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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07

The Twentieth Century dane.
ing club was hostess to . mum.
Der of invited guests at q holi.
day dance in the X. G., hall
last evening. Everyone was III
his happiest mood and the
evening passed all too quickly.
Miss South's three-piece orches.
ira never played any better,
the music being fully appreci-
ated by the fifty couples in at.
tendance.
Punch and waters were serv-
ed during the evening.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07
Cough Medicine For Children


Ne er give q child q cough
medicine that contains opium
in any form. When opium is
given other and more serious
diseases may follow. Long ex-
perience has demonstrated that
there is no better or safer me.
dicine for coughs, colds and
Group in children than Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy. It is
equally valuable for adults.
Try 1t. It contains no opium
or other harmful drug. For Sale
by All Dealers. J28
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07

Special Agent w. T. Dinneen
Of Omaha was the guest of
Robt. Morton today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07

bwa's 1916 number plates
are yellow with black numbers.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07

Mrs. Olga Quick and son
William, of Columbus. Neb., are
holiday guests OF Mrs. Fred
Heath.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07

County Attorney McLaugh-
lin is in Dunlap on business to-
day.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07
o. E Evans and Harry New
ton will ship several horses to
the Omaha market next week.

LeMoine Tubbs returned
from Lincoln last evening
where he has been the guest of
friends the past few days.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07

Mrs. Geo. Schlagenhauff, Jr.,
is confined to her bed with q
severe cold.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07

Father Nolan returned from
Cedar Rapids this morning.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07

Mrs. c. H. Bell of Huron, s.
D., is visiting at the F. A. Heath
home.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07

Mrs. Chas. Deur returned
yesterday from the Presbyter-
ian hospital in Omaha much
improved in health.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07

Most of the college students
will leave Sunday to resume
their work. From now until
June is the long grind with the
accent on the long.
Miss Ruth Wolfe left thiA
morning for q short visit with
Mrs. Glen Silk in Omaha.
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Five Cents Proves 1t

A Generous Offer. Cut out
this ad, enclose with s cents to
Foley & Co., Chicago, Ill and
receive a free trial package
containing Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound for coughs,
colds, Group, bronchial and L.
grippe coughs; Foley Kidney
Pills and Foley Cathartic Tab
lets. For sale in your town by
all druggists. j28
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Pontiac, Michigan.
Announcing Model ss9'

With
embodment
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-18
Half Dozen Killed
In Blast and Blaze
In Southern Cities

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Oct. H.-F'our men
were killed and four injured tonight in
an explosion in the new by-product plant
of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad
company at Fairfield. The dead:
j. l.. DONNELLY.
L. J. WRIGHT.
PERRY POOR.
- BERNIIART.
The explosion occurred in a valve OF a
forty-two-inch gas main in the pump
house which forces the product into the
benzol plant adjoining. The gas ignited.
shooting flames through the entire build
ing.
The benzoI plant was completed only
recently and has a capacity Of 1900 gall
Ions day. The extent of the damage is
not known.
ATLANTA, Ca, oct. 1.-Two women
lost their lives and two others were prob
ably fatally burned today in a fire which
swept the offices Of the Mutual Film
corporation on the second floor of an
office building here. The explosion of an
electric fuse in room where picture
films were being prepared for shipment is
believed to have started the blaze, which
spread so rapidly that the score OF women
and girls employed in the place were
trapped. Firemen made several spectacu-
lar rescues.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-18

