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The bee., 1915-09-24
WILL MAKE STRONG BID
FOR DIXIE BEE LINE"
Hopkins County Association to Get Busy and
Bring Route Through MadisOnviIIe, Earl
ingtOn, MOrtOns Gap and NOrtOnviIIe
ORGANIZE ON ROUTES

The Hopkins County Dixie Bee Line Association is preparing
start the ball rolling for the location the Dixie Bee Line through this
county The Hopkins county inspected the
committee Of the Dixie Bee Line Association andi old Hop
kns tits the opinion that Hopkins and Webster counties
land the Dixie Bee Line they build the road That the
problem that eonfronts this time is enger "Can get !"
. 1t Is now 'Can we huid it,"
Our people already familiar with the splendid results that have
been obtained this time In starting the work the Hopkins County
Bee Line ASSOCIATION joined hands with the Fiscal Court Of Hopkins
a and worked out plan to start the construction fund for the road with
appropriation Of $50 900 by the fiscal This
with the hsy support of the people and the court being
graduated all sides for that progressive which brings the consuc
on the rood within Of possibility This appropriation avail
able route that the road may take through Hopkins county
The road through this county will cost somewhere from $50 900 to
$4,000 according which route takes. is then necessary
raise the required to complete the construction of the road by SUBJ
scpon These subscriptions must Of course be largely made by the
pie along the route which the road will finally take
The Ways and Means Committee Of the Hopkins County Bee Line
Association undertaking the matter of organizing each proposed route
through the county and of mixing exhibit of the ability of each of
these proposed build the road this time believed that
the possibility securing the road any route in the county will
largely upon the ability that particular route to complete the road
The possibility of securing the route through Hopkins county all will
largely upon the ability of Hopkins County show that build
yhe road through Hopkins County The Dixie Bee Line Association has
fixed November the day which will hear each county present its
claims for the Dixie Bee Line and consider each coun ability build
its road Hopkins county will that day
association that build the road within the time prescribed and
cordng whatever specification adopted will get
the game and let it go elsewhere,
The Bee Line Highway going be built going run
from Danvle Ill., to Springfield Tnn at both of which places
with the main Dixie Highway which from Chicago
the Mexico The Dixie Bee Line will be one
hundred and fifty miles shorter than the main line Of the Dixie Highway
in going Chicago the South We we will
get bulk of the m that is the Dixie Highway the
North the South from South to North That will make
most important the several national highways will be worth
Hopkins County than any enterprise that within this
way except the fact that must finish apzng oppou
nifty while stands open to u.s.
The bee., 1915-09-24
Important News From Outside

Here is positive proof of good
times and the success posslble
for an article of honest value,
when backed by good advertising
in the right newspapers.
If there has ever been any
questions in the minds of our
readers regarding the productive
ness of the Bee as a business
building medium, that question
is settled definitely now.
We have just received a big
contract for advertising space
from the Calumet Baking Pow
der Co., manufacturers of the ia
nous Calumet Baking Powder,
Year after year at this season,
they make their contracts with
the leading publications. They
advertise in thousands and thou
sands of newspapers throughout
the country and are in a position
to know the value of newspaper
publicity.
The absolute purity, the un-
wholesomeness and
wonderful economy OF Calumet
Baking Powder, all backed by
honest advertising in the right
mediums has succeeded in build
ing for them a tremendous bust.
ness and enviable reputation.
This year Calumet advertising
will be very much different from
any of the previous years. One
of the country's best character
artists has created for Calumet
a cute little character which will
amuse the youngsters and tell
the housewives in his own indi-
vidual way, how to secure the
best results in baking,
The bee., 1915-09-24

ANNIVERSARY
Of The First Sunday School
in Kentucky

The centennial anniversary Of
the first Sunday School in Ken
lucky and the fiftieth annIver-
sary of the organization Of the
Kentucky Sunday School Asso-
citation will be jointly celebrated
at the annual convention to be
held in Louisville, October ITO.
This double event will undoubt-
edly attract the largest attend
auee Of any Sunday School Con-
vention IN the history ofkthe
State.
A program Of unusual strength
has been provided aAd the rail.
roads have offered reduced fares
for the occasion.
The growth Of the Sunday
Schools in Kentucky has been
remarkable. From it's begin
ming in Jeffersontown just 100
years ago the number of Sunday
Schools was increased in 1916 by
the establishment Of q Sunday
School in Louisville and by 1929
there were twenty schools in
X K,ntucky with 258 teachers and
l ,697 pupils. While this years.
census has not yet been compil-
ed, it is estimated that the num-
Der of pupils will exceed the half
million mark. Last year there
were 1854 Sunday Schools with
81, ,997 officers and more than
400, 900 pupils.
The bee., 1915-09-24
MILLINERY OPENING
Was Weeks Event at The
Barnes Store Friday

