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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-02
THlRTY-FlVE zEPPELlNS ARE ACCOUNTED FOR"
 THUS FAR IN THE WAR

% LONDON, Sept. o. Major s- Baird, representative of the s' Aerial Board in the House of s Commons. replying in the e house recently to the criti- s. cism of the air defenses dur s- ing the recent Zeppelin raids. * announced that, since the war .. began, the Entente Allies had % accounted for thirty-fiye Zep- :- pelins.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-02
APARTMENT HOUSE
 WITH FORTY SUITES
 NOW CONTEMPLATED
Deal Is Expected to Be Made for the Purchase of Property within the Next Few Days-COuncil Is Asked for Aid.


 A 4O-suite concrete apartment house is Co be erected in Juneau within the next couple of months 1T the present plans of H. A. Bigelow materialize. The building will be erected on the lots owned by George Miller on the extension of Sixth Street west from Main Street and extending down tho hill to Calhoun road, opposite Gioyanettis store.
 Last night the city council was asked to guarantee that if the apart mcnt is erected, they will stand the cost of putting the extension O. Sixth Street in such condition that it can be used by teams in hauling material to the site of the new struc. ture. The council authorized the street committee to investigate the street and estimate the cost Of the work and Mir. Bigelow was guaran. teeG that in case the building is erected and he does the work on thr street. the cost will be refunded 0 him by the council within the limit set by the street committee.
 Mir. Bigelow has been in Juneau for the past three months invest gating conditions and endeayorine to secure a site for the building but the Miller lots are the only ones he has been able to find tha, are suitable in price and location The lots. two in number, made @ site 100 feet square and are amplc for the purpose. The lots are very slightly. lying as they do on top oi the ridge just north of B. M. Beh. rcnda' residence.
 Negotiations for the purchase O the lots have been going on for some time, and was to have beel closed yesterday, but for some req son the parties to the deal were m able to get together 1t is probabl, that the deal for the site will bC concluded within the next few days The building as planned will cos between $25.OOO and S5OOOO.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-02
FATHER ROcCATI LEAVING.

Sather A. J. Roccati, pastor O the Cathplic parish who has beer here for the past year, expects tc leave on the Admiral Watson fol Valdez where he will take charge of the Valdez and Cordova parish cs. His place here will be takci my Father A. Fletcher who arrived rom the south recently.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-02
HIGE SCHOOL CHORUS sTARTs

The students Of the Juneau high school have started their regular chorus work and regular practices will be held twice each week. The chorus, as organized, has 2S voices and the new club promises to prove very popular and instructive.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-02

FOR RENT Desirable front room with bath. SlO a month, 48S Second street, phone l4O2. s4
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-02
AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP
 IS AT PREMIUM IN
 COUNTRIES OF EUROPE

LONDON, Sept. 2.-The Ameri- can State Department has refused passports to more than 200 Ameri- can-born persons, some of whom have lived in England from ten to thirty-fve years. Nor will the State Department allow these per- sons to register as American citizens
 American citizenship is rated as such a valuable asset here and in other European countries that con- stantly people are claiming to pos sess it who are not entitled to it.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-02

PriCes Lowered Again

but the same Ford Car. The record of satisfactory performance of more than 1,2l0,oso owners surely makes 1t the "Universal Car" the car you want. It meets the demands of pro. fessionaI and business men and brinqs pleasure to the whole family. Simple, strong, reIiabIe-eeonomleal in operation and maintenance. chas- sis, s4s5.95; Runabout, $445.95; Tour ina. s4so.95; couplet, s6O5.o5.
 The Ford Motor Go. guarantee aaainst further reduction in price, but do not guarantee against a raise, for one year.
 On Sale at
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-02
0oDDs AT eAsTlNsAU

MT. and Mrs. A. B. Dodd hay taken apartments at the Gastineal Hotel. The Dodds have been occu pying the II. J. Fisher residence during the summer but as Mrs Fisher is expected to return thi month, they found 1t necessary C move to the Hotel.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-02

Headquarters for Ladysmith Coal Juneau Transfer Company. Phone 4s
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-02
CANADIAN FARMERS
 URGED TO HOLD ON
 TO CROP OF WHEAT

WINNIPEG, Sept. 2.-Certain mem bers of the Winnipeg exchange have published a two-column advertise ment to farmers in which they said: "We strongly advise you not to sell a hushel of wheat, oats or barley for future delivery at present prices. Don't get frightened at big breaks. There is nothing in the situation to warrant low prices any time this year. Commission men will make you biz advances on grain, so hold your wheat
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-02
QUAKER CUPS.
Philadelphia Record.)