He took them. looked them over. and
wrote these words on the back. Tho
finding Of the court-martiai is approved.
but the prisoner IL ordered to be re
leased and directed to return to his com
mand at once"
You have been condemned and God
has approved the finding that condemned
you. but he'll free you II you only let
him. Twenty-seven years ago he said
TO me; "BiIl. you're free to go to
heaven"
Messages Home.
My friend, Frank Smith. was a prisoner
in Andersonville. I wonder how many
old soldiers here were IN Andersonville? {?
l meet few men once in a while who
were there. There were more in the
Cumberland than in the Potomac. I
guess Frank was in prison there. and he
got his exchange. They gave him a lit
tie yellow card with the number Sc
on IL.
The men who were TO be exchanged
were being congratulated by the Others
and others were giving them messages to
take or send to dear ones at home. when
man picked up a piece of paper from
the ground and wrote on IL and handed
II to Frank
He said, I've never envied any one in
my life as 1 envy you now. VIII you see
that my wife gets this messageg''
Do you know. don't know how any
man could have been a prisoner at An
dersonvile and come ont an infidel7
There was little stream Of water that
ran through the place, and II was made
quate and IT was fouled with excrement
so that the prisoners could not drink It.
The men wete almost dying with thirst
and were praying for water when a storm
came. There was a vivid flash Of light
ming. It struck the earth inside the
prison yard and bountiful spring of
sweet. cold water gushed forth. After
the war they encased It and It is there
TO this day That was Gods answer to
the prayer OF those men for water.
have a bottle of that water that wes
given to me by an old soldier who was a
prisoner there.
Frank took the note the man handed to
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-18
Women Save SIS
Using Gasoline
gesya II n 20 easy n asv clean
and hsthlps shVlnka taeSs
81 vsstnktsa.

Save y to $40 By dOine your own dry
cleaning. Here u a eimple and lnex-
pensive way to clean and brighten chill
dren's coats, suits. caps. WOODEN garments.
Swiss. lawn. orgAndie and chiffon dresses,
hid gloves and shoes. furs. neckties. rib
bons. silks. satins. lace. yokes, silk
shirtwaists. draperies. rugs. IN fact. any
and everything that would be ruined with
soap and water
Get two ounces OF solvite at any drug
store and put In two gAllons OF gasoline,
where It readily dissoivea. Thsn put IN
the goods 70 be cleaned After a little
rubbing ont they come looking IS clean
and nrcsh - new. You win find nothing
fades. shrinks o. wrinkles. requiring no
pressing.
Any woman can % home dry cleaning
m a few moments at little cost and save
lots of money. II n a. simple and easy
As laandering. and y0u can't make a mis-
take Your grocer or any garage vii
Euppiy thc sAsslina. and yunr druExtst
Wik n1n you tuo oancas Of pofvfAa. whlch
is naznpay a gasoline soap Then q vauh
boiler or largo diahpan c0mpaetes your
home dry cleaniHE outfit t-AaVertiseman
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-18
BODY OF YOUNG ELECTRICIAN
WILL BE BROUGHT TO OMAHA

DR.. J. c. Moore. whose son. David Cory
Moore. was drowned At Shanghai. China.
October H. has received no further ad-
vices concerning the accident that re-
suited IN the death OF his aon. He has.
however cabled to Shanghai to have the
body returned to Omaha and II will be
sent at once.
The young man had risen rapidly I'm the
naval service and At the time OF his death
Was chief electrician Of the U. 8. s.
oniroa. doing patrol duty In the harbor
az shanghai He had been IN the navy
for eleven years and frequently visited
his parents. who live at al0l IAthrop,
when stationed An American watera. When
the feet made It's trip around the world
Moore was electrician on the flagship
conneOticut and Admiral Bvans recog-
ni1ed the young mans worth and gave
him prompt promotion.
Besides HE father and mother, there
are surviving two brothers. DR.. Clyde
Moore and r. d. Moore OF Omaha, and a
Sister. Mra. Ida NJ. Bolea Of Sterling. Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-18