Friday was the general open.
ing of th Barnes Stores and great
preparations had been made for
an auspicious opening of the fall
season.
At this store, the ladies we're
greatly interested in the attrac-
tive displays Of the new seasons
styles and popular goods. These
semi-aunual openings are always
great events with the ladies, who
flock in large numbers to see
what is newest and most up-to-
date in headWear.
There were, as usual, four
models who gave displays Of
fashions from 10 80 to 12 and
from 3 to 4:30 p. M, during
which time delightful music was
rendered.
The beautiful displays we're
witnessed by many men. presum
ably the husbands Of ladies who
could not be present, but want.
ed to be represented.
The bee., 1915-09-24
Tobacco Barn Burns

A tobacco bsrn on the farm OF
william BAssett, near the city, con.
tanning twenty acres of fine tobacco
owned by Lee Galloway, was de-
stroyed by fire at an early hour on
Wednesday morning. Mr.. Galloway
had been 'tireing tobacco during the
night. Near daylight he put a guam
tIty of sawdust on the fire and went
to the house. A short time later the
barn was discovered on FIRE. The
loss is only partly covered by insur-
ance. A quantity Of lumber stored
In the barn as also destroyed.
The bee., 1915-09-24
N. E. CHURCH SOUTH
ON next SUNDAY

Last Sunday for this Confer.
ence year. Special services thru.
out the day.
Missionary Sunday in Sunday
School.
Sunday school at 9 80 Am.
Classes for all ages and spe-
cial invitation to the visitors and
strangers in the city.
Preaching by pastor at IL 100
A. M, subjet ga Good Soldier. "
Epworth League at Z 100 P. NJ,
Special service.
Evening Worship at z :45 PM.
Special music.
The public is cordially invited
to these services.
The bee., 1915-09-24
What The Illinois
Steel Company Does

The Illinois Steel Company of
Joliet, Illinois, when running to
it's full capacity, employs 1900
men. About three years ago
this concern stopped men from
going out of the gates during the
noon hour without a special pass,
because Of the fact that there
we're saloons close to the main
entrance of the plant. Realizing
the gravity of the problem, the
Illinois Steel Company instituted
Well-considered measures TO pro-
mote the abstinence and efficien-
cy of their men. This campaign
was under the direction of Mr..
H. B. Smith, Inspector of Safety
and Labor. When it started one
of the saloons across the street
from the plant used eight bar
tenders. At the present time it
uses two. The employees are de-
finitely requested to abstain from
liquors on their way to work.
Striking posters were prepared
for the bulletin boards, and
"The Mixer" the plants publica-
tion, contained temperance ma
terial in each issue. Mr.. Smith,
himself, holds frequent confer
ences with the foremen. Every
opportunity is given to the men
to procure milk and similar sub
stitutes.
"When we employ a man."
says Mr.. Smith. che Is asked if
he is In the habit of drinking al
coholic liquors. If he is, he is
informed that he might as well
uot go to work as he would be
laid off sooner or later.
The bee., 1915-09-24
Prominent MEN
NOW USE TANLAC
Mayors, County and Circuit.
Court Judges Obtain Fa-
nous Medicines

