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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-21

i"t'.S ~ t'irl it ~ possible. with nn;'
7r beads Shnwih- ma forming cl' =.
"ifiilurii~ surface aii over. Put il ~
drawer ~ ou mantle lie. 81 o.
whatnot. and time viii do tie rest.
The Glove apple be,ou.es dry and cu
rious.y hard. mainta ns it, form ier
frrtly and acquires Al approximation,
~ Immortality II carefully l,ruti. ted
~ course. from accidents. Hi!i hi. .rrn.
The latter. If memory serves. wrre
wont to annoy tie pri. ndno'l."rs Of
low apple days By decaiifating the
"loYes or. if espcriaiiy miStIievous. by
working ut one Of them till it farrr ont
Whole. Either achievement. " h.n ci~
covered TX II aiwIt,g WIS SooiI. r;.iIScd
indignant nrafrry always and wrong
tories" not infrruIipntly.
The exact purlo.e Of tie Glove ap-
pip. whether II wax valued as "ui'io
Gr ~ he. source Of n pleasant. spicy
ndUr the present commentator does
NJ: remember. If I've ever knew. In
vauc. however il ranked we'll NJ with
The shells b, pucht from foreign strands
By seafIring husbands and sons. AMI
10th were about equally durable. -New
York Times.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-21
Brazilian Bird Songs.

I'm strange land man who cares
for wild birds and wild beasts always
sees and hears something that is new
to him and interests him. In the dense
tropical woods near Rio Janeiro
heard in late OctOber-sprinytime near
the southern tropic-thc songs of many
birds that | could not identify. But
the most beautiful music was from
shy woodland thrush. sOmber cOlOred,
which lived near the ground in the
thick timber. but sang high among the
branches.
AT great distance we could hear
the ringing. musical. bell-like note.
long drawn and Of piercing sweetness,
which occurs at intervals in the song
At first | thought this was the song.
but when 1t was possible to approach
the singer | found that these far
sounding notes were scattered through
continuous song Of great melody.
never listened to one that impressed
me more.
"In differG.t places in Argentina
heard and saw the Argentine hooking
bird. which is not very unlike our own.
and is also a delightful and remarkable
singer. But | never heard the wonder
full white banded mOckingbird. which
is said by Hudson, who knew well the
birds Of both South America and Eu-
rope. to be the song king Of them all
Most of the birds ! thus noticed
while hurriedly passing through the
country were. Of course, the conspicu
GUS ones. The spurred lapwings. big.
tame. boldly marked plOver. were ev-
erywhere. They were very noisy and
active and both inuuisitive and dar-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-21
A Lack of Churches.

Writing of the church as a civilizing
power. Colonel Roosevelt says:
"A very short experience OF commu-
mites where there is no church ought
to convince the most heterodoz or the
absolute need of IL church | earnestly
wish there could be such an increase
in the personnel and equipment of the
Catholic church in South America as
TO permit the establishment of one
good and earnest priest in every vii
lage or little community in the tar In
terror. Nor is there any inconsistency
between this wish and the further wish
that there could be Il marked extension
and development of the native PrOtes-
tapt churches. such as | saw establish
ed here and there in Brazil. Uruguay
and Argentina. and Of the Young Mems
Christian associations The bulk OF
these good people who prefer religion
will continue to be Catholics, but the
spiritual needs of more or less con-
siderable minority will best be met by
the establishment Of Protestant
churches or in places even of q POSI-
twist church or ethical culture society.
mot only Is the establishment OF
such churches good thing for the
body polite as whole. but good
thing for the Catholic church itself. for
their presence is constant spur to ac-
tivity and clean and honorable conduct
and a constant reflection on slOth and
moral laxity.
THE government In each OF these
commonwealth is doing everything
possible to further the cause Of educa,
ton. and the tendency is to treat edu-
cation as peculiarly a function Of gov
eminent ard to make it. where the
government acts. nonsectrian. obliga'
tory and free-a cardinal doctrine OF
our own great democracy. to which we
are committed by every principle OF
sound Ampricanism. Put no demOcra-
cy can afford to overlook the vital i'm
portance of the ethical and spiritual
the truly religious element in life"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-21
OWN STORY OF !
Up TIE PARAGUAY !
Paints Vivid Wcrd Picture of
His Observations In the
WIGS of Brazil.

