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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-06

The fish come in such hordes tha1 they can be caught in traps both sta- tionary and floating, In nets fastened to posts and stakes in the rivers and In seines which are brought from tho beaches and the boats They are also caught by fish wheels moved by ths currents of the river in such a way that the network of wire or cord on the ends of the wheels scoop up the fish as they swim against the current and fairly shovel them down into tho boats. Fish wheels of this kind are to be seen here and there along the coast and there are hundreds of them owned by the Indians along the Kushkokwim and Yukon rivers. There are about 1S0 great fish traps in southeastern Alaska, and some also in Bristol bay and along Bering sea. The fish caught in Bristol bay last year were more than 20.000.0o0 in number, and they all went into cans
 The war in Europe has seriously af- fected one branch of the salmon indus try This is that of the mild plants which are scattered here and there throughout southeastern Alaska In mfld-curing the fish are caught and cleaned and then salted and packed up in tierces or hogsheads It takes about 50 whole fish to fill tierce,, and when full the ierce weighs over 800 pounds.
 
 king salmon. one of the best varieties and the largest, the average weight of those packed being about 22 or moro pounds.
 In mild-curing much of the ligft- colored salmon Is used, 1t being claim ed by some that the white-meated flesh of the king salmon is superior to that of any other These fish are caught chiefly by trolling and something like 1500 fishermen are now engaged in trolling in this part of Alaska They go cut in power boats and carry on their fishing throughout the year.
 In mild-curing, the fish are cared for almost as soon as they are caught. They are taken to the stations and split, dressed and divided in halves The heads, gills and fins are cut off and the flesh Is thoroughly scrubbed, scraped and cleaned so that 1t is free from blood and dirt It Is put into brine for 15 days, and then graded and repacked in the tierces with fresh salt. The tierces are kept in a cold place until shipped. The most of the product has until now gone to Ger many, but the fish are much liked in Norway and Sweden, and some are now being sent to our cities east of tho Rockies The Germans smoke the mild-cured fish before using them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-06

Copyrighted, 1916 by Frank G. Carpen- ter)
 TURING the past few weeks l have visited many of the fishing
 k-.=-& centers of southeastern Alaska. RESzNS1SS | have already written of the
 weekly shipments of halibut,
 which are growing so rapidly that they promise to make that fish the most com mon upon our dinner tables, and have visited many of the canneries where they are putting up salmon for shipment to all parts of the world. There are A such canneries in southeastern Alaska alone, and more than 80 in the whole territory. l have also gone through the cold storage plants at kechigan and elsewhere, where they are freezing salmon for export, and have seen the various processes of mild curing and smoking and pickling the fish for the market. The extent of the
 industry is surprising and it is rapidly
 growing.
 But few people appreciate what Uncle Sam is now getting out of the waters of this territory. So far the seas have
 proved almost as valuable as the land.
 We have realized more than $275, 900 900
 from them, but this includes $52, ,0000 GOO, which has come from the skins of the
 fur seal. The seal is really a water ami
 maL. It spends the most of it's life in the ocean and is caught only during the
 short season, when it comes to the Pribi-
 lof Islands in Boring sea to breed.
 The balance is the money received from
 the fisheries alone. It has already
 |amounted to more than $225, GOO and it
 is being increa sed at the rate Of $20,000 900 a year. In other words, we are now get ting almost three times as much annu-
 ally from Alaskan fish as the sum we paid for the whole territory when we bought it of the Russians, and we have
 received 30 times that amount since the purchase was made. The product of fish
 last year amounted to $21, GOO and if the industry is properly protected and fos- tered it should produce that much or
 more for all time to come.
 | Indeed, the waters of Alaska have to be reckoned among the chief sources of our food supply. They produce hundreds of millions of pounds of food every year, and the canned salmon alone is enough to give 10 meals to every family in the United States, and still leave some for export. The fresh salmon shipped last year weighed very close to 100000 pounds, and that cured, pickled and smoked weighed between 3,000,000 and 100000. The halibut exported in 1914 amounted to about 15,OO0 GOO pounds, and the cod fish to 15,00O,000 more. In addition
 to this there are many other kinds of fish caught and shipped, that ill some re- spects the industry is at it's beginning fisheries of southeastern Alaska. This
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-06
Getting His Orders

