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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-04

dimes, a quarter, a nickel and a cuu-
pie of pennies.
The girl studied the wretched little
heap and fell into a dreamy spell of
thought. Then she picked up the eve
ming newspaper. Maurice noticed that
she scanned the column devoted to
board and lodgings. 1t was among the
briefer advertisements that she sought
some cheap rate hat she could hope
to pay.
The quest seemed hopeless. The
girl looked out at the rain and she
shivered. A scared look had come into
her face. She took up her empty tum-
bier to fill it at the water cooler
twenty feet away.
For a moment only her back was
turned to the table where she had
left her little purse. That was time
sufficient, however, for Maurice to
speed across the aisle, open the purse,
slip in a twenty-dollar bill, reclose
the purse and regain his seat.
The girl returned to the table, but
did not sit down again. She slowly
drew or her faded, ~well-patched
gloves, turned up the collar of her
coat and walked towards the cashiers
desk, a dull despair in her tired eyes.
Maurice's back was toward her. He
hoped the episode would end with no
investigation. He turned at a quick
rustic at his side. The girl faced him
challengingly.
1T could be only you," she spoke,
her voice full of tears, "who-who-"
Sought to ease your hard way for
the sake of a dead sister, who babe
me never turn from a woman in dis
tress. Forget the incident and me-"
spoke Maurice in a clear, manly
fashion.
II cannot take it," said the girl
stonily and placed the bank note on
the table.
You must take 1t. Listen, young
lady" said Maurice, hastily and per-
suasively, Il shall be unhappy if you
refuse. 1t is more than a free gift,
for l have plenty. Not as a gift, then,
my dear miss, a loan"
She hesitated. She thought of the
dark, gloomy streets, a doorway shell
ter, lurking, sinister birds of evil prey.
He had taken out his lard case. He
pressed card and money into her fal.
tering clasp. See. this is my name
and address" he went on, when you
get work send the money back to me,
If you choose. Good night, and heaven
guard you'll"
Her eyes were swimming with tears.
She was sobbing convulsively so that
she could not speak. She took up his
hand and lifted 1t to her lips.
Il will prove myself worthy OF your
confidence" she finally brokenly ut
tered. Then she left his side and the
place.
1t was a new Winnie Vaughan who
proudly inclosed a twenty-dollar
money order In an envelope at the
post office three months later. direct
ed to "Mr. Maurice Steele, Temple
Apartments"
IF he knew the grateful heart be-
hind it," she murmured-'if he real
lied what that loan meant to me-"
The episode passed, but never the
memory of the noble soul that had
come to her rescue so opportunity.
More than that, his handsome, open
face was ever before her. She mar
veled what Joy ineffable 1t must be to
some woman to be beloved by this
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-04
Little PItchers.D

Johnny's mother is not always as
careful as she should be when talking
about her friends before the children.
The other day a woman called who
bored her considerably by trying to
persuade her to take part in a char
table entertainment. When the visi-
tor left she remarked to her husband
that Mrs. B. is certainly a pill" The
next day her small boy told her that
he had met the castor oil lady" when
he was coming from school.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-04
Metal Weather Strips Best.

Metal weather strips are far more
practical than those of wood, rubber
or other material, says the House
Beautiful.
They are made entirely of zinc or
bronze, both being metals not af-
fected by moisture, and will last az
long as the building itself.
They are easily installed and do
not disfigure the framework, being
quite out of sight when. the door or
window Is closed.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-04

structure between the fourth and fifth
floors, relates Popular Mechanics
Magazine. The reason for placing il
at this rather unusual height vas the
belief that at such a point it could be
readily seer by more persons than il IT,
were set closer to the street level.
The faces of the clock are five feet in
harmonic with that of the building
which is constructed of light-colored
brick. ,
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-04
A Friend
in Need
Florence Lillian Henderson
Copyright. 1918. by w. G.. Chapman.)


