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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-19
0'HARA Is NOW IN
RACE FOR SENATE
Lieutenant Governor to War on
Industrial Slavery, Declares
in Announcement.

Chicago. Ill, Feb. 19-Formal an
nouncement of his candidacy for the
democratic nomination for United
States senator was made last night by
Lieutenant Governor Barratt O'Hara
in a statement in which he declared
industrial slavery to be the chief is
sue of the campaign.
"A year ago the state senate Of
Illinois created a commission 10 in
vestigate the handicaps OF and the
menaces to the toiling womanhood of
the state" said Mr.. O'Hara. by vir-
tue of nv position as presiding officer
of the senate / was made chairman of
this commission.
1T is no eXagseration to say that
the evidence presented at its hearings
startled the civilized world, stirred the
conscience of honest intentioned en-
ployers the country over and crystal
Iized sentiment for n more equal
distribution of the profits of indus
try.
Despite all that was done, however,
I regret that Industrial slavery of the
worst type because it affects women
trenched. Countless thousands of
girls in our own state are receiving
very considerably less than n living
and very many of them are getting
as iCw as S1.50 a week in the city of
Chicago, where employers admit
girl cannot live in even the slightest
comforts on less than So week.
II have advocated and / now advo-
cate a state minimum wage law. But
a state law can only be an emergency
measure TO bridge the time until we
have a federal law. If the slavery of
the negro race was a national issue,
who can argue that the nation as
whole is net also concerned in the
slavery Of American children and
American women?
Unless the lawmakers of the nation
be aroused and the toilers of every
locality assured a living wage in re-
turn for honest industry the republic
cannot endure"
Mr.. OHara said that he did not eX-
pect TO speak a single unkind word
against any of the numerous other
candidates for the democratic sena-
tcrial nomination. He made no refer
ence to Roger &. Sullivan, who is the
chief object of attack for most OF the
Springfield. ILL.,, Feb. 19.-LieGtenant
Governor Barratt O'Hara became act
ing governor of Illinois short time
before noon yesterday. At that time 4
Governor and Mrs. Dunno with their |
crossed the state line on /
heir way TO Washington.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-19
BERGER LEAVES
FOR CALIFORNIA
White Sox Star Second Stacker
on to Join Teammates on
Pacific Coast.

Joe Berger OF this city, star second
seeker of the Chicago White Sox. left
today for the Pacific coast, where he
will join his teammates preparatory TO
TIE spring training season which the
Sox squad will start in California.
The remaining members of the Sox
leave today for the coast. accompanied
by Manager Callahan and the re-
mainGer of the world tourists who are
members of the Chicago American ag-
gregations.
Berger will doubtless pay in the
fret squad of the Sox this year. and
Will Tot appear at Davenport when the
second team meets the Three
leaguers there on their spring training
trip.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-19
COLLEGE
READY FOR CAME
Carthage Here Tonight for Con-
test With State Title
Contenders.
STUDENTS BOOST THE TEAM
coiIesians Working Hard to Win Illi-
nois Charnpionship-Two Games
Here Next Week.

