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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-15

The heart of the nation goes ont I'd the
patient. earnest. strong unflinching man
In the White House. who l. now passing
through one Of the darkest hours in hn-
man life. He has borne without a muir
muir for nearly a year and a half the
great burdens of the country's unusual
problems and pcrplcxitic~. and IL il can
bring him any Solace at such a moment
he can feel assured that the deepest and
warmcst s,mpathieS Of the people of the
United States. without regard To class.
i~rced. section or race. are his in this
time Of trouble. They cannot Tighten his
sorrow. but they share il rs one " hirh
IN . peculiar sense comes very close
home a. them all.
This White iIonSc family has been 4
very attractive and pleasing spectacle
10 the country. Ii has converted the ma
tional mansion into a home. and made
il the centre and the model of that sweet
and simple life which radiatcs light and
strength in every direction. and whose
beauty and w-holcsomencsS appeal so
strongly To all kinds and conditions of
men and women. There arc many mil
lions Of our people who do not under.
stand the merits Of the tariff or the
currency questions. and who are puzzled
~ the complexities OF foreign policy
but there Is no D who cannot read the
household lesson presented by this daily
example. and in whomc love ~ home and
admiration Of domestic virtues have MOI
been stimulated bv IL. More even than
all the Presidents eloquent and uplifting
public uttcrances has this happy. whole.
some family life impressed and helped
the country. The Wilson's took To the
White House more than a scholar and !;
statesman and nm honest leader in the
person ~ the head 81 the household. They
took with them the hest thing IA HI
found anywhere public or private. and
something that Il more needed than any.
thing elisa God fearing. united. loving
unaffected family circles. representing
the highest ideals in their daily routine
W higher tribute can he paid To Mrs.
Wilson than to say that she was a iii
helpmaie of such a husband: no higher
tribute can be- paid Co him than fo say
that he was worthy Of the love of such
a wife and mother.
Words M such 2 time are powcrlcSs.
iiut there Il unfeigned sorrow in the
United States Today wherever people.
read the story 81 the grief that has come
upon the man they love and honor: and
they feel almost A. their own the distress
-
Of the noble. Christian gentleman who
stands IN the shadow Of SO great an inn.
pending loss.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-15
SATURDAY. AUGUST Is. 1911.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers nj the city VINO fail to re-
ceive The Herald regularly are requested
70 notify the Office promptly. All papers
delivered in the city should be received. a.
q rule, not later than 4:4J to q o'clock ..
III. Unless some accident to the press or
other untoward delay occurs nj the print
ing Office, the paper should be ont not later
tnhn = 80 and the carriers should complete
their distribution. even to the most distant
subscribers, within not less than an hour
and thirty minutes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-15
MONOHAN
Is RELIEVED OF
HIS POSITION

Chief Dcputy Sheriff Pat Haley re-
ccived orders today from Sheriff Ryan.
who is nj Corpus Christi. notifying him
To relieve Jailcr Mike Monohan from
duty. which MIR. Halcv said he would do
this afternoon al 4 o'clock.
No information coull bc obtained ~ 10
be cause Of the orders from Sheriff
Ryan. aud Mr.. Haley said when Scrn this
afternoon that All he knew was that hc
bad the orders.
Wko will succeed Mr.. MOnOhan ~ not
known AZ this time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-15
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

III auy erroneous reflection upon the
character OF anyone, or which may affect
the standing Of any person, firm or cor
poration, should be published inadvertent \
iy m the ne@s columns Of The Herald. Il
wlil be corrected promptly upon the atten
tion OF the publishers being called for il.
Office Of Publication
1900 Washington Street.
Telephone No. =.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-15

Ireland little home rule squabble has
been postponed until after the war is over.
Both Uhionists and Na~tianalists in the
Green Isle are loyal subjects Of the United
Kingdom today, and both will fight loyalty
under the Union Jack.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-15
NO FERTILIZERS NEEDED HERE.

