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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-08
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-08
PHILLIPS LANDSCAPES jt
ARE GREATLY ADMIRED


ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE TO MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe. June Bert Phillips,
the famous southwestern artist, who
was the first at the Taos artist coll
ony, has ON exhibit In connection with
the summer school, a number OF SUI
perb landscapes The exhibit viii be
up until tomorrow evening. when the
pictures unsold will be sent to the big
exhibits in the east. Lovelier bits Of
color, Santa E'e has never seen and
before Mr.. Phillips had finished hang
ing the pictures he had sold one
which assures its remaining in Santa
Fe. 1t is most effective compost
tion of a grove OF cottonwoods in
early spring with an ice and snow
bordered stream in the foreground
with just a CLINT Of sunset color in a
floating cloud and on the dark blue
OF the water
Most attractive also, Is the picture
of Taos mountain in summer, with
the Taos house pyramids nestled
among trees at the foot OF the ma
iestic range. It's a picture to which
one returns again and again. Quite
different is a decorative panel for a
music room, hevy of Taos maidcns
with bare arms reaching up among
sprays of white plum blossoms,
through which bleams Taos in the dis
lance. 1t is a veritable riot of color
but all subordinate to the white of the
blossoms. A wonderful collection of
winter landscapes give one a longing
for the snow covered mountains ana
canyons of the Taos country Al
spring picturey with an ancient april
Get tree glorious with pink blossoms
and the eternal hills in the back
ground, Is especially fine. 1.-The Chiefs
Son. portrait study Of the son of
Ventura at Taos, is ambitious and
one of the best of the pictures on ex-
bibit THE Lake at Timber Linep isl
"a picture Of marvellous, cool green's
There isn't a picture in the entire
score that does not have atmosphere
feeling and tonal quality that gives
evidence of the master. In the ex-
hibt is also a photograph of the mu.. \
raj painting. Hospitality" which Mr.
Phillips finished for the Polk county,
courthouse at Des Moines. Ia II Isl
almost forty feet long and eight and
q half feet high and the photograph
shows it in its setting. Mr. Phillips
yesterday accompanied Mr.. Gherson
overland In an automobile TO Aibu-
querque. They found the trip from
Taos to Santa Pc difficult because OIL
swollen streams.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-08
FRENCH GENERAL GIVES
DECORATION TO SON
associated Pres. correspOnoenee.)


Nancy MAY 30.--On one Of the PA
teaus of French Lorraine, where the
French made heroic resistance TO
the invading forces In september
General Joffre recently reviewed the
division Of cavalry commanded by
General Humbert. He conferred Il
number Of decorations but left 10
General Humbert, himself, the duty
Of pinning the cross OF the Legion OF
Honor on the breast OF his son, Jean
Humbcrt, hero of only - years or
age, doubtless the youngest wearer OF
the coveted red ribbon.
Jean IIumbcrt was in his first year
at Saint Cyr at the end of last July,
and with all his classmates was pro-
NOTED second lieutenant and incor-
porated in the army, Wounded In 2
night attack in Lorraine, while eour-
ageously leading his section, he was
promoted first lieutenant. He re-
turned to the front IN December. went
through the winter campaign and was
again wounded last month. He was
TOO young to be promoted captain so
Joffre decided that he should have
the cross Of the brave,
His brother, jacques llumhert, only
n year older, has also been once
wounded and Is again at the front
I'm the French offensive
north OF Arras, having earned the
stripes Of a captain.
Besides his two sons, General Hum
bert had two brothers commanding
battallons, one OF whom was killed IN
the battle Of the Marine, The other
is commanding a regiment now in the
north
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-08
WOMENCOMPLETE
ORGANIZATION OF
PEACE CONGRESS
Permanent Body Planned by
Recent Meeting Headed by
Jane Adams at the Hague
Is Definitely Formed,
Associated rre.s Correspondence,