Philadelphia Record)
 Does the fact that misery loves company prove that love is blind?
 This may be a cold world, but you can't prove 1t by the weather man.
 Curious thing about debt. The faster man runs in, the more he gets behind.
 Don't place too much confidence ;n dead sure tip. It may be more dead than sure.
 Time is money, but as general ;hing money doesn't hang so heay- iIy on our hands.
 Most married women belong to a society for the suppression oi some thing or other. even though it may only be husbands.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-02

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-05-31
BARNET.
a. h. Peck Correspondent.l

IL. r. Peck, Correspondent
Hale Mason of Orleans called on
his mother, Mrs Ella Mason, Thurs
day.
Mrs. E. o. Wilson and little son,
Lawrence, spent Friday at East Bar
net visiting Mrs. Ray WEIGH.
Quite a number from here attend
ed the Worcester Salt company's ban
quet at Woodsville Friday night.
Martin Turner lost a fine Western
horse Wednesday. 1t had been sick
several days with pneumonia.
Pre- Memorial exercises will be held
in school Monday afternoon.
Rev. William Clark will give an IL
Illustrated lecture at the church Sun
day evening, subject. Buddhism"
The postoffice building here is be-
ing painted.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker OF
Monroe died at Concord, N. H,
Thursday, May 25th. The remains
were brought to Monroe Friday night
Mrs. E. A Gibson of st. Johnsbury
is spending a few days with her sis
ter, Mrs. John Robinson.
The annual meeting of the active
fire company will be held at L. E. Gill
hllan's store Saturday evening, May
81, at S.15. There will be election OF
officers.
Alex Warden. Harvey Kent and Will
liam Brock are attending the repub-
lican state convention at Montpelier.
The Consolidated Band" is to have
a meeting at Kimball's paint shop
next Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gilchrist and
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-05-31
PASSUMPSIC.

(Mrs Hazel Wood. Correspondent
Charles Morgan and J. d. Thyng
have each purchased an Oldsmobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. ingalls, and Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Symes motored TO
Woodsville Thursday night
Mr.. and Mrs. William Arnold, Mrs.
Joseph Celley of Charlestown, n. H..
and Mrs. Mabel Somers are visiting at
Mr.. and Mrs E. P. Titles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rickaby and
family of St. Johnsbury spent Sun
day at Charles Fulford's.
James Clough and family Of East
Barnet move next week into John Gill
lander's house.
Mr.. and Mrs H. c. ingalls, motored
Friday to Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazen Hyde have
bought back their old farm and are
moving to IL.
Frank Hastings has the whoopipg
cough.
Milo Wood Of Lyndon was in town
Thursday.
Wesley Converse is working in the
fiber mill.
Mrs. Frank Stocker of Danvine is
visiting at Harold Morse's.
Mrs. Emily Rock and brother. Har-
~ Marshall. of ST. Johnsbury, spent
the day Tuesday with Mrs. Charles
Fulford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wood at
tended a farewell party at Harry Mar
shalrs Saturday night at st. Johns
bury.
Mr.. and Mrs Victor Roberts and
two daughters, Veora and Velma, Of
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-05-31

Newbury spent Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Haslam and
Arthur Barker of Providence, r. 1.
are visiting at w. H. Barker's, max
ing the trip by auto in IL hours.
(Mrs. Harold Wood. Correspondent.)
Miss Katheline and Mrs. Arthur
Breen returned to Dover, N. H,
Thursday.
Clarence Bennett is building a new
veranda around his house. 4.
Mrs. Theo Chase returned Sunday
from Boston.
The two children of Ed Badger are
confined to the house with chicken
pox.
The V. l. S. hold their supper
Thursday night at the hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Breen of Do
yer. n. H.. are rejoicing over the birth
of a daughter Tuesday morning. Mrs.
Breen is at Mrs. Moore's private hos
pital at st. Johnsbury.
The three children of Wesley Con-
verse are confined to the house with
whooping cough.
Mrs. Sarah Moore of Littleton. N.
H.. visited a few days this week with
Mrs. Harold Wood.
George Allen got his foot badly
bruised by a horse stepping on it one
day last week. Mr.. Allen is able to
be out.
An ad taken at right works in the
morning.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-05-31
SOUTH WHEELoCK.

(Mrs. Lucy Weld, Correspondent
John Buckley was in Burlington
Thursday, May 25 to attend the dem
ocratic state convention.
Win Sanborn with force of men
is at work on w. T. Hutchinson's
house.
The plans are being made for a
celebration at the Old Red school
house July 4th.
S. Rineheart of Strawsburg, Pa,
was in town last week looking up
Christmas trees to be harvested this
fall.
Lester Buell. has finished work for
A. E. Weed & Son and gone to work
for Justin Heath.
Adria Ainsmith has the foundation
ready for his new house which he is
to build on the Dave Sherburn farm.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-05-31

daughter. Helen, were at st. Johns
bury Tuesday.
Mrs Ada Brown, who has been car
ing for her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Emery, at Monroe, for some time was
in town Wednesday. She moved her
household goods which had been
stored at H. j. Hazelton's to Charles
Parkers barn. Mrs. Emery is gaining
slowly.
Mrs. S. ]. Martin, Mrs. George
Brown and Miss Mary ROBBIE spent
Wednesday at st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Margaret (Harvey) Woods Of
Ryegate is spending a few days with
her mother, Mrs. Abbie Harvey.
Mrs. Robert Parker of McIndoes
visited her daughter, Mrs. Ned Som
ers, Wednesday.
E. G. Farnsworth of East Barnet
spent Tuesday here.
Mrs. A. n. Gilfllan is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Pocock. and son, of
Beebee Plain, Que.
Mrs. Oscar Field is spending a few
days with Mrs. @. A. Choate at West
Barnet.
Peter Abbott underwent a second
operation Wednesday afternoon, DIR.
Aldrich and DR.. Mackey operating.
Mrs. Ora Bishop of ST. Johnsbury
called on her daughter. Mrs. Robert
Hazelton Wednesday.
Mrs. Perley Aver is slowly improv-
ing.
Dustin Moulton of Montpelier Wis
tied his cousin, Mrs. L. z. Gilfllan,
Wednesday.
Don Judkins made a business trip
to New York the first of the week.
| Be a Caledonian Booster.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-05-31

81 told a neighbor whose very young
child had Group about Foley's Honey
and Tar" writes Mrs. Rehkamp, 2404
Herman ST., Covington, KY she
thought that the child surely would die
1t was so bad. When she gave IL
couple doses of Foley's Honey and Tar
she was so pleased with the change
she did not know what to say" This
old reliable cough syrup Immediately
helps coughs, colds, Group and whoop-
ing cough. Just as good for old as 1t
is for young folks. G. G. BINGHAM. .
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-05-31
ORLEANS.

Cd. NJ. McWain, Correspondent
Edgar Russell of Island Pond, VT, is
the new barber at W. T. Powers shop.
Roland Sidney was in Lyndonville
yesterday.
F. M. Hunt and family returned
Thursday from visit in Boston.
Mrs. Stella Mason and Mrs. Mar
garet Sylvester of Irasbury visited
their sister, Mrs. Will Clarkson,
Thursday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-05-31

On Saturday about 11.2O the FIRE
truck responded to a still alarm given
from Leon Moore's garage. The fire
was easily extinguished with exiting
uishers A torch used for vulcanizing
purposes blew up and as the oil was
blown around the blaze spread with tk.
Immediate response by the truck pre-
vented damage and the only loss was
the tire under which the torch was
burning
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-05-31

Be a Caledonian Booster.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-05-31

An ad taken at right works in the
morning.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-27