(Copvright, 1918, by w. G.. Chapman.)
Maurice Steele sat slipping a fra.
grant cup of mocha in a respectable,
but low-priced cafeteria. His fash
ionable friends would have wondered
had they seer this favored son of for
tune amid such humble surroundings.
But Maurice had even been demo
cratic at heart. There was storm and
sleet outside. He had experienced chill
and discomfort from the biting blast.
Half way home to his elegant bach
elor quarters the scent of real good
coffee waited from the cafeteria had
tempted him to warm up on a cup of
his favorite beverage.
He fell to musing and watching the
patrons of the restaurant come and go.
1t raj a perfectly respectable place,
and the visitors comprised clerks,
s-tenographers and older men and
women who saw an economy in the
really wholesome end ~palatable food
furnished by the place. Then, direct.
ly opposite him at another table his
attention became fixed on a young girl
of about eighteen.
Her coat still showed the rain she
had gone through, her thin, shabby
boots looked as if they were soaked
through. She had brought a cup OF
tea and some biscuits only to the
table, the lowest priced articles in the
bill of fare. She drained the last dror
and swept up the last crumb. Her
face was a set picture of resignation
Her mournful eyes grew slightly hu'
mid as she emptied her purse on the
table. A sidelong glance revealed the
contents to Maurice Steele-three
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-04
AS TO FEEDING BABIES.

In a discussion at a recent meeting Of the New
York Academy of Medicine On severe diarrhea
with acidity of the stomach, DR.. Abraham jacob
said one cause of it was excessive feeding of fats.
He also urged physicians to stop prescribing milk
sugar. He himself never used ii, because he con-
sidered babies got enough Of 1t in their milk foods.
And he said milk should not be given without bar
ley or oatmeal water.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-04

The value of new gold added TO the home supply
from mills and shelters operating on domestic
ores (including those of Alaska, the Philippines,
and Porto Rico) in 1915 was practically $99, 900,
900. This shows the substantial increase Of
$4,359, 800 over the preceding year.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-04
No More Expected.

Sporting Editor-Bink, the new
heavyweight champion has a yOcabur
larry of only eighty-seven words. Gee
a story and a list of the words.
Reporter-Not a chance. We could
only use seventeen of them. 3
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-04
STREET CLOCK PLACED HIGH
Idea Is Somewhat New, But Would
Seem to Have Many Points Of -
Advantage.

In placing a large doubIe-faced clock
on a Los Angeles building, the usual
practice o. employing brackets to sup
port it over the sidewalk was discard
ed and the dials were put on adjacent
sides of the corner column of the
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-04
Anthrax Father OF All Germs.

The anthrax germ is the father Of
all germs since 1t was the first dis
covered by the weak microscopes of
half a century Ago.. That was be-
cause the germ was so big, The mi
croscopes could not show the small
er germs. 1t was the anthrax germ,
therefore, that led to the develop
ment of the microbe theory which has
caused such an advance in medicine.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-04

precious freight about one
million dollars in paper
money. 1t is in the treas
ury department that the
sheets of four notes each
are recounted by five diff
ferent persons. After this
is done the red seal Of the
register of the treasury is
stamped upon them. Then
a cutting machine sepa-
rates each sheet into four
notes. Then one thousand
sheets become four thou
sand bills and then the
money once more is
counted by several ex-
perts.
Money which is worn by
use is sent back to the
treasury department for
e m p tion. Now, of
course, for every bill
which is received a new
bill of like denomination
must be issued. So it is
that several more counts
must be made in order to
guard against the perad-
venture of an error. The
counters invariably are
women, as they are be-
lieved to be much more
accurate at the work than
men. About a million dol
lars a day is received by
the treasury for redemp,
ton purposes. In one OF
the rooms of the treasury
there is what is called
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-04
Drawback.

Schools in the trenches is the latest innovation
of war carried in the reports, The whole war in
all it's variations has been educational from the
start. The main drawback to its value is the un-
certainty Of graduating into a graveyard or a
hospital.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-04
He pldn,t Reoulre Auv.

