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New-York tribune., 1916-02-18
Whitman Nov" for
hughes; Support Passive

-'n s'a1 ca7sao I.nt o. TIL. Tdbune.l
4osny. Feb. IL. Governor Whitman
-~sa'ed to-day that he would make
'sht 10 bring about the nomina-
y Of Justice Char.cs r. Hughes for
'.'''a'ni by thc Republican National
.-'en'on. he declared that he still
e,1,. v'ea The nomination Of the Supreme
In slstice, but expressed the be
usri5 iIet the delegates from this state
,,rra. 20 20 the Convention unin-
(" Interpreted here. this means that
HD,, SOVeihor's support Of Justice
Ia, is Of the passive kind. and
hr :, is not strong enough TO induce
ior 10 ~ 70 10 the primaries and fight
70 B"o, selection Of delegates pledged
i,V ,SV.ernor Whitman announced to-
ion ' os ne would accept the invita-
,slls,.- MS three delcgate-at-large
pre', sues TO hold a conference TO ex-
hssiaa preference for the Republican
rau,Iual nomination.
sf 80 sIacriiy with which the Govern
s,g - pted the invitation led many
eve '..ttofmed Republicans here 10 be-
oses I'a' I'' u would pot be surprising
Wn;am get on the Root band wagon.
he eSo'nml Barnes has made Mr.. Root
o. The Republican organiza-
"osd On page 2. column
New-York tribune., 1916-02-18
Mitchell SEES KENLON
CONQUER DINNER FIRE
Flash Bag Blaze Surprises De-
partmert Engineers at Hotel.

A fire right in the room where they
sat at their annual dinner caused eN-
citement among 800 members OF the
Engineers Association of the Fire De
partment at the Hotel Knickerboeker
last night Mayor Mitchell. Commis-
sioner Robert Adamson, Sheriff Al
Smith and other guests saw Chief Ken
Ion rise TO the emergency, although ne
was i'm evening dress.
when a flash light picture was taken
iust before the speaking began, one OF
tbe large smoke bags caught fire. Inc
,..siters made n dash for the doors.
Men. drag that down" yelled CHIEF
Konlon as he climbed up in his char.
And they did pull down the burning
bae, as easily as they would have taken
cendy from a Christmas tree according am
10 Theodore Stitt, secretary to Cim-
missioner AdamSOn.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-18
1000 GUNS LOST
WITH ERzERUM
Strength ofDefeated Turk
ish Garrison Estimated
at 100000 Men.
By Cable to Tn. Tribune

London, Feb. lS.-Estlmates from
Petrograd place the number of troops
in the Turkish garrison at Erzerum'
the capture of which has been an
nounced at 900 men.
1t is said there were 467 guns in the
outer forts, 374 in the central forts and
200 field guns.
That the fighting before the fortress
fell was terrific is indicated by Con-
stantinople report which, although not
announcing the capture of Erzerum,
says that in the last three days before
the communication was issued the kus-
SLAMS had lost 5000 men killed.
The Petrosrad correspondent Of
THE Times" says the fall of Erzerum
was due mainly to frontal attack.
The first fort was taken on Monday
and or the evening of the following
dav the Russians impetuously rushed
the entire first line of forts, when
fell after less than one and hall
days of fighting.
Although heavy artillery played q
valuable part in silencing the forts, all
reports agree that the bombardmeni
was not sustained sufficiently long
completely to destroy the defences, and
the majority of the forts were actually
stormed at the point OF the bayonet.
Russian Direct Method.
Thus Caucasian history repeats it.
self. and the Russian soldier has re-
produced in the case OF up-to-datc
Notifications the direct methods which
proved successful thirty-nine years
ago against kars.
The reduction of Erzerum with It's
garrison, consisting of units of the 9th'
10th and llth Corps. in only five days
is a feat Of which any army might be
proud. General Yudenich il now con-
tlonted with the difficult task OF inter
copting the remnants Of the Turkish
defenders. who arc probably retiring
westward Of the mountain plateau, IN
order not 10 give them an opportunity
cf Joining the other units Of the Ihlrd
Army.
The Petrograd correspondent OF The
Morning Post" says that the decisive
blow at Erzerum appears 10 have been
struck by the Siberian columns, which
took the Kara Gubek and the Tafta
forts in the rear Both of these forts
face all ways, and their capture, though
executed in quick time, was move
mont which necessitated hard fighting
Tie Siberians then swept southwark
like cyclone behind the Deve Boyur
forts. which all face eastward. ano
within twenty-four hours were masters
Of all seven forts.
When the full story OF this magniii.
cent exploit becomes known military
textbooks will be enriched by another
example OF the extraordinary courage
ant endurance of soldiers carrying out
amidst appalling natural and climatic
difficulties, the skilfully combined plans
of Russia's. great general.
The fall of Erzerum could hardly
have occurred at a more opportune mo-
ment for the government. The effect
OF the victory on the masses OF the
people rids fair to oyershadow it's mill
tary consequences, and the members OF
the luna are likely 70 meet on Tues
day in a mood fully attuned to meet
ha,f way any conciliatory overtures on
the part of the administration.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-18

