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The Little River news., 1916-10-14
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for the care and maintenance of the paupers of Little River county for the year 1917 will be received by County Clerk at Ashdown, Ark, up to 2 o'clock p. m. on the 23rd day of Oc- tober, 1916.-Ashdown Ark, Oct. 12, 1916.-Lon T. Jones, County Judge. 93
The Little River news., 1916-10-14
1x.Fos. Mid. Effective laxatvo & Liver Tonic
 Does Not Esipe nor Disturb tho Stomach.

In addition to other properties, Lax Eos contains Cascara in acceptable form, a stimulating Laxative and Tonic. Lax-Fos acts effectively and does not gripe nor disturb stomach. At the same time, it aids digestion, arouses the liver and secrs tions and restores the healthy functions. soc.
The Little River news., 1916-10-14
Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System

The Old Standard general strengthening tonic. GROVES TAsTELEss chill TONIC, drives out Malaria. .enriches the blood and builds up the sys- tenn. A true tonic. For adults and children soc.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-31

From waste tomato seeds Italian
Gamers make an oil useful in var
nishes, :
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-31

"F4e was sentenced to at least 20
years and not more than life in Sing
Sing~"-NeW- York Journal
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-12
WAY TO MORE MILEAGE FOR OWNERS
AND THOUGHTFUL DRIVERS OF CARS
II "a CHAPTERs-cHAPTER 10

Deterioration, contrary TO the geu
eTal impression. j. not necessarily A
Jesuit Of age, but is largely influenc al
by the conditions under which tires
are held in stock. ...
When exposed to the light and sun
especially to the hot summer sun. the
rubber will dry out. harden and the
efficiency and life OF the tire will be
impaired. AS protection from light.
when held in stock by dealer or car
ried as an extra by the user, tires arc
wrapped in paper-this also serves 10
preserve the shape Of the tire. II is
recommended that the paper wrapper
be left on extra tires, or. if the paper
re removed, it is a good plan to put
the tires into service for a short time
until the rubber becomes soiled-filI
ing the pores and covering with thin
coating of dirt will have a preserva.
tive effect.
Tires should not be kept IN a warm
place fer any great length OF time, as
light and heat will cause the sulphur
to core to the surface and make the
rubber Tinute!y porous. After gan
checking CT oxidation takes pace
the nerve or fiber OF the rubber is de-
stroyed, with consequent effect upon
the fleXibility and durability A dark,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-12

Cry room at temperature or from a.
degrees 10 so degrees is most favor
;,ble for retarding chemical action in
the rubber freed. side walls and the
adhesive friction" stock between tce
layers of fabric. d. -. ~.
When the car Is laid up for the sea
son. or fer other reasons is not used
fer several weeks. the stale air should
he removed from the tires. Partially
initiate with fresh air-enougil to
rcTnd out the tires, and cover with
muslin or other material TO protect
from the light. The weight Of the car
should be supported by blocks or
jacks SO that there will not be an
We'ght on the tires. -.
II the tires be removed from the
wheels. have competent repair mar
lCCk them over carefully and give
sreh attention as may be necessary
then wrap with paper or burlap.
Before using tires again examine
then carefully for cuts on the out
side remove tacks and small nails. re
infnree any small breaks in the fabric
inside and lubricate fabric, also in
Ier~ tube. with powdered mica. Make
sure that rims are not dented or other
wise irregular. Apply thin solution
or graphite, shellac and alcohol. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-12
PACKARD DIVIDEND

The Packard Motor Car Company
has declared stock dividend of 80
per cent on the common stock of the
company, payable August /, to hold
crs OF the common stock on record
June 16 .....
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-12
2O,OOOEMPLOYES
OF FIRESTONE CO.
HOLD Big PICNIC

Employees of the Firestone Tire &
Rubber Company and their fannie
t. the number OF 10000 gathered at
beautiful Silver LaLe Park. near Ak
ron, o., Saturday, July 20. tor the big
annual FirestCne outing 1t has been
TIE custom OF H. ). FrestCne. prest
dent OF the big rubber company bear
ing his name, TO give bis thousands of
employees big, joyful holiday each
year at the expense Of the company.
I he rapid growth of the company is
making the attendance at these pie
Lies greater every year and the
handling OF 10000 persons is no small
undertaking. / here was not a dull
moment in the big event and the com,
mittee in charge arranged a program
that provided entertainment and &c
ton from morning until night. Vari.
Gus competitive games and races were
INDUCED in and cash prizes aggregat,
ing several hundred dollars we're dis
trlbuted by the company to the win
nerS. II. -.
The time honored baseball game
between the factory and general
office department resulted in a
scrappy contest for a 800 prize and
went II innings, with final victory for
the factory men. Foot races, NOVELTY
races, water sports, rowing and swim,
ming and special creased pole walk.
ing event were some Of the features
that kept the big crowd interested
throughout the day Complimentary
tickets for practically everything were
furnished by the company. providing
free transportation to and from the
park, emitting the Firestonites to ice
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-12
SMALL MoREI-AND
TRUCK ON MARKET

At a recent gathering OF transports
ton experts in New York City, durinr
the course Of which Watt Moreland
manager OF the Moreland Motor Truck
company of Les Angeles. stated tha'
he would manufacture three-q
ton motor truck that would turn the
eyes of the commercial car world to
ward the coast, few realized the i'm
portance of the California truck mag
mates prediction. .zat 4
Moreland knew whereof he spoke
Tho truck user was due fer a huge
surpriFe, as the new Mnreland was al
ready in tho final stages of construc
ton. The largest model is fully ir
keeping with Moreland traditions ant
progress IN every respect, and EN-
bocies all the refnements and i'm
lrovemonts suggested in years of ey
perience in the manufacture Of powe
wagons of every description. 4
From radiator to tail-light the mir
.ature Moreland is designed and cor
srructed along purely truck lines. Tht
first instalment was rolled on the as
scmbly floor of the big truck plan
the quite recently and have since
been subjected to the most severe ties
possible. H.: (,
Designed especially for the require
ments of western transportation and
equipped with the Moreland CASTLE
and worm drive the future of the little
Moreland is already assured. The
first truck has been on the road less
than a week and large number OF
orders have been closed Ill.,.
For the present the little three-quar
ter tonner will be manufactured al
the rate Of so q month. Iii. T.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-12
EMPIRE MODELS

The Emrire Automobile Company
announces that no change from the
present models will be made until
about show time in New York next
January .-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-12

cream cones. rides on the merry-go-
found, figure s. miniature railway
end other attractions Several bands
furnished music ami the evening was
taken up with dancing. The plcnis
custom Is an old enc with the Fire
srone Company and IS ppe Of the
r~@ny WAYS in which the executives
psoTCte the Fi-es;one Spirit of uu
tnaTty and tcyaltv. 49,. ....s.:-... ~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-12
MOTOR HONKS
BY otto Horne

Very often trouble with the car.
huretor can be eliminated by remov,
ing the pipe line and cleaning same.
Usually there is strainer at the
Sase of the carburetor ar at some
roint in the pipe line. This strainer
or trap frequently becomes clogged
20 such an extent that the carbu.
rotor does not obtain sufficient flow
If gasoline. b fore changing the
adjustment of the carburetor it is
advisable to determine whether there
are any distractions and remove same
rom the line. T."
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-12
OAK: AND CONVENTION

R-snch narasers fer the Oakland
Motor Car Company recently hald a
meeting in Pontiac, Among those In
attendance. were; F. j Kiiborn, Chi
cage; 4, b. Tenbrook. Kansas City e..
K. S. Shoup. indianapolis; X. L. Losev.
Minneapolis; z. S. Nertaer. Phnadei.
nhia: ". X. Tracy, Pontiac. =. "
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-12
PAnTAsorg on CHALMERS

The Pantasote Con'nany has closed
. contract with the Chalmers Motor
Company whereby Fantasote will De
standard top material on the new
Chalmers model 7-22 .>- -:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-12

Frequent adjustment of the spark
plug points will often Obv'ate dis,
agreeable miss in the motor when
driving. If pug is foul or the
points too far apart a miss is bound
TO result. Very often the carburetor
or magnetic is blamed when the
source Of trouble really lies in the
olugS 80.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-12
PATHFINDERs FOR HOLLAND

Barend J. Tendam, an automobile
dealer of Holland, was recently in
this country and among his purchases
we're 10 Pathfinder cars to be shipped
to As:atic colonies OF his country.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-12

When gear cases IF diffeTential
housings are. provided with vents t.
oerrpit the ,escan no If ai~ pndor D-es-
sure that results from heating care
should re taken to sna that the vents
re kent free Not infreanentlv care,
'ess pn'ntnrs o~~nr the screen that
generally is fitted to the opening.
which makes it as. good as no open
ing at all. 1-.-. Slit. =. 70
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-12

Service from tires may be increas.
I'd by changing the front tires to the
rear and the rear tires to the front
after reasonable wear The rear tires
work under the driving strain and
wear out more rapidly. The front tires
simply roll and have less work to do.
BY changing the rear tires forward
he service from these may be in.
creased considerably. . .... I'LL.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-12

Too much grease in the transmis
sion liz likely to make the parts al
most as noisv es too little. 1t is poor
practise 10 fill transmission cases to
he brin in an attempt to silence the
noisy growl from the gears. The bet.
Ter way is to fill the case about halt
way, unless the manufacturer recon-
nends some other limit. :-.r
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-12

Plans are under way at San Fran.
cisco for = speedway The Califor'
MIA Speedway association he's met
With encc,lra 9emeLt from the auto
monte f-itarnity snd especially the
the trade and site il being sought.
This speedway will provide winter
employment for the drivers who viii
also have other racing all through
California on the icad and track and
IN bolI' eyard courses r.. .-.s:. -, ......
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-12

The American Sugar Refining Co.,
has accepted an additional order from
the British Commission to refine
sugar at its Chulmett plant in
Louisiana. .E.' ~%-"r.:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-22

Ipielt, nun, bate iie gebofft, tperoe
grtb Seoeri9 tpie6er 5tgdnslib Setn,
on nluBte iie bernebmen, oaB er ibei.
ben tpolle.
@eIde 2uaIen botte Gle in Ser
Iebten Belt oilsgeitonoen. 4oS Gr-
ideinen oes Wtagiiters bate oarnals,
oIs Tie nit SSrib iinter Dem Sollunoer.
baum geieiien, oas @eit6nonis, ipel'
Dies 8ei0e nlif ben 2ippen batten,
fur 8ur S1Ifte laut tperoen laiien
g9ie bate tie an Sen folgenoen Eagell
iuenn Srib ibr BEL Gid eegeniiber
iab, iib 5uiammennebmen miiIien,
oab ibr @ebeinlnis ridt offenbar
tperoel ggie batte lie olf cine CHM
oe gepoBt, bic iie NIT benz 5uianiner.
fibre, fir ipelhen ibr iinges Ser5
idllgl Gin Tng uad Dem onoern
berqing. @obl hIlttDan0elte Gle Oft
I'M @orter, abcr Der, tuelder ionit Der
8lumen tpartete, fam nibt ne1rl Gr
iaB in Dem 2aboratnrilIm, ge0elgt
iiber ieinen Shmel5tiegcl, lulo nuf
ben @eeten i6oB Iultig 0as @egefralt
emppr. g8ie of bate iie in Der I'm
aeoulo gIiiten abgeriilen itto i'm
Born nit oem fIeinen SUB aif ben
Seies aeItautpft, ipenn iie bonn @nrten
ans Sic triiben Mauhpolfen aus oenl
9a6oratoriunt auflteigen fab. Sic
puBte freilid niht Inn pelben &reis
5rib arbeitete. Damn famen Gage
an ipelben Sris gar nibt iidtbar
purOe, unb penu er @lle 5ufdlliger
gBeiIe begegnete, 70 idblug er Die.
g(ueen nieoer iino ibritt hoitig bor-
iiber. Damn eing Gle pobl binalti
in ibre aunrmer uno Deinte iib re6t
ans, lino oann regte lid Der Stol5 eiu
flein penig in ibr, imo iie oo1tc:
.Du, oes ongeiebeniten 9iirgers
3odter, ipeinit I'M ben IT Den III"
llnO menn Iie oas geoabt bate, 10 bot
Iie es linn I'M Stillen wieOer db iIno
troitete iidj nit Dem @eoanfen uGr
BAT ben aopf boil, oie @olomaherei.
0ie @omo0ie, obcr es miro idon
oie 3eit folnmen, Damn mill idJ ibn
iagejL mas er mir augetuu Dat, unol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-22

iterit bor unierem our1lau1tiglier
Serrn cine Gom0oie bat Ipielen lai
Ien2"
Der Wlogiiter errotete ipie cir
D9daoelein iiuo liipelte perlAdmt.
Scr bin i1 lelblt.~
ogluaobl~ macbte ser GjroF lmo cr-
bob iid BON Dem Oreibeinigen Stuble
Gr ipra1 etpas BON GROCER Sreuoc
Ino bobcr gbre. iln0 5pei2ippeupuare
floIicn iibcr BON boniqiiiBen @orten,
0ns brittle 2ippenpaar, ndmli1 ods
0es @ur5elpcterS, ltono Dor grltoii.
men offen. 9ie beioen Scrren, @rui
lmD W3agiIter, icbten iib ipieoer, 5u-
Dor erbob iid Gin fleiHer Strcit tpcgcn
oeS 0reibeinigen Subls, 0onn aber
nobm oaS begotnene @eipr1d) ieinen
j5ortaang, Der @raf lieB ii1 bic 0er-
iprengte augel nod ciumal 5cigelI
in0 qab icine Wleiinlng iiber 0icielbe
ob. Ser Wldgiiter brodjte oie sc.
id]id,te, Die ibm Der @ur5elpeter nit.
geteiit, 5ur Sprade, er5dblte BON iei.
ucm olten sSrcunO, 0cn g(pot6cfer
IbonraihiS uno oelien ncrgebliHen
8eniibungen @olo 81 MAIDEN, uno
brabte es euolib oabirb oaB Der @raf
lid5 berbeilieB, ibn iiber bic eehcime
ShinIt Der 9llbDnlie cinige gclebritn-
gen nngeoeiben 0ii laiien.
Ser Miir5elpeter, oeiicn Wlaul.
iperre nod iminer anbielt, mid mio
manfte nidt uno berihlong ieoes@ort
0es @eliten cbgleidJ er ni6t oaS
brittle Deriton0
Dem WlogiItcr ging es i'm @rltno
ipie Dem gutcn &rdiiterinnnu, Ser
@rai iibcridldBte offeubar Die @or.
tenntniiIe ieines 8uborers, 0enn er
iprab oliBeroroentlih ountel uno ge.
lebrt, ober nt9tSoeitopeniger laiildte
Der a1oere tpie Elm W21ls1en, alS Ser
Groi BON Dem @ebeinnis oes groBen
.D'oaiiterii unb Der iloh pcit tnper-
it6n6Iidjeren 2ebre bon Der Mlultipli-
Eation iprodJ.
Der 0ie9en bate ouigebGrt. trod.
neno iuhr Der 9lbenowin0 iiber bic
Serge, itNo pie @ouuc ging 5ur 9iiiIte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-22

u5a," eliteeenete oer Grenloe nn1
| itbcb einen groBen Biiien IN ben
Dtuno.
@ieoer trat eine Bulie Elm. Scr
Dlaeiiter beidloB, Dem Staliener iid.
Der aiif Den 2eib 5il riiden; CT 5og bic
sericblagcne luar5oriiie oits Der "a.
ibe Im0 bieIt lie ieinem @eaetiiber
imter bic g2aie.
u@cr3eibt, Serr,@ iprah er, uf0nnt
SSbr mir etipu iagcl mas Oas fir Gin
Ding iIt9@
Ger Bremoe mari einen @lid nllf
oen Stein inO iagte: naonn Dem
Serru ui1t oieHen-"
Ser @iir5elpeter, Der nebcn ocn
beioen itunb, grinite. gr iDuBtc redjt
mobl, porolf Der Wiagliter nit ieiner
sSrage 5tpIte, nnb ba er lelbcr gar 81
acru ettpns iiber oas beimlicbe EiW
oes @elIdlen crfnbrcn bdttc, io ipollte
er benz Q2agiiter bic Sndbc erIci6tern
NIB iaote:
nggenfS Der Scrr @rai GuB nid)t
iagen fann. 70 fragt MIR ben Apotbcs
fer lbomaihiS, ,weunSbr beint fonult;
ocr pcritebt iid uif iolde Dingc"
Ger polidle @raf bob bliBibuell
icine ghlgru uuo ienfte iie ebenio
iArclI ipicocr aif oas Stiid Brot,
ipelcbes cr III Der pano bielt.
uglb,~ iagte CT Damn 81 Dem Waagi.
tier. ySSbr lcio ipobI ein @eDilfc Oes
glpotbciers24
Dem gIngcre0eten ltieg oas 9lnt IN
ocn aopi St, Der Didter Der 0odls
5cit 3lt Ssouo, ein Npotbeferiubieft
o9aein.4 eripiDerte CT. der altc
IbonlnlinS lit MIR mein 5reuH0, ih
iUobHc ~ ieincln Sauie. Dlcm Name
lit" Der WiagiIter erbob iid, uno|
nit elmer @anobewcgiug, ipie iie bel.
leidlt 0er Sait 0es Bbdofentonios ae.
mac5t bate, ba CT icb ais 20Diicus.
1rbn beg Saeries, porItellte, iaatc er
vWlein gtone III 0icronDnus aUlan.
Der, sVloailicr Der ireien SiinIte."
Der italieuii6e @rai nei9te iiW.
uGcio Nbr uielleicbt elm @ermanoter
oeS bOdlauIeDnIiaeu Poeten, Der ea-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-22
(2f gSortIqi|uta.)

Scr Mlaaiiter oadJte nnd) uSyeocn-
falls, nnirmcltc 1t, atcile irb 0aS @5c.
b0rtc 0enl Qlten GbonlaiiuS nit, oaS
III ctipos fiir i'm. Shoncr mar 5
FreiIidl iucnn es mir ieIbit ael1ngc. ID
eiu p0ar Bpl0tIrnpeN 5u Iiu0cn. ggic
polltc idl 0an neinen ShmieacrDa.
ter IN lpe ausInden. Der iidb felt Sab.
rci niibt iui0 plagt iuno tciu Saorn.
lein uodj3li @eae gebradlt batl 3anN
gptc glodlt lateiniibe 5dule!"
0unte 2iloer 5ogcn an ibn pot.
iibcr iil0 ldimnicrlsoc NllitibloNer
bautpg ilc) rDr iDin auf Der CSeiit
oer IN bcu altcu Ib0maiiiiS aaiabrcH
mar beganil irinc Nrallun nod oeln
Ni0aAler cnD5litredeii
%-AIcr ANtr5clpctpr cr5dbltr nod ntls
bcre 4'nN0ergeidHdtcR bon iueiBcii
%H.aggcn iplt goIocnca Af6nlcilLpon
ar6trN. Die pincn aorhnicl i'm Slopf
kraglsG pou g8inoerbhuHeh llitcrir.
oiIdpf 5dabfnllnern ino Idipar5c;t
&mocn 0cr allagiiiar abrr h1rta luir
iiili palbliIl NNr ct llallliIe lple Oeg
&aie NIT oiicBcH glu8cn
Ga u,rDe bic liir 1e0ffnci lm0
brreiu trat cia Ylart 0riisn ldlpar.
8er hnrsbniIBier aRanicl ibu ooS glllt
lebn aiHrr riciigcn Elc0crlnaus gab
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@oI0ccu Sqns. roaltr Der gSir8el.
peter Sem sDlaaiIier ihs DIR nno er.
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trilAiucn
Gas 1T Gin bi1eS gRetter.~ iagte|
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&At 0ai 0ie EropfeH hcutnlIpriRten
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nnbm ocii Dlaitel ub. un0 ieBt ellI.
Dedte q oen N1agiiier ociien 6'rllb er
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iid 9cihdftig SSin giii pr0ielte einl
Beuer aui hem Serb mo oaul iabl
Hd 4ctcr nadl eiuen1iB fir oeu @ait
nu Ia pat ireilid Gltter Hat icuer,
peHp ocr etlsiae 5tubl mar Dcreits !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-22

! ipie lieb, ipie Iieb id i'm babe. glbcr
Dorber mill ih i'm qldlen, Elm penig
MIR, ober er ioll's oo9 fiiblen, Oent
er beroient'S nidt beiier.@ llno bonn
I66elte iie iinter Tr1nen uuD 4rofnetc
iifJ ibr @eiibt un0 ging an lire @c.
Ifdfte. llno MN enoliH Der gcytrige
glbeno, als lie ben @eliebten I'M boil.
len @Ian5 ieiner Sueenoi90nbeIt bon
Sun0erten beiDunoert un0 bonn fin
lten boHgeebrt iabI g9ie battp tbT
drncS, fleines &er5 getlopft t1Ib Ges
5attertl g8ie mar iie balo err6tet,
bolo erbli9en, tuenn ieine 6ltnflet
Qlugen alf ibr rlibteui .,gr llebt
mid oodl" bate es in ibr gerlTien.
llno aIs Die 8uihauer fliiiternb Ibrc
8emerfungen iiber ben gocraIo1Eeetse
atstoiiiften, ais iie fab, tpis Sic
glugen oller 5rauen lrto WlGbdRit,
iogar Die Der bo6niitigen &1tbe, an
iDm Bingen, oo BGtte iie Idiit in ben
Snals binallsrufen moeen: DDfir or.
bort er, mid liebt er, uiein 1T er!S
glls ibr Der Batter anfiinoigte, oaB er
81 perreiieH beobiidtigte, tDar ibr e.,
tier @eoonfe Der, oaB lie einen Gag
init 5rib ollein ieiit iperoe. Das 8lili
freifte Id)neller in ibren g[oern, ober
lie tpagte es failnL iid 5li geItebeii,
iparun tie oieS oeitfe. M2it filler
sSreu0e b0rte Iie ben gntiGlub oes
W1agiIters, cine @aiioerlng in Die
9erge unternebmen 81 .Snollen.
ySSrib," nad5te Iie, ,tDir0 bic @elegen.
belt ergreifen unb mid nufiu9en,
mo oiesnoI miro fein W1ogiiter ilns
ft0ren, ipenn mir ims iagen, ipie Iieh
mir ms boben.4 Wlit 0ieien @eoat.
ten mar Die Blonde @lIc eingeiblafen,
uli0 oie GrGiune batten ibr Sen SOL.
limoerbaum i'm @arten ino Ole fleine
@dnf inter 0cnlielben ge5eigt, ino
olif Der @auf iaBcn 8mei, Die batten
iic5 lieb uno ioeten iicb's blinoertnal
in eincm glten. glun teilte ibr Der
@oter nit, ooB SSriB Seoeridl Dem.
nddit Die StaOt perlaiien ioeroe un0
OaB oies Iciu cigencr @unidl lei. s
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genlig, Inn ibr fir Elm paar glugens
bIide ben @opf ibpin6eat ou nahen.
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