Mrs. Mutherly-That young VASE.
ward is far too attentive to you, mp
dear. Don't give him any encourages
ment.
Miss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ne dossNA
need any.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-04

come to the rescue of the harassed blonde. Pity
has sOftened the heart of the war office. They
have raised the ban on the export of peroxide of
hydrogen to America and the antiseptic will here
after be shipped in sufficient quantities TO insure
an adequate supply for even the most ambitious
of blondes. Because of the lifting of the ban,
within 80 days the price has decreased until it is
now eight dollars a gross and still dropping.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-04
somethIna Of q Novelty.

Shall we go to the movies, play
bridge. or stay homer" why not stay
home? We can always go to the mo
vies or play bridge."-Judge.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-04
Trouble Is Their Meat.

'Foupic u iUcN mcat.
Il never knew a man yet who wanted to listen
to other peoples troublesf'
Then ] guess you've never known any lawyers"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08
S)cir0thSs qiccn,cit.

,Sobn 0oUcp, 81, imO Catherine v.
5cibcrt 35 gcicbicoen
&cmcs A. 6uiter iun, imo 9lnna
y. GoEcr 35.
Sermon 3. 5rcirog y, uno glnnic
@ceblc, Is.
Gorroll Gubmum 36. Wouolis,
Mioy umo Sot6oriuc 8. Glorioac, ~.
gSittuc.
So6u gScncrSfb -, imo 5rauccS
GrDran l9
@}ariou u. @ooO, 2l mo Cats.
Scout Is, @cioc pou @oibington,
.. 6.
@aupcoo 2ombcrt ~, mO gIiic
Surca IS.
Ncorgc a. 9tc@olD, %, lmo StIia
q. 2pnh, ~.
Marrn ". Wioorc, 20, miO Ntauoc
2. @orrctt l9.
Suitus :. 9Ioocl 81 @It. ssiuouS,
WlO, gmo Wtobcl 9nuDIouo, l9.
6co0or Yaronut, 30, gcidicOclb
m0 Glleu 9Ipduif 20, g9ittipc.
Somes :. Aaucr %, iuo Ntprtlc
8. Nromm 10, 9cioc uon Soibing.
ton q. q.
Stlon5o @ @tonIouo, SO, uuo Nlarp
4. Goilcu, 2G.
Gbcitcr (Somon 20, ulo G'uu u.
@o3lomSft ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08
III Oct Jppl'ofe.
9umurtskc non crnl aslaag.

