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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-10

The long delayed costumes ordered
by Director General James ID. Dough
erty, through H. Hackfeld & Co., from
E. Neumann & Co., Dresden, Germany.
for use in a mammoth opera comique
as curtain-raiser for the 1915 Carni-
val, will arrive in Honolulu next
Tuesday, February 16. Word to this
effect was received by Hackfeld &
Co. this morning from the San Fran
cisco representative of that firm and
transmitted to Mr.. Dougherty imme-
diately.
.lts too bod we could not have
counted positively upon the arrival of
these costumes" said Mr.. Dougherty
this morning. "as we might just as
well have arranged for this proposed
feature of the Carnival which, how
ever, it is now too late to figure on.
Nevertheless, we will get splendid
value out of and use from this ship
ment, which contains the finest lines
Of fantastic and spectacular costum-
ing ever brought to Hawaii.
1T is probable that the Carnival
win go into the merchandising busi-
ness next TUESDAY, secure store ana
open up costumer's establishment
There have already been a number of
calls for various of these costumes
and am pleased to be able to advise
the public that they win arrive in
ample time to be of use during the
1915 Carnival. For q time it looked
as though we would be compelled to
carry these goods over to 1916, but
through the prompt and courteous at
tention of H. Hackfeld & Co. and its
San Francisco agent the shipment,
which reached the Coast city but yes
terday, was Immediately transhipped
in the Wilhelmina
The arrival of this shipment, COM
bined with the clever plans of the Ho-
nolulI Ad Club, will do more towards
spelling success in capital letters for
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oLAA GETS MORE ON
SUGAR LOST I'M VESSEL
THAN IF 1T WERE SOLD

Messrs. Bishop & Co. the agents
Of Olaa Sugar Company, Limited, had
1880 bags of sugar on the freightel
Washingtonian, which vessel was lost
on January 25. This sugar was in.
sured for $4,000 with the Thames &
Mersey Marine Insurance Company,
Limited, of Liverpool. Yesterday
Bishop & Co. were Informed by cable
that the full amount OF the insurance
had been placed to their credit with
the Bank of California in San Fran.
cisco through Louis Rosenthal. who is
the general agent OF the insurance
company on the Pacific coast. A. w.
T. Bottomley. treasurer Of 0laa Sugar
Company. happening to be. in San
Francisco. could sign the papers nee.
essary, for the payment of the loss.
This plantation made about $4,000
more by collecting a total insurance
loss than 1t would have made If the
sugar had been landed and sold at the
market price.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-10
5000 JAPANESE
Will MARCH in
LANTERN PARADE

Arrangements for the mammoth Jap
inese lantern parade. one OF the Mid
Pacific Carnival features. were expect
I'd to be completed at meeting Of
he committee in charge at the office
,f s. Aoki, manager of the Yokohama
Specie Bank, this afternoon.
Five Japanese institutions and or
ganizations on Oahu already have sig
nified their intention of participating
n the parade, which VIII take place Al
1880 o'clock the evening of Februar,
30. starting at Aala park These or
;anizations are the Japanese Y. M. g
A., japanese Y. NJ. B. A., Hawaii High
school and the Koolau Japanese Y. M
9. A. A large number Of local Jap
anese merchants also will have en-
tries. IL II expected that at least 5000
persons and more than so floats will
5e seen in the parade.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-10
Governor and Territorial Treas
urer Approve Plans for Sale
of $400, 900 Worth
FASTENERS WILLING TO
PAY PREMIUM. TAKE MORE
Executive Provides for I'm
provements Most Needed
BY Early Release

