davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-07-06

Troops from the North are get
ting a touch of the good old sum-
mer time along the border. At
Columbus, N. NJ, one day last
week the thermometer registered
12l in the shade and might have
gone higher had it not burst.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-07-06

Levi e. S. Chasteen. Mound City,
Ethel May Venters. Mound City.
Dave L. Potts. 49,. Butler, NO.,
Maude L. Misner. Butler, Mo.
Earl E. Burk. -. .Amoret, Mo-,
Mary E. Seeley. -. .Merwin, Mo.
Charles F. Porter. st. Louis, Mo-,
Cornelia Lois Woods. Butler, Mo.
Thos. B. Jones. =. Hume, Mo-,
Pearl NJ. Wright. Hume, Mo.
w. Henry Smith. =. Butler, Mo-,
Mary Fl. Payne. ). Butler, Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-07-06

Mexican soldiers fired on sailors,
Of the United States gunboat
Salem at Tampicn lest Tuesday
afternoon, wounding two, accord
ing to refugees arriving here to-
day ON the steamer Dade.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-07-06

The $500 spent annually by
Roosevelt. N. NJ, for Fourth Of
July fireworks will be diverted to
q fund for pensioning dependents
OF it's National Guard contingent
now in Federal service.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-07-06

s Mrs. Mary Jane Stowell, moth
er OF Billy Sunday, the evangelist,
died at her home in Warsaw, Ind,
from heart disease. She was rs
years old.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-07-06

j, Butler 6, Foster 5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-11
= EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE SEATTLE STAR $3.50:

He clambered up 10 me and
laughed ruefully caught one OF
the hands he had tried 10 conceal.
/ IN get broken In pretty soon. The
levers and the cable with which
We work that crane are a BIT rough
at first"
The blood was all but starting
thru his palms. ! nearly cried out
my sympathy. and his face set to
that hard gulIenness that had been
on II these weeks Now, don't,
Doctor Dick. You know the com
pact. And ~ wouldn't have him
he lerked his head back % the
I prairie-''know how lt-hurt." He
made a gesture 10 the north Mary,
/ wonder what she'd thlnk7"
Shed dash about for peroxide
or cold cream In her efficient man.
nsr. Shed be--well. she'd be beau
tifully proud"
His face darkened again. Well,
It's all off She's free. and 30 am
T."
She loves you. Clell."
mo" He laughed again. When
woman won't give up her pretty
things and take a chance on facing
the hard grind for a few years with
fellow. she doesn't love him
much"
But you love her, Clell."
He twisted as II an old pain had
him. I'm coming thru, Doctor
Dick" lie suddenly grIpped my
shoulders with his torn palms.
odd Dick. you ought not 10 tss
mixed in IL. But ] might have
Killed him, II you.hadn't. The way
Mary looked at me. You know I
wasn't dishonest. lost nay sisters
little fortune trying to start an cleo
trieal business up in the state with
Fred Hite. Il was all for Mary
but she never knew. When / lost
and was cornered. Mary didn't
seem to sympathize-she merely
looked At II with her clear business
practlcality-and then came WI
lisms and his money" .
! nodded. Cell was poking about
the platform. How did you get on
with the old chap?"
Well enough"
And the princess-was she
here7~
"A while and then put off"
"Gee'' he retorted. There's
some girl, She got me. Doctor
Dick-big, I'm tired OF Mary's
crowd they're supercivilized.
Bright and clever. but they cant
love any more. Too cool. and look
ing for the main chance. They
marry for n variety of reasons Of
which love is the fifth or sixth"
We smoked and idled lazily. The
sun swung about the shadows OF
the baron's pool. The beauty OF
the morning can not tell you.
Continues In Our Next issue)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-11

