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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-14

TO buy n touring car and wreck it
Is pretty much an everyday perform
Rnce. To buy touring car to wreck
Il Is not so common. Director ]. p.
McGowan Of the Helen Holmes tSig-
nall company which is filming "A Lass
Of the Cumberland" in the north Cal
ifornia big woods. for distribution by
Mutual. purchased a Dayton for that
purpose. II was for use in the third
episode OF the play After witnessing
tho death OF homesteader in a fight
representatives Of two rival factions
make race for the land office to re-
file on the dead mans land. A con-
demned bridge collapses under the
party taking a short cut, and the car
IS demolished.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-14
FIRE CONTROL DRILLS
INCREASE EFFICIENCY

able VIII be marched against an
imaginary enemy under conditions
that almost approximate real war.
Drilled from six to eight hours a
day and performing duties which, II
not carried out, might turn healthy
camp into dangerous one. the ex-
petition thus far has not stagnated.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-14

the Burgrettstown field, Washington
county, the Peoples Natural GAS
Company's No. 8 and the Durgetts-
town OIL Company's No. . on the s.
E. and NJ. Scott farm are holding nm
at 210 and 1876 barrels, respectiIeIy
The Oil Market.
The prices paid for oil of varions
grades by the purchasing agencies
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-14
LAW HALTS WEDDING
OF NORMA TALMADGE

Frank Keenan, has the lead in a
Thomas Ince Triangle play, THE
Thoroughbred" In i've acts at the
orpheum theater today. The story is
laid In kentucky and concerns Itself
with tho adventures Of young min
lister who tries to remove the evil Of
race track gambling.
This drama marks one OF Mr.. Keen
ans greatest BuccC sscs. His stalwart
personality dominates throughout the
entire production. Ford Sterling, the
very funny man. is starred in His
Lying Heart" two reel Keystone
comedy.
O.
1t IS announced that in his new
play. Honest John O'Brlen," Chuuncey
OlCott Will omit the songs which hnve
been part OF his former offerings
George VI. Conan. who wrote the play.
Is authority for the statement that 1t
is so constructed that II Will not
admit Of songs or music OF any kind
o.
The attraction at the Grand today
is Olga Petroya in What VIII People
Say" The added attraction is tho
third episode OF "The Crimson stain
Mystery" while the Paramount Bray
cartoons are also on the program.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-14

Philadelphia preachers have FORM
ed,a church advertising club.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-14

love for woman. In the end great
awakening came 10 Helen Brant. and
great punishment came to the snake
in Eden. Helen Gibson appears in
THE Broken Rail" and Heinle and
Louie are seen in an act OF comedy.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-30
It Has Been My Experience

Dear I. H. 3. Nj. E.: have found an
economical use for the little black wood
en- colar-buttons which come back n my
husbands shirts from the laundry. |
put them away in my spice-box and use
them as cloves for seasoning ham, or
mix them in a white sauce as an effec-
tive substitute for capers.-Mrs. II. j.
NJ, 8 Nausea Street.
Dear Experience Column: The other
day, while | was seeding blackberries,
| thought of something which might be
of interest to your very valuable col
umn. Do you think that it would?-
Mrs. S. n. n, P. o. Box.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-30

| have found new way to remove
fly-paper from an afternoon gown to
which it has stuck. Take an ordinary
pair of grape-scissors and clip away the
dress-goods from around the spot to
which the f1y-paper is sticking. This
leaves the fly-paper as good as new
Mrs. +. l.. c., as Tremen Avenue.
Dear 1t Has Been My Experience: |
used to suffer from nose-bleed until |
discovered the following simple remedy:
Drop a heaping teaspoonful OF Port
land cement up each nostril and hold
the head back until it has hardened.-
Mrs. l.. J. P, II Tuna Road.
Among the seasons newest offerings
affected by the jeuneSSe of the younger
set is what the smart tailors are call
ing embroidered OrerdllS, which are, in
effect, simply embroidered overalls.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-30
This Is the First 0fa Series of Chats yM Girls BY
the WorId's Premier Screen Queen-- Miss DeareStS
articles viii Appear Only ON This Page

