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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-18

The noted order of the Golden
Fleece is a military one instituted by
Philip the Good, duke of Burgundy, in
1929, on the occasion of his marriage
with the Portuguese princess. Isabel
la. The order now belongs to both
Spain and Austria
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PASTORS TO MEET.

FOUNTAIN CITY, Dec. 1S.-The
December meeting OF the Fountain
City ministerial association will take
place at the home of Rev. Luke Wood
ard next Monday afternoon. The asso-
citation was recently formed to hold
monthly meetings for the purpose Of
comforting on the general church work
OF the community.
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TRACES TYPHOID
TO CITY EMPLOYE
[BY LEASED WiRE.1

CHICAGO, Dec. 1S.-A search Of
weeks ended successfully today when
the board of health discovered "ty-
phoid mary" in the person of a city
employe at the Chicago avenue pump
ing station. The persistence of ty-
phoid fever in one small section of the
North side. led the health officers to
test the milk supplies, the sewage sys-
tenn and finally the water supply.
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fER ice skating VIII be
one of the winter sports in this city
this winter. The new municipal skat-
ing rink has received one flooding at
the hands of the city firemen, and
when another coating of ice has been
formed it will be opened to the public.
CHARLOTTESVILLE Relatives
and friends Of Joseph Brown, aged 60,
of this city, have begun efforts to OBJ
tain his parole from the state prison
at Michigan City, where he is serving
sentence for his part in causing the
delinquency of several small girls.
BLOOMINGTON-Clem J. Steg.
meir, senior in Indiana University,
who has been acting city editor of the
Daily Student, the university publica-
ton, has been appointed editor in
chief for the winter term. He is a
member of the Indiana Club, Arbutus
club, board of editors and the Sigma
Delta Chi, the honorary journalistic
fraternity.
BLOOMINGTON- Evangeline
Booth, daughter Of William Booth.
founder of the Salvation Army, and
herself commander Of the army in
America, will be here some time dur
ing the first two weeks in April, 1915,
to dedicate the Citadel, the corner
stone of which has just been placed.
The army's building in this city will be
substantial structure. 1t will be COM
pleted within the next three months.
INDIANAPOL1S-H E. Merriam
a
outside of saloons for an indefinite Pc
Rod if he desires to remain outside of
the penitentiary. He was brought into
police court here charged with issuing
a fraudulent check. Judge Deery al
lowed him tot go free after warning
him that visit to saloon would
mean a trip to the penitentiary as
Judgment in the case would be with
held pending his strict sobriety.
ELWOOD Nearly 1000 men who
have been out of work since last Octo-
Der will be given employment next
week when twenty-five of the. twenty
eight hot mills Of the American Sheet
and Tin Plate plant are started. The
announcement that the mills would re-
sumo operation followed closely upon
visit to the main offices of the COM
pany in Pittsburg by Thomas O'Brien,
manager of the local plant, with Pc
tition that the mills open, signed by
more than 500 idle employees.
HARTFORD CITY-W. r. Campbell,
a hardware dealer. is nursing a seri-
ously scalded leg. He intended to
thaw out a frozen water pipe and car
ried the tea kettle filled with boiling
water at arms length. He slipped in
the snow and lifted one leg to main
tain his balance. The movement tilted
the kettle and he poured a generous
quantity of the boiling liquid over his
knee. A few weeks ago Campbell
kicked at a strange dog, struck his toe
into a crack in the sidewalk and was
compelled to wear crutches for more
than week
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STUDENTS PREPARE
CANDY FOR BAZAAR

One OF the most attractive features
OF the high school bazaar. which opens
tonight at SIS o'clock, will be the
booths stocked with products of the
schools industry. Two Of these booths
will have candy prepared by the girls
OF the domestic science classes. two
more will display fancy needle work
and another will be stocked with wood
work and articles in iron from the
hands Of the boys in the forge room
classes, Many Of the articles shown
will be suitable for Christmas pres
ents and the management OF the ba-
zaar expects to realize a handsome
profit from the sale Of these articles.
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I Really Does Relieve Rheumatis

Everybody who is afflicted with
rheumatism in any form should by all
means keep bottle of Sloan's Lini
ment on hand The minute you feel
pain or soreness in joint or muscle,
battle it with Sloan's Liniment. DO not
rub 1t. Sloans penetrates almost i'm
mediately right to the seat of pain, re-
Loving the hot, tender, swollen feeling
and making the part easy and comfort
able Get bottle Of Sloan's Liniment
for % cents Of any druggist and have
il in the house-against Colds, Sore
and Swollen Joints. Lumbago. Sciatica
ard like ailments. Your money back IL
not satisfied. but it does give almost
instant relief Buy bottle today-Adv.
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CARD OF THANKS.

