davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1916-11-18
ReperteA steel Mercer.

1t was reported that the plan to com-
bine Youngstown Sheet and Tube, Lack
awanna Steel. Sloss.Siefiielj and Inland
steel had been revived. President Camp
bell Of the Y~oungstown company has
been In this city thia week. and II is
known that he Ia not averse TO n merger,
provided no AN negotiate reasonable
terms with tho other companies, Mr..
Campbell. In fact. has never considered
tho negotiations at nm end. Tn the
other hand. tho leading interests In the
I.ackawanna TAKE tho position that tho
company 10 doing SO vol by Itself and
with the opening OF tho barge canal IN
the future has such good prospects after
the war that their stock should not Eo
In except AT high terms. The drop OF
ak points in sioss- Shefncid yesterday
also indicated that prospectn OF success
for the merger negotiations are no,
bright.
The sun., 1916-11-18
DEMAND INCREASES
FORF0REIGN BONDS
All Anglo-F French, British and
French Issues Are Strong
. and Active.
CHINESE RY. IS MOVE UP
Heavy Trading and q Gain in
Chile Copper 7s-Rock ISL
ands Lose a Little.

Following soon after the conclusion
Of the negotiations for tho s5o.ooo.ooo
Russian Government loan and closely
preceding the purchase OF sec. zoo. 900
bonds Of French municipalities. the mar
kct for foreign Government securities
on >hc Stock Exchange continued to ex-
pand yesterday. indicating clearly that
these foreign issues are held In increas.
lngly high favor BY American inveators.
All the Anglo-French. British and
Wrench issues werc strong and active
aud were sold at slight changes In prices.
I'm point of activity the leaders were the
Angio-French IS and tho United King.
dom notes.
Chinese Government Railways IS ap.
pcared more conspicuous In the trans
actions than In many days n advanced
to 70E. up TO n points. More than the
ordinary amount Of business was also
done in Japanese 4as. particularly In
those bearing the German stamp. OF
the latter. $4,000 changed hands.
In the industrial list the outstanding
feature was heavy trading In Chile Cop
per 1s. which sold az high as 142iA and
closed at 1885,. with n net gain OF
Q points. Shelters Securities Is ad-
vanced n point to 1l9. and CRANKY So
were up : points at the closing price
of 1iIb.
Tho Rock Island Issues. which had ad.
vanced rapidly after the announcement
OF the reorganization plan, were slightly
lower. There was little change In other
railroad bonds.
Total sales OF bonds amounted "a
S6.o+o,o0o. against s~s.536.0o0 on Thurs.
day and s<.762, 600 on the Same day las,
week. Sales and auotations
The sun., 1916-11-18

nriggs-seabury ordnance stock sold as
high as 40 when II was traded In OF the
curb market. On the Stock Exchange in
September II sold at 1ls%. Immediately
following the publication OF a long com
plant to the effect that Brig. Gen.
Croker and his associates in the Orb
nance Department had favored other ma
chine guns TO tho Lewis gun. which is
controlled by DrigEs-Seabury. The
Lewis gun. Il was pointed out, Ia used
BY the British army and is manufactured
both In Great Britain and In this coun-
try under contracts for the British army.
and was bought by tho United States
Government when tho National, Guard
was sent TO the Mexican border. Re-
Gently. however. tho Ordnance Depart
ment a reported In favor OF another
gun for use by tho United States army.
Dr~lgEs-Seabury stock has since broken
widely. Yesterday II sold down to CO,
and closed at 20. a net loss OF 10 points,
though only 100 shares were put on
the market. Its decline illustrates the
hazard Of trading in war stocks; even
though. as In tho case of Dr.ggs-Sea-
bury. they have high banking support
and brilliant prospects.
The sun., 1916-11-18
Competition In Loans.

