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women are crazy, anyhow" he Co.'S
dded TO the others.
"Au revoir. Miss Thursday -
The girl was unconscious Of the
proffered hand. Her eyes averted. che
murmured a good night.
His smile broadening. Marbrides
turned 10 Matthias. received from
him look that was as ge,d AZ
kick, gave baes grin OF giaceles.
effrontery: and swinging. liuked ARA
with Tankerville.
Come along. George-tak. q lock
at our new car. she's a wonder!"
Civilly playing his part. Tankefvilfe
submitted.
They disc ppeared- Marbridge CAB
bling cheerfully--into tho house. Joan
uncurtained her eyes. Her lover. with
q face Of thunder. was looking toward
his aunt. who made q slight negative
motion Of her head with an admoni.
tory outer OF one hand: q servant
with Q tray was drawing n1Af.
Matthias answered her with 81.
ture Of controlled wrath. turned 70
the balustrade and stood thses saar-
ing straight into tho angry sunsst
glow. ''-''
Throughout the remainder OF JoaA's
visit the Incident was not once ~
fcrred to. But IL had had It's curious
and disturbing effect upon the girl.
She remembered It all very vivl4l1,
reviewed 1t with nsatiabls ls~uiGt
tiveness. From this she derived .
feeling. which she resented. Of having
Witnessed . scene frausAt with etc.
nificance undecipherable to her.
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/. Tuesday. September IS. 1914
BY Louis Joseph Vance
The Story Of q n ew Y0rk GSri's Sfru66Ies
to n. axe Good as an AclreSS.

In the hallway a mans voice said:
He must be In. There's . light
A woman answered impatiently:
OF course he's In: but the chances
are he's asleep" She called In .
louder tone: "Jack-Jack MAtthiasi"
Recognizing the voice Of hi aunt.
Helena Tankervilis. that person
groaned aloud. 20 Lord" stole a
glance at Joan. hssitatsd, shrugged.
as II to say: There's no help for IL!
Then he answered the door.
Helena swept In with . swirl Of
In. .atient skirts. GOOD heavens!"
she cried. what ais you. Jackis3
We Knocked half . dozen times.
Were your
Her glance encounterins Joan. tho
words dr.. d on her lips.
Tanksrvtile. at her heels. jsrksd .
motor gauntlet from his fat hand In
order to grasp that Of Matthias
Matthias laughed . little while.
quietly: no good trying to carry on
this situation; BY many . clue. aside
from Joan's confusion. they wero be-
trayed.
,u'vs caught u.s." he said. cheer
fully. I'VE may a. we'll own up.
Helena, this is Joan-Miss Thurs
day--my nan..o. And Joan, this 10
my aunt. Mrs. Tankervilie-and her
husband"
And Immediately he was c nscious
OF the necessity Of bridging tho pause
that would inevitably bold these
three COMPOUNDED. pending adjust
ment to his amazing announcement.
1--WE had intended to keep II quiet
for q while." he pursued evenly. shut
ting tho door. Helena. lot
mo help you with that cloak.
But since your declared yourselves
in. We can only ask you to hold your
peace until ws're ready. I'm sure
We can count on you both"
Tankerville puffsd an explosive:
"Oh. certainly"
Helena glanced shrewdly from Joan
to Matthias. with . bright nod to
him. she turned back to Joa. drew
alowly near to her; dropped kindly
hands upon the shoulders Of the girl.
"But. my deAri" she exclaimed In
q tone Of expostulstion. you are
beautiful"
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considerable reluctance Druggett sur
rendered SIS, and promised her ~
much more on Monday. toward OK.
penses on tho road. And, a~ain on
the advice and introduction Of Mrs.
Arnold. the girl succeeded In salts.
flying her needs at an instalment.
plan clothing house. paying - down
on q bill Of about $40. and agreeing
to remit the balance at the rate of
a each week.
The final dress rehearsal was called
for Saturday morning. They were
to leave New York Sunday night.
But on Friday afternoon . sense OF
uneasiness and uncertainty invaded
the temper Of the organization.
