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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1916-11-17
PERSONALS

Trustee Hamilton and family visited
in Adamsvi!le Sunday.
No. 666 will cure Malaria or Bilious
Fever. 1t kills the germs.
Miss Docia Wilson is visiting rela.
tives in Corinth this week.
No. 666 will cure Chills and Fever
1t is the most speedy remedy we know
Miss Fannie May McCullar is teach
ing at Mt. Pleasant.
Rub-My Tism-Antiseptic, Anodyne
Kills pain, stops putrifaction.
Clyde Perkins made a trip to Boone.
vile. Miss, Sunday, socially.
Miss Lavara Thompson left Friday
to take charge Of her school at Nor
tens.
FOR SALE-Enders hot blast heat
or. Good as new. J. C. Houston.
y ct
Mrs. Maggie Adams, of Stanton
vile, ia the guest of Selmer relatives
this week.
Miss Pearl Hollis, of Corinth, was
the guest Of Miss Nola Wilson Sun
day.
A. 0. Wooten and SON and Mansel
Kendrick spent Monday hunting in
the vicinity Of Wolf Pen.
Bring US your EGGS if you want
30c Doz. for them or 28c Cash.
Warren & Co.
Mr.. Lindsay Brooks, of Pontotoc
Miss, visited his cousin, Mr.. Manse
Brooks. this week.
Oranges, Apples, Cocoanuts, Gram
berries and the incest line of candy
you ever ate is now ready for sale at
our store. Warren & Co.
Mrs. R. D. Anderson left Saturday
for her home in BALDWIN, Miss, after
spending two weeks with her sister,
Mrs. N. A. Erwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yves Wood and fam
lily, Of the 9th District, visited Mr.,
and Mrs. Parker Wood and Mr.. and
Mrs. Msnsel Brooks last week.
Trustee Hamilton reports reason
able collections Of taxeSwhere he has
met taxpayers. Just as well pay him
the frst round. as there may be no
second.
II you have q dollar and want
twelve and one half pounds of PURE
GRADUATED SUGAR bring it to
us. or telephone for It and send the
dollar back. We will sell one dollars
worth 10 . customer at this price for
cssh. Warren & Co.
Lindsay s. Perkins left Selmer Sat
urday to beat Louisville Monday. He
spent ten days with McNairy relatives
and friends in a most pleasant man.
ner. His clothes were too small
when he left. Not only this week
but frequently in the future, he ha.
promised to be heard from through
the Independent. He desires to dc
anything to promote the material in
terest Of his old county.
MARRIED Sunday at the home Of
Esq. N. Z. Goodrum, who performed
the ceremony, W. B. Vestal and Miss
Arrilla McCullar. The groom is tn,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Vestal, ant
young man of industry and gooC
habits. The bride is the second daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. McCullar
and a young lady of prepossessjns
appearance and lovable disposition
We Join with their friends in wishinl
them much joy aud happiness in thei
new and sacred relations.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1916-11-17

+, M. B. Gay to Mamie Lee Tennison.
Cary Leonard to Flora Spencer.
W. B. Vestal to Arrilla McCullar.
Tom Roland (col.) to Lorice Kindel.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1916-11-17

