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Arizona republican., 1917-12-27
Wee Riddle Goes Out To
 See Sights

When they give them freekIes in their youth they have a good start in line of rapid succession and when they add to that auburn hair, there's no keeping them down, in, or any other way. They know that now in comfortable home on West Monroe street-they know 1t with lot of relief.
 Yesterday afternoon there was a loud alarm sounded from that same home, for the scion of the house of Maggie had vanished. Since there are big ditches nearby, tt say nothing of small IateraIs, the alarm was sincere, for the three year-old Barnard is keenly interested in flowing waters and knows not their danger.
 There was a posse formed in less time, almost, than it takes to tell and frantic search was made of the neighborhood. Finally call was dispatched to the Boston store where George B. Maggie is employed. He was told his little boy was gone.
 No, he isn't" responded the father. He just reached the store"
 So 1t proved. The lad was pre- scented pushmobile of two foot power for Christmas, and in his little car he had trundled all the way down town from 2135 West Monroe street to .he Boston store at Washington and Second streets.
 The first news that he was miss ing came to the father when those self same auburn locks surmount- ing happy, albeit, freckIed face put in an appearance, after the adventurous kiddie of three years had made his long and record run in his new toy.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-27

ton of the secretaryship of the council. at the same time assuring the governor of wish to assist to the extent of his ability, in the work of the council.
 In conference between Governor Hunt and Mir. Heard at the capitol yes- terday, the governor advised MT. Heard that he hoped he would continue to act as chairman for the present, and MT. Heard urged the governor as ex-officio member of the state executive commit tee, to attend today's meeting, The governor gave assurance that he Would endeavor to be present. The governor has been member of the state council since its creation last April and has been serving as chairman of the com mittee on federal and interstate reIa- tiOns.
 The present membership of the exec utIve committee of the state council consists of Thomas E. CampbelI Dwight B. Heard, D. H. Claridge Lin B. Orme, Dr. D. T. MacDougal. T. A. Riordan, c. E. Mills, T. J. Croaff Dr lJ. c. Norton, Mrs. Eugene Brady ONeill and L. H. Manning.
 The secretary of the council ia George II. Smalley and the treasurer, R. l.. Moore
Arizona republican., 1917-12-27

Conflicting evidence of physicians and the fact that findings of the post mortem examination were not com plete were resposible for the coroner's jury not arriving at a verdict at the Inquest over Mrs. b. w. Nickels, who was found dead at her home on North tirst street on Christmas morning.
 That it will be several days before the report can be submitted to the coroner, was the statement of Dr, Win Wylie, who has asked the pathological laboratory to proceed as rapidly as possible and that the findings here be checked with report from San Fran risco experts to whom have been sent blood specimen, the contents of the stomach and a section of the kidneys. At the present time pr. Wylie said he was not prepared to state the cause of death. He furthermore declared that the peculiarities thus far shown in the case of MT. Nickels did not show car bon monoXide poisoning He made the startling allegation that if Mrs. Nick els had passed away during the night from gas poisoning and the quantity of gas had been constantly increasing during the night that when Robert Nickels, the 11-year- nephew of the couple, had passed through the room In the morning he would have been killed.
 pr. Sweek contends that the child, who suffered from only a slight head ache, need have felt no other effects fin merely passing through the room as he did. He is still firm in his belief that Mrs. Nickels died from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning, due to a faulty construction of a gas furnace.
 The fact that Mrs. Nickels had been cmbalmed, or at least partially SO would destroy the value of the autopsy, said pr. Sweek who declared he would take in preference to the autopsy the clinician's evidence.
 T regret that the live man could not have the benefit of the autopsy on the dead woman" said Dr. Sweek last evening when he referred to the sin yular circumstance that none of the attending physicians had the oportu- nity of studying over Mrs. Nickels case and benefiting in the knowledge acquired in the case of Mr. Nickels. He stated that he believed in medical autopsy just as soon as possible after death as the legal steps could be taken.
 Dr. Sweek holds out no hope for Mir. Nickels although he is making stren- nous effort to save his life. If he is alive this morning transfusion of blood will be resorted to, pr. Sweek already having secured a number of volunteers.
 'I have known men to have lived as long as four days from carbon mon- oxide poisoning" said the physician, who does not hold out any hope of recovery to the relatives of Mir Nick els, who arrived yesterday and gave aim the complete charge of the case.
 Robert Nickels was the first witness called to testify at the inquest. The
Arizona republican., 1917-12-27
IF STATE COUNCIL
 PLAN MEETING