At 10 o'clock tho next morning.
little late-Joan, with her costume In
the dllapidated wicker suitcase. hur-
ried into the theatre to fnd the com.
pany scattered about the stage In
poses variously suggestive OF restless
detection.
Ladies and gentlemen" said WILL
brow sharply: md waited until he
had all their attention. "There'll be
no rehearsal to-day, and-and unless
something quite unexpected happens,
we won't open Monday. The truth Is,
there isn't money enough behind this
show to finance It beyond Altoona.
Moran can't collect on his scenery,
and won't deliver. Mr.. Matthias has
offered to fix Moran up II we agree to
go out. but can't see 1t that way.
Mr.. Rideout's proposition Is that we
30 on the rond and run our chances
OF making expenses-but I don't have
to tell you people what q swell show
we'd have OF breaking even on a tank
route at this season of the ycar-ho,
weather still with US, ana all that
We might-but that's about all YOU
can say. And don't think any OF
US want to count ties from Altoona.
"Mr. Druggett thinks that Mr.
Rideout will be able to make a deal
with another Arm Of producers, bu,
l doubt 1t. Just now they're all tied
up with their own productions and
have no time to waste on a gambling
risk like this. or course, n Tn
wrong. you'll all be notified. But |
wouldn't, II were you. pass UP an
other engagement on the off-chancs
Of this thing pannlng out, after all.
I'm sorry about this-we're al
sorry. natui ally. We all lose. Mr.
Matthias here loses as much as any
Of us-the rights In a valuable prop.
erty for several months. at the In.
side. I'm out fifteen hundred dollar.
! was to get f.. putting the show on
And Rideout's out the two thousand
real coin he's invested in expectation
Of backing which failed to material
Ire. Personally I refused to shoulder
the responsibility Of letting you e
out In ignorance Of the real state o.
affairs. That's ALL"
BY twos and threes they gathered
up their belongings and struggled of
upon their various ways. a sorry
philosophic crew, Within ten min.
utes their dissertation was hnal anC
absolute.
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restaurant to idle with q tasteless
meal.
He was at once dog-weary and
heart-sick.
Tho net outcome Of some ten hours
Of runnings to and froe. Of meetings
and schemings, Of conferences BY
telephone and Of Communications by
telegraph with those who had prom
ised financial support to Rdeout'a
project. was an empty assurance. in
differently given by . arm Of pro-
ducers. to the effect that, n nothing
happened to make them think other
wise. they might possibly be prepared
to consider the advisability of pro-
ducing "The Jade God" about the
first Of January.
Matthias belie--ed In the play with
all his heart. During the last three
weeks he had watched It come to life
and assume the form h, had dreamed
for It, colored with the rich hues OF
his imagination and quick with the
breath Of living drama. And because
he possessed In some measure that
rare faculty OF being able TO weigh
Justly the work Of his own hand, and
had looked upon this and seen that
1t was good, he had counted on 1t to
win him that recognition which. more
than money. Ms pride craved-psrtly
by way Of some compensation for
what 1t had recently suffered at the
hands Of a woman. The woman was
Venetia Tankerville. to whom no had
been engaged. and who. on tho eve
OF her marriage to him. had eloped
with Vincent Marb. .dge. q man.
about town whom Matthias detested.
He was still sore with tho hurt OF
that experience. Privately no doubt
cd whether he would ever wholly re-
cover from It: but the doubt was q
very private one, never discovered
even to his most sympathetic friends,
not oven to his aunt, Helena Tan
kerville, whose scorn OF her sister
in-law, Venetia, remained immeas-
urable.
no eo",u nv go. -,
thous". y. .'"o 80. 80.
10 use nm ~ wo..,,. -.
Win Ai"' ~ 49,, ,,..
from MS a..' CIV "Is ,s,
uno arms y, 'Aus ~.
Maro''uee' .No -. ,on.
temptuous In his conquest.