From the Louisville Courier J Journal.
 50 you're summoned as a witness.. hey? Now be keerful''
 "Keerfu,. about what?"
 T see jedge rebuked a man for not coming into court with clean hands. Look out fer that, and also be keerful to wipe your feet"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-06

WHO IS as DIE 8 DOnenead as the ant WlIn the minimizing and unnvestigating publick the ant has enjoyed for menny centuries reputason for 'n dustry and brains He has been pointed to for ages exempler of thrift and economy. Even the Bible singles him out for spesial mension and com mends the idler to study his industry Go to the ant thow staggered, and considur his ways" says the holy book But frum facts we have gathured we be- eeve that the ntension of the inspired rtur of holy writ to induse the sed staggered to study the ant and he would theereby becum disgusted with him. self and the ant that he would get him job forth with
 Theere is quite ant colony out close to the golf club which I occasionally homer by planting varius and sundry golf balls ovver it's wide domain for future reerense To this club there belong sevverel immnint scyentists-besides myself. This ant col lony discovered by anuther emmnnt ento- moogist and myself sertan occasion and we de. turmined to bring powerful magnifying glasses and make study of theese wunderful little insecks. We have dun So, and we can now state to pasient and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-06

SPUR EDDITUR: Mark Twain was rite taken by large and small, and in enny uther old way you want to take it-theere is no Living creature in the animal kngdum who is as big bonehead as the ant. With
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-06

FEW YORK, February 5.-(Spe-
 cial Correspondence.D = We are going to see little of the so-called night life of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-06
By FRANK G. CARPENTER

Copyrighted, 1916, by Frank G. Carpel
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-25

Furnished Housekeeping Apart
ments, $40 per month. 638 CONNER
cial. Ed Royce.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-25
. oEs EDUCATION Pay?

~ receipt a from D. Mccall in which he
j1s extravaganza Of schools and he
then says:
cng deep aal rea2g would Ike the opinions Of
others. essential to the welfare Of ali
/ benefit pupils? What school
Injury? had schooling
little log cabin kd, ard and against that question
al have bankers Of the valley
Of element
lc2dersand fnd they the boat lfy don't know They
wi they know, IS ] OIL tie reasons.
"A special school ci business teach boy banking
understandable goa who have the children in school
they studying any really would find needfu
business Of mailing The boy
a t.z trade
loses the benefits Of carly practice
T1actica done very heavI.
scrambled with athletics? could easily lie lei TO believe Re is Ny boys
think these first ard judging the ln
talk their aroused these athletic
high schools it The 4Ea1 Of the child his
teaching tendency h your children in
Hgh thing being
beneath them? Just .Hq1rin2? I want 10 know"
We del especially blame Mr. lLC tor not being ale
questions. There things which this ened Journal does
question cd but
beer quite saiefacto.ly answered.
The life make Money is IN coed
only A value e ri. ist # is
pound very satisfactory. Money hing
the letter would
better o have money.
The true test of schools not they help p1r become richer
but whether they help to make letter citizens.
think they do.
which live and n those nations which
Germany France ENGLAND
prosperity is happiness
normal times saea widespread.
prefer citizen of eae Ct those
Of Spain Portugal Nec1? Can be d2y3.
education that difference between these
nations?
And bless your kind @ 1 Mccall the graduate the high @
whatever De Or Size a1 educated person The h2h school
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-25
MOTTO II.