MARJORIE'S BA1TLESlllP.
To the Editor Of The Tribune

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Dear sir: read in YOUR paper
every morning lot about prepared
ness. My grandpa and great tgrandpa
were soldiers. If was a hoy
would be soldier, too. But | am
not. so | want 10 do what can To
help. Mama gives me dime every
week for helping her. am send
ing YOU this weeks dime to help
build a battleship for Uncle sam.
| know lot of other kids who
would give their errand money if
YOU would start fund. ! am thir-
teen years old and go to Public
School Q. BROOKLYN. Yours truly.
MARJORIE STERRETT.
I. S.-pleasc call the baitlcship
America
Since this letter was printed dimes and
dollars have Rowc into The Tribune
office unccasincly other papers across
the country have reprinted the letter and
the dollars have flowed in upon them.
Marjorie has asked The Tribune TO
take care OF her fund until II grows big
enough TO build a hattleship or at least
some kind of n ship worthy of the
traditions Of John Paul Jones. The
Tribune cannot undertake 90 enter into
correspondence about the fund, but II
will print daily list Of contributors.
and every one who sends dime or n
dollar or q million dollars 10 The
Tribune for the fund will receive q
button hearing the legend 81. s. s.
America" That will he your receipt for
a patriotic deed.
To-dsy's story will be found on
page 9.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-18
JAPANESE CRUISERS
BRING 5l,460,O0O
Reach Victoria with Gold to
Paw for Russian Arms.

San Francisco. Feb. 1.-THE Jap
anese cruisers Chitose and Tokiws, OF
which is said to be S51 100000 in gold
specie for the purchase of war supplies
for Russia, arrived to-day from Japan
at Victoria, b. c.. according 10 tele-
gram received here by japanese news
naner.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-18
BRITISH NAME STEAMER
AFTER EDITH CAVELL
Former Tropeiro Becomes Me-
mortal to English Nurse.

The name. Of the English nurse whose
death bv German military order reused
the civilized world is to be perpetuated
on the high seas. The Brazilian steamer
Tropeiro. which arrived here yesterday
20 be reftted in drydock. has been
purchased by British company and Is
10 be renamed the EGiJn Iavell.
Another English steamer named Edith
Cavel. formerly the Wagner, is now on
her way TO New York fror. Cadiz.
GREAT BEAR SPRING WATER
the case Of six glass stoppered bottles
New-York tribune., 1916-02-18
Party Leaders Think
Ex-senator Will De-
clare for Colonel.
81 INTERPRET
HIS N. Y. SPEECH
Say II Is the Republican
platform and 7. r. Alone
Can Fit II.