Amsterdam, May 2s.--rhe perma-
nent organization for peace, which
was decided upon At the International
congress OF women held al The Hague
has been completed and headquarters
have been established az this capital,
Miss lane Adams OF Chicago has
been made president Of the organiga-
ton which is to be known as the
International Congress OF Women for
Permanent Peace Or, Aletta la-
eobs. OF Amsterdam. Is first vice pres
ldent: Frau Rozika Schwlmmef, or
hungary and New York. Is second
vice president Miss Chrystal Maemh-
Ian. OF Scotland, secretary, and Miss
Rosa Manus, of Amsterdam, assistant
secretary. Tho purpose of the per-
manent organization Is TO urge the
adoption OF the plan of continuous
mediation without armistice, when
was adopted by the congress, ana
which has been set forth In PAM
phlet written by Miss Julia Grace
Wales. delegate 10 the congress from
the University of Wisconsin, ana re-
urinted for circulation at the congress
by the members Of the American del
egation.
This plan favors conference OF the
neutral nations to sit at least SO long
az ,bo nresent war shall last, for the
nurpose OF continuous and indepeh-
dent mediation, with or without arm
istlee and. IL necessary, even without
III. snecific permission OF the beillg-
erents. This conference Is TO con-
sidor and submit, simultaneously 70
the warning powers what II conslu-
ers reasonable propositions, based on
nrinciples regarded as favorable 10
The establishment OF permanent peace
n Is also expected 10 seek by the
method of submitting simultaneous
standing proposals TO the belligerentsi
az well as By inviting suggestions
from Them somes basis of settlement
az existing hostilities which might APP
peal TO an as worthy Of consideration,
ON the completion of the work OF
the various embassies OF women sent
by the congress to the governments
OF the various warning nations, the
women constituting these missions
VIII reasonable at Amsterdam ana
make plans for future action ~ the
permanent ORGANIZATION
No embassy will SO TO President
Wilson until after all the European
countries decided upon for Nisiis nave
been covered, nor until after the SUD
seouent meeting IN Amsterdam TO
make plans for the future. Nhen
this has been done, however, MISS
Jane Adams, Miss Chrystal Macmil-
Ian. Fraulein Ida Augusta lleymanni
of Berlin, and probably ID, Alletta ia
eehs. OF Amsterdam VIII constitute
the embassy to wait upon the pfesi-
dent Of the United States aud to urge
his cooperation in the plan OF GAZING
a permanent conference OF neutral
nations to urge peace.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-08
PHOTOGRAPHIC SURVEY
OF SANTA CRUZ RIVER,
IS ORDERED BY FRENCH
isrsql.l plsparea 70 MORNING Jovsn.li

Santa Fe. June State Engineer
James A. French today ordered a
complete photographic survey of the
santa Cruz river in northern Santa
re county The survey will be made
under the provisions of section ls,
chaptet 40, Of the laws of 1907, un-
yer which a survey of the Rayado and
Aohdo rivers has been completed
q large number of water filings were
made today in the engineers office.
y H. Langley, of Kansas CITY, filed
an assignment for Charles +. Hutch
hgs of kanses City. for the rights of
- y, Hanger to the waters of the PEI
eos river, which were originally
%Nafded to the Pecos River Irrigation
eonipany, Hall 4 Rice filed formal
appilcation for the waters of the Cha
mia and Chama rivers. T. p. Burns,
w applied for the waters of Chaves
J lex IN Rio Arrlba county. Hall and
81 cur rs applied for water rights on the
Ohdlha rlVef in Rio Arriba county.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-08
cram Qnl,Ira country nrr.

Santa Fe, June THAT the coun-
try round about Gran Quiyira or Ia
bira, is as dry as a bone despite the
wetness of the year thus far. is being
proved by Perry & Burrell. we'll
drlllers. They have been drilling for
water for several months, but have
not found drop. At one place they
went down 700 feet before losing
their drilling tools. at another place
the drill had gone down 600 feet be-
fore IL broke. The third drill is down
400 feet, but there is no trace Of wa
ter as vet 4u .rt.tst
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-08
Visitors 10 Museum.