In the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the County
of Imperial.
Celia Berkman, plaintiff, VS.. Impe-
rial Water Company No. l, corpo-
ration, and T. II. Gebbie. defendants
In pursuance of an order of this
court heretofore made, notice is hereby
given that an action. has been com
state of California, in and for the
County Of Imperial, by the above
named Celia Berkman. as plaintiff,
against Imperial Water Company No.
defendants, for an order directing said
corporation Ghc same being the cor
poration who issued the stock and Ger
tificatcs therefor) TO issue new certifi-
tiff for eighty-nine (S9) shares Of the
capital stock Of said defendant cor
poration, being in Ilace and instead of
Certificate No. 79f2. of said defendant
corporation for thirty-two (32) shares
Of its capital stock and Certificate No.
1855 Of said defendant corporation for
fifty-seVen (5O shares OF it's capita
stock, issued to and in the name Of
the plaintiff, which certificates the
plaintiff alleges have been lost; and
any Of them, or any interest or lier
therein or thereupon are hereby noti-
fled, directed and ordered, to appear
before the court at its courtroom in
EI Centric, California, on the 31st day
of March, A. ID. 1916, at the hour Of
10 O'Clock in the forenoon of that day.
then and there to show cause why new
certificates should not be directed to
be issued to plaintiff. as Is prayed for
" dated Il this s Esta'od; 18Th dav OF February
1916 M. S. COOK,
(SeaD County Clerk,
BY V. J. Ellis.
Deputy Clerk. SatMch25
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-25
uvHO FOR CONGRESS?

w from this district? 1t is Pc
car district and there Of se@.esn1n6e attainment the dis
conspcaoa partisan politics for
gresham governs Diego with oned q the votes o-
last aercah to dictate tie / doesn't
D1o eael he nominee Republican
Progressive. Socialist LoFts PoPuhz Free Soes Wing
Nothing L he Diego that IS sufficient
Riverside and Orange counties
calling candidate lives IN that of the world and consequently
industry Whether those counties will line
sody Diego has done IN the past
o be
Imperial county counted either o the 7er ahges Of ne
triangle giving any the matter fr herself
be elected viii have voice determining TIE gtee.
policies tie critical periods Of world politics. but he
viii k chosen ell Diego hghe.
e which desirable -lt neither
vii attitude d his duties
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-25

man of the trade committee of the
FL Centre Chamber Of Commerce, was
present and assured the cooperation
of the Ell Centro Chamber.
The judging Of the pigs raised by
the members Of the Boys Pig Clubs Of
the five high schools in the valley will
be part of the show. It is also
planned to have practical talks on
feeding of hogs, their care and on the
control of hog cholera.
Various details were discussed and
subcommittee appointed, and these
will report back to second meeting
to be held in Ell Centre on April /.
Although the date is two months off,
the committee said it wished to make
I'll arrangements as early as possible.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of goocha singh, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrator Of the estate Of
Soocha Singh, deceased, 10 the credi-
tors Of and all persons having claime
against the said deceased, to exhibit
the same, with the necessar-' vouch
ers, within four months after the first
publication Of this notice, to the said
or his attornev. at Room
1O8, First National Bank building in
the City Of El Centre, State Of Cali
fornia.
Dated March IT, 1916.
IT, G. THOMAS
Public Administrator.
JAS w. GLASSFORD,
Attorney for Administrator.
SatApr15
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-25
Swine Exhibition to be Held
In FL Centro May 26 and 27

and fat hogs and in the entries of the
Boys Pig Club contestants.
No announcement Of prizes was
made. Ribbons will be given all win
ners and, while the committee would
Ike to hang up cash prizes, the plan
Of finance has not been worked out.
Steve Lyons and W. L. Hodges were
appointed a subcommittee to recom-
laend a plan.
The committee meeting yesterday
was attended by Ed German of Holt
vile, Dick Owen of Calexico, C. L.
Buskirk and Steve Lyons of FL Cen
tro, and 4. VI. Nelson, secretary of
the Farm Bureau. NJ. O. King, chair
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of James NJ. Harcleroad, de-
ceased
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed adm iuistratix with letters OF
administration with win annexed of
the estate Of James NJ. Harcl eroad, de-
ceased. to the creditors Of, and all per
ceased TO cThibit the same, with the
neceas airy vouchers, within ten months
after the first publication of this notice
to the said administratriX with letters
Of administration with will annexed. at
10 Security Bank building. III CcntrO
California the office OF her attorney,
j. stewart Ross and r. b. Whitelaw,
which office is the place Of the trans
action Of her business.
Dated March 13, 1916.
MonApr1O ALMA HARCLEROAD.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-25
r OF FOR THAT.
DECIsYE BATTLES.