wish to thank my neighbors and
friends. also the different lodges for
their kind assistance, during the i'll.
ness and death Of my husband, also
for the beautiful floral offerings.
MRS. JESSE SCHULTZ.
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MASONIC CALENDAR

Friday, Dec. 18.-King Solomon
chapter, No. d. F. and A. M. Special
convocation. Work in Royal Arch de-
gree. Refreshments.
Saturday, Dec. 19.--Loyal Chapter,
No. 40, 0. E. S. Stated meeting.
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duct; not a cheap soap powder. 1t is
absolutely safe for toilet and general
household cleansing purposes. Ask
your grocer for 1t.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF Ap.
MINISTRATRIN


Notice Is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned has been appointed by the
Wayne circuit court Of Indiana, ad-
ministratrix Of the estate of Jesse J.
Schultz. deceased, late of Wayne coun-
ty, Indiana. Said estate is supposed
to be solvent
MARY SCHULTZ, Administrative
Shiveley & Shiveley, Attorneys
Dated Dec. IS, 1914. 1921
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CARD OF THANKS.

| wish to thank my many friends for
heir many kind acts and beautiful
flowers during the sickness and death
" my dear wife, Flo. and also Mr. Nc
Manus Of Jordan, McManus & Hunt,
FOR the efficient manner in which he
conducted the funeral.
1S-1t FRANCISCO TACOMA.
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PALLADIUM
WANT ADS
Telephone Number 25e6
WANTED

WANTED-Sober. Industrious farm
hand, work year around, good house
and fuel furnished, prefer no children,
won't object to one or two small ones
Address G. l.. w. 17-2t
WE REPAIR EVERYTHING-Cal and
deliver free. Phone 1886. Wesley
Brown & Son.
WANTED-One hundred bushels Of
good yellow corn. Address Grace
land Farm, Route 5, Richmond, Ind
14-7t
WANTED-A barber. For rent, a bar.
Der shop. Call 1910 n. E. 12-7t
WANT GD-Furs to remodel, work
guaranteed. Mrs. Laura Canaan, 116
n. 9Th. Stat
WANTED-All kinds Of -epair work,
pictures fra ned, baby cabs retired
all kinds of elge tools sharpened. We
repair everything. BNwnDarnell Co
1920 Main st. Phone 1886.
WANTED-Position, young man q
years old. steady and willing to
work; best references; invest if neces
sary. Phone 1924. 16-4t
WANTED-A grocery clerk Address
Grocery, care Palladium
WANTED-Sewinga at SIS g. c St 5-ti
NTCTT0N
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There were 1885 deaths in 1918 in
France.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-18

Brownies and kodaks at QuigIey's.
7-16t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-18

Pure high grade candies, a great
variety. You get them at Prices. 1926
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-18

years old. steady and willing to
work; best references; invest if neces-
sary. Phone 1924. 16-4t
WANTED-A grocery clerk Address
Grocery care Palladium.
WANTED-sewing at SIS 8. c st. SIT
AUCTION SALE
Of furniture tomorrow in our
large auction room at II S.
9TH street, beginning at 80
o'clock, when we will sell to
the highest bidder, fine dav-
export, dressers, iron beds,
buffets, two leather lounges,
about $125.OO worth of fine
books, one set of Harvard
classics, so volumes, and SO
other books by Horning,
some by Stephenson, some by
Bill Nye, Cooper and Calkins
and other famous writer's.
Also good lot of jewelry con-
signed by Richmond jeweler.
One 9xl2 Administer rugs and
two 9xl2 wool fiber rugs,
lace curtains, one lady's serge
jacket suit ALSO mems over
coats and other ladies'
clothes. One lot of fine gas
fixtures.
Please come early, as sale
starts at 80.
A. O. DEERING & co.
Auctioneers.
FOR SALE
Do you need stove? We
have good baseburners, heat
ing stoves, cook stoves and
ranges. One $3.50 James
Starr Piano.
piano.
These goods have all been
used. We save you money,
as our goods and prices are
right and we handle only USE
full articles.
A. O. DEERING & co.
II South 9TH Street.
NOTICE
We have secured the SER
vices of M. L. Neher of Ohio,
a high class auctioneer, who
is one of our firm.
Come and get acquainted.
A. O. DEERING & co.
Now 3 auctioneers for the
price of one, all graduates of
the Chicago School of Auc-
tioneers. We can sell you out
and are live wires, as we do
nothing else but auction
work.
Call Phone 1876.
Office II South 9TH Street.
A. O. DEERNG & co.
Auctioneers.
Hog Oilers
Hog Fountains
Hog Troughs
Hog Houses
Hog Feeders
Hog Feed Cookers
The Weldex Brands they have
reputation they are the best.
WELDEX MFG. co.
Corner Twelfth and North + SITS.
SAPPHIRE Restaurant for sale cheap
to quick buyer, 81 n. 9Th ST., Rich
mond, Ind. Going to leave the city.
lS-3t
HAVE your horse shod. at Tom But
ler's shoeing forge. We make the
roads easy for him 1S-3t
FOR SALE-White silk poodle % S.
w. end St 1887
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State Briefs
in Fen Lines

