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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-03
Kaiser R,ps OF English Medals.

London.-The Express publishes tho
following which, however, is not con-
armed elsewhere: when Sir William
Edward Goschen went to say good.by
10 Emperor William the latter stalked
Into the room where the British am
bassador was waiting. The emperor
was wearing several British orders
and medals on his breast and these he
core off, saying; Tell your king that
that Is what l think of him and his
medals Whereupon the emperor
marched out of the room"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-03
Of crude cocoa and immense

a. ..".. ~ =, ..,.gr.gy 90 - gsEg .GEs \N."r Va
pounds Of crude cocoa and immense
quantities of cutlery, antifrictionNballs,
gloves, silks, paper goods and cover
and suger-beet seed.
Among the articles which Germany
has been exporting in large quantitlss
to South America, Central America
Mexico and Canada are: Cement, cokeA
blasting caps and detona-ors, prim!
ers, blasting fuse, cartridges, fire
arms, chemical and pharmaceutical
preparations, velvet, plush and partly
silk material, trimmings and edgings,
yarn, carpets and rugs, wcolen piece
goods, clothing material, cotton
thread, cotton tissues, cotton piece
goods, socks and stockings, under
clothing, gloves, lace tissue, felt,
women's and children's cotton goods,
haberdashery, leather for shoes, calf
and sheep leather, patent leather,
boots and shoes, leather goods, rub
her goods, "iaiping paper, printing
paper, paper goods, stationery, tiles
and porcelain ware, glass and glass
ware, jeWelry and gold and silver
plate, manufactures Of gold and sill
yer, cast iron manufactures, kitchen
utensils, bath tubs, stoves, ranges and
heaters, malleable iron goods, bar and
hoop iron, iron and steel sheets, iron
and steel wire, iron and steel pipes,
tubes and couplings rails, railway
supplies, switches, wheels and axles,
milk cans, steel cylinders, and other
manufactures of iron and steel sheets
and plates, iron and steel tools, steam
boilers, and gas engines, steam and
gas fixtures, cutlery, industrial ma
chinery, wire rope, barbed wire, wor
ven wire, netting and springs, iron
building material, printing machinery,
type and supplies, copper wire and
iron and copper wire combined, cast
ings of copper and brass, manufacr
lures of copper and other alloys, cleo
trotechnical wires, locomotives,
steam motors and tractors, water car
motors and turbine machinery, en-
gines and motors Of all kinds, dyna-
mos and electrical machinery, sew
ing machines and parts, metal work
ing and wood working machinery, ag-
ricultural machinery, -four mill and
saw mill machinery, pumps and ex-
hausting machinery, blowing, venti-
lating and crushing machinery, cleo
trical apparatus, electrical supplies,
electrical fixtures, insulating pipe,
automobiles. and truck molcrs, We
hicles, carriages and wagons. clocks,
watches and their parts, pianos and
their parts, toys and their parts, man
ufactured wax, candles and soap.
There are certain articles of COM
MERGE in which Germany holds a vir-
tual monopoly. She produces prac-
ideally the worlds entire supply OF
potash, so largely used in making
fertilizers. There is plenty of pot
ash all over the world. It exists in
the form OF si1icates of potassium
everywhere in the earth's crust. But
Germany has a monopoly Of the pot
ash trade by reason Of the fact that
the immense deposits at Strassfurt
are readily soluble in water and cas-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-03
REVOLUTIONARY
D|SL0CATI0N Of
. .. WORLDS \ TRADE