is no law 20 cover the offense you have
committed
Second. you are given trial and the
jury finds that you are not guilty. Then
you are justified by evidence
But suppose that you're tried and the
jury says that you are guilty. You are
called before the court and sentenced.
How can you escape now7 only II you
are pardoned. Who can do this, only
one man can save you-the governor.
You are condemned TO hell. How can
you BE- saved7 Only by pardon. Who
can pardon you? "God-only God. 4"
But he won't do It unless you accept his
son. Jesus Christ.
A DeseFter.
One day n court-martiai was held by
General Battle at Round oaks church.
and Edward Cooper stood charged with
desertion. The witnesses testified against
him. then the general asked him n "
had anything TO cay He said: General.
I got letter from my wife and she
said that our little girl was very sick
and asked me 70 come home. 7 asi
for a furlough and Il was refused
asked again, and Il was refused. / asked
n third time and II was refused.
II was assigned 70 picket duty and ~
walked TO and fro could see the faces
OF Mary and Lizzie. and couldn't stand
Il. threw down my gun and went.
would have gone n every gun in the con
federacy had beee pointed at my heart.
When I got home my wife was at the
gate 60 meet me. and she ran in and
brought out our child She asked: How
hong is your fugiough forT She must
have seen m my face even as she asked
what tho truth was. I said. I have no
furiough. asked for one and they
wouldn't give II TO me I am deserter.'
She said: 90 back at once. The name
of Cooper has never been dishonored. and
you go back even n you be shot
wasn't caught. General Battle. came
In and gave myself up"
The men on that court-martial were
men trained to do their duty. Cooper
was found guilty and sentenced TO h.
shot The papers in the cast went TO
General Robert e. Lee for his action
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-18
MRS. ASHER MAKES
A PLEA TO WOMEN
Eighty "Hit the Trail" at the Audi
torium Following Talk Like
Billy" Makes.
INA" SUNDAY HAS COME Rack

Following what was generally
conceded to be the most impassioned
plea for trail hitters Of the whole
Sunday campaign by Mrs Asher at
the Auditorium meeting for women
only, Sunday afternoon, eighty
women, girls and children came for
ward and publicly avowed Christ.
Many little girls and several boys of
Miss Gamlin's classes for children
were among the trail hitters. ma"
Sunday returned from Winona in
time for Mrs. Asher's meeting and
offered the prayers. The audience
was estimated at 800. the smallest
that has yet graced the Sunday aft
ernoon meetings.
Mrs. Asbers sernnonizinE comes nearer
90 that Of the evangelist himself than
that Of any other woman OF the Sunday
party. Her frequent exclamation. Nov,
listenf'' was particularly suggestive Of
billy"
There are many women within tho
sound of my voice whose names are wit
ten on church books. yet they are allow
ing pack Of cards. the social whirl. .ils
dance floor. night at the theater or the
cup that sparkles to come between them
and their God. These things are impair
fng your usefulness. You cannot serve
God or do personal service on account
OF them" she cried. Don't let the devil
blind you 20 sim she pleaded.
Hope Of salvation.
'-ro become a Christian doesn't mean
to unite with some church. say 20 many
prayers. give a little money or TO keep
persons from speaking III OF you. The
greatest sin Ia not 70 murder. TO be n
drunkard. an outcsst or a thief. but to
reject Jesus Christ To be Christian
you must realize you are a sinner and
that Christ ss your only hope OF saliva
tion.
''soms Of you ask IF I think good
thoughts and read good books. can't I
become q christian7" Oh. moi II you
deny the fact OF sin, you deny the fact
Of Christ declared Mrs Asher
Miss Hazel Evans led the choir. in
placeo Mrs. Asher. and Afiss EuIa Mar
shall of IAncoin and Miss Helen Smith OF
Kansas City gave vocal solos.
Ma" Sunday will have charge OF the
last meeting OF the series az the Audi
torium. next Sunday afternoon. 1T will
be an old-fashioned praise meeting and a
roundup OF the unsaved." said Mrs. Sum
day.
Notes OF women's Meetiaes.
The Central High school girls viii ef-
rect their permanent organization Tues
DAY afternoon at 2:ao at the First Meth
odist church.
The last OF the business girls noon-day
luncheons and prayer meetings will be
held Wednesday. Thursday ana Friday
OF this week.
Tho business women's invitation COM
mittee will hold its last meeting Wednes-
association at s:ib. The council Of Nov
girls holds It's final meeting the same
o"g NJ osto p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-18

