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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-03-29
Wife = His BODY.

Belle Fourche.-On going to the
woodshed in the ear Of their home
here. his wife found the still warm
body of Edward MoCumsey, a well
known early day cattleman Of this sec
ton, with a bullet hole through his
heart. Investigation showed that he
had shot himself with a rifle, with sui
cidal intent. Temporary insanity is
the only known cause. He was ~
years of age, and leaves a family. =,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-03-29

who desire a sensible, ordinary like
ness and those who, being photo
graphed often, 60 in for more or less
fancy effects, that is, follow the fad
of the day, and, mayhap, go in for
creating fads.
The latest fad is to be taken" in
bed.
1t began a year ago in Paris. several
scenes in successful plays showing
the heroine, fetchingly gotten up. ON
her couch. Or, 1t may be q revival
dating from a century ago, when
French beauties, having been powdered
curled and bed-jacketed within an
inch of their lives, received their
friends and posed and firted to their
hearts content in a day when man
ners were at their zenith, and the per
feet courtier was the hero among
men.
We shall hardly take to receiving in
bed. One very good reason is that
most OF the men are engaged In he
morning, either professionally or in
business. Another is that the girl Of
today is a doer rather than q poser.
Happily, she prefers to be up and do
ing. golf1ng, motoring or working for
some cause, rather than languidly pos
ing In silks and laces, while her
friends come in and pay sentimental
compliments. But even this will not
prevent femininity from taking a lit
tie flyer thitherward, and being photo
rranhod in hor most fascinating nOc-
turnal get-up.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-03-29
ANNUAL FADs IN PHOTOGRAPHY
Innovation Of Having Ones Likeness
Taken In Bed Probably Revival
Of Style Century Ago.

Paris, France.-Yet they come!
What? Why, the Photographic fads.
One season everybody is photograph
ed with q baby. Another, it's dogs.
Last year photographic folk were
prone to stand before windows into
which the light streamed, and, in
deed, that fascinating fad holds yet.
Minor tendencies, such as back views,
profile views, or full face, come and
60. Naturally ~photographing people
divides itself into two sorts; those
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-03-29

Kansas democrats in state cOnven-
Uon instructed for Champ Clark.
Supporters Of President TAFT In
ohio are Inning up his home state.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
. a~ssasinate King. Victor Emmanuel
= Italy.
The WOOL bill Is the next knotty
problem for house democrats TO
tackle.
Practically all the victims Of the
mine disaster In Oklahoma have been
accounted for.
University OF Chicago faculty MEM
osrs and their widows are to be the
Dene0ciafies of . pension system with
. endowmSnt Of $4,000 00.
AZ Philadelphia q homeopathic pro
Seanor advertsed for q few persons to
~ ct anGM cure for warts. Two
Mousaud answered the advertisement.
Business men Of Nelson, B. G, are
o. tho verge Of q panic because OF the
supposed operations of incendiaries.
Three buildings are believed to have
bene set a3re. recently. 49,. ).
"A suspension Of proposed advances
Of frei4ht rates Oh cement by western
railroads;awAs made by the Interstate
Commerce. commission from March
50 until September 80.
Wh1ts'fs 10 be the worlds largest
err has;been layed by an. Elgin, Ill,
hon. The egg measures eight and q
half BY six and a half inches in cir
c~umferdnte ahd'weighs fifteen ounces.
President Taft promised four sen.
ators, Martin Of Virginia, Bacon Of
Georgia, Fletcher Of Florida and Du-
Point Of Delaware to look into the
Vases Of hve cadets recently dismiss
~ from, WestsRoint for drunkenness.
NrD.. Kathleen Leslie. Doyle Loril-
hr6, w@e u Beckman Loril1ard OF
x1hevf1essy n q, bothmitt4d suicide In
New York By hanging herself In the
bakhropm AZ the apartments che and
- husband had occupied ct the Hol-
hnashoute. -
No aecieica cf the question OF Pana,
- canal tolls was reached ct the
meeting Of tho house committee On
interstate and Soreign commerce.
The motion q 1lse. May Il Laven-
- 8 h6vb ~ oIie aeainst Rev. e.
Craw16rd q y0mnnA fogmse pastor
= her church r. Ch3cagns dlsmiseed
~ 4~nied ~ 0ofsppo116te court
N9#%4E+ #f#GAM$ 81 f4HE N - 49, - ~ S#E EEE4 ME 81
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-03-29
BonesteeJ Merchant Fails.