Carthage college Of Carthage. H.. is
the next opponent for the fast Angus
tana quintet. and arrived here late this
Afternoon to meet the Islanders at the
college gymnasium tonight. Swed-
berg; the demon center OF Augustana is
il much improved condition follow
ing his sudden i'll spell, and will play
the entire game.
Augusta1a was victorious over
Carthage in the first contest between
the two at the home OF the Carthagin.
ians, and tonight do not expect much
of a tussle to win. Carthage stands
way down the list in the standing for
the Illinois state collegiate title, while
the Swedes are now in second place.
with the chances in their favor of top
Ping the percentage column befores
another week has passed. The locals
will use the same lineup tonight as
usual. and after three DAYS of hard
practice under the watchful eye OF
Coach Conrad. the boys are in excel
lent trim for the remaining games OK
the schedule
Gustavus AdoIphus Next.
The next games for Augustana will
Up Will Aie ldSL NuSLdNuS aQOlp2ib1
quintet last years Minnesota coli
legiate champions, who come here
next week for two games on the local
roor, Monday and Tuesday evening
The two teams have met once before
each capturing one game and both
were close and hard fought contests
Augustana is expecting no easy time
to win from the Minnesotans, but will
work hard to add two more victories
to their credit
The Gustavus Adolphus games are
not important contests as the visitors
are from outside the state and the
results will have no bearing on the
Illinois state title. Students, how
ever, are looking forward to the com
ing games with great interest, es-
pecially the contest tonight, as tle
college has not appeared here for
more than two weeks. They plan TO
attend in large numbers and boost for
their favorites.
Hedding college, would be CON
tender for state, honors will fe- ZERO
for a game Saturday evening, Feb. %,
but the locals expect an easy victory
On their own floor. having walloped
tle Heddlng boys before at ADlnsdoi-
Both the Hedding and Carthage con-
tests will have bearing on the state
title. and by winning both Of them
til, Augustana boys expect to again
top the percentage column.
Regarding tournaments.
BY March 6 the Augustana boys
will be in excellent trim for the di-
vision tournament at Peoria Wen
several conference teams will meet to
decide which qui1tets shall go TO the
final state tournament at Bloomington
a week later At the Bloomington
tourney the intercollegiate cham
pirns of Illinois vii! be decided. and II
everything goes right before this date
stuteats at the local college expect
their team to cop the hoaors. and plan
e. send a delegation to Bloomington
&c hccst the, Swedes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-19
WHITE SOX TO STOP
AT klMBALl HOTEL

Reservations have just been made
by the White Sox of Chicago for ac-
commcdations at a Davenport
hotel on April Is. The second team
comes TO Davenport on its annual tour
before the opening of the season. An
exhibition game will he played that
afternoon against the Davenport Blue
SoX
The Ottumwa and Grand Forks base
ball clubs have also made reserva-
lions at the Kimball. The Ottumwa
team will be there three days. playing
exhibition games on April /, and 9.
The Grand Forks club will play in
Davenport on April :.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-19
M!ACKAYS SECURE
DIVORCE in PARIS
Eesertion Charge Made by Both
Parties to Suit and He Gets
the Children.

New York. Feb. 19.-Mr. and Mrs
Clarence H. Mackay have adjusted
their marital troubles through the
courts of France, which week ago
yesterday granted to them a mutual
! divorce
Rumors that such action had been
brought had been rife for several
months. The decree has been signed
without any testimony becoming pub
lie. as might have been the case had
the suit been brought in the United
States.
Statements concerning the decree,
which are practically the same, were
issued last night by counsel for both
sides. Frederick R. Coudert repre-
scented Mr. Mackay, the proceedings
having been conducted in the French
courts by Couder, Brothers in Paris.
John B. Stanchfeld, as her attorney,
gave the version in behalf of Mrs
Mackay.
Mr. Coudert, as counsel for Mr. Mac
kay. made the following statement:
"On Feb. IL the French courts grant
cd a mutual divorce to Mr.. and Mrs.
Mackay on the ground of desertior,
Ar. Mackay having interpcsed a coun-
ter claim on the same ground. No
other charge was involved. The de-
cree granted the full custody and con
troll of the three children to Mr. Mac
kay, with the right to visit them &C
corded to Mrs. Mackay."
The statement frCm the Office of Mr..
Stanchfeld is N part as follows:
I'm December last Mrs. Mackay went
to Europe and took up her residence in
an apartment a Paris. which she had
held under lease for considere BILE
period OF time. She brought suit in
the tribunal of the Seine against Mr.
Mackay for divorce on the ground of
desertioa.
He voluntarily appeared in the ac-
ton and interposed counter claim.
alleging desertion on the part of the
rlaintiff No other charge was involv-
ed The court, as is the practice in
France. endeavcred to bring about
reconciliation. Being unable to ac-
complish such a result a divorce was
granted on or about the 18th of Feb
ruary TO each of the parties. The Gus
tody of the children was awarded to
Mr.. Mackay, with the right to Mrs
Mackay TO see them at unreasonable
times"
Although the Paris court delivered
4 judgment granting a divorce be-
tween the Mackays Feb. II, the verdict
has not yet been docketed. Coudert
brothers, attorneys for Mr. Mackey,
confirm the divorce but refuse details.
French newspapers are forbidden by
law to publish reports of divorce suits
matters were arranged, it is
a year ago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-19
Less Of Appetite.