him ana said. Take this number. When
II Is called go; I'll stay"
The man said. mo. I can't do that"
Frank said. Il have no wife. no chill
dren. nobody who will mourn n / die.
You have a wife and children. Co"
The man said. MY God. Frank, III
love you and thank God till de"
That's just what Jesus Christ does for
you. He suffered In your stead. God
offers us all salvation through Jesus
Christ.
Come on. menl
Copyright. w. A. sundsy.)
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-18
ROumania Declares
It Will Be Neutral

LONDON. oct. l7.-Roumania has
Joined Greece IN declining to enlarge the
conflagration in the near east by deciar-
ing officially that the Roumanian gov
eminent intends to preserve strict nou-
trality.
This step followed close on intfmations
from unofficial German sources that Il
was time that Bucharest gave more defi-
mite indications OF Roumania's stand. In
view Of the latest developments in the
Balkans. From a German source also
comes a report that British and French
ministers are leaving Athena But this
report is discredited here and It IL with
out any other confirmation
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-18
Man Calls Woman Bad
Names; Now Dying in
st. Joseph Hospital

Because wni Jaci1son. negro. called
Ethel Hawkins, also coIored. common.
no good, clownin niggah' he will In all
probability die today at Sc Jossph's hos
pitai.
The pair engaged IN diucuasion Of each
others personal merits and dement's at
Seventeenth and Webster streets last
night and II wound up when the Hawkins
woman shot jackson twice. after he had
struck her across the mouth.
One bullet Is stii lodged In his back
and the other tore lung wide open.
DR.. F'oltx. attending physician. says
there IL slight hope for tho victim. The
woman is in iaii.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-18
Breaks a Cold
In a Few Hours
First dose of "Pape's Cold
Compound" relieves all
grippe misery.
Don't SAY stnffed-up!

Don't stay stuffed-upl
Quit blowing and snifflingi A dose OF
'Pape's Cold Compound" taken every
two hours until three doses are taken win
end grippe. misery and break up a severe
cold either In the head. chest. body OF
limbs.
It promptly opens cloeged-up nostrils
and air passages; stops nasty discharge
or nose running; relieves sick headache.
dullness, feverishness, sore throat snees-
ing. soreness and stiffness.
''Pape's Cold Compound" is the qutclc-
est surest relief known and costs only
Is cents at drug stores. It acts without
assistance. tastes nice. and causes no In
convenience. Don't accept. a substitute
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-18
A 0. U. W. TO GO TO THE
TAB IN FORCE SUNDAY

All members OF the Ancient Order OF
United workmen OF Omaha. Council
Bluffs and vicinity and their families.
end the members Of the Degree OF Honor
ana their families. are to be AZ the An
eient Order % United Workmsn temple.
fis North Fourteenth street. AZ s:ts D. m.
sharp ON Thursday October n. to attend
tbs tabernacle aestins OF billy sun
aay where 1000 seats win be reserved.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-18

II u oertainiy suFprisIng that any
eoman viii endure the miserable feed
inEu canesd By hiliousness and constipa-
tlon. when relief Il 20 easily had and al
- little expense. Nra. chas. Peck. Gates.
~ ~, writes About a year ago used
tVo bottles Of chamberlains Tablets and
tney cured me of biliousneas and oonstf-
patton" Obfainabie everywhere. All
drusrists.-Ad advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-18
BEEFSTEAK FRY IN WOODS
ENJOYED BY NINE GUESTS

A oeefnteak fry was enjoyed IN the
woods Wednesday afternoon BY the fol
followine:
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0rxHOeiseatbnmes sSppstbfeH.
Rfmfinnftrnne,