,glSSfnn' ruff elm iunoer, o6,r
obgeplugt auslebeuDer @6cmonn elmer
6jntppe BON @etonnten All, sic lid
ii6er SbpnotiSmus unter9oltcn. so
Taac sSbneu, 6ppnotismuS lit Osr
refine Quart" mgDieIo miRcn sic
oos?" tGut ibm Oie sSraee zines @Iaus
benoen entgegen. .0ielo uu0 poher
ib bos peiB? ga, i1 perIuc1te eS
bet meirer Jrou, unb baS brd9tc MIDI
5u Der @rtenntnts, DaB Der 6Dpnottss
mus bic lebte 3uflu9t eines an Gr-
ipeic6unq leioenocn @c6irns lit.
Dlun Itiirate iiber i'm Ber, er Iollte
er3dblen, unO Damn begonn er au1
feline 2eioeu8qeitbinte, bic Situotion
gang orumatiIh perdnl1ouli9eno.
$50 rtdteic meinc Q(uqen Feit opf Iie
upb f9ritt langiam ous ser eutoegens
liegeuOen @de Oes 3immers ouf ben
ploB su, mo meine 5rau IuB. Qls
meine g(l9en etipa feds 3oll nod DDu
Gen ibrigen eutfernt iporen, Iagte id
nit IdngIamer, i1arF betoucnoer
6tinme: nMot9iloc, ou biIt gang
9liidli9 Ou brauhlt fpeiter feline
&lei0er uno 6iite meDr." Gin trdu=
mertiher, in bic 5erue irren0cr Bid
itobl Iib in ibre Qtugen, unb i6 qes
ipabrte Iofort, 0oB iD lie bppnotiiiert
botte. @era0e i'm 8egriff i6r 5u lugs
9erieren, Dab iie no@ Dem @rpacben
Gus iDrcr Storrbeit cine gon3 ouoere
Grou, init Dicl geringeren Qtniprii9en
uno tcinem toitIpieligen @eI@mod
mebr Icin ipiir0e, begdnn lie in idnfs
ten, melonmpIilmen Mortcn 5u lols
len: nOb, @eorg, iD leEe einen 70
enlightenment 0ut In cinem Sbaus
fenIter - CT toIet nur $25! - 9l9
@corg ipcI9e Nrobt~ Gie mar
unitreitig i'm Suitan0e Der 6elIeberei,
unO pos icb audi anitelen mod)te, iie
JOB nibts onbcres ais BEN Sut, un0
ouf duc meine 6rugen eripi0crtc tie
nitbts ipeiter ois bic cntIeBli9en
Mprte. .9lur rs ~ 9ollars!"
Mi9 iiberIieF Gin tdlter S9ouoer,
uno id) bei9loB 1ie 70 ichncl ois
m0glitb su crpedcn 9(ber tcin 9lii
tel DerFing. @nbliG T9rie in ibr laut
5u Pei rem Morte brci nluB hi
ouflpa9en unO ulles pcr0eHen, mos
poIIiert it, Sins, 3nei, bret" ober
ibrc 2(ntiDort blieb. rglur I'll 25 -
Dollars" 3lpei flr6tfare Stunocr
perbrodte icb init bergeblidem Benliis
fen meiuc 5rou ins &epuBtieiu Suz
riid5urufcn, unO in Der ii@ itctig ftci-
gernOen 9tngIt pegen Der GeFobren,
Die NIT Der Qlnpen0ung DcS $3Dpnos
ti8rlS ieitens cines 9oien Dcrlriipft
iin0. SdDn IN @erSpeiiliina oerQten
uno entT6loRcn, ciRen 9tr5t iii bolcn,
pomit in, ofien geitauoen, aug @9am
ge3ogert battle, Iiel mir sum Slid cin,
bdB Die !9Dpnotilierteu oft icl6It bos
Mlittel Su ibrer @rlpeduuQ buburb IN
Die 6anh geben, 1oB mon i9rcr Gugs
geltion leOigIid6 5olge 3u leiitcn bat
sSn OieIem Slime nobm i4 fiinf Stint
llars@oIDltiide aus Der GalChe unD
fpraA 5u meincr Trou: nWiotbi!0c, iM
T8lage init Dielen 25 Dollars ouF Den
Slid, ems, 3lpci, brei, Damn muBt bu
erpo9cn." Der Grfolg fteTlte iiN TO-
fort Elm. Weine Srau erbob Iim
BON ibrem @ib, nabm oaS Gjelo inO
iprob: sSd) bonte Dir, lieber Gjcoro."
llno Damn mo9te iie Iicb feriig, ltn
ous3ugeben unO lit6 BEN neueu 0ut 5u
toufen, ga, metne W}einung iiGer
Sbpnotismus tennen Sie jebt, Ocr
refine n8lo0Hinn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08
6utr larklamr.