Warrington. Feb. 17.-Belief that eX-
s.,,,, Tlihu Root, in his speech be-
,., ,bs New York convention was
-, the way TO a later declaration
=, poo.svcl, for President was quite
..,.-,l here to-day. It is conceded
-. q. nominee Of the Republican
.,,.v vin have 20 make his feht on
=. sls,form laid down by Mr.. Root and
:. r,ks The International policy Of this
,,ss,ry the paramount issue.
As result Of this certainty there
-, been g searching Of minds in prog
,... here for two days. and an aston
.sipr number Of conservative Repub-
g,,r, have come TO the conclusion that
g.o,evelt is one Of the few men, if not
,l-os, the only man. who would fit the
,l,,iorn. Because Of his strong stand
r, Mexico and on international rela-
hons generally there has been a
-rked rise iu the stock of Senator
william T. Borah. Of Idaho. who, how
ever. IS not svowcdly q candidate for
he nomination.
3, expected that one Of the first
rul:s Of tho Root speech on the va
~, candidates now competing for
t...stes viii be Fastening 20 "Ht
s.-sslves" for the platform by max
,,suong addresses in line with what
rrceded 10 be the Republican at
al I. is not believed here, no mat
~ low much some Of the individual
rsates would like TO firt with the
gs-r vote En- states in which they
,r,s: 10 capture delegates, that any
VII isre 10 place themselves out or
l-s With what is going to be the policy
d the party, thus making themselves
urgslly impossible when the conven-
ion comes to the point Of selecting
.sniree.
Poindexter Sees Only Roosevelt.
One Of the most frankly delighted
-sl in Washington is Senator Miles
P,lraexter. Of Washington, now back
The Republican ranks and the only
n,nber Of the Upper House who ever
Nldly declared himself Party Pro-
rsssiye. Senator PoindeXter is Tor
Roosevelt for President. and he sees
70 other road 20 victory for the party
ian By d bold fight along the lines
irsEn By Senator Root. At the same
me he is surprised and pleased that
H. Root should take this position, re-
sarding 1t as indicating a complete
i.rtnder by the wing OF the Repubh-
an party which has been urging that
pme other issue should be made para
-egrt in the approaching campaign
'Nr. Root put DIS finger on the vital
80. IA th's whole question: said Sen
ii'r po!ndeyter, when he pointed out
ne. show Of strength was often nec-
H:afy 20 preserve peace. Mr. ROOse-
'sll when he was President, without
sy public notice at the time al all. by
4 Tremendous show of strength forced
gs'fmsny TO give Up her intentions on
,a.'nezuela. Ills threat 10 have the
.hiled States feet steam for the coast
q That country. prepared 20 resist the
s'rnan fleet should il attempt 10 seize
~ venezuelan port was Immediately
4 J. 80
New-York tribune., 1916-02-18
U-BOAT APOLOGY
SENT TO HOLLAND

The Hague. Feb. u
Germany has notified the
Dutch government that the
investigation of the Artemis
incident has established that
the Artemis was blameIess.
and that the torpcdolng of
this vessel was bIunder by
the commander Of the Ger
man torpedo boat. The gov
eminent has disspproved his
action and taken necessary
measures.
Germany expresses regret
for the incident, tenders
apologies and offers to pay
an indemnity.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-18
Bonus a Grateful Surprise.

The witness then told Of receiving
the s15O.OOO bonus, which was awarded
TO him by the board of directors. Con-
cerning the first instalment of this
award. he said:
"The directors voted me sl25,0O0 for
extra work did. was voted Sl25.OOO.
II came TO me as surprise-s very
grateful surprise
Mr.. Shonts smiled broadly as he
f.n,.nu.d nm nase lnIumn 4
New-York tribune., 1916-02-18
crs,rIoKIDN SAVANNAH. AUGUSTA.

All steel Electric Lighted Trains bsly
Atlantic Coast Line. once Bwsy 2sth 81.
-AdfL
New-York tribune., 1916-02-18

Continued ON page .. column 1
New-York tribune., 1916-02-18

Continued on page 2. column :
New-York tribune., 1916-02-18
GUARANTEE

Your Money Back
If You Want 1t.
-. yd,iorSoi rogs, ColpmH /.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-25

