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Cheyenne record., 1915-06-03
SHERIFF'S SALE

STATE OF GoLoRADo) IN THE DISTRICT
wy A1 IIsn.ou n'y o IS COURT
Charles D. Ellwood. plaintiff, vs. Fred C. La
Croix. h. A. Murray. S. L. Huffaker and d. H
Zuck. defendants.
BY virtue of q writ of execution issued ont of
the district court of the city and county of Dcn-
yer. state Of Colorado to me as sheriff of Chow
enne County. directed in favor of Charles n
Ellwood against Fred &. LaCroix. B. A Murray
s. L. Huffaker and d. H. Zuck, whercbv .r,
commanded to make the sum of 81 le6 or dauao.,
and the further sum of $3055 costs, have levied
upon snd taken in execution the following de.
scrioed personal property and all the right ,i,Ie
and interest Of the said defendants, b. A. Murray
and ID. H. Zuck therein and thereto: One Hsrt-
Parr Company's 45- brake horse power traction
gasoline engine No. 36l3. with the tools and an.
purtenances there unto belonging: eight ,obn
Deere plows; eight extra breaker bottoms: eight
rolling coulters; one plow frame: one water tank.
one iron wheel truck wagon and rack which
shall offer for sale at public auction on the 18th
day Of June 1916 at the hour of thirty O'Clock
p. m. at the Hasman Ranch. three and one-half
miles southwest of First View. Colorado. to the
highest and best bidder for cash.
w. F. Williams,
Sheriff Cheyenne County. Colorado,
First publication. June Srd. 1915
Last publication. June 18th. 1915.
Ii. MELVILLE. Attorney for Plaintiff
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-06

Have YOU ever worn an
Eagle Silk Shirt? Then
you'll know what it is to
have one Of NJ. & K. S. silk
Shirts at $3.50, S3.95 silk
Shirts at S.. so.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-23
WILLOW
4. SUPPLY CUT OFF
Basket Manufacturers Seek Grow.
ers in United States.
(rorest Service, u. S. Department Of
Agricultural.

(Eorest Service, u. S. Department Of
| AgricuIture).
washington, July z3.--Because the
European supply Of willow rods has
been largely cut off several American
| manufacturers of willow furniture and
baskets have asked the Department
Of Agriculture for the addresses Of
persons In this country who have
taken up willow growing. For some
years the Department has distributed
willow cuttings Of imported varieties
with view to developing the produc-
ton OF high grade willow rods in the
United states N The usual imports Of
willows came chiefly from England,
Belgium, Holland, France, and Ger
many, but these sources have been
practically closed for several months.
One manufacturer reports that Jap
anese osiers are taking the market
formerly supplied by Germany, at q
slightly higher price. Finished will
low baskets from Japan have come
in where split bamboo was the only
japanese baskerware on sale before
the war. AS a consequence Of the
shortage of imported osiers, 1t il said,
the price Of American Willows has in
creased and growers here are meeting
with heavy demand for their pro-
duct.
Nearly two million willow cuttings
have been distributed free by the For
est Service among State experiment
stations, forest schools, and individual
growers. The value OF willow culture
as 4 profitable means Of utilizing over
flow lands not suitable for other
crops has been demonstrated and the
Department OF Agriculture maintains
"a small willow holt on the Govern
ment farm at Arlington, Va, for fur
Their tests and for the continued pro-
duction Of cuttings for free distribute
tion. "A bulletin on basket willow Gull
tune recently pub lished BY the Depart
ment discusses the varieties ana
methods which have proved most
satisfactory In this country. s@ \
New Britain herald., 1915-07-23

dir6ofion ito sound wood and away
from the decay which permitted It's
entrancerin to the tree. This results
III rapid enlargement Of the area
OF the decay and permits each sue
cessive generation to weaken further
the tree.
Ins,lrcs Telephone Poles.
In addition to fruit trees, the Par
andra borer does much damage 70
chestnut telephone and telegraph
poles. As with growing trees, tho
poles should be carefully preserved
from any injury which will enable the
borer to gain an entrances.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-23
SOUND TREES ESCAPE
POLLANDRA BORER
Insect Only Attacks Orchards
That Have Been Injured. :
Gu. S. Department of Agricultural