- Gin il oerous troQt II der
Unfln ipiro aus Der 9unbesbaupte
liant telid}tet. &8d9renb drau Gitber
G1tIter NIT ,1rem 6 Ulouote alien
Auaben G6eittr ouf rem Nrm alf
sinem Ir~sppeno0iaB Itdnb nuros be
1rau pl0BIih bon einem Gbnmddlts
Gnial( teiollen HuG I~tijr5te bic 3repe
re hinab. &ei Dem @tut} brut oos
atnD oos Genit unb purDe auf Der
Gte1e aetotet. Die Muller fam MI;
,eitten 8~erls3un3en hapon.
Gtnoffener Grjei, in mel
dem QuQuit III u ttgen. 7G Sabre
at, Don 0o6oten, u. ). iein G3elei0
In etlDas toniuier Wejle IAiioerte,
iuaste "a Der Gutoedun1 etnes
E2!oitmorp2eriuhs uelfen Der aIte
W(1un ln B%aCe5immec ieiner G8o9s
mana unternonmen bate. 8ds Gas
mar an9eDredt udo5aitaeH leDuhtlos
Gf 6ei.pret il@ 5ereit5 aul BEN
l8eqs oer @eaeiuu9, 5n Dem 8tles
ie. 0er nab ieiuem Ioos DcrO1enttlht
tD,roen Io1ts. i6itosrie Det 8reis,
ME er istne um 26 Sabre ,urgete
Irau 90; e6eulo Ditisn 516ren bsp
r1,ets. Gle ri cine aludlIht, nber
.nllDe" 5rau sensieu, Die INNER sl@
nsa .Star3o1rDer" 5at.e. md1rsno Ct
Th botit jiberilaNje oertom. lam
t,t.15ts er it Earlier. boB Jacob
6unte- oet 5tieioa,er ltlnsr Jrau.
j5.u 9js GtoitsR iUt2aB. in Gdpas
9st Fh i'm 614ie sinmietete, mt Der
4geltsf'l MD. 3ur Ru4e 9et5mmen
lei pd6rtnt lsine in 9!eihen 6auie
mobasrt, psrbeir0tete Iodter jbre
J5n;liena0ide in ieIast No4nuag
uuih.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-27
GortieBung foI9t.)
Ter %&ca il Ocn StcruCn.


Sin 6litaer, Der in Der Setunoe
etlpo IS Uteter 3uriidleet, piirbe mad
tlinfmoiatlidler. utunterbrohener
6o1rt ben Wono erreiteu, tpdbreno
er $500 Sabre unterlpeQs lein mijbte,
nm gum Nbenpitern 3u Qet1n9en.
0olItc er oGge9eH oer Some etnep
8eiuh dbitatien, 10 brouhte er Ei6t
.peni9er ais 1900 &ahsf 81 oieier
Heiie. Die Elm 2ihtitro9l bel inner
@eifpiuciqteit ben 100000 Meter
pro Setunoe in tnupp So Winuten
aetpaltiQen tonnte. Sine pon Der
Grbe a~bQeieuerte 0r1nate broufte
flint Sabre bis CUR Come, ooqe9cn
MIR AZ LoQe bis gum Monb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-27