Is the final signal of disorder and
decay. The usual loss. OF appetite
Is often caused by functional distur-
Dances in the stomach. The stomach
falls 20 do the work required. the
appetite is goae. and the body suf-
fers from lack of nourishment- Such
a stomach needs 10 be cleaned and
sweetened. Meri;ol Tonic Digestive
is made especially 10 assist the stom-
ach 10 digest food. and promote q
healthy appetite This remedy IS
sold on our positive guarantee, AID
we ask you 10 give II n trial II Is
a genuine tonic. n. o. Roifs. Rock
Island. H.. exclusive ageni.-(AdvJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-19

7 as a suspect" in the smuggling of the
express agent at Harrington Tuesday
evening. when the robber obtained
1914 in bills. The Information upon
which the arrest of Williamson was
made was furnished by a route agent
of the Adams Express company. VIII
hanson denied connection with the
affair
c. l.. Brown, the express as ent,
showed considerable improvement to-
day and was able to relate in full the
details of the robbery.
|. According to his story there were
two bandits who committed the theft
instead of only one as was first re-
ported.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-19
SCHIEBERL CALLS
Off KANSAS BOUT
Local Boy Unable to Meet
scrapper in Buffalo Owing
TO Slight Injury.
HENDERSON vs.. STEAMER
Ears Avail, Battle at Monmouth or
Peoria With Much Interest
Large Crowd &c Attend.

The scheduled 10-rouud bout Al
,-s,lo y =. tonight between Pea
- sehieberi. Rock Islands feather
-,,gbt. and kid Kansas Of the Cy-
80 state. has been called OF by
S.bieberTs manager. +. ". Schieberi,
.--i-q 20 an iaiurv TO JEe local boys
- which though Sigh, might
mar his further fighting If ne should
---do-4ata 20 battle while in this con-
ss,ror peanuts has been working
"a, in the Clifford gymnasium on
r-i-s+oerth street. and q large number
~ fans have watched him in action.
rev are strong in their expressions
n v-ouder over his great work. the
,ricE1es- Of his sep. the cleveruess
and force OF his waliop. and Rock Is
and ring side sports expect the Kid
% lard a worlds champion Ehip should
s--ueemerr= he completed for bout
vith the Champion kiihaue-
Promoters After Go.
Promoters I'm suburban towns ous-
side Of Chicago are endeav0rinE 20
,--azre a bout between SclfeberI and
Vrbane. according 90 reports sent out
from " 4fsIe ...Es CIV ans 10 t.af-
rrsat showing "P-luuts" made against
KNOCK Out Mars in CiHclnua-i re-
Gently.
peanuts paid the Office a short
v.sit yesterday. S,oppinr just long
e-1urh 70 say that the Chicago repOr-s
we're true and that an effort was being
made 70 match him with EiIbane. Il
hope they DO. -oo.-' continued the kid.
FOR I'll sure go after that boy. and
III lick him inside OF 10 rounds !
made a better showing against Mars
than RIbanc did. and believe that
can take his fe1-herweigh,<croUn away
from him 81 ever I get the chance"
Regarding Henderson Bout.
Z. ". Schieberl. manager Of Earl
Henderson. the well known local vel
tsrreight. says ;haL all arrangements
for the coming bout between his pro
tsze and Bum Steamer OF Davenport I
have been completed with the excep- /
ticn Of naming a date. lie expects a 7
letter daily from : Gamers managers !
and from the promoters Who viii stage I
the scrap. and viii announce the date {
a. soon as possible. II viii probably 4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-19
WRESTLING MATCH
FOR EAST MOLINE

Gust Samos and Gust Faust Will be
given another chance to decide their
wrestling ability. the card being billed
for the Northwestern hall in East Mo-
line next Saturday night. Some dis
agreement at the last minute prevent
ed a meeting between the two few
weeks ago.
For the semi-windup Robert Bylund
Of Moline is slated TO tackle Gully
Erickson. Preliminar.es to include
boxing, are also being arranged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-19
BETTENDORF WINS
FROM THE PUTNAMS