An important meeting of the execu- tive committee of the Arizona State Council of Defense will be held this morning at the state headquarters, 11S North Central avenue at S:S0 o'clock.
 At this meeting the plan of the crea- tion of a new labor committee on which the executive committee has been at work for some time will be acted upon; also a plan presented to the committee at it's last meeting by Chairman Dwight B. Heard, to increase the practical ef- ficiency of the work of the council by creating active county committee and decreasing the number of statewide committees.
 While MT. Heard as chairman of the State Council of Defense has always regarded the work of the council as merely an auxiliary of that of the Ma tional Council of Defense and in no case a political organization, and has always directed the work along strictly non- n-political lines, early in the week wrote Governor Hunt the following let ter:
 December %, 1917 Hon. George W. P. Hunt
 Phoenix, Arizona.
 My Dear Governor:-
 As you appreciate, all of the members of the Arizona Council of Defense were appointed to their membership of the State Council by Governor Campbell during his term of office.
 While 1 am acting as chairman of the State Council of Defense by a vote of its members, I feel in view of the recent decision of the supreme court, should place my resignation promptly in your hands.
 1 feel that there is an opportunity for most useful patriotic service in con- nection with the work of the Council of Defense, and that you may be thor oughly unhampered in the matter, here by place my resignation in your hands, effective when you take office, and pledge to my successor in the direction of this important work, my vigorous support.
 If you so desire, I will continue the der way. until my successor is ap- pointed, ana if can be of any possible service to you in connection with the future work of the Council of Defense I shall be glad to be of such service
 Faithfully yours,
 DWIGHT B. HEARD. George H. Smalley who has been jointly acting as secretary of the coun- cil and as executive secretary of the food administration, at the same time rendered to the governor his resigna-
Arizona republican., 1917-12-27

GREAT LIFE-'Its a great life" says Fred H. Van Frank in speaking of army life. Van Frank spent Christ mas with his parents, MT. and Mrs. W. W. Van Frank of 209 Virginia avenue. He was able to stay only two days when he had to leave on his return to Camp Kearney where he is studying engineering at the night school at the cantODment
Arizona republican., 1917-12-27

outpost,
 When we've heard the sunset gun. May the Great Commander. greet US With His welcoming Well Done ,
Arizona republican., 1917-12-27

Do not wait till tomorrow-phone that WANT AID. to The Republica II and dispose of or get what you want.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-27
JURY AWAITS ANALYSIS RESULT
 BEFORE BR|NG|NC IN FINDINGS

The attending physicians eh the of D. w. Nckes midnight their slightly fusion performed late yesterda and will be repeated today if the sufferer the Brown see and cOnoVe rey confident that their patient
 
 condition than superindueed
Arizona republican., 1917-12-27

As a sweet, silent nun, to vespers going, The shadow Twilight steals across
 the land Her somber robes about her softly
 flowing And from her rosary, at Loves con-
 mand, Tells dewy beads, the shining pearls
 bestowing On leaf, and flower, with rev'rent,
 tender hand.' Twilight Andrew Downing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28

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pebr 3ulummen.
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gen Sic iein, Serr S5onorDl ~ Sd
pin Sbnen ioecn, ooB id oiefes Spiel
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peroen, mid 5ufiinftig oornit 81 Der-
iboneu, nodOem Sic piIIen, ooB -
ib mid bor Sbnen fiirdte."
SSbre leioenibaftli1en @orte bot
ten ibn ni1t fir einen etn5igen Wfo-
ment aus Der Sollitng gebruAt.
sic tGitI6en ficb chen iiber Ole
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ii9 Dor mir 5it fiirdten."
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gsS1 pi1 SSbnen ia feit 2eio 5ufii-
gen, fonoer1 id mill Sie frei MAIDEN
bon ali ben sciieln, inter oenen Gie
ihma9ten lleberlailen Gle oieien
@errn Soraiotp uno icine &oipeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28

Sr. Strpart Olibier, ocr @eneral-
@ei6ditSiiibrer Ger nglcps", Iiegt
nit elmer S6uBmunoe oornieoer, Die
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ternebmen. Slipier bntte ieinen SIC
bolOer mitgenommen Inn lic6 i'm
SdieBen 81 ii6en. BIobld6 cnthto
iicb Die SduBWafie in Dem Solitcr;
Die &igel Ordno ibm o6er6ol6 oes
rcdtcn anieS ms 9ein uno tam nm
gefGbr liebcn 3oa unter6alb mieOer
berals. Cine 3Stro6len llnternl
dung er9o6, ooB Der SnoAen bon Ger
Slgel MIR gcltreiit wuroc oogegen
mar Ole Seine Oerlebt morocn. Serr
SliOicr mlIrOe nad6 Ger Union @ro-
tcitont SnfrmorD" gebrodt, no man
Die &unoe reini9te lno oesinii5irte.
$n eini9en g8ohen miro er mie0er
bergeiteat iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28
g8eii nidlIg OOm 8u0c ilrca sOlnea.