will be in the office on Mondays and Saturdays to
attend to the business that may up and when am
not in on these dates will have some one here in my place
F. O. HAMILTON, Trustee.
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citedly. but in subdued voices. with the
What has happened to the Master?" they
demanded He has not told us what to do
We early fsr ss he
rsD e 60 n ssnsr whon his
Just then the face of the High Master ap-
R Ha IN 'hrSush the black vsivet curtains
with strange. inarticulats cry. disap-
did you see that?" exclaimed one of tho
brethren as they AL fell to their knees
The Master has never before shown him,
mean mean. my brothers." tho leader demanded.
1T bodies i'll for us
Master face reappeared. The mon fell to
their knees once more In the posture OF
stranger still. ne walked out among them as
they trembingly prostrated themselves.
surprising expression might have been no
tceabie upon tho face OF the ruler. a
Esnier softer 10, Look was upon the drawn
Terminate. and he looked about him with q
half frightened air.
tripod and knocked it over The members
cried in fear at this strange sacrileHe.
ward tho stone bull which stood upon the
aitar and knocked It crashing to tho stone
floor. Tho brothers crawled back toward the
black-hung walls In horror
The Master sprnng toward a great sword
suspended near the altar and with 1t began
devil-worshippers pentagram. which was
painted on tho moor.
"Oh. Master. spare thatr oriod tho leader
Of ceremonies.
"Oh. Master. you know not what you do"
pleaded another kneeiins member, with out
stretched hands.
The Master turned angrily. and with n
threatening wave OF the sword. cried:
"Begone Every ono Of you. Get out Of
here!"
At the words they turned and fed through
tho entrance, leaving tho st tar
alone-and now more puzzled than evor.
He looked down at the strange hands, and
at tho unfamiliar body.
What can It all mean2 What can Il all
mean?" and the unfortunate in panic tried to
open the secret door. But It could not be
done!
Outside. tho members were buzzing in per-
pleIed fashion az they picked their way
along oreek bed toward an old mill which
stood some distance up the stream. They
wsre completely at loss to understand the
proceedings until Arthur Varney came run
ming up to them and in few breathIess
words explained the situation. At his suE-
gestion they returned to tho secret meeting
place.
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line Of tyrann'cai dominion. the evil one
Il have substituted the spirits of our
h hs.rais, My Own body IS in The meeting cham.
within IT.. This contounded Payson Alden
guessed me truth too quickly You must
70 the house IN the sorge--you Know where
Hot sign or suspicion that all Is not we'll
sHIs: n"'$F''a"d-"r you will pay as Hail
Varney dropped his glance and nodded
obediently. as Myra caugh; varney's hand
IT must be going, my dear. for there's a
jewelers.! Good morning. Mrs, Maynard.
70" ,!rh hsv EN- given me your blessing YET
Maynard tearfully 'I hardly know what to
say say A Im ,, But trvs, Myrss Judgment.
has something to think about" observed
NORA My, tes wh wink wink a. Hsr1ey who could
"Goodby. then. I'll be back later"
And not knowing whether to he happy or
miserable. Varney went down the steps with
women.
Mrs Maynard was studying her daughters
face and suddenly looked UP. in alarm. at
MY dear! What has como over you? You
have your hat on backward and your coat Is
before"
., Just help me nS 1t; dear: Ism SO happy
stop to worry about little thinss "a I'm e eedn
down to the shops to buy some little things
for my trousseau."
"Ill go with you. every mother should"
but Myra intercepted with a pretty shake
of tho head.
Not this time. dear want to surprise
you with my good taste wish you would
have the butler order taxicab. so that can
go right away: We're wasting tho whole
morning with this sentimental foolishness
said tho girl.
Her mother shook her head. in turn
II cannot understand you WHY should
you want a taxicab when our own car is ali
ready! Where are your wits, my dear?
"Oh. yes. forgot about having a car"
was tho surprising reply.
Once at the bank, where the chauffeur had
gone according to curt direction, Myra
istt the car; She walked hositatingly 20
Good morning. Miss Maynard"
GOOD morning. Please cash this check as
am In hurry to do sonno shopping"
The paying toller took the clip Of paper
then looked up startled. He had already
reached for n large pile OF BILLS when he
turned to the girl again.
Miss Maynard. this doea not look liko
your signature at all" he said. slowly.
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lhQMySteiQSdMyra 4?&} ss5E {3S;;S ia,