New York, Oct. 1.-THE economic
effects Of the wal in Europe already
have amounted to what commercial
statisticians here believe is the most
revolutionary d%islocaticn of interna-
tional trade in all the worlds his
tory.
Roughly speaking there already
has been more than a months inter-
ruption of an exchange of products
whose value in normal times amounts
to sixteen billion dollars a year-the
total being derived from the sever
billions of dollars in exports and nine
billions of dollars in imports which
have been recently reported as the
annual business done in this line by
five of the nine nations now at war.
There has not been a complete suss
pension of this trade in the case OF
England, whose Industrial production
and shipping go on notwithstanding
the war, nor in the case Of France,
whose shipping is largely free but
whose male industrial workers are
nearly all on the battlefelds, but the
tie-up is practically complete as re-
CARDS Germany, Austria and Belgium.
The extent to which Russian trade,
carried on largely with Asia, is at
fected is not definitely known, but
it has been considerably decreased.
The business which the countries
at war Excepting Japan, Servia and
Russia) have been doing annually in
exports and imports is roughly sum-
med up in the following table:
EXPORTS: Germany, $2,131,OOO,-
COO; Austria, $3.50, 900 $1,000; France,
$l,2SO,O O0, 1000; Belgium, 1888 1000, 900;
Great Britain, $2,371,O00, 1000; Total,
81, O85, 100000. 81 I
IMPORTS: Germany, as2,544,00O,
600; Austria, $722, O0O, O00s; France,
$1,534, 900, 1000; Belgium, $899jOO0,00O;
Great Britain, $~3,624,00O, 900; Total,
1928 100000
Germany's annual exports to the
western hemisphere have amounted
to about 1891, 100000 a year.
Germany Ibcught from the United
States in the fiscal year of 1913 goods
to the value Of over 1891, O00, 600 and
sold to her goods to the value OF
nearly $189, 1000, 900.
She shipped to the United States
last year Notwithstanding coal
tar preparations, a~lizarin, .aniline
salts, indigo, potash, quinine, and
other drugs-to the value Of $21,75O,-
900; $19,O 900 600 of cotton goods; one
million tons of potash salts; $50 mil
lion pounds of wood pulp; IS million
pounds Of palm and palmkernel oil;
So, 900, 900 worth of toys; IS million
pounds Of rice flour; Z million
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-03
INDIAN SOLDIERS
GRIN FIGHTERS
Ghurkas and Sikhs With Allies
XIII Use Methods, Terrifying to
h European Troops, Is
eyshEReERT TEMPLE,
European Manaeer-of the Information
80 ha ~ flewa Service.

European Manaeer-of the lnternatlon'
hg aE NsWs serVices
Londen.-+T3ie throwing hy England
Of thousands OF. her IndiGn fighters in
to France toicombatpG Germany, and the
importati0ns Of French African troops
intp the field, have gisenaan amazing
! aspect to the Fiuternationa li war Ger
many no Vi is3opposing English. French,
Bslgians, RussiansS aFlindus Fand Afrl'
& The remarkably SHIRT time after the
beginning of wal in which the British
! Indian itroopsasNerei seen crossing Can
ada trom the Pacific to- the eAtlantic
astonishod,jt the Germans. arlts indicated
| that tho Neutrality-suspicious. We're on!theit
| way about the same instant that war
was formally declared by eGraat brlt'
ain. gbnsyt,fh same 3~ustahtgtiiat
England. if necessary, can pour Into
| France from India 23S, 900 trained men,
| Of whoml I'd, GOO aFe trained British
troops, including sobIelfo OF the crack
regiments Of athe Royal arHng, the re-
mainderi being, native Indian soldiers,
fit, comrades fontlE1e FIXING line OF
Frances Tureoss and spahis' saiti
According to the othcialifigures, the
strength OF the Mdianpa array already
on it's way to the front Isl infantry
1872, 900; cavalry, rs, 900; artillery TO-
600; engineers, etc, 5000. {F snl!ai
The mains strength of the Indian
army is it's infantry. 3lBrahmas, Raj
puts, Jats, SiShs, ,Puniabis, Dogras,
Mahrattas and Ghurkas, eft allscastes
and several religions Mehammedan,
Hindu, Buddhist, all are warriors who
will lay down their lives for the Brit
ish and the aarh-skinaed regiments OF
the Indian army are a fighting force
hard to stop. NJ '~1r-"s'1 r@.siw,f"6i
Among the, most interesting as well
as the most formidable fighting outfits
in the Indian army are, the, Ghurkas.
iI;:e-e are ten, regiments Of the 5Ghurka
rifles. These little fighters. who come
from the region of Nepal and trace
their descent from the Rajputs, would
rather fight than seat. In appearances
they are deceiying. They are short,
stocky little men, OF somewhat the APP
pearance Of the Japanese, only a bit
heavier. They wear perpetual grins
on their faces and the grins do not
come off when they 60 into a fight.
In close quarterstthe Ghurka throws
away his rifle ana takes to his long
curved knife, which he uses with tell.
ing effect. WheRleharged by cavalry
the Ghulkas stand up and fire at the
horsemen untiljthey come within close
range. Then the natives drop to the
ground. AS tie cavalry passes over
thom, the little Indians are up and
busily at work ham-stringing the
horses and clilging to stirrups, stab
bling the riders.
The Ghurkas like the Scotch High
landers. use bag-pipcs and they carry
their pipes with them when they 60
into battle. Once'they are launched
on. a charge, they do not stop until
they come to grips with the enemy.
No matter how many fall. the Eurvi'
vors do not retreat.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-03
/ Russian An.n captur. Av,,4,