SA'AS "o' -,.. -,
waiting On 'n' s'oop. 80 -
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could be. Matthias. too. forgot Vene-
tia and forgot all elise save tho beau
tifui girl to whom no had no sud.
denly engaged himself. Then came
news that he must 70 soon to Los
Angeles to supervise the production
Of tho Jade God" by . Pacific stock
company. And on the heels Of this
came q week end invitation for him
self and Joan from Helena Tanker
vile. Matthias preached the sub
Ject to Joan:
What " IT." Joan inquired indif.
ferently.
What 10 you say TO running down
to Tangiewood over sundayr'
"TanglowoodT
my Aunt Helena's hometown at
Port Madison. Long Island. you
know. She has Just written. asking
us. II would be rather fun. Would
you like to go7'
A blunt negative was barely sup
pressed. Curiosity made Joan hest
tate. and temporarily to forego fur
Their retulance.
1--WE nothing to wear" she doubted
uncertainty.
Rot; you don't need anything but
shirtwaists and skirts. There won't
be anybody but you. Helena. George
Tankerville and myself" Matthias
leaned over the back Of her chair and
caught her face between his hands.
"It'll be a splendid holiday for us, be-
fore start. Say yes-sweetheart!"
Joan turned up her face to his,
lifting her arms to encircle his neck.
She nodded consent as he bent his
lips to hers.
That day they lunched together. a.
usual. After luncheon. Matthias FUN
bled In one Of his waistcoat pockets.
produced . small ieather-covered
case. and passed It across the table.
I'D meant to keep this till we got
home, he said with an awkward
smile. But don't think ! can wait"
Joan opened the box--and drew tho
longest breath Of ser life. He heart
seemed to leS' and then stand stock
still for 4 1ull minute before she
grasped the magnifcence Of his pre-
sent: her engagement ring!
Then and there the girl lost all
touch with the tough verities Of life:
and throughout the day and until she
lost consciousness In bed that night.
q sensual enchantment held dominion
over al her being.
Next day they went to Tanglewood.
As they sat on the terrace that SUM-
day afternoon. . car whizzed UP the
drive and stopped out OF sight In
front Of re house.
Helena moved . few PAGES toward
the house. paused, waited. A wom-
ans laugh with an accent Of cheerful
excitement came to them. Joan saw
Helena start and noticed Matthias
break OF q sentence In the middle
and swing around In his chair. I'm
mediately a woman ran through the
doorway to the terrace. q light dust
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WOODEN gauor1ea Re98
passages, sheds and vast echolAg
caves Of gloom. which In thoss Gays
the site Of tho new 0raad
Central Station. and With . long
breath of relief turned westward or
Forty-second street.
She had within fve minutes ga,
goodby to her betrothed: her hpN
were yet warm with their partinR
more bewitching--with the facilc
tears through which she had watehsd
his train draw out Of the station.
He was not to be back from Cali
fornia within month: more probably
his return would not occur within
i've or six weeks
She was contrariiy possessed By
two opposed humors: one approSi-
mately saturated with an exquisite
melancholy and . sense OF hstolo
emotions adequately sxpsrisncsA:
and the other. OF freedom untram-
melted by restrictions Of any sort.
Ovsrrullng her faint-heartsd 80
tesla Matthias had left her The sim
Of six weeks allowance in advaAss.
by way Of provision against emssvsn-
oies and delays.
Though she had disguised u from
him. and even in some measure from
herself. che knew that love he'd not
quenched. but had qulcksnsd her am
billion for the stage. To b desired
BY one man only stimulated her loaa.
ing to be desired inaccessibly-As.
yond tho impPeGnable barrier Of foot.
lights-by all men.
She wondered how far hsr strength
and constancy would serve her 70 r.
sist, were opportunity 10 COM hor
way during the absence OF llatthlss,
whom distance should have aooDAd
tho strength Of his infiusscs ana jons-
Illness had lent an accent - her need
for occupation and compaaionsoip,
Furtivsiy she CLOSED her lsft bsud
until she could i-sl the diamond IN
his ring. turned In toward the pain
beneath her glove. ~ II Il were .
talisman.