Sdwcr fronf in eineul 8ctte i'm
$o6us Sopfins @oipitol Iieeeno, 1T
6rou gSilbur &nouif BON Scr. 93S,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nod nidt BON
Dem Eooe i6res bier Sabre oIten
Sobnes gSiI6ur &uouff, jun, 6cno1-
ridtigt moroet Der befonntli6 onl
@tittpoA 9iodnittog nobe ieincr
cItcrIi6en @o6nitng NIT ieinenl Goil-
fin GoworO 9aileD bon einen 2oit-
gllito iiberiQbrcn mo opgcnblid lid
gct0otet miroe. Die @drterinuen
mo Acr5te oes %oipitoIs bo6cu oac
NioBrcocln oetroffcn Dob iie uihts
Don 0em SoOc ibrcs SobneS bort, bis
ibr 3uitono Gin lolhcr it, Dob oic
@iu8cl6citcn ibr mitget6cilt per0en
f0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28
giiaarS S. O5ntGciI cr6amate lid.

9lus &er8wciilrng ii6cr fortouicrn-
Oes llnbo6liein beging Der 73 Sabre
olte 9iic6oro S. @ih6cil bon Scr.
14554 Columbia 9(oeY Sel6ihnoro,
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bdn9tc. Gr por ani6eineno bon ei-
ncr 9ouf gcprltngen nodocm cr Den
Strid an Der 2al6e beicltgt 6ottc,
porauf CT sic 9onf nit iciucn 6ii
zen me9iticB. 0ie 2eid)e 0cS I'M
gliidlihen 0lonucS piiroc flr5 bor
6 ll6r N}or9ens BON iciner @ottin
Got6erine 0jltbeil, 9ciuu0cn, mcldc
i6n bei'm Grpo6en bernBtc. Sein
Sobn Sermom @utbcil, ic6nitt 0ic
2eide bcrunter uno benodric6tigte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28
ut 0nlnnlclnsfi snriid2

Die 9epo6ner 0es 5. 0iitritts BON
9(nne 9lunoeI- @ountD iino ser g(n.
iiHt ooB Gronf aopolemsfi, wcl6er
Oes N}oroes bon g(brobam @oelitcin
bel6uloigt it, 5llriid9efommen lit
uno elm Ginlie0Ierle6en I'M @aloe
iii5rt INN Der Eoli5ei 5u entgeben.
&iram GisneD bat in ser 9tdbe ser
Nloroitdtte itno nidt peit bon Dem
EloB, an mel6em ole 2ei6e peri6orrt
mlirOe, Elm @eien erblidt, oas err
ibredt oopon lief. 0anelbe trug
,Srouenflei6er, Oo6 iin0 GiSneD lmO
9Inocre ii6er5euet OoB es Elm N}onn
ecpcien lit. 6. 6. g. g9otts, ser 30
li5iit 0es 5. Giitrifts ioa Gioorren-
ihutmeln in ser @o6nung bon ao-
ualeDsfi geiunoen 6o6en, oas, menn
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mpiterioien 9eiu6 6inoeutet. @ottS
bat miBcroem gc6ort Dab &opolcms-
lis @nttin itnO S6wie9ernuttcr nit
a0r6cn inter i6rcn 9lrhen iid in Sen
gSolo 6egc6cn 5oben, ieOo6 niemnls
nit sen &0rben an Der @Iorf- Stotion
ongefomnen iinO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28
nnit iiherfnIlrrll.

