davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-30
Wyratowaf kraj Cd paniki.
Zez1lania Loeba.
podrdz angieIskimi 0hqtami niebszpsczna.
Sprawa graftu " legislature ubita.
Matlea opuszcza ~ dzieci.

Ipodroz ma angielskich francus-
kich parowcach przez kanai an
gielski wody oblewajace Wiel-
Eka Brytanie, Jest polaczona nie-
bezpieczehstwem dla zycia, gdyz
niemieckie nury beda parowce tie
topic. Dotychczas oszczedzano o.
krety pasazerskie transatlantyckie
teraz jednak Rad niemiecki po-
stanowii takze przeciw MIN skie-
rowac akcye iodzi podwodnych.
Przez tego rodzaju ogioszenia
Niemcy pragna sic uwolnic cd od-
Ipowiedzialnosci "a ewentualna u
trate zycia obywateli tego kraju,
gdyz jesli ktory nioh pojdzie
wraz z angielskim lub francuskirn
statkiem ma dno morskie, Rad
|fliemiecki zaslaniac sic bedzie fax
tenn, re ostrzegaf 0 niebezpieczeh-
stwie podrozy, a jesli kto chce ry-
zykowac swoje zycie narazac, to
sam "a to musi odpokutowac.
Gdy Niemcy ogfosiiy, re woody
brytyjskie So strefa wojenna, Sta
ny Zjednoczone oswiadczyiy rza-
dowi berlihskiemu, re musi on
ma siebie wziac wszelka odpowie.
dzialnosc, jesli skutkiem tego W
|przysziosci obywatel amerykah--
skiApeniesie szlsoIs ma r1aJFtki
1ub utraci zycie, ably wiec cd tel
odpowiedzialnosci sic uchylie.
Niemcy przyjmuja nova metode
postepowania.
o GRAFT w LEGISLATURE
Springfield, 80 kwietnia. =
Architekt F. E. Davidson, ktoiv
mial oswiadczyc, re dwu czlon.-
kow Komisyi dla spraw przemy-
slowych przyznaio sic mu, IL O.
fiarowano i'm po S25OO "a popie-
ranie blow Currana Hamlina,
ME stawii sic wczoraj pomimo we
zwania pred legislature, jedy.
ME posei Louis Pierson jako a
dwokat Davidsona przedstawjl
jego oSwiadczenie, W ktorem "a
przecza prawdziwoSci tego twier'
dzenia.
Przyjechaf tn natomiast i przez
wczorajszy dzieii bawii sekretarz
The West Society of Engineers
Ernest Nc Cullough, azeby po-
swiadczyc i stenograficznymi I'd
piskami stwierdzic, re Davidson
rzeczywiscie ma posiedzeniu Wy.
dziaiu dyrektorow Stowarzysze-
MIA tego rodzaju oswiadczenie
ziozyi.
Jednakowoz Izba widocznie ME
chciaIa wchodzic w blizsze roz
patrywanie tel sprawy, gdyz "a
dawalniajac sic prostem zaprze--
czeniem Davidsona, umorzyla
ia.
oPUscILA DZIEcI 1 MEzA.
Perth Amboy, N. ]. 80 kwiet-
mia. = Aresztowano tu wczoraj
pania Ide Mac Farlane pod "a
rzutem, re opusciia siedmnascio-
70 swych dzieci meza. Areszto-
wana oswiadczyia, re opuszcze-
ME spowodowal fakt, il MAJ jej
przyjai gospodynie do domu.
NIEMCY w KANADZIE.
Vancouver, B. c. Kanada. -
Aresztowano tn czterech wybit--
nych tutejszych Niemcow pod "a
rzutem. re brali udziai W mantle
radosnych, jake ich ro-
dacy urzadzili z powodu rzekome-
go zwyciestwa Niemcow pod
Ypres. Wczoraj rano wybuch1y
diva ognie ma mostach ma ulicach
Gambia Granville. Mostly te Ia
cza dzielnice handlowa rezyden-
cyjna. Policya przypuszcza, re O.
gnie te So wynikiem spisku, kto-
ry mial ma celu spalic Gale mia
sto. Szkoda wynosi 100000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-30

wiesci = Polslei.
SPRAWA POLSF<A MA KON
.GRESIE w F4ADZE.