Northern farmers are gravely concerned
over the prospect of = short supply ~ pot
ash for fertilizing their farms. owing "a
the war in Europe. Germany J. the world
greatest producer Of potash. and as ship
ments Of the commodity from that country
are entirek discontinued 90 long as the war
continues .kthe world win Se deprived OF
potash foEthe use of Is Farmers. Potash
is a very hnportans essential for the pro-
duction of crops on northern farms. and
the situation threatens % he quite serious
for ihem&
All the sounds strange 10 fhc farmer in
SoutherafTexas. aud moro particularly a.
those in sthe Rio Grande Valley. Down
here, the soil j. % rich and fertile a. to
render ii unnecessary to stimulate Mother
Nature hy the application Of fertilizers. Il
Germany depended upon the Southern Tex
as farmers for a market Tor her vast de-
posits Of potash, she coula keep the most
of II at home. without disturbing the agri-
cultural interests in the least. An that j.
reouired un this wonderfully endowed valley
u a small amount of water and 4 reason
able amount Of labor. with m equally rca-
sonablc amount Of human intelligence and
some col pnon sense ihrQwsV ~, u produce
bumper lrops. .Fcrtili4erA 10 a~-Desging
here,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-15
A BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE TO MRS
WOODROW WILSON.

Among All the thousands ~ tributes
from the American press 10 the charac-
ter Of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. none are
finer. trucr. or more touching than the
following published in the Baltimore
sun ON the evening when the beloved
wife Of our president was known TO be
lowering on the borderland between life
and eternity:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-15

Two ont Of every loo divorces Obtain
cd IN this country are sought within the
first year after the ce-~-n~-- Thrcn ,rn
granted n the second year. six IN the
third and eight n the fourth. while ii
the fifth the percentage 4 4 fraction
higher. sa4r N4tttN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-15
N0M0RE FALL|AG HAIR
NO MORE DANDRUFF

Nearly every one has dandrufr. and must
recanrile themselves 70 the iaea of IT,
coming completely hnlh or resort Ia the
use ~ Newbro'x iIrrpirlde
The MANUFACTURER have absolute raith
I'm Herplridc 10 enlUs WIN traces ~ dan-
drun. - perfect n this belief that NH
dealers arc instructed AZ eel tire pr~para-
ton with a money hack~ agreement
Snch supreme confidence n the lest evil
dtnce IN the world 81 the merit ~ Hsrpi-
eide They know the result. hence the
guarantees n protects the purchaser.
Used al directed. Sewbros HerpIrid-
eradicates dandrun and prevents The hair
from coming out. IL stops itching Of the
scalp. which - 60 dlsnEreeable
N-wtrois Herpicide In &C and $50 sixes
~ guaranteed 40 40 an that II claimed.
II yuu are not satisfied your money viii
BE- refunded
Applications may be obtained az rood
barber shups. 444t t|
--.m.A. -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-15

Mrs. Fisher. widow ~ Professor Fish.
er has the honor Of being the ONLY human
ART director If a museum in the world
having succeeded her husband a. direct.
or Of the Tast ASiatic Art in colo.p.
Germany.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-15

Congress still keeps on AZ is work, while
all the rest Of the country J. having its
vacation. Brave old congress!
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-15

DIR. q. III. Thorn viii leave this after
noon for \ weeks rip 10 Galveston IA
which place hc will enjoy the surf bath
ing anil ser the seaside sights Of the r.
land City Dr. Thorn will pay a visit to
friends I'm Houston before his return
home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-15

Washington. -. g.. August 1J-Arrhcr
Huntington. president "a the American
Geographical society aud wife ara safe
~ Nuremberg. Germany. They have NOT
been arrested. NJ
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-15

Thomas +. Williamson. representing a
firm of cotton factors of GALVESTON j. n
recent arrival in the city. a guest Al the
Miller hotel. Mr.. Williamson will be
IN this section IF the country for the
next two weeks spending mos: Of his time
in the VALLEY.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-15
NO COTTON RECEIPTS TODAY

Liverpool, August 15.-No receipts Of
American cotton at Liverpool today. A
few sales were made at ESQ shiIlings for
middling.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-15

It. Louis. No.. August l5.-Robbcrs to-
day killed f. Seller and stole the payroll Of
a refrigerating company here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-15

Chief Immigration Inspector DuboSr
who left for Corpus Christi Yesterday
on "a short business trip l. expected a. re-
turn To his headquarters tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-15

Marriage licenses were issued today to
Rafael Ramirez and Amelia Barrera; An
tonic Lowlin and Olivia r.. Barron.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-15
WEATHER.