Turning north on Broadway. -
breasted the full current Of the lAts
afternoon promenade. And there.
within five minutes, sas came face %
face with Guard. ...4..i
"Wsil!" he cried heartily. II alwaya
vaA . lucky guy! I've been thinlina
about you all day--wondertng wAAs1
become OF YOU"
Joan smiled and shook hands y
guess II wasn't worrying you mucA."
she rstortsd. III you'd wanted -.
you knew whore to and me-"
Guard needed no more encoufaSo-
ment. Promptly ranging aloassads
and falling into step: That's tsst
It," he argued; II knew whore h.
start looking for you. all right. but !
was kinda afraid you might be i,
when l called. and didn't sknc
whether you'd snap my head on -.
not"
WELL" said Joan indlfferentiy, y
Huess It's none OF my busii,e -
you're such rummy you cant % IL
onto a job. Only. OF course, l i.i,f
have to stand for that sort vi
ishness more than once"
You sand something then, "a
right" Guard approved humo.y.
can't blame you for feeling tnal
ABOUT II. Hut le me till you an 49,.
est fact: l amt touched drop =
anything stronger'n buttermiik sin, =
that night"
lis that so?" Joan asked, pausin-
definitely on the corner at Forty.
NTH street.
believe me. Joan. ] hate the stun.
sulphuric. No. on the lsvsi. I'm
booked for the waterfalls route ~
the rest Of my natural" -.
I'm awful glad. Wen. good afsss.
nooni" = \
TN M rontinuAAN
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CHAPTER VIII.
LITTLE after d

LITTLE after the hour -
- on Monday aftesnooa
Joan emerged from that
riotous meander Of hideoss
vo<ndsn Oa1lapiAa $500
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CHAPTER VII.

eDHE next few weelS were .
fools paradise season for
the two lovers. Joan found
herself moro deeply In love
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CHAPTER VI.

ATE in the evening. Matthias
gave 1t up. and shaking off
Rideout (whose only hope
' had resided In the authors
anxiety to save his play)
himself to an out Of tho way
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CHAPTER Y.

EVER had any Of her diff
cultles been adjusted In q
manner more satisfactory
to Joan. She rose at once
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Habtpa Mnb Senebme.

5. Quincy @arb, Der Grcfutlp'
sl0ent Der Staats @ilo- unb 5ilt'
aonrnliilion, bat 9ildieIl @alfcr be.
uabri6tigt, baB er gum @llDbdter
bon Campbell Golitp ernannt NOR.
Den iei Gle Gruenillng erlolgte allI
geinit oes Staats.9fcpraientnnten
2uuis 5iemnn umo bes 9tortbern
S.ntudp Sun Club.
- Serr ,Jrant @citborn lnlo
@ottin wilrbeu anIGBIih ibres So1'
5eits. .9lnniperioriums pou ibren 'Gbl'
rcihen Srelpren in ibrenl foiigeh
Seim an Der g9alnut 5traBe NIT eI'
ner Surpriia &artp beebrt.
- ". =. Sing Supcrintcnoent
ser 9eaepuc oiientlifen Sdulen,
mar ON Sanitag elmer Der @raOuan'
oen Der Cincinnati SaD Sdool.
- Serr ~. 9lbomS unb @nttir,
oie oui einige @oheu bel Scrrn
Scnrp Tolmer BON Der 3. gpcnue,
Canton, auf SSeiuh lpeiIten ltno llad)
Ienper, Col, 5uriIdgetebrt.
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Tag sans bes Wob q NJ.
me 5. gines Der ebripiirbigiteu 9ar'
lperfe Der mobammebauiihen ardi'
teftir ipiro bon @ertrno aospiian
Well in einem fiir8lid eridicneicn
Bud iibcr ben EaIait unb bic Moidcc
bon llbai6ir eingebeno gefdllloert.