Nlit fnapper 9iot6 cnttam Seromc
&ollioor. Gin in gir. 929, @rlntitr,
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ron cincm Gislpogen 5cunterge-
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len wlir0c. @oIli0aO iicl unter bic
S1ubporriMhmg Oes StraBcubo5n-
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@encrol-Soipital gc6ra1t no i6m
icine &crlebllngen, bciicbcnO aus eli.
ner gln5o5l bon fldiicn0en SSlnoen
dnl &opi lmo S0rper, bc0ou0clt mnr-
ocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28

moiielle @aiiiliiia aeneiet iei, i'm
nod utf einen 9lugeublid 5lt emp
fangen.
@r mar erlidtlib tief eribiittert,
inO iie las es mf ieincm @eiidlt, oaB
feline Gernultlngen iiber oie llriode
0eS bermeintlicDen llnfallS Der @abr-
belt Iebr nobe fomen. glber CT er'
ndbnte ouS TorfontnniS nit feiner
Silbe
nsy6 Iu6te oib iibcroll," Iogte er.
nglber man batte Dir pobr1bciitlib
bereits mitgetcilt, ooB ole &oritellung
nicbt fortgeicbt iperoen wiirOe.
llno icb b0rte ioebeu BON 9ioie, OaB
on leioeno gelpelen ieieit &ann idb
irgeno etipos TIM, ltn Dir @rleibte-
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Damn aber, Der eigenru Sbuuaht MIR
5ii gemiB, trot lie mtf ibn 81 itnO er.
bob bittcnO oic Sdnoe.
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eiim crlten @ale felt langer 3eit bel
ieinem ri6tigen gtanen onreoeno.
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iclbItl~
gr fiibrte oie 9liifgeregte nit ianf-
ter @eralt 81 einem Seiicl ino blieb
m ibrer Seite Iteben.
n0u bnit nit ibm geipro9cn2"
osSo, CT l1Bt mir feine 9iube. $50.
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miro cin lluQliid gel1ebeu, ipem mir
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lcbon o0er onl liebiten nod in 0ieier
9lodt"
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er nit 70 oepreBter Stimme, ais ob
es ibm idwer fiele, bic @orte beralIS.
5u6ringen:
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liiia24
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28
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Cine Minlte lang giug ou6 CT
ibmeigen0 on ibrer Seite Oobin, Damn
iagte CT rubig:
Isle ieben, bob id rccbt bate. II
G6doe MIR Inn oen ormen 8urIhen,
uno idlinn ooB man ieinen Dl0roer
niht eiilnoI miro 5itr He6eni6aft
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g8ie Elm 9lufidrei forn es BON @oI-
.iiliiios Sippcn:
rg5ein nein ~ cS lit nidbt, tpie
Gle inqcn ~ es fam nidt Ieit II
cs mar ciu llnfou, ipie er obne ieoes
menidlicbe 3utun einem gHrobaten
ipiOerfdbrt,~
uYldn miro eS oernlitlih 70 oar-
itellen. II 99ir bcioe aber, @aliiliila,
mo Der Sdilrfe, Der aus feincm Cal.
tamortule mirfIib einen SooesIprunq
weroen lieB, mir piilen cs bcIIer.
llcbrigens iollten sic ii9 nid)t oll5i-
iebr 0oriiber allfregen. @s 1T ms
W3dunert MN einmol beltimnt, oaB
Die 5rouen infer Sbidfol pcroen II
fir oen einen 70 uno fir oen anoeren
10. glm gnoe i1t es oos Sdle6teite
nod nidt, oos Spiel nit einen ra.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28

vltis 81 neroerben2 @os beiBi
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DIu bottcIt redt, ais olt orgipobn,
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Iidtigt, im0 cr fennt Oeinen 9iamen
pie Den meiniqen."
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cir bielleidt aitd georobt, ms 5u Der.
roten2~
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nerlprcCben, 0aB wir reiien iperOcu.
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aus, oaB i'd oi6 ooritu bitten ipiir0c
penn cs an Der 8eit iei, gtirn tpobl,
ole Belt 1T 0a. llno.0u onrfit sid
jeBt ni6t ipeigern, neinen &itnld 81
crfiillen~
o@s ilt eiii offenbarer &outroft.
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NIT elmer bobeu &onOentionalitrofe
bc5oblen miIllen.
,,glh, tpnS beoeutet oos2 @ib Dem
2irettor, mas er perlaugt, Inn ms
ans imierem 8ertroge 81 eutlalieu.
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f0uncn bod imicre Spur iiicbt Der.
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teS iein iilicrcn gllientbaltsort 81
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mcroc id oiId) pieOcr itarf genng
ieim mid ieI6it acacn i6n 81 idiibcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28

