davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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TUNNEL A WAR NECESSITY

in "A general way just what WIS done
here not long ~ in extending u new
subway under The Harlem River. In
asmuch ~ the top of this system
would lie only n trit'e more than 100
feet below the surface Of tn" char Ic,.
the and end ut the iunuc.s would yr
10 have "A comparatively short ~" and
also "A much easier gradient than fur
he tubes rising from a depth 81 nearly
100 feet, This would men a h.- 81
wing. l!ut another question demands
IN answer How would 4 10 possible
to certainly safeguard Ia" tunnels
from ~suhHqucous attack II laid IN tbs
fashion but a few feet below the water
bed? Couldn't iarg" quantities of GNuu-
mite he dropped ove the line and en-
plnled at VII?
The nine planting submarine is not
merely 4 project, l. j. an arcom-
p,ished fact. az England has proved 10y
the capture Of n - these Graf; Of
German construction. Might not =
craft of mis- character. then, be en-
p,nved u attack a Channel tunnel ln.l
close To The surface and not rlui" toi
hv hundreds Of feet of ovrrlNinL chalk %
simon Lake IS ;ic author Of tA.~
trench laid Channel tunnel scheme.
and by an irony of fat" it WAS h" shat
gave to the Germans tn" iir-, d"~'i"
Of a nine planting srhm1r.u", II hooks
almost as If his fertility uf mind had
chcckmi,od n 81 his oWn brilliantly
promising engineering dreams,
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driven which attained "A length Of a,009
yards when operations Were halted on
March Is. 1883. Before borings were
begun. French geulug!sts took 900
samples from the bottom of tn" chan
mel. nUd 10y noting their composition
obtained these scientists were able To-
establish the fact that the chalk cliffs
al Dove. and at Sangitte wcr" out
groupings OF the geological formations
underlying the waterway.
tir-t they found Il stratum of white
chalk subject To assures and therefore
pcrviutIs To- water. Below this, how
ever, lay u much broader stratum of
gray chalk which is impervipi~ to
water. free from Hints. and easy To
cut. In fact. jusing the driving Of
the turrel through this mass, the Leak
age on the british side throughout the
cutIrc length If the heading I'D not
exceed and a half gallons per min
ute, and this seepaSe gradually d.min-
shed as the stuff AUTOMATICALLY packed
itself. This is remarkable, because at
that time ~ iron or brick lining was
employed. 1t Is because the tunnel
can he bored through this compare
lively soft. and yet water excluding,
material that il WI, be possible Ia do
the work without suhJcCting the op"r-
ntors to the physical stresses incident
To the employment of compressed air.
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In this particular. the driving Of the
tunnel will he analogous 20 that ~ the
boring Of the great slphon under the
Hudson. ave that this link N the cat
skill aqueduct was cut through solid
rock. II Is proposed IL use the shield
system for boring thruiGh the gray
chalk. and IL IL conservatively esti-
mated that a speed OF at least two and
- quarter feet an hour can be counted
upon for six days of continuous work
ing. II Ii probable. howev~. that with
the latest Of tunneAng apparatus, an
advance OF five feet an hour may be-
attained. Al this rate the work could
be finished well within four years.
|. is proposed that the main tunnels
snail consist ~ two single track tubes.
each having "A net internal diameter ~
eighteen feet, and large enough To ac-
comnodate the existing rolling stock
Of French and British main lines.
The experts realize that they Will
have something of "A problem Ia mun-
:illi efficient ventilation during the
work. but plans have already been pre-
pared. in light of the best modern
practice. that meet this requirement in
the ninplest degree. Again, ventilation
mus he abundant after the tubes are
ti"n. To this end there will be placed
cross passages or connecting tubes at
regular intervals. thus linking the two
main parallel tunnels. lnasmuCh as
the trains are to he hauled by ~electrl
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Rintoul.' he said. 81 regret to have
caused YOU 81 much trouble n Ia
have to cause you infinitely more. You,
your wife. your little girl, your officers
and crew are my prisoners and must
remain ~ until We reach the COM
lany's head station on the Congo
River. After that well. you will be
the prisoners of a continent"
He smiled. and II sudden f~erocity
leaped into his eyes. He went on in
English. which was perfect except for
the habit Of calling Antwerp ant
werpcn":
you may as well understand now AS
later that al we have told you Il lies
lics-lics. You zee. l am not afraid of
the word. There Is no war between
your country and France and Belgium.