New York bankers were more than a
little surprised and some OF them per-
h8ps more than n bit peeved whom II
was that the syndicate headed
by the Continental and Commercial Ma
tional Bank of Chicago had concluded
terms with the Chinese Government for
a $1,000. 900 loan. Until that transaction
was completed New York had the mo-
nopoiy of the purchases and sales Of for
eign loans Interior bankers had partic.
ipated in these loans. hut had lone so
under the leadership Of New York In
stitutions and houses. Blu in tho big
bond houses. which have most to do
With the distribution Of bonds to tho
individual Investor. there was satisfac-
ton over the development. Managers
Of these houses argued from II that the
demand for the foreign bonds was eager
In the interior and thought that compe-
tition In Tho bond business would he
good for their trade.
The sun., 1916-11-18

1888. Inspiration 72N. Chino FAN.
chile 33as. Kennccott 6lh. Miami
47h. Ray 3sss. Nevada 3oG and
Greene-Canarra 54ia. CRANKY at 100
was the highest level since 1910. On
the curb Magma Copper sold at tho top
price In it's history II Cerro de Pasco
at l6 sold at the highest level this year.
Never before has the copper metal mar
ket been so prosperous. with Upper SELL
ing at 90 cents n pound for immediate or
nearby delivery. Strength In Kennecott.
Chile and Cerro de Pasco vas given ad-
ditionai stimulus by the fumor OF a pos
sible merger Of those three companies.
The sun., 1916-11-18
AZ the Great Of the Year.

The steel group n the equipment is
sues were scarcely less buoyant than the
copper stocks. L. S. Steel at l"5h was
only u below the highest price II has
ever sold. Lackawanna at 10t and Re-
public at Uia surpassed all previous rec
ords. as did Pressed Steel Car at IS.
Railway Steel Spring at 5sa was at Its
top level since 1895. bethlehem Steel
preferred never before sold as high as
$50. American Brake Shoe preferred sold
at e05. It's best price. Numerous other
issues throughout the Industrial list es-
,abi,shed new high levels for the year.
The sun., 1916-11-18
COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market was comparatively Qu!et
yesterday, and after Op~nin: at an advance Of
. 90 S points showed little further change, Scat
tered realizing was absorbed 10y a little invest
mcut lmyiug. while trade interests we're no'
active either wsy. The close was I 10 7 poiuti
net higher. Sales -. 100 heGs. No change We,
reported IN tho cost and fright situation. will
quotations ranging from $50 to Dos for Santol
Is, LEGAL spot market unchanged on basis o.
9nr. for Rio 70 and i0lsc. for santos ~.
Range Of prices:
The sun., 1916-11-18
MUNICIPAL
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Copper stocks were particularly strong snd
ecaiye' yesterday on the Consolidated Stock
staniiaI price gains, Underlying their move.
ment vas the yrowiny realisation OF the
great proAts resultins from the record break.
the closing trading. r~esiixins saies caused
noderste reactions from the bes! levels Of
the day. Anaconda Copper. Of which about
1854, ard ciossd a Ioes, High preSs 81.
tanned BY other copper shares, included IN
sgarstton. 1s%; Utah; iesH Chino. ~: Chile,
Consolidated Copper. sSn, Strength dsvelopef
elsewhere in importsn, sections Of the list,
Commission business Wss on . large scale,
| With the dealings In odd lots broadly dis
tttbuted. EiGhsy different stocks we're repre-
| Sentsd In the transactions.
The sun., 1916-11-18

With tho exception o! American Sme,.,
Ing and Refining. u. s, Smelling and Re-
inning and Tennessee Copper. all lhe cop
per issues traded In on the New York Stock
Exchange moved yesterday into new higl,
ground for tho year, and all with the en-
ception Of Qranby touched the highest
levels at which they have ever sold.
- SolloWs, Anaconda 103N. Utah
The sun., 1916-11-18

ns tStsl rsc~ipts for dstiea At the Custom
HoUa yestsrdsy were ty0. e3s 81, ~ which
SssSS1 yessAsSss al U0.m.O sor recent
The sun., 1916-11-18

Total saes to-day. so7ssoo shares: Same day 1915. $4,000. January to
date &c., $40 200 Same period 1915. 155534so0.
Where q "c" follows a quotation II indicates a bid or offer Tor ter shares.
The sun., 1916-11-18
BID AND ASKED PRICES.


Clo.,n. prices Of stocks In which ther,
were no transactions yesterday:
The sun., 1916-11-18
Nfrty S,Ss 81


3ooO...llOi4
NSCty t'.s %
lOm. :. In
5000 u 70
NlCity sLs 81
1000. -. Sig
NSCity tlAs o.
1000. 81 03iI
NSGty " 1859
2O0U. =. "
The sun., 1916-11-18
Adams I'm d

1O. dig
1000 ....S Gix
Alaska u CIV o.
| Series 4
1000. ....8
| Alb e Susu 5l.s
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-06-30

Thirst. a word Of Angio-Saxon origin
and akin TO the Latin torreo and our
torrid or parched. describes a peculiar
sensation Of dryness and heat located
In the tongue and throat Artificial
thirst may be produced by the passage
Of a current OF air over the mucous
membrane Of these parts. but normal
thirst Is the consequence OF lack Of
liquid In the system. The agony Of ex
irene thirst is due 10 the fact that aii
The tissues sympathize In this distress.
Il Is then as a refreshing relief that
9 supply OF water comes to thirsting
lips, replacing what has been lost. cool
ing the parched palate and rapidly
removing the craving which has de
pressed the system. In short, water
quenches thirst Just because It supplies
what at the moment IS wanting and Is
most eagerly desired. so that Solomon
could prop .iy compare the gift OF
"cold water 10 a thirsty soul'' to the
ndvent of good news. Thirst is 10
some extent appeased by the injection
Of water Into TIC blood or body, though
no fluid touches the part to which the
sensation Is referred
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-06-30

The "mislaying" Of the minor planets
Is sometimes due to their actually fall
ing to keep their appointments at the
places where. according to calculation,
they ought to be. An instance is the
case Of No. 153, otherwise known as
Hilda. Or. Palisa discovered her in
1915 and calculated her orbit. Bat at
tempts TO find her again failed. and
she was almost given up as lost until
DR.. Palisa found her again in 1S70-a
long way, however, from where she
had been expected. The discrepancy
was caused by the effect upon Hilda
OF the attraction Of Jupiter. OF whom
she Is a comparatively near neighbor.
For these little planets are scattered
over a wide belt Hllda gets within
83,oO0,O0O miles of the orbit Of Jupiter,
anE Aethra at times actually comes
nearer to the sun than Mars ever does.
London Chronicle.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-06-30

The Ounce has disappeared from the
schools and Is not even pointed out In
the streets as erstwhile.
And the dear old man who used TO
drop In d few hours before supper
and decline to remove his topcoat
because he had but few minutes to
stop and who fingered until he was
invited to eat, when he accepted. and
who remained until 10 o'clock in the
evening and then remarked that 1t was
time for him ito be shown up the
creek"
And the fine old gentleman who
came in from the farm carrying a
change IN a pair Of saddlebags When
did you ever see a pair Of these bagsi
And the gracious lady, the nelghbor.
who never baked anything good that
she didn't send some over to your
house7 Eh7 = Richmond Times-Dis-
patch.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-06-30

Il am happy because It is so easy
for me to write" said a beginner to
one OF the great masters OF French
prose.
Go home and pray" said the mas
ter. that it may come hard"
1t Is 50 Of writing, SO Of thinking, 81
Of life. The easy thing is barely worth
doing. The hard thing is worth do
ing. though the end be failure A
goal, to make which one fairly tugs at
life and yet misses, Is better than a
victory softly won.
So often the man who speaks easily
tells US least, while the sparing words
one wrenehes from a taciturn speaker
are imbedded in thought. Shakespeare
said that Gratiano talked more than
any othar man in all Venice. But he
compared his speech to a bushel Of
chat in which lay hidden a single
grain Of wheat and that net worth the
fnding.-Toledo Blade.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-06-30
TeIephons Church Service.

