davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-07-07

Twenty-Five marriage licenses were
issued by the county auditor during
June, making the total for the
year SO.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-07-07

Mrs. Martha ]. Hutson OF wares
Lake. who suffered stroke Of paraly-
ala about three weeks ago. is reported
IN be much improved.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20
Der frana0GC6e gaqeS6ete6r

Der GngesbefebI oes f~ranSoffhen Generals Be 8oseore lit be-
sei6nero niGt BLOB fir bic moraiihe 8erkiung Der franpiden grup
pen, frubern anb fir ben brutoIen Gborafer Der ~fraa80fifen ariegflb
ring. GO mir0 5ugefanoen, Dab Die fron56fihen Sd0ahn ben Gaitihen
niht ben 8foe1tdno entgegenfegten, ben Dos 9rgaoefommmnoo erunrtet
bate. Despolb ionen Mrhlaie nno Waidinensapebre nf bic 5urhd
menben0en 9ruppen feug5 I'M fe pieoer IN ben aompf gu treibeu. Gs
HI DieoerboIt behm1ptet moroea, Oiees brrtnIe geHtel, Die Sruppen gegenI
ben 5eno at trebug iei bel our aGtierten dIgeHen i'm Sdplnge, aberI
~ubaflbren founte mon fe nfdt 9urh ben Gagesbefebl 6s Generals
De 9o0einire aber peroen tie Iberabrt- aan mHB fd einmaI ~borfeaen
meIh ung@euter 2drn pniteben muroe, mem en 0erariger GagesbeR1I
bel ben Qanfhea eefuloen mHr0e 8ann Dur0en Die Geiten 5a eng
mer0en fir ofe Hie1euiteL, inter tueden man ben geebl brehtreten piroe
ge Girabea fiber ben Sunneufder, Der iene 5oloaal nit aatonea uno|
@2ofntuengapebren ii ben aampf teibeH IBt, nlroea fem gnoe neNnen
9e Neutrality-suspicious. nur6en Gag tmo gaht orbehen mifen, nm Ser
aafrage 81 genIgen, Auno game gnfeufuten uSroe man bersieBea
iber Die unmerihlihe 0etfde a~regflbumg. lieber Ben Saeesberhl
0s Generals be ga5eInire a6er gRitet man borlhie buneg. Sui, ais
% e nmt erIhere gSenn Oer aegeL Gortbtife 6donrgeifidten Ell.
S1bt rpm Der r~ldfdtslofn Grnuiesnng bon @enfhenIebeu feheHs Der
nenHen SecresIeita1a, oan lpi0met man Dem GGpoib gan5e 5botqn.
iDepa ef f~rnns0fdcr General gefe9l abt bic egenef Grappeu s.
ionmrn5uhieBpn, 0ann rgterei6ert man fh 0ofr ten bishen. 60 1T
tie nnerianiide RreIe bednfe, Die fir England 9onOlangerOunfr
letnaI siefer fam fe nint fnha.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20

8etunasIdreihSp of Ben ausaang Os srieges nusibcn f5nnen
e5 lit nbt 7sHtidlaaO, bag onrh oiee rnpernhnftgeu garteI
oonoer oeih1Sat miro. Igs lit Amerifa, oas ben Shnben 81 traeen bot
G6ne sic aertuefe ausfdt mf trgeno mdte goneie obne pie
MSalidlfet, aud nur Ben geriugten GinfluB mf ben grcben aree aus
iber All fouren. unterqru6ei oie robiaten umo gebGiigen 5dD6ter mo
gfibifare unIere n~t6gl6erpee penpOae glshbtett ais 8crmttler NM
5Srieoensfifer un6 berlrhden inns in 3uunft encrme &erlnte IN Sanoel
imo gerfebr Ourd5 ben nutptlig berborgerafencn &pB speier gtoBer
g0fer, Die ~pirtihaftid rmo militdriiA 10 tart fn0, bob fe pnr anoeren
9robnIdbteh gegenHber uebr as lire Stelnug bebalptet paoet HOG
Dem oiefe ibren an 8oB5abl 6oppelt ubenesea fno.
@elten Sinn bot eS Nun chDas gu tnb. poour9 Utr 70 6ta per
iteren un0 obdut nidts eepinuen fonneuY
@obrhoft potriofIte Qrrerifouer, oenen anerifns @obl uber oles
anoere aebt, per6en es b%ernne6eu- un0 bermG0en Is, ireeno cine Der
frteqfibren6en aationen in g%ebdiger 8eie 3n Derunglimpfen.
Ger treuete ro p%dtrididite amertfaner 1T oerientge petber III
Borten tm0 SanoIrngen mirtid un0 ~pn1r9afhg neutral it,
@s lit genau 10 1npntrtoth uo unnmerttanth, probrittfn gu ieti
wte prooeutidt rno es Ut gennl 10 oeroolrueasmerf nno lnr oS Npp'
mieres 2on0es beruerffd, &ropaganoo fir ooer eesen ENGLAND 81 be
trei6er, ne es berpcrfi1 it, propaganda fur ooer ecgeu 2attdiano
uno oas beuihe 8otf 81 uofen.
ltuPre cue &ftft unaeu 9anoe rno Der Aet gegenlber 1T enc
abiohte un6 g~apiHenbaft gu b~eobaHtenoe Geatraltut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20
ae6d0ioe parteiddssit Cdaoet unlerem Canoe!
(9[us Dem 81