My ship has been guilty OF an act OF
piracy. Another sign that | am not
afraid OF words ! tell YOU with my
own lips hat ;he world would call i.
"But the world Will never know IL.
We are now stcaining as rapidly az
possible away from the world and
straigh, for that dark land Of jungles
and ~vager which will never form,
part Of the civilized world In my time
or Your own"
damn YOU" shouted Capt. lsintoul
and struggled tn get out of the clutch
of " b.g African blacks who held
him. II was futile. lie Cuuiu - get
free. i!ctjc Mynhu"rcn watched his
efforts until Capt. Eintoui ccascd from
exhaustion. Perhaps the Congo trader
saw something symbolica! in the way
the huge backs held this white man
helpless. WhCl capt. Rintoul had
quoted down he lei on:
The Ivory Export company II
Antwcrpcu. Of which | have the honor
to De to African agent. is financed
largely Icy men OF your own NATIONAL
ity. j. l. making trcincui us profits
from tn" ivory traffic in which 1t has
cnsllN"d "A great many OF IN" tribes
along TIA" congo. But We have not
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asked Ii bark's naino registry and
destination. Capt. itintoul replied that
this was a British vessel bound for
Havre. How long had the Sea Gull
been out? one hundred and twenty
one days from San Francisco. Capt.
liintoul answered. and asked for news.
The steamship had replied. that she
was the Ivory Trader uf Antwerp
bound for her home port. But ~ soon
IA she heard the Sea Cults registry.
her sailing port ana the length OF time
she had been away from land the Ivory
Trader ran w Il signal, which the
thunderstruck capt. Rintoul d%eciphered
as follows:
You are n prisoner of war"
Al the same instant sailors on the
deck Of the steamship tore away tar
paulins and revealed "A small u shin
ing and serious looking amor
Capt, RGtoul questioned N code
flags.
The answer came back thai Great
Britain was at wal with France and
Belgium, and had been for Il month.
Did the Sea Gull surrender?
The master of the Sea Gull COM
municated these extraordinary asser-
tons To- his officers and to his wife.
who stood trembling at the rail. Thcss
he glanced about him.
His ship wa absolutely motionless.
The promise Of a squat had dlssi-
patcd n the afternoon sun shone on
an ocean smooth as u millpond. IL also
shone ON the little brass cannot that
pointed direct. ut him from the deck
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miles at the station nearest to Myn.
hoovcn's headquarters. His mates and
all the rest of The Sea Guurs hand,
were transported overland pas, certain
falls and rapids and put at various
tiny posts ON the vast upper reaches
OF the river. There thcy were as eff
fcctuil,y prisoners as If thpy had been
locked in London T'owc-
! must skip an interval OF several
years. There Is nothing i'm IL which
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or a pirate. for nothing was missing
except the ships papers and the
chronometcr. Various articles of
jewelry belonging to the shippers wife
were found. There were also some
sums of money in the cabin. The-Sca
Gun had evidently been aba ndoned ly
ait hands on very short notice. In
the sewing machine In the cabin Law
a childs unfinished garment that the
masters wife had been stitching.
There wa an unfinished meal on the
cabin table. The absence Of the
chronorheter and the ships papers
only added to the mystery. Why
Should they have been taken and
money left behind? Another striking
point was the presence Of all the
bark's small! boats. II all hands on
her had not jumped over the side they
have been taken off In the boats
oi some other vessel. hut why?
No one could suggest n reason and
from h a day To this the affair has
been subjected to the most Ella borate-
ana Observation-Disclosures. | will
not recall the FAINT istic and far fetched
explanation invented by Sir 4. Conan
Doyle. whose ingenuity in the creation
OF Sherlock Holmes failed to serve
nm Tor The solution Of this treinen-
dous sea puzzle. Nor Is there need to
recount other vain efforts 20 work out
the fate ~ the men of the Sea Gull.
| may much better proceed 10 the
straight recital of the actual events
that o place on her before she was
found deserted.
