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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
THE RIDE HOME.

II was Ill The warm. mId>":pmcr.
With Il glory ON th.'. Garth:
And til" Passing. Wind gave .r1.!n"r ....
soon III" harvest would ha>r hIrlh.
There We" puff balls by inr roadside
Nhrr" IN" dandclinu hl"nm",i.
And insect voices >hrIl: cried
From grasses tan aud plumri.
.Nnd II" "IG"rr"rrv bushes
We're Il glory Ia h"h"lG.
While the thirsty ilHG~ and PUSHES
S'und within the wafer f"l'.
And IN" hurhorn. i"n. "rs growing
With II beauty "f it's rwu.
Md thu -uii"ur"d ali glowing
EIvaicd Midas on MS ihI"E".
Uh. The Sunrar!, and the ci","r
And tn" Irine'd :luss-i flowers sweet
.And the dusty he"< Wild rav"rS
Md The hurS"-hunt$' steady beat.
Ard ~ Iasr from "Gt IN" Shahuws
Tho old homestead an IN" farm
Wiih IN, wn"dlirI and ~" n,Mdnws,
And lis quiet, peaceful charm.
And IN" boot. hrc,'' hy u> whirrlug
nc solemn wid"-"yod owl.
And thu hdysw""I hr""HrS stirring
And III" sky stAr-!it bowl.
Shutting us within its gi":y.
Soothing Us until We slept.
Like the ending a. \ story
As the dream wrHiths round Us Greg
kansas tNy Journal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
JUST A FEW FUNNYISMS.

Some of the declarations OF The
Democratic State platform are anus
ing. For instance. that tho Demo
Gratis if elected will keep their
pledges" So we have been told. Il
is nothing but weird joke patterned
after the Baltimore molasses platform.
which declared "our promises are
made TO be in office as we'll as relied
on during the campaign 1t was an
easy matter to be pledged not TO build
I'D a political machine, inasmuch as
the party is already under 4 we'll con-
structed one that works while others
sleep.
Charging the Republican adminisIG:
ton with responsibility for high taxes
cannot obscure the fact that the solid
Democratic minority in the Senate
we're the real perpetrators Of that in
Fiction. In opposing government con
troll, and regulation OF railroads he
West Virginia Democracy sets itself
I'D In contradiction Of the national
administration. which it profusely on
dorses in, the same breath. If there
ever was anything worse than The
Parkersburg document it was never
printed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
ASLEEP AT THE SWITCH.

II. The statement Of the Bureau Of For
Ekign and Domestic Commerce regard
Ing the foreign trade OF this country
Tor the fiscal year ending with June
Hast makes a very impressive showing
Ekn the face of the returns, and will De
nnfie the most OF by the admInistra-
HIN forces in ringing the changes on
|lhe prosperity they claim to have pro-
E3noted. Really, however. the figures
exfye occasion for reduction upon what
|ahey actually signify. We are told
EShat exports reached the value or ST.
|434, 100000, which is Sl,500.heN more
|lhan for the preceding year and So
800, 10000 above the annual average
Epf the four years before that, or be-
Hore the breaking out Of the war in
Europe, which has had so much effect
Enpon trade. These figures are impoS-
hing as marking the value Of products
Eof the industries OF this country SOLD
fabroad.
Naturally TO the unthihking ana I'm
kdiscriminative this ponderous balance
Fof trade looks like prosperity, but its
Every abnormaIity and uneveness sug-
fssst an undue excitement OF. It's pro,
Emotion. These tremendously swollen
|exporta are largely munitions OF war
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

and other military supplies. and one
of these days that market will shrink.
One result Of this great, foreign de-
mand for our goods" in an advance
in prices. That is not. an unmiNcd
benefit. In several lines there is a
considerable advance in wages, bur
that is liable not to last. The &C
emulation OF gold tends to imitation
Of credit, which is risky, The condt-
ton is NOT normal and some day the
swift current will be checked and
there will be good deal Of disturb
ance OF one kind and another before
an equilibrium is established and
trade proceeds in a normal way again.
What is the Democratic party doing
toward any preparedness for meeting
the reimbursement that is bound 20
come. Nothing. AS usual it is asleep
at the SWITCH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