as an actress. | remember well the first
position as motion picture actress that |
obtained. 1t was to play a part in the
nine-reel feature, "The Young Maid
from Pawtucket," which was produced
few years ago by the great producer,
Goliath G. Panama. He always consid-
cred it one of his best productions, al
though, of course, it is nothing COM
pared to my new ten-reel feature film,
THE Old Monk of Siberia" for which
posed in Siberia last winter, and which
will shortly be released in New York.
After having obtained position with
a motion picture company you are ready
for the next step. This is to act in some
photO-play. There is wide range Of
photo-plays to choose from, ranging
from grave to gay. | have no hesita-
tion in saying this, for | made a spe-
cial study of the subject when | was in
Bombay last winter, posing for my new
eleven-reel feature, THE Young Man
from Bombay" which you will all have
an opportunity to witness before very
long, and concerning which Goliath Q.
Panama, the great photo-play director,
says; This film is the most stupen-
dously superlatve film which | have
ever produced"
SO, you see, it is not so hard, after
all, to become a motion picture actress.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-30
Riddles Kozy K0rner Klub

Street, Cohasset, Mass. She is two
years old.
The first prize for composition this
week. consisting Of beautiful silver.
mounted whiskey flask, goes to Walter
Wimple nine years old, of IL Neurosis
Alley. Schroon Lake, N. Y. Walters
composition, which is entitled My Va
cation" is as follows:
Once had Kitty.
II died.
Mother made me throw it away
The subject for next weeks compost
ton is "Why Left Ny Husband" The
first prize will be beautiful package OF
pipe cleaners.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-30
& Tiny Tales for the Tots &

While Willie was singing this song he
thought he heard noise. So, as soon
as he had finished singing, he looked
down. And what do you suppose he
saw, darlings? You'd never, never,
never in the world guess what it was,
so I'll tell you.
A WORM
Yes, the cutest, most worm-like little
worm that you ever saw in all your life.
And while Willie was watching it,
WHAT do you suppose it did? Can you
New-York tribune., 1916-07-30
Konducted by Kousin Kuthbert.

TAVE you secured your MEMBER
II ship button in the he. K. S,rI *. * H. oh h.
yet? They are not hard 10 oo-
tain, and hope to see all of you wear
ing them before long.
In order to secure button all you
have to do is cut the coupon out OF rage
10 of The Tribune Magazine for nine
successive Sundays. When you have
them all, put them in mothers top ou-
reau drawer and send us twelve cents IN
stamps. Then ask mother to get faith
er's dress suit out of the trunk in the
attic. On the right sleeve of the coat
YOU will see two little buttons. Cut one
of these off.
In this way you will secure beautiful
membership button. AS father never
uses that button, anyway, ne probably
won't notice it's disappearance. IL ne
does, blame it on your little sister.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-30
Willie and the Worm.

~ NE day, when Willie had been a
very naughty boy, his dear
~ mother put him out in the
great, big, lonesome back yard and
chained him to a clothes pole. At first
Willie was very, very much frightened,
just as you would be, darlings, If your
dear mother were to put you out IN the
great, big, lonesome back yard and
chain you to a clothes pole.
After awhile Willie grew less fright
ened and began to look about him. AT
first he could see nothing but the great,
big, lonesome back yard, but, after he
had looked a little while longer, he
found that he could see the great, big,
tall back fence as well.
Willie was so happy at this that he
felt Just like singing. So he thought he
would make up a dear little song for
himself, because his dear mother had
not thought to leave him any music
books when she had chained him up in
the great, big, lonesome back yard.
So Willie began to sing, and it was
the dearest, cutest, merriest little song
that you ever heard He made it all up
himself, too. Wouldn't you like to hear
it, darlings? Well, it went like this:
The shades Of night t0ere falling fast
As through an Al lpine viUGge passed
A youth ,cho bore, mid sno1o and ice,
4 banner ,oith this strange device:
Excelsior!
New-York tribune., 1916-07-30

We went yesterday to poulterer's on
South Street, near the Bridgeport boat
slip, and there found what may be con-
sidered perfect gem of a poulterer, if
any one likes poulterers. If you want to
know more about it go and look for
yourself. You'll never find it.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-30
Among the Shops

In a little shop on Seventy-elghth
Street one can find veritable bargains
in hand-laundered crab-nets, with semi
detachable cuffs and organdie insertion.
Of course, they are bit ultra, but for
the woman who wants to have her home
furnished in the best of taste and yet in
qood taste there is nothing better.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-30

wv THEN I was in Algiers last win
wv ter, posing for my new seven
reel feature, "The Old Bey OF
Algiers," which is shortly to be shown
at all the prominent New York motion
picture houses, and which is without
doubt the most marvellous triumph OF
motion photography ever produced by
the great photo-play producer Goliath
@. Panama, used to receive a great
many letters from girls asking me to
tell them how to become a motion pict-
ure actress. SO | thought it would prob
ably interest great many girls II told
them how to become one.
There are a great many ways Of be-
coming a motion picture actress, and
there is much to be said on both sides.
This thought struck me particularly
when | was in Madrid last winter. pos
ing for my new eight-reel feature film,
"The Old Monk of Madrid" which you
will all be able to see shortly at the
prominent New York motion picture
houses. The quality of this miraculous
triumph of motion picture photography
may easily be deduced from the fact
that the great photo-play producer, Go
Hath O. Panama, considers it his mas
terpiece.
One of the best ways of entering the
motion picture profession is to obtain a
position with motion picture company
New-York tribune., 1916-07-30
Acorn Pan-DoWdy

IN the illustration is shown lunch
l. con dish that is different and yet
simple and inexpensive. Take the
whites of twelve acorns, scoop them out
and fill them with acorn meats, chopped
very fine. Place in a buttered pan and
New-York tribune., 1916-07-30
Luncheon for the
Unexpected Guest

OFTEN one is caught without ade-
~ quate preparation for guests at
luncheon. At such times the following
menu can be prepared quickly and out
of odds and ends at hand:
Go to the iceboX and take some cold
terrapin and dish of yesterdays
guinea-chicken. Then gather together a
few scraps of venison and chop it up in
scrambled plovers' eggs, pouring in
Pint of extra heavy cream as thicken-
ing. Garnish with artichokes. This
will make a simple and, at the same
time, an easy dish to prepare.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-30

Printers pi makes tasty dish for warm
summer evenings. All that is needed is a
pound of fresh etaoin grated and strained
through a colander. Sprinkle with sliced
shrdlu and bake in a quick oven. Garnish
with cmfwyp and throw out of the window.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-30

Dainty hand-painted china ear-muffs
are 10 cents at Canal Street depart
ment store. They come in two sizes
too small and much too small.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-30
y - - ~ f e = :
|IilII|IIIIIIIII|IIII|lIIII &

guess? No, of course you can't, be-
cause you're not writing this story; so
I'll tell you.
1T CRAWLEDl
So Willie was very, very sorry he had
been such naughty boy, and as soon
as his dear mother came and united him
he promised never, never to be so
naughty again.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-30

The unconscious sayings of children are
often very humorous. An amusing example Of
this, says "The Manchester Guardian" occurred
the other evening when little Bobbie was say
ing his prayers His mother, listening out
side his bedroom door, and hearing nothing,
went in and found the little fellow fast asleep
New-York tribune., 1916-07-30

You don't know what comfortable bathing i, until you
have had dip IN the Atlantic Ocean.-Adyt
New-York tribune., 1916-07-30

Old electric light bulbs make excellent
Chianti bottles, if you can think of any way
to get the Chianti into them.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-30

Come one. come all, thi. rock shall Ay.
From its FIRM base as soon as l.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-30

For the boy of five a goldfish muzzle
makes a pretty toy. They are cents
at several places.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-30

chivvy about with an olive-fork until 7
o'clock. Set in slow oven and allow to
simper. Serve in ramekins.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-30

These may be made easily by procuring
pair of plain overalls and mess of
embroidery and sewing the latter on the
former.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-30

The first boy or girl who tells what IS
wrong with this picture will receive as
a prize nickel-plated heroin layout.
ANSWER TO LAST WEEKS PICT-
URE: The catsup contained no benzoate
of soda.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-30

What IS 50 rare as a day IN June e9-Adyi.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-30

For the woman who has to purchase a
wedding gift and wants something out
of the usual run, bazaar on the cor
ner of Sixth Avenue and Seventy ninth
Street comes as a veritable life-saver.
Especially charming, as we'll as reason
able in price. are their hand-carved cor
New-York tribune., 1916-07-30

w THEN I was in Algiers last win
w ter, posing for my new seven
reel feature, THE Old Bey OF
New-York tribune., 1916-07-30

\ NE day, when Willie had been a
} very naughty boy, his dear
mother put him out in the
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-29
AinOtrmano.
gsie fs IN SOllanb Iibrr ben arisa
beuien.

sg0i1R oq oeBau uiobrtu, ipos HdI
5itmt, 70 frGee nur BEL ebien 0routn
an 9as @Dtbtpprt taft lih barliertn;
g8ili bu osnou srFabrn, Uaa bic Qllten
benton, 70 irdge MIR BEL ben tleinen ain'
bern an" ~ DEM = neil mir loon betm
3iiitrtH Tinb - .mle bic 4lim lunscn,
b 5pitimern bic 9uHqtn.'
g8it btnlen bic Cent? in 6oaanb iiber
ben 9risg2 Climb Ie nirili6 nu ges
5Dung,n neuiral} Ginb ibrs Neignugen
auf Ssiitn Der 8tutlden obcr Gnetdnbtr2
Die griten perliinbfn Der Wtlt, bob Doll
lamb ben btniihen gldhbor babt uno nur
auf bic gteigutie @%eleesHbtit pariet nm
ubr ibn ber5nfalltn.
Dir bobeu brilii9rn 9trtinbiauuesn
ME gsglaubi; mir haben nidt an ben 9aB
Der 6oldubtr esglaubt unb infer Wib'
trautH gcaeu bic Bitten infer 3utrautn
~ ben aolldHpsrn iGciHt bere9tiat genes
len (. bic Ainberltimmen aeben ms redt.
Dos nAlgansen oaubelsblao" bat cine
an5abl 5hultinber um lire Mtinun9 iiber
ben &rjeg befraat. &inber BADEN leint
eigene WieinuHa. lie ipitgeln nur bic qHs
ihien ibrer erpddituen llmatbung pioer;
ano oarum Iinb bisfe NsinungadnbsruHs
gen btr ainber In 6plnno BON @gldng.
Sin elfidbrigss MG69tn etildrie: IS
il arieg 8lpiideu Deutialano, 6ra1treid
8elgIeH, Japdn, Gngldu6 Norbfraulreid,
Sabisn. 4iriio unb Ameriid. Mir ipols
Zen, BOB DeuiihldHo iiegt tpeil bic 3suts
i@m 70 tdpftr unb bran idmpTsn"
Gin 8p0lfidbristr anabt ihreibt: .Gs
III arieg Snif9en @nglaHb, Jrdntrsid,
DatIdIonb, StalitH. SD piinf6e, bab
bic Dalti@en fissen, neil is iol4e Stloea
Fno."
Gin Mdb6en 5eigt fd bon Der neutras
len MISUNDERSTANDING bceinflubt, uno err
Hart, nit einer groBortigen 9ete:
gDeutfhlaub, 8elgien 6rdntrei9, Stdiitn,
RibIanp. Gnelano 20 id ipiinI6e, oab alls
oieie Gambler iiegen modttni1
Sin 8nabe mont ii6 luitia iiber bic
Qaiitrten: nDeutl6tanb gsipinRt nod
ourd feline 8unbtsgtnoFtH, bonn iie ollt
9aben 70 bielt aroBe adnouen unb itdrte
GsItungen. bic bon ben 9tutIden berutns
bel perben. Die Gugldn6er raIen, benn
It ipo1ten 0eutidlanb bsrni6tsu, ober
oas gelingt tbneH e%benIopenig. nie IS bcu.
5rdn5oieu aud nidt gcIang, i'm april in
Berlin 81 iein."
Gin onberer Rndbe Ifrei6t tur5 unb fer
mig: sd iuiinI6s, bas 3atihlanb Iisgt,
oenn bort ipobnt mein Guttl.@
Gin Glfidbrigtr beariinbet feline 3ubers
fiht in ben Gieg Der beutideu @dfien in
f~olgeubtr sigenartiger Dsiie. sd m09tc
am titbittu, baB 9eutitldHb Tiegt. 8em
IS itunl fsins 9anbtdrte 70 gut. 9arum
iiegte IS aud 1870. Die Sran5oIcn be-
greiieH leiH bisdsn bon Der Geographic.
sic tpuBteH ni6t eiumal. % fe i'm eigtatn
aanOt cher in Dmti6lanb fparen. 9ts.
balb CLAUDE i6, baB bic 9eutI9sR aud
ieBt iuieber fie9en nerben.4
ainhtrmuno tut bic Da6rbeit funb.
@8ir aIaabsu nun nod tpeniger an ben
Deutihenbdb In SoIunb ais fruber.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-29