(Aus Dem Rem gorf ame1fon")
Gin smertfouer. Der b6bren0 Der Ieken neur gRonde in Denidlrno
aeIebt bat idretbt elmer bieTgen 3enune, DnB oas @efibI Der sreuno.
Ihnf, 0os ons 0eHtihe gof frHber ben @mpritanan entgegeagebradt babe
elmer itarfen Mbneigung gaDidpH III.
Hms lit ems Der beHogensnertefen Hemtote Der p1rtetf4ea Gro.
Ddga1o, Die BON geDiIen Eerionen rmo 9etangen gegen 0os 6eutide
Bolt mn0 iene NesierRg gemad]t UrD.
Gs 1T rnberftan0Iih. peIhe 8orteHe 6de Inperuinfigen Nerionen
oMr 9athr 0urd iolhe NarteHahtet 81 erreiden bofen. Ste fonnen
hb bod nnn5alid einbu6en, BOB Der sgantide snnpi an Der anoeen
Sete hes Gsaans bnourh IN DER eingn ooer anOeren @efe becfnflubt
wiro. nB hg III 3einngen lm0 GerfaHmungen NIT Sminnpfporten lint
fth nerpn. Gas 3nitfhern bon Elm par 9uaa5 Sposen IN benz
npnfuEarps mn GeronR mroe eeauA 10 umt GinfHb nf ben auSaona
oaes ggisnfampis bdbel ME 0eie tnpferen unb rnbaten EeOner mo
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20

am 1. aSril miro 81. 8eiImS
SremoHt Rebr., ieine Giiiee nod
434 @oin Cir. uerieaet. mo- CT arc.
bere mlc hcuiiempre Adumc beiiecu
piro. 9tr. A34 9laiH Ctr,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20
Leaves from a Lost Portfolio.

frbs following papers purport to be the report Of an English Secret Service
Agent, designated by the cipher L. p. 80. J, 70 sr EDWARD Grey;
The document suqgests a unranny familiarity with the aims and
methods Of the British intelligence service In the United statea)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20

1ittrH, IN nsIiT6u Sprudt
asorudis 3situHg fOn nod Den ususs
itsn GorIhuustn i'm Sabre 1929 IN
amferbam ri4isnsn lsiE.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20

hope that your Excellency ma
be pleased with the main results Of
this investigation. and pardon tn
trankness which | have deemed il
necessary 10 use In making this
communication.
| have the honour 10 remain.
Your Excelleney's obedient servant,
L. p. SO. y.
t"The Fatherland. ,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20

Beruft gu6 bel einfouien oui
pie .xribtne@.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20
!. The Attitude Of the eermsn-Born
Amerlean.

Even In the case Of those Germans
who left Germany on account OF
their political beliefs or their con
The Springdale news., 1916-03-17
SPRIN0TOWN

Robert Els and family spent sun
day with Albert Goddard and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. \. B. Bell Of Crown
settlement spent Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. VIII GLASS
10. Gree. Of Crown neighborhood
sold his team Of mules for 500.
which We think is a very good price.
Miss Eva L1throp is staying al the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Lichlyt-
or, caring for their children. until
Mrs. Lehlyte finishes her term OF
school, which viii elese in a few
weeks with big entertainment.
There has been protraeted pray
er meeting at the Methodist Church
the past week getting IN working or.
der for their meeting which began
Sunday night. conducted by Bros
Moody and Cline We are in hopes
they will have great success in lead
ing lost souls to Christ.
It is reported that Miss Permelia
Edwards of this place and Homer
Markell Of Missouri, formerly of this
place, wee united in marriage Sun
day. They will make their home al
present on what is known as the
Bigger farm now owned by Henry
Glass. We wish for them many
years Of happiness and prosperity.
The death angel visited the HON,
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Downum Las
Wednesday and took little Leota
who was three months old that day
She was the only child and it was *
hard to give her up. but the Lori
The Springdale news., 1916-03-17
LOWELL

Mrs d. Austin and litde babe are
very i'll.
Mon Anderson and family are visit
ing relatives here this week.
The eighth and ninth grades held
a party at the schoolhouse last week.
Little Irene Lawson has been quite
sick with tonsilitis, but is better
now.
Mrs. Pinkston spent few days
last week visiting relatives at West
vile.
The Curtis White family OF Monte
Ne vistted relatives here over Sun
day.
Mrs Coe and little daughter Of
Rogers visited with her sister Mrs.
Truax.
lwood Burch who has been sick for
the past two months, is slowly inn
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beard Of Rogers Wis
tied their daughter Mrs. Pinkston
Sunday afternoon.
Several members of the Bequette
family are quite seriously sick with
relapse of grippe.
Mr.. ard Mrs. viii CoWan visited
with the latter's sister near Spring
dale, Sunday afternoon.
Frank Barr and wife of Fayette-
vile autoed down Sunday to visit his
sister, Mrs. l. 2. Davis.
Dr.. and Mrs. Harrison went 70
Hindsville Monday to see the lat
ter's sister, who is quite i'll.
Mr.. Mcdaniel. who has been very
ii for some time is growing stead
ily walker and a this writing is Yer!
low.
The infant son Of Mr.. ard Ms
Couch died suddenly rom causes m
known. Saturday morning et Roger
where they had gone TO have tie
babes photo taken.
EtheHyn.
The Springdale news., 1916-03-17
OSAC

Ms. Sanford Mcclure IS i little
better. at this writing.
The orchard men are getting
ready to begin spraying their or
ehards.
Sid Rice is sick with spell OF
pneumonia We hepe he viii soon
recover.
There WAS singing Sunday night
a. Reed Hubbard $. 4 good crowd
WAS present.
Mrs \ Sturdiyant of near SPRING
dale, Is over on Il visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Reed Hubbard.
We finished our road work Mon
day. We now have three and half
miles OF as good road as in Benton
worked every day for three weeks
|every neighborhood would work three
that the weathre was favorable. If
weeks, We could have good roads
at a low cost to everybody.
John Penn.
The Springdale news., 1916-03-17

here this week visiting relatives
here and near here.
Yates & Lewis have ordered an
Other sr load of Chevrolet cars a
they have sold the car ordered a snort
time ago.
Mrs. Florence Moore, who taught
tae Sugar Hill school this year. re-
turned home to-day as her school Is
out. We are glad to have Mrs
Moore back again.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Reed
on Fly Greek, a girl, February 18th
Also boy came the md to bless the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Barber
All the above are getting along nice
2 ly.
Mrs. Lizzie Shepard returned K
Batesvile last week where she vii
resume nee work at the Masonic Or
phans Home. She has been absent
for some months having come here
for vacation and rest.
Rev. D. r. Woods Of Monet, Mo.
gave his lecture Working Vision
to fair sized audience Saturda,
night in the college chapel. 1t wa!
quite a treat 10 his many friends L
see and hear him speak as he onet
taught here
Some OF the kinsfoIk of J. J. Reet
gave him working Monday. 1t viii
be remembered that Mr. Reed ha
been down with grip for almost twe
months and has just recently beel
able to be out. This kind OF work i
always appreciated and should b.
done more than it is.
The Springdale news., 1916-03-17
LIST OF CANDIDATES

The following candidates for the
Democratic nominations for county
and township offices 10 be voted on
in the Democratic Primary Election
March - filled their pledges with
the County Clerk thirty days or more
before the date Of TIE election. ae-
cording to 4 report made by the
County Clerk to Secretary z. l.
Reagan of the Democratic County
Central Committee.
For County judge sam Elliott.
Geo. ]. Rodgers, Geo Appleby. John
L. Jones and Il. L. Baker.
For Circuit Clerk Witt Carter
and Jeff l. Davis
For County Clerk Glenn Pearson
and Vernon Sherrod
For Sheriff Reb Masters and
Mack Morton
For County Treasurer Green
Gibson J H. Mayfield 4 " Min
tun. Arthur Miller. Lee Davis, VIII
Tunsrin and J. e. Rieff
For Representatives A. b. Lewis,
X. w Buchanan ]. \ Kilgore NJ.
NJ. Collier, J. b. Robinson, " E. VII
liams, J. II. Campbell. NJ L. Turner
and Wilson Gardwell
For Assessor L. Harris.
For Coroner. John Cox.
For County Supt ". r. Buck.
For County Surveyor Walter Shire
yes.
For Justice Of the Peaee Rrnsal
! Creek Twp, J. " Primer: Center
Twp, 5. A. Buchanan Cane Hill
Twp, W W. Yates; Elm Springs
Twp, J. b. Deaver, S. 4, McKeown,
J. G Weber. T. c. Glover; Goshen
Twp, Jno. ". Oxford Harmon Twp,
4. II Baird Jr; Literal Twp, \. Il.
Baird. sr.; Prairie Twp W. b Smith.
". ". Bishop and G " Walker.
Rishland Twp. $. Williams
sare s3aie TWP. r. I. AtEa
: Tor eoastabl Cane Hill Twp, r
The Springdale news., 1916-03-17
John Penn
UGH! CALOMEL MAKES YOU
DEATHLY SICK.
Stop using dangerous drug before il
salivates you! It's horriblei

You're bilious, sluggish, constipat-
ed and believe you need vile, dan
gerous calomel to start your liver ant
clean your bowels.
Here's my guarantee. Ask your
druggist for 80 cent bottle of bod
sons Liver Tone and take a spoonful
tonight. Il it doesn't start your liver
and straighten you right up better
than calomel and without gripping or
making you sick | want you TO 60
back to the store and get your
money
Take ealomel today and tomorrow
you will feel weak and sick and maui
seated Don't lose days work.
Take a spoonful of harmless, yege-
table Dodson's Liver Tone tonight
and wake up feeling great. It's per-
fectly harmless, so give 1t to your
j children any time. Ii can't salivate,
SO let them eat anything afterwards
The Springdale news., 1916-03-17

siyeth and the Lord taketh. Will
and Ada now have a treasure laid up
in heaven. While il was hard to
give her up, the Lord knows best IN
all things. Funeral services were
conducted by Bro. I'd Reynolds at
the Baptist Church, after which the
remains we're laid to rest In the
Sprinetown cemetery. A large
crowd crowd attended the funeral
services. The bereaFed ones have
L sympathy Of TIE community.
The Springdale news., 1916-03-17
SpRiNGDAlE EVIDENCE
FOR SPRING DAL z

The Statements of sprinsdale Resi-
dents Are Surely Mere Reliable
Than Those CT Utter Strangers.
Home testimony is real proof.
Public statements Of Sprtaedale
people carry real weight.
What friend or ueiehbor says
compeIs respect.
The word Of one whose home Is
far away invites your doubts
Here's a Springdale statement.
And it's for Springdale people
benefit
Such evidence Is convincing.
The Springdale news., 1916-03-17
Biggest Thing in the Country to be
Located in SpringdaIe.

Springdale has taken another long
stride forward in the line of manu-
featuring enterprises by securing the
location of staye milling plant
Several days ago Messls. KingWood
and Alexander, representing the
Northwest Arkansas Staye Milling
Co. made a proposition to our peo-
Pile to locate their plant in Spring
dale If the town would give them a
bonus Of 81 goo
The Springdale news., 1916-03-17

Chicago is in debt $9s 600 for its
grand opera season. Struck high
note, didn't She?
The Springdale news., 1916-03-17

The year 1896 promises 10 be
y ~ important one in making his
tory for the enterprising town Of
Springdale Our people will enter
tain the State Press Association this
year; the necessary amounthas=ju Just
been subscribed which secures the
location Of staye milling plant
which will be the third largest in
the country arrangements are being
made to put in telephone eX-
change; and in connection with the
staye plant an electric light plant
will probably be put in within few
months. Verify Springdale is on the
onward march. Come to Springdale
r.
The Springdale news., 1916-03-17
Official Record of
Senator B. H. Greenhouse


Nominated Joe Robinson nd the
Of U S Senator by the Democrats Of Arkansas
Introduced Bill gambling futures and license the
"a
Amended Washington 1911, Off
ca more saa
holding Bill his Committee that forced them
give Farmers lines connections just and fair basis
page
Favored Telephone Companies by taking vingon County regulate
lsenaeIo Journals pages md
Voted DIOR no6xp passenger at IL mile
%
7. dior dree tareon railroads.
s. Favored 10 cen in freight
4senfe Journal page
Against property for on the
as h
Journal ase
Against Uniform Text Book Bill
II Vaedto Companies charge
.
: Jonnalf9 House page
against the working the State and their health
8 Senate Journal 2p
Resolution place 100000 Bonds on people without
s TO THE DEMOCRATS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY:
the Steh District 1915
succeed Davis
SenaoC debate and record
3 the office Washington
Journals
= official Fayetteville could get only twelve Journals or would have mailed one " each
g his against
3 mdf rtneCop
g ask and will appreciate support always Pay
& % ncereyyo
= BAXTER
O. Candida for
The Springdale news., 1916-03-17
Cwenty Vars Ego

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The Springdale news., 1916-03-17

Ion. W. 6. VincenHeller was in
the city latter part Of last week
locking after his business affairs
ana greeting old friends. He was
a pleasant caller at The News OF
flee. and expressed himself as be-
ing much gratified thar the=neXt
meeting of the Press Association IS
to be held in our city.
The Springdale news., 1916-03-17

1t a meeting Of those Interested
Tuesday night plans we're selected
for new Lutheran Church. Il will
be frame building. 32x5o. with a
school room, size f4X2S II will be
located near the Lutheran parsonage,
and work viii begin on same as
soon as the necessary arrangements
can be made
The Springdale news., 1916-03-17

Subscribe for The News today. 81.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-21

&inlpe. % geIfnrbsfonaiteer ope1
belle Roroilesbig Ell iaobnn Us,
naffni1,g, at iao piot m,Iiet bDer1
e1efte Sogn foar TT inrIige llopoIg,
til bbe1n De Grargeroe fnn benpen.
De itg ON &iplp.
Dprnabfs bnrn1e Mppel til Be
folfr,ingeM ON meb Bortfeen fra al
le Sta1lbgz % @asieforifjelle at
hpoe binlpealoe til bar oberalt mgot
ben narmeite 6orltaaelie 90 5pm=
pati, % Drgmtifering at bet ltore
Sialpenrbeioe q, iaa blot bib@,
allereoe i gob @qnge; &arafferiitiif
for BEN olmtnbelige aill1ttning, Ga
gen bar %forn1aaet at bRffffe, er foo
Iebes nogle n0talelfer at 2anbroao
Siemon i Mnbe11ruo pnn ct &rc6s-
2a1Obo.nsoe forleoen. Otter at babe
oplGIt Dproabet u6talte 2arbraa=
ben 81: a, at BON felte Jig oberbe-
lift ON, at ole noelt bi6ere biloe
bore rebe til at efterfomme Ben
oeri Iigee1be Eilifpr6elie. SON bob
De til i'm @laoe oltD gjort Sen Or
furing, at ben norolespigife 8cfolf-
ming oberalt, bbor set gialbt at lin
Ore Mp6el bar re6e bertn meo aa-
ben 9nmb % oabemt Sierte.
Set CT ngbbcnbigt, 1lutte6e 2anoz
roa6e1,, at ollie mrlige aoifille1roe
5franfer folber beo iaa6a1nre Sore
togenoer i &ierligbeosticneiten, at
enbber 5plittelie unbgaas. Son OPP
forore1e 1ililutning til oisle l1o=
taielfer olle til, bbor BET bebpbe6es,
at tiltrnoe Sc / Opraabet omtalte
llobalg, eller til paa an6en Mfaa6e
,bber ilar at tr9oe til meo birfiom
&iep. % ubbao fig iGmtioig paa
arebsbeitpreliens 9eene Gorimlin-
gems @enpnoigelie til at treoe i
5orbinoelie me6 6nlleslmbbofor-
eningens 8eitprelie for at aftale bet
forngbne til forfeit fGl1es Mrbeioe
meo. Sen. Denne 8empnoigelie bleb
0erefter e11i4emmig meooeH.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-21
Rrkruttrn..