Ne~ Orleans, La. August Is
Unsettled tonight aud SUNDAY.
Probably local thumIrr showers.
Light variable winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-15
REPUTATION

Beware Of him who regards not
rs reputation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-15

Singers. lovers and poets a
privileged liars.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
Sin Lnnnfinariacs 0Lrr6lntt.

&icbter Sitpplee ii6eriDieS geitern
9}adnittng Den t9-id6rigen Sarrp
I6im bon 91r. tt2, g3orO.9u5erne-
StroBe Dem @criatsoerfa6ren unO
ieine 6eiOen iltgenoli1eu SpieBgeicI-
len Charles Griffin is Sabre alt,
bon 93r. 332, g9iQow-glpemie, uno
George Sing 10 Sabre olt, bon 9lr.
2719, Sp-@}aoiion-St -StraBe, Dem Su-
geno0eriHt pegeu ange6li6en @in-
6ruds in Die g8o6nlug bon Or. 9loD0
y. S6ippen BON 93r. 209, g8eIt-9Qo-
.nlpnent.StroBe, 9lQe Grei ioIlen an-
ge6lid geitoloen 6aben DG6renO Ser
9l6weien6eit bon Or. S6ippen in Oei-
fen @o6uimg einge6ro6en II. @ert6-
gegenltdnoe I'M @eiannitlpert6e BON
$500 clhuenoet 81 6aben. @s mar
elmer Ser frebiten Oie6itd6Ie, Die felt
langeu Sabren in Baltimore auSge=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04

blideu t0nnen2" fraste PO1niB, an=
ffeinenO nit Der gr0Bten 9lei9giil=
tigteii, als % ni9ts peiter als 0Of=
Ii9teit ibu gu bieier Sruge DeranlaiIs,
80, mir iinb nit ben SortI9riiten,
Die unfere Socfe ma6t, iebr 5ufrieoen,
QBir 9offe1 nit unierer Wlaf9ine
f9pn re6t bolb 5uItonbe gu tommen.
n9as min i9 Sbnen BON Ser5en
ipiinfGen," berfeBte p0lniB, Der Oos
Quspeidetoe inrbieIer 2lntipOrt loou=
iugeH f4pn sepobnt lpar unO 6ober
Ie6r ipohI lertonnte. nlln0 ooB oles
Sbren MiiRSden uno Grlportungen
entIpri9t~ fiigte er 6in5u, .Oos ipiinz
f6e i'd S6nen ni6t minber."
Der Sopaner nit feinem epigen
2Gfeln nm bic 2ippen bantte berbinoz
li9 unb erbob ii9, Iobolo Die llmitdns
De eS erloubten, nm nit Ieinen @enoI=
fen tpieber gu peri9lpinben.
Qlls Ii1 6onn Wlilter Mbite unb
q01uiB nod cir babies StiinbGcn i'm
bena1barten Nau63immer benz @es
nufe elmer Sooonnd bingaben, irubte
Der lsBtere bos @efprdh no9mals out
hieien @eeenitono 3u lenten.
Gs fGeint naG unb na9 nit oen
onge6inbisten Sprobefliieen bob GrnIt
gu peroen," Iagte er.
rGs ipir6 oleema9 aber aud 3eit,
eripiberte Uliltsr Mbite, Dipenn bic
Ssrren in Oieitm Sabre nod bu3u
tommen pollen, oenn, tper tann iagen,
ipis lanee bic quite Witterung porbdlt9
ylito 2iboIooo peiB iibrigens pobl,
bob i9 tpi1ens bin, ben beporitebenben
Dintsr in potis gu osrbrinsen, unc
bic 8ubs bier cben I9lisBen tperbe, io=
bolO es nit Der SOfiago elm gnbc
Bat"
,0aber oiiG ieBt tpobl sic duBer=
oroentliGe @eg9dftigteit S6rer aiiatis
fdoen @dits. Sie sonnen Ii6, fooieI if
in ben lebten Sagen @elegenbeit batte,
bic Serren gu teoba9tsn, taum mebr
bic n0tisiie &ube gum unerIGbli6en
9iTsn,"
gSa, sic boben rs6t, fie iiberorbei=
ten Ii9 f0rmlicp. Qtbsr eerobs ibre
g(usbouer, bic 1T es, bic i'd an oieien
9euten benunbere: bic erfaunli9e
9ingabe an cine Sa8e. Ole eeraoeSiI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
n@laooieD 6atte Sclfcrs6clfcr.