PERU-Indoor ice skating will be
one of the winter sports in this city
this winter. The new municipal skat-
ing rink has received one flooding at
the hands of the city firemen, and
when another coating of ice has been
formed it will be opened to the public.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-18

CHARLOTTESVILLE Relatives
and friends of Joseph Brown, aged 60,
of this city, have begun efforts to OBJ
tain his parole from the state prison
at Michigan City, where he is serving
a sentence for his part in causing the
delinquency of several small girls.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE

Wagons, wagons. wagons, storm bug
gies. sleighs, bob-sleds. BIT N. A st.
HIT
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT rooms. 113 S. 9Th ct.
1921
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We have secured the SER
vices of M. L. Neher of Ohio,
a high class auctioneer, who
is one of our firm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-02
grimdriua9leH in Soma.
GnmminS, GOunullB nnO Glarfe sc
Uiuuen.

8cS U}oines, So, 9. Stunt 90
meit uad ocu eiHaelauieneu &SobI.
reiultatcn Orr itaotliten 8riudr.
pabIcn gcitcrn glbcuo nit StdJerbeit
erfennbar mar, bat Senator " y.
GlmninS cine glaioritot pom 50,.
600, Gonuoau cine ioIdp BON 90.
600 bis 25,000 mo @ouDerneur
Glarfc cine glaioritdt BON $4,000
bis 10000 Stunmen aui5mueiicn.
Ger bcfannte gerleger INTO Ser
ausgc6er bon rSucceBflI 6drming"
q. Z. Dlercoit5, lit orrd aonareB.
manu- Maurice 6onno0D bonn brit.
Ten Soma Giitrift gei6Iagen Uoroen.
Siour Gitp, Sa.. 2. SUM. r. Se'
nator Gumnin5 lit ". s. Sapage
bon gl0air ais aanoioat fiir Bun.
oesienutor MIR init meuigan Stim'
men boraus, mtf @larte entfal.
len I'M GountB 500 Stintmen mebr
aIs ouf s. @. Gee im0 B. 3. Sar.
OIng mt gS. Y. Barber BON 3es
Woines ais annoiOat fir gice.@ou.
perneln iebr beoeiteno borars.
glQem glHidcine llah miro Wlnu.
rice Gonnoap ieiueu @egner 6. g.
UfereOitb fir 9llnoesienator init 2
5u / idlagcu sJobu z. SamiIton
lit g. q. D2c@iniS Dou 2eon als
@ouOerneur Doraus.
6ongreBmann @eorge s. Scott
lit BON oeu giepublifauern pieoer.
nomiitirt nor0eu; aegeu i'm lief
Der 3euofrat 5bomaS Steele.
Council 9lufi3, So, 3. SUM. -
SIM neluten 9iitrift er6ielt Seuotor
Gummins cine iubItantieQe Majori,
tat ii6er Saoage. @oup. Glarfe lit
ieiuen @egncru RotpIep uuo See be-
6euten0 bornns; e5enio iegt Der
9emotrat Somiltou iibcr @lc@inis.
glIs aaloiont fir SlongreBmdnn
auf Dem repubIifaniihen 3idet bot
te g8. u. @reeue feline Gppoiition;
Der 9emofrat $. 3. gloier mar
g8. s. 9urfe borou5.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-02
etrcit nm glatomobil
tSeinblidjeS 66epaar nimmt Stiit
bon 6emIelben.