9ls i3 chit in S96nlantc cine
3eitlng Gcrau8gob, iiberseugte id
cinen Wlonr ouFs miSoriidlihite, OoB
es Tid) lcbnte, cine 9tunonce Sur Gms
pfeblung Iciner Dorsr ein5uriiden.
@s mar Gin Sientlicb gut baItebenoer
&uaimdnn, uno i'd botte Ibou ldngit
perlucbt, ibu als Snlcrcntcn fir mein
8loti 81 gcipinnen.
rGs bot ia ttinen 3ped" Ia9tc er
gepo6rliG. uS6 lcie nie bic 9tn5eis
gen in etrem 8loit, pno onbere iin
es ou6 nitbt. 9(n Sen GrTolg Der 3es
flame glaube i@, bod nur an Iolne,
bic ii1 Dem publitum oufSpingi.
Damn modt lie iic6 bc5ablt. 9tber in
elmer 3eitung9 Marum niHt aorl
SeOer 3eitungslelcr mcioct ben gtn5ci-
qenteil pie Silt.
nRun," io9te icb, slpenn i4 @ie
obcr iiber3eugen Tam, bab Die 2eutc
lptrtli1 Die gtn3eigcn in mciuem 8latie
TcIci, iperbeu Sic Damn inTerieren9"
rNatiirliM tue i'd cS Damn. Dos
rum iultt ic6 ni6t irIerieren, penn
i1 mir gluben Odpon perlprehen
tann2"
gtm fplgenOen Sn9e lieB ttb in bic
duBcrlte Gde meiner 3eitung 3piiDen
ein poar 6ousmitielonSeigen fol9enoe
3eile sinriidcn: ,Mas ipirb GoGen
dlerndHiteus tlln?"
9lm nGcbIieu Sage belGitigten i'm 10
oicIc 9eutc nit Jrogeu, mas jenc
3eile beoeute, Dab Ct mid bdt sic
Sd6e in scr nG1Iieu Iummer ali crs
fldren. Sd oerlprecbe ibm bies unter
Der 8eoinsung ba6 i9 I9reiben
oiirfte, mas i9 poltte, uro buB Ct
mib nidt 2iigcn froic, Gr pillisis
lin, unO idb lc6rie6: .Er mirD natiirs
lib olIernd1ItenS inierieren."
llno 0as tat er ncnH aud.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08

Sine Iultise @jeIcbi4te piro opE
Mnnoorf I'M baoilhcu Gnpor3mdl0
mitgctcilt. 9tlS Sur 5eier ser Ginnab.
me Der ;Ssitung aopno tiir5li9 nm
Sp0lf ltbr Sic @loden ben Gieg pom
9urm riefen, licfeu Die ocutc pom
W1ittoaeiien ouf sic StroBc, i'm bic
froEe 9otldoft su h6rtn. glur Gin III
elmer 6omilie als 2unourbcitcr beIndf-
tister ruIlil6er &risgsgefangencr licB
iib beim MlittugeRen- -es CAB 5pGBle
un6 gtpfelmus--ou our9aus nicbt itorcn
gllB bic 2eute 3uriidtebrten unO Dem
Ruiien frcuoeitrobleno 5urieTtn. Som
no taput! oertete bet patrotiI9c 9tuKc
ouf Oie Ieere GpGBleIhiTcl urp Idgic
fmmunSelnb: .&opuo taput, GpGble
taputl" @r bate oie Ginnabme ser
ruiiiiden iSeitlins ooburh gerGHt, 0aB
er oas lJtittogeiien BON bier 9erlos
nen eingcnDmmen bate
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08
]sromincutc GInbs