Lexington, KY, Sept. 2s.--s,I have
sold TAnlac, since the beginning of
its Introduction In Lexington, to the
mayors OF . number Of cfties, coun-
" judges, circuit judges, and 20
many OF the most prominent bust
ness and professional men Ia Ken
tuoky," says VIM. e. StGgg, the
Lexington druggist,
"Ths demand for the preparation
has been phenomenaL. Ia all OF NV
twenty years. Sxpsrionos In the drug
businsSs I have never seen anythinr
that equals Il. -
I'm addition 70 the Lexington de-
m4nd, Tanlac has besna lpaSd FROM
my store to KAnaas City, No. Coz (,
RADIO Springs. Colo, DenV Colo.
Memphis, Tenn, Meridian, MIss.,
Bonilla, 8. D., Pittsburg, Pa, Jack
sonvills, Fla, Louisville, KY. TfE-
hn, O., Clncinnati, o., Columbia,
Tenn, PALM Beach, Fla, Phoenix,
ArIE., Les Angsish, CAL, and many,
other pOlnth throughout the country
that are too numerous to mention.
You may rest assured that every
city In kentucky has, too, heard OF
Tanlac, IA
II can only account for the great
demand forthia preparation by tile
fact that 1t 10 good medicine. That
is proven by the numerous state
ments from those who have tested
the medicine In cases of catarrhal
affections, or stomach. liver and
kidney complaints, and are now
convinced Of its excellent merits.
The public has not been slow to ap--
preciate the Tanlac merit.
"Practically sI5, 900 worth of Tan
lac has been sold and distributed
thru my store within the past seven
ty days. Such a demand Is most
certainly unprecedented.
II take pleasure in commencing
Mr.. Cooper and his very excellent
Tanlac, the preparation referred
to, is now sold in Darlington and st.
Charles 1T Geo. KING & Sons drug
stores, in Mortons Gap at Ben T.
drug store and in Nor
tonville at the City drug store.
The bee., 1915-09-24
B. D. E. CLUB

Oae IF the most dehvhtful
meetings in the history of the
Club was that of last Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Ms.
X. e. Witherspoon.
A dainty handkerchief shower
was given in honor of Mrs. Grab
,tree who leaves next week for
Howell, Iud., after which sentl-
ments Of the Club were read as
ifollows:
Mid September's gentle breez 's
Mid the sunshine and the glow,
May the one so soon to leave us
Find true friends where'er she 20.
Some will forget US maybe
As time doth have its trace,
But in B.D.E. hearts remember
Thou ever hath a place.
Lines on bidding goodbye to
Mrs. Orabtree, a loved member
of the B. D. E:
1t Is the time aud the hour
draws near when you and we
must sever,
Alas 1t may be for many months
and it may be forever,
=, How long till we shall meet
again, how short since first
I'VE met thee,
How brief the bliss how long the
pain for we will meier forget
thee.
NWe,have found you faithful tC
The bee., 1915-09-24
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

The pastor, Howard j. Brazel-
ton, with large number of the
members has been attending the
State Convention of Christian
Churches at Madisonville this
week. They report one of the
greatest convention held for
years. at the banquet of Tran
sylvania University Wednesday
night Mr.. Brazelton was one of
the speakers, having the subject
Kentucky and Our Colleges"
On Thursday night Mrs.J mo Long
and q number of Young folks of
the Darlington school gave an In
teresting exercise before a crowd
ed house.
The regular services will be
held at the Church Sunday.
Sunday school at 9;3O A. NJ,
preaching following. At the eve-
ming service Mr.. W. r. Warren,
of Indianapolis, will preach. Mr.
Warren is a man of national rep
utation and a treat is in store
for all who hear him. The pub
lie is cordial invited.
For any itehiness Of the skin, for skin rashe''
The bee., 1915-09-24

every trust, we know you are
true-hearted,
aud we'll miss your presence at
the club when YOU from Us
have parted,
We bid you God speed where
err you go in this land Of
the brave and free,
Aud we hope you will never for
get your friends of the Earl.
ington B. d. Z.
At a late hour a delicious sa.
lad course was served.
The bee., 1915-09-24
WOOdmSR Of The World
viii Meet Sunday

Woodman OF the World will meet
Ia Evansville next Sunday, where a
special program will be rendered.
Congressman Kinoheloe and Hon.
A. o. Stanley are among the speak
ers. An excursion will be run from
Hopkinsville aud many Madison
VILE Woodmen will 90 over.
The bee., 1915-09-24
Recover Stolen Property

Chief Barnett yesterday recovered
two watches, stolen two weeks ago
by Ben Drake, oOlored, IL Ia charged
from Tom Wynns, at st. Charles.
The negro was arrested ten days ago
charged with the THEFT, but the OIL
Ger Was unable so locate the stolen
articles until ysSsrdAy.
The bee., 1915-09-24
Worth Their Weight in Gold.