Residents on the island Of Guernsey.
in the English channel, are enabled to
listen to church service in their homes
any Sunday evening at a charge Of
about 10 cents. Policemen and fire
men. as well as lighthouse keepers and
other government employees. who are
prevented by their occupation from go
ing to church, are furnished the tele-
phone service free OF charge At
Platte Fougere lighthouse station
sometimes as many as eight persons
sit down together to hear the telephone
service from church five miles away
Popular Mechanics.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-06-30

As showing how widely the perma-
nently blue eyes Of cats differ from
other eyes IT Is noted that immediate
ly the eyes Of white cats that are TO
have permanently blue eyes open they
shine bright red in the dark. and nei
Their the ephemeral kitten blue nor any
other colored eye does this.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-06-30

Brown-Anybody can make history.
you know, but only gregg man can
write It Smith-That may be, but
when history Is made 1t is always sure
to be history. while when 1t IS written
it is merely some mans idea OF his
tory.-Life.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-06-30

We never hear anybody talking about
the good old times without being re
minded that our forefathers had to
crawl head first into their shirts.-To-
ledo Blade.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-06-30

Whether the grindstone of life wears
4 man down OF polishes him up de
pends entirely on the stuff he Is made
of.-Youth's Companion.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-06-30

Seldom IS knowledge given to keep
but to impart. The grace Of this Jewel
b lost in con sealment
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-12

60 geben 3pei @o6en bin 9ie
imbeitimrnte 2lnelt niinnt trInler
madtigere SeitaIt in Der itilenShibe
an. Sic fam es i'm Stiuiisen, 9l6-
lparten taum mebr ausbalten, iiuo
bod 1T iie 5u itola, ibre pelertloie
9lngit Seanlittb eirsugeiteben rno
i'm gu ii3 su rufeu nit bansem SIe.
ben.
8ie fIeinen Wtelrideh Die In Der
0eiierllng iino, niiben Maulas unge.
ipobrte Wtiloe aus iino ipolen unnuf.
bDrlid beifditigt uto unterbalten
peroen. 3os martert lie erit reft,
bringt iie fait UNI oeirgeritnno, Inn 70
mebr, als ibre t1glihen araufbeitsbe.
rtfte on Seumlitb nur gang Iafoniih
nit gIei6en I'M trodeniten Con be.
antrportet lperSen. aein Wort iiber
iib - iiber iein Seben.
"a 6etomntt iie nefenbe geridte
onriiber Don ben S6roOers, bic ibr
geiu6 MAIDEN 0ie baben iid aui
Der Riidreiie in Monaco elm paar Ia.
ee auf9ebaIten unb 5ufdaig in benz.
iclben Sotel nit Sieietbauien se.
lpobnt. Sie bringen ibr @riibc bon
ibrem @tann. ~3u iebeH befommeu
babeH mir Inn freiIid fait gar nidt
mr NAL iIiidytig an Der Table
o'bote."
.Die itaIieniife 2uft ideint ibm
iibrieeus gut gu befommer. or lebt
or6ertIif) aiif uno neriiitgt lid, tros
ararfen3immerflaiiiur unb poliger
3uriidge3ogenbeit. Ra en- bat ia
men netten SroitenaeI ieiner @iIfarl.
felt, bic fnnoie S5nieIgrGfin BON ba.
mails aiif 9ings ba, ipiiien Gle nod
= dIs Sie mir ben itrDerbliinteiten
aorb aaben idonite Der Grauen7
8tpei Seelen imb Elm @eSonfe fiibren
bic ba nGtiirIia msr m,t hsan picl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-12

gintoinsite Wl. 'G6neiosr, per Gh=
riff an WiIiam 9roipn, 1876 Jub an
ter Oitfeite Der WoIff Str, biIb,nO
Got 13 In Sarpb 8romiptl's lintsrs
abtfwillns $26.
Siepben 8. Wilbsr, per Steriff an
1hOmas llibsr, 200 Jub an Der gorbs
ieits bet Siib SiroBe, ebsnip 10 CUB
On Der Msitfeits Der gpans Strabs,
120 5uB fiibIih Der Geit Cir. $215.
5bpmas llIber an Walter 10. 5elms
bcl5. 10 BEL 1876 Sub an Der Weitfeis
ts Der Gpans Strabe, 100 SUB iiibs
lid Der @eit GtrdBe 81.
gpillinm q. Ruifen II. u. nn @torss
2esitn, Got q in Better Reffs llntsrs
Gbtheiluna 81.
Mm. Sdon, @erpalter, an Sdmuel
aabnsr, apts 259 nnb 260 in Ncms
9. nnb 3. e(ifn's llnierobtbeiluns an
geef 9lpenue $50.
9tnn @olbimitb ON emma s.
Gtdrrn. re s}ub an Der Siibisite Der
@sii Strobs 81.
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1ssl4s sasinaaas goissIaA oisntaa ben ~ nsmba 1915