Bonesteel.-John Harms, a pioneer
merchant of this city, placed his af-
fairs in the hands of Charles G.. Hayes,
trustee, for the benefit of his creditors,
and Mr.. Hayes assumed control of the
business. The stock will invoice
about $25, 600 and the embarrassment
will be but temporary, it is thought.
Depressing times, overstock and too
liberal accommodations to customers
forced the assignment.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-03-29
Four Convicts .WeretDeteuates,

Washington, D. G. i -Four con.
visits we're Roosevelt delegates, to the
Christian county convention (M:s-
souri) March "A, according to a state
ment issued by the Taft campaign
bureau. A letter from B. L. Morse of
Excelsior Springs is published. charg-
Ing that County Judge Moore ordered
the prisoners released. dined them al
a hotel and then took them into the re
publican convention as Roosevelt del.
gates. The ~convicts will be the sui
ject Of an election contest. before tn,
republican national Convention.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-03-29
Ice Gorge Delays Trains.

Edgemont. Six transcontine entail
Burlington. trains proceeded from here
after SO hours delay to traffic caused
by a severe washout two miles west.
The food waters of the Cheyenne riv.
er formed an ice gorge 80 feet high
and half a mile wide, washing out a
fill in the track. This ice gorge is
several miles long and another might
take out the bridge here.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-03-29
B%rookings Census.

Brookings.-Eighty members of the
Commercial club of Brookings took a
census of the city Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday. The population is
$3.50, a gain Of 40, or about 10 per
cent during the past 1S months, the
best gain of any town in South Dako-
ia in the same length of time.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-03-29
DAILY MARKET REPORT.
Twin City Markets.

~ IWEn My MnrKetN.
Minneapolis. March 25,-Wheat. Me-,
$l.07; July, sos ~ No. / northern,
$1.Q8k; No. 2 northern, 81. 06 ~. No.
dunim,s sI.O9; No. 8. corn, zoe: No. 3
white oats, 52hc; barley, malttag
s1:26;'No. 2 rye 500; No. max. s2.osl2
;1.o7%: July, Sos: No. ltei nosiyh lrs
81. 81 r.; No. ! durum, ;e1:O91k ..
South St Paul. March 254-Cattle-
e eafees. ;5@@ssss.ssSo; f hogs.. ss.s se e I 81 -,
sheep and lambs, SO. IS 1850 ','ft. ;.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-03-29
MINE PROMOTERS PLIGHT.
After Serving Sentence In Jail, Prison.
err Is Taken West for Trial.

III SoII, VIioSI,
er Is Taken West for Trial.
Deadwood.-Dr. H. r. Muggley, min.
ing promoter, and we'll known through
the west. was released from the Law.
renee county Jail, where he served a
money under false %pretenses, and was
at once taken by Sheriff Jack Henry
OF Los Angeles to that city to answer
similar charges and also charges of
forgery. Sheriff Henry declares that
Muggley also has charges of the same
nature hanging over him at Sacra-
mento, Cal, and will be taken there
when he is through with his Los An.
geles difficulties. Muggley is we'll ed
ucated and widely travelled.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-03-29
Prince. Recites shakesneare.

London:-In the hope Of making a
good public speaker out Of his heir,
KING George has ordered the prince of
Wales to recite portions. of Shake.
speare's plays to his mother.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-03-29
Auctlone. hls Mu.taeha

Mufrayy!ille, M.-Geor8e McAllis-
ter sacrificed hts long. SILKY mustacha
for ten dollars, a~uctioning It TO tKe
a'enest bidder to boost the BUILDING
nun OF the local Methodist CHURCH.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-03-29
Operate Twice on Girl