II have used Chamberlain's Tab
let's and found them to be Just as
represented, a quick relief for head
aches, dizzy spells and other symp-
toms denoting q torpid liver and a
disordered condition of the digest
i've organs. They are worth their
weight in gold" writes Miss Clara
A. briggs, Elba, N. Y. Obtainable
The bee., 1915-09-24
Health and Happiness Depend Upon
Your Liver

That sluggish liver with It's slug-
gish flow OF bile 10 what makes the
world look so dark ct times. DR..
Kings New Life Pills 20 straight TO
the root OF the difficulty by waking
up the action OF the liver and in
creasing the bile. DR.. Kings New
Life Pills cause the bowels TO act
more freely and drive away those
"mOody days" 26o sbOttle. Drug
gists everywhere.
The bee., 1915-09-24
CONFERENCE OF
METHODIST CHURCH
Will be Held ct Hartford
Next Week and Large
Attendance is
Expected
HEGINS on WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2s

The annual meeting of the
Louisville conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church,
SouthacompriSing all Of western
and southern parts Of Kentucky
including the city Of Louisville,
viii be held neks kssk At Hart
ford. KY, beginning on Wsdnes-
day and lasting through noon of
the following Monday. As usual
this meeting is q matter of deep
interest, for every year many
changes Of pastors are to be ex-
peeted, and often these come as
-reat surprises. This year will
doubtless be no exception to this
fhe hospitAble people Of Hart
ford are making elaborate prepa.
rations for entertaining the three
hundred or more preachers and
delegates who will be with them.
There are about two hundred
preachers in the conference and
about 65. 900 members.
Bishop James Atkins, of
Waynesboro, N. O. will preside
over the conference. This will
be the first time he has ever pre-
sided at a session here.
The church law, which prohib-
its a pastor from remaining at
one place more than four conse.
cutive years, will cause a number
of changes this time, though not
so many as is often the case. In
addition to this many other
changes may be expected, and
some 60 as far to look for a con-
siderable skakeup.
One of the most important
forced moves will be DR.. U. G
Foote, who is just completing
his quadrennium as pastor of the
Temple in Louisville. That Rev.
a. r. KaseY, the present presid-
ing elder of the Elizabethtown
district, is looked upon most
favorably by the Temple congre-
cation is not denied and it would
not be a surprise to see him as
signed to that charge. If this is
done DR. Foote may be sent to
ElIzabethtown as presiding elder.
Rev. G. w. Hummel, of Rus
sellville, has served four year
and must go elsewhere and some
think possibly he will be made
pteS!dlna elder Of the Bowling
Green district and the present
presiding elder, Rev j. B. Adams
may be sent to Russellville.
Rev. M. B. Curiie will have to
leave Central City because of
the four year law, as will Rev.
L. W. Turner, of Providence )
Rev Paul Powell, of Drakesboro ;
Rev. ]. c. Hoskinson, Lebanon ;
Rev. d. F. Tarter, of Jamestown
aud other.
The death of DR.. Gross Alex
ander will make it necessary to
elect another editor of the Quar-.
terly Review and Book Review.
Names that are being mentioned
In this connestion are those of
DR. Frank M. Thomas and Dr..
U. G. Foote.
The session of the conferences
will be important in many other
ways as the years. business aud
accomplishments will be canvass
ed in detail.
The bee., 1915-09-24
Sexape 0tdeneiea,

Sick headache, biliousness, piles and
bad breath are usually caused by mac
tive bowels. Get q box Of Rexali
Orderlies. They act gently and cleo
tlvely. Sold only by ~ a. 10 eents.
o. Bernari nInln0 Co, Ino0EDo-
UA 60 oaaA
The bee., 1915-09-24

A lazy liver leads to chronic dyspepsia aud CON
the whole system. Doan's
Rssulsts tase per boI act mildly on the liver aad
bowels. AZ all drug stores
The bee., 1915-09-24

For any itehiness Of the skin, for skin rashe'
chap pimples, ETC., try Doan's Ointment soc at
all drug stores.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
3elte unierer Sunoesarmee