Die Wloifee Don lld,aioir III cine
Der aIteiten, Die bic aorm uno bic
9ersierung betpabrt bat, bic lie mr.
ipriinaIid bate ,in0 beren plnn ols
zines Der prsen 8eiipiele bonn ard;i.
i-fhiriiiI Der Recommendation Weli
eeItcn fam. Tieier Gill III nbaeleitei
non BEN urIpriinali6en Seilietlunl
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etrabe aeruIen, polelbit Gin 6euer
einen Sddpen BON $50 perllriadts,
Sin anesrss 5euer, bos einiss
Wp6nbduier an Der 10. Strdbs lins
Bart slpenue bcorobte, lpurbe eben'
faas BON Der Ssuerlpsbr selDldt.
- Soiepb Stript, rs Sabre alt,
itarb geitern in isiner WOhnuns in
Sput6sats an 9lltersidpdts. gr bins
terlGbt eripa6iens ainber. 9as 9ei-
6enbesGnsniB finbet am Sien'tas
Radmittos itatt ano bic geiisBuns er'
fplgt uuf Dem Smmersriin Srieobof.
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lamb, Is; Charles Hobercfi. Is; Wal-
ter IS. Stepbens. SO.
Merner giberait. II Sabre ali,
ms GbeIter Ranion, II, Yeioe bon
Grant Gpuntp, wurpen seitern bonn
ppliSiiten glart auf einen pom Sbes
riff Wiliams bon bort erlonsten
Safisbefebl feitsenommen. Die 4ns
tlase gsgen bic @enannten lautet aui
9ptbsu6t. Sheriff Williams pirh
ute bier eintreffen. um bic Sunsens
ab3ubplen.
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Scrr G0uarD Srnd, 44S SuO UHhlit
strase. geG Sci. 476 R, Spns
Ebunc 1851 Y.
- Die 15idmiee Daiip MiIler, oon
go g9pro 8. Strabe. puree oorqe'
itern glbenp pGbreno zines picnlts
auf pem Gpuntp fair 9IaB BON Err
!OiBe iiberipaltigt anb ipurbe in BEN
2lutomobil bes friiberen Wdpor5
Strau6 na6 ibrer Np6nuna 9sbtadt.
mo- ibr Grstli4e gehanelun9 gu 3bsIl
purbs.
- 6arolb popell, II, fpsIder DO.
524 SIb u. Sirabe pobnt, lpuroc
poroeitern gl6enb Ipegen llnterl6la'
sun0 pon $500 unb gedubuns oea
,GaIb" Resiitsrs I'M $3.50 in be:
Srudtbonbluna BON 20, 6, atberton
Ii. Co., Don bsm 0etettip Setteri4 Der'
baitet uno bis sum 8erbor ins Stds
tipnsbaus einaeipsrrt. poneII mar
BON Der Sirma anasitelt. Triidte duf
sinsm @aasn ob8uIisfern unb Selnsr
3u tollettiren. Gr purbe porseitern
gbenb babel iiberraIdt, als er bus
Sab" Scatter erbrs6sn polIte unr
ereriff bic Nluht Vie poliasi rpuroe
bon bem 0iebitabl benatrittiat uno
pupeIl purbe in 9stpubriam aenoms
men. ols er iid antltiocn poIlte,
UNI Iih aus bem Staube AL MAIDEN.
Die Firma bate idon lanae 9eron6t,
sab Gelb aus benz Gaih Regliter Tp'
itemotiId aeitoblsn puroe. uno alaub'
ta. buB qotpell bic 0iebitdAls bsains.
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@ebalt Don benz @eiunobeitsratb pon
$1,000 ouf $25Qo erb0bt. nber ser
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sutsubsibsn obsr bic @erpilliaunser
bieriiir su MAIDEN. Or. Smeblen tIas'
te i'm Common plsas 9sridt unh
erbislt Elm urtbeil su Ieinsn @uniten
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bag urtheil Der unteren SSnitanS be-
Idtiqt Or. Smeblen rnb yomili'
iino asaenpdrtia aur erboIun9 in
Weiten.