III walki II wojne mogs uwazac
"a przegrana. Dodac nalezy, ze
decyzya ewentualna Wioch wply-
ME. zarazem decydujaco ma. Ru-
munie mozliwie ma reszte panstw
Baikanu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-30
OSTRZEGAJA AME.
RYKANOW.

Washington, 80 kwietnia. =
Rad niemiecki "a posrednictwem
swego ambassadors hr. Bernstorf-
ia bedzie przez zwyczajne, plat
ne ogioszenia W gazetach tutej--
szych ostrzegat Amerykanow, ze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-30

]. B. PaIlasch wypo2ycza pieniadze
ma realnost, sprzedaje karty okreto.
We i realnosci. LAG Noble ul.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-23
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nation IN Klamath County" and h,
Informed HIS hearers that there ar.
bO0.0 900 tillable acres In the klamath
Valley. and that there is an area OF
100000 irrignblc land that will IN
time be brought under federal ditches
unless private capital assumes some
OF the projects. He rated the land OF
the best quality for general farming.
and told OF the rarity OF alknli here.
ms compared with other projects. The
cost OF irrigation and the cost OF land
here. compared with other projects. IL
/ u big Item In klamath's favor. stated
Mr.. Hoguc. and viii be the means OF
bringing more people here.
"Kiamath's outlook for irrigation
IL better than that OF any project I
have ever visited" he concluded.
| Captain Siemcns' talk on the reser-
walton and the need OF opening Il.
follows:
Il consider II OF vital interest that
this reservation be opened up to set
tlcmcnt and Its timber and excess land
sold. not only from the standpoint OF
helping to produce tonnage for the
proposed railroad. but from the stand.
point OF taxpayer. AS II Is would ma
terinliy increase the taxable property
OF klamath county.
This reservation has an area OF
1880 square miles. more than one
half larger than the state OF Rhode
Island and nearly as large as the state
OF Delaware, II Is the best watered
area In Southeastern Oregon. and has
tho best outside range on the Pacific
Coast. In its confines are 1000 square
miles of commercial pine pine timber
that viii average 1000 900 feet to the
quarter section. or n total Of s.000,-
600. 900 feet. which Is said to be a.
conservative estimate. some experts
naming 10. 200. 900 900 feet as nearer
the mark.
Speaking Of timber. reminds me of
remark made by Senator Booth at
San Francisco on klamath Day. to
the effect that Klamath county had
enough merchantable timber. II placed
on the market. to pay of the national
Indebtedness. and that for every 1000
feet Of this timber manufactured. IS
per thousand would remain at home.
being the cost OF labor. Another fea-
ture OF the reservation is the big
klamath marsh. consisting approxi-
mately OF 100. 900 acres. This body
OF land ut the present time feeds
about 10, 900 head OF cattle. II has
been figured out that II drained and
irrigated II would carry three times
this amount, or 10000 head OF cattle
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-23
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP h0STRlLS
Tells How TO Get Quick Relief
iron HsaA.C .Colds. lts Splsadidl

In one minute your cloggsd nostrils
will open. the air passages OF your
head will clear and you can breathe
freely. No more hawking. snuflins.
blowing. headache. dryness. No
struggling for breath at night; your
cold or catarrh Will be gone.
Get . small bottle OF Ely's Cream
Balm from your drusgist now. Apply
= little Of this fragrant. antissptie.
healing cream In your nostrils. II
penetrates through every air passage
of the head. soothss the intiamed or
swollen mucous membrane and relief
|comes instantly,
It's Just Ane. Don't stay atuRed-
|up With : cold or nasty cAtarrh-re-
|lisf comes % quickly.
Advertieemant
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-23
LEGAL NOTICES