Gu. S. Department Of Agriculture
washington, D. c., July 23.-Tne
Parandra borer is an.insect which can
do very little harm to fruit and other
trees as long as they are sound ana
vigorous. but which is@quick to take
advantage OF any injury to complies
| the work OF Orchardists
are, therefore, recommended in new
publication Of the United States De-
partment OF Agriculture, Bulletin No.
262, to keep their trees free from all
! exposed dead surfaces. For example
the not uncommon practice, when
pruning out large branches, Of leav-
ing stubs of 8 inches or more i
quite likely to result in ultimate IN
jury from this, insect. The stubs ars
practically sure to die back to tho
trunk, and the decayed spot or cavity
thus formed attracts the beetle as a
place in which to lay her eggs. In
stead of leaving such stubs, therefore,
the cut should be made nearer the
trunk where the natural swell at the
base Of the branch will insure rapid
healing. The out surface should
then hescoveres with d heavy coat of
white lead or some similar paint.
It frequently happens also that
the Parandra borer takes advantage
OF injury caused by the entrance OF
the common round headed apple-tree
borer into tree. For this reason
whenever round headed borers are
found they should be removed at
once while the wounds made by them
are still sufficiently small to heal
quickly. Accidental injuries to q
tree should be rernedied by cleaning
pff the torn and splintered bark and
wood painting the surface thorough
". sS
Protect Orchards.
8 Precautions such as these, If care
fully carried out, will probably pro-
tect orchards from this borer. Many
trees, however. which have passed
their prime haye their lives much
shortened by the insect The larvae,
Matching from the eggs, burrow with
in the wood, probably for three
years, before they. emerge as adult
beetles. In this respect they are very
similar to the round headed apple
tree borar but they are distinguished
BY the fact that they invaria bly,, enter
at a dead spot or cavity and that they
throw no castings to the surface.
The adult borer Is q somewhat fiat,
glossy, chestnut-brown BEETLE, averag-
ing something less than IA OF an
Inch In length. The 1arva, when fully
5sf sl,'' is bout 1- IA inches and d.
yeAowish swhite III color. II The bur- 4
rows that il makes are extremely tor
tuosasssbut usually rum in d general
New Britain herald., 1915-07-23
CLAIMS war BABY
EVIL EXAGGERATED.
Most Assertions on Subject Have
No Real Basis Says London Paper.