Even Varney showed his surprise as he
locked into the girls eyes. and then at the
nervously, and then tried TO laugh
You are joking. my dear. You have not
spoken of this to mo before" she faitered
- won't permit this crime" cried Alden
tenSe with fury. This is not Myra herself
and you know ~"
varney stopped IN be..ve.n tho raging ply
stefan and the girl with ow.stretched arm.
Il am engaged to Miss Myra Maynard. and
l order you 10 leave thi. house before the
you out bodily"
Aiden's head dropped rs he turned away
t Wdsn one miserable look Mt the triumphant
walking down the steps like an old man.
Myra smiled NJ Earney. who impuIsively
won his goal! Despite the oloverness Of ,ha
astounding physician tho work Of months
He leaned forward to claim the first kiss
OF their betrothal. But as no did so a sur
pr aGh FLAP -. on the cheek greeted him.
You never treated me this way before
", Whas has come over you. my dear--in this
You fool and the girls voice was oddly
ssusgestivs OF another's that he remembered
don't you know me? I'm the High Master"
The girl, or a ~ really was the incarnation
raised cienched hands 70 her checks 'r w,th
thumbs upturn"d on either side OF the clus-
tering blonde curls.
At this symbol OF the cevil-worshippers and
me unmis,skable manner OF his superior the
ia E drnnHas stepped back with fallen
and gave the answering sign. his face ave
back Commanded the Masters ' spirit comes
Yes. Myra. I mean. MASTER!
Eropsd cnms1s as M sf o qGae s he at" 6st
formed face Of the girl he loved.
tn. ,sualIv rs,,Is r,ancs ~ EN- hnd hecome
The rosebud lips were drawn to firm, cruel
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CHAPTER Xxx.
The Betrothal.