~ The world is ia seesst interest magvelousy awful
Battle Of yo.lon -. q 'ae greatest struggles
Of man. may prove OF @ Ey lc~1 decisive battles Ct the
world
aa. has been irrigated with blood Tor cen
turtles Near here locked
scene: in this vicinity there vs vaa great religions IN tn
day Of the Duke Ct , silent but little eff
Napoleon fought his last battle of Waterloo
It Is on the bcrdoeaa3 and aggressive
race Of
We NAV blame individuals Ter rena,a this conflict but after all
IS written n human unless
happens, happy o HAT he countless are represented
" individuals who merging creation Of
The person 5day reading lie daily is Of necessity
studying heroic history.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-25

The Valleys first exhibition eXcIu-
sively devoted to swine will be held
in El Centro on May 26 and 27. The
date was definitely fixed yesterday by
q committee appointed by President
Wills Of the County Farm Bureau
which met yesterday in Fl Centre,
1t was decided to limit the show
to only registered stock in the breed
classifications. The Only show pork
-rs without pride Of pedigree will
have IS in classification for barrows
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-25

DR.. Edward Metzger, Dentist,
Rooms and 4, Ell Centre National
Bank building.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-25

is
temptation buy The pupil going through high
education he likes it, he will round
through Mccall education.
thoroughly educated under Less
the what do let children
they decide themselves whether
aey grammar school does give a
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-25

Pianos moved all over the Valley by
Ed Royce Transfer and Stage Co., 632
Main St.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-25
Hog Show Classificaticns.

HOG iCUCN IldSSlI !CdILCLS.
That swine breeders in the val
ley may get ready for the hog
Show which will be held at e
Centro On May 26 and y, under
the auspices Of the County Farm
Bureau, the committee IN charge
yesterday announced the following
classification fol eacn breed:
Boar, one year cid or over.
Boar, SIX months and under one
year.
Sow, one year old or over.
Sow, six months and under one
year.
Sow, under six months.
Champion boar.
Champion SOW.
Boar and three sows, one year or
over.
Boar and three sows, twelve
months and under.
Best SOW and litter, not less than
six pigs, not over six weeks Old.
Best pair Of pigs, male and fe-
male, six months or under.
In addition there will be prizes
for the best showing o1 swine by
any one exhibitor, for the best bar
row and for the best pen Of two
fat hogs, which will be ooon to boy
exhibitors. The classifications for
the Boys Pig Club contests will be
in addition to the above.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-25
LAUNDRY WORK FOR
MEN AND WOMEN

who are particular as to their
linen is our speciality, for the
more fastidious they are the
more they appreciate our laun-
dering. The thorough cleansing,
the perfect finish, appeals to
them at once. Send your things
here next week as a trial. We
know we will see them regular
ly thereafter.
VALLEY STEAM LAUNDRY
Phone 22J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19
(5O 8oriietnna.l

Ger W2ann, pel6er iid Groi5ou
nannte, foroerte ibn ouf, IN IeiuenOr'
Den 3u treten. Gr oerlprah, oaB CT
ii6 ieiner aitnebnen uno ibu glrbeit
hcrI1affen ipcroe. 9is oieie geinnoeIl
I2i lpolle CT ibn regelmaBig ieoc gSo.
DIE cine aeipiiie Sunme aiS5ablen.
Barter milligte Elm mo urr0e Wlit'
aHe0 OcS 8ln0cs. 3mar erbiclt er
Sic berlprodene glrbeit fiirs erlie
nid)t, allein na9 GINGER 8eit teilte
ibn Groi3on mil, Dab CT einen glnl'
troq fir i'm babe. gr iiibrte ibn IN
Elm 3inmcr, uo eiuige ibul iinbetnnii'
te W1dnuer ueriammelt iunren, N be-
rem @egeniport er ic5woren lmiBte,
nihts BON Dem 81 berrateu, mas man
ibm an0ertrauen piir0e. 8ierailT er'
belt er ben @eiebl, am ndd)lten 3age
am Gor oes GentralpartS 5iDiihen
ser adjt3igiien mo neiInunolieb5iglten
StraBe 8il morten Gin groBer, nm'
aer Wlann NIT brminen Augen uno
brmmcn Saor peroe bort aiii i'm 5it'
fonmen, einen Spa3ieriiod nit &c.
ibniBtem GnBgtopf iuter benz sIrm
.@ercdtcr Simmcl," itobiite oic
5iirltin eutiebt
Drerel 500 ein Ropier beraiis.
.S6ren 5ie Die Shil6ering oieier
3uIommeutiuft in Barriers eigenet
g8orten; er las
SD Qlaubte. es 1anole iicb 0aritui
ciuen @rief 3i iibergebeL allcin id
paro nitr beaiIftragt, cine milnolidc
goiidDait ans3urihten Wlau iagte
mir einiae Sdbe Dor, bis id5 iie aus
iuen6ig mnbte ;iic parcn fiir mid obne
olle 9e0cutlng, bod 1T mir nod ieoes
Snort erilnerlih $50 trai ben iumgeu
Wlann ipie Dcrabreoet; Iciu idloneS
%eIidjt mar bleih uno mtTgeregt
9}acHoen icg 0aS 8eiheri genlad9t BOT.
te. Ell Dem er MID erfennen iolltS traf
irh 0iUt 5u i9H beran imo iagte:
5o lmttei Der 8eihliB oes 6o6cn
Mats; Sie iollen bier teme Auinabme
iu0cn ionoern ioholo Sbr g9eri uoll,
m0et III nod 4oris 3irildicbran mo,
giu lNaR bic &apiere lepoep miro, mel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19