and Immaculate young man who
had this stony hatred for him. I
had figured hia personal resources
TO the last precious ponny-thAt
two thousand dollars he had paid
out To save Clelln good nAme--for
Nary's sako--had been hlH last
gamble. And Ciell did not knoS
Nor Mary; but had guessed Alright.
saw II in hls worn eyes when
they fixed on tho other mans dis.
eain OF him: then quietly. he ad-
dressed the first word TO him that
either had spoken directly since
that niEht when Mary had stood by
them. watching. listening. TO the
test.
Il thought. when brought you
down--they'd be clerks Job
holdin' time on the men"
i don't want a clerks job. !
want what men do--and alone"
The swamp"
Yea"
THE sun--you Amt used 10 f."
"l'il get used 10 II. I want
be stopped and looked into the
silcnoe-'thst's what came for
the smash OF thinEs-and TO win
free"
The Texan looked tho city man
over patiently. AN right You
can 20 on the crane. ] reckon you
could make or break me, somehow.
II Amt company money-thcy told
me 10 quit. But I'm holdin' TO the
option-and that means the ditch
clean 20 salt water by September.
You understand"
The younger man nodded CURLY.
Big Jim was watching with hard
eyes. The boss went on, slowly:
We'll show you yo' work. You
owo me two thousand dollehs, and
yo'll pay II az ono hundred and fifty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-11

HHHHH5SRaa.sEaaH ay-aE FsTaTaFE.
Copyright. 1915.
Beths. Merrill Co.

4 am proprietor Of famous rem.
coy mys-lf-and shall a physician
fear his own dose7"
She looked AT me as she mIrht a
iunatlc. The old pirate folkses,'
"Nho7"
Pirates. messieur,"
They are most excellently dead
mademoisellS. am not a swami
negro TO be scared out of Baratxria
woods by any ghost tales. What.
by the way. have you done with
Hogiaw-the one you got this morn.
ingf'
She was absolutely dumfounded
You've scared or eoaIed or way.
LAID every native Mr. Williams has
ever been able TO bring down in this
internal place OF pirate yarns and
buried treasure fakes"
She looked demurely at me
You are n wise man. Doctor
Rainey."
Wait" boasted. until you
know me-
The return OF my host put a stop
20 our conversation.
] passed an uncomfortable night.
The bed was lumpy. and the eerie
cry OF the swamp owls did not in.
vito sleep.
Allesjandro appeared in the morn.
ing and served coffee. ! was smok.
ing out on the platform when
johnboat turned out OF the canal.
Clell was in II, and called 10 me a
good morning that did my heart
good
Doctor Dick. Il was a short week
this first"
"Of course. This must be Sun.
day, remember. How did IL go?"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-11
"The Birth Strike"

NUMBER of German advocating "brh strike declaring
"A they will bring children
fodder"
And right there is the ncpent mighty rebellion which,
or later will lay forever the of msm in Europe The
will probably become sufficiently widespread prove
the for anmus toward their firmly
hosos The both sides be readily uprooed
the will have opportunity
fraugh with grief and mourning and ha-breaking
Then will the futu the madness and the full horror drive
untempered by the patriotic and the madness which
grips them They will seek remedy should mitasm hydrake
tempt another head They will find it, perhaps birth strike
but in a correlated worldwide movement themselves
Woe the country whose provoke another
spoken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-11

Tho boss regarded his engineer
quiEzlcally. Il told you to cut ioosa
at any native that comes near the
dredge without ordehs.'
Il never saw EN-. They must
have sneaked out OF Isle Bonnie and
give Hogiaw his sign. Anyhow. he
blew this morning"
We'll" Virgil turned aside ir.
rclevantiy. this dredxo has 20, to
work. We CANT lay up a day
Il know. NANCY and l tried to
run her this morning-us two. I
put NANCY 10 firing. but he had TO
quilt and cook dinner. You'd better
send out front for a white fireman"
Il brought a man. The boss In
dicated Clell. lndlftercnuy.
The biz engineer was reading my
young friend with pitiless dellbera.
ton. We can bust him ia. may.
be"
We got to. III take the crane
myself. NANCY viii stick. You'll
stick. JIM"
You bet Say. YOU know what
N""s"a Vuf ln'n away IL the old
yarns about Isic Bonne and how old
Armand used to run his slave ship
into this cove back here and slit
their necks n he had 10. 10 keep
en- from fallin' into the govern.
ment's hands. You couldn't get one
OF EN- into Isle Bonnie woods on a
bet-they don't SEQ nothin' but
pirates and slavers and rhosts-and
let mo tell you who's doin' lt-w1
tho baron"
The Texan was stili silently con.
templatins the latest failure on the
mans size Job
We'll. ! can't stop To- ghosts. It's
costin' ninety dollehs a day 10 lay
up. and" he broke off and was
looking at Clell, the white-handed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-11
CHAPTER III.
The Honey Hunters