Russian nen captur, AvIator,.
wnen ian aviators descended
- he Austro-Russian from.
/, '"om the village captured
men. llstrians threatened 70
saoot' y women rushed In ana
ovsrpowers IA, A.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-03
John Dawson & Son
Squar@
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G n O e.. T.. RT

Nw~ TSF dw HSNN
For the benefit Of, our many
patrons and those contemplating
becoming customers Of ours, we
publish our hours Of delivery:
First delivery a. m.
Second delivery. II a. m.
Third delivery. ..........3 p. m.
Fourth delivery. p. N.
Saturdays, last trip. ~ p. m.
We take orders for meats and
bakery goods We beg to be. ia
vored with your orders as early
as possible, enabling us to make
our purchases and deliver goods
on schedule time.
Accommodation trips whenever
possible.
We thank you,
208 Sixth st. Phone 1913
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-03
----..---% Z
En9ilM Women Dispatch Rider.

Ens,, isWomen Dispatch Rider.
The warsoface has at least
wol dispatch rider She is Z
motoicys When she first volunl
teered services were declined.
soon ~ ard she found three men
IN 18th their machines with
out any lssas to how to repair them.
Ing Won made the necessary RI.
pairs anoS IN volunteered. She was
accepted.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-03

WANT ADS are paid for II
ADVANCE you seve hslf The east.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-05

mar pobl bo6 Elm llnteri6isb, OF
man nit 60 Wtart 3ulage austoms
men mtib, Doef Of man nod Belle
ber bon Der 8art ab6olen tann.
gis botts er IS iid gstpinf6t,
sirmot frsi Ron cen tleinIi6sn 5or,
gen gu Isin = pomOeIi6 gang me
dbhdngig pDn feiusr Mutter, bic Iid)
10 furbtbar eini9rGntsn mubte.
Rotitli9, bic muBte e logIsib
tpiFsn; rnb er ging an ben tieinen
S6reittiId, Der in benz m0blitrttn
3immsr ftanb uno bsgonn gu f6rets
ben. aber es giHg nt4t, bic 9ono
3~itterit gu beftig.
uno iiber5oupt mar ts 3eit gum
9tenIt - iDGr eigsntli9 iAon 81
ipdt, sr maBfe iid ellen.
gr itir5ie Die 6traBcn entlaug.
ot8 Of tr 8erfoIger binter iib Bate.
3mmtr nod fab tr Soufen bon Sob
ftiiden auf iib Suiommeu, uno oas
t0tr3 bGmmerte pit Elm 2rommel
tptrbtl.
3erHuut, mlot uno bod fur9i.
Bat etrtgt, fiel e8 inn unsnbli6
ihtper, bic 0ieuftitarpen ou8snbal
ten. @r bate nod nidts i'm Mas
gen unp nor febr matt.
SIN 9nitno empfinger i'm bic Sas
msroOen nit Der 6roge:
y@ie iie6it Du aus, 9oaie9 Bit
@u tront9"
CT peGrte ab uno berIu9te gu
lGheln, ober es mar Elm ieltfames
2GGeln, 10 pie elmer Ii9slt, Der Ell
uen S6mer3 perbeiBen nil. Die
Serren am Gid fomel auf ben Sc
Sonten, ooB 5nafe pieaeidt eint
9rauernoGriGt er6ol!tr babe uno
fragttn i9n nidbt pelter. beobu4tsten
i9a nur i'm geAeimea.
2mtnont bon Soole mar I9tpo8
Dor Sun0er, aber er berno4te ni1t
gu eHen; Die Gtnet blieben ibm M
Der Re1le iteden. 81 beIfellte eine
Gloi6e @ein unO front in eroBer
unb boFtisen 3igen. Die 4usen De-
sopuen gu lenften unO bic 3urse
lOite ii9 i6n.
ST fpro6 onfoereot unb mir; sr
IieB cine 5lafde Gett tpmmtn, Tub
bic &omerooen Elm nnO bsIiellte cine
sreite Slofde.
Ser tleine Monoloip Iob nit ero.
ben. if%ounenosn 4usen gu benz einits
mails 10 naben 6reunb bin. Mos
tonnts Der boben2
@inige Der 9errta blidtsn bsfprat
Su 9a0le bin. Der bate entipeber
5isber cher er tatie cine Hobri1t
,erhnIien, Die leinsn Gsiit triibte
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-05