That Hawaiian bonds once more are
at q premium and steadily increasing
In value 10 proved substantially by the
announcement that Otis q Company Of
Cleveland, o., not only will take $4oo,.
600 Of the recent territorial issue but
are eager 20 take all Of the entire 10
sue which remains unsoId; also that
they are paying premium Of ! per
cent above par and willing to take the
balance at the same figure.
Convinced that the market will show
still further strength In the next few
weeks or months Governor Pinkham
has declined to let the entire issue 90
at the price quoted now, figuring that
he can make money for the territory
by Withholding the balance, Or about
$4,000 Of bonds, from sale N tnticl-
patton Of even better offers istef.
The 100000 worth which be re.
leases now will provide arapIt funds
for immediate needs In territofIal I'M
provements, and II also 10 posslhte the
legislature may desire to make altera
tons In the appropriations for which
the remainder Of the issue was IN.
tended.
eliminating negotiations which have
been In progress several weeks Ter
ritoriai Treasurer c. ]. Mccarthy, al
the governors behest, sent the fol
lowing cable TO the big Cleveland firm
today:
Upon advice Of governor will de
liver you 100000 New York, March
10 cents per $1,000 premium and in
terest, subject to Dillon opinion II
you insist upon IT. !"
The final phrase Of the message re
fers to the question raised last fall
by Dillon, Thompson & Clay, the prom
inent New York bond attorneys They
hold that the bonds cannot be deliver
ed 10 purchasers by Treasurer McCar
thy because former Treasurer coni
llng's ana not Mocarthys name Il
signed to them. Dillon, Thompson
Clay have taken the position that state
OF territorial bonds must be deliveref
only BY the treasurer who signed
them
Legal Point Guarded.
While this technical position ap
pears tenable only on a basis OF Gus
tom and not OF law, the firm which
raised the point Is so powerful ant
influential in eastern financial circles
that its opinion is entitled to respect
But the point WIFI be covered and vii
not interfere with Hawail's bond sale
The delivery to Otis & Company vii
not be made until March g. Mean
time the local Legislature viii unques
CONTINUED from Page Four.l
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-10
COMPROMISE ON
PAVING MATERIAL
|. ON MANOA ROADS

b :
Kamehameha and Oahu avenues and
EAST and West Manoa roads are to
De paved with warrenite and the re-
mainder Of the Manoa valley streets
are to be paved with asphalt-macadam,
according to an agreement reached by
the supervisors and Mayor Lane after
several caucuses en- the proposed Ma
loa improvements.
The decision was announced by
Chairman Quinn of the roads commit
tee today. Kamehameha and Oahu
avenues and the East and West Ma.
noa roads are the four principal thor
oughfares in the valley and the SUI
pervisors and the mayor believe a
more substantial pavement than as
phalt macadam should be laid on those
streets
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-10
CLEVELAND F|NANCIERS after
HAWAIIAN BONDS; PRICE HIGH
AD CLUB ASKS MAYOR
TO TAKE ACTION ON
LIFE SAVING STATION

The Honolulu Ad club intends to
see that Mayor Lane and the board of
supervisors install life-saving sta.
tion at Waikiki beach, II a letter writ.
ten by Richard Prince, one OF the
fathers Of the plan, who is on the
special committee of the Ad club, is
TO be accepted as criterion.
Mayor Lane announced that he ia
vored such an institution soon after
Mr.. Prince urged ii in an address be-
fore the Ad club. and he is reminded
OF that announcement in Mr.. Princes
letter, which was received yesterday.
Mr.. Prince asked that the mayor ar
range for an early meeting. with the
Ad Club special committee.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-10
"a. P. by Fed. wirelessl

IA. +. by Fed. WirelesSI a..
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb.
TO-. The Republican filibuster
against the administration
shipping bill ended temporar-
lily today when the senate ad-
journed after 81 hours of con-
tinuous sessions. The motion
to adjourn was made by Sena-
tor 0'Gorman Of New York
and carried with the support
of Norris and Kenyon, Repub.
licans, and the insurgent Dem.
ocrats.
For 46 hours there has been
a continuous session of the SEN
ate, a new record for parlia-
fights. Many sena-
tors are showing the strain.
Senator Penrose of Pennsyl-
vania has been sent to bed by
his physician.
When Senator allihger first
appeared on the floor today,
he asked, us this tomorrow
or next day2" Yesterday, !"
replied Senator Lea Of Tennes-
see.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-10

the original contractors undertook it.
A deal was made by the latter com
pany with George w. Marshall early
last year, but he also has encountered
difficulty in getting rock to the break.
water and as yet bas not been able
to place material on the site.
"The Kuhio bay wharf today is in
such precarious situation" said
Forbes, that l would urge the build.
ing of the wharf shed only by reason
of the fact that the shed is to be set
on piling entirely independent of the
pier. When the breakwater is fin
ished / feel confident, however, that
vessels will be able to lie alongside
the wharf with perfect safety in the
very worst weather"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-10
IAssociated Press sarY