To begin with. then. the Sea Gull
had sailed from San Francisco four
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THE ABANDONED BARK SEA GULL

flow is gradually abat.nL. TN" suppy
Is running out. You have drained thfs
region dry. There is no more ivory
here to amount to much.
NO. ! choose to make yo,i reward
me heavily for what I have suffered.
You must give me your profits for u
whole year. That will be- several hun
dred thousand pounds sterling. You
have got to wind up your company
anyhow. for the traffic Is cbhing fast.
| will stay here for two years more.
You must pay me II years profit ont
IF that big surplus YOU have been pill
ing up for the last decade. .Jugglc the
figures. cover IL up any way you like
| don't care. While I remain here
i've years longer and send up tho tusks
you RAJ reccup yourselves "a little and
pay of your shareholders and prepare
for II graceful exit from "a dead bust
ness"
Tho chief from Antwerp ravcd cx-
citedly. a bad thing to do in the trop-
les. Ito made himself excessively i'll
and then he gave In.
The thing was carried ont with dis
Greet and consummate c~levcrncss. F:u-
ropean shareholders In the Ivory In
port Company had lh,s been warned
that the day must come when the sup
ply would dwindic so as TO he no longer
commercially profitable on the Visiting
scale and In the region thcn worked.
They received with regret but without
undue surprise the notification of the
approaching dissolution Of the COM
pany. which had been 80 profitable.
even yielding them as high az 81 per
cent. for several years.
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, IIlRTN-FINE years ago the bark
Sea Gull, Joseph Rintoui. a
!. Ter. was found abandoned at

" U1ItTN-F1NE years agO the bark
Sea Gull, Joseph Rintoul, mas.
L ter, was found abandoned at
sn, under circumstances so extraordi-
,ary AS 10 arouse the worlds wonder.
Tho mystery surrounding her has
never been cleared. but the story | am
about 10 ton will reveal for the first
tim tho unique fate which bcfell her
master and her crow.
Fam able to tell the story because !
,hsnccd to- know n retired sea captain
IiAng iu.Scuth Amcrica-just where I
am not At Liberty to say. II, L. dead
uyF and ms daughter told me the tale
WIZ pciwpsiA 10 publish it. Never
,aaN who | ama That win all come out
=, good time, If any oue Is now alive
va thinks &c wortl, while 10 seek cor
rctpratlon of this narrative.
Htery man connected with the H.
fated' Sea Gull Is dead-Capt. Rintoul
was the last survivor-and the terrible
wro,ss that the ships story exposes
arssrndNl. 81. the Facts can be related
wtmoot prsjbdice to satisfy the eternal
cryine for solutions that lives in the
hszft of all mankind. This much 7
WI say. the retired sea captain In
South America was Joseph Rintoul
h,mseis and his daughter. from whom
! hayc the tale. as an uncomprehend-
- a. -. -..
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The Ivory Trader now ran up "a sig
ma which meant: Answer quickly"
The end. the only possible END from
any point Of view that considered
Capt. Rintoul's Responsibilities. came
within IL half hour. He surrendered
at cOce. since he could not make Il
chase of 1t. and the Ivory Trader AT
once sent one OF her boats to his bark.
The French ar Belgian officer who
was in charge of this boat refused To
answer any questions, He insisted
that every II ON board the Sea Gull
should be ferried over To the steamship
without delay. Two trips accomplished
this. Capt. Rintoul took his ships
papers to deliver up on board the
steamship. The officer from the Ivory
Trader snatched the chronometer. sag
ing that the steamships own had been
broken. lie refused to let anything
else he taken. and his men. mostly
blacks. tied the hands of Capt. Rim
tOurs officers and men and hustled
them YER the side before they could
81 much as gather up their money.
trinkets - spar. clothing. ~Everythiug
was done a the most desperate haste.
Capt. Rintoul protested at this. hut
vainly. When he and all OF the Sea
Culls people were on the steamships
decks-she was "a miserable. rusty lit
to tramp Of not more than "A thousand
tons and appeared To be IN danger of
falling to pieces Capt. %I,intoul in II
towering rage demanded Ia see the
commander and learn the reason for
the indignities to which his c"mpan,
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.'oh'hs previous 10 the TIME she was
'ouhu adriit' sac was Loaded with
s.a!h ana was mound Tor havro'
france direct 'hat Is, she was not to
stoP i. an! Port en- route lherc were
aoo"ru ner Cap'. iNhtoui. MS WIG,
.he'r n''ie "aughter' " years oid' ana
''e usual "u'".' TWO mates Il S''wafd
several apprentice boys TN" DARK be-
ing brltish'' u poats"ain me other
petty o"'''fs ana d ere" OF fourteen
hanos'
me pass'se inc racine
eastward aT""Hd 'al" norm ana ny
'hiough 'he south Atlantic WAS he
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famous though she is as the seas
tonel ships, her discovery. deserted.
roA place 50 many years ago that the
Younger generation can hardly be ex-
he,ed 10 know more about her than
her aamc-fol.owed BY a colossal ques-
ton mark.
To hc brief about IL. then. the Sea
Guii was discovered at n point 900
niles dp" west from Gibraltar. 4
tern " tramp steamship holding a
co''-, for tho West Indies was cross
.7c tar htrk's low about three miles
~ TIL" German skipper signalled the
NIX lIt govt no answer. \ British
ship bound fpr Gibraltar was also In
s.ht. Her master was struck by the
sarks di>cuuric-y. He too signalled
without a reply. Then he ran within
'alnue distance Of the Sea Gull.
.ie.n l-cu.i1rities struck the
bs'sh captain AT once. There was
h.fdiy any wind and the bark should
nave bad all sail set. Coming closer
Th'e GA her decks. a glance
ironyh binoculars revealed no n at
''r wheel. The bark waved ~ IL all
BANDS on her We're dead drunk. The
h.Hsh yslp sent a boat and boarded
10" Sea GI!l. sure enough she was
absolutely describes. There was not
e'ea q mans body on her. There was
fot = -ign 81 blood To denote deaths
NY '.ul'rce. There was no evidence
~ tIsffl, ~t, Tt. vhf,'s Lao lay nnun
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NoTE.-Tho most imp"~r.hl" thing n
THIS story the discovery ut tN" Sea
Gan abandoned in the circumstances
related is substantially true. leaders
are referred u IA" acrHnI case of the
vessel Man" Celeste, found abandoned
un December =. NJ.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-19
Spier 6es @purts.
Sei,n slutompbilrennen mmrben pier
NsenidJen get1btet.

Santu sc 0 II ic a, Sal, 1s.glpb.
Sei Den beutisen Scblnbrllnben pes
'@ranb 9sri5c acknowledgements err
ei9nete licb elm bodbebauerliber I'm
fall. Ser Hennipaeen BON 2eipis sSadfz
lpn Iaulte plDsIid in boiler @elhlpiu-
bigfeit sesen einen EelepbonpfpIter
unb lpliroe allf slpei 8duIne sllriitfse=
Flhleuoert. Sic nrltes ner saisbt oes
Giicfpralles ipfort 5ll1annlte1filidten
Gier Gerlpnen fan1en bel bem l1nfalIe
inns Seben, ipdbrenb cine ean5e sln@
sabl BON 3nId)auerlt ntehr poer lpeti=
ger lehirer perlebt ipurben.
Sem ,Hennfabrer SafIou iplrber
bel Der &plliiinn beibe geine abgerillei1
unb er bate allsgelitten. bepor CT mad
einem 6olpital aelhafft lperben fonnz
te. Sic iibri9en 5pbten liuo 6arolI
@bsurtpn, cine 2i1npnabenperfauferit1
lll1b Ser Ghptpgrapb elmer @anbelbilz
berselelllhaft.
pplparb sgilcpr gclpann sen Ereis
lnb itelIte fir Sic Strede cine neue
Teforpleiirllng allf.
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gsiel 0Grnt it1,t nidts.

gontiae ST., IS. Sob. Sic
erfolste gerbaftlns lmo gtelluns un<
ter $4,000 Siiraichaft BON Safpb
9temer, einem ippblbabenben friibere1l
Sarner, ieiner Sran lnb 8p6ter
D&goalea,a nt1ter @erbad5t Ser gre
npronng ibrer setite5 e5seitDrten gphter
tnb gbtpefer Gbriltina, beren 9eidc
por einieen Sugen aus bem @alier aee
5ogen lpurbe, ldeint elm arger Mi6s
|griff Der 8eb1rben gepeien 5l fem.
5el1te Wprgen lplrpe bie aeide ser
gbriitind 9ie,ner erbun1irt uno bon
9r. 9ltblpis Soeftpen ppn Ser Chicago
er llniperiitdt elmer 1pbn1alieen gltps
topiie lltter5pgen. Sus gr9ebniB bere
ielben lit, bab SRI. 9iener 5lpeifellos
Sen grtrinfungstob geflnben bat llnb
an ibrem &orper feline sn5eiben it,
genb nelher @cipulttbdtisfeit gefuns
Den iperben fpnnten.
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Sic Suits ocs siincus.

ASatcsbille, slrf, is. Slob.
9. -@ilbert 9tiharoion, Ser 37idbrise
8iirecrmeilter pnn gatesbille, mllroe
heute pnn elmer Sllrp ppu Der Anflage,
ben 2oiabrtgen Sarrell Taosett er@
mproet 5r Inbeil, freigelprpdcn. Stadl
Scr gntlchcibllrg per Geld,lporenell
mari it'd Sic 17iabrise Srult bes anses
flaeteu, oie llriube Der gansen Mprbe
affairc. ibrem @5attcn on Den Sals
nnb Sic Seiben nnternabmcn in einem
@utpmobil cine slpeite 5pdlseitsreile,
Nidarolpn batte ben &ab9ett bel einen1
Dffentlitben Ea,l5pergniteen Sltiamz
.mengeihplien, ipeil ct angeblidb ictne
ilnee 5rnr pcrfiibren tpplltc ltno sez
>brpbt battc, sn benl 3ipecfe Sen @aitet
alls bcn @ese 5u Iduffcll.
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ltnlere Observation-Disclosures

9enniug, g. SC. 1s.sipp. Set6=
sig IFonH iiHb bier ipegen 9eiertiou
perhaftet rnroen. 9ielelben sebDren
Ser /. propiIuriidlen SnfanteriezSriz
9uoe IN Sort Saparb, 9l. &C., oil unb
Iinb lpeeen irblebter Sebanblung unb
&dlte belertirt.
Gn Sic Gollbeboroen geidlperDe
bariiber sefiibrt baben. oab Soloaten
bon Der merifmiiten @ren5e aus Snz
ieften, Geptilien, Stprpipne, 9ebDrnte
&rpterts ltno onbere nieolit)e Sbier6en
per 9pit an lire Sie6eu SIT Soaulen"
icnper, bat General Sunitpn cine
Grbre erloiien, DOB 9atioralgarbilten
sic Standardization ourh berartise
Scnpunseu tlidt berleeeu oiirien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-19
l. sonntae, ben 49, Nopem,ber 1916
Aus Mtrlfo.
9iGas Sanbiten ,morbelr, pfiinbern
llnb iengen.

@l Ealo, Seras, 1s. gaou. Gir
bier einsetrpffener fliihtiger @6ineIe
bradte Die giadricht aus Gbibuabuo
GitD, baB 6einabe aae Iusldnber in
Earral bon Den 8anben @iGa5 eez
tobtet tporoen iinb. gia6 ieinen 9e=
ridte lpllen iid unter Sen S5inaer,or-
beten In1erifaner, 3eutlde, Sran5oien
ebinelen, Ssraeliten, slraber NIB Gp>
rier befltnben 6aben. CT barihtet ferz
ner, oab elm Sdipager De5 GeutIden
Sbeobor 6ofltiller bie 8eitdti9una Ser
yiadri6t etbalten fat, baB bieier NIT
leiner gan5en Sanilie eelnprbet
ipurbe.
8ie Der GNneie ausiaste, berrlhte
in Sin1ine5 Ser allgemeine e5lallbe,
baB aHh sher oeutlhe apHilllnragent
Cigar apef% in Santa Golalia ser
@orbluit Der @illa' a'Iden 9anbiten gum
Spfer sefal1en lit. Ssiinf slmerifaner
IN Earral fpnnten iid nod redt5eitig
nad) Gulican, Spnpra, rettel1. Ser
Sliidtlina lhaste, bab ollein minbez
items 20 G6ineIen une Is slraber, sslle
ben nnS sprier bon nen9anoiten maj
iafrirt ipurben.
Sic @unoesreaierlin Fat BON einent
anberen hineIilden Sliidtline in sSu@
arcs einen dbnlihen geritt erba(ten.
Na6 hieiem IpIlen Sic 8anbiten aleih
nab Der Selebung Der Stabt 9arral
NIT Sen, 8liinbern Ser 2aocn llnD bent
ablhladten Ser sIuslanoer besonllen
nno aud Ionlt eaaS baarltrdubenbe
@ranlan1feiten begangen baben.
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seniatipnsprp5ei;.

ct. Spiepb, 800, 49, gipp 5iel
begarn belte I'M &rin1inalgeribt bet
3rpSeb ge9en Ben &la9eanmaIt hes
8udanan Gnllntps Oscar 8. McGuz
mel, ipelher bes Mproes ar1 let,1er
eigenen Srau, 6arriett @lpb We9as
riel, beIhuloist ipirS. siad Der 9usz
1publ Ser 6}eldlpprenen legteu 5nei
glerSte, Ser friibere &prpner ST.. S. S.
@iiler uro ser Gpli6eiar5t 81. S. 8
Gpr lire amtlid)ell Serie)te npr. Sci
gritere be5eltgte, oab Der slnseflagte
als gountpanlpalt i'm erlnc,t bate
ieine l1r1tcrludung pes giprbes 81
nerSDsern. @ans beipnDers belaltenl
mar Ser Gappprt bes 9r. gpr, ipelbel
beIagt, bab Sic grnloroete bpn einen,
linfsbdnbigen Slallne erIdllagen lpurz
Sc unb bab Ser slr6t aus ibrcn @uns
ben erleben fpnllte, oab ber sngeflag>
te crit ltngefahr preiniertel Stunber
rah ben SpptIhlase Die slmbuluni
berbeieerllfen bate slc9aniel iol
linfsbdltbis lein. &abrenb ser 9anser
belti9en &erbonollrn9 iaben 9altte,
unp Stbipeitcr Der Grmprbcten on Del
Seite bes Staatsanlpaltes.
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@arOen's Yaraoorie.
! @sagimiliam ber ltnbcredJenbarc
idJiuingt iid sitnt bcgciltertcn 9u6re6=
,ter gSilinns auf.

8erlin, iiber Sasbiac, 1s. Sob.
@larimilian 8aroen idBt in ber y3uz
fllnft" cine iiberldlpanglihe gulpaie
alf ben Yrdiibe,ltei1 g8illon pom stas
pei, in ipelder er bielen ais einen
u0iam bon bobem littli1en nnb Gbuz
rafter 8ertbe" be5eihnet, ,einen
Whnn, ben mir mn nit Stpls su Sen
llnlrisen 5dblen 1piirben llnb gegeu ben
unsliidlideripeiie MIR piel oltrnmes
unb ihamloles 3eiig seiaet llno gez
l6rieben ipprben it,"
5err 6aroen gibt Damn picle stelz
len al1s pen 8erfen @ilIons nieber,
Inn belien Gbnrafter llnb ssoeale sll
5eisen unb idreilt bann in 8esue auf
Die @eltfrieDensbeif eifrebltnsen bes grdz
libeitten: v9ieler bisber 10 perfannte
Daann, Der 10 bloblinnie perlellmbet
|ipnrbe, rast iebt etnppr els Elm Wtann,
1pie mir faum eilen 5lpeiten in Ser
Selt fiitben fDnnen.
Ser Sehreiber forbert Damn bas
beut|ebe Golf alif, neunllnbncun5ig
Hrn5ent Ser attteratur iibcr Bil1on,
Die boil bon llntpiHenbeit nno gerfena
nung pieles Wnnnes tit, Der nit eillenl
reiren 6ersel1 lntO ernlten gsilcn fir
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belbeu sll ieinent Siibrer erforeu."
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ffriese 5u berallben."
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mir bon einen1 Srieben 5l1 eripartert
ba6en, peiien gebilteungcn BON oent
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