What this needs strong permanent nonpaza ai col"
mission Of Experimentation Transcript
managed get some peace by quitting 'a
ypartyh with.Des Moines Register and Leader
graa what are the duties
of a mill to a embassy-Kansas CITY star
passive candidate Wohde
Southern Lumber
In for Krupp-Coumba state
he qualified skippercoum
handy for the peace
ba
will Uncle display
the fag,-W Washington Post
o. p is arge,
OF pesd ent ddaesChicago Daily News
election Emperor in China from
anel eco of Presden n Mexico.-Boston Transcript.
the
swell thu
force O b enem y-Bo Herald
of proclaim will to
Fatheand
eannoun Philadelphia North American
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-25
STRONG WILSON OPPOSITION in NEW JERSEY

N/oD comes from Ne" Jersey that committee
wilson
dispose
Inc equal division of the committee
ha he
bears out the reports which
Jersey for
lumuy VINO used part of his Christmas holidays
proclaim he
fell on deaf ears Two factions
on the anWfson looking
doubts
Tor number Wilson will be
be renomnad After his defeat engaging
literary he besides
ngton Al any rate he will be through Jersey
be here There will continue to be
legislature Democratic courts
the will
they VIII control the Wilson's
fruits OF political manipulation which fall
Tumuy authority but
he unable to convince the recactants
winner Accordingly the most he could accomplish
unique Of political holding
fftyffy between Wilson Jersey
he is a
OF New . for
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-25
HIGH SCHOOL ACCREDITED

The Reno high school has recently
been accredited at West Point ac-
cording to an official announcement
from Washington received by the city
superintendent of public instruction
Graduates of the city high school who
have taken the courses prescribed by
the government will be admitted to
West Point military academy without
further examination provided there is
no competition and that they pass
the physical test.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-25
IN MEMORY OF sosBIE BURNS


speaking world Wherever
there deeply
youth
who sealed to peretuiy the thought his
life sordd toll
their theme His wild
lowy brought
other writer has the
Ionlght the Caedonans the
touch and his home
biographies Of Burns will
it,
private expressing
language that 0 cove meaning
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-25
SUPREME COURT COMMENDED
(From the Reno Journap

he state supreme court granting
habeas W. Tonopah Bonanza
who was sentenced six months of
Whatever be the decision is
preiu
diced that it desires o be and
This the
other according
S
The freedom pending hearing writ con
tloVes no oeruns principle
court may consider Its uphold
remanded the
court this
the facts the which becoming
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-25
MORE DEALS ARE RuMoREp

HERE are well substantaed
apie mineral aceages the
Al present these
are merely having the annual work done
There
crue to the beemen their
ownership winch lacks either ambition
On the other hand the impending aznds
hardly thought
rather for investment a
will sink to depths formation Ii il 10 IL h4a
that all these rumored deals
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-25
SECURITIES OWNED ABROAD

ID ECENT investigation develops
of the value in
the war began Europe has securities
SO much the debt OF this
reduced
orders Before the
VoO0 OF all
demands American reducing this big
total debt at the billion take eight
years OF blondoar trade balances
was not going to last eight longer
Then the win no bars of p
sent tariff will
balance viii vanish altogether months
the Underwood tariff Then
again
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-25
JUNE BUG COMPANY
PREPARING TO SHIP

M. ]. West of the June Bug Min
ing company, which is opening up a
large lead deposit apout IL miles
north of Las Vegas, was in town dur
ing the week He states that the COM
pany now has Is men employed at the
mine and will soon commence regu-
lar shipments.-C County Review.
II you want the telegraph and local
news-trv the Bonanza
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-25
CLIPPED AND CREDITED

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become sick 81 kngswashington Post
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27

Uon Sir. %. p. Oeferen.