by
LONDON, England, Feb 10.-The American steamer Viii
hemna carrying cargo of food worth being held
here The Wilhemna had rough voyage arriving with its
bow plates bent and battered The Whemnas cargo is al
legged to be destined for Germany
PETRoGRAD, Russia. Feb. 10-Russia's enormous
armies steadily pressing down through the Capahans have
received the terrific shock Of desperate German movement
designed sn the Austrian defense and hold back pos
sible the hordes Of Slavs turned toward Hungary
The Importance that Germany attaches the Carpahian
the erocy with which the Germans have
assailed the Russian advance. 4.
In long bulletin today the general staff says that the
severity Of the bayont encounters unprecedented In mill
tary history
The bulletin in part is as follows:
The Germans assumed the offensive in East Prussia
Sunday Near Tst repused the attack and annihated
one battalion and advanced to Eypin.
Judging from the dead abandoned before Warsaw the
Germans lost several tens Of thousands in six days fighting
BLOODY FIGHTING IN CARPATHIANS
"In the Carpathians Mount Loupkow our advance
Is machineguns day Dehng through the Tukhoka
Pass on Sunday the Germans delivered 90 successive voen
attacks under CALLING fire against positions the
height and our infantry twice dsodged them after bayonet
fighting Of q bloodiness unprecedented In history.
Before retiring the Germans exhausted all their strength
resisting our general counter attack The entire hillside was
with copses Before battalion thousand dead
were counted /"
BERLIN, Germany, Feb. 10 Austro- German
Bukowna have the Russians abandon Czernow
and retire to the frontier.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-10
Would You Rather be a Devil or a
Cloun? You Can Take Your Choice
ByGetting a Comic Carniual Costume

the 1915 Carnival than anything can
think of at the present moment. OF
course do not mean by this that the
main Carnival event occurs upon the
opening night, but rather that the
proper Carnival enthusiasm and spirit
viii be aroused through the efforts of
the AID Club and the use of the i'm
ported masquera lp paraphernalia"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-10

News from the mainland that Rev
T. Hori. pastor of the Nuuanu Jap
anese church, is in Sacramento, Cal,
to attend the California legislature and
intimating that he may be watching
for anti-Japanese legislation. is not
taken to be authentic by the local
Nipponese newspapers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-10
FOREIGN NATIONS SEND
AGENTS HERE TO BUY
ARMY HORSES, RUM0R

According to an unconflrmed rumor
which has been going the rounds In
Honolulu, agents for the British and
French governments are in the islands
negotiating for the purchase OF a
number OF cavalry horses for use In
their European armies.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-10
B0NI LOSES HIS SUIT
TO ANNUL MARRIAGE
WITH ANNA GOULD
IA. P. kY Bed. Wirelessl

ROME, italy, FEB. 1o.-Boni De Cas-
teiiane's suit for the snnulment Of his
marriage with Anna Gould has been
rejected by the Rots tribunal. The
decision leaves the custody Of the
three children with the mother. Since
her divorce from the notorious Boni
the former Miss Gould has married
Helie de sagan, now the Due Dc Tai
leyrand.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-10
GOES Up
TO SIX CENTS
in new YORK
IA p hv Fed IYirelessl /

"a. P. by Fed. WirelessI
NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-F GLOWING
chicago's suit bakers here have
raised the price Of bread from five to
six cents and the price Of rolls from
10 70 12 cents y dozen. Pie, cake
and other pastries have gore up pro-
.portionately.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-10
GERMAN OFFICIAL CABLEGRAMS

The following eabIesram received today official
go ~
WASHINGTON, 1o-Headquarters
taking place.
Aonne the vosses Lndesap H
bach
developed
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-10
Maritz Reported Executed by Germans

Associated Federal Wirelessl
PRETORIA South Africa. Feb. 10-Col Maritz who be-
ayed England to Germany has been summay executed by
the Germans according to unofficial report Maritz
douby trato- He had endeavored to surrender German
detachment the English the price of his own ife
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-10

At secret session of the senate in
Lima. it was decided to bring about
"a reduction in the numerical strength
of the Peruvian army.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-10
Newest Zeppelin Lost in Storm.

FRIEDRICHSHAVEN Germany Feb. 10r-The latest
Zeppelin completed the German base here reported
been lost off Denmark in The entire is
reported to have been drowned
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-10
'Lusitania Incident Said to be
Repeated BY the Cunarder Orduna

NEW YORK n Y Feb 10-Passengers on the Cunard
liner orduns which arrived here today from Europe said that
the Orduna few the American flag for "a hours January 81
while in the Irish Charles Sumner general agent for the
line denies the story and the captain refuses talk under
orders from the British admiralty.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-10
u s. SHIP WlLI4ELMlNA SEIZED, HELD BY THE BRITISH
FOOD CARGO ALLEGED TO Be
FOR GERMANY; RUSSIANS And
TEUTONS BATTLING ON EAST

SEVERITY OF BAY0NET ENCOUNTERS UNPRECEDENTED
IN MILITARY HISTORY, SAYS PETROGRAD BULLETIN
BERLIN OFFICIALS RETlCENT-GENEvA HEARS RUS
SLAMS ARE MARCHING INTO HUNGARY RUSSIANS
FORCED TO ABANDON cZERN0WiTZ AND RETIRE TO
T FRONTIER, GERMANS CLAIM
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-10
Geneva Despatch Says Russians Beat
Austrians and March into Hungary