Three fast and interesting games of
indoor baseball were played at the
Davenport Y. NJ. c. a. last night. The
French & Heoht team ran up tho high
est score with the Company B team
close secoEd. Following are the re-
suits:
French & Hecht Il; Palmer School.
s.
Company b. Is; Pittsburgh Plate
Glass. Co, o.
Bettendorf. 3; Putnam Building. ..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-19
ROCK ISLAND BOY
SIGNS CONTRACT

Louis KOlles OF this city has receiv-
ed a contract from the Three l league
team of Bloomington 10 pitch for the
coming season providing he can make
good The salary is understood TO be
800 monthly and Kolles has returned
the contract signed. He will report TO
the club for training end says that he
IS in good condition and will make
good.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-19
Eight New postmasterc.

Washington, ID. c., Feb. 19.-Thesc
postmasters were confirmed yesterday
b. the senate: Illinois,. L. LANDER,
at Alton; John a. Lentz, at Blue Is
land; William II. Stolte. at Chicago
Heights; John Jeckle. at CESSNA Park;
George b. Marvel. at Clinton: Marion
c. Cook. at Duquoin; Joseph o. Smith,
az Manteno; William II, Evans, At
O'Fallon
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-19
MCFARLAND MUST
BATTLE OR QUIT

Packy Mcfarland. the so-called
stockyards phantom. must fight Mike
Gibbons of ST. Paul in the Madison
Square garden arena in New York,
Aiarch .. or retire from the game for
all time. is the ultimatum given out by
the Gibbons contingent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-19
ROBBERY SUSPECT TAKEN

NAN Believed Concerned in Farming
ton Crime Hcid in Peoria.
Peoria, H.. Feb. I9.-Howa-d VIII
hanson was arrested lSte last night
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-19

Ccrh-Wrliam o'Bricn. leader of the
independent Irish nationalists, was re-
elected as member OF parliament for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-19
WITH THE BoWLERS
TWIN CITY LEAGUE.
Games for Tonight.

Cubs vs.. Churchill Colts at Moline
alleys.
Moline VS.. Cross COuntrys at St.
Julien alleys.
Reliables VS.. Stock Leaders at
Harms alleys.
The regular schedule OF the league
viii continue tonight, after having
been hindered to some extent by the
fire which destroyed the Moline alleys.
The alleys opened 10 the public for the
first time last night after having been
completely remodeled and placed in
excellent condition. The schedule viii
run throughout the season as formerly
without further hitch.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26

ST legt ibre i8lanien SGn0e ouf
feline belize Stirn. n0u ipirit bic Boz
fen @eoaHten oft bon mir banuen
miihenl"
sd fiir9te mid nidt Dor i6nen
@r reiBt iie an ii9 uno tuBt iie
6er3lih nWie bIino mar ib, meine
@Od. pie blin0 mar i6!"
st bolt bic Wutter, iis treten 3li
britt Dor 6ons b. Woretbs gilo.
Damn reidt er oas 5eniter ouf uno
ruff lout; g&o9Ier, bic 6abne pieoer
'rous!~
nsyo jail" G
8ie 8erlobten fonnen fpieoer lo6en
pie in i6rsr &inobeit Soeeu. 9ie
WMtier gldubt nun an Die neue 3eit.
9ie aouteiie tommt 5u fpdt gu
Slid.
Der Batter Iiebt nit @rof g1orberoog
i'm Golon uno portet.
nQlber 4ino, lpo itedit 9u Oeun in
oller @eIt9"
@raf &eIenoorff blidt auF sic ll6r
9a ri4tet iib @ba bod duf 9Ru6ig
iagt iie: nS9 babe mid DerIobt nit
metuem Susen6freunO Sans @iIbelm
b. Wtoretb"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26