N}orgaret Carroll BON 9}r. 519,
@eit-0}uI6errp- p-StraBe, beitdtigte ge-
tern Dor 0li6ter Gean in ser nor0-
6itlitben @oli5eiitntion, oaB iie cine
Soee ousgear6eitet babe, Inn in Oen
geiib Der &rapattennoOel bon @alter
2. &lein BON gtr. 23tf, gforOs@ol-
BERT StraBe, 3it fomnen. @eln6B 0en
9lngnben bon &lein nuroe er bon
Ser 6rail Dor Orci 8agen in ser 6oir-
mornt-2IOenne in ein @eiprdc6 ge5o-
gen. 9tad eini1cu Mimlten fam cine
au0ere 6rmu nit einem Manne ber-
bel. Ger Monn puroe Damn aui
&lcin eiieriii6tig unO fing eiueu
Streit ali. 9lls Ii6 sic beioen @3Gn-
ner 6olgten, trat @}argoret Carroll
Oo5miiden Inn Oen Streit 5u i1lid5.
ten, nobei Oie 9iaOel alein'S i6ren
9eiiber me6ieIte. &lein IieB Sic 6rau
per6aften. sic murOe oem @eri6ts.
berfo6ren ii6ermieieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
(a2. 9Ortiseang.l


50" Ingte @panbtner, Der oas
milb Idn0it obesIegt bate, ober auf
ben 9nisn iid nod. nit ben OsridrdntT
ten 26ufen gu lfoffsn mo6ts. .uno nun
bic Riidenboore bes Bodies tpfeno
Iireidelts, ,oos sibt an @emsbort, pie
on ielt'n iisg'it. 60 a fuf5'g &rOnen
eeb f9on glsi odfiir!"
nDos CLAUDE id Sbnen," berfeBte
Wiiter Wbite l1telnb. ,Dobei mahz
ten sic fein l9lebtes @ei9dft."
.Worum a net9" perlebts Der SogOz
oufIebsr fdmun5slnb unb itrih iid
nit hem 3sigs= unb Wlittelfingsr Der
linteu Sanb bic gis5apfen ous Dem
Gdnou3bnrt. rWorum iollP | net 70
a 0reibia seronsrl perbienen9 Der
9aber @nonbtner tunts brdud}n.
llnfunIt is has 9tb'n, obo a Gomsbart
sof' @elb!"
Wlon lo1ts, mahte nod monde ans
ertenaenbe 9smertilng iiber bic Sogos
beut,, bonn absr flnutt Dos Sntereiie
had llno nah ob.
.QoiTen Sie benz Sogbauflebsr cinen
crfriihenoen Srunt unD einen trdftiz
Gen BtHen pctIsben," Togte Wliiter
Mbife gu fetneni 2eibbiener, auf
GjiDanbtner beuisnb, Der oieIe Meis
fiina nit beif1lieem &opfnidsn oufs
nu6n. ,,Qun mir" WliIter Wbite
msints lid Ielbit unb Ieinen Begleitsr
PDQnib limb beute begreifiiHer=
ipeiIs sApos mitoenpmmsn un0 buber
erfriI1unasbebirftie; boffentlid miro
uns boS Song redt balo gum Griibs
iiiid rufcn."
cer Diener elite bobon, ,porauf bolb
be sonBe @sisnf6aft uuseinoubsr
ging.
Eis 2liioten perIhtponoen in Der
Hihtune ouf ibre WertItdtten. Wliiter
M9itc uno pollnib 5ogen ii1 3uriid,
bic ourh Stnse. Gis unb ShpeiB
furfndbten Saobtleioer bonn 2eibe 81
tetommen.
DGiue bolbs Gtunoe fpGtsr inb bonn
Ter 6ousberr nit ieinen Gditen i'm
&minqroom beim gsmsiniamen Mabs
Ie. unb nun ginq Is an Elm 6rogsn. @rs
aGDIen unb S9iIssrn aIIsr giH5sIbeis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04

