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Arizona republican., 1917-05-24

FOR SALE-32 Savage automatic pistol. S59 N. 9th Ave. If 359 N. 9th Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24

THIS BEAUTIFUL COR NER, improved with modern houses and garage, good shade: must sell quick. Price $235G. $500 cash Fred Jacobs. q N. 1st Ave.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24
Money to Loan

MONEY TO LOAN on improved city property, can be paid in monthly in- stallments, like rent if desired.
 r. F. PASCOE
 BOP N. Central Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24

SEEDS, SEEDS. SEEDSi
 Summer Crops Early Amber and Red Top Sorghum, Dwarf Milo, Fetterita and Sudan grass
 Valley Flour Mills Phoenix and Tempe If
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24

! FOR SALE CHEAP-Frame build ! ing 16x2S, suitable for store. sos So. 9th Ave. dn
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24

FOR SALE-Ten acres of alfalfa ready to cut. See Bert o. Brown 31t fEast Washington Street.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24

FOR SALE-Empty ink barrels at 75c each. Arizona Republican office. If
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24

FOR SALE-16O acres river timber land; can cut 1000 cords of wood, about 30 acres of fine sandy loam soil for farming. All for 5000. Call at once and see it. Tempe Land & Auction Company, Casa Loma Hotel. Tempe, Arizona. Phone 53 ak
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24
FOR SALE WATCH PHOENIX
 GROW

so acres, all alfalfