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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-31

in awe, for she was the main attrac.
ton in the old popular plays the com.
pany produced over and over again,
season after season.
The little company was playing to
poor houses at small city five hun.
dred miles from Linden Grove one
week. when the manager came to the
star just after rehearsal.
SWELL" he spoke. broad grin on his
face. "who do you tlASk blew into town
and into my hotel tbs morning?"
Stella made it known that she was
poor at guessing.
"Dale Arnold" explained the mana.
ger. and he chuclzled serenely.
"Who's he?" inquired Stella, who,
meeting odd hundreds a night, could
not keep close track or memory of all
Of them.
"You remember Linden Grover"
"Oh. yes-that pretty country town
back in Wisconsin,"
THAT'S the burg. And don't you, as
we'll, recall the fall guy who was crazy
to act and couldn't. fancied he was q
dramatic critic and missed it hard,
and for one evening fancied he was q
genuine Bohemian because we let him
pay for feed for the whole troupe?"
Il remember Mr.. Arnold very WE'LL -
answered Stella. with reminiscent
nod Of her pretty head. II liked him
because he liked US and our ways and
was honest and enthusiastic about 1t,
Now. them"
snow, them" answered the manager
with beaming face. "he has fallen
heir to twenty thousand dollars. First
thing ne does is to post after AS. I've
got my chance at last he says. 10
like to run show. Yours Is the near.
est to the best that ever came to Lin.
den Grove. There was star actress
you had'-and ne actually hlushed-
Stella. you mean? Iintimated. That's
her. he said. She's still with u.s. re.
marked and he looked relieved and
happy. Then he let loose"
"As hOw?" questioned Stella.
"Ofered to finance US for the sea.
son. I explained about our rickety
scenery and the old wardrobe. Make
it all new he ordered expansively.
Call on me for the checks Then I let
loose. You know I've had glad dream
about playing in the city-our own or.
chestra. lots Of advertising and. all
that. Here's our angel. I shall make
the most of him."
Stella placed Il hand gravely and i'm.
periOusly on the arm Of the manager.
'sDO 1t square," she observed, "or
Tn not In on the deal. Your great
scheme might go. I don't know. I'm
willing to dc my part"
That evening Dale Arnold came Be-
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-31

OF seventy feet into the flood tide of
the river below. Dent occupied that
cell temporarily. It was the quaran.
tine cell, but there was an overflow of
prisoners in the cells underneath, and
he was trusted-trusted not to commit
suicide! He smiled.
The rusty bars were more a pre-.
tense than anything else. Dent had
worked them loose from the masonry.
He had resolved that night to make
the leap-not for freedom but for eter.
nal sleep, under the waves.
He looked up and down the river. A
steamer from the coast was putting
into port. Dent could see her in the
distance, her brilliantly lit windows
looking like eyes. He saw, too, that
she was belching smoke from her fun
nels, as If burning soft coal. But he
did not think long about that. The
river below was tempting in its prom1
Use Of peace.
Dent removed the bars one by one
and flung them upon the floor of the
cell. He wanted to finish the leap
quickly, for his mind was full Of UNI
happy thoughts. What sort of man
had Lucille, married? Was he good
to her? Did he care for the child whom
he had never seen? It was we'll that
very soon no thoughts like that would
come to trouble him.
He squeezed his body upon the mar
row ledge and crouched there, measure
Ing the distance. Even now the fn-
stincts of the old diver came to him.
He knew that, with the proper poise.
he could make the plunge in safety and
swim to freedom, to Turk along the
docks until the sun dried his clothing
plain blue such as the TRUSTEES wore.
And he did not want his freedom.
He wanted death.
He leaped. He felt himself whirt
through the air. And even then,
against his will. automatically the
habits Of the diver reasserted them1
selves. He cleft the cool surface of
the water easily. held his breath, swan
under the waves, and emerged upon
the surface.
He conld not drown! He cursed him-
self bitterly. What should he do now 4
The answer came automatically. For.
not hundred yards from him, the
great steamer lay anchored, apparent-
no, drifting on the tide. From her
bridge poured mass of sooty flame.
She was on fire, and the wheel could
not to be held or reached!
He heard her sirens boot fearfully.
Then she seemed to keel over, and on
the sloping deck stood tiny figures that
shrieked for help and looked down in
terror into the seas as the fire, gain
Ing stronger hold, swept the vessel
etom end to end.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-31