Santa Fe, Juhe 1---Tho following
registered at the Museum of New
Mexico today. Mr.. and Mrs. f.. Frey,
Mediapolis, Ia: Alfred G. Woods, Hud-
son, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Dun
can, Edgar Thomas Duncan. Liberty,
Mo; II p. Wagner, Albuquerque;
DR. y. G. Pierce, 0'FaBon, ILL.,: Bert
w. n. Kincaid, Margaret Klncaid,
Hickman Kincaid, Valentine, Neb.: e.
Maharam, Albuquerque; Mrs. II. Il.
Tomlinson, New Market, L.. Mrs.
Warren Pratt, Miss Ruth Pratt. Kear-
ney, Neb., and H. Il. Temlinson. New
Market, la.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-08
Refund secured.

iia santa zee. June THE corpora
fnn n commission today secured re-
sbinoi SIl6 on a carload of oats
C aIop from Dedman to Trinidad,
az ~. py samuel Hadad, The people
nras aaesse, Luna county, today filed a
sIon with. the corporation commits
v,da asalnst the passenger station pro-
rosao py the Southern Pacific Rail-
an company. The company moved
us;n 'u freight depot to Miesse and is
Nor passenger station.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-08
Treasury REGENTS.

santa Fee, June .-McKinIey coun-
ay today came through to state Treas
arer Q, N. Marion with $12,s61.97.
o osSnuoYal county paid over s3,234.Ss
i, aNes collected during May. The
sse S,ook Tor the sale at par of the
,yp9pV,VVD good roads bond issue by
s ~ state Is again dubious, !. unless
e ea county pledges itself TO make
hho o the difference between what the
VII VII BUYERS think the bonds are
mns ph ana the. sum required by law
N"aef which the bonds cannot be sold.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-08
ChamberIain's Collie, Cholera and
UIarrhoca Remedy

This is a remedy that every family
should be provided with. and espe-
cially during the summer months.
Think of the pain and suffering that
must be endured when medicine must
be sent for or before relief can be OBJ
tained. This remedy is thoroughly
reliable Ask anyone who has used it..
0btainable everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-08

Santa Re. June THE city OF San
la re today filed suit against William
M. Rerger Of Belen. to secure POSSES
sion Of q parcel Of land near the
union depot in Santa Fe. Miguel Cha
vez filed suit against Fred d. Chicks
10 foreclose mortgage given TO Sc
cure note for $350.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-08
Co,er,,or Apnoln,s NotarIes

Santa Fe, June T.--Governor Me-
Donald today appointed the following
notaries public oscar O. Gragg, Nara
Visa; Lillian. G. Fugate and M. s.
Jiminez, Las Vegas: H. w Virgins,
Clayton, and Toribio S. Sanchez Hi
lario.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-08
Clovis Bonds Sold.

Santa re, June THE department
OF education has been notified thar
Clovis has sold to sweet, Causeway,
Foster & Co, of Denver. the $4,000
Issue of bonds for a new ward school
building. The contract for the new
building VIII be let this week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-08
Of
PROMINENCE SEE
STATE BUILDING
Distinguished Visitors Admire
Exhibit of New Mexico Re-
sources and Much Good
: Publicity Is Secured,