GENEVA Switzerland via Paris. Feb 0.The Russians
have severely defeated the Ausans at Kowmezo and after
advance Of five miles marching into Hungary by the valleys
of the Thiess and Ung rivers.
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Russia Will Fight Till Victorious,
Is Pledge Given in the Duma

PETR0GRAD. Russia. Feb 10-Russia will fight to the
end the unanimous declaration of the Duma To-Day r
the nations nfexble determination to continue the war
until peace the formal statement made
This was backed up by the Social Democrats whose spoe
Professor Mlukof said he convinced that the
Dardanelles was certain
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-10
Berlin Bulletin Gives Little News

East Prussia has developed into some greater engagements
which progressing normally The situation in Poland
unchanged"
The bulletin is silent concerning the Carpathians.
Only Artillery Duels On the West
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-10

LONDON, England, Feb 10 The french and German
bulletins today agree that there cnv rery d1> s.
progress in the western arena
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-07

Iterin, Setretdrin, MaidiHni9r.ibs.
rim, 3ir,sllsit.rin unb 4usIGuferiH
bieTes ssbiIbsten 2iIlsr Sauies seipsien
III, bic babel i6ledter bebanbeIt ipors
Zen lit als sin Dienitbote. uno bic ibs
rem sin5issn 3ped, ndmIib iih i'm
iSran56liihen 81 perDoutommnen,
bur6 ben auf.ntbnIt in oieiem SaIie
gans sspib nidt i'm sntfernteiisn ets
f5rbtrt babsn tannl Mie leib mir
bisies orms beuiihe .frenloin" tbnt!
limb ia babe nur ben einen innigen
@,inff, baB unfsre ansebenben jun
een 2tbrerinnen nu9 hem ariegs
barauf @rsi6i lsiiisn m5bisn. iiA in
folder Meife fir einen Idherli6 nie'
biaen aohn in eiutr DieuiimSbHen'
itslIune alisnubsn 81 IuHsu. l0ius neI
nilts arssssssituna3
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glabenoe Saioe
5annpper, i'm glusuIt.

Driiteno beib i9ien bic Sorns i'm
Tlut unb SUM auf bic 5eioefIur. SO
beft,aben bic tleine Grita 1T, ii4 mi!
biirrem @rbrsi9 obsr brauHem Woor'
lamb besriisenb unb porlisb nsbmenO
nit BEN, fDas Der 8oben an biirftigsn
g1abaingsitoff bietet, lie mar btssmaI
steir9 ben iibrisen pfldn5en untsr Der
ipotenlangtn Srodenbeit bod aud
re6t beruntersetomn,en urb OeripradJ
tein gliitbeniabr in ihtmmsruber
ppnht unb 5iille. Dd bsHertsn SuIis
NIB alguItressn nod, pds an beFern
ipdr, unb iebt bIiibt Il. pieber unO err
freut auss unD Ssr5 bss 5etbsipanos'
rers.
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iiHterhaItnnas.auseisen.

SubiIdum Der lluio erii.
tat aieI. SIM Sabre 1865 iuuroe
bic siieIer llnioeriit6t, bic Gbriitiaal
&Ibertiila, Don oem Gottorper Ser5os
GbriItinn Gubreft gegriinbet. Sur
1915, oas $50. Sabr beg geitebells,
tpor cine Subelfeier gepIGit, Die oa
olp eiaentlifen SlbiIimrlstnge in ben
anfcng Ses Oftpbcrs fallen, nii ocn
S6Iab bes Iai,ietfen CONNER.
iemeiters angeicBt lpor, nlitJiH in Die.
ieri Eager itattInoer iollte. Ges
stricges ipeaen fallen Die 6eitliffeitgI
aus. Statt ibrer wiro III gnt5 Sfles.
tpie.SoIiieiH nit beionoerem Rcf-
6rud fin cine 3Deiggriippe bes atn.
beluilten &iIfhbunbeS eciporbel. Der
lid, Die Siiriorse I'M friegsoeriebr'e
9l.abcrlifer nngeleger fem Iabt, lie
Singer Der 9briiiima albertina 80
gen IN Sharen binaiIs III BEN aampf,
|imo in Der @eidadte bes SlbiIaums.
iabrcS Der itpl5cn So6id)liIe fuiro DIE
5tetc iein BON uiel eoIem BIlt, 6as
stieIer Scdidiiler in g8eit lp6 Cit
Dergciicn babcn. Gin bobe5 SieS aber
miro eeiuneeu anf bic @eaeiiternnG
nit Der man aus Den Sallen Der ghri.
itiana aIbertina 81 ben @afien eiltr.
Sn Snbcrten Stubenten pur6e bas
steIieibiIo oes oen 8afieiIrod nn.
lesrraen acmnliIitonen aiif Dem Dor
Der llni0eriiiat iieberoen griuuiri.
buifren 2Otbringen.E EentmaI
lebeiloig, m,f benz in grs Die @ortc
einaeIaiieH iinS:
ytun III bic aette iuiebcr noH.
gseb Dem, Der ooran rlibrcn icul
g9ir lniien Rilua mnb Sonlner,
Wir lofsn Bud nnb Rnmmtr.
Sn 9Irbeit etnig unlb in @ebrl
gPit @ott unb Inierm aaiier:
Gin &aiis. ein Bolt, -ein Seer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-07