- Der &ontrattor 8. Rilep Gar
rsr puroe poraeitern g6enb BON Del
poli5si pegen idneIIen 1ahrens mi
| ftinem Habrrab BON Der poIi5ei II
G3epabrTam senommen uni osaer
garaitaft bis aum @srb0r i'm Wuni
sipalgsriht entIaHen.
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Tront 5utis. pOn glo. 1857 Gam
Strabe, itarb pOraeiterH Natrmittai
| i'm qlter bon "a Sabren an elmer I'm
terleibssntaiinbuns. Sic bintcrldb
auber bem Gattsn 7 Rinber
= Bernard Z. Gunninabam itdrl
asiteru Woraen in Der WohnuHa lei
rcr Sf,peiter. glo. 1109 Gbeltnu
! Str. on einem Nisrenleioen i'm Il.s
pon 40 SSabrcn.
Der itGbtiIhe gau.Snipstto
@burlss Yopell purpe Don einem IA
itenbisb nm iein gaorIdait in Sob
prn $56 bsitoblsn. gr permibte ba
gclb CRIT bsi iciner gn.unit in DC
Dobnuna.
- Die Heusrtp.br purbe nad Der
Sauie bsr iSamilis Douna go. 20
Gatcn apsnue aerufen. no bic clei
iriihe 2id)t Qlnluoe bic 3immerbed
III grano qsfcst bate. Der S6doe
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Sauier a M GIeet.

8ernaat BON @ettcrn ilno @inoet
@eipiden ans sInfer inib Got
sief untsn Don ipiibImotn WuBsrus
Sod, cben pom Sturme beotobt
tSetragen bas cine pom nHoern
@ie 9riiber in Gait uno 2eio.
90 itebt ibr - I6ngit iiberiIogeli
gOnl ipuienoep Giiti& Der 8sit
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8 a y, II to n.

llnier sIscnt in Gamilton 1T
Serr GSuarb @rud, 449 Sao 5ili'te
strase. geG Sci. 476 R, Spms
Ibunc 1851 y.
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8rien,.
Bon aurt miinssr.

@s siebt Srte, bic bur6 Gage ober
einen 3ufaq Der Notwithstanding
beiiimmt iino, niats anbsrss als yla'
me unb &lans i'm DIR Der Reifenbsn
au Isin. ollie jsne Stationen. bic
llmiteisepuntte ino, 2lussang fir
Querrouten, i6sinsn nur I'm ibres
9abnbOIs rpillen su eriItirsn. Oa
iiirmt man BON sinsm gubniteig gum
anbsrn, fiirst fd in bic Iannsls,
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Eiuuier-@ercin.

3ir ggitaicocr iirh crinht ith an Sieus
trH NnHracu I'M : ,lhr in ihrer S,Ile ~ Der
iammeIn. I'M benz oeiehenbeeduenb bes oeIit
eieorg VI. gIrgne nm s llbr bon Der 81. 10
iepls MIrdlc aus helllpo0ncn.
g9m Aicolin. 4riiineni.
@eurg 6armeIt ina. Seiretdr. 1G
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Ses mchammeSaniifen @laubsns.
benz Sams Ses gropbeten in yseoina.
g.eucre Sorihiingen baben ergeben.
oaB Wscbammcb, aIs er iein neues
gYobnbans mad, ieiner Sludt nnb
MeSina i'm Sabre 622 linierer 3elt.
red,nilng errihteie, ii6 bier ipirtith
MIR cine @obnItatte if,afien tpollte.
Or Eotte niht Die abiid,t. eine Wo.
ihee su bauen, Ionbern ipollfe iih elm
Saus fiir iih einridten genal III Der
9lrt, tpie es su ieiner Belt iiblld, mar.
Gineu Grt Der gnbetilng aii tbdffen.
mar fir i'm ia nid)t tpidfis, Sa sS
iiir inn MIR spei Seiligtbimer III
Der Nelt grben fonnte: bas oer
aaaba" in Meffa nno bas Der
.slaIa1 in Seruialem. Die erltere ipar
bomaIs Elm plas in Der Nabe Der
staot, BON elmer @auer unrseben unO
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