arms for the rest OF the party were
supplied by Kermit and myself. includ
inG my Springfield rife. kerlnit's two
Winchesters. i0j and 1910. the Fox
II gauge shotgun and another Ii gauge
gun and u couple ~ revOlvers
We took from New York couple
OF canvas cauJes. tents mosquito bars.
plenty Of cheeSeclOth. including nets
for the hats and both light cots and
hammorks. Each equipped himself
with the clothin: be fancied. Mine
consisted Of khaki such AS wore iu
Africa. with couple Of United States
army fannel shirts and a couple Of
silk shirts. one pair OF hobnaied shoes
With leggings aud one pair Of laced
leather bots coming nearly to the
knees. Both the naturalists tod me
that 1t was well TO have either the
boots or eg2ngs as protection
against snake bites. and also bad
gaUntlets BECAUSE Of the mosquitoes
and sand flies
We intended where possible to live
on what we could get from tine to
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-21
TIE IMPORTANCE OF
CONFIDENCE

once a mans confidence is
" gained his trade is assured.
This is ii business rae that i
almost an axiom. To yain this
confidence it necessarily follows
that the merchant must first
make the acquaintance of the
customer. After that it is
question of give and take
1T is CONFIDENCE LONG
AND CAREFULLY FOSTER
ED THAT HAS BEEN ONE
OF THE MAINSTAYS OF THE
MAIL ORDER HOUSES. The
only weakness in the fabric has
been that the trade relations Of
buyer and seller were to a great
extent impersonal Naturally.
there Is no commercial conf.
dence quite as firmly based as
that which exists between the
individual merchant and the In
dividual customer. who deal face
to face.
Now is the time for the local
merchant to develop this conf
dence in the wider field which
the parcel post has opened to
him. He can reach customers
within his zone at less cost and
far more expeditiously and sat
'iSfactorily than any mail order
house. Once the buying public
becomes aware of this fact it
will speedily transfer its allie
glance from the mail order
houses and deal with the man
near home.
ADVERTISE YOUR WARES
SPECIFICALLY, GIVING
PRICE LISTS. AND THEN
BACK UP YOUR PUBLISHED
CLAIMS TO THE LETTER.
The rest will follow as the night
the day.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-21

MeSdatnes Eiardpt Gar.ia and Mali.
bran. the wonderful daughters Of Man
est vocal teacher Of All time. literally
learned In suffering what they taught
IN song"
The discipline Of the Garcia home
vas extremely severe. According to
Henry T. Finck. who writes in the
Musician. 1t was said that he used to
beat his unfortunate daughters till they
screamed.
The neigbbors, however. did not con-
fuse methods with madness, and on
such occasions they quantity said. 1T
is only NJ. Garcia teaching his girls to
sing"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-21