Bon 8ctatlr, Sa., III beutc friib
Oos bon einauoer gctrenut lebeuoe
ebcpoar 8. s.. Sbctler bier einge.
troiicu, I'M ibrcu NungcH, Ger nit
Dem gluto jeincs 8atcrs oilrdge.
brnmt mar un0 0os gluto jelbit
nod Sanie 5ll ncbmcn. geiOe ebe.
aotten puBtcn nid)t bon eiuan0er,
onB tie ii1 mli ein mo 6emielben
3uge mif Der tSabrt nab Smaba
bciunocn. Crit BET Der Goliseiita.
tipn ioben lie iih, 81 aleider 3eit
abcr bcmertten iic aud 0a5 gluto
unO bci6e ciltcu aui 0niielbe 81.
g@r" mar itneacr mo nnbm am
5teuer oes 9Iuto5 Rlae; Sic" mae
mcnigGr bcbenoc mo muBte init
Dem gliidiib oorlieb nebmen. Sbet.
lcr hibr our6 Die Strobcn Der
5taot, bielt Dor elmer Rcitauratiou
mo lieB ii6 3u eiiel 6ringen, obnc
oab cr iciner 5rau aid mr zines
glife5 UiIroigte, geidmeige ibr ei-
nen Soppen anbot
Gieier gcIang eS idlieBlid, iid,
Der 1ienitc oc5 9lobofotrn Bappid,
8u iidjerh Der beriu6en miro, ,5rie,
Dc 5piidnl beioeu GbeIelttcn gu
itiiten. 9lm 9tadlnlittag belt 5bet.
Icr nieocr Dor Der goli3eiitation,
orebtc bic glaid)ine ob, itedte oeu
ShIiiiiel in Die 8aihe tno begnb
iib inter Iaf) uno Sad. Die
6rml inuO in einem Sousflur uabe
Dem itreitisen auto SduB Dor Den
Regeltropfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-02
gtsar.sen Sitter.
1875 dnappen iuerOeH i'm SdloF
SH 9iitterH seidlaaeH.

g2ontag gI6cnO entpiingen I'M
Sdloiie Der glftSar.gcnritter 1875
Stuappen ben glitteridIag umo pur.
ocu in oen guHo Der glfSar.gen.
Sitter alfgenomneu @oerett 9u.
dingbanL 8oriibenoer bes giatbes
Der @oupernelrc, belt cine PIN
ipraf)r, in iUclder or ieiner 5reltOe
ii6er 6oS 5ubIreide erideineu Der
Snapper 9lus6ruf berlieb imO Sc.
oent' Die gerii6erung CAB, 6ub So.
mig gIrtbur's TnfeIrun0e i'm Der.
gIeib 3lt Den llnter6oIhngen Der
2lf.Sar .gen-giitter cine aroBe gtua
iei. SSn punfto llnterbaltung iDur-
Oc oenn and @roBartiges geleiitet.
3as &eufels,Sotel init ieinen bic
len Standardization" erfreute ii9
groBn 3uipru6s, mO Die @1ite
mur0en nobel be6anoeIt, iueun ii9
old manhe bic Singer Oerbramten.
gidditen glontag nerOen Die SiiO.
Smabn'er eingefiibrt per6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-02
.Rit(tnlirtik
brDOrtrbtnb!
$1,000 eufomOtiDiiiGrer unO Scijer
itimmcH iibrr oStrrit OOr
giidltitrsit" ab.

Chicago, 2. Srni. - Die Ser.
6anoIimgen oes Greflttiufomitc5 Der
Sofomotbiii9rer umO Sei5er an %
gabncn lpeitli1 bon Chicago NIT
0emienigen Der Standardization
iino abgebrodeu porocn mo gcitcrn
glbenO crgiug an Die 2ofulDercine
Die gluiiorOerlina, adriiber ab3uitim.
men, Oh elm Strelf iuicentrt pcr.
oen ioQ ooer nidJf, Sen glngabeu
Der 8ertreter Der 9obngeieaidaiten
aufoIge miiroe Oie Saldrliite bel ge.
niaigmg Der 5oroerungen Inn no.
be3u 80 8ro8ent er60bt Der0eu; in
Der 3tpiihen5eit iueroen ueue Dor.
i6IGae mtterbreitet meroen.
Die 5oroerln9eu Der Qofonlo.
tiDfiibrer uno S,ei5er 6eitcben IN:
9obnerbobung III oQen Gienitflaiien;
fiir3erc glrbeits3eit; einrmoeinbalb.
iadc lleber3eit i'm 5rodtoicuit; oop.
petite lle6er5eit I'M Eaiingieroicuit
30 D2iulten gorbereihlngs5eit beiul
Dienitantritt; geju6Irng fiirs lie.
berliegen 6et anotenpunfteu; gluitel.
lung BON 5Ipei Sei5ern BEL groBen
aobIen brenneuoen 2ofomotipeu oh.
ne gliidiidtnnbme olf Die 2duge
DER fSabrt.
Die gertreter Scr gobugeiellifai.
ten ertl1reu 0ieic Soroeruugen fir
lmgere6t. sic bebaupten, 6uB
bur6 @iufiibrung fiirjerer 9lrbeits.
3eit Die eiu5elnen 8ipiiionen ge.
first unO 8erfit1tten oerlegt tper.
oen miiBten. Gie 3it be3a5len6e
lle6erjeit piir6e 1T feInem GintIan.
&c NIT Den @inuabmeu iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-02
Gem 9iitriftaeridJt iibcrluisien.