Mit nidt msniger, als 5tpan5ig
beri9iebenen 5ppen DON 3elten bat
Bic Mrmeepsrnaltung Der Derstaigz
ten Staten in neuefter 3eit pratz
ti14e 8er1u4e i'm 2aserleben an
g%eiteLlt; uno man befano e5 fdlteB=
li9 ols Dos BETTE, ole 9ienit5lgsige
Der ameritanilasn Mrmee NIT SEN
bereits fir Die aapalerie bertpsaoez
ten 3eltelt aus5urulten, als Den gez
eisnetl ten fir ale 8ebirfr Der
Mrmee.
@srmutli9 nlrben 3ipiliiten cine
onbere Mobl s%etrpffen baben, nsnn
lie barber gu ent16etoen ge5obt
hdtten! 9enn bieIe aapalleris3elte
mngen benz Neuling iebr tlein uno
unbequem erlaeinen; ober fir ben
%obgebdrteten uno etngefobrsaen
Gslo5usler iinb 1ie Ser reinite GU
rus.
Gin ioldes 3elt 1T IS 3oa lang
:nb unten 81 3rQ melt; nit 43
536n lit ss on Der @tan9enhaupt=
iPiBe 6oh, uno ber purd1Anitt!!Ge
erpa9Iene Munn fann taum in eli
nsm aufreat iiBen. Sn Disten Ndlz
len ODER finoen 5fpei Wann Inter
5a(upf Der ibnen t%omforlabel
bdltdt, in einem berortigen 2eltz
den, obtpobl bic ieBigen 8eh5seen
boFar iino, iebem ein5elnen 5olbo=
ten Elm belonberes 3elt gu Iiefern.
Ml5 Stuff fir bie5e 3elte eient
abofi pber lsidte5 5egsltud, uno
ifr Gslpidt 1T 10 gering, boB lie
Die bef5rbernbs 9o5t ni6t peTentIi6
bergr0Bern; auh iinb lie 10 gut ipie
poHerbiat. Mit 3ustouen unb
M(uminium6afen iperben lie an So
BEN beFeitigt. g5 nirb cine Mitz
telffonge geliefert, pelae an6 gu
lonmenflappbar 1T; oo9 eraften
Sic often 5plboten bielelbe ridt
ols peIentli9, unb lie 5ie6en es ncr,
einfa9 Musfeten bofir GIT benut=
gen. 0;s eon5e gsFaiate fonnt
aud biuig genug. Menn ober lpiez
Der in ongemeinen 0ffent1iden So
1omitdten, 5. 9. al5 erte M6z'lfe
fir Die Sbbodloiigfeit ppn Gtarm=
pher 6nhflutleiben, etlihe tauieno
Mrmeeselte CUR 9srfigung asite1t
perben, 10 fperben nphl Die 6ilfs-
bebiirItigen niht beIpnoers oanfbar
fir Die pbtge Gprte 1ein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
8a5aine!
Sm 8elsien ais sdimpfmprt fur Jeis-
ltnge benmtt.