ipas anoeres lit bon Der fIeinen 5rall
nift niebr iibrig sebIieben. aRell
Geidnaf iulr es jeoenfalIS nihtl"
ldapast Der @eneralfouiul IN ieiner
geipobilten oberfIGdlidJen Wtanier.
Olga iiberruidt ibre Uiaua. als iic
fort iino, nit Der perlegenen Wtittbei'
lung, 0nb lie in 5ipei bis Drei Sagett,
lpenn Die Siinoer wieoer aii lino, nod
Dionaco 5uriid5iireiien 8eoenft.
go, Olgu, ib gIaub' pabrbaftig,
Der nlberne gienid bat 0id dngltlih
gemadt.~
olga ipirit ben acpf 5uriif. qOds
icblte aud nod" iaat lIe pernhtildl
u1D oann etipas flein.nllt: ia DIG
Ssuneen fait gan5 tpo1I lpieoer lino
itno eiiA feline Suit nebr nlddetl Der'
ben, badt id), nlein 4IaB mare all
Sellmuibs Settle. BEL ieinrr Wuttsr.
9a esbort in folder 3eit feline 5rau
oob mo6l bin."
.9ieiie nit @ott, meme Sodter, 4"
III Die Gntsesnuna in Der beltss 8srS
iroilouib 5ittert.
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Orsubsissntbums ilebsrtraaauseu,
gtneirnati II. 9e3.

Sattie ROientbnlr on SamueI ..
Cooper, 30 bel 14l Jub an Der Ror0s
ieite Der &innsp 2lps. auf Walnut
Oils 81.
g. 3. Wsitkinet on Sarrb 80.
priee. 80 BEL TO Jub an Der ROrOs
| i.its Don 2euor giate. 141 Gub Dsits
lid bon WiHbins Dap in IDOnbaIs
81.
Di. Sa,Iep qart gompanp on
Wiuis g. Sarpsr, 9ots 651, 6r2 unb
656 in untnabtbsiluns ~" in Dab
Iep part 81.
5roni $. sinr,p an @ttis 6.
Sarpsr. so bel 14O Sub an Der Off
ieite Der Gbparbs Roob, 80 SUB
rDrbli6 Der SGtIs9 gIDenus In 9pbs
part 81.
Sarrs R. qric. an Ddpib s. @sito
beim.r. utt Sabr, pa4tr.dt bonn /.
WGr5 1916 auf 90 bel It's SUB an
Der Rorbisite bon 2enor pIdce, 14l
SUB tpefiIid Don climbing Nan In
4ponbdle. WOnatlife Wiietb 1925
nit gn.aufspriDiIegium fir ST.
$50.
Gsorse $. aOdr an 3arum Sic
monion, bic n5roIi5e Sdlfte Der sot
16 in MaibiHstor pbdres' 2lboitiOn
gu SurriIon $500.
garolin. Straub an q. q. 9tbas
Ssru.l, 40 bei 100 CUB an Der ROros
Ieite Der Rsunien Str. 81.
anna Wl. aern an @bgut gimons
fon, AZ Bel 14S Iub an Der Sitisits
Der DofbingtOH Qloenus in 5drrifon
81.
Die Satlep qarf gomparb on
Dinis 6. Sarpsr, 40 hei 140 Sub an
Der Weitfeits Der %. ape. In DufIsp
81.
Die Sailsp qdrf Gompunp an
Wilis 6. Sorper, 40 Bel 40 sur on
Der Oitfsite Der %. Strabe in Oai'
lep 81.
Gtbsl u. Tbatter II, u. an @iqinm
8. 9Depte, SruItse, Cots 32, 40 unb
78 in 2onsportb's 1lnterdbtbeiluns
auf Mt. Suscrlum $390.6o.
Sulia go. aub.rfon an bo., 2ots
231, &c unb rs in 2ongportb's llns
terabtbAluns in Snseulum $1498.50.
Gtbsl u. Sbdtder II. u. an bic
Gtabt Cincinnati 2otl 20. 30 unb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-12