Operate Twice on Girl, ",'.
baltimore, Md.-Elizabeth Quinn.
aged Is months. has undergone two on.
erations for appendicitis during the
last six days.
The herald., 1912-12-12

chestnuts. This dressing is made by
combining dry bread. butter. salt and
pepper, one very small onion, an equal
quantity of celery. little parsley. a
pinch Of sage and one pound of chest
nuts. The chestnuts must be shelled
and scalded to remove the inner skin
Add to the whole one well beaten egg
and enough water to make it moist
After the turkey is stuffed stick an
apple in the crop. The juice will keep
the turkey moist
If you do not use the turkey giblets
in the stuffing cut them rather fine
after they are roasted and introduce
them into the gravy. without which no
turkey dinner is complete.
Be careful not to leave much fat in
the pan when the gravy is made or it
will be strong and unpalatable. Serve
1t hot In a gravy boat
Served With Sausage Meat.
Some persons are fond Of turkey
with dressing Of sausage meat For
this take six ounces each Of lean and
LAT pOlh, DOtu W Uc "clSucu ullci
chopping: two ounces of breadcrumbs.
two leaves Of finely minced sage. a
small blade Of pounded mace, salt and
pepper to taste. Bind with an egg
Equal quantities of this forcemeat and
veal stuffing are nice. as the herbs and
lemon peel in the veal stuffing give a
delicious favor to the sausage meat
Larded Turkey.
If you wish to serve larded turkey
get nice fresh young fowl Remove
all pinfeathers and wash thoroughly
inside and out II the skin of the bird
seems soiled put pinch Of bicarbonate
in the water. rinsing this of.
Stuff as usual with the inside Of a
loaf Of stale white bread. mixed with
a lump of butter the size of an egg and
seasoned with salt. pepper and summer
savory. Do not wet the bread or the
stuff1ng will be soggy and the turkey
taste spoiled
Truss in the usual manner and then
lay four thin slices of salt pork over
the breast of the bird During the
cooking haste often so that the pork
fat will permeate all the bird
This is an excellent way to prepare
a turkey of the second class sort The
pork supplies the lacking flavor. A
half dozen fresh country sausages may
also be added to the bread filling If
further richness is desired.
The herald., 1912-12-12

cred with wide watered silk. The up
per part is made of the watered silk or
of ribbon stitched to the round of GOV
cred pasteboard. A casing with ribbon
run through il finishes the neck of the
bag, and the two ends of the ribbon
are passed through the coat so that il
may be drawn down over the bag and
tied in place when baby wishes it fol
a plaything. Being collapsible, the ba2
may be slipped into a satchel and will
take up less room than an ordinary
doll.
A Hoop Rattle.
A homemade rattle may be fashion
ed Of ribbon. an embroidery hoop and
several tiny tlnkling bells. Ribbon is
wound around the hoop. crossed from
tiny bows. the center of each bow hav
ing one of the bells tackled to 1t. Wher
baby shakes the hoop joyous music is
heard and baby is happy.
A sachet cushion of ribbon is a nov
city If woven in the birth month colorS
Of the recipient Of the gift. This color
Is combined with white. narrow widths
Of satin ribbon being used and inter
laced as the children make their kin
dergarten mats. When squares for the
top and bottom have been woven these
must be stitched together and a siIk
cord used to outline the edge of the
pillow. The pillow may be filed will
cotton sprinkled with sachet powder.
Crochet Bottle Cover.
A pretty and useful gift for the baby
is a crocheted cover for the nursinr
bottle.
The glass surface of the bottle Is
very apt to slip away from an infant
The herald., 1912-12-12
YULETIDE GIFTS
FOR The BABY.
Pretty Things That VIII Delight
the Heart Of His Fond Mother,

Do not fail to remember the baby
even should it be his or her first Christ
mas. Nothing will delight the hearts
Of parents more than some trife be
slowed upon their darling. SO many
inexpensive toys or dainty trifieS may
be fashioned out Of bits OF silk or lace
and other odds and ends that accumu-
late In the scrap bag that so far as ex-
pense is concerned baby's Christmas
need cost nothing.
handy bag in which may be tucked
a few toys to amuse the little one when
travelling is illustrated here. 1t may be
lined with tiny pockets in which baby'S
small toilet accessories can be slipped
Doll and Bag Both.
The bag looks like a doll. the head
and arms being dressed in a tiny coat
of Dresden ribbon. The lower part has
a round fiat section of cardboard GOV,
The herald., 1912-12-12