o@ut oenn SSdb mcr0e uorap,
triib nit oenl 9irettor rcocn. Sl6cr
mir peroen trob0enl nidt lriiber ri.
len tonneu, ais bis es mir qeInQen
IT. einen onoercn 3unerldiliacn Bdr
fer 81 finoen Der gurihc mollte mir
idon felt einiqer 3cit nic5t ncbr oc
lallen Gs 1T Elm pericblaacucr im6
tiidild)cr @cicllc, Der mir cine ldlorfc
3llrecbtmeiling nobtrGgt oie icb ibm
nor einigenEnaeu 3uteil mcr0cn lalicu
muBte @r bat mir bcntc obcno 70
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menu ct ehpos oopou abnte, 0aR id6
ibm gcacniiber i'm @ulnoc modtloa
bin"
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uNiI mciBt 70 giit pie i'd, 0aB mir
allies uermciocn miiiieu. Dos ole @c.
borocn Oeronloiien f6nutc, iit0 ud6cr
nit iuaiercn Berl0nlibfciten Bu be-
foiicn @iS jebt bat man unicrc qc,
fdlidlten @1iic ia obnc iDeitcrc g1adl.
foridpngcn reipefticrt, aber mcnn mir
allS iracno clncr Ncrallalnmg nit
Der @oli5ei oocr oen @cribtcn in &c
ribrmg fonnen, tonnte eS ood lcidp
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frage no1 YeterSburg pcnoet.
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an bic riiiiiibc Hegierling olslieicrn
lno tpoS icnicitS Ser @rcuSe uieinei
pnrtet, broiNe ib oir mbt erit 81
iogen."
Dit llngeiiiiru criaBte gaaiRNiid
Ieinc Son0.
DSolhen @eiabreu Oariii OIL 0idl
nidt miSicben Boris peoer lun
oieieS 9uri6en millen, noh mehlct,
megcn. on unBt mir feierIid) 0cr.
ipreden, OoB on 2Qs5lo S3uniorD
llid)t sur Re0c ltellcll, oaB Oh ibm lue.
Der ourb Elm g9ort nod ourh cine
0dcnc ociu NliBfollcu iibcr iciu ge.
nebmci gegeu mid 81 crIcmeg asheu
ipirlt.~
..As.aIa (5ortictuug folgt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-28

ii6cr mid. @eun CT MIDI onliebt, III
mfrs, ais Oh ic6 fcincn eigenen @il-
len mebr bate, ais Oh i'd mi0cr.
itauoslos tim lniiBte, mas er DON mir
berlongt."
rlluo bat er bereits ctpos bon Dir
perlangt, gSuIiiliIiu@
6ie bate sic fcltc 9IbIibt gebobt,
ibm alleS 81 iagen, ober MN, i'm ent-
iheioen0en 9lugenblid, berIhloB ibr
pieoer ieneS unerfldrlicbe Surhtge.
fiibl Ole 2ippen, iino in itunlmer 2iige
iAiittelte lie ocn 8opf.
0gfiln iDobl,~ iogte Der 92ltfIe atf-
otmeno. 80 fperoe i1 Did bon Ici.
ner 8uoringlidfcit befreicn, ebe er es
Dagt, oi6 our6 cine beleioigenOe 8u.
mlitung 81 frdnfen.
r8ie iUillit ou oos onfoneen, so.
ris2 ~ @ds pillit on titn2"
nSSd ncroe morgpn init ibnt rcbcn
~ 70 oeutlib, OoB es ibm uidt tpobl
nogli9 iein miro, mid miB5nper-
iicben.~
@dbreno er lprod, ipor ale mGo-
benbafte @eiHbeit ans SorniopS
@eIidbt peri6nlinoen. Seine 9rmien
botten iicb finiter 5uiammenge5ooeu
mo in 1einen 0hmominfeln q mar Gin
barter BUG oiilterer @ntihloienbeit.
@aiiiliiia fannie oieIcn 9lus0rrd.
sic batte i'm of eeiug auf ieincm
@eliAt geieben, ipenn ibn ip1bren0
Ger 3rcllur elmer Der 26iDcn 0urdj
ieineu llngeborlam 5um 3orn gcrei5t
batte, ino iie ipuBte, Dab er, ser
ionit 70 meihmiitige imo ianfte, 5u
ollem fdbig NOR, mcnt oieie &olte
altf ieiner Stirn lag.
9ouim eriHrat fie ouh lett, rno
Die glneit oaB iie eii 8pciteS llngliid
bcraifbel1iporen bnben f0nntc, grill
wic nit eistalteu &dnoen nab ibreul
Ser5en.
u9aein, ni6t iol~ bat iie boItiq.
n0n oorflt i'm nidt rci5en. 0enn
CT iit Der Stdrfere, uno i1 fiirdtc,
0oB cS IN feline Sono oe0ebctl ipdre,
ans 81 peroerbeu."