AS she entered her boudoir her favor!te
the window; whore !, has been summing il
reh It's black back arched and It be-
hand 70 ia bss the amin
sprang wildly out OF the chair, scuttl!ng
through the door to the corridors
Myra Maynard laughed. as she turned to-
ward her dresser and began 10 rummase
through tho drawers for jewel box. There
was strange look Of greedy Joy on her face
as she slipped the dinner rings on her fingers.
placed bracelet. set with diamonds. on her
slim wrist and pinned two brooches. a
sparkling lavalliere was slipped about her
neck and two pendants We're put in the
The girl lifted her handbag. opened it with
clumsy fingers and placed tewelied watch
awkwardly donned the coat, man fashion,
buttoning 1t the wrong way!
Her hat was the next difficulty. This she
back!
While she was thus engaged. tho eoorbell
taxieab. had rushed into tho vestibule
Mrs. Maynard. I must speak to you at
once, he oried.
Doctor, you offend me with your remarks."
ssapnsa @ Tyr mothr but the physician
but. must tell you. In Heavens name.
believe me! Myra's spirit IS gone and in tts
:. That 1ls !. r,d!euloas We have had enough
OF OF this buffoonery." declared Mrs. Maynard
Alden"
Unseen by Alden, Myra had slipped down
the broad stairway. to eavesdrop outside tho
door. Her face was twisted in an ugly un-
familiar snarl. while her hands clsnched IN
rage.
Before the doctor could continue, another
visitor rang the doo>bell 1t Arthur
Varney!
Debonnair. suave and seif-oonfident as
usual. no stepped into the Vestibule with q
look Of weIl-bred surprise at the evident per-
turbation Of the physician.
why good morning. everyone! Nothing
e, i
Step into the music room, Arthur. I am
bidding goodbye to Or. Alden" said Mrs
Maynard. The physician waited until his
rival had passed out OF ear-shot. He did
not the surprtse varney's face as he
found the girl listening on the other side Of
the closed door. She shut It hastily and babe
him Join her eavesdroppinsl
IT beg of you to believe mo, Mrs. Maynard
the doctor continued. II have tried hard
to save her, you know"
Good morning, Doctor A1den!" was the
cold response
oh you are her mother Won't you help
mo? Mrs. Maynard. I-I-love herr'
Tho door of the music room opened, and
Myra Maynard emerged loading Varney by
the arm
Alden looked ut her az though no were aee-
ing ghost. As he drew back in alarm. Myra
spoke:
marriedr'
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On on; yes do remember a place. outside the
ago 1t was not far from Were ,hny
the dynamite will get machine and
must hurry ''' AS''" soon
b;s WIN the tSH words the doctor snatehed
dashed from the room. to hail a passing pas
1t was tedious and nerve-rncking ride to
u me tho distant gorEe Alden was tortured by
were only too well grounded. Finally the
doctor signalled the chauffeur to stop.
asked. p' e
-, Not me. governor" responded the driver.
Aln Eery na VEL then Here is your fare" and
YOU turn your machine about. for I Will have
to town. hope"
strobe into the underbrush and down a steep
neiGmtnty' MS revolver in hand. After several
ledge OF rock. va Z"
The The stream which flowed beside il, in n
miniature way the Grand Canyon OF Col
I'VE feet high Above ths 1 fs as sIasn
nov remenbsred. was small natural dam
The only substantial portion OF the wealth
or or beaten ter structure seemed to be strange
OF the house. and which rose close to a
which swung open at his '' touch .ne W 8Hnse
the barren room. containing az furniture only
two chairs and II wooden table he beheld a
startling :"
. In one Of tho chairs lay the body OF Myra
Maynard, bound with heavy ropes from, the
waist 10 the ankles In another lay tho un :
conscious figure of the High Master OF the
BLACK Order! He was free from bonds en-
tirey Tho physician mystifed and ran
Myra.
BEFORE the girls face hung a curious ar
rangement-a small hand mirror suspended
from beam In the ceiling by long piece OF
twine. and spinning as It swung. The leer
on the girIs face warned him that the trans
portaton OF souls still held sway.
He pointed his weapon at the Incarnation
tic laugh.
IF you kill my body over there Myra
Maynard's spirit will be lost forever DR.
alden nra II you XIII her body you guilty
Impossible for her to ever como to this lie
again In 1t. You are clever man. DR.. Pay
son Alden, but to-day the game is check
mattel" jeorod his arch enemy.
But. II YOU give your word not to shoot
/ VIII permit her spirt to return to her For
/ have won the game. and / prefer my own
body in which to entoy II I'M" added tho real
High Master with q cunning smile.
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1T is my signature. I want mono of your
opinions. Don't you know who am? Hurry
But. Miss Maynard. am only exerting
the caution which / am paid for This GER
tainly isn't your signature"
II am going to patronize another bank
hereafter" was the angry responHe OF tho
girl. a well -dressed man, hatless. and evil
IDENTIFY an official Of the bank. was passing
He stopped at these surprising words and
then stepped forward
why Miss Maynard what 10 tho trouble -,
no began, alphabetically.
The teller refuses to honor my signature"
she began. sweetly. but the manager soon
ended the diniculty by promptly o. king the
dumbfounded clerk handed the money
through the window. She bowed and
walked to the safe deposit vaults leaving
the two men In heated discussion by the
wicket
., Good morning morning. vas her greeting th.re
But have tho key. VIII you please show II
to mer'
Certainly. Miss Maynard" and the attend
ant. after consulting his record book walk ed
ahead of her into the armor-plate safe room
and opened the lock OF her private box, with
his own master key and one from the bunch
which she handed him.
Myra drew out the metal box. retiring to
OF the Individual coupon rooms at the
side. Alone here she ereedily lifted the
cover and smiled at the jcwelr* which
sparkled from within.
This safely changed to the handbag the
n more than usually amiable smile returned
to the waiting outside.
Il think I'll walk for a while. Tell mother
that Will stay downtown for luncheon and
not TO worry about me-" the parting
orders You can go homo now.
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CHAPTER XTXII.
The Warming Of the Spirit.