ESPECIAL coeHtsfoNotNes 70 MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fc, June 7.--Congrossman
Carey of Milwaukee. together with
congressman Davenport Of oklahoma,
Moore Of Philadelphia and DR.. Bareh-
field of Pittsburgh, were visitors at
the New Mexico building at san Die
80 on last Thursday. Or. Barchfeld.
next TO Congressman Dan Anthony of
Texas, is the tallest man IN COM
gress
Jacob Buesch, chief of the emigra-
ton department of Switzerland. spent
considerable time at the New Mexico
building to study the Immigration pos
sihilities of this state Mr.. Buesch
said that at the cessation of hostilities
in Europe there will be a great i'm
flux of people TO this country who will
want farms OF small area, forming
colonies and communities In all parts
OF the state.
Miss Louise Brigham, the New York
artist, spent the greater part of the
afternoon in the building. She de-
clared that there was nothing In the
country to compare with the sishts
OF New Mexico The reproduction OF
the Cathedral of the Desert in Santa
Fe, she insisted, viii add 50 greatly
TO the fame of Santa Fe as TO bring
thousands of tourists whore only hum
dreds come now. Miss Brigham has
an exhibit at San Francisco which is
known as the Louise Brigham room
In the palace Of education.
Writer Is Astonished.
Miss Esther l.. Mugan, on the staff
OF the Santa Fe Magazine. spent the
afternoon at the building and EXPRESS
ed her establishment vt the fact that
one man had the time to conceive and
create such wonderful piece OF
work as the New Mexico building.
carry on tremendous law practice,
write epoch-making history and legal
papers edit one of the foremost maya
zines in its class in the country and
at the same time travel extensively to
boost Santa Fe and New Mexico as
Col. Ralph Emerson Twitchell Is
doing. fn
A special lecture was that given by
Mrs. Ida Maude llsen, the only wom-
an representative of Thomas A. Edi-
son. Mrs. Ilsen illustrated her talk
with number of selections on the
Edison phonograph which was pre-
seuted to the New Mexico building by
Edison himself
Those from New Mexico who regis
tered were: Edward Goodwin Austin
and wife. Albuquerque; a, r.. Young,
Garrison: Carrie Coyington, Dorothy
Stephenson, Ellen Hunter and George
Hunter Alamogordo; Jerome Troy
and wife, Mrs. $, J. Geer, Raton. MIR.
and Mrs n. =. kirkpatrick and Irving
O'Gara, Santa Fe, Fannie l., Paxton
and Ellen r. Harwood, Pennington;
r. A. Robinson. kingston Mr.. and
Mrs Edwin b. shaw, Las Nesas.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-01
Gualan0s Setrlte aN ;cinen Splp-
nict.

Mit nelden Mitteln Bic enslilds
prnpagonba arbeitet, UNI bic 9epDl<
teruns lbrer iiberieei5den 8elibuneen,
belonoers Snbisns, iiber bic arieas
ereignihe gu tdlliden, seist Elm 8rieF
zines 9eutl9a in ,9ungtot pom
8. Mtat ,. s., ben Der Mbl enber an
leins 8erliner 8ermanbten qe1hrie=
ben bat. Wir entnebmen Dem 8riefe
bic fol9cnoen @teuen:
nSSsBt mDdte i'd Dir nal etipos
beridten, oas inert 1T, bob es aud
anoere erfabrel1. Sn unIerem ST..
lfdft arbeitet elm gbineIe, Der nit
&apitol an einem naintppp" betsiz
ligt tit. Reulib tommt Der Mann
uno eraabIt uns. Der r&intopp" bat
te einen Slim bon Yatbe sSreres
aus @insapur erbalten. Us mar
Elm ariee5film. Diesmal mnrelts
IS lid I'm etlpas gang 8%eIpnberes.
Die Snbabcr bes uaintppps" pro-
bieren al 10 ben Slim ON Mprseu.
Der Slim rplt ab. Mit einem Mnl
dp tpurbe es benz @bef uno mir
er5dblD {ino tie gan3 eritaunt. 0elll
bic Heberidrtft lautet: Der peut=
lde &ai{er ppn ben gnglonoern se=
fangen aenpmiReu. 9ieier Slim
lnirb in Snoien 9e5eist. @en5 oen
5elearanmen Der Mliierten anae-
paBt! Sp ipiesen Iie TIRE llnterto.
men i'm Often elm uno 1teben por
linen als bic @iegrei6en. Ml1p Der
Slim rclt fpeiter al, unb ipabrbaf-
tig lpirb unfer &otfer sefanaen &C,
nommen! Sd bate bas gu germ
nal 9eiebel. Nber Der Slim lit,
obne bob er bier seseigt lpuroe, notb
5iugapur SuriidseI9idt moroen.
Man bate ben Slim eisentli9 auf
taafen miiRen. Mber i9 bate es
gu lpat gu Sous er5dblt, unb bu
mar er I9pn tpieoer fortsel9idt."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-01
Ser aDnis ser 3icsen.