fdnbtsn ub 21o,s61, bic Rpifen ems
pfirpen mir 26,273 'uno ibrieben S8.z
237 griefe, suiammen mitbin 489,526
fir unfere ipeitIihen, bagegen nur
114,5lo fir uniere oitliGen Raabarn.
Dabei mar Der geitanb an ruiiiiden
Gefangenen bur9ipes 9rOber ols an
franSOIiiGen. gnbe Suli iparen in
la0nissbriid 5517 SranSoIen unt
6372 gtuiTen.
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Genital GOaesr.
Rptis,
Observation-Disclosures.

Observation-Disclosures often fIr 9laHHsr
nnb Srautn. 1nuleHbx bon errsuHrroen flrb
IN EusnHi. 2il,e fnr uniiEuunseu ttet
etGHilin 2uititrt. 2stf 70. @e@eiter. q. o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-07

Die Rutter iammrt in 9syus auf
Sas llnoesisi,r in Der Ride: .WsuH
mir boIt giner ratbsn tcrtittt. lpis nun
pi. ptrbummten .Ruisn- IN nsr aiide
0,rni&.en iSnnts." "a meint Der tIstp
ne Bans: .ifraa' BOD mai BEL 6iuhsa'
susa on.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-07

laSnissbriid 5517 SrunsoIen unb
6372 Rufen.
Ser seitsemaRe Grabbe.
Gbriitiau 3ietrib @rabbe, ser I'M
RIcinen Sbeoter nit ieIner @rotesfe
,Sder,, Sotirc, SSronie rmb tieicre
9eoeutimg" eincn lnaeobnten Sult.
ipieleriolg errungen bat, lit ein 0idl'
fer, Der gar5 oll$geaeituet III lntie-
re Belt pnbt. G5n ieiner Sragooie
), 0on ,sSitou lulo SSouIt", Die ;ntt Der
ipiebcrgafllnoenen Wtiliif 2orbings III
cincr 9irlibearbeitling int nahltell
Miiltcr 0oS &iht Der 9iibnen erbli-
fen MIR, iinoen iid) cine gan5e Jiei-
bc @erIe, Die nortreiilid) Die Stint.
mrng nnlerer Gage ipieoergeben, lpic
ia ilberballpt hie beiben S5elben bes
@crtes in ibrer 8eiitisfeit mo Gro.
til ben @egeniat slpiihen 8ermonen-
unb Gomanentblm oerfornern. @er
in Der @egellport bat 8orte bon Der
bremenben 8aterlanbSIiebe geprd9t,
tpie Souit Cont elm etpas trodener
@elebrter) lie ipridjt, als er bonn
soentin arli Die elpige Staot binab.
blift:
.@as lit mir nGber aIs bas @ater.
LAMB?
Die Seitnat6 rlur fam uns beieliaen,
Berratberei, 6ie ;Srem6e por5u5ieben.
gti6t 5ault mar idl, ipenn i6 fein
9eutider lp1re
8 Seuti6lailb, 8oterlanol Die Sbr6.
ne bangt
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geoenfel
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pen, frlft
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gang
Sr NeoerIanoens SanS eiltgcgen -
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llbn iaufseno Itiir5t 6ie Oonau 5u
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9tber aud bie gereidiiben, Die in
StroI in Den Iebten @o6en gu ben
iSahnen geeiIt iiub, finoen BEL 8rab.
be ihon ibre @iirbigumg in einen
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aud penn man ieinem fpra9Iihen
aIusorlaf ni6t foIge1 mag. eyn elmer
3eit, aEs mir Don elmer 5euti6en Gi.
nigfeit peiter entfernt tporen aLs gu.
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Sod iiber Dem eis5odigeu 9ebirs
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