Tho dredEc worked monotonous
~. but with many s,oppings. al
tina, forenoon. After a silent din
ner in the oparterboat Virgil came
TO mo.
There Isn't any place for you
here. Doctor Dick. I'm goin' TO un
load you on the baron. The old
fool asked you to stay a year"
But that's Just his cxtrayagan,
way OF putting II"
; "We1l call his bluff. Besides
his thumb went over his shoulder
TO the forest: maybe you can find
out what's happenin' to my natives
so euriously. And honey bees"
h. added. You'd make a plumb
fine detective"
He smiled and passed on 10 his
work. left them, padding the
cooks iohnboat back tho mile OF
canal 20 the glade OF the flooded
forest where hung the baron's
aerial roost The platform camp
was untenanted. was noticing It's
clever construction. tho clay. shells
and palm wlthes bound about with
bamboo hrier. when on its near
side ! saw scrap OF paper stuck
over n thorn OF the brier vine. II
read merely: we got another one
this morning"
] reached my hand up over the
first rough support for that paper.
and IA I did so there came the
crash Of shot so startlingly near
that ! all but tipped clumsily from
tho boat
And down past my arm writhed
the ugliest black moccasin I had
yet seen-down into the water.
where he twisted to his death. I
was staring and shifting the pow
der Of that shot. when a voice spoke
pleasantly from behind:
Il was just passing this way" I
turned TO see our saint OF Isle
Bonnie. She stole across the black
water In her light green pirogue.
Congo snakes are very bad for
Yankee fel-los." she drawled on
amiably.
"Mademoiselle. you have saved
my lifel"
Her laughter followed-but her
eyes were on that note.
us I'll inquired with dignity AT
length-"a good day for honey
bees7''
Some, truly. messleur. Big bees
for honey, but little bees for sting.
Ing"
That Internal snake" I muir
INJURED. 1T quite upset me.
Where's tho baron7 Do you sup
pose he has any brandy?"
"oh, out" With one long swift
whirl OF the paddle she shot her
light craft TO the platform: was
up on II and In the shack. ere I had
managed to teeter 10 the piliEg and
climb out. She was extending
flask TO mean exquisite but
furnished thing OF silver. noted
n coat-of-arms and date; 1880.
Thank you" | said dryly. and
reached over the platform to fetch
up my suit case.
you going back out front.
No. - and placidly opened
the case and took out my last cigar.
Il have come to accept the baron's
invitation"
Invitation. m'sieu7"
you heard him. this morning,
most enthusiastically insist that
stay year,"
But, m'Heul"
The saint was wide-eyed. furious.
Incredulous. had her going! She /
stepped closer. her clean-cut. in. /
genuous face changing to utter dis. /
may.
M sieu-the Congo snakes!"
"Ah, here Is mademoiselle TO !
shoot them"
The fever"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-11

Bellevue will vote on q $4,000
school bond issue Saturday. Other
King county school Improvement
during the last year include a &l2.-
600 building now being constructed
at Des Moines, the purchase OF a
$4,000 site at Orillia. and construc-
ton Of an $1,000 gymnasium in
Snoqualmie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-11

always called myth probably genuine history
that the floor OF the Atlantic would correspond
surprisingly with descriptions the geography the lost
Atlantis
Geology appears, the volcanic nature Of the Atlantic islands
and indicates that old Zoology and botany
contribute their share Of evidence the fable
We learn that hnogaphy antropoog and oceanog
phy solve the problem whether lived
at the time submerged
Wen willingly accept what the "oogsts" say.
What worries S this statement:
"Th entire Eastern the Atlantic bottom
stable the planet and in such great
occurred and MAY OCCUR AGAIN AT ANY MOMENT"
But there isn't all the
tom of the Maybe wen stay top.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-11

month. IL tina; squareT"
Again the other nodded. The
Texan turned forward in bis be.
loved black monster. Come on.
Redfield. Today We start her--by
Mighty We stari--the three OF
ps--and the ditch goes thru"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-11
Delta tau Delta TO
HAVE S26,0 900 HOUSE