Citation
In the County Court of the state Of
Oregon, for klamath County.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Aadsr-
son P. Hutchens, Deceased.
To Sadie Hutchens, John 8. Hutchsns,
Mary Z. Cummins. Hattie n. Cor
nelius, Nellie M. Mutchens Rogers
and Floyd Hutchens, Heirs Of An
derson P. Hutchsns. Deceased:
It appearing. to the satisfaction Of
this court from the verified petition Of
Sadie Hutchens, administratrix Of the
estate of Anderson P. Hutchens. de-
ceased, on file herein, that Il would
be for the advantage. benefit and bsst
interest Of the estate and those inter.
ested herein, that the whole Of the
real estate Of said estate be sold.
II Is further ordered by the court
that all persons interested in the -
tate Of the said Anderson p. Hutch
ems, deceased, appear at the county
court room in the Klamath county
court house. in the city Of Klamath
Falls, Oregon. before this court. on
the End day of December. a. D. 1913.
at the hour OF 10 o'clock in the fore
noon Of said day. and then and there
to show cause, II any exist, why an
order of sale should not be made by
this court. as prayed for in said Pc
tition.
The real property belonging to the
said estate is described AZ follows.
TO wit:
Lots three and four e Z ~,
block IS, Klamath Addition 70
klamath Falls, Oregon: lot three
i3). block SO, klamath Addition to
klamath Falls. Oregon: nfty test
of south side Of lot nine (s). block
four a., West klamath Falls, Ill
in klamath county, state Of Oregon.
Ut is further ordered that Z copy Of
this order be published for not lsss
than four weeks in . newspapse pub
Ilished in Klamath county. state o.
Oregon.
Dated this 26th day Of Octebsr.
"A. d. 1915.
MARION HANKS. County Judge.
2s-2-s-16-23
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-23