The superb beauty and mag
niiicnncc of our Monumental
Work can only be appreciated
when actually seen-why not
then if you are considering the
purchase of a monume ut. pay us
visit and have us show you
some examples of our granite,
marble, ect.. first class-for we
have no" quarry seconds"
We would he pleased to call
with samples. designs. etc. Com
mand us.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-31
On the Breast
Of the Waters
By
H. M. EGBERT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Copyright, 1916. by w. g. Chapman.)

Copyright. 1876 by w. g. Chapman.)
The prisoner in cell as was for.
tunate, for he had an unobstructed
view of what was called the finest
sight in the world-the great stretch
Of the river by moonlight, and the
high buildings opposite, lit like a
fairyland. Eut what are city views to
q man who is serving sentence of fit.
teen years?
Fifteen years! Dents blood had run
cold when the judge pronounced that
memorable verdict. And Dent was con.
sidered lucky! He had killed man
whom, in his insane jealousy. he sup
posed to have betrayed his young wife.
Before he went to the penitentiary he
knew that Lucille had forgotten him.
Later he learned Of the child's coming.
Fifteen years! He had watched Lu.
Giles face that last time they met.
and in the forgiveness he had seen nc
love. He had killed that forever.
When he learned that she was seek.
ing divorce he bowed to the newt.
able. Fifteen years means the best
part Of mans life. at any time.
Then he learned of her divorce, later
news came of her remarriage. They
ceased to correspond. of course, and
all the convict's hopes of life shrank
to that spot of future freedom, unbe.
lievably small and distant. There were
twelve long years still to be served.
And he seemed to have lived through q
life's agony already.
Dent looked down through the slit
Of window. 1t was just wide enough
to admit the passage of a mans body
If any man was willing to risk leap
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(SEAI.l
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-31
Nothing to II.

II see New York lawyer has filed
brief in poetry. I don't think I'll try
that in my practice"
"NOr l." declared the other attorney,
Our clients might take to paying
poetry prices"
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-31
Price Of PoIitene.,.

"POliteness costs nothing"
II don't know about that" replied
Senator Sorghum. 1.-THE way one Of
the most unpopular men in my dis.
trict insists on giving three cheers 70,
ne Is likely to cost me q lot of voteas
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-31
WATKINS REMEDIES

have the agency for the Wat.
kin's liniments. spices. eXtractl
and toilet articles for the sol!f
half Of Richland county. incud-
ing the city of Wahpeton.
A full line of the above artl.
cles is kept at 81 Second stree
south.
Phone 36sL NJ. D. Kceney, Agen
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-13
o The ->
Scrap Book
Wrong Foot.


Sam. who was great gunner. made
arrangements to 70 on Il hunting trip
ut an early hour in the morning. but
having no faith in alarm clocks, he,
rought the services of the night cop
on the corner. az
lin" said he. instructing the cop,
when go to bed tonight ! am going
TO tie one end Of cord around my
biz toe and throw the other end out OF
the window, AT 4 o'clock in the morn,
Inc want you to pull ON the rope
and keep on pulling until tell you
to STOP a5 us
IAN right. SAM smiled the police
man, you will find me on the job"
Late that night Sam crawled In. and,
after adjusting the rope according to
schedule, he was soon in the land OF
dreams. Hardly had be slept, a j;.,A
ute. he thought, when be was awaken
ed by frightened cry. and then more
cries. and TO his horror he saw Mrs.
Sam slowly sliding feet first toward
the window. .7. ,
Gee" he exclaimed as the truth
suddenly dawned npon him, Il must
have tied that cord around the wrong
toe!'-Philadelphi Telegraph
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-13
NORTH BENNINGTON