.8laifel" 9(ber 6ons Bil6elm batte
einen b0lliI6en 9urit.
Qlm nd6iien Nlittag lieB er ii9 BEL
feinem &ommonOeur meloen; ben bdts
tie 8eerenburq bereits borbereitet
oRa, 6ons Wilbelm, 0a gratulier'
i4 i6Dn! Sos mar pabrbdftig ous
3liigiie, mas Sie tun tpnnten. Qber
nun oie Sbreu iteif aebalteu, mein
SuHgel"
.6err SberIt, feline Sorsel"
.@enn bos Sbr gutter @ater erIebt
bGttel"
8a per0en ole beiOen Manner
ernit
.Wittag peroen Sie getpiB BEL So
rem Sreunben i'm &diino oerbrineen;
ober 6eute obeno ellen Sie, bite, bel
uns, unO penn Sie MIDI 81 S9rer
SodSeit einlaoen, iperoe id tommen,
BON Ser8en germ"
,Torum po[te i'd ge6orionlit bits
ten, Serr Sberf, AUDI meine SHUTTER
6offt -"
.Sb babe iic 10 longe ni6t geieben.
Die 3eit glei9t mon9en S@oOen aus,
ib freu' mid ouf Elm Bieoerie5en."
* X 4
Sn menioen Sagen botte 6ons @ils
6elm feline 2lngelegenbeiten georbnet.
9as Sffi3ierstorps na6m BEL einem
2iebesma6le offi3iel Q(bI6ieO BON tbm.
Der Oberf belt cine 9ieOe, er Iagte
Dem SGeioenoen febr einoringli9, ,pas
Der g}ome Moretb fir Dos Resiment
beoeutet, un6 piini6te i6m Slid fir
ale 3utunft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26
10. RnpifeI.

Der erfe groBe Serbitmdrtt ipurbe
in 0et &reisfobt abgebalten; er mar
qriinolib berre9net.
syoGen b. 9iiieDau un6 gllbre6t b.
Pii6fop poren bic eriten, Die iicb in
Dem fir bic @roBgrunObeiiBer Der
llmoeaeno reierDierten Sinter5immer
oes 6otels gum Sdmor5en Goler eins
gefunoen,
So6en lit Elm Sunggeie[le, @noe Der
9reiBiger. 9ii6top, 5ebn Sabre alter,
bat Dor ldngerer 3eit feline Srau Ders
loren; feline beiDen Sungen iinb i'm
&a0ettentorps. @r ipirO olleemein
9inelton oenannt, benn er gpi6elt"
einen geb0rigen Stiefel 5uiammen, oos
Iebt man aub ieiner Diden rotten glaie
an. @r itreicbt ieinen langen blonoen
@olbort 3ur Seite un6 5Uintert feiz
nem 5reunOe Oergniigt nit ben belIz
blouen Qlugen gu. g
|. oRa. sypden, bic SdpeinepreiIe aiez
Zen enoli6 NAL an, Der Safer Iteigt
aud. gDie pGr's nit 'ner 5laide am
ItGnOioem RotIpon9"
9er @irt, Serr Braun, itebt f@on
tereii,
pMsine 6erren qfliig unb 2ibed
Bat mir punoerbollen Morgedur gez
iGidt."
n0o bringen sic 3pei 8utteIn, 3"
meint %Dc1en 7iife0au
Scr quite 6ans Wil6elm bat
6eute auf Dem W1artte iein Debit gez
geben. 8enn er tommt, muB er ii4
init mem onitGnoigen Sropfen eintous
fen"
So6en irei6t Ii9 feinen buntIen
S9nurrbart Sur Seite uno fd6rt bann
f6nel NIT Der Souo iiber Oen toblen
.SGGbel, ben iid bic 5liesen gum
SummelplaB ouserieben boben.
yS9 oldub', nit Dem nirO in Der
nd6iten 3eit ni9t piel on3ufon9en
Ieiu."
.Meinit bu9 SD bente, lange miro
les ni9t oauern, triegt er oos 3ubauies
6oden ariinbli9 iott."
,9ieber pi6sltop, Der nimmt pors
lduftQ einen grunoioliOeu @nlouf."
.ltnter uns, ser alte &elenoorfF 1T
elm S6ofl 9ie @bo turnt ibm bob
nun einmol ouf oie 0a1e berum. Statt
quite Mliene gum b0ien Spiel 8u mas
diem, oe6t er 6ans Nilbelm aus Dem
gBeqe, 70 ipeit er tonn. - 9ait ou es
nidt por6ia bemertt2"
,S6 Ie6e oie beiOen nod Iange nid1t
ols Wlann itnO 5rau."
.S6o, iie iper0en nod i'm 2oufe oie@
fer @ode difgeboten."
,llno Der RelenoorH9"
,9eiBt in ben lauren glpfel."
,@erniinI6t eilig boben es ole bets
ben ouf einmol."
,glo, er bot bic @o gerooe lange 9es
nua 3oppeln lohen%
Q(noere @Gfe tamen. oos 8eiprdd)
iiber Sans @il6elm puroe ab9ebro=
den. man unterbielt ii6 iiber Brelle,
Qeuienot unb 9olitit. @eidimpti
ipur0e mOroerlih.
..Na, Der Billion oiel onoers
treibt ser es aud niGt pie ieiner5etl
gopripil"
Sen boBten bic 9anojuuter, neil er
i6re SntereKen nidt senii9eno 0ertre=
ten batte.
Qlber einiee meinten, abrarten iolltc
mou bod erlt, mas Der neue 3outorii
brinoe,
.Q(h mas, mir tperOen on Die QBanb
oe6ridt, meintc 9iidfop.
9o trot Sans 8ilbelm elm; man
empfiuo i6n nit Sollo3. gr f6iit=
4eY4s 6sn 6erren bic 6an0; Die einfohe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26
8. @npiteI.