will bring klamath county to the po-
sition rightfully belonging to her.
Owing to her large and diversified re-.
sources, namely. second only to Multi
nomah county in wealth and popula-
ticn in the state"
H. ID. Mortensen. president OF the
Pelican Bay Lumber company. pre-
sented some startling figures about
Klamath's numbering. and the tom
mage railroads can expect from this
industry. He stated that three weeks
after he came here to investigate. he
had an option on the mill site now
used by the company. the haste being
due not only to the wonderful timber,
but to the certainty at that time that
the Southern Pacific would continue
the line to Natron. When his plant
was half finished. he said. the con-
struction work was stopped. and with
all others, the lumber industry has
been awaiting the coming of rail-
way to put this section In touch with
Oregon and the East.
klamath County's timber stump
age is 80. 900. 900 feet" said Mr..
Mortensen. OF this 75 per cent Is
white pine and the remainder fir, the
white pine stand being a nth of the
total In the United States.
Cities Of $4,000 to $4,000 have
been built in the Middle West ON tim
ber resources alone. and ON timber re-
sources nowhere near as vast as that
behind klamath Falls. At - per
the timber value IL $60.-
600, 900. and the process Of manufac-
ture costs from 50 to SO q thousand.
the pay roll entailed In the numbering
Qf this great forest will aggregate
$500. 900. 900. As yet. the work is
hardly started.
mot counting the Weed Lumber
company. the annual capacity Of the
lumber mills on the line north of
Weed Is 1s0. 1000. 900 feet. At this
rate It will take 100 years to cut the
timber or"
Mortensen stated that there were
10000 carloads Of lumber shipped out
on this line. 45 per cent OF the lumber
going East and the remainder to CAL
lfornia. The average freight rate on
eastern shipments he placed at sass.
on California shipments. e176 per car,
making the total freight receipts Of
the railroads handling the lumber Of
this region s2.2o0.o0o q year. This
does not include the cost Of hauling
logs, etc.. to the mills, nor the by
from the mills.
"While there Is no sash and door
factory here at the present time. I un-
derstand one may come. The box
factory and the sash and door factory
follow the saw mills. and increase the
continued Mortsnssn. ''The
three box factories now operating
here put out l5.ooo.ooo feat Of boxes
q year. and employ 1000 men. With
their families this means . popula-
tion Of 1000 for the county. and this
can easily and quickly raised with the
building OF new plaAtss
The possibility Of paper manufac-
ture was also dwelt upon. Nortensen
cited the adaptability 0f white fir to
paper making. and the fast that cheap
power could be generated by harnsss-
ing link River. He further stated
that the white ar would b logged at
the least possible expepae by the saw-
mill people. making material rsduc-
tion IN the cost Of tlnber 70 The
paper manufactures.
''The railroads telt ~ the reesea
better rates Do not devslop Il henuee
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VI thC dmOuut VI AICs8uts COuCtuWCu
Mortensen. you can't expect the
freight to develop under prohibitive
rates. II rate incentive is given
the producer. there is not the least
question a. to the quick development
of an enormous volume Of freight"
Forest Supervisor J. NJ. Bedford Of
the klamath reservation spoke Of the
5000. 200. 900 feet Of timber on the
reservation. tribally owned. as stand
uncontrolled by an individual or cor
poration. and one bound to be Of the
greatest possible benefit to the COM
munity. He held that the method OF
disposing OF the timber was one that
gave the man with smaller means q
chance to get into the manufacturing
game with q chance Of success.
"A man with suficient money to
put in a mill and keep It running for
six months is sure to succeed. az he
can pay for his timber as he uses 1t.
and not have large money tied up In
stumpage. on which he must pay
taxes said Bedford. who also pre-
dicted that the timber from the res
ervation would be hauled to klamath
Falls, and that this city would be al
ways the milling center for all Of Cen
tral Oregon.
1t was at this juncture that the
boys Of the klamath County High
School trooped in. and with John
Houston as spokesman. inform I'd Mr..
Strahorn that they were the coming
business men of klamath county. and
they could realize the neces-
sity for railroad connection with the
north. Strahorn was asked to build
the road. opening Eastern Oregon.
and assured that the future leaders
would carry forward the progressive
work just being started. Three rous-
ing cheers were given for Strahorn
by the students.
l.. Jacobs remarks were brief-but
right to the point: Railways mean
factories. factories mean pxyrolls. pay
rolls mean prosperity" He produced
a banner with this legend to empha-
size his remarks. and urged co-opera-
tive unison for the securing of the
railroad.
DR.. u. d. Johnson took - his sub
ject THE Psychological Situation in
klamath County Today" Hs dag
nosed the mental attitude here - Z
bottled up feeling. that We ere ct the
end Of . line. and hard TO reach o.
in hard place to get out from. He
stated that the question many Klam.
ath travellers ask at Weed 10 "how
much further" and that their imprss.
sions of klamath. gained from the
train service now In effect. cause many
to leave sooner than they had expect
ed to.
"We've been ready and waiting fol
better facilities for some time, con
cluded Johnson. I'VE h9vo wanted
some one to lead 10 TO Il. He's herr
now. and It's up TO 10 to got together
and help him through"
III Klamath county can b con
nected with Oregon. and some one 4
ready to spend 100000 tf this 80
tion will raise el1S.ooo. don't let I
got away. Grab It suiek. It's tn
opportunity Of your livss." said Alsl
Rossborough. secretary Of The Call
fornia. Oregon Power company. pte
facing soms OF his famous Witt
stories. which we're loudly rsqusSteo
KlanAth's ease was closed b. ohae
Nv. Hheslsin.
'.Ten yeAEs AGO the eennen earfle'
y xiApa&A eotaty ~ 49, seees
~ Yt s s.t n \, VI. \ "a tt.1
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-23

Divorces increased 100 per cent In
Philadelphia last year.
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@desns. stranntmaaHns.
agattstt fhr bns fsssnirtn ssn gsistrn bsu
Samiiipn Gsnntp, Etis.