0ie gteger Chris. 9onabue II.
syaneS 6arueD, Die eingeltonOet pa.
ben, III Omaha tp1breno 6e8 IeBten
Nonots eff giubriidJe Deriibt 5u bo.
ben, muroeu Dem 8oIi3eiridter Dor.
.Gefiibrt uno 1alter Ser anfLage, in
Ole @obnung BON g1ntbait gldffe,
2627 9ramliu StraBe, in Der
95adt 0eS 26. @3ai eingebroden 8ll
feiu, oent 0iItriftgeriht iiberipieien.
8onobue 5eigte ben 8oli3iiteu Die
SGuier, in Die er eingbro6en mar,
au6 Die 9lrt Der Qusfiibrnng. 8ie.
Ie Der geiobIenen iprnden BEL Der
Boli3ri Dor, I'M mogIiderlpeiie ibr
Gtgentbmn fpte6er 5l erBalten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-02
SrieSm nnn's Serum.

Berlin, 2. SUM. Sn Der
09erliner aO1ebi5iniidcn @eicQifaft
fam prneut bic sSragc Der 8Irfiom-
felt o6er llnuirflanlfeit oes 5rieo-
rlnnn.Serums 3ur Speillng BON
2uneenidninoiltht aufs Gapet SSn
Idngerer, gum 9beil erreqter 0ebat.
te fritiiirte Grofeiior Or. Snmes
aoolpb Ssroeel, oirigiren0er glr5t
on Der diriirgiiden 9(btbeilmg oes
Aronfenbolies Der iiioiihen @e.
fneinoe, iino anoere befanntc Me.
oi3iner Die bafteriologiihen glnga.
ben 0r. 8rie6mmns. gluS Der
1ebotte argab iid, Dab Die glngaben
infofern imrihtig iinO, ols Die be-
oniprudten Grfolge tbotiGdlih niht
8u bet3eidnen iino Fluid in Der
9aiener geOi5iniiden @eicaidoft
tpurDe bos 3bema 6rieomann ouf.
aetDorfen 0ort berihteten bic Der.
treter Der eriten 8iener SIiniten,
oob Der ipeitere 8erlalif Der 2m.
eenihminbfutt BEL oenienigen ga.
tienten, Die NIT Or. i5rieomann' 8
Sernm bebonoeIt ipuroelt ii6 fait
niisnobmsIos geitaltete, in feinen
sSdne iraenbipelde geiierung ber.
merit tperben fonnte.
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RO66cnIdllao-gcrtraa

@aibiugton 2. s5ani. - gad
elmer 9onferenj NIT Dem iapaniifen
gotidafter Discount GbinOa bat Der
Staatsiefret1r 8rnan betnnnt gcge.
ben, oaB bic Ser. Stanten, @roB.
britanuien iuio sStpan 8orbereihm.
gen getroffen bab4l, I'M Oieien
Sonlmer tpiiienidjoFtkde @rpcOitio.
men nod oen1 @aFinaslueer su iAi.
den, iUelhe Die @irfnngen 6cS SFob.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. itnteriudcn ioI,
len. 8ie @rpe6itionen neroen I'm.
abb1ngig oonainnroer, aber para.
Iea miteinanoer borgeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-02
@rnd hns Menif.

Ser Is Sabre olte Samuel Spec.
for, Sobn pon 9aoio Spector. 1419
geor0 "a. Strabc tpobubnft, fieI ae.
Itern g[ben0 nad 8 lbr I'M &ou1lbe
9arf 10 unehdli9 bon elmer S99il.
feI, 6aB er oas @entd brad uno ei.
niqe Rirruten 6orauf toot mar.
0iit atoeren &nnben bate Ser
aIaine itebeno in ausgeLofener 8ei-
ie fi6 seidnungen. Der gdrtpoIi.
5ift bate ben Sungeit serntben t1idf
8u bod SIT ibtuinsen. 8IosIid), tuie
anoere Sltneett insen gIitt samliel
aus ur0 fiel riiftpdrts nit Dem @e.
MD ouf Dos Brett. ct mar to6t,
ebe Der 9tr3t eittraf.
Die @ltRrn Itnb furht6nr7 erIHiit-
tert, 6eun Dor ettpa ieGsN 8ohen
mHrOe ibuen ein tiinf Dtonute alter
&nabe ourfJ ben Lob entriifer.
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