in ipcI1er er oen Wloro eiues alien
D2ouneS abaebiloet fab. @orfer las
Den @oli5eiberiAt uno iticb ouf Ben
94dmen 5ollingSbD. Sein Sdrcdcn
oariiber ipnr eroB, er puBte ielbit
nidt parim, bod lieB es ibm feline
&ubc, er ipollte oen W1onn ieben, mel.
der ben Moro' 'begangen battc. 3u
oieiem 8ped iuobnte er Der @erihts.
berbaa6hing bel, befom ober oen @e.
faneenen erit 5u @eiift, als olles bor.
iiber mar iuto iein llrteil geipro1en
@er ibiloert ober gorfers @ntiebeii,
nlS er IN ibni ben iimgen Wonn oiis
Dem @orf erfonnte. 9ioieno Dor 3orn
iud)te er Groi5on olif, iiberbdifte i'm
nit 8orluiirfen. pergriff licb fat tat.
lid an ibm, erreihte ieoob niir, oaB
jener ibm ole 8dbne 3eigte imo ibm
beipieS. pie bollig er IN ieiner @epolt
iei. So, es geldng Groi5on ourdl iei-
ne 0robungen, @orfer cine iolde
8iir6t eit5iIiagen, Dab ct BON "a ab
iein gefiigiees @ert5eilg wuroc
0ie GiirItin mar totenblaB in i6ren
Stiibl 0ilriidgeiiuifen; nIiibIant raffte
iie iidb empor.
.Sogen Sie mir rief iie nit bei-
ierer Stintme, ytper mar Der ilinge
W2onn nit brounem Soar iin0 broii.
men glugen Der, ipel6er oitr1 Fl
&enfers &onb itarb2 9le0en Sie,
id1 ertroee es nibt ldneer.~ Sie belt
ieinen gltm iuie nit eiiernen @anoen
imflantmert.
oWosu es nod berbergenS Der
iinge Wionn. oos Spfer oes i6par5en
@errots mar IT goiil 9etrolopsti. :"
Gs fam ibr niht iiberraibeno. inO
bod tpar Die gridiitteriiug fiirntbar.
iibertpdltigeno. Drerel iponote iid
icbDeiqcro ob, bis iie, nadoem oer
erite Shmer5 oiirhgefdnpFt un0 ocr
beftiaite Sturnl poriiber mar, lpieoer
10 mel JuiIiulg geponuen bate, Inn
Die ltnterreolng iort5uieBen-
nSnbe idj Sle rent pcriionocn, "
itantneItc iie, aSic paren bei Oieieu
@efdngeuen In ieiuer IoocSihinoc ~
mar er rilbig ino aeIaBt ~ mas iogtc
er?~
nglur wcuig ciniac Donleslportc;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19