~ URKEY is the chief dish at the
Christmas dinner In selecting
turkeys remember that those
having black feathers are con
sidered the best. Young turkeys have
smooth black legs, but when the bird
is old they are rough and reddish. If
the bird has been long killed its eyes
will be sunken and its feet dry.
For roasting buy hen turkey. with
a whitish skin that is clean and soft,
the breast broad. the legs black and
the neck short The flesh of an old
hen is usually covered with long hairs.
and the housewife will be wise to re
ject any such birds II she wants a sat
isfactory dinner. The spurs of a young
cock turkey should be short and its
legs black.
With Oyster Sauce.
One of the most popular ways oi
serving roast turkey is with oyster
sauce. Put the turkey on to parboil in
water enough to make gravy and dress
ing. When tender lift out and lay in
up
ready to make dressing, one-fourth OF
which is cold corn bread. Add six hard
boiled eggs chopped, two raw eggs well
beaten. one onion cut fine. little sage
pepper and salt
Then add one pint of fresh oysters
and stir all together. Pour enough
liquor over to make moist and mix
well
Then stuff the turkey and put in the
oven to bake. Take liquor for the
gravy, with one-third milk. Mince the
heart, liver and gizzard Add these to
the liquor. Mix enough -four with
milk to make a smooth paste, pour In
and let boil until thick.
Chestnut Sauce.
One Of the most delicious ways OF
serving turkey is with a dressing OF
The herald., 1912-12-12

that Is too young to hold the bottle In
place, but If 1t is covered there will
be no difficulty in making it rest COM
fortably by baby's pillow while he or
she is taking food.
Select fine. soft zephyr-white is
best-and. using a simple stitch, GRO
Chef a case that is long and wide
enough to fit over the bottle. Draw
up about Its neck with narrow rib
bon run through the top. Such a COW
or can be made Of silk or cotton yarn
II you wish.
The herald., 1912-12-12
Spanish System Of powry.

The wedding invitation means much
In Barcelona, Spain. For then every
one who receives one must 60 and
give q coin to the bride. That IL for
her dowry. The father is usually un-
able to furnish one. He has had to
buy . house for her and 1t 1t up, and
that 70 usually expensive.
The herald., 1912-12-12
VIRTUES REWARD.

Where is the reward Of virtue,
and what recompense has nature
provided for such important sacri-
fees as those Of life and fortune.
which we must often make to IT'D
Oh. sons Of earth. are ye ignorant
Of the value Of this celestial mistress2
And do ye meanly inquire for her
portion when ye observe her senu-
inc beautya-Hume.
The herald., 1912-12-12
HUMAN LIBERTY.

1t is true we have done great
things, but it is equally true that we
have no night to rest upon them.
Our past is glorious, but our future
ought to be more so. And that
nobler future is to give to every
citizen Of the United States liberty
Of speech and action. Wealth and
prosperity are noble. but human
liberty is masni6cent.-Thomas B.
Reed.
The herald., 1912-12-12

This Is an early Christmas doll
II will be nabbed by an early Christmas
shopper.
Indeed. the early shoppers get all the
good things. including good service.
For when the clerks are tired and rushed
they cannot give good service. They are
worn out. and the goods are pretty well
worn out or bought out which amounts
to the same thing.
The only way to get the best of the
Christmas shopping mob is to head them
off-go frst-beat them to It.
The market is full Of attractive dolls
when the season opens. and the shopgirls
are glad to show them.
Later on the choice dolls are not so
plentiful, and the shopgirls have lost some
Of their spirit
II Is your own fault You should have
shopped early.
The early doll is waiting
for the early shopper.
GO GEL 1T TODAY.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23