Wir pifsn niHt, Oh Root Der Drills
dHasbortej ss IN m0elid, fosaf rabrs
fneinliA. bsnn CT purbs Ipdter arieess
fdretdr unb mnb ais folder etipiB milt
tdrif4t asnnntniHs beftFm bob,n. 9ubtrs
benz III &c bod fir pr,parebnsb. or
fpriht t%penieitsns bdfir nnb tr III Gin
gldn5enbsr Reoner.
Gr fdate in ieintf Rsbe BEL btr Roten
areu5 @erfammlung: aWir Iinb Elm adnb
NIT 100 Wiliontn niht orennifsrier
Msnidsn. Die 8siddftienng Der msiiieH
bisisr aeute gebt balm, fsi5uTelsn, ME
bel Te aug benz 2dnbe bsrdustriegsn tons
men. BUR tpenige btnisn: .Wos fam i'd
fit mein 2anb tun9"
Gin eldn5enbsr Rebner, Der Glibu Root,
Elm eeiibtsr Wann Der 1d0nen Worte. 3u
tpsldsr aldHe Sdblt er fbd; gu ben Wsnis
gen, bic frozen: "What can ] do for
my country2" 80. 5u ben @ielsn, bic
frdgsu: "What can / do my countey
for2"
GlibA Root ipor bon 1883 Bis 1885
8uubesoiFriftsdnipdIt; 1894 DeIesat gum
northumberland bes States ylsir
gort; 1899 Bis 1904 arisssietretdr; 1906
bis 1909 Stoatsietretdr; 1909 bis 1916
8unbesisuator.
St 1T Elm sldn5enbtr Rebnsr, Elm &c,
ii6ter Mann Der T60nn Worts. st iprihi
ME Elm potriot fir ben patriotismus, bel
ieIbitlos bas Sntereie bes aanbes iibei
bas eieens felt. ST lpri6t ME Elm pa
triot fir prepdreOnsB unb fir 0pferpil'
lieieit, unb bate bic G9rlidteit Isinei
meinune gsipiB Ourd bic Eat beiraitigt
tpsnn er our 3eit beg 9iirstrtrieges MIDI
gu jung unb our 3eit bes Spanif4er
arieges at alt a~sipeien mare.
glber er lift elm estpdnbter GsbHer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-29