dent. and. with the cooperation Of the
Amerirau Museum Of Natural History
and its naturalists. this piquantly va
ried party j. nnw far on its journey.
dispatch recently announcing its dis
covery of an unknown river.
Colonel Roosevelt calls his narrative
"A Hunter Naturalist In the Brazilian
Wilderness and this first installment
Describes ME journey Up the Para
quay" nl:d,. on It 'ar:glayan govern
ment glinloat. with many stops by the
! way. Readers vino appreciate good
writing vii! find here .iIe very best Of
its kinda real literary Interpretation
OF this tropical landscape with its
strange native people. its gorgeous
birds Of piunage. its groteSque ami
mails. most Of them absolutely nm
known in North America
1t is with the ZcSt Of n boy for a new
adventure and the trained eye of a
naturalist that Colonel Roosevelt starts
the reader on his romantic journey
The Illustrations. 10y Kermit and n;her
members Of th" party. follow the text
I v
text is also pictured Colonel Ioose-
velt SAYS. in part
Typical American Eypejiti,n.
| "In It's composition ours wis a typ
, ical American expedition. Cherric and
Kermit and were of the Old Revolu
tionary stock. Cherrie being Of Scotch
Irish and Hnguenot descent. and we
not only Of Dutch. but Of about every
other strain Of blood that there was
on this side of the water during colo.
NAL times Father Zahm's father was
an AlSatian immigrant. and his mother
was partly Of Irish and partly Of old
American stock. descendant of a
niece Of General Braddock. Miller's
father came from Germany and his
mother from France. Fiala's father and
mother were both from Bohemia, be
ing CZechs. and his father had served
four years in the civil war In the Union
army. His Tennessee wife was Of old
Revolutionary stock. Harper was born
In England and Sigg In Switzerland.
I'VE were as varied In religious creed
as In ethnic origin. Father Zahm and
Miller were Catholics, Kermit and
Harper Episcopalians. Cherrie Pres
byterinn. Fiaia Baptist. Sigg Lu
th-ran. while belonged to the Dutch
Reformed church.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-21
Objects of Evil Ferocity.

Those that We caught sometimes
Dit through the hooks or the double
leaders and got away Those that we
1auled on deck lived for many min
1tes.
Most predatory fish are long and
slim. ike the alligator and pickerel.
but the piraya is short. deep bodied
fish. with a blunt face and heavily
nndcr>ho. or projecting lower jaw
viii Il gapes widely The razor edged
teeth are wedge shaped like shark s,
and the jaw muscles possess great
power The rabid. furious snaps drive
the teeth through flesh and bone. The
head. with its short muzzle. staring
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-21

Copyright 1914 BY Charles Scribners Sons
COLONEL ROOSEVELT STEAMING Up THE
PARAGUAY RIVER On THE NYOAC.
time IN tie country. but we took some
United States army emergency ratiOns
and also ninety cans. each containing
II days provisions for six men. made
mn bv Eialu
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-21

from Colonel Rooseyeits ffrsD article
describing his journey In the Brazilian
wilderness in Scribner's Magazine for
April. iG4 Copyright. 1914 By Charles
Scribner's Sonsl
TT * veritable wonder journey
that Theodore Roosevelt begins
in the April number Of Scribners
Having been invited to deliver adj
dresses in South America. h. decided
not To return In the conventional way.
but to come north through the middle
Of the continent i1to the valley Of the
AmaZnn. and then he wrote t. Father
Zahnl. u priest who used to talk South
America with Him when be was presi
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-21
Regrets.

was q baseball player.
Why did ! ever quit?
Now they are making fortunes
At very little wit.
The shortstop and the banker,
The fielder ard the prince
They have become as one. it seemA
In rank and fortune since.
! thought it was for persons
Who won't assume the cares
OF doing business, but 1t seems
To be for mi.lionaires.
struggled TO forget it
And be a man OF worth.
But, 10, the boys who stuck to 1t
Possess the very earth!
st. Louis Post Dispatch.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-21

ZIG. and they have a ve.y curious
dance custom No man need look fo:
them They vii. look for hin. and
when they ind him they will fairly
Tcl. ihe Liscyvery 81 The universe In
lh-- E-arsAe> u tie lower Parana |
~aW Erks Of scarlet headed black
airl> o. the tois ~ the Feeds. The
.ei-aies are a. Str.Eiu-ly cO.ored Is
-l-- males. and their iet black bodies
20 4.j...a;lt rel heads lAake Il iizpOs-
,ib.e f3- them u escape observation
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-21
JAMES A. HOOD
FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE
FINCH BUILDING
FIRE ALARM BOXES