Ith beidpor i6n mir ieine leBten
@iinihe niit6uteilen, meine 9ienite
all5unebmen. aber er perbarrte bel lei.
mem unberbri;1lihenS1 S1peigen. 9ludJ
tlagte er niht iiber iein @eidid inO
bepabrte feline mdnnlide Stanobai-
tIgfeit bis 5ulest."
n9em 8peifel, cr i6miee I'M mel.
retpillen, rief iie in ibmer5lider
@rregiing ger mollte mid i1onen
@enu i9 Die @obrbeit erfiibr. Oos
muBte er, 10 miiroe iH nidt ruben
nod roiteu, bis idl i'm ger1dt bate.
So, gaiil, on fonnteit mid gut; ober
Denn OH aub iDie Elm &elO inlO Dl1r.
tprcr ihrnm in ben 800 geeaneen
Bit, ih neroe ood) oeine 9dtberin
iein. n Sogen Sie mir, iuer noreit
feline @errdter9~
Sic iollen cs erfabren, SSran Sir.
tin; icb min groBmiitiger gegen Sic
iein, ais Cir es nod ioebeu aegen mid
iUaren, obgleih meiue 6eiroe altd ole
Sbrigen iinO"
2rerel 3og ipieOer feline yioti3en
aus Der 9ai6e ino mari eiuen @lid
0orouf. ,Gs i6eint," iagte er, ,,onb
Sie oen W1ann, melhcr iic6 Groi3on
nennt, tidt fenner Soreu Sic, mas
9ologIp ii6er ion ihreibt. pGroi5cii
itannlt ans @nglano uno mar bort
friiber BEL BEN inoiitriellen llrterne6.
minaen Ieines olteren 9rloers bctci.
ligt Gob ioll er oieiem nu6 oent
9eben getrontet baben, Inn @r6e iei'
ites afeihttns 5u iperoen. @cuiB lit.
Dab Ser @rlioer, iolange er am Sebcn
1T ihm Elm Sabresgebolt BON taitien0
@hinO arsqeiebt BAT unter Der 9eoin.
aung er iolle Gnglouo fir INNER
uerlaiien. Groi8on begob iidl MN
nah 9lublon0, no er ais beioloetcr
Spion Der Negieriing bic tSeiduguiiie
iin0 5traifolDHien beiudjte Gr
idllih lib III oas @ertraiien Der politl.
ibeu @erbonli.ei eiii, Oeriprab ibuen
gricis an ibre gIngcborigaii 3n beiors
acn imo perriet oic llnqliidliden
ounn on Die 9lcgierIna Dies olleS
bat ibm notiirlic1 picl 0elo cinae.
brodt N}it @aiil 4etrolomSI lpar
er IN petersburg betannt trai lbH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19

dje sic nod 9lublmo 5lriidnebmer
niiiien.~
o8ei meinen @orten berfl1rte Iit
fem @eiid)t; nad 9liblano eeben 81
oiirfen idlien ibm ertDiinibt 81 iein
gdln fubr i'd fort:
80 lautet Der gefebl oes bo6er
Mots Gin geipiiier Wlonn muk per,
iebt peroen. @em er bier bleibt
idaOet er Der Sa1e. Dos 1T SbrC
9luigobe. Sobolo er fort 1T, fonrer
Sie gebei. 3ie g(rt nno @eiic bleibi
Sbuen iiberlafien; es ipiro feline
SdiDieriafeit boben,"
sd belt inne uno mortete oiil
cine glutport. Sein @eiidt mar gel.
iterbleif geiporoen, er Ibien tpte 5il
Stein eritarrt; oa er ipeoer iprah,
io3 nod mir binbIidte, fubr idD fort,
.@eoenfen Sie Sybres gioes. god
oollbradter Eot fonnen Gle frei IND
lngehinoert noh 0luBlono aitriidfeb.
rem. Wlon miro Sbnen nibt l1nget
nlibtrmieu. Das lit Der leste 9e.
idhiB".
.,Dlein @io." Itobnte Der iiinae
Wlann 70 laitt, Dab ib erirdjof. Sd
aob ibni MN Die Rarte, auf ipelHer,
pie man mir geiogt bate. Der glomc
6es ManneS itono, Der ,.berIett iper,
ben Iolltc in0 cine glnpeiiing, mo er
AT finoen Ici; ielbit leien fonnte id
es nidjt, es ipnren riiiiiide Wiidito.
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