ireten. th battle msine RoIIe ausge.
ipielt.~
Siia idpieg.
Smrss Ylide 9inaen mieoer iiber
lie BIN. lnngiam. elitenn Dor W.r.
Icngea uno 3orn. Gr battle lid aui
ie 5uiiIr5en uno ihr IN Neio antun
tOnnsn.
Sn all lbren innsren Sturm f.oo
Der Gerunte: mie eln berrliter So.
nlgStlsel itebt er oa.
Smre aber rlibris lit nidt. gs.
bend lam es Don ieinsn 9ippen:
rSGon BIT IN. Niia pan BE-
Sonot."
Sc mar ME Elm raiencer @orpurf.
ME Elm untsrotiidter S6tei.
9ie beioen iun9en NIenifen tan.
ben lih itumm QeQeniiber. lire Nu.
gen bObrien iih meinanoer felt.
Wtit metoIIiiter S6drfe fubr
Smre fort:
LIMB neil bic 9eimot lid niht
tpoIIte. Ella pan De Sonot, pa tamft
Gu 5uriit. oa ourfte Der n3lgeuner"
Geinen id6nen Ysib umiaiien uni
Define rotten Gippen tiiien."
9as tlang mie elm fernes Troben.
IS 1T 9enu9, Smre." ia9te Yiin.
tief atmeno. .la, id babe Dir III.
re6t estan. Ii6t INNER fa6eit 0u
es 10 idarf. sd babe 3ir bic lin.
fpobrbett 9eio9t, ebe lA abrelits. ia.
uno mas pililt 9u nun BON mir2"
Smte trot aut ne gu:
.0u bait mir ods &eben gerettst,
Giiu, nesbalb tateit Eu esq"
Nu9 ous tlon9 ME elns 3robung.
rNielIel6t tat Id es, neil ih Den
8prpurt niAt tru9en tpnnte, DID
9etotet gu bdbeu." logts Siia, bic
tubIte. Dab auA in tbt Corn unO
StoI5 auttie9en.
.&iia!"
Wle Elm beiber Gdrsi - uno
nad elmer Melie:
.Slla, tb CLAUDE, mir bQben uns
ni9ts mebr gu la9en."
Gr panote li4 Der Sur gu. BORT
blieb er lteben uno ia9te tubl, nit
peri6lolienem @eildt:
.Wlan b0It uns bler i'm 9ouie fir
@erIobte. 0u nelBt es; nun nod orel
Sage uno i9 reiie nuA Wlen ob; bis
oabln miiilen MIR uns IN oleie Ho!!s
fI9en. UNI Der Wlenlden piIIen, ri:
uns aufnubmen."
n@s lit GUT, unp Iongiom fiet:
Qiia binSu: ~9u ilebit, Anorns
SnIre. nltt INNER Tam man Die
Ia,tere Moprbeit bOdbuIten."
.Nir pplIen nltt herumpeuteIn.
YAa, gu mibperitebit MIDI" ia9te
2iia uon be Sonot bo9mlti9.
sic ltonoen lla ee9eniibsr, i'm
t!ingenben Ynn5er tpres Stol5es unp
temer pt6 UNI 9aoresbreits. SO
muBen tie II4 uno 10 iAleoen iie bon.
e%tnanoer.
4ts 4noros Smre bic Sir binter
li4 ms S1Ipb 5Og. bIiBten Etios
Au9en uut: .So. 3u Stol5er," beib
itleB ne es 5ptl6en Den 3apnen Der.
err: "9eut bin i'd mebr 9ein. osnn
le.."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-27
Siebaehntss &apiteI

Sic gingen our4 ben itarrcncen
WaI0 ibrer 6etnotell9teltea - ldet5s
ten. ladten, reItten lth Ole @dnpe.
3ur3 Dor ber NbIubrt bes Stlftes
botte nan Die beloen allen gelaiIen.
gDdbreno 9lteotHet ll9 aut benz
l!tolo berumIrleb unO !0srr uno
6ruu SarteI Glntdule beiotgten, 1a-
BEN lie III tIeinen &a1tee pes SUR
baules.
sic iprohen BON Der lleberfabrt;
lie luuroe belpe9t leln, meInte Nlin,
uno NnDros 5udie Die NtleIn. rludjte
gIeldmutig ietne Cigarette uno lo9te:
.uebIer ais odmaIs. ME th blegs
Der tam, tam ile gar niht lem"
nWart Gu %1eetrant?"
D9teln, i4 ipar pur4 uno purd
trnnt."
Gr mari perdatIi9 ben HeIt Der
Cigarette iort.
~gta, unO peute bjlt 8u re6t pon
9er5en 9eiuno," melnte Glia.
Sle bate ben ret)ten @lIenboQen
nett out Den Sr1A 9eltoben uno ben
Hopf IN Die 9ano 9eIegt. Wit tIaten
Iugen lub ne Smre an.
$50, pus bin t9."
Slnre Itette Die S.3dnoe in bic 9os
ientaiden un0 redte Zen Sbertorper
nett 3urlid, ben Gtubl aut BEN btnz
teren gelnen balonclereno.
Der Yroieilor mtyo Did nebs
men," lu9te Eila.
rSns 9Inube Id ou9."
DDu mlrlt lebr ltart gu orbeitsn
baben."
s5u, GOttlob. i'd freue mid bar.
ouf."
n9onn tommit IN in teine alaile
binetn, 0u bait Gin5elitunpsn?"
$50, natiirllb."
nuno oul mas tommt es baupt.
IdhIit on2"
sd babe crit a~lIerlei aus"5urotten.
ebe lA a%u1baue. ober es gebt leBi
ihon nett better, 0itettnsr CAB mlr
idon monhe Y5lnte."
geioe 1dlpp9en. Nnoras sSmre
trannte ild elnr neue Cigarette an.
Gi1a beobQttete lbn, tmmer nod
ben &opf III Die oono geitubt.
WelB Oott, o0ctle lie, Id lab nle
sInen l6ontyen yilnn, Dleir8 unbe.
tpe9ie, tIuiltite @ellat - be ituros
len pornebnlen @anpe -
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nWuni6eit Gu etHe ,3ig0rrette?"
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ncos CABS bel uns gu 6auie INST"
0ieper elne Yauis.
.6at man 3u DON gu 9auie os.
ihrleben! ST. b0ris nsull4 u
Tsiner unterbaitung nit Jtau Ylrs
tel, oaB 3u elnen Yrief srpartelt.~
IS mar pa5 ertemol, bQB 4norug
Jmte pieoer sius pertrauIi4e 6rnge
an liia ri6tste.
Rem. no1 nitt, absr Der Brief
pirp tommsn. sd itrisb IN 3rieit,
ebe i'd oouals nld 4uliln 3uruds
iubr. i'd tam nod teins Qntpoyt
boben."
Sc"
Yiia fubr un1uigeiotbert tort:
sd egfparts oua msins Yapicre.
Msine Sapsitsr - lie TT UNI apsi
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-27