Sine gsbridte etimmung f6Iid
in bic 8efsqi9oft - bate man
q oieleiat nit tihtm Tda Don
pI6bIidtm StriiRn gu fiin? gr6Bie
Sbdnnung in0 8%eIorgnis lag in al
Ter 3iigen.
lbsr al pfoBli9 greiit 5adie Elm
'siu, gof9;, 5it6t Oos 3eitungsblait
berbor uno ruff:
s3um 6snter, es gs6t nidt! SD
farm ss nihf fir mid be6alttnl Rins
Gtr, id bare 5tbntaufsHS Maft ss>
ppnnen ater Der Seufcl mag
piFen, pie bag sugt6t: felt ih bic
Rn6riht bd6e, neib id nidt mebr,
meg i'd tue uno iage! Berger, 9u
bait mir BEL elmer Gbnli9en @eIegens
6tit geiugt, es iei cine dltt 5atia9t,
boB es benz Mtni9en biet IGuerst
foqe, elm Slid ais Elm RiBgel6id
fir ii9 81 be6nIten. Sd polte 20
Dir oomols ni6t glnu6en, aber es
1T 70: Gum Slid brau9t man Esils
Nbmer i'd Bite Sud alfb
ne6mt tell = beIft mir, baB bic 2aIt
bon meiner 8ruit beruntertommt,"
Sin gufotmsn ging Our9 bic Sc
itai6aft. Sic tranten isbt nit Gut
unb 5relbt, un6 Sao1e reoete ME
Gin MaisrfalI, rsbste bel psrtpOrrss
nss 3eu9 urS bsna6m li4 ni9t oilz
oers ots Elm GROCER Sungt, Dem ets
mas @utes niOerfobren lit.
am nGditen Gage mar er piecer
Oerniinftiger, nod nidt gang 10 ses
ItBt unO rabig ME fenft, ober e.
tonnte bod pieDer efen unD init @ufs
mertfamtsit Ieinem 9ienit nodgsben.
gum eritenmal felt Ionger 3elt
fnnb er an bielem 9lbenb pteber ben
@eg gu fsinem 6reun6 @anbiop.
Sic brouGten ni4t piel 8Drte sa
MAIDEN, ie peritdApen Tth ou6 10.
so bdg Dir bamoIs unrsdt oes
tan, Nanblop!" iogie 9aoie berSlid,
aober p%erteufelt, i6 babe nfbt aes
gIaubt, baB es 70 f6psr mare, 70
mas aus3ubnIten!!" uno 8nnbEuD
bic DorgereiAte 9onb.
sMon bIsibt borlm bod Der aIs
te!!" Ia9te er. unO ie frenteit Nm r.s
unb 9efetigten 6reanos
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-05
6Ortissuns fOIst.)
sUmiOrt iar 8HObeSisHitete.