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5outb-5trahe.
raricI acwing GIu6," Jerrp Bar.
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ng(rinloel Gmb," 9tr. 1000, 9torA.
gbarIcS.GtroBc.
g9lutomobil Glub bon @larvIau6, z
Hr. ~, @eit.9it, 9lopal-gl0cme.
Baltimore gltblctic.Ghl6," Ger.
t422, g}orO.Gborles-5trnBe
Baltimore Gorinibian gadJt
Club, JcrrD Bar.
Baltimore Club" GbarIcS. un6
9fnoiion-5troBr.
Baltimore GomtrD.Glub", Olo
lanOBurt.
Baltimore Motor Dabt.GIub, ("
am 6uBa Der 2i9bt.Sirabe.
Baltimore %rcB.Ghb," 9ir. 2it,
0it6apcitc.StraBc.
Baltimore 9abt.GIub," Sort
M&cSeurp.
uGoibolit Club" 9tr. 4O7, 9ioro.
GborIcs.Stra8e.
oGdtonsoillc Gomtrp-GIub," Ga
tonSpiIlc.
rG6arcoal-gIub," SomarO. mo
6rauflin-strohe.
nGilD Sub, SowarO. rmO 6ranf'
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aiunicu-@cbauOc.
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Bclt.9lort6. gIpemc.
oGoncor0.@lub", yir- ~, ytorD.
Gorep-5iraBc.
Democratic Glub,~ gir. 219, g..
2ibcrtg.StroBc.
eagles @mb,~ GGorplauo Shea.
lcr-Gc6GuOc.
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G6arlcS.St StroBcr'9lpcmie.
.aot & Settle @lub," GatonS0ilIe.
n6lorciion Club" ylr. 522, gtorO.
GDorleSsStraBc.
u@crnnnin GLIB" ylr. 1902,
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n&crutonio Eurnuercin," glr.
1916, SlorO. GjaultroBc.
n@orriion Golutrp.GIub," @ors
rilon. un0 @aiptbpriics9Iocmue.
rGcrmania Mdnncrhor,1 ylr,
S4S, g|or0.Soworo-S -SfraBc.
oSurmonic- Club" glr. Ala, @cIt.
Sapctte, ,StroBc.
,@rccn Spring GollcD Suni
@hl6,~ &5orriIon, aR6.
nMarplanO Canoe GIub," @roof.
lpu @O.
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nnN Nlonumcnt-StrdBc.
y2'Siron0clle Glrb oi Olngton,
9turtou, WlO.
nSobnS SopfnS.Glub," SoworO-
Eager. 5traBc.
.aRarDInno Gonntrp-Glub," Pori
ScigbtS.glpcnie.
,,M}omlanO Sodcg-Gmb," glr. $50
@Quitablc-@ebailoc.
~MarDIano N}otor Boat Club" +"
ON 6uBc scr 2ig6t.StraBc.
engineers Club" yr. 6, @elt'
&oQer-5troBe.
o@lorpIono Gtotor GDclc Glub,
9Sr. SAT-, Samilton Eerrace.
uM}arblanO Gipinmina Club" in
9um0olf.
uMerhunts-GIub," g2r. 2oG, Oii.
@crmdu5 5trobc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08

Sn 9tthsn iperocn Bic 3icecn an bic
Eiirer Der 0duIer gefiibrt uno Od Dor
ben gtueen Ser Mtilntuncen gemoltcn.
@enno9 TcDiiBt bieTcs @erfabrcn ni1t
oor Refrigerator. Der Mil6bdnoIer
trdat nGuli9 ciu loic liBenOcs Sc
pouo nit ipeiteu Qtcrmeln. Inter
oem S6ertlcib beFinOet iid, nun Elm
nit @oiIer gefiillter &outinutlad, BON
Dem aus Gin Salaub burb Sen eineu
Mermel porlduft. getm gRelten oriidt
er Oonn, fiir anDest unbeMertbdr, ID
nuf ben SHloucb. 0oB nit ber M&ilb
mebr uoer ipentgsr MaKer III Oas Mufs
faugaefdB flitBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08
1Dutrioti(des ]5oc6GiIc6(cill

Gie 5amiIis BAT ben @rief an sen
III England ilternierten G5oAn rnO
8rioer been0et nnO @otcr Ibldt Iioj
an, bic @piitel nit 5ur 9oIt 8u nc9s
men.
Du bittet &ldrHen, ibr Das Ghrifts
hiid nod cinen 9(lgenblid ousSu6Gns
bioen
p@o8u2" fragt bic mluttcr.
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