+ SS::y Hal Han rn,., ~
!. Curtis & Front SITS.
s. Curtis & Evans SITS.
9. Aberdeen Lumber & Single Co
IL. Mead St & West Boulevard
IA. Fairfield & Summit St
Is. Wilson's Mill
1s. Chehalis & Wishkah st.
II. SHADES Mill
10. Exchange & Marion Sta
81. F & Market SITS.
%. H L Hume SITS.
-. G 4 Wishkah SITS.
%. F & Heron SITS.
81. Heron & B-"-u~ay.
20. F & Rive <ts.
"a IN 4 Il sts.
e. zffth 4 u SITS.
g. Sixth 4 Thornton Sta
50. Sixth 4 Broadway.
Il. u 4 Market SITS.
IS. Heron St 4 Michigan Ave-.
j: Hume ! washington Str.
-. Market 4 Washington sts.
So Second Ave & B St.
S.. Terrace Ave & Prospect -
81. RnrleiEh Ave. & D ST.
So. Mckinley Ave. 4 r 3.
81. Stanton 4 Second SITS.
81. Railroad Ave. & Coneer St.
81 Morgan & Jeffrjes SITS.
81. Cherry & DuffyA SITS.
l12. General Package Co.
The Herald ia the most widely read
paper in Chehalis County. Wise ad-
vertisers know II
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-21
Man Eating Fish.

We cauch, mauy fish They be
IOn-ed 10 ole Of the most formida bic
genera Of fish in tbs. world. the piraya
9r cannibal fish. the fsb that eats men
when il can get the chInce- Farther
north there are species Of small pirayas
that go in schools At this point on
the Para quay the p!raya do not seem
to go in regular schools. but they
swarm III all the waters and attain a
euctl Of eighteen inches or over. They
are the most ferocious fish in the
world.
Even the most formidable fish. the
sharks or the barraeudas. usually at
tack things smaller than themselves
But the pirayas habitually attack
things much larger than themselves
They will snap u finger OF band In
cautiously trailed in the water; they
nutilate swimmers-in every river
town in Paraguay there are men who
have been thus mutilated; they will
rend and devour alive any wounded
man or beast, for blood 10 the water
excites them to madness They will
tear wounded wild fowl TO pieces and
bite of the tails of big fish as they
crow exhausted when fighting after be-
Ing hooked Miller. before | reached
Asuncion. had been badly bitten by
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-21

How much does 1t cost your bus
band to run his autCmObile!"
"Well." replied Mrs. Chnggins. 1.-THE
language I heard him use leads me to
fear that 1t Is going to cost him has
eternal salvat tom Washington Star.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-21
RebuHed.

Rebuffed.
Blk Can yOu lend me 3 for a
month. old boy? Dix-What the deuce
does month old boy want With $5?-
Boston Transcript.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-21

THE MEN WHO SET OUT WITH
COLONEL ROOSEVELT.

Colonel Rooseyeit's party. before
1t divided for the trip down to the
Amazon. included. besides himself
and his SON Father Zanm- an old
friend Of the colonel: George K
Cherrie. ornithoIogist. and Leo c.
Miller. a mamnalogist, represent
ing the American Museum Of Nat
ural History: Colonel Rondon. An
thony Fiala. arctic explorer: Frank
Harper. Colonel Rooseveit's secre-
tary; Jacob Sigg. who served three
years in the United States army
and was qualified az a nurse and
cook: Captain Amilcar de Magal-
haes. an experienced explorer: Leu
tenant Thomas Reis, an expert
with the cinematograph; Lieuten-
ants Joao Lyrs. Julio Barbosa and
Joaquin de Neh Filho: Alcides de
Santa Anna. the physician Of the
expedition: DR.. Euzobio de Oliveira,
geologist. and Freder.co Hoehne,
a botanist, with two assistant taxi
deruists
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-21
Cruel Woman.