nilt,c Nu@ilbr mad Mcrifo cineu
Mcrtb bon ilbcr 641a WiIlipncn Sol
lars, i'll 1911 ging Der @crth der
Tuafubr uuf 1924 Wi0ipncn Suanr5
6llrlld, nIlu ilbcr - Wilioncn lpcni
ger pocr cine MiQipu pro Mipnnt. Bic
Gtnflthr aus Weritp belief lid, I'M
Sabre 1911 auf 1914 Niilipncn Sol
lars 9egcn runb 60 Wtilioncr in
1910. 9urh Die lang anonucrnbcn
Wirrcn III Mcrifo mcrhcn bic DC
'duftc bort nod WulidIcrcr. lllo iiIr
pa@ lalt1cllbc ,Snhr miro Gin ipcitcrcr
Hlld9una bcs @nnbcls 81 pcrScidncn
'clll, lp0brcnb unicr 0unbcl nit pcu
nnocrcu amcrifuniidcn Hcpublitcn in
Den leBtcn SS0brcu ltctig 0eitic0cr lit.
Sn Der @alptinfc linb g Mlnuitric
G%rjcu9niic, Die mir nud) Wcritp otlaz
fiibrcn. Cbcunn itchcu babel @iicnz
ltno Stubllpnnren I'M @erttc Dor, iibcr
20 Willionen Collars, Damn Strabcrtz
babns @ngcn, Shub@ rnb nurcrc
Scbcre @nnrcn, ELECTROMAGNETIC II. a..
IliU nidjt bios Mcrifu hat untcr
iciitrn inncreu &irren ifucr Su
leiben, nuh Der Nanocl Der Ser.
Staateu miro bctriihtlid aeiddbiat,
,ucnnalcih nidpt in ncmiclbcm Mafc.
iute Der niIbcrcr SGu6elslGuncr, oereit
Ibiai llnd Mcritu md, uiel mebr sn=
%riidgcgangcn ut, ais Der amcrifaniife.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23

turg ipoblbcfumltcn @rilllbc1. Sum
bcrtlmbScbn Wuun bod mn bnh tcir
Temilein. hns bat tic bitter cmport,
Die permciutlihcu o&ertrctcr bc5
@oItcs" lmb III ibrcm @ram iino lie
mad ibrcr leBtcn oNcimilldJmug" burd,
bcn ipodcren Silbrcr Der driitlid)cn
@elpcrfihnitIcr, @iesbcrt5, mrp cen
MtiBcriplg bcS BON linen unac5cticltcn
Npblen9rdbcrs StrcitS i'm Mubr8cbict
i'll lid 5uinmncngcidrlmpit mn
mdlsd)cnitill gciporncn, gcrabc, mic
Snioiien bea "Yoor @puic2".
g p%eni9ltcn5 ltcllt Die fapilalis
ltiid)c Srellc lie oar.
glbcr in5ipiidJeu best Sp5is Sid
lpanit in Den |crinmmllngcu meitcr
in aaer @emiltbsrubc Die nrnlcn Pr
better n%uieinanoer, unO maitct lid) bon
ihren @roid)cn, Ole tic IN Die ip5iu
liitiid,c Aollc %cinbc6oblcn. %ic longc
nod ? 2 Wtit ncldcnl Gnoz
rciultut Z : - -. n
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
Onfcl Senn's Genial nicbt
onerfannt.

IllS Gbibuabuu. Mcritp. pcrlautct:
Scr bier ltntiouicrtc Goniul Der Ger.
Stnuteu iit uid)t Der uincrifaniitc
Soniul, iolpcit @cncrdl Ynecuul
Cro5cu, Der @0ditcpmmunbircnbc Ger
HcbcllcIs Nrmcc, III 9ctradt fonlmt.
@cncrul Cro3cp erfldrtc, buB, nu
Die nmcrifouiihc Hcgierun9 Die Sibc>
ra!cn niht ul5 &ricgiiibrcubc amer
tcnllC, DIE Nibernlen Setd)er nld)t ais
Soniul uucrfcmcu fonutcu. SrpSru
iilAtc hin8u. linn gciauc Der Son Acs
lpiNcr Ntittbcilungen BON @crru Get
der nid)t.
"&crr Ectdlcr ut nur Gin nucriias
niIdlcr Vitrgcr lub 81 Der Hildiidlt
1ubnnc bcrtdltigt, mcId}c mir icocit
Iu9ldubcr nnGchcibcn l%nilcn", in9ic
@cncruI Sru3co.
&crr Sctdcr mar lidltlidl nift be-
thirst, ais or nuu iciucm niii8iellrl
Sltrd5i2ml2 III McnituiB Qcictt
lullrbc, mn miro Den Ncncrdl nun ais
mcrituniitcn Silrgcr b~cbnnneln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
Sasbarin'Sraae.
@cnuBuua inter rid,tigrr @cseihnumg
irattAaft. - Vas Earaus &c
iGlgert miro.

