sran5 unb 8liioo nad smoIi
Monuten mieOer5uleben2 Nlui Guido
irene ib mid allenfalls, mie 1bnlifl1
Der Surge ieiner Wllttcr lit. slrmeI
Senetiol Sic lit pobl gerne geitor@
ben, llnO ooh bate i1 iie emit lie6..1
Gr trat nGber rno legte bie San(
auf Ole Shp'.-- oes Mannes, oe1(
nod INNER ii lenb uno perlonseno
b~inaitsblidte u Die enoloie, ion.
nenperflGrte @r mar elm lido.
ner Mann BON tpa fiinflmo5wanSig
Sabren, groB, blonOt NIT eoelen 3ii.
gen mo tieiblaucn gen. litter
al ben Toiiagieren D.. .Golnmbio"
mar er Der ein5ige. bon Dem 9oro
Montolieli mdbreno DER llebcrfabrt
~irgenopie &oti5 genommen, obaIeid
er einen groben Nod tritg i,no SIT
arm mar, eriter aaiiite 5u reiien.
Die Eailagiere nannten i'm 6obert
SamtslepL einen GnglGnoer, DER it
Die Seimatb 5uriidfebrte. nahoem CT
5mei Sabre in ocn weitliden Staa.
ten gclcbt. obne, mie es idien, iein
Slid 81 MAIDEN. Seit err IN Nep
9orf boS Shifi betreten, batte i'm
cine ~per5ebrn0e Sebniudt eriaBt.
GuglanoS Sooen 5it erreiden. @r
permodte meoer 81 cilen, nod III
ruben. @enn Die i::aen Stsrns Z.
mittcrnGhtliher Stunoc berobblid.
ten auf Die bunfele See. ihritt er
raItlos aii Dem Seroede ani mo
nieoer uno blidte mieoer bimails nit
lcbnlii6tiaem 9lid. @s NOR elm
%ltiler. idmei9iomer @aun. uno &C.
roSe oieie 3uriidboltuns mar es, Die
Den Baron suerit an5os.
Gortiesuna foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
Nad ounftltn Stunocrl.

8eldid lit una6meno6ar. > go.
bert, mein geliebter @ntte, oab ih
nit Dir inter Den @ogen oeS
OSeons riIbtel llnier 3inb ober nil
i6 baben, mas INNER baS Spfer
mir audi foite. @aS liegt an mir
lno meirem @obl uno @ebe? @enn
lh belrd.bcn milB, porllm nid)t Sir
Silgo 10 gut mie einen anoeren? Sic
meroen MIDI i'm Mprtbentron5e gum
Mltar filbren, nn0 i6 mnlB l1delil
nno 8liidiuiinihe entgcgennebmen,
audi menn boS Serj briht. @elde
aomooie, ~barmber5iger @ptt!-llnb
ld) bin nod 10 Jung, unb ooS 9e6eu
1T 10 enol6S langl"
Sic lebnte lid ans Seniter, oie
8eoanfen manoerten 5ilriid st Der.
gangenen 3eiten, Die ME mieocrfeb-
rem iollten. canals mar er an III.
rer Seite gemeien, inter oen slrfa.
ber BON Spnoitb Yarf i'm iernen
Staiiorbibire. Wie mar oas 2eben
idon gemeien uno entsiideno. gleid,
Den 6eenmGrden oes MsurgenlanoeS.
Sic lab I'M Settle ben aeliebten 8at.
ten luieoer in oa' ieiner &raft uno
Sdonbeit, iiibltc icineu grm lie
ianft umib!ia9en, borte feline Stim.
me ibr ms Sbr tonen: .glei6 mir
treu', Slipia, pertraue mir in alien
9~ebenslagen id febre Suriid 5l
Dir, 10 pabr ein Simmel iiber irn&
it,"
limo lie bate eS geIo6t uno-
.Sie flint Wimlten iino periloi.
ien." 6egamni @ottirieo 2pnbitb er.
barmungsloS. r@os bolt Oh be-
i6loiien?"
Sic manote ii6 nit iold' leiden.
Gbnlider Sarbc, iold' s~lonsloien
Iugen 81 ibmL Dab er iih entiestc.
sd merbe 9einem @illen emit
ipreden, Snfel 8ottirieo, irnb mag