Die Mnsoraz3iesen5udt madt aud
III ben Ser. Staten ra19s Sort
l9ritte uno fdeint ii9 in tmmer
mebr 8esiebungen als Elm lebr pro-
fitables 8ei6dft Su erpeilen.
I'm nur einige 8etiptsle gu ertpG6z
nen: Die pliii6z5iBs i'm Nuto, Die
Moboirza leioungs5tiide, sic ieBt mnz
oild senproensn 9amenz5pmmer=
peloe, Bic 9omenz5 upsss aug upirtz
Iid)em MeniGsn6oer, ~ lie ale
tommerl por5u9stpeiie pom 9aar Ser
4nspruSiese, lpeld2ss mitunter cine
2anss BON so Sou erreidt. 9oldes
bette Mngpra5iesenzSoar brinst bis gu
500 PRO Yfuno. Riiraeres !Saar, BON
sinidbrigem Mohstum, piro gu 81
bis IS Gents PRO Nfunp pertouft
uno it ebenfaQs Elm iebr tonturren5=
%ltorter Mrtitel. Die Mnsora=3icge
~lisfert ober aud iebr iddsenspertes
Jleild; Die uolserlelenlten Sdnitte
9ammelfleiId," lpelde beute alf ia
lbiouablen Safsln tommen, Iinp in
mebr 5daen, OILS bas publifum abnt,
BON Mngpru5ie9en.
Dele 3iessn iino audi Die be ten
llntraut=8ertilser, ipeldbe non bisber
tennen 9elernt bat. Neheubei tperben
lie aud alS 2ieblingstierden fit
GpastIGter INNER geIu6ter. @uI
sceignetem 2anpe iino tie leidt 5u
Sud)ten, uno 9roBe Sarnen in Se1as
lno Ren Yprt balten lie iebt gu tau
lenosn.
Sum Muffdpung Der omeritoni-
IGen 4nsora5iegen : Snbultrie pirtts
n,ld) nit, bab 5iioafrita Dor einiQer
3sit einen SOL bon $500 pro Stiid
auf Die Musfubr FOLDER 3iegen legte,
uno bic &iirtei l9on porber Die Iusz
fubr bouftdnoig unteriagte.
Mnseii6ts oes tommenoen apnpcnz
tes pes omeritunti6en MngpruzsSie=
Observation-Disclosures lino lol9e 5ats
luGsn BON %belonoerem SntereHe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-01

Sn Heims, bef1en
@tootsepiet ldper urlter ben S4retz
Ten oes arieges leibet, iinb nun
alb Die Gdulen inter bic @rbe gez
flii4tet. % bic grDbte Nn5abl Der
@aulgebduoe ben 9ei9oNen pber
ben 6laHmen gum Dpfer fiel, piro
Der llnterriht III aelerselu0lben
fprt9e|ebt. Sm agelaireur De Nrelt'
lino einise intereNaate Mngabel. iibcr
bielen uu1,terirbiinm llnterridt"' su
%fiueen. Die 5dulen, bic il i'm.
ipabrften Sinne hes MorteS Rriess=s
untalten 1il,p, muroen init Dem Nas
men betunnter 9eerfiibrer s%etauft.
go gibt eS in Neims cine Spffres
@9ule nit ben alaNen 5od, Corr
rail nnb gilbert l., cine 9uboil<.
cine Maunpurp@ unb cine goribaloi=
Saule. Der Neg 81 bieien 9au=
len, Der al SUB auriidge!e9t iprt-
ben matb, 1T nid)t thinner eefobrlos...
Bon us GWiilern III Nelms liup
49S 2balinae pic,es as4es'dslen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-01