Bic %crfii9ung Der Enbrungas
mittcl : Gonmriliiou bc6ilalih Der Be
mlsung pom Socfuriu 5ur Scritcls
lung bon AnbrIugsmittclu iii III
Strait Actrctcu. Gica CAB gelpiiicn
Snbriinnicu &llnb, ciu oiicncs
Sd'rcibcn an hcn lnnrpirtbid)nits
Iitcu Scfrcidr III rid,tcn. lppriu lie
burnuf hlurcii:m rag i'm groBcn
&llhIitum Die %oritcuunA bc'tche. hoB
SucGnrin ilbcrtnupt uid)t mcbr CUR
6cr'tcllunA bon !inhrunHamittcln be-
nllRt lQcrocn onrf, lp0hrcnb thntiddlid,
MIR psrlauBt mirn, rap Die bctrciicn
zen Yrdpurolc nic rihti9c NC5cidmln9
trdgcu, lueil Sncdorin fiir piclc
Arnnic nidlt Die undltbeiliGe &irtung
lpic ,tlider bot. Sarm,2 miro banl
nb9cleitet. lpcnu Snchurin Arunten
uid,t idnhe, 10 tonne cS unnlo9lidl @cz
jilnocn nnftbeilig ltiu uuo g crs
idIciuc huber ruibinm, icbem Ole Wabl
8miihcn 3utcr mub Sachoriu untcr
Der @ororSiesnrg 81 ilhcrlnlieu. paB
feline Souidungcn unterlnuicn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23

iid) cntlarg ser &iiitc bcfinben dis
audi an ben bilbrcichen lnb 1uhitane
5ielcn Sods geieben luerbcn fam.
Die Stipulation Der SDbc unb 0rpBe
Der 8cbdllbc i'm @intlulac nit Der
Greitc Der StrdBen. Die nunberIdonen
Npcnlcs, NIT beren breiten Soulce
parba llno Die praftppllen Eripats
pillcn unb Yalditc iinh iib%er6eu9enbe
Sclpeiie. erfldrte Hconcr, buB Die
Scute Siib> Imeritd's einen iebr itars
fen Siun filr bas Gi1bctiihe bcIiRen.
Cine ser beiten Wctbpbcn. I'M lid,
bna 8rps bes iiibs omerifnniid)cn De-
ld)diteo 81 iid)ern, mare iiir Die &C.
ifdftslrclt Der Scr. Stantcn bas Or
rtttcn bon ganter llno cine ben
hortigcu @erbdltniiien entiprcdcnbc
NusbiIoun9 Der comrcr8icllen Sugero
ulb Der Gcrtrctcr Der nmeritnniifcn
Eroolttc, Dor lpeldcn Die meiitcn
fcircn Sc9riii iibcr Die @eiddfts>
Wctbobcu Glib Imcrito'a BADEN"
che Gin aouimauu 1cincn Wtanu gum
NIiuu'C 'tilCl ScuulC SSiplIillH luIll,
muB er bod unbeoingt cine 3cit lang
nit linn rchen nnb gclpiiermuBen nit
bcmiclbeu in io5iuler Tciic intim
mcrbcn. Gs fam ibm mandlmal
5ruci, hrci @od,en ncbmcn. bcpor er
Den Wunr pom Silocn 81 ieincm
Srcunhc madt. Scih nid)t III Der
Gle mo Sbr mcrbct Cure @aaren
u~crtoufcn."
Scr Hcbncr hcmerftc id]licBlif,
boB Die Nciic bcs Scnoturs Root, nls
CT nod Stantsietrctdr mar, mie audi
Die Nciie Der 0lrbcsflottc bchcntcnb
bniu hcigctruNcn bdttcn. Die Seippbs
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