adptuiii Do, &laffon bar g1tfes
1na1,b. SONS eneite Gatter Mntonie
par t8 Mnreen :ipb, urg 8ige, Tom
otter fin Meooers 500 -paa EN- ijel=
oen bpgtie Maa6e beltpreoe Sns=
boIoningen lammen meo ct ganrmelt
sssnbentarium al cit &offepige. Ioni
bon @Iuffon oar belle @urnilone11S
Clubbing. &e,bes 5fjenbeb, @e1fe-
oer1heo % Subsidized paa set busli-
ge Smrdabc bar olmin6elig be-
fie1ot % be,lnort. Men % set bar
cn ligciaa befier6t Sag, at bu11
tor fottig, funoe alle De nnge elez
gnnte @errer, 1om lful0e BRUCE
Eenge nof inble, at Cont BON 8laf=
font life nnr nogen. Some for oem.
SITE SITE belto mi11bre o%mib9rmeoe De
berbe bog paa Gait1obullerne og
pilbe ollie gjerne ounie meo benoe;
1tte, Cont bite fig fplig og afpilen-
Sc opcrfor bette &urmageri. 2igelao
trnng benoes Sober, &nptolne11
bor / Gje11e1ten, lige{an mtlo
% m~eogjerlig tor ban moo
4atteren 1om bm elife0e ober
alt / Ber0er1. Set par for ber0e bur
1poreoe % bcregne0e, for beroe bon
mbejoeDe % lebe6e.
&aptoiner1 tor lige fomnaen biem
pg pilbe goa in0 / lit 8Grel1e, %
Dppasieren melote, at Der bar Ell
Serre uoe11for, font snlfeoe at tnle
meo &r. @optajne1l.
.Ieicbmom1, bin 9g1el, bar ieg
I'M life {aa ofte iagt, at Du life
Fal meloe mig enbber Gaps ion1
u8erre"! 500 Man6en fo1nme
inD!~ fommn1,bere6e ben bre0e
Ghef.
5trafs eiter tronote en- ober0re=
ben elegant flnot ing Manb BUT
fenbe inb.
&aptoinen mgnitreoe bam farp1
pg toroneoe 1aa lps:
u@bor set Menne1fe let uol sc,
bbor Be11fIpDerne itober poa bam!"
ST.. 4aptajn, leg bilDe fun tilla=
Sc mig ltamme6e ben trent
mebe fprlegen.
n0c bar 11et life nogt at tilla=
sc Gent" afbreo aaptainen bm,
r11lt lnber Sc ollerfer5t Manfen
Mibe Hippet efter militGr 5fif> ON
jeg mo beoe .Og 1aa0on nogei
Dingcloo1,gel TOM en- 2orgnet
usSeg ma 0og n1eget beoe Dem,
9r. &optajn!" nobrbb ben fre1nme=
Be i cit breb Gone, ubbu0 nit l16.
feenoe og NUN 8efle0ni1g ongaar
90 CT set er Sag, ser fmn De0fom:
mer mug % min Sfrpober. Wt
Aapn II @e1lcbmit5, ieg rejIer fo1
&rn1ie & Comp, og, % ION
n1ar1 bar %fortolt. mig aaptalncn
er 6ormonb / Gaiinoet % raa6c1
ODER 0infaloeren, lan biloe jeg til
laoe mig at bite Dem nogle Grgber
nf pgte 8orbem1rDin."
uJpr SOFTER! Ge CT altiuu @in-
rejfenoe. Seq troeoe, Sc bar Ell
Refrut, 1on jeg 1lefop be1rter / Sag.
Gaa, tag mig BET iffe iloe op. Som
9e igien Ell m1ben Sag; for Rje=
I0liffet er III foriDnebe % bebppe1
FIFE noge 500 Morgelr"
I11en bar 6lepm marfelie
dter bcnne IeInnac 5eilfa|