George Stanley is spending some
time with his brother Elmer Stanley
Edward Adams of the B. e. M. R. r.
visited at his home here over Sunday
E. c. Brown of Bennington spent
Saturday and Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. Il. p. Brown. 49,
Claude Norris of Barton. VI. who
resided here for several years, is visit
ing friends in town.
Arthur c. Cushman of New York
city visited with his family at H. c..
Whites over Sunday
Thursday evening of this week there
will be union prayer service at the
Congregational church.
The regular communication of Tuck
err Lodge No. AS F. & A. NJ. occurs
Wednesday evening, March 10.
The Junior Pathfinders will meet
Wednesday evening at the Baptist
Parsonage and the seniors will hold
their meeting Friday evening.
Louis Wilmington, who has been con-
fined to the house for week with
the grip, is again able to be out
JOnn III. CuSnmhn, lrVlnStOn On the
Hudson was an over Sunday guest of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. r. Cush-
man,
The play. "A Regiment of Two" re-
Gently given under the auspices OF
Tucker Lodge, will be repeated in
South Salisbury, Cole Hall. Tuesday
evening, March H.
The woman's missionary circle Of
the Baptist church will hold their
monthly meeting with Mrs. F. D. Ran
ney Thursday at 2.30 p. M Leader
Mrs. II. f. Lamb.
Mrs. F. ID. Ranney, d. ID. G. NJ. of
District No. will make an official
visit Tuesday evening to Adoniram
chapter of Manchester and Wednesday
to Red Mountain chapter of Arlington.
At the regular meeting of Tucker
Chapter o. E. S. on Friday evening Of
this week, the District Deputies will
be entertained, also the Grand Matron
of the state, Mrs. Laura b. Cole of
Bennington.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-13
A Pretty Poor Clan.

An old Scot came down from the
highlands to visit his son, a student at
Edinburgh university. Together they
attended learned lecture, in the
course of which the professor frequent
ly referred to the wonderful part which
microbes play in human existence. On
their way out the son asked his ia
ther how he liked the lecture. II din.
ma ken whit mak's him pit sac muckle
stress on whit the Microbes haze done.'
replied the old man. i've no heard
O. them afore, but | ken aye thing
they've never done whit tb' McGreg.
ors an TIL Macphersons haze accom-
plisht an there lives no siccan a
glorious clan as tn Campbells in a tn
warld"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-13

----.. - y -. 4 ...s--...Y
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-13
Till Evenings Hour.

Thou shalt not praise the day till night
Is falling,
However far its dawn and noon may be.
Outlines at eventide come storms appall-
ing.
Setting the lightning and the thunder
free,
Thou shalt not blame the day till it is
ending.
Though It has brought thee food and
hurricane.
Full oft at nlghtfall comes deep peace
descending
In sunset gold and roses. glorious gain
Praise each fair morn that calls thee UP
from sleeping,
And through tho hot day work with all
thy might;
Then leave the evening hour In heavens
keeping.
Which sent both winter cloud and sum-
mer light.
From the German of Gerok.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-13
His Reputation.

A surgeon whose work lies largely
among foreigners tells the following,
which happened several years ago:
A woman who had very little the
matter with her was SO interested in
her own case that she talked about 1t
every time opportunity afforded. Ono
day she said to the doctor:
What would happen to me if I did
not come when did,"
"Oh, you would probably have died
If you had come any sooner" replied
the doctor.
The woman got WE'LL and the doctor
dismissed the case from his mind. One
day, however, neighhor of the wo-
man appeared with u bad deformity
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-13
Juaaled the LANGUAGE.