What on earth can that mean? Why was
* cut of? Why can't find out the location
OF that telephone? Oh 1t is terribe!" and
Or. Payson Alden strobe excitndly up and
down the floor OF his laboratory.
HIS companion. sitting in a reclining chair
IN the darkened room. interrupted mildly:
You broke Into seance, Doctor. just
as was getting into the sensitive state. Be
patient. for the sake Of the girl Here-I
feel the call now
Alden impatiently paused and then studied
the face of this medium sont by one Of his
friends The man. with eyes closed and
hands tsnseiy clutching the arm Of the chair.
was evidently undergoing some Erillng men
tai stratn He groaned. and breathed hard.
as his body writhed in apparent physical
agony.
The spirit OF a Hindoo wishes to speak
to you--it Is a matter Of life and DEATH"
said the medium. Alden leaned forward
alertly. but it was many minutes before an
other syllable crossed the mediums lips.
AZ last the sensitive spoke again.
=, The Hndoo says that he Is your friend
He warns YOU to go to the house in tho
gorge quick. quick! quickr'
What else? Tell me. what moro did he
saw? Alden demanded anHiously.
The medium shook his head.
Nothing that 1 can remember. He Is
gone"
Then must be going too. The house in
tho gorge'-where can that be- I wonder.
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Tho outer room empty. Suddenly n
voice came from behind the curtains; thew
noisclessly approached the to peer
within.
The body OF the Master was seated In the
black carved chair talking e1citedly over tho
telephone. The voice was tremuous with
tear oh. Doctor Alden. save me. IT Ia
Myra! II IL myra, But now I seem to be a
MANA horrible man
Varney and HE associates ran forward. to
snatch away tho instrument and quickly sub
due the weak body.
Quick. bind him-I mean her--and follow
me-, directed Narney, eSultantly. And his
command obeyed with a cruelty which
brought forth piteous means.
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showed big balance of credit
She hurried around the table t. the tele-
phone and IN another moment talking
to the bookkeeper at tho bank.
How does my account stand, please? This
Is Myra Maynard epeak!ng."
uard. a pleasant day. isn't Il? Well. just
minute and III LOOK Il up. 10 see how your
checks are coming IN.
There was silence. after which the agree
able voice OF The bank attendant came back
over the wire.
Miss Maynard. your bank balance to date
Is just }25eo--is there anything more can
do for YOU"
Not now, thank YOU. Goodbye" and the
girl hung UP tho receiver
She turned TO the drawer again. rummng-
Ing about until she found the check book
She drew out one Of the blanks. and another
search brought forth some cancelled checks
She filled out the blank for the sum of $500.
payable to Cash." and thon after moments
hesitation. began to copy her signature
from the bottom OF an older check.
Just as this was la boriously completed nd
hlotted. Myra's pet dog came racing into The
near her he suddenly stopped. The hair I"se
sunny on his neck. and he began TO growl. n s
he retreated toward the door.
Come here" called the girl. nervous!v
Blu. the dog began 10 bark furious!y, show
Ing hiH white teeth menacingly. Myra's hand
went 70 a book. as weapon. Just Willis
rushed into the room.
II don't think he ltkes you any moro, Miss
Myra, oheerved the servant, catching tho
animal by his collar
We'll. there's no love lost then. for don't
like dogs" the surprising response.
Take him out OF the room. and keep him
OUT"
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CHAPTER XXI.
A Soul In Jeopardy.

Within the sombre surroundings OF tho
Black ORDERS secret headquarters there was
strange unrest In the main council room
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fV4lNtSH ny A1CTCWdTQ harrington,
The Disfing uisfed Authority Psychic Phe-
Dramatized by Charles w. Goddard,
The Well known Author of "The Perils of
Pculine;;" 1.-THE Exploits of E1aine;' "7he God
dess;'' "7he Misleading Lady,; s'7he Ghost
Breaker;'' "7he Man From, the Sea-"
Everything You Read Here Today You Can See
This Week at the Victor Theater n Motto
Pictures Produced by the Famous Studio
for This Newspaper
With Mr. HOWARD ESTABROOK as Dr.. Alden,
Miss JEAN SOTFERN as the Charming Myra Maynard
Next Sunday Another Chapter The Mysteries
of Myra' and New Pictures
coPy'lo" Star
SYNOPSIS
In by n criminals
who obie 1
member
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70 devote
trance
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which,
In men 70
mi TO
pc o he f work He captured
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Is
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Bon Der SIbfeite.