I'm ndditsn Gage ersdbIte ,r isintm
9auptmdnn bon Der iungen 8dusrin. 9ei
5auptmunn b6rte inn gu unD briidtc ibn
ihlieBlid bic 9anb.
sd tperbe MIDI na9 Der iuugen GrSu
umIaausn." berbieB En- sd peroe es
Ihon brdusbstommsn. 9dte mir Ieio fir
Sic, Serr 2eutndnt, unb Iiir bic iunee
Grdu, tpsnn bas oIIes, mas Sic benfen,
hoB btutIde Sentimentnlitdt ndre unb
mir es einfad nit elmer bostpiaigen Gpis
onin gu tun bdtten."
Qm Itlbtn Abenb fpurbt bic 8Guerin
pieber aufgegriffsn. Gs mar ibr seIuns
gen, Bis gum britten S9Hbensrabsn fi9
bor5nIdlei9sn. Dem 8efebI gsHGB ipurbe
lie benz SuuptmnnH porgefibrt, BEN fie,
pie ibr geboien purbt, 5ufn abidnittss
tpmmanbanten folgte. sic belt, ipie IIets,
ben SdugliHg fslt an bic gruH gtprebt,
Iprd4 istn @Ort unb ld6eltt f9su unb
mir.
Der SbertIsutnant berfuhte NIT Site,
nit 9robung unb rpiebtr nit Site i6r
Elm Wort gu tutloden. @erssbens.
mir perbsn ie sinfperren unb beobs
uhten Iufen miiFsu." tntIaieb sr sn6li9
in ibrsr MutttrIprahe.
sic ffisn peritdnben 3u bdbsn. sic
blidte a%ngIfboa unb berit0rt, briidte bas
idlummernbe ainb md Fefter an fid,
une burh tbren 2sib eine Elm gtben.
Der S%berifIentndnt IdfeIte BEN Saupt4
mann 81. rgBir tperbsn fe bon bier fprts
f9dffen laHsn, irgsnbppbiH. mad 9orbsn
binduF.@
9a bsipests bic 8Guerin enbIi9 bic bic
2ippen. .gleiu, nsin, neiu." itisB iis bsrs
Dor.
.ilnb ipdrum nidt2" frogte Der
O%beriIsutnunt unb Id6sItt aberm0ls benz
uHbereu SfFisisr au.
sd bin bier gu 6uuis.' srtIdrts ie
aDos ii iein @rnnb. 1sun Gle lets
nen dnberen nsnren t1nntn -
Sic tlsmmts bic SABINE in bic 2ippen
unb fdfpieg.
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9nuptmaHn.
Dd fhrie fs ouf ui,b preBts ii1 in cine
gde Der fleinen Gtube, bdmit niemdnb
ie i'm Riiden fallen t6nns, urb bisli ba8
ainb ben 0ffi5ieren ME btIan6renb ents
geeen. D@nabe!1
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sic bssonn bitterIid gu iptintn unb
Inn Morte.
sd babe @efdHstne eeiebeu; bic finb
bonn Observation-Disclosures. fiieB ie
leiIe berSpr.
Das buuNsrtnsunuubfiHFaisfe frunsSs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27