Gus benz belsiiGen gtappenge6iet
melbet Elm &orreiponoent: Sn unlez
rem tleinen StaOtAsn. nidt melt Don
Der beutlhen @ren5e, gab es ul1langit
ein paar unrubige Gage. 3u1amme1z
r~pttun9 balbtpubfser 8urlben tanz
ben 1tatt, es fam gu sinigen, glldliz
der Weile barmlolen 3ulammenil0z
BEN, unO @erii4te lparen balo, ple
INNER, poblfeil uno 5ablreid tpie
9rombeeren. Mber Is mar 1elne 0erz
1d'!p0rung pber 9Iuflehnung eegen Ole
aeuti4e 8erpaltung ptelmebr
rit9teten ii9 Die Yerantoltunyen gez
gen eigene Qan0sleute, Ylebz uno
yteroepdnpler, Die I'M 2anoe Den
Mntauf uno 5rausport fir ore Oeu1z
1hs Yeb0rDe belorgten. Sn51Di1qen
1T ou9 Diele5 tleine 3tpilpenlplel
p%pliper = eiH Mnlhlag Der aomz
manoanlur narnt oleYeoolterung eln=
pringlia DOR elmer Ml:oerbolung Der
aunosebungen uno orpbt, perln Die
Aube no9 elnmal geltort pernsn louz
te, Da5 erforoerIide Yie6 gu belalasz
nabmeu, an ltutt es lpie bisber, gu
erDBerem Mugen Ser gigentumer, fret=
bdnOig an5utaufeu.
Sn oen 5ageE, oa Ser belgii9e
Ya1rlotismus D1e1e stlpas ab lpnoerliz
Gen Meuen iGlug, 1uB i9 III elnem
Mtrtsbuus, BON DEM aus nlun Die
gauge 5tuOt itberiiebt, als 1lb unteu
pieoer eth !9aufen 5ulammenroitete,
bor aaem @aultinoer, uno Elm nil
ltes gelG,rel berm forong. SD unz
te.19teo en0li1 beutlid Den rbDtbmiz
l9en Huf: 8a3arne! 8o5aine! Yerz
sebens 5og ia ollie gegllter melne5
fran55ii19en Spra4iaage5 = id
fono 8a5aine rur als Den y}amen bes
betanu1en fran50ltiAen venerals aus
benz &riege 7O171. gnoli4 beltaz
t:gte mir Der Mirt auf melne er ltaunz
te Jrage, Dab toirtli9 Der General
ga5aine nit Dem Hufe cement lei.
8aoaine! 9a5aine! belize Waterlanosz
berrdter unD Jelgliag.
Nrmer Ba5uine! Dos bdtteit bu
bit nidt traumen luf1en, oaB oein Sea-
me naa mebr als 40 Sabren D
belgiiGen @4ultlaoern barmlol en-
Yferoebdnolern ols @aimpf auf alien
Gahen na49errfen lplir0e. = Wie
p4anmdBig aber muB Die antibeutt9e
8erbeguns Der belgil4en 8eD0Iterung
betrieben norDen lsin, DaB Die belgt=
}6e sSusenO berurl in Sen Banntrei5
oes fran50ii9en Sbuupintsmu5 bin
eiltgeraten tonnte!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
Abfabrt zur Front.

Menn bic Mitternadt nte Elm
fdpor5es Sier nit leilem Mtem iiber
bic @tabt berfrie6t, 10 leien mir in
elmer itimmungSpo!1en plauoeret, err
no9t Die Geele bes 8a6nbofs. Damn
FRONT bas 8lut be5 &rieges rauz
idenb bur6 ieine M0ern unb bas
nirre @erdu1d Der @dla9ten hdngt
in Der 2uft nie cine flatternoe SABINE.
Die G9ienen fdreien unter ben Gdz
bern laut auf, nie Derlpunoete Mdnz
ner in benz Gdmsr5 bes @au11es,
urb bas 8riillen Der Ma19inen erinz
merit an Dos Jauaen GROCER giienz
5tude, bic sierige 9iiden in 2uft uno
@rbe reiben. 9as 9onnern Der
fhneren Rdber aber 1T nie bic eberne
@ttmme ferner 8atterien. 8ilber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04

nert0pfe, bic begitigeno unb trDitenb
1Iden, ieS ungei9idt unb beinabe
1hudtern, aber nit benz reiniten
Wfllen. ,3upeilen beugt ii9 elmer
Der Mdnner fladtig un0 i6nell berab
uno tubt einen beiBen, 5itternoen
W{unb. Soer Elm itarter Mrm rafft
lI9 ein Sinh empor, DielleiGt gum
legten Druid on eine munbe 8ruit.
9o oann Der 3us langlam un6
iprgfdltig anaiebt, ols nolle ct bos
leBts 9ano ni4t gu i9nell 5erreiBen,
sebt cine raienoe Jur9t bur9 Sum
berte Don 9er5en. Gum leBten Mole
penben fih bic bIeidsn @eiidter Der
Jrouen uno ainoer empor, ur1b bei
Dem 4nblid ereignet ii9 bas mum
oerbore: Ser @amer5 Der MGnner,
@dter uno G6bns finbet 1einen
ftdrtiten @usbrud i'm @e5ang, Der
fat pie 5reuoe i9eint. Sin 2ieb
flingt br0bneno in Die bo5e 9alle
uno ebbt nur langiam ab ut benz
gerGuf9 Der Hdoer unb Der r1euer1
greigniiie. Den 3urudgebliebenen
aber it's, als rife etpos in ibnsn
ent5pei, etpas, be1ien 3erbreden
19mer5t pie ein i9arf Ter @ti9. 8iele
iiberpi1ben es, ii9 5u1ammenframpz
feno, unb monde Mutter preBt ibr
Sinh on ii6 in i9nellem {tarfen
G9mer5 unb finbet grlei9terung in
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