in charge Of a one-room, one
teacher school. in rather re-
mote country district. When she
went out there not a family was
willing 10 take the boarder. There
was no teacherage. so she was
forced 10 90 10 the county seat
four miles distant for a lodging
place. She was just an outsider
in that community. come 10 teacn
the school for few months IN
the year. She was college wom-
an with pluck, tact and determin-
alton. She resolved 10 conquer
that comSunity. Through the
children she got into the homes
of the patrons Though she was
four miles away she determined
she would be a citizen OF the
community. and a neighbor, and
make herself essential to the
lives OF those women. At the END
of the first year she had no diff
Guilty in arranging for boarding
place with the comforts she
asked for, wholesome food, no
flies. and room 10 herself. Dur
ing that year she brought ABOUT
the consolidation of the one
room, one.teachcr schools, inI
creased the attendance and herI
own salary, and the next year the
trustees built for her use, a neat
three-room cottage in the midst
of a fve-acre farm and garden
plat.
The value Of the rural teach:
crage in developing the rural
school and community has been
satisfactorily demonstrated. Inc
last report showed more than
600 already built and the IDEA
gaining favor generally.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
COAL COMPANIES
SETTLE DIFFERENCES

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Aug. d
After four injunctions had been issued,
two at the instance Of each side OF the
controversy, the Sunday Creek Coal
company and the kanawha and Hook
ing Coal & Coke company have settled
their differences and the latter com.
pany. has completed ARRANGEMENTS TO
take over the disputed properties and
operate them. The mines involved are
at Mammoth. Shrewsbury, Big Noun
tain. National, Carbonate, Harwood,
Longacre and other places on the
north side OF the kanawha River east
of Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

All the forces at work for the
belterment OF rural schools agree
that lack Of permanency in the
teaching force is one Of the most
serious problems to be solved.
One cause of this short term
service is the living conditions IN
the country. The teacher who Is
really prepared 10 do efficient
service is necessarily educated TO
a standard OF living that calls for
hygienic surroundings, and a GER
tain degree of personal privacy
1t is amazing to Ia k W tn
groups OF teachers gathered To-
gcthcr at a large summer normal
and find how many Of them live
and cat their food in unscreened
houses swarming with flies from
badly kept barn yards and
stables. Very few enjoy the priv
ileSe Of room and even a bed TO
themselves. Too frequently they
arc compelled TO board around
living d few weeks with each
family.
Recently al a large gathering
OF teachers in Oklahoma reports
on moonlight schools were called
for. One live earnest young fell
low told OF the organization Of a
night school. His plans for
carving. on the work were full OF
promise and tho school was we'll
attended, but owing 10 conditions
over which he had no control the
school was discontinued at Inc
end Of two months. 1t was after
wards learned that he could mol
find a boarding place in the coun-
try and had to 90 to the neigh
boring town for a place where ne
might lay his head. He rode each
day Is miles back and form 10
teach school. or course n night
school during the winter monlhs
was impossible. This Is a condi-
ton that is responsible for some
of the transicncy Of the rural
teacher, and some OF the failures.
Talks with young women, par
tiCularlv from the country
schools reveal the fact that they
have very much the same altl-
tudo ais the boarding school girl.
The school community is just a
temporary Sojournlng place
where one lives in ones trunk;
All the altruism in the world
can, impcl men or women 10 give
their best selves without some
thing OF the inspiration OF a per-
sonal relationship. Rural com
munities need to be educated 10
the idea that home for the
teacher is as essential as scnooi
house. The best home too Is not
in boarding house. but one
where the teacher may SIT down
under his own vine and hE tree
and express himself through ms
daily life as we'll as throuen
classroom teaching. me laGa
that a teacher could and shoulo
give no other service 10 a school
community than five or SIX
hours, five days in the week Is
AS great a fallacy as that Whlcn
would permit an expensive schooi
plant TO be used by a small part
of the people only a lew hours
each week When a teacher pc
comes 4 bona lde citizen OF a
community part. OF It's soclal
and business life with personal
interests identified with those or
his neighhors. then he or she VIII
be the leader and organizer OF a
new type of rural life.
. Teachers. themselves. can help
ia educate the country along
these lines by making their own
districts object lessons. One
teacher has given her own ex-
perience in doing this. she was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
DESERVED RECOGNITION.

In the nomination OF the Hon. James
". Ewing for the Supreme Court ard
Nj. John Coleman, OF this city, for
Presidential elector. on the Demo
cratic ticket. a long neglected section
OF the State was given deserved re-
cognition, however fleeing the honors
bestowed may be. The selection OF
Judge Ewing was especially gratifying
to his many friends in this city. He
is lawyer Of fine abilities and quail
tications for the office. high-minded
gentleman and a respected and pro-
gressive citizen. If elected The Intel
l,gencer believes he would give effici-
ent and acceptable service on the
bench.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
FREEMAN TRIAL
SET FOR OCTOBER 8

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-A new trial
granted two years ago to Albert Free
man, who, with Julian Hawthorne, the
author, and DR.. VIM. G.. Morton, Of
Boston, was convicted OF fraudulent
use of the mails to swindle investors
in Canadian mining stocks, today was
set for October Q. in the criminal
branch of the United States district
court here.
Hawthorne and Dr. Morton. each
served sentences in the federal pen
itentiary at Atlanta, Ga. Freeman's
conviction and sentence OF five years
were reversed by the United States
circuit. court Of. appeals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

Johnson says that Jones is wrong,
and swears that he can prove it; but
my belief in Jones is strong. and idle
tales can't move it. have much con-
fdence in Jones, who is goodly fell
low. and would lend him seven
bones without kick or below. My
neighbors come 10 me and say
Jones is a low-down sinner; he car.
ried of bale OF hay, that we had
bought for dinner" But | believe
that Jones Is right, as honest as the
sCopyright. 1915. by G.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
SOCIALIST PARTY
RETAINS ITSSTATUS

CHARLESTON, w. Va. Aug. S.
Secretary OF State Stuart r. Reed TO-
day answered the Socialist party COM
mittce's request for a ruling on the
status of that party. Mir. Reed held
that as the Socialists had cast more
than Ave per cent OF the total vote IN
The last general election they had
never lost their legal standing under
the primary election law. The Social
lists polled 1l.94+ votes at the last
election.
Believing that they could not enter
the primary, they did not file certf.
Gates Of nomination, but will now hold
conventions and place ticket In The
field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
UNCLE WALT: Ripping Rhymes.
10 Y 1T Y

dickens, and would trust him any
night, around my coop Of chickens.
All my beaker to the brim with but
termilk, and toast him. for I will not
90 back on him because the neigh
bors roast him, My friends and com.
rades I select. without the towns as
sistance; and IL some gents don't
seem correct, keep them at q dis
lance And II find a friend O. r.,
will not shake or fout him for any
thing the neighbors say. for yarns
they tell about him.
o7ge Matthew Adama.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
NAMED SUPREME VICE.

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 5.-Chas.
S. Davis, OF Denver. was elected su'
preme vice chancellor Of the Knights
OF Pythias today by the. supreme
lodge. There were three other candi.
dates. The position leads automatl'
cally to the highest Office within the
gift of the order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

humorous when he advised tho delegates
to think less OF politics and more as
President Wilson does" To become
mental acrobats, as it were.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
STATE NEWS NOTES

Mr.. Rcnj. +. Thompson and part iAiS
week visited the Cherry Eun Orchard IN
find that one Of the finest crops If
peaches IN The East VIII w. har'HSL'"
from the 1000 trees al that place ZIG
manager estimates thus years cr"i' Ill
5o.0o0 bushels. and already shipments
have boon made The Trait containing
from $2.a5 10 $50 pcr bw$h"i delivered
al tho Hancock station. WIKI IN" pros
poet u: from IN" 90 iw" aad lhI"r car"
h"iuc SHIPPED daily unrIi !&r crop Is ca
Observation-Disclosures! JuH! nal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

saying: "ohio county is FOR Wilson and
the entire State ticket" What he meant
IN say was Ohio county Democrats with
some exceptions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

'arranza is preparing 10 ahdICatc. and
President Wilson might as we'll cncag"
IN Il similar occupation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

Mr.. Hughes speech was'.in the nature
Of an indictment OF the Wilson admins
tration The bill Of particulars viii
follow as the campaign progresses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

II has been made pretty PLAIN thai the
great majority Of tho Democratic
masses: are against woman suffrage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

Now that tho West Virginia Demo-
Gratis have blown of steam. there is not
enough left In tho boilers for an ordi-
nary whistle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

The only fraud Connected with Iudr"
Robinson nomination WAS dcfraudinS
the Democratic party Of its high hopes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

Is there anything the administration
has done that has heen accomplished az
MIR. Wilson originally suggested It
should be done? Name 1t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

J"huSon dominate the pcmpcrat:c. plat
form.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

The "ni! answer 10 Hughes ~Icrch;
What would you have done" -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

Il was no, harmony that ruled the
Democrats at rRrkershurs. bul hopeless
ness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

The rcmorral:r editors 81 the STATE
have organized. WHAT for" More pap
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

"kr"pinC us "tt "f war and 'pcac"
with honor az" not Synonymous terms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

ON saturday "v"n'u" I .S"ld 'rA'h W
lhirly-flv. rIrS containing N'S"'a'"'S vi
every rl"SrrIpt ion. .tomh'"''. means, :"
climbers. cahi'aG" and Ia" in" pu4'H"
into uhr t. 4 ~. Yards and alirA"trd con-
S,drr.hlr attention. IN" railroad men
STATING that j; was one ct ia" hc"s' pay
ing irains on. III" road AND that one
such Train - operated every evening
through from III" MN"hIM@Hm! NHI'"!,
hrrlj"Lr IN this city AMI transferred to
Ti,1sburch in tim" for IN" "i'"niN. al
the market in the morninS.--i'nrkcEshHFs
Sentinel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

How .l,, watched her huShamd Waiter
King Am, his hrnI h"r. John kinS l&n'
Il uurl which ended III Tn" DEAN 81 me
brother. MAS told /" c"r"n'F~ jury III
Rluo.icld Tucsday hy Mrs. Laura N!He'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

A prominent Wheeling delegate TO
the Parkersburg convention is quoted as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

\ farmer rc IN r"tInl% asks rs ~
mention the fn", that vet weather "n'n,
MIL dry ont mitch quicker IL 'S'"t"u III
r"arS" irIrIaN Snrk~ than ) ''hiI '!i 1T
Tho "r:,uaIy and stirred. II" mad iri"i
horh ways and found III" saci"! what
dried the quickest. -tIamrshirr hrNl'"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

Tnl:rr Officer John ". Snyder. ri the
Martin Shurc force. today stated l" 4 r"n-
rrsrrIariv" ~ TN" Evening journal t"d'
he had r"nSul,"d an attorney ana 'N-
r",,nd - institute dnmaC" suits against
10, i !. Wright. pastor Of tue Moth
o,Iis, Epi-cupaI rhrrrrh Of this ri,y, and
thr Evening World. for alleged dclana-
,nrv statements contained III the sermon
.cf Rev Mr.. Wright. in his Churrh sun in
day night. on ~" sUhjrc, of Law Ni"-
II I'jor. and the corrupt Ballot. SEnn2-
SIS If which was published in the World.
--Marrinshurg Journal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04

Tvicr counry's annual Homecoming
event which last year drew NOR" tnait
IN nOn persons. will hc held September
! @" In =. inrlusIvr this year in tho Under
wool cr"yr 1T MiddicH"urn'. The days
in order nnm"d will l." devoted I" 'hu-
cation. religion. agriculture and patriot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
PRICES FAVOR FRIDAY BUYING Of
n A r P 7 N s

Among other Jcwelry offer
ings beyond the ordinary, Fri
day We offer $50 Sterling
Silver Hat Pins special o.
at ..... ~ ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

0agblooet er611lt, oen berii6mteu
Gbompagner Gooornen ouf oeu@ein.
farteu Ser beiten Stodbolmer 9ie-
itourantS. Gieies ipaniibe @ein-
bous, oos Oonrit ourd Oen 9rieg
nm alid6 i'm g(usIanoe iih einen
@lab 81 erringen beginnt, bat cine
6iltoriid) oenfmiiroige Iergangenbeit.
Seit ieiner @riinOung sur 3eit &bi-
lippS ser 3lueite unO Der 0groBen
glrmooa", bat es ollie iponiihen ao-
niDe bis 5lt sllfons, Ser 9Ihte, 81 iei-
nen 9lbnebmern ge5dblt Sabr6un.
oertelang bat eS alien Stiirmen ge-
trobt uuo iib bon Generation 81 @e-
neration I'M 9eiib oeriel6en 5omilie
er6alten. ToS Sous Gooornen.Go.
pentos beiibt 100 Seftar @eiuberge,
Oie iid) bon San Soourin oe gtoDa
bis 3um WlitteadnOiihen Wleer, iiiO-
lid bon Barcelona, eritreden mo all-
iG6rli6 10000 SeftoIiter 8ein lie
fern Gieie @eiuberge peroen nit
aiiBeroroentliber Sorgfalt be6onOelt.
SSe0es Sabr merOen Die feiniten @cin-
it0de sur 6ortpflou5ung msgend6lt,
in0 crit menn ie Orei Sabre nod)ein.
anoer ibre iiberlegeuen @igenihaiten
ermieien 6abeu iueroen iie fir toug.
lid erodtet Gle @einiraubmernie
6eginnt Olitte September. unO tag.
lid merOeu Oom $4,000 ailooramm
Erauben obgepfliidt, oie 600 Sefto-
liter @ein crgeben. Gie Seritellrng
OeS G6ompagner Go0ornen erioroert
etwo Elm Grittel Der gon5en Grntc,
imo mr. Oie erIte Contemplating
miro Oa5u DermcnOet. SSn Spanien
trinft man mr. bel ieierlihen @ele.
genbeiten Gbampogner, imo uod ser
Stotiitif betrdat Der idbrlicbe Som
iiim nift mebr ais 100000 Slaihen.
Gieier gon5e llmiab miro fait aaein
bon Ger 6irma GoOornen 6eitritten,
oa iron30iiiher G6ampoaner in Spa.
nien mr iebr ielten getrlnteu miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25
Sin 6timnlln9SbilO au8 &Orfu.

6ron5oeu empmocn 6aben, ooaitdnOig geibwnOen ilt.
SD babe enen alien 9etannteu bciudt, oen ebemaligcn
@iirgermeiiter bon Storiu gatrlid nabOem d Uor6er
Heine glusipeispapere Oen engiden umO fran5oiideu
Nfilitdrbeboroen botte Dorlegen miicn Wlein 6reno
cmpfng mid nit Sbrdnen IN Den 9gen. 0AIles lit bel
inns eitraurg iogte er ,Cos Seben lit e6r t6euer,
ino man 5pinet us Oie uuelidden leberbleibiel Der
ierbiiden Armee bel uls 81 beberbergen~ slui menc
5rage Oh 0ie erbildc 9rmee nod ienlos otionSf6big
pcroen uiroe anportete mir Elm ariedJiider Sf5er:
Die ierbiide 9rmee lit fir INNER pcrloren. Ole paar
toueno lerbiideu SolOatcn auf aoriu iun0 Neniden,
ocren mdriid)e MoroI ir ale 3ufunft 6erort lit. ="
Serr &oropani0es er5Gbt pie man i'm nit gem 9ledlt
aeparnt babe, glbenos auS5uaeben. &oriu gebort ms
@rieden nugenbdd) ndJt, beionoerS in Oeu glbeno.
ihmoen ndJt Die Srenloen, sic ais ineclaoene @Ge
81 lls getommen lO, bicten ein a6oBenOes SdjaiI.
ipcl uno cine beruntene Sooatesta beberritt oie
StoOt g9c6e elmer 6rau Die d 9lbenOs o Der StraBe
5eigt Die 9eU0lfermg 1T aIBer iid @lau iagte gu
mir ,9lit meldem 9led)t iinO @neldnOer unO 5ran5oen
5li ms ecfommen2 @iit weldem 9fedlt babcn iie oas
9deon beiebt nit peldem 9iedt baben lie Die Grim
mer ser forbidden glree nad unerer Suie seuorfen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

Gas in 9utarcit erideiueuoe 9latt ,,2GcIoir" oes
galtans 0eroiietdjt eineu Auot OeS ebenaligen gre
diiden Geptirteu Fanot SoropaniOes Der iber eineH
ansilug BON gIt6en nof S{orhl berdtet sd babe Die
6aDrt nad Sorilt er5dblt Der 9lt6or, ,o eincm gre
diiden Sbiif eemadt meldJes ben %oitoient 5uben
Der Sniel imo Der Sauptaot 6eoret @egeu A llbr
9admittaes fam idJ in aoriu an. Bon Ger 6erne be-
rets bate i'd oas Ad)iueion mobrgenommen lno Die
iron5oiide SABINE, ole i'm AinOe lotterte gunoerbar
6e6t d] ole meBe silhouette oes SAloiies BON Dem tie
len 9lau oeS SimmeIs ob imo i'd erinnere MIDI uie d)
ais Geputirter GorhtS bier ole aaiieru glia6et6 be-
eriiBt babe Seute 1T Oas 9lHileion BON 5oloateu be.
bobnt ole allies be1must oerpet ino 5eritort 6aben.
Gas Sd1iff nabert iid Der aite Der Saienfai ii iebr
beeb leberol ebt man ran5oiiide Soloaten Die gut
gefleioet no, uo neben i6neu ierb5e 5oloaten o6ne
Uniform nit ausgemergeten @eiidtern, in Oeren 3ii'
gen iid Ole @rmatte malt $50 lit SEorL wie eS Dor
5we Sabten mar? $50 1T &orilI oas in Der 6riiblings
Tonne irabltc Die ogrloie uno ibone Snle2 Ole Sor
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