Den alloboIgeuub btim ptrIondl
Ha9 M0glthtsit sinJuodmmen, ldfen
fi9 felt geraamsr Set ode beutl4en
Giien6d6nperDaltangtn dngelsgsn itiu.
es fommt t0bet bdrauf an, tpsId1e
Dtgs bon BEN einselnen GtitH6abns
DerDaltun9en singefaldgtn perbtn.
IN Der Spibe itebt bierin tppbl bic
preubii9e 9erp1ltang, tsHn fe LIT
bis jebt nod bic einsige beutiae Gi'
MISUNDERSTANDING, bic i6rem Sabr'
perienol Bel ben gitcrsissn bic
BobliateH zines ,etgenen4 pndrp1s
gems gibt, Dobl fino aud Oie ii0s
beutIHen 9erraItungtn ooran, bic
pndpngen pobnlihsr einsuri9tsn,
nlIeiH ouber ber pttaBifden sibt
Is teine 8erndltung, bic tbren Gas
@oi9gelegsn6tit,
2idt, Soften gum Rleibere
alfbenabren, prattif9 einseri9tete
gum g~Hsabertiten i'm pads
Ifellt. aaes bas unb bic
Gtnri9fung, boB Elm psrfundl I'M
mer Har eeHfeibsH PerfoHoluogen be-
niibt, trGgt oosa bel, BOP ii9 ods
3ugperIonal in isinem padpagea pie
gu 9auIe fibft. 9oOura pirb ni9t
nasin benz 4lto6OIssnub dberhaupt
1sTteuert, fonbern BITE 8ebienHetsn
IiHo ieosr5ett in Der Gage. ldipciBies
uno bur6seadBte aleieer gsgen trots
fene umSutauf6en unb f9. lpsnn mo-
ttg, bonn Sopfe BIS gum SUB UNI
'uileioen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-05

hi4t me IN III en- paat An1rfH itin
tUirIt. iuenn Du nnm Iangsm umsdns
MT bitftn berndIfoeIim aomDbidntsn
ben Snmtis psEIoren balt."
8as poitffriptum lautsis: SD
bcbe infoIes Der qnfr,suneen nm fs.
ben ailo nbgenommsnt"
GtbsrB MiosriianO 5srIdmoI5 fat
IT. nihts. ais fs oitits pohIiriptum
los Sbr Snrrp obatmagsrt, blsih
stnfam duf oen GtranOt bon DItenb,
odbinpdnosInol Das Ser5 nuroc
ibr ihpsr BET BEN @ebdniSH. unb
oonn tam Der Brief ssroOe, ais bic
a%ufrssune iibsr ben eroBen S1ritt
zines ndtiirIi6en SootsI geItufb,H
par. Sn ben Icbien 9ossn ipar aud
Wltrun0d etipds nngtoul6iatr lino
ipibtr esipeien, unb unlsre !SsIbin Be-
gem Idasiom Elm 2tht oui5ugsbsn
iibsr ben groben unteri1ieb sipiI6.n
einsm bsgdbten 9iIettdntsn nno Der
S9ouipisIsrin BON 9sruf un0 Fs fab
ole Strabs, DIE lie sinstidlassn baits,
NIT gan5en Reiben enoagsmcntsIoier
ShoufpieIsrinnsn bsitbt. Gobrtnd
bate irob ibrss urIsuebdrtn 9oIents
nr9 INNER iein engagement oefans
ben, obipobl iit umGbIiee Brittle an
Observation-Disclosures ibrisb, otfpcbl Il. In
Der 9beoter5eituug repelm1big nnRoRs
tisrte unO ii4 Die 5Gbt dblief, i'm Die
perIdisoensn acsnten onIsuiuttn
nSobrina,~ iugts Gftbsr zines IA
gss, sWltrunod mar btute fpiebtr lsbr
miirriid unb btrorOHsn, lie b6It mid
offsnbur fir cine Stinperin.
Sinh Sie aud, Gftbsr. fp,nn Si.
10 rtosn."
sir cine boffmlnssIpfs Giiimps'
rim, Sabrina, unO i6 fam es in
ibrsn tleintn run0en augen Itttn,
bah is mir am lisbittn Iaesn mDdis:
.Gib Die GsfdiGte dufl"
,8ns piirbs aud i9 iuesn. iptnn
Ii6 mas onoerts bots," geItdnO Gas
brind.
.Gs bistst Ii6 sttpds anSsres,' iubr
Gitbsr fort; .ss nil mid elmer 1.tra,
ten, ben i'd b.rsits ptsrmdT dbospisf.n
babe"
llnb Fe .rsdbTte Sdbrino bi. oan,.
gsI9i4te.
rDdrum srSdbitn sic mir oas9"
fragts Sabrino.
rWeil ih Sbrtn raj b0rsn min,
antuortete GTtb,r.
rDus sToub' id ni6t, fonocrn Gle
molten Iih msins GrTabrung sunrbe
MAIDEN; i9 fsbe dber nift elm, tuars
I'm ia lie Sbnen mtttsiIsn Iod. eli
mir, Gitber, bdbeA mir pom
qugenblid an gefaqsn, unb if
bdb' Git isOsn Gag lis6sr, obsr tpsiB
i6, OBJ i6 SbneR bsrtruusn tunng
tpmmt e., Dab Gle 10 bieI gsrs
gu mir bdtsn2'
.Bts ionoerbur Sic fnb, ca
brina! SD fpolts Sbnsn idon am
Gage unlertr 8etannii9aft
neine aebtnsgsTdidte sr5Gblen."
sGott isi 8unt, oab Gil es ni6i
lttnn baben! Menfheu, bic o6ne grs
gIsi4 gu Experimentation
o,r5snsergdTen btrsit fno, mag i9
niht. unb bod finb sic mir
'ebr fpmpatbii6 - tuarufn, .ann i'd
ti9t er1riinotn."
Dos lit Snitintt, Sd6rina."
.gisletat. aber Id iur9ts mel.
Ten Snitintt."
sd btrIans. ia nift bon Sbnen,
,oB sic mir SIRE GsbsimniTt mits
,9as ndre! Cine San0 iuGi6t bic
InOtrs. Dur9 Sbr 8srtrausn cts
sic ia 6as meiae. q6.r ih
lin ni9t einurdI I~ugsbnIten barber,
luO bag iiberrdidt mid"
GOriissuns fOIst.) /,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-05