81 shall never believe ip women
again." he said with sigh that SEEM
ed to come from broken heart.
"Why?" she asked.
"You ought to know, after the way
you have treated me-"
Il don't see why you should COM
plain. told you at the start that I
didn't love you"
That's what I'm kicking about II
you had told me at the start that you
loved me l shouldn't have cared for
you. and all the money I've spent Try
ing to make you think you never could
be happy without me might have been
Saved.'-Chicago Record Herald.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-21
His Distinction.

His Distinction.
I'm not millionaire" said he:
II own no motor stocks or land.
But you may still be proud Of me-
play the tuba in the band.
Il cannot bring you wealth or fame.
Nor promise you life Of ease
II you consent to wear my name.
Nor furnish all life's luxuries,
but such distinction as is mine
gladly place within your hand.
Not every dub along the line
Can play the tuba in the band"
Detroit Free Press.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-21
This 10 Too Much,

A youth who had something to know
Went one day to the Westminster show.
III listen and bark
Will Peruvian bark?"
go SLOW" said the bouncer; "go SLOW"
New York Press.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-21
GLOVE APPLES.

epiey Odored Ornaments That Were
Once Quite Common.
The manufacture Of Glove apples.
common in the days Of our grandmoth-
ers. Is very simple. You can take an
apple. the rounder and sounder and
bigger the better, and into it stick
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-21
Describes Party's Guns.

"For arms the naturaists took 1G
bore shotguns. one Of Cherries having
a rife barrel underneath. The fire
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-21

WHICH HOO6EVEL FAHEI hAVEn<5EO'
malignant eyes. and gaping. cruelty
armed jaws, is the embodiment OF evil
ferocity, and the actions Of the fish
exactly match its looks.
IL never witnessed an exhibition OF
such impotent. savage fury as was
shown By the pirayas as they tapped
on deck. When fresh from the water
and thrown on the boards they uttered
an extraordinary squealing sound. AS
they tapped about they bit with VI
rious eagerness at whatever presented
ITSELF
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-21

Old fashioned founces nave come
back with the mudeS Of the spring.
and what i:iaterial 81 ideal for this use
a. machine enlbroiGeries: Here buff
Is combined with rose
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-21

If money didn't talk some people
would never be heard of.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-21
TRUTH.

Truth must be ground fos every
man by himself out Of its husk. with
such help a. he can &c, indeed. but
not without stern labor Of his own.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-05

piirbigen alien W}anne nidi Dergriis
ieu2" rief Der Baron.
nDieles peniger. Qlber lie boben
ibm iein ean5es @elO oeito1Ien S>reis
buH6ert 3aler ba6en iie milgenoms
men,.
.llniiun. Idote RroFgt. n0rei1dns
bert 1alerl Die babe i'd tcum uno
Elm ormer Do.ipoilor bat Iie lic9er
ni9t
oQieIleibt uor's nidt 10 piel, so6
Ger Gdrtner 3u. n2lber iraHf 1T Der
aIte 6err, 0emi Der iunee 0ertritt i'm
ihon felt oier5e1n 3agen
nSb uerfe fofort einmal biniiber
fabren~ rief 6er 9aron Iebboft uuo
pou0te li4 bem SdloKe 3i.
nSIi ni9t uolig 6err Baron" iahts
Der olte @drtner n0os Spridport
lit nod immer nabr: Qeenn man ben
gDolf nehrt. 10 tommi er oerennt @r
beuteie ouf einen Monn Der poul
Wirllhoftsboie Der ben Damn ents
lang geIhritier iom Gs mar Der
&anbihnt Wlpi0en10uer
Der 8oron qing RAID auf i6a gu.
.Williommen. lieber Wlolben6ouer!"
rief er i1m ldon bon ipeitem enteegen.
aGuoli9 fii9rt Gie Sbr Mea eiumol
in bic 1eimdt Sh mill ollsroin9s
nifi hofieq oeb Die @eronlGhun1 0ns
'H cine irourige lit pie mir eben
Nartmoun 6erihici 6oi."
Gr iniiiieltc bic 6anb res jnngcn
l8eiiili6en trdflia uno er3dhlie i6n bic
2luBeruno oeS olien Gdrtuers. nSd
hofie, bob allies unpabr o0er Dod
tort iiteririeben III"
.2ei6er nidt, sat Wlolocnbou9r
3ur Qlntpori nDiesmal bat bic NQe
ma in leinem 4untte iiberiricben. Dir
orsi6unoert Tuler paren 0as germos
ocu mciner GlIern. 1lein @oter 1otts
fe Ic0on einmcl 1906 i'm 0ol3lalle
perqrofen. Edmals uurben iie genet
tet, jcBt ldnn sr iie nidt picoeriiuDeu.
70 Disl Ct auh aeiuc0t bot Ser Sbred
bat Ton oufs AronieaIaagr geworf'n;
Denu Der &erlult 1T in 0.r i4meren
3sii oos9slt i4meg5Ii@. Yleiue ST.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-05