e1NAhNH SH''Hh- " ~ " AS4t1tiA
p.pgll4 o0s llngIud iiber Elm 0aus
uEo mdn pelB H!6t me - aus BET,
term 9ImmeI."
Mutler uber eni5o9 ibr bic QInne
rno lpru1 rub:9. gan5 bebtrtltt
pon etuus aRoeJtu, UNI ale uu'ere
6remOe tdien. ais ob N0,eT riIpaa
IanJit SetJnnles uH0 SetoitpeIi.aAo-
lIuea 8elo9t bot.t
Nn0 oas mu3 lh ia9en, oamal8
begrit1 l9 10 reG.. oab ea ooh eiuus
Outes UNI uniete llyen9e uno 8es
leilldaitIl2e GT5,ebun9 ut, pa lent
man 9is5tplin.
@laube HItt. oab j5 Gib nit
oielen Wprten treileu Ipollte, liebe
ein5I9e Nlia. Us tIoB mir 10 ans
per Ueoer. Nbtr oa IS nun eiunui
9ellgI TT, 10 mIlI lp 2U aua ortynz
nen. oaB oieles Der eIIl5i8e Yunt.
mar, Der mir bel Dir gun5 uner.
tlarlid 1T. 9u parlt oot INNER
llderer uno ~ftol5er els lh. l1 oap.e,
NeIns innere 0lajlplln battle 9ld]
capor bclpabrt. Gen 9er3 10 gang
uno gar an einen pngen, irempen
WteniUen 81 perlieren, otnn me
0npers lolI Id MI GeIHen 0lB erz
ildren: I'D bate ibn perloren, lpenn
id nab 9aule geralt mare, u..n it
tonnte Ibn nld}t per!lereni"
Wie Did. geraoe &idL cine iolte
2eipeni6nit fur etnen Wlann. ZEN
9u 10 pcni9 %tannteIt. ~ertailen tonn-
te. ooB 9u ulIes. aber Ou1 alIes
tlnparrit, mas blsber Dem ye1en
ouagemaht bate. uuo DOR allen, ooB
Ou uils aIle, bic mr. 0ib IIeben, 10
tief trdnttelt, oao idlle ld nttt.
SD babe did eben nld)t "9etannt,
ober id babe @ih heb. aud 10. me
@u bit uno Huopl1 uno it, mir
bleiben Define Oeittpiiter.
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jung uno gang ouBerorosntli6 be-
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uno nun idreibe mir redlt 6oIo
lpieper. Wir mpllen plel p~onelnonoer
boren. 9offeniIih finoeit Du cine
CUTE StslIe.
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idpn bleiben, unp mir t0nnten zen
9eoanten ntdt ertrngen, oab 0u irs
genplpo lommeroolI unterI6IiipfIt,
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gatc Sdpefer.
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gebabt.
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Nu9en leudteten. Riot GILES, mas
er entbielt, mar gu,. uno bod itono
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ling.
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Ileblihe, tlore Snl5burger 0loden-
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con mir b0ren, treue tIeine Sdme.
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uno i6ari, ME 5iit Gu mir in bic.
len 8ogen ons 9er3 seIUa6ien!