-@tI eia u.
5trei4bo.5, mn rem II cut Gsa
8aioIinbsAdlter iubte. peruriahte |
JiIGer G9artes 6srnltrom auf
ON 6ubc Der "a. GsraBe, Yrootl1
Iisseipaeit Gdaluppe auNoatp S. d
@rptoIion, bllrd) pelde oer srp|
Seil Des Geds neS Sontes meal
riiien puroe. Der angeri9tste sd
Den miro oui $500 sc-aast. Sci
Itrom puroe te:guBtlo5 gu 3aoen
ldIeaoert uno, o!s sr ipieoer 81
tam rno berIudte, bic 6!ammen
i0iden, 10 It}!pG perbrannt, oaBl
aoth 6em 9nln 5atailp 9oipital tiff
fI6rt iperben muGte.
9er Ri bere tat6olt|
NrmeebiidoF Or. 5einrid 8oQn|
lit nt.lige Boaen na9 8nuenbI
ieiaes 76. lebensiahres in 81
geiterbea. Gr NOR anl /. Deaf ID
in p%aoer6orn 9e6orcil, empfing Il
De Br!eI terlpel9e, uno lpurbe II
als W}ilttdrseiItli3er na@ 3rier
rufen, oon I'D aus ct ben SCI
1610-71 mitmadte. SeitDem 4
er ununierbro6en in oer Wilit
iseIiorse tdtis urlo ipirtte als ga
tarp6erpfarrsr in perldisbenen q
mi6nea. SIN Sabre 1894 nurb|
nad 8erlin berufen unD bort
Sabre 1901 nit Dem M!nte Ell
Gensraloitars Bel Der 5eloprpA
betraut. 1904 purbe Or. 8ou1
5ua1 tatholiihen Jelbpropit Der
NEE uno Warine ernannt, uno
in bieiem Mmt iiberaus Iegensd
selpirtt. 8ereits i'm Sabre Il
ipuroe er bonn papit gum 5itula|
foot Dcn Eergampn ernanaf, |
empfiug i'm Sabre 1904 pie 8ii6l
lpei6e. Nad gese1ung ieines gel
nell observation-disclosures trut 81
p7rpit Or. 9oumar i'm Serbit II
in sen moblperbienten Ru6e1t|
uno 5os iid mad ben RbeinlarI
aurl!5.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-01

Gin Paffogieraug Der
2odaipanna= @ifenbobn, ipel9er fabr=
pfunmdBig I'M 6 llhr Is bormittaga
bon Neip Dprt Der in 5crantor1, pa.,
fallig 1T, traf nit 3peiitiinoiger Der
lpGtung ein,. ba er in ben ppcono
Mountoins in - 3uderz Mela11e
lteden geblieben mar. Die leBte, nit
Meloi1e belobene Gar zines Dem Gil
5use Doraufgefabrenen Giiter5uses
butte geledt uno uuf iangere @trede
bin bic S9ienen nit benz tlebrigen
StDffe ugetuuft". Mebrere Mrbeiter-
trupps, ipie atpci 9pripannz2otomo=
tipen lparen 11Dttg, I'm ben i'm bufz
Itdbliden Gimme oes @ortes fe5tgez
tlebten 3ug ipieber ins Rollen gu
brtngen.
3pei padere Sungen 1ino
Clarence Gbainep uno HoD Meuquift
bon TIprence, Mis.. beihe erlt eli
Sabre alt, Die liG nidt longe beIonz
men, Ionbern pbne meiteres in ben
5iiderzeee bel Jlurence fprangen,
I'm Die benz @rtriuten nabe Ii Sabre
alte Mop .3iller gu retten. Dos
tleine Wdb9en NOR baben gegongen,
bate 1lb ober bubei gu lpeit in boS
8aiier bineingeipagt, Sic tom ri,
cine tiefe STEELE unb lpdre lider err
trunten, tpeun ni9t Die beiben sSltnz
gen tie MD I'M lebten Moment er=
fabt bdtten. Die Gltern bes Mabs
9ens, !6err unb Sralu Mobert 9iIler
aus Commonwealth, Naben bereitS
por einisen Sabren eillen 5pbn burh
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