antn btrarilgtn birtltsn unb inbireiisn
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. tint aobslbtpsl6s: Ca.
rob NOR an Der Front unb Ipititt fir ibre
litbtn gran5oIsn. Gdrob mar nI9liitrt
unb btqeiItert BON BEN Gpitrmut ibrer
qdnbsltlis. mir gIaabn bas CANA oerne
bordusesItbt bob fe 10 itfli6 an
Der Gront mar -, btnn NIsmonb eritnni
ben Mut unb bic b~tibtnbaiie 4uSbduer
Der Dran3oItn b~trsitipiligtr an alB Der
: uiids; Ct %bstpunbert bic SpFtri1iligisii
II. 70 mebr ais tr lire JlubIofattii ienni.
Sarah tdbelt nHb fabelt ptitsr, baB Te
odrauf bsftonben babe mad ben borberften
S6Hbtnerdbsn sefiibrt 5n fptrosn, mad
einsm quntte, Der TN 5tuerbsrti9 Der
DeuildeH lag gllnb ais i'd cana
borne In Der ndHIten Rdbs Der DeutIhen
nor, bebouerie i6 niir, bob i'd ni6t gut
lenuo Ishsn lann, nm onf ie su feutrn".
Sdrdb 9drnum. btutt NIT y Jdbren
nod bieielbe N nit 40 .abren 49,. /.
Netldmcbtlbin bomdls cine iunae,
belts cine aIfs Homobianiin.
.9orausgsltbt, buB ie pirili6 an Der
.3nt mar. Gle bat q bod eetabslt! Die
Zines bat es bod ssbrudi! @as Benefit
ni6ts. Die Mtlouug eri6eint nitf sum
eritsn Mal uHb mar friiber aud ion
n i'd | tpabr.
Die .Ddilp moit' in 2onbon brd6ts
Qnfou9 april bic WitteiluHa, bdB Sdrab
9ern6drbt FG an bic 5ront bon 9erbun
btesben ptr6e. Die Barrier 9rcFe lief
Fid. bos nidt entetben. Gin 8ldtt brri6s
iete ols6aio, pie bic Srdoobin i'm G3iits
5sneraben gIumtn unb Sabdi berieilit,
Elm onot.ss b,Fhtieb bic gegeiHerund Der
Golodttn iiber bic btroii6sn @ebidte, bic
Iit ibnen bortrifg. Elm brittss nu6m Ioedr
BEL i6rer Riidiebr bic briibnarmen Gins
bride enigsgcH, bic Fe bon Der 5rout nit,
.6rdfte. n@uf Der Rebaition ber 9dilp
WuiI", bemerIt bd5u bic parifer 3titung
vSeubre4 bonn s. Qpal, bat man Ii6 GEE
nib tofflid iibsr bic @irtungen iensr Mels
buns beIuitigt btnu bort netB man, baB
unIere Sardb fih bon 2onbon, no Ie ses
gsnpdrtig psilt. iberbdupt ni9t
entfernt bdtl"
Sb bic Melbung nun bitsmdl Fimmt.
ober Of es elmer Der alien actldmetrids
Der Snrdb gnrnum par9
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FrabIing i'm granhtnldnat.
&ntriardalii6e ger6alHiTe Smii6eu
Srennb nnb 6eiub.

Cine SDnas i'm 9rieg.
Nus einem Brief aus miir36urg, Der
pns elm GeIer our 9sriigung geiteat bat.
rDsr 6riibltng 1T ms 5rauftnlonplc
eingt5pgeH. Menn aud Der Dinter =
gtnau mie GrnH goIiart - INNER nod.
nal cine Notwithstanding gibt, fut
mir 6ph baitr ifpn it4r iDeit boran, unr
Biz 9a~iianien6dunat am parabeplab Iint
btrsits 70 blot belaibt, bdB infer aItst
Dom, nit 4Isnnhms Der 9irms, ~un'ertr
8liden gdn5li9 snt3ostn lit. Die Gelbs
arbeit III ldngit in DnIlem 8ange unt
nir6 bielfa4 BON btrgHiglidsn 8riegs,
g~efaH9sueu ausgefiibrt.
Die lange 3ritosOaler Idbi bic ariegs.
leiben natiirlih ntdt geriager fperben
aber mir DcutIatn iiab Elm 3d6ss Doll
upb unIere Gsiubt Iinb s~etpaltig aaf BEN
9pI3lpegs pcnn it glaa6en, uRs burd
giot uBb Gatbs3rung Helm 3H triegen.
Mir Iabeu gar nitl i'm ariege geIernt.
Dor alien ems: unfere Qebensgepobnbst.
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