DR.. Hans Richter. who has resigned
the honorary degrees conferred on
him by two of the English universi-
ties, lived in England ten years, but
never became proficient In the English
language, says the London Chronicle.
Many amusing plumbers of his used TO
be passed around in Manchester.
''She is no better; if she does not lie,
she swindles." he told a member OF
his orchestra who. hearing that Frau
Richter had been i'll, inquired as to her
progress.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-13

edges as notched and turn over on the
outside on large "O'' perforations. All
is now ready for stitching. Now, close
the leg seam, matching the notches
carefully and turn hem at lower edge
on small 20" perforations. Insert an
elastic or drawstring and close CEN
ter seam. Sew Wristbands TO upper
edges, centers even, fold through the
center and fell remaining edges over
seam.
While trimming is not necessary on
boomers. some of the smartest models
show attractive stitchiRgs of braid.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-13

which was growing rapidly worse as
time went on.
why didn't you come to me sooner
with this!" he demanded. +t
"Vell. you know Mis- johnson"
"Yes," nodded the doctor
"Vell, she tell me you say If dey come
to you too soon you kael dem."-ln.
dianapolis News.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-13

For both ladies and misses are these
boomers designed, and they are very
practical since freedom of movement
is allowed without the sacrifice of
graceful lines.
Serge is the material par excellence
for the development of the boomers,
2A yards being required if Al inches
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-13
THROAT
y NOSE
MOUTH
ANNOUNCEMENT
NA~ANA

Masse & Sons, contractors and
painters are ready to do painting in
all its branches. Paper hanging a
specially. Address 211 Depot Street.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17

Jiidern, Die fid uber i'm Iuitig mod
ten, trieb fie es itets an lm1teiten unb
riidfidtsloieiten. Gle 5urnte linn, bab
ct Marie u%nabldiiig nit ieinen Sic
gesmtrdgen perfolgte un6 6em ormen
ai1roe, oos NIT uneriditterlider
Sreue on @er6 bling, lire obnebin
10 febr idtpierige ste1ung beim @a<
ter nod eridaperte unb BON Ser an
beren Seite fl0Bte ibr Ser tpunoerlide
Menid Elm eigennrtiges Sntereiie elm.
Sic betrndtete i'm un6 madte i'm
CUR 3ielideibe ibrer @ibe, dbnlid als
Oh er Elm Bnpagei o6er Elm Mffe ge=
peien udre, Ser fid nod Ser Sniel
berirrt batte. &onrao botte ii6 an
lire 9ngriffe f@on 10 getpobnt, 6ab
er gar 1idt mebr 6arauf adtete, iei<
mem S6tpeltern fiel es aber ouf unb
iie frogten i'm, OBJ 6enn sic 2e11te
otter folde 3inge iid gegen i'm ber=
ol1snabmen. St gab es 1odeno 81
nit 6em 8emerfen, baB i'm 6as in
ieiner 8ebagIidfeit nidt meiter itore.
%, 4onro6," feuf5te mmgarete,
utpenn sos Ser 8ater b0rte!" ~@os
meiter?" beriebte er obenbin,n gibt
es ettpa feiren gpott uno feinen 9obn
unter SEN 2e1ten cures &reiles?
3uden iie tpeniger sic Mdleln unb
lin6 Tie meniger bei ser Son6 nit al
leilei gebaiiigen ge3eidnungen, menn
iib einmol elmer fin6et, ser lid nidt
in sic SdobIone 6riden tpin, bie tie
al5 beritdn6ig un6 ididIi6 be5eid
mem? Sd 1ai1e mid bod rod bel lie
Der bon foldem berben, aber gutmi=
tbigen Sii6er berbobnen oIs baB id
bon euern gebil6eten un6 m%oblanitdr>
6igen 2euten iiber5udertes Gift bin=
unter at miirgen befomme." ~9u bait
redt 8ruber!" REF @ilbelmire TO-
glei9. 50, menn 6u miiBteit, tpos i'd
tpdbren6 6ieies @inters mie6er alles
gelitten nn6 erfabren, un6 mie id
MIDI geiebnt babe, ole meme Sualen
in 6us Meer un6 in beine 8ruit 5u
~perienfen! Sd babe Str bel gu er5ab-
len, bu biit o119 ser ein3ige, Ser MIDI
b%eritebt!" Gle ergriff bes 8r16ers
@on6 un6 brudte 1ie an ibr 9er5.
Gortfesung folgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
Sin gates 6rnbitad.