London, July %. Correspondence
OF the Associated Press THE war
baby talk has been greatly exaggeratea
according to the Daily News. which
has been conducting an Independent
investigation n q small provincial city,
where 10000 troops were billeted. The
Investigators found that the. present
prospective increase over rne previous
records of illegitimate births was
scarcely Of any account
Most of the assertions regarding
war babies have apparently no basis
Of real data, but have grown from
hearsay, like most r,1n1ors In war
time. Each part OF the country
thinks the war babies are to be found
in some other part. Nevertheless.
there are many authentic instances OF
soldiers with unmarried wives. which
has always been q feature Of British
army life. since regulations general
" oppose marriages OF enlisted men.
This historic condition was suddenly
brought to public notice by the In
equalities of the war separation al
lowAnce, which relieves only the legal
wives OF soldiers.
Only Four Cases.
To test the rlmor that the presence
of soldiers in billets ana camps has
been responsible for an outbreak OF
immortality, a correspondent Of the
Daily News went to a military center,
where, according to report, 1000 war
babies were expected, 200 being on
tho list Of q single doctor and so on
the list Of q single nurse. y
The writer interviewed the mayor
OF the city who secuted the report.
The police inspector said he knew
personally Of only four cases A popu-
] lar minister and his wife had never
heard Of . single instance. The ad-
jutant OF the Salvation army said only
seven cases had passed through It's
hands, and the vicar OF the largest
parish had heard indirectly Of not
more than dozen. Neither the health
ofi6eH the workIlous- doctor, the
Gispensary doctor, nor q number OF
doctors giving free treatment to the
poorer classes under the national in
surance act, had come In contact
with a single maternity case In which
the father was q soldier. One OF the
doctors said he had himself questioned
his colleagues, including the man
said to have 200 cases on his list
and only one knew or single war
baby.
Investigations were carried farther,
but without additional results.
Cave Authorities Concern
It was admitted, however, that
some Ill balanced and emotional
girls had given the authorities some
concern. Lack OF parental discipline
was largely responsible for this. sew
eral girls left the town for other
places to hide their condition. Some
others had appealed for help, but
there are In normal times a regular |
percentage Of these cases among the |
servant and working Glasses Appar-
entity, this rate has been very little !
exceeded. As the Investigations were !
conducted In the city which started the |
war baby agitation, 1t Is not likely |
that the problem is serious, although |
the public from the cabinet down |
have be4n greatly concerned and agi-
tnted about 1t.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-23

like . new girl and am now relieved
Of all these troubles. / hope all young
girls will get relief as have. I never
felt better In my life. Mrs. JOHN
TETREAULT, Box 116, Sterling, Conn.
Masser,a, N. Y.-"I have taken Ly-
dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
and highly recommend it. If anyone
wants to write to me will gladly tell
her about my case. was certainly in
. bad condition as my bloodwas all turn
ing to water. had pimples on my face
and bad color, and for Ave years had
been troubled with suppression. The
doctors called it Armenia and Exhaus-
tion, and said was all run down, but
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound brought me out all right. = Miss
LAv1sA MYREs, Box "a, Massena, NY.
Young Girls, Heed This Advice.
Girls who are troubled with painfus or
irregular periods, backache, headache,
dragging down sensations, ainting
spells or indigestion, should Immediately
seek restoration to health by taking Ly-
dia e. Pinkham' s Vegetable Compound.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-23
IN STERLING
LIVES A GIRL
81 II / NJ - -
Who Suffered As Many Girls
Do-Tells How She
Found Relief.
Sterling, Conn. -''I am a girl of ~
years and / used to faint away every

month and was very
weak. I was also
bothered q lot with
female weakness. I
read your little book
Wisdom for Wo-
men, and / saw how
9th e rs h ad been
helped by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound, and
decided to try it, and
If has made ma feel
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-10

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1ruppeu 5u eintm raidtn GhIaae.
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men i'm 6ebruar, uno ba bat tr baun
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tungen, meiftens gang iunge, frtlt
msaebiloete 5~rsipiaiee eeIhidt bats
ten. Disis brittle Qisoerlage mar fir
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idladteR eepeisn parsn. 8ieoer
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Gatare uno adlmiidl
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Die beiBe BinteridIndt.
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9cbt iraltt CT cuf, jet baut er euh,
Der preuBilhe 8arbarl
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Gle lnufen tpie nod ME.
Sod IdHeuer idgt tie uHber5agt
8elograue SufaHteriel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-10