@orbilOe bienen IaiIen; aber, in leinem
3immer ongeiOmmen, elite er unge'
IGumt unb eini9ermoBen erregt an ber
Sernipreder.
@r mubte finben, baB er in bet
8piinenaeit fpieOerbolt aus S6r0den
aneerufen porben mar. 9os mar
burG eincn 9lnI9luBapparat belperf=
itelli9t norOen, ben man ein3uiGy1lten
bermo9te, obne ale @efabr, buB feline
SGtiofeit bon britten Yerionen irgen04
ipie na9r1enommen per0en tonnte
Dieter 9(pporot, bas 1ogennnnte Qln=
nunciapbon, beItebt nGmli1 in elmer
pbonosrapbiI9en 8Orridtung, Die in
Q(bpeIen6eit Des glngerufenen eine
borber I6on in i6r nieoergelegte outo=
motiI6e Qntiport 5iI erteilsn imitanoe
1T unb bies ou9 our9 Elm iidtbares
3eiben ben Nnrufenben ertennen ldbt,
Will oDer muB Der Snbober Des Seles
pbons ii1 aus ieinem 6oufe entfernen,
lam er mittels bes Qlnnunciapbons
beiIpielspeiie binterlaRen, 0oB er erIi
Inn oieIe Ober iene 3eit tpieOer gu ipre=
den Iet ltmsetebrt Der3eiGnet Elm tIeis
ner 9pparat, Der an ben SDrtribter
oor5uiGolten it, au6, BON ipO Elm 2ln-
ruff erfolgt mar, 10 baB man initan6e
1T, bic erpiinIdt gefpeiene @erbinOunQ
jeber5eit nadtrGsli4 ber5uitellen.
9lls pDlnib BON ben @org1nsen
&enntnis eenomnen bate, eriuhte el
bic ltmifnltsitslls Inn Nerbinoung mil
S9roden unb i9IoB feline Sideruna
ON 0as Selepbon an.
.6ier 9lerol" faste er in ben tleis
men Sprehtridter, als er 0onn aud
nod ben Mstiermonteli9uB iiber ben
&opf eeitiilpt batte, unb bos rote
2dmp9en bes 2lpparates iri5piIGer
oufleuhtets.
oDlobil!" louiete bic @rgGn3ung osa
&ennmortes, bus pDnnib nit benz in
Sdr0den tpeilcnben &OmmiHGr perabs
rebet bate.
nS9 lam S6nsn beuts mitteilen, boB
cs nun Grnit ipiro," tslspbonierts pDll=
.nis. I,Gs 1T iosar m0gli9, berebrter
6err &olege. bab mir morsen fHon
bier oben einI6reiten. Sd mub Gle
Do1sr bitten. iC4Isunigit ole nod nUti=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04

ftd6lerne 8G9igteit, pomit iie cinen
3isle 5uitreben. 0os lit es oil9, pos
mid eintgermoBen ousI0bnt nit Der
INSTRUMENTATION, bic bas @erpeiler
Der Serren bier bod nit ftb bringt
90 iebr bei6eioen iie aud auftreten
unb 10 biel Iie ii6 bemiiben, jebe Sto'
rung 3u bermeiben TT Sie f0nnen Is
mir glauben IL i9 psrmiHe eben bod
bic fOnitige Stille uno Rube i'm nein'
iam gelegenen SasobouIe."
sd berItebe Sic bolltommen. Ulor
muB auoeben, bic 6erren orbeiten fol
gerGuI6los. 9lber bic fieber6afte Sin
aabe an ibre SaGe, in ibr dllein liegt
I9On Elm geipiIss @tipos, Oas fib BEN
Wlitbenobner ces SouIes nnipiutiirlid
mitteilt. geeignet, bic Rube uno 8e-
If1uli9teit, bic man bod in einenl
Sasoiibe. pie bier, iu9t, bts gu einem
seipiHen @rabe gu beeintrGHtigen."
so 1T es!" erpiOerte Wliiter Bbite
rsSm iibrigen CLAUDE id, oob mir jeBl
unmittelbur Dor einem @reigniKe ite.
ben. ice tpiHen ia, buB th mid, BEN
llebereintommen gemGb, BON Den Ser
rU iiberrai6en lafen foll; ih babt
mid no9 bem Stonbe Der @o6e alir
ipeiter ni6t umoeieben. glus beri9is-
benen 1lmitGnhen ober f&lieBe i4, BAT
iie NIT ibrer neuen SIugmai9ine be-
rsits 70 tpeit Iinb, eine probefubrt pai
gen gu t0nnsn; ia iG Oermute iosor
bab uns fdon Der morgige Sag BIZ
DsrfsiBene lltberrof6ung bringer
ipirb."
.Nloreen I9on9" pIobtepDlniB log
iiftli9 iebr iiberroI9t, foBte iih obel
fofort un0 bcmiibte fi9, m0gli9f
barmlos gu Iagen: sd bin fpirtlid
reht begierig, 5u feben, mas BEL alle'
bem beraustomnt =. @enn Der Gr'
folg, ben Oie Serren ii9 berfpre9sn
ebenTo groB 1T tpie ibr JleiB, ben fl
an DieIe So9e tpenbeten, bonn ollers
bings 9dbsn mir uns ouf cine artigt
llsberraiduns sefoBt gu modem"
Die Ssrren srboben fi1. Dliitel
Wbite nit ber @orgabe, la9 ben ges
6obten Stropo5en am Mor9en unt
bem oenoTenen reihli6en Wlable eir
ipenis Su ruben. pDllnib fngts, Ell
tpiirbc iich oas uRter umitQubeu gum
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04