@erfirGefte auasbott tperhu ent.
aeaenecnommen In Der Gfiite bfr Qonntnsaom'
mii'drf bon Huuiiicn uouutn, O.. i'm Gfrifie-
nebhlloe. Qtoresr unh Rroaepan. giErtrnnh,
g. bts mn l2 libr mliiinas nri GTsttae. ben
?8 IEIi 1915, bon enuisH uEe 1ruitBeIen.
iddiitn 'nr ben Gebfagh ben geheru bon
Sanilion GpuHih C.. dni siHen 8e,ir1Irr bon
fbft (3l aahrer hedinueub NIT btm Z. auarfi
1913 tn ilfhereiHiimmura uii Se'.pnsr 2Ti5
RE 2745 iHiIirtbf ber nilasmeinen 0rfetf ben
cbin. nnb ane Sefsts, ipsIfs lupsIsmsHinr uHe
eteatseno biersu hre.
nefdaie anGesote fsIifn ben gsitaa enefteH.
Der pcirhufti hfrb IN uidt aftibeu TtpSHiru,
beeaisiheH ben gAttraa Der In atfibtu TtpeNtta
QefuGrfni iulrb: hesaltiHen bic SinsrGfs. lpei'
DE uifi ipeniaeT ale sspei f2Rl ptoseut PEI
sJotr far Mat aitist 1epsiitu nub u,tt rs1i.
a,r ole eir fiq) EroieTi Der e'obr 'nr atiiys
Ttpptitu bsfrnnsu fou, IN bssabIsr au' bic
bufdftuii,Ii6e .dnl,5e esiiau5, rnouu,lin BE-,
re4ret far ben Bebrntf ber GeibG bon
Snmii.fon qounip. Etc beeelslfeu 90 bic
bedgie Ean. cher Tru'tsBFeni6dfi eine glfi.
bon cbio oser ersari'rt nrisr ben eefettu
Der 9ereineieu snrien: besaIrihsn Oh Be.
faaie Bnui innerbdib bnH SdnhIion Uounin,
Stani Cbio. aeieGen m beseietmer bic garcn
Der Rifrafr cher Elntrbeiier. cher btibs. bic
bew go,rfn atboien fpsrber. In cynrt hne Gu.
Qeboi nnatHommru mirb.
Die .gnaeboie m1iisr ssrNtsei' NIB inboflr.
fein .areCbois 'nr ben Gt5rdut bet cclbez
epr Samiltrr Gelrtn, o..
lie 0ountn 0ommiifonere betoIisr M tae
Mt6i ncr srasHeetn cher ale nressots en-
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tfnasboie rrfTsn on' sernifnrtn nnseef.r.
iiai 'tin tpel6s, nuf Hfrianaer. ben ben G,er.
bitfes TsdtH osiiffert ipefbsr.
sm guiirse' bss eoGrs Of eami!'sn goants
yrsS q. R,ft,Imarn srans.ni.
aiisi: uistri nstnsarsi. uIerf:
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g,stiS an asmtra;tOrtn.

9erfttasItt dnaebots tperbeH crt
aeaenaenommen In btt Cffiee Der gountn Com.
miHhre bon 6amliion gountn Chic, I'm De-
ridtslebhube an RtoHeer Ctr. nHb Hronoivde.
QindrHati, bic i2 llbr mlitinos an f5rsiiaa,
30. 9uii 1915, iiir bic ioipenhe drbfit: pieles
riina bes wlnieridls mib ausih6ruHg Der noibt
aen arbei iflr bic ilulhrbsrund bes nbrbli1en
iEIfneis bes iidbitfber Mrbeiistnn'es. bfidnni
ola hds .gaomcu'k Gen Sonfe-. asIeaen or ber
goIerain ffbenue afiidrndh. Ohio. fpelfes
bon 6nmlioH gourin ais fin tempprares Ge'
bdunna bes nsuer Gerihieaebaueee unb @s.
'dHaniHee iiir 6amiIior gonrin. C.. IN llebtt.
eiuliimmuue nit ben 0lhren ui1b zpesltifnilo'
nen iueIte isei tn bet Gtiics bon btfaeiem
Hoatb nufliedcn
elue MnGebois milFeH anf Tyoruiulnrer niisas.
fsrftai ftir ipsifbe In bet fifire bes 8odtb ~
uountn Gonimlfiionere su bGben fnb. nH0 be-
nIeiiet feiu bon sirem Fonh IN ber 6bbt hon
fhHfburberi tS5oo.00l Tonnrs NIT liuei qnieu
urb aernaenben Rnraeu cher Bombing Com
phnb bar Der @ieisr ben fortroit eirasber nub
bic urbslt nnfflbren fuire. In Sale eerisIbs
ibui sueridnut iuirb.
slne Aneebotr nlHer 'ssnrn, ben slpe,e bes
Wnierials NIB ber Trbdi nnasbtn nub urnNen
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lehotesToruiiinren nnataebcr. Riar.t'te tlt
ben nrhliminnrsRonh, adrnuiirrTb. bdt ber
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spssrssmHns ans aHfasnsH boa tDsmyRsnau.
Rutta an cpnfraIksxeu.