OEe OerrlpQTteIl llQgmeH lull
Ihpeisenb bas Wlittdgeisn Elm. @raf
ylorOeroog botte 3par iofort nit einis
gen liebenspiiroigen @orten ieinen
@Iiidipuuih ousqeIpro6en, dber
I9per mar es oem Weltmdnne bod ges
fallen, bos fonnte er ni9t perbergen.
Ser Batter bate iiberboupt ni6ts ges
Toet; er empfanb bic 8emiitioung, Die
i6m BON Isiner Sodter Dor einem frems
ben Wauue 3uteil geiporoen mar, auf
bos titterite. llnglaubli6, boB iih
lein ein3iges 8ino 10 beuabm! glber
er 6e9errl9te iib, oie 2luseinanosrIets
3uua tpiir6e nod SiId tommen; Oann
pollte er Ii6er tein 8latt Dor ben
Wlun0 ne9men.
Q(ls Der Graf bic Sofel nuf6ob, Bat
i6n Ioroeroog fofort I'M cine Inter
reouug unter bier 2tugen. 9as Re>
iultat lag auf Der Sano: Der iunge
Diplomat podte feline Softer.
Damn fdidte @raf Relenoorff Den
Diener gu Ieiner So9tsr.
giu9ig trat iie Dem @ater gegeniiber.
.@s pirb ni6ts niiBen, papo, mir
@orpiirfe an mahen ooer gu Ders
Iuhen, mid bon meinem 9orbaben
ab8ubrinoen. 3iebe olfo eie nOtigen
4onIequen3en. Willit Oh Sons Wils
6elm ni6t ais @eineH Sdmiegeric6n
oneriennen, 10 bebauere i9 has ndtiirs
lid aus tiefitem 6er5en, ober pans
fenb lam mid nidts in meinem @nts
I9lufe modem"
,,Gbo, nimm @ernunft onl Du gebit
elmer i6redli1en 3rtunft entgegen."
.S6 babe @ertrousn gu meiner etges
men 4raft. Sn SoHs @il6elm itedt
Elm outer &ern, meine Qlufsobe 1T es,
Iein beHeres SD CUR @ntfaltung gu
bringen"
80. Du Gptimiitin"
.Optimiltin lit ieoes Meib, bas
liebt."
8ie 8luabeit ieiner 3o6ter bra9te
ben @rafen in ber leBten 3eit mdn4s
'mal ser @er8peifIuug nabe. uJlatilrs
lid, @Dal 9lber Du lhenit 9eine
Qiebe einem llnpiirOigen!"
.Meius 2iebe fraet ni4t oano4"
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