gen, bereits in QlusIi6t genommener
@Orbereitungen gu treffen."
Dem Simmel fei 9ant, oaB e:
pOrtpdrtS 1e9t! Die Sade puroe uns
BIER, in Oem Oerfdneiten Sodltule
i4on reft langpeilis, loufete Bit
9lntpprt.
D0os CLAUDE i9 SSbnen Qerne. 9o.
init miro es nun aber, pie ib 6Dffe
balb fein @nbe 6obep. 0arf idl BIT,
ten, Oab sic Der Srbnung peaen Det
S9reibnpparat beiI6olten9 gBir pDl.
len bod olles, mas mir in 8epeount
ieBen .OOer in @srsitIfuft 6olteu miiI.
fen, no9mols bur9ipreGen, uno au-
glei9 uniere MaBna5neu aud 81 Pai
pier bringen, GinerIeits befiben ipii
beibe Oomit einen gaGpeis, uno boi
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4rbeit uno mebr lleberIic6t; es lam
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min, peniger iei9t etpas ii6erIe6er
pber Oergefen perOen. @inOeritor.
ben9"
nSelbftberItdnbliGl Sang einber.
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sc 6ouerte cine bolbe Minute, 6anr
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p@ebsn Sic, Elite, Oo6 IOslei9 @ei.
iung an bns 2lufgebot Der 9uftitiffe
bic uns bon ben 8ebDrben fiir Der
Gol CUR 8erfiigung eeiteat purOen
faus Die 9liiaten uns bur9 bic 5inoel
ruti6sn uno init ibrem neuen SSabr.
Seuge bas Deife fu6en Iollten. 9it
gonoe 6lottille m09te - ii9er ii
ii9erl II bod iofort tlar modem unt
ii9 beute ga9t nod an Die berabrebes
ten pldBe begc6en. Sd7 fpisberbole bei
Sronung pegen: es 1T bereits be.
itimmt, bab fit bas S9peiser Wlili-
tdrlufti9iff 5riideu bem Rotborn un(
benz @lotti09l auf benz SGdoobopoB
oos onbere, bos S9muggleriagbf6ifi
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m6gli9it auf ser bem Ma9tal auee-
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bafen beIehen bos cine ben Wiberitein
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ten Der SoeoertignilIe bes Sages, tpos
fir aud bic 2Iiiaten, ipenigitens 'Guz
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teit unb 6rii9e nit 6em allergrobten
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Der Sogbbiitte ongelanet iporen, cine
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li6en W1oroen. Wlon tonn iie nift
beI9reiben, man muB iie geieben ba=
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gliibenb rotten 6lammen. llnb bic friz
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rer 9lniift. Die @rboluns miro ou1
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tun, bis en6lib bic Stunbe f9lGgt, bob
sic nit 9efrisoigung auf Sbr Dert
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