bduerte bic 3ataitropbs. Dos Gir4s
terli6Ite, mas bteier 8eIttrieg bars
bieten fam, fptelte fi4 bort ob. Die
heutl9en Solodten un0 Die 8epob'
ner Der @egenb b0rten tpdbrenb Der
CANCER 3eit ole auFen i4reien. Die
jenigeu, tpel9e bas ansebort bdbcn,
tonnsn Die grinrerung odrun niat
pie0er los tperoen. Silfe tonnte man
zen auFsn niat bringeu, benin fe
parsn bel gu tief in bas Sumpfs
gebtet tiusebrungen. an manden
9untten Iinb Die fliebenoen RuHcn,
peIGe i'm Ipdteren @erIouf Der
fur9tbaren Snladt bier ontnmen,
cine @siIs iiber Die aOpfe ibrer faon
triiber beriuntenen aameraoen biu'
ipeggeI6rttten unO i'm reiteren gors
brtngen ouf Der grinen 8isIe" banu
an nod nidt betreteus Stellen ee'
tommen, UNI bafelbit ods elenOs
G6idial tbrer aameraoen 3u teiIen.
Dor fiiHf6unOsrt Sabren fnnO
IGun sinmal cine S4Ia6t Bel Sans
nenberg Itait. 0maIs tdmpfte Der
beutI6e Ritterorben eegst bic pos
len unb 2itdutr. 0iele SaIa9t
feisrn bic SIaben oIs ibren grpbeu
Sieg uber bic Gsrmdusr. Die
i6pergepan3erten Bitter fonnten in
tieIem Balos uno See9ebiete ni9t
our4oringer, bic sroBen 5auFtn
muBtsn iiG teiIen unO fieIen 10 na4
iinb mad BEN %flinten uno betpegIts
4eren 8sinOs CUR 9eute. Der Reit
Ses eroBen Rittsrbeeres tpuroe in pie
Simple gebrGngt unO furO bort Ell
ncn dbnIt9en COB. tDie bic Rufen
i'm Septembsr 1914.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-10

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unter uns in tiefl9par5er gladt bic
I9ipaden 2t9titrabIen elmer Stabt
ober zines 0orfes ouftau9en, 70 6us
ben mir ousIeIbe @efiibI ipte Elm
Sagobogel, ipenn er feline 8eute srs
Ipdbt. DG9reno Der 2ufttreu3er our9
Die 8oIten eiIt, idetnt uns Die
Stabt nit t6ren oteIen 2t9tern ents
segemueilen pie cine sroBe 5Ictte.
ole Elm i9idIaIsfdperer Wino iber
bos Meer treibt, pdbrsnb niemonb
an 8orb Der Gdiffe bic Rdbe oes
Sobes abnt. Damn IdiIen mir uniers
Bonnie fallen, mir iebet cine unqes
beure ipeiBsIiibenoe JIamme in Der
ountlen SieFe unb bDren gebGmpft
Ole grtIofon gu uns berauftIin9en
tpie bic Stimme zines ungebeursn,
un6eimli9en MeIsns. Damn treibt
Der 2uftoruG Den Stspen bes 3sps
peIins in ole SGbe, Gbnltd ME
elm Sesidiff BON elmer srOben Mos
&c empprgeboben pirb, ober Is lit
bod cine freiere, mediocre 8etusguna
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HieieubpgeG atmet. Damn fintt Der
Gtepen Idnsfdm pieosr, tpGbrenD uus
Ole siiige &dlte Der Cuff uno Der
Gturm tpieOer anfIisst.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-10