geunts Gemmiuteners Dfftee
S.aflsd.ftt q e.; s1 isaS ssIssu .ns
gfesngenomuien IN Der Office Der Qornfe'
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1915, I'm ~ iIbr DRitfdas. fiir bic fcIeenbs
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bonn aifen @eribtsgebnubs, beGrenBt bon Der
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1ie erbeit bat ~ psifeben In iiebsretn'
ittiliniitia nit ben epe5iiiinftDnen irie ie ieei
giiiIieaen In Der Office bes Haibes bsr Gouiitts
GoRInfiiidre.
Nne nuaebote miiHen nni I5prmHnrrn dus6e.
feriiat tsiit tpeite In Der Cffire hes Roarb of
Nolintil qpntuiifiipnetS an bdbeH itib, nnb be-
gleiict fein bon einem terilftsrien abef IN Der
Sunune BON $4,000 ober Honbiup Qomrdfp.
bnb ber Wieter ben Stontrnft innsrbdIb ilinf (5)
1noen nod, ber 3uerfeunnna einacben NIB bic
strbett ulisflbren ipsro. To, Sale bsrielbe ibii
suerinnni iuirb.
pefnais tlr5eit mrs irrertdlb sinrs Belt
rauHis bon bretbte (so) 1aesr bon Der Qii,
beibnrg rue Hniiaeme ser Bnrsi1a't beeToet
felu
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gfeft Dor. ttssneein cher nus anesbeis gu
beriperien.
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Etsb. 8. NeffsImaur. nrhnbsnt
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mo5rs eef6idt..

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bas aompasnis aDnrmdnbo; bos b..
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tur3sm Dsss Rm Resimsntsiomurnn'
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Dem iIttnsn Qeutnant
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25. gpril ssfalIsnsn iiinsiisn aeutnant
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Walb,
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SeIh,
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60 bat ibn Elm Gei4ob s.idIt:
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Der Sanse NIT ben 5arten Sigeu:
Jiir DeuiI6lanb II. fsin glui ssflolIr,
ilnb fterb.ub fab sr Seuti4Ionb fi.s.H
SIN aeno.
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Der sr susebsdt TT unb erblidt bic ros
then Streiftn on ben SOisn, bic ben
Roiuitn oSeissn. Dds elm. 9ein III
absddoFsn. bGnpt iibsr BEN anie nur
nit Elm panr Sebnen ON RUrpsr. Da
ihl6st Der Gaiiitat.r bic Deds NIT .ir
mem syla5 auf ben aoIaisn fpi.nsr 5u.
rid unb ldbt ibn lisgsn. I'm Mtnb
mar Der aoIat iobt. 60 ercb III bic
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srObsn usberlessnb.it iiesrsid ks.s.
nen ldbt.
aiir5Ii4 iUurb.n 3ipei rufiiI4s 2as
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tampft tporbsn bic Isbten Gage Sipi,
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pieIs @erpanbets ssgsben. Die ruff
f6eH Uertpunbeten rperben In Rielmp
bon ibren sisensn SanitGtsmanns
i6aften bebdnbslt. Wirb ba oorsefisrn
Elm Shperbsrpunoeier auf einemgDas
gen sebpa6t. Gin ruiIifder SuniiGter
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Bn bsrmi.th.n - gIais.

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bel ber enusarbsii sn btIiel, AefetenSsn
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