ssn gfonto Carlo lit ill5Diifen al
les GliberIib ieinen gIeihnIdbigen
4oeg geyangen. Gas Seoen oer alien
Srau ebbt langian, 70 Iangiam ab.
bab 0as grloi6en Dem sIuge failnl
iid)tbar miro.
9ts piloe, Siiseapie 9aiein Ioii
ii9 aui in einem ianiteit9iniiberihla'
fen.
SpIpia rmo SiefenBauien perlaiirrl
Tie iait gar ni6t riebr, Obgletd ibr
2eben MIR nod, rein uegetatIp nre
obne @eiuuBtiein lit. Ger ar5t meini
aber, es piiroe ibr Dor 0em gnbe nod
eillmaI pieOerfebreh ino Hieien PHI
geitbIid bari Der Sobn nidpt perpai'
len.
Sic SnieIgrGfin rm0 er Ieben oo
Seite an Seite g9odeu binourh in Ell
ner abeeidIoiienbeit ME auf elmer
einiamen sSnieI, elmer SSniel Der
@IiidicIieen tpiirSeSieienbnilien boil.
beiriehist iasen mliien fragte ibn
elmer, mas er nit ieiner 3eii i'm
aranfen5inmer anfdngt @r III iuirt'
Ii6 70 poa befrieSist, ME ieit Sabren
niht. @iner III oo Dem nnoereu 10
notbtpenbis iinb iinelltbebrlib.
Die ein3ige erboIing iino Den bel.
BEN flirse gberoipo3iergange inter
Der tropiiben @esetntionspradlt IN
ben anIaeen, pGbreno bic BfIegerin
iie cine Stiuloe am Arunfenbett ab.
Lott.
9a SeIIlniitb nur Siu6espfIidt,
ni1t inneres gebiiriniB bel .ieiner
Whitter bait, 1T er oud tunerIif) niht
a,isgefiiIlt br,r6 Sorget Inn ibren
3uitano. Or fam iih frei 6em De.
fiibI Hneeben, boS rla9tig in ibm
ipieber aufIebt fiir jenes citterrbe,
biIfloTe, tpinenIofe geidopf.
g8ei6e, ouftiee Ra6t, cine Surd.
Iidtige 9unfeIbeit oca beroui9enoen
gInmetatbens lit Inn fie gebreitet,
ipdbre,b lie ouf Der Eerraiie man.
beIn. Gepeniiber auf Der Sobe leiih.
TEN ipie oufbIisenoe Sterne bic erbel.
ten SdIoBieniter Der fiiritin @rimaI.
bt. &sie aus elmer SpielftafteI ouf.
eebaiit. idnrieet iia bns Sta0t6eu
Wonaco linen gu 5iiBen.
(5orti.suns fOlst.)
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Sthattierumaen
Roman bon s, 86lIer aiOubsart.
(Sortiesung.)


Gut - iie gut - tpie Sodter," ("
urro bic glugen beften ii9 oanfbar
auf Splpia, Die ii6 IiebeooQ iibcr lie
birlbeugt.
Die eine Satl6, Die nod 2eben bat,
gretft uniifer lumber, Bis iie ibreS
Sobnes Singer padt. 9ie man0ern-
ben Sinne geben irr, flnnmern ii6
on Die beiben @eien biIflOs an, Die
tbr i'm 2eben nod ettpas iino. sic
iuBt Seqnutbs uro Sploios SGnbe
i'm taitenoen @riff 5uiamnen uno
bait iie 5uiammen felt nit Der be.
berribenoen Wa6t oes Shrpd6en,
oem man niht 81 fpioeripreden nagt.
S2Sbre gIugen i6lieben iit troumbaft
rtn6 Elm $oI6idIaf umfdngt iie, aug
oem iie gu Itoren iid nienaub ge.
truit.
.5eIlmutb lam fi9 niat befreisn,
obne ote SdiperIei0enbe 5u pefen.
Die 3eit orGngt. Olga muB fort.
Sic nidt ben beioen 81, legt fIuhtig
lire Snno auf ibres DSannes 9lrm,
raunt inn elm 9ebepoDI 81 un6 gebt
alIein.
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