Der idbrlide Gusflus oes Srauen
S.reins Der Sidorp Struse Presbptsr'
iidtn @emsinos ftnost beute ytahmit'
tag In Otap Gus Purf itutt.
Srdutsin 2atbsrina Plassmann unb
@harlss Sobsd pon bier litBen iid, am
Wtontas In Diliss.Durrs burh GlOsr'
mann Soarp als @bepaar usrbinbsn.
Srdulein anna Sartmaun unb Sarrb
Wic@raden, bsibe pon @eoar Huenue,
tnb uorleste Wittmob 9iuht burt)
Yaitor EbeOoor s. Sabn oils @bspaar
ein9eie9net morosn.
Srdulsin Wtatilba S.iisr BON Glib
Bsbfter auenue un6 Ebeobor Sufun
uon Brospeet Auenue lino geftern Wor'
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Pfarrer Bster s. @briit gum Buno
fhrs 9tben ein9eisgnst Doroen.
Der Osutids Srisser 8ersin bdlt
bsute gta4mittag uno Nbeno in Bnl'
Oarf Barf eiusn Glue sflus ab. fir ben
umfaiienoe 8ortsbrungsu gstroffsn NOR
ben iinb. Oas BrOsramm umfaBI
auBer Guui uno atblstiiden Spisleu
aud elm S6isBturnier. Sslbitperitdno'
ltd miros aud ni6t an suten @rfriih
un9en uuo Speiien mauSeln.
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&hbe Xarf OSDtiaer.

- Srdulein Bertha u. Wies BON
S1ldser 1oulsoarb unb 81 ant 8. Rit.
trr BON Wfea6om Nuenue nurben gslts
srn 8ormittas burf Bfarrsr Better 6.
@briit in isinsr Uobnuns gum Duub
fhrs 9sbsn sinssissnst.
Su Der ct. Butrid's 9irhe iiub
esitern Eormtttas Ssrdulsin Wtarp @ers
ritp BON Sadfon Strase uno SEQ B.
Roiar pom Bird StraBe our4 Pfarrer
Or. @eorse s. 2ucus gum Buno fIirs
9ebsu einssissnet wOrosn.
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StraBe purOs lssten Donnsritas UfOr.
gen iofort 9st6otet. alS ibn nabs Der
DIAMOND 9oblenwdi9srst elm 3ua
Sarren nisoerrannte. Dem Yerun.
sliidtsn murbe Der 3opf Serorhdt, bsibe
Seine ubsei9nitteu uuo Der 90rpsr ssrs
i4unoen uHb 3erfleiidt.
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Ounntpre.

- DaS Dad Der S6mieSs bel BEN
giO. 5 BREEDER ssristb WOntus absno
In Brano, isood) fonnte bic Seuernebr
Die Slammen bewalttseu, ebe GROCER
S6aoen unSsrihtst mar.
Der Borough Council nubm In
elmer WtontaS Jiaht absebalteuen Spe'
,ialueriammluns Die SroinunIen sur
Pflaltsruns uon Wfabiiou ausnue. OF
Drinfer StraBe unO Sar6 StruBs, bel
euOsiiltiSsr SeiuuS on.
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uon SbsrUooo 9lusnue auf benz CARNEY
& Bromn @ulmbaufen am OienIta9
abeno nit Soblsuiammlen bsIdIfti9t
mar, srsisnete ii6 elm Rutid uOn bun.
berten Gonuen oes @ulms, unter mel
den Der Snabe srittdte, ebe ibm Bet'
itano sslsiitet meroen fonnte. Dit
Neihs muroe erit nad fiinfjebn Wtinu'
ten uon Der WtaHe bsfrsit.
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OaS XbaI obtp6rtS.

SabIor. - Srs6 Sus9Isr, Der uls
SOulratt Sunolunser in Der TublOr
3s6e anssltelt 1T, bate am Sumitas
Jia6mittas elm tnappss @ntfOmmen,
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slidIihermeiie nit elmer gebrObensn
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itdt.
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SOlepb Salbica uon Durpea wuros am
WtOntas Yormitias in Der SauitsuO
3sde iOfort sridlasen, oils er untsr
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- Ssuns @ObOliib pOn gpOea lssts
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ter einen 9ohleniurren, Der fur3 uadbsr
in BeueSuns ssisst wurbs uno tbm
bas linfe Bsin 10 ihlimm 3erorhdte,
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