The local chapter OF Delta Tau
Delta Is soon TO have a new brick
home which viii cost $4,000.
Ground was broken for the struc-
tnre during the past week near the
campus at the U. OF w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-11
NEED MORE SHIPS

Ships are needed TO carry Alaskan
railway equipment from Balboa. in
the canal zone, TO Anchorage.
Alaska. A request for help has been
sent Seattle shipping interests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-11

THIS planet continent to hide.
The ancn lost least they said they did, and all
centuries somebody has been eveangy trying find
told the truth
Now modern scientists say that they probably perfectly
about it,
Their called the lost wonderland Atlantis and they
outside the Pillars of Hercules which
They marveousy of its magnificent cities
larger than Asia and Acand of its collapse in day and night by
earthquake and nundation.
Recently French scientist Pierre Terner asserted that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-11
ALWAYS WITH HER

Mary had a little waist,
Where nature made IL grow;
And everywhere the fashion went,
The waist was sure TO 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-11
As SHE IS SPOKE

Pan-Americanism IS promoting
the use OF English In some South
American countries where news
papers have been printed In Span
iah and Portuguese. An advertise
ment by 4 real estate dealer In
Parma. Brazil. reads this way:
The river Is the most watery In
the state, ard done OF the most ex-
tended In the world. II IL navi.
gable until his state for ships OF
great profoundness: II IL Also suf-
fie1ently fishful."
WHAT Is A MAN TO Dor
Sir: I am a failure. I have four
daughters. Ma and struggled five
years 10 get rid OF the oldest girls
We safely got 'em married off and
moved into a smaller cottage. One
hubby turned out y. G. and daugh-
ter comes back to the o. h.
Daughter No. has jus sprung a
divorce certificate on us and ia
back home again. We're jnst where
We started-only more so.
FLEMING.
Ny daughter Grace spends lots
Of money; therefore shes not a
saving grace. 3. 3.
PLENTY
do you use gas. madam" asked
u man demonstrating new house
hom appliances.
do we use gas, II you'd take a
look at our last months bill, you'd
think We breathed IT,"
New York World.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-11

Register!
IT combat the finy Dk" type of politicians who fixing
by which independent
must be registered He unless he has qualified to
failed the last election, the old city hall
live outside the city, hunt registration
official and make him
The fiky Drinks have manipulated the officers
Of the country will be hard registered
There office deficiency of the
Whitney election law.
The machine followers will have difficulty tho They will be easily
accommodated
But don't let the Whitney bill other difficulty make despair
You have right register Insist and the officials deny
that right put the prosecuting Maybe of them
be landed where they belong.
1T WON'T BE AN EASY BATTLE, BUT THERE ENOUGH
VOTERS PROPERLY MUSTERED TO PUT THE VERY SHADOW
EVERY tiNKY DlNK" OUT OF SIGHT IN THIS COUNTY
INDEPENDENT VOTERS CAN LICK THEM TO A FRAGILE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-11
HoOr, yoRpANs,

WWF1nR 6F0nkfnaf ffWe IN ihfxe Wunf'
- f.een~y On ryn<~ides vhe<c marty
0gosy uBttsnalisy IL r~pr-~rnted- . group
- 9pekuH~n were discussing Lord D~vby's
orAmnA and the dfff~~vus bsstsiians In
wAsrA th<y could join Afses vsrsens
1921 IA bon sfv~n - To which was
- bsue. sandy said:
N her t. join. gle ms the ryn~-ids
nDotefnh-~
~AnT lusn the Ncsthumbe~tsnd Fusii-
49, - GseordleI "Aa shink thss the
Is~.e her~s~ Inquired -
Z E1hw wUrkman.
90" rvpfied 6esrdie. 'Ts.ar's GAnssu
~ - ths ncw bsftaiiea--the Jordan
wAwhknnheP~~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-11
STAY AWAY