llnab6onaiateitsta9 ser Sdmei5 oe.
fcicrt meroen. Ole s6pci5er Damen
mcrocu in ibrer 9latiouoltrodt CT.
ideincn.
GiptI0fcnit @riifung.
0ie Gipiloienit Gommiiiion boi
onoefiiuoiat OoB iie on II. 0fto6er
cine @riihng fir 2lipironteu olf
tempordrc Glerfitcaen in 0en Gegie-
rlnos Gepartemcnts obbolten miro.
3ugeloiien meroen 81 Der &riiiun9
aur iolhe Gonoiooteu mel6e i'm 0i-
itrift Columbia moDnen imO 5u IT.
oeno cincr3eit BUR @eriiigmg iteben.
9lutQmobil 0eitoble II.
Sin 0ieriibiecs glitomobil oeS
Nrn. 8i0iom 90. 9leeo BON g1r.2720,
Cntorio.9 .9loo0 gt.98. muroe ON
Somitog gi6cno geito6lelL mobreno
ooiicIbe an ser is. StraBc lno@cnns
iDlDouio9lpemic, g. gsy itono.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-05

eagcrieuer oefllmmi baiisn Ginige
ibele Rebe lugten aus nem oisten
@eblih 6erpor Gle marer bic Relie
Der 6errlihen @uoel 3abmea WHoes,
oos emit pes SdloB6errn belpnoere
5reuoe geipeieH ipar.
Gn aIte @Gglner Marimann Dums
peIie ibm enigcgen nls ct sum eriien
Wlals fein aelhdnoeles Gben nicOer
betrot Der Greis, Der bon BEN Grons
3olen bel Der @erteioioung Der ibm
unterlielltsu 6aianerie libel trattiert
pprbeu mar. eeriet beim glnbid leines
0errn bor 6rcuoe gang dlBer ii1,
iiiBtc ibm Die 6dn6e un0 ertIdrte tin
Wlal iibers anbere. ooB nun allies gut
iperben miiHe.
.Sbr ieib ipobl ihleht peggeioms
men, Qtlter2" froGie 6einric6, auf bas
labme 8ein oeuienb
.6err Baron. bic 8erls baben MID
bob idb bohie, Gliern unp
Yfinaiien fieIen aui eiuen Eag. Nber
Der liebe @ot ipiro Iie lbon itroien
iebte ct ge6eimHispoll btn3u nYaiieu
Gie ouf 6err Boron, bic gon8e 6errs
lic9teit bort balb auf, Gs ninmt Elm
@nOe NIT SarsdeH, i'd peib oas 9on3
genou.~
SOP gnarnm benit Sbr oos9"
fraaie 6einrih oer ffer bos feierlide
Weien oes 2llicn ldfeln nuBie
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