fIde acknowledgement liest uns ssseul
iber,4 bsftatigts Der 9duptmnnn.
Bun, mas ioI bus2" foriats bel
SberItlsutnant.
pWlein Wann begann III
llns fonnte Dor Ghlu63en ni6t tusiter.
SD peritebe," fdste Der 9uuptmunu
sGsien Sic quit 6aben gis Mitleib,
flehte Is unb tniete bin. .Gr peiB nod
nifts bon benz ainSs." llnb bdmit fprad
fie aus, mas ibr in ibrem Mutteraeflbl
bas Giirdtsrli6ite ffsn. Bsr1 etfpas,
10 mubts bas bisie Manner, bieis Geinbs
ribren.
Die beiben Sffi5iere idben einnnber
cine Dsile itimm an. Sn ben alugen
beiber mar gleifes Dentsn unb Giblen.
ra0uaen Sic idrei6en2" fragts ber
AauptrRunn NIT ettuds beifersr @timms
bel iunss 8Guertn.
sic briabte freubis.
Damn f9reibsn Sic oIfo Siren
Rdnne, mas Sit ibm sben iagen pouen!
Seine bole abreGe, 9ors unb Surname,
Regiment, aompugnie Isben Sic oaf ben
BriefumIdlds unb bringen Sic mir bos
8ei4rie6ene morgen! 4bsr Often" be-
ftimmte Der Oberfleutnant. limb isbt
geben sic beim! - Dn.1 st Itrtdte i6r
feline 9unb bin.
aber Fs ergriff Fs ni9t, ls bislt ben
smuggling fet nmI9lunsen NIT beiben
4rmer. unb i6re 8ruft tppgte. Sab biidte
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bic Splbdtenbdnb.
~S6on gut iugte Der SFfisitr scpcTt
rdnb. sSerr 5uuptmdnn. Sis bsranIdFeu
bos unbere. 2i6t fpabr2"
a3u 8efehl. Sd bnnte Sbnen, Ser
SbtritIeutnant.1 Die beiben Solbatsn
fhitteIten chamber trdftig bic 5dnbe. -
am nGditen Morgen brd4te be gGues
rim ben Brief. sic fam gum srTien MdIe
obne ben 6dusling.
Der D~berItleutnant las bas unbebols
fene, bon aneIt unb 2iebe burabebte
Sdreiben unb muBte ia mebrmaIs
rdufpern, neil inn sttuds 10 beiBsnb i'm
9dIie ftat.
eertnnnt bon Bernbof. Der i'm erfEtn
56ubengruben fsinen .3ug befebliste, lief
IN biefem Rd6mittds einen Ieiner 2eute
ons Geptbr umbrebsn, bnB Der aoIben
ben Annb bes G9iibenarabens bod,
1ufrdgte. nno Elm 5~fpeittr fhpsntte an
liner Stunse einen Brief. Baum sebu
Ninuttn fpdter mar bisTsr sn BEN
Rdnns scIanst, fir ben CT beitimnt mar,
@dtten Der iungen 8dnerin.
Sm Ddmnsr %begannsn biiben unb brls
zen bic GeI9dse ben Sob su brilItn, nnb !
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Die @ef1oHe fduiten unb ~Serfprdngen uni
fpiiblten uHb ipribteu. 3pei Stunber
lang. Damn tuurSs Is rptebtr ftta auf BET.
ben Seiten.
Baum tpdren bic geIdibe berItummt,
iaben fe aud l9oH briiben etnsn Maun
iber ben @rdbenranb empOriteigen. nnh
i6on lief er ibren Reiben gu.
,Qmi, ami briilte ct unb I6penfte
bic Gdppe unb lief ME ein Sruntentr i'm
3id5ad. Drtben blibte es ba nnb bort
duf, unb BED uub peitfaenidarf fielen biz
S4iiIe aus ben fran3OFf6en @eipebren.
Die &useln golten ben Mnnne, Der lief
unb lief. Ct f6ieR BELL gu tnttommen.
Seine aumeraben 5ieIten faledt i'm 9uns
tel. Die Seuti9en i4ofen nidt.
Gun bate Der GrunsoIs ben erifen
feinbliden ShiBengraben errei9t. Gin
Son ute Elm Subelidret lam bon fsinen
aippsn. ala er binnbfprang in ben rettens
ben GrbenidoB 5au ieinsn Teinbsn. aber
Der Sdret tnurb gum St0bnen, unb bes
tDuBtlos fiel Der Miaun in bic gebreitetsn
Urine zines benti9tn SOIbaten.
3fpiTaen Ieinen 1intereebenen, beren
dler iiA grreguag bsmddtiet bate, bpbs
a6tete Qeutnaut bon Bernbof biefen Saul
duf Sob unb aeben. Die Gpannuns IDfe
fih in Elm tiefss aufatmsn, als er ben
Gran5ofen bi~nabIprinstn fab; bod ala er
ibH ftobnen berndbm nnb ipie Iebfos iins
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unb fab gu, ME 3tpet ieiuer 2eute ii9 um
ben Jeinb bemibten.
bod nOd9' frugte er nit betlomnlcs
ner 9%eiInabms. s5dbsa fe ibn bod NOD
srfdoHeu2"
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cine Der 8efrugten unb ri9tete fi1 aus
Der sebtdten GteIuns balb Guf. Den
trieeen bic GdnitGter raid pieber bod.
Sd slaub', Is lit niat einmdl arg;
Streifidifs. Die asrIe fhieBsu miieros
BEL"
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unb tn i'm tuar tins feltfdm ftorfe
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am Seben erbdlten 9ebieber.
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pus tpenige Gilometer binter ben borbers
fen beutI6en @tr1ungen in ienem trans
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