S9la9ten cine 70 grobe &oae fpieIs
ten, lopte Der Mauers, Der DoIems
i6er nnb Der DnrgatnensSe bic qua
IammenbGngen unb in ibr.r @eiautt>
flGde Elm nod gr0Beres 8afsrbeden
biloen ols Der Gpirbingies. 9ieles
gauge Seegebtet 1T unter ii9 meiitens
Gur9 i9lau4artige breite ausba4s
tungen berbunoen, foDte bur4 cine
an3abl BON &dndIsn, 10 DAB cine
tdgelauge 0ampferfabrt BON nDros
li6iten biz gum liioIi9ten 3eile oies
'fes Geengcbietes erm0gIi4t miro. GS
1T cine auBeroroentIiG genubreide
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pr%untoolle llntertunft, gIdn5enoe
GpeiTsIdle in ben 6otels unO Der Doe
aIimbim oes groBen Gremoenper'
tebrs entbebrlide Dinss liHO. aber
man 1T gang Oortrefflia uufgebOben
in ben beidsiOsuen @oitb0ien an Der
Strede. Man finbet bier nod Den
aItpdterIi9en gemiitlt9en Son. Der
8irt bebanOelt Den Sat ut4t pie
cine Rummer, Ionoern nit Jreuubs
Ii1teit uno 3uDortommen.
SIN bieIem Geengsbiet mar e., mo
Sinbenburg ietuen 9auptitreid gegen
ben fiir6terIi9en RufeHfeiuO fiibrte,
Der ms6rere @oden lang bic DIFF
mart dusgepiilt et iinb melt i6er taus
Tenb MenI9en aus Der biirgerlihen
geb0lterung ermproet bate. Die
Seen iinb NIT GumpfpieIsa Der ge'
fdbrltdItsn Qrt amgeben. Gle feRen
son8 unIduIOig aus NIT iHreu sriins
I9ilernben Baden unb Dem buntIen
SeItriipp. Der llntunbise sloubt 'is
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-10

Gaus ba, rais ta aus benz Cans ba,
Satare unD Aalmlidl
limb burra, 9elb bon 6inoenbutgl
god 9eloen i9r bon Sbdl
0itpreuben III bon ben r~eiies unS
tponberIuligen Deuti1en bis9er re4i
ItieImiitterIi9 btbnnoeIt porben. Ga
1T cine lpeile 5u4rt Bis an Die du'
bsrfte OHgrsnJe oss Rsids; aud
gait bas 2anb fir ipentg ret5bol.
Shon Die @ensnnungen peiter
Streden wie So9annisberger 9eioe,
Rominter 9ei0s, Srtsnamen piC
sRimmerIatt" Il. +. 10. tlingsn fpsuig
berIodeuo. 9stDs unb Sanb, eint0'
nige Jldden, oiinntep6ltetteS guns
gsrlanb eripnrtets man bort. uHO
bod beOsutst bier Die @s3si4nuna
Seibe 70 bel ME DaIo. Die Soban-
nisburger 5sibe 1T 3. .. Der erobts
MaIotompler, oen
Deutf6Iaub oufSupeiIen BAT, uHb In
BEN nnoeren giieienpnlbs Der gios
minter 9eioe bat Der oeutf4e RniIsr
lid Elm germ beiudtes pIGBden gum
4nsruben unb gum GtilIsben ges
l1nFFen. llnO pas fir WGIoer ftns
bet man bier! Der SobannisburOsr
umfuBt nnbe5u bunberttduIeub 0ess
fare. unb nidt tusnietr aIs bisraehn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-10

muGen In ben bon i6nsn beIebten
Gsbisten. ga REF bet RdiIer Den
alien General bon SinOenburq, Der,
67 Sabre alt, f6on ieinen abi9is6
9enDmmen bate un0 In 6annousr
lsbie, an bic 5pibs Oes 6ItIi9en 5ees
req. 3uglei9 f4idts Der Raiisr brei
ArmeeGorps aus 6runtrei9 nit Der
Gifenbabn quer bur9 9eutldlanO,
unb NIT bieisn flint aorps BAT pin
bsnburg in ptnisen Sagsn bic gauge
uussbeure Runenma9t pern.htrt.
Die RuGen itanOen in Sfpel grobsu
9uufsn, ieOes gu feds armseiOrPs,
nas TiioIi6e Seer mar aus gCleH
BON RaremfluI. aus siugeorungcn,
oas nDrplihe inter asnnsHtnmpf auf
Der grubsn Giisnbdbnlinie iiber bic
Oren3ltation Wirtaltn Bis gegen
SiIiit. 6tnbenburg mari ii1 3uerf
gsgtn Die lloli4en aaEen, I9lug ie
betuihtenD In mtbrtdetgsm Sample,
pbne Dab Rtnuentampf i'm Qorbsn ii6
ribrte ober ben ts%brdnsisn aamsra'
BEN AZ 6iIfe fam, Gins Mode ipds
ter Iiabm 6inbeuburg ben Mennens
tumpf Dor. DisIsr Gteg mar IeiHtsr,
bsnn Die Rnhen IIidtstsn RAID ibsr
MirbaIen mad qOIsn.
saisif Eaten fat Osr bssoHnis
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htndm Giimmtn umritltln Ditits
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feIdmarfhaI DoRtor.