ST tpidtig fir ben Damn, mel&er
arbeitet - Ser Sag beginnt 6mit -
urb men11 es nidt gut 1T, gebt es Ben
eon5en Sag berfebrt. .Dus @etrdnf,
peIdes freubig itimmt, aber ni9t be-
rauidt" fann gebrm1t tper6en ent1pe'
Ser aus feinem Sbee, aromatif4en
&oheiorten ODER mobli4medenoen
Gocous ODER gbofolate1 bon 9eertng
& Elantenberg, geeienet fir sen
@oumer. zines g%pih1raers. unfere
@rocerien geb0ren 81 ben beften, Die
gu baben ftno, in fem geronten Ero'
aeb Mebliorten uno @erealien aQer
arten. 9eerins e *lantenberg,
ct. @ermoinitrabe, ct. Gloub. Nfi,rr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
sSiibrt ieinen eisener1 Sail a..

Tmbrt leinen eige1en Tau al.
uMein eigener SOL lit iiderli4 Der
bette gepeis," 1dreibt 9err Scarf
Mnios, AIS M. elliott Mpe., Sc
troit> Mi4., fir Sic gor5use bon
6orri's Mlpenfrduter. Sd mar an
einem 2eioen erfrorft, oas Don man
den ols gtppinoiudt be5eidnet tuur-
Sc. Mein @orpergespidt fiel ouf 1873
Ghano. No9 Dem @ebraud 6es nj.
p%enfrdl1ters getpann id meme &C.
liftsforbe tpteoer, befam Mppetit,
uno iest miege i9 1855 Yfuno. Sober
mann, ser mild mabreno meiner
&ronfbeit fannte, uno bon meinem
dIedyten Musieben mubte, lit nber-
raidt iiber mei1oe berdrberte gridei'
n11ng."
6orris Mpenfrduter bdlt efrren
ungebrod,enen @eforb bes grfolg@
in ser gebonolung ser 2eiben o@
glutes uno bes @pitems. Sa,ienoe
boben freuoig feline eeiunbmadenoen
Gigenidoften beaeugt. @iro nidt in
Mpotbefen perfouft. Spe5ialagentea
Iiefern es SEN 2euten orieft bonn 60
boratorium Ser Seritener: 9r. Netcr
6ahrnep & Cons Co., 1875 50.
@opne Mpe., Chicago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
@eaeu einen bili0ien anfaa.

@em SIR elm beftiges aopfuef
bobt, bos bon bclegter 3unge beglei-
tet lit, gfel Dor Der 3abrung, timber
oauIidteit, perbdrtete 2eber, @rbrc'
den zines 9beiles Der peroauten
Iobrung un6 Damn @ale, 'bonn iol.
tet Sbr tpiiier1, boB Sbr einen bili0.
fen anfon bobt. 8dbreno Sbr iehr
frorf fem moget. 1T Elm GROCER Sroit
al rpiffcn, oob 2inberung a., erbolten
lit ourd ginnebmen breier Chamber
[ain's Toblctte. Sic iino prompt unn
mirfiam. gu faufen in Senrp's
Corner Drug Store. - ana.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17