Gin gutes Mttafiet,
altnier Geiangnrsiu bat TN bisleu
Sd6r Elm beroorraesnoes Mi.sk'o
.leiponnen -. Ser SteiI&ermsiit,s
IiiIsig lit n1mIih tsiqetrsteu!~
.,'6ot Der cine b~sfoueers cute gtin..
ns2"" .Ginasn tdan ar gar nid)s
,,ser oil isSem Gsreinaabyab ltliist z
.!pai2i9 Qoar BieyipiitIe!.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-05

DitunOers Stimme. a.:
Sa6sn sic idou gebort Ser 9enor
9riIler bat feline Stimme perIoren.
g.: Nas Sic fasena Durd grs
tdltung9
H.: Rse, aber Ourd ger6tp
tntuHQi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-05
Bon esraa aunallss ssdsa.

,Drobuna ousTpr,d,n. ois ,r cniHt
uufFihrt@
sd ipollis ia fortbleibtn, dbtt ou
Diff eins 5eyt WdbsI. guH nod elm
tbtts Mort, Gitber! Dsnn Id Dir
seitattt, oisI,A ldderli6e Experiment
gu mod5eH, ipir1t bn oann, iastn mir
In bret WOnoisn, mtint Jrau tpsrs
beng
Sic 50gsrtt nit Der 9lntipor.
s0islridt" iagts lie mOIi6 nit
fanfter Stlmme, gaber SlrOor mub Id
msins eriItsn5 rshtfertigai, inosm i1
mir isIbIt m,in Bret btrbitns. Ssbsna
faas fino mir in Der 3piiasn5stt
btios fret
sd niu nt9t fret fem
sd femme mid uno tsnns DID,
Sarrp. Did Dis1ei9t otisr oils MID,
neil id ia nod ME in elmer ioIdsn
llmgebuns, iDts ss meine nsue IN, ess
Isbt babe = bic tpirb msiusn Stunos
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auuf Die Grnss, mas sr BON
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nit ibm gu MAIDEN.
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