Reusinsetrasen.
Muris W. 5drff an d. WarD 9. II
8. Co., $4500.
aHtlia Dibbsl an Gpaniion . u
8. Co., $1,000.
Punnie Gautbuff an bic Guaran,
tee Sepoiit Co., $1,000.
Soiepb aIein an gIIsIanbsr Wl. Gar
buot, $273.75.
6diiie Roiplin on Wtiami 7opn,
ibip 3. u. 6. Co., $125O.
gBiIIiam Balfsr Blair on prcpi,
bent Snpings gdni u. Sruit Co.,
$1,000.
albert Gilt on Speamors g. u. 6,
Co.. $500.
". ws. 6orpuot an Big A 3. u. g.
Co.. $1,000.
Glarmrs 3. grOipn on Spcamors
@. u. g. Co., $28o0.
Wiattie g. 9poatman on Walter
9. Shmibt. $1,000.
Mlofts 2epinion on Sofeph 2eoins
ion. $S64.50.
Getlgte 5ppotbeten.
Jranf 9esner an aion SO. / g.
u. y. Co., $1,000.
Jcbn 6. 9bOmpfOR an George SO.
Wiuiteller, S3700.
Wauria Da. 9arff ,an Samss o.
Cooper, $2050.
DideIbe an benisIben. S4500.
2lmelia mibbeq on Gpuuiton 9. u.
6. Co., $1,000.
9lnna Dele on Spring Grope MDe.
6. II. D. Co., $1,000.
Grances 8. Walier on Gspofitipn
3. II. 8. Co., $1,000.
Mm. 8. aoepfer an Worfaip @pe.
G. II. 6. Co., $4,000.
Grcnt De Sof an GrGni 20. Nc'
gluit, $50.
Sauluel 3. o. 8rdmmsr an SOf.
griti, $655.
Mm. SO. Blair an grobibent ga.
pings 9. u. &. Co., $1,000.
Bert y. Tsoormdu an SpcdurDrs
9. Il. 6. Co., $1,000.
emilp G. prebIs on Mpono g. u.
6. Co.. $500.
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80
aunu4fen. I'm 81 triihfiiden, tie nof
nidt tInniol Die Ssip5ieerltrabe erie.
pfgf 9offtn. Den18tuidb iouft Die Hlls
4epaule du@ nur fur5 lem unp Die
Bei'Htigung glei@ fprtseleBt iperoen.
uno fpte ne nun 10 ioben perldtebes
nts. mas ils geie5en butten, refapttus
liert mar, ii4 isbtlaber Jrau eloires
Mugen nt9ts yfeuts BOT. pa ting lie
fpteotr bon BEN an, bas ile 10 leAr bee
f3dftiste, mar oud elsld ipleoer bee
eeiltert, uro tSrou Gertruo porte 81,
ld4elte Dor iih bin uno i9:fBlin
ira5te iis, Die nnotre babel dirbltdenr:
ST es Dir otnH tDtriii4 gar i'td7t uns
aneenebnl. tbHI au iibsns
9ar n'nt. Wleic oennf 4ug penns
eln Jrertotr mare ni4t. er liepf oln
ia gar nida.
VI lie9i oip ninfy Sis ieaie o's
9dno dnt tprer aoullns Ari!.
yfelH. J9 netn q lteqi oin nlna
baB GUS b'lt. Blob 10 Oolstt ollt OH
ihm. .MeIter ni9ts. Oas II lepr lpniir'
rig. llno ail9 aus lstnem SpIepen
merit mans.
SprI9f sr nnnf
5mmsr5u. Ooer lslne JIdu maB e,
DC tlI, u g Daon. aup ll'qI Oas q u,aps 's'.s q.
Nll. & Vsls',a I''pi"'s g a,s, Va .n.,s
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2sie oer Gpuri gum Sefoen
,puroe.
Cine Gtf4iats aus Oeitsrrsi@slinsorn
Uon 3 ba Bod.