NIKE LEBER-You say you're
IN actor; then I advise you not 10
70 IN the movies. Ned Nap was
the beautiful hsiress In Julian,
~ Tripe Trainer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-11
vILEl

G. O. D.-The film you refer TO.
Eddie OF the Beer Vineyards.
wasn't passed by the censors be-
cause In one scene the hero was
ohcwn chewing gum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-11
DON'T TREAT

~CUTEY---Mac Aroni wears a
roady-made tie. Yea. he drinks.
hut never treats. He's Scotch by
nationality. Don't be afraid to
write.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-11
COlYVM
FEED FOR FILM FANS

YES. oIivEl
OLIVE CANIAR-You're right
Leonard Lunch was the man who
played In that intensely dramatic
scene where he frowned at the
broom handle In "f'rowsy Freda.
the Chambermsid."
SURE, LENA
LENA LlNSEED-My dear Lena.
you're very observing. only you're
wrong this tina When the cap
ton. Thirty Years Later" was
flashed on the screen In Only a
Burglar. but Honest" the artist was
shown wearing the same suit. Why.
dear Lena. that was perfectly all
right.
SURELY NOT
xANTH1PPE-Are you testing
when you AJAX II this war In Europe
lint Just big movie company
making a new spectacular war pie
turu,
Oh, YES
I. SWOON--I couldn't tell you
whether dogwood 10 used In making
Kennels. Constant Bum was the
mule In "A Livery Stable Ro-
nance" His hobby Is collecting
coins from the other actorsl.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24
Der Nentidle @asar.

9efonntih baten sic 0omcn bonn Siltsperein einen 0e1tlben Sa6ar
mir SEN Monot Ge3ember 5. g. gepIant. Gob grinoltdDer nno rettiber
l1eberIeatno fam man all Dem Gnti1lune, ben 9u5ar uuf ELM lpdteres Oa-
trm al perlegen. @te in 0ieien Spdlcn trtber angeoeltet Dlr0e, marc
Ous Nbbolten oeS 8uSors Dor Mebno1ten our6auS BON gtadytel fr
eincn a1hn grfolo. S1 3entraloerbono pur0e ebenfoas porgeiflogen,
einen lpGteren 3etpuntt 81 poblen, 1nO Die Sanen oes 9ufspererhS nop-
men Sen mobIgeneinten &ot nit Cant an"
Sn Ser am lebten Sretag obgebaHenen Gerimtnnlung pes SttsDer'
ems u6 ser 8ertreter Diefger Oct1der Terelne eIn1gte man 1D oaDr,
DoF Ser 0eutife 8a3ut in Der Contention 9ale bonn D. big 5um III. .Se0rul
ar nottfinoen InI. Die 3it ibeint fir Die CUTE Code re1t girnflg 81
Iieoen, uno mas beIonoere Mufmeriomfet DerOient, lit Die Sohofe, Dob
Dtcs Mol sic Contention Solc fir 0ieHs groBe Set Der Oeltlhen uno
Sefterrether alsneben poroel lit Sn Sprtabre ernes it'd nonltd
sic ,Soo 9eQops Sua" 51 fIein, 10 Dab beionoers am erfen Gage os
goaors &unoere feinen @intrHt fin0en fonnten.
9os ga3arfonute peHt lengie0er anf, Die It'd bereitS i'm Sor1obrc
Jim sic quite Sa6e moblperoient genadt bo6en. 8omen uno Serren,
sic nit ben &orbereuhngen fir iob cine mt6tige Mngelegenbe1t out
@run0 longer Grfobrung noblOertrout limo, tpur0en nit Dem Ausorbenen
Ser Il1ne 6eautragt. Sab Elm gutter @rfolg nibt aisbletben fam.
unterGeqt feinen 33meicl. 0e Wdtglie0er 0s &omtes merOen aleS
oufbnten, oaS in i6ren &rGften fpbt
gtt beionoerem 9anf un0 bober Mnerfennltng fpuroe oas FroteHorot
Ser Satin os biGtgen oeutiden Sotifnfters, Der @rdfn bon 8erntortt
6egriBt. Die bpbe Dame fonnte lei0er I'M Sorjabre ibren 9tenlt ntDt
onbh1en, oa fe all iener Bet in 9euti6lanO neite. Anoere boben yer
9us aomitc fam 5par YIGne entperfen unO ionlhge 8orberetrngen
trehen, bod obne Ole llnterlribltng unlerer Selt1Den tam tenn Sa5ar
5utonOe fommel. IS erqebt Oesbdlb an ole Sett1ten umo SeterretDer
ionie an Nae, oe an Ser Sadie Sntereie nebmen, Die ber5lid)e Bitte, nMb
&rGften mnMbeIfen. @inige unRrer 0eltiben 8ereine ba6en ibe Oienlte
bereits ange6oten, u0 onDere tper0en Dies nod tln. Mber aMb Der Gr1-
seine mus mHbefen. @enn ienano 3it erilbrgen fann, 10 mag er tb
benin &onite meloen, oos iene @ilfsbereiibaft NIT 5renoen lnO CANT
begriBen miro. Serncr fn0 uniere 9eutiden erludt, an ben Ser1anlnl7
Iunqen oes &onrtes regelnGBig tei5uiebmen. @ute &at1blage Deroen
ie0er8et nit 8anf angenommen 1m0 berudrbtgt.
ArbGten mir gemeinian fir cine CUTE lmo ioeale Sadel SeFen
mir ben leoenDen uno bartender @hpen 1mo &aiien lnieres @eburts=
lun0es uo tragen mir Iomit 5ur 2inoerung Der Scot Dieer Mernien bell
@u&olrum"
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24