Die SatIade, 0aB beutI6e Gelb.
berren 3l 9octores bonoris cauTo err
nannt tporoen Iinb. erinntrt an stpei
biibI6e 8lii9ersI netboten. @Is Bill
der feline Grnennung gum Gbrens
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mid gum Doctor MAIDEN, 70 muB
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beim Staatstawler SiirIten bon
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NOR. befano ii4 Der @ebeimrot Or.
6sim, Der beriibmte un0 in Berlin
Iebr beliebte ar5t, uutsr Der 5eIts
gdften. Seim ergrifF bic 9%elegenbeit,
ieinen iteilen D&ommtlttonen" gu fets
ern uno erbob iein GIds nit ben
8Orten: SIS lebe Der iunge @ottor,
Shirt 8Iii9er." Soglei9 erbob IiG
Der gefeierte 6eloberr unO e%rtpiberte:
.gs Iebe Der 6eIomarl9al Der Dot
loren, mein &Oaege 9eim!"
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Tranzcfe aHd Highlander.

Die enge @erl iibsrung 5pii6sn
gngIdnOern unb 5run5oIcn auf Dem
pefIidsn arisasfdaupIab fpri9t
ii9 - sepifermdBen ~fpmbOliI9
au4 in benz Ramen bss engIii9en
Observation-Disclosures duf fran5Gs
itffem 8Oben, oss Generals 5renf,
uno Dem oes be0euten0Itsn fran3Diiz
i@en MtfitdrfdriftIteIsrs, bes pieIs
sena7uten Generals 0ungIois, aus.
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teberfeBung Der n6ronspie" heiBt, Ee=
beutet QdngIois4 @'QngIDis) Der
gugfGnber". @enn aud Die rleue
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.mthls, un6 mon bufnil In ben
mttarHnolihu. Battn 9ootn son
i'm sou brtuat btr g6rptr titltr.
0od mic bat bas Wloor tintH lebsub
nie0trgtatbSn.
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6inbtnburq Bic RuFsH tn ser
5dlaht lei 1unntnbtra gslritbsu.
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oentlih unpofen6. 9isit trhe5hladt
Tpaie nidi nod 1anneubsrg. mo iid
o~inotnburgs 6ouptquortitr befauO,
tenannt ipsrbsn, fonbsru fe iolts
beiben .S6ladt an ben maiuriiden
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Gnfuug September I5Iug. unb in
neld,er cas- Seer oes 8sueral Reus
nentambf oernihtet purbe. Sn iener
criten 6inoenburgi6!att ioleu ni4t
neniaer alg 100000 RuFeu In ben
5ampfen erTtidt fem. 3Dei adats
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Our6oringt unierr 8Ieioer unb ums
i9IieBt unfern a6rper nit einem
@arnifa, in Dem mir bes Mettera
feudteH un0 fIudtenoeu Self Ders
nebmen.
gein, ui9ts 1T 70 msrtpiirbig unb
10 tragiI9 fpannenb, ols mftten in
Der QtmoIpbdre gu I6tpebeu unO
BEN Stebeu INNER nab 0en Sternens
tiIosrn bes 5immsls geri9tet gu
baIten. 9erienige, Der bies etnmuI
Ourdgema4t Bat, miro ss niemoIs
rergeien. Menn er oa8u Derbammt
piir0e, ouf Der GrOe gu Ieben, Diroe
er Elm einiamer unb griibelnoer
MenI9 tperben. unb tpenr nun, nab