gl1rg iesenoen Samplers. No@ lan-
ge blid1e @ottlieb 9anien Dem
Dumpfidiff no6. 8eae anf Beae
legte lid 5tpiiden Die beioen 6abr5eu-
ge SIM groBerr, BON maftiger
sdtpingen fortbetpegten Sdiffe fubr
tie 6obin; int idapanfer1ben fleinen
8oot r1lberte er iid 6a1rd Sic @oge,
mar Sos 1idt Elm 8il6 ibrer beri4ie=
oenen DEMONSTRATING unb ourfte er le
boffen, Tie gu erreiden? @otlieb
ieuf5te tief. @er6 blidte i'm on,
orudfte linn STE Son6 uno idtpieg.
sic perltonoen ii6 o1d obne @orte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
St. Benedict's Academy
ct. Spiepb, @tearns g., Minu.

Cine ser beiter Mnitalten CUR bo=
beren Sodterer5iebung I'M gan5en
Mor6peten. unterridt IN beut=
i6e, engliider nnb fran5oiiider
@prode, @tenograpbie, Sppe,
mriting, 8udfubren, Mhuiif, Wea=
len, 4od)en uno meiblide Sono-
orbeiten. &ripot3immer, nit ol=
len mooerner ~8equemli9feiten
ousgeitattet, iteben SEN 3oglingen
CUR gerfiig11ng. Mh obigem SIT
ltit1te lit cine Sdule fir &1raben
bon 6 Bis IL Sobren nerbunoen.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT men6e man iid on
Sister Directress, o. Sd.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
1 z

Wus 1in6 6enn % tpieber fir ST.
item uno 8auen bon Stdtin unge'
fommen?" fragte Siirgen &ein5en in
unmutbigem Some, in6em er 5u &aro=
line Heters trn, melde Dor Ser Sbmr
oes @obnba1ies ltebenb, Dem &nedte
uno einem Sagelobner Befeble gab,
sic ioebe1r nit DEM 4bpaden bon oil
lerlei 5rodtitiden beidaftigt tparer.
1as Gro1teriobr INN 6ie @itttpe Re=
tiers tpor beinobe boruber. &aroltne
ltrug ii9 5tpar nod idtpor5 geitottete
li6 ober 6o9 idon eirren meiBen &ra=
gen nro meiBe Mani6etten, etn
|@dmudltiid unb Elm 6unfelfmbiges
lgun6; iie pertpenoete iberbaupt iebt
meit mebr SorgfaIt maf ii@ ols fritz
ber, IieB ii6 @leioer aus belleren
@toffen nn6 bon eleganterem Sdnit=
tie aus stettir fommen unb ging
m16 an cine umgeltaltung hires
&musgerdtbes, pie ibrer gan5en 2e=
bensfubr11rg. 50 periteH unb az
maIig fie nit 6ieien 8erdn6erungen
5um @oridein fam, ertgingen iie bod
ni@t SEN Mugen oes beitdn6ig init ge-
lponnter Mufmerfimfeit cuff ser
9m1er itebenoen Suirgem Sein5en uno
er madte feline gemerfungen oornber,
baIo NIT ip0ttliiden, bolb nit finiter
6roben6em Borten, permodte uber
@oroIine ba6urh ielten aus ibrem
@leidm1tb 5u bringert. 9u@ beute en-
miberte iie nit trodenem Gone:
u@enm oi9 .6ie Meugier6e 10 iebr
p1ogt, 10 farnit 6u gerne piiien, BOB
es @eidirr un6 @lasiadem iino, Die
id mir fommen Ioiie." uMeugierig
BIN i6 iuit nidt, ober tpilien modt
i6 bod, tpo311 ou SEN &ram bru1fft,"
ertpiberte Siirgen. SEQ, tpenr bas
mdt Meugier6e lit, Damn meiB i'd
nidt, tpie i9's 1pebmen fou," ladte
@uroline, vfonnteit 6irs ibrtgeng TEL
Der fugen: incline Soden finb Der
bnauft un6 90 muB id meme fnufen."
SIT 6od fold Elm @m1fen BON Eopfen
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