Cfeniibrn DER glaIIertrm wOaen
Wi6t 9cgatru.

iteberan bapert CO, bcfunSers in
GumamicH GnlOnifi- TiaSfD Gin
ipnnocr %nuFt fir bic Gntcntc-
WlaGtc- SOrti@ritte All Dit nnb
McitfrDnt MidDt DUn ScOeutuHa.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24
Die @lon6luirOiofcit ser greF6eridte.

amerifaniide 9~agesbldttr uO 3etfhrifen MAIDEN es fb oft gun
Aufgdbe, i6ren 9efern ienIotonele @rhfe bor5uegen, Die Der0erbeno al
oas @mpfinoen uno @efibl Deg Snoiu0lmms enpirfen nilnen. Gr Of
miro elm unbeoeuten0es @e6ebniS nit Den 9realen 6arben ausgenalt
@s liegt od] gon3 uno gar III Ser Wa6t lnGer Yrehe. 0s frie llrtel
0s 9eers 81 beeinfluIen, ia 0erart ST. bppnotiieren, oas ibnt leoer Set
tnngsberift ais 9ogna gilt. Seioer gbt es in oieem 2anoe Whlhoner
BON ge0anfenloIen Wenl1en, Die Elm Spfer Der Erene fnO. Sic oenfen tm
ME 0aron, oB geraoe Ser omerifonif6e 3erungsmenl6 oft etne
ier beihrdnfte 9ilorng genoien bat nno ieine llrteHe baufig nht Oid
beoeuten.
Sn ben Iesten 3mei Sabren, 5. I. in Der Set Os europaii6en &riegea,
fonnte Ser iorg1ane uno aufmerflane Seer gar oft entoeden, Dob gertbte
sic er in Der Sagesprene geleen, it'd ipGter ais lnipabrbet beraasltelten.
Die @ntteQungen, @rfn0ungen uno WGrdlen Die mir lber Oelti1lano
1mo iene Sage 10 oft lcen fonnten, fonnen rns ols oroitibes geiipiel
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