Der goImpnb- mari feline iilbernsn
GtrabIMbiinbel peridnpsnbsrii@ sur
Grbe berab, Iie erfiinsnb nit Dem eans
ssn 3duber elmer monbbeIlen Radt.
gDie elm Itimmsrnbtr Spiega, fan
p0lIig unbetpeei, Tag bic Donau. go
Iauilos uno trdee idOb iie ibrt Wel,
len psiter, bab lie ben Ginbrud einsr
riefigtn, giotten s5ldfe BOT.
Die heine Mbtbeiluna Solbattn, bic
in BEN bis pifd an ben Slut tsrans
rsitsnben Waibden ibr Ro4tquurtier
oufeeiflneen bnte, perbie!t iih
If1peigfam. bag ieHieitist lIfer ni4t
aug ben Augsn laffeub. Wan pubte.
bag man in Dprgefhobensr 5iellung
iib serubs sinen iiarien fttnblihen
DetdHenert gegeniiber befunb. Die
Donau ma9te bier cine ariimTuns.
un1 in bieier girbuatune. uuf Der ans
bsren @eite, !assn bic Serbsn. Gs
mar be Weiiung ergoreen, nidh eber
pprsugeben, nls bis bic 9ladfMt ii9
NIT Der pdtroui[Is pereinigt bobtn
fpiirbs, mas tuum Dor ben eriien Wcr.
senItunben Der GnII isin fonnts. 60
lagen unb idben Die Gplbaten unber.
Dor fi4 Elm pnnr unibdtiss Stiinben.
bic nan an befteu gum GhIdfeH be-
nubts. Gie ipurtn iiter. bub be Gers
BEN nrh ben In ben perpangensn 9ds
otn erIitisnsu Riidfhlieen iih nift 10
I.ift poripdsen. ionberu iith duf bic
Defenfce beiGrGrfen ipiirben - dlfo
fpuats man iih bic prrbienie Rub
s5nnen. be nda ben Gtropcsen Der
lsbisn 9ags unb Rddts fd,On fdit nDsb
ibdt.
Gpuri f5nrfas Bate benm mahippfm
bssoesn. Or fdritt MT geffphhrsyr
gBdFfe ouf ulb ob. be Q[uger unprr-
pcnbt airf bug eteenilberfiegzsrbe iIftr
o<befki hoa nin uHb tua1el ba tne.I
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(Jortfesung.)
NSie gan5 anbers mar bod Claire
aIs iis, bas mar fortberbur. alu4 bann
nod, ipenH e6 spirtli9 nidt 70 iein
mo9te, tDie iie es ii9 poritelIts o6er
ipenisftens bisber pprgeftellt batte. uub
NIT einan WloIe tpubte iie, bdb bas,
ipas ibr am meiften iDtberitnnb, biefs
iu9erthen unb tafteuben 8lide tDareu,
beneu man bod aisgefebt lein mubte,
fpeln man iicb Don ibm mdlen lieb.
gin ieiier S9auer f9iittelte lie, als
jie fpisoer bapan ba9te, ipie er re 5ipei,
mol ansefebeu battle. limb Claire that
es trpBbem. ia, mar iosor begisrig ba,
nod. Ober mar au4 bas onbers, fpenn
man ibm srit fabg Gr aber nubm 9elb
bafiir. @iel iogar, tpie iie geb6rt bate.
Wban f9idte es ihm uu99er, natiirlih.
Mber troBbem. 2eHe perf4o5 ii9 ibr
fem Bib. gs mar bd ettpds anoers
setporbcn, iie fiiblte es, un0 eisentIi9
metIits fie, iie miifie ii4 boriiber
freieri.
Das fpdren ibre Gebunten uniers
tDsgs, blieben es au9 gu 9anie, uHb
aud I'M iDeitereu 0erLGuf bes Sages
srirmerfs iie ii9 otter on 6ies uub ies
neg, unb bu9te DOT alien bdpun, OBJ
ibre Rouiine NIT inn eirig gaporbeu
unb pieleidt nlorgen gu ibm eing.
Onriiber mar ole OGnrmeruns heretns
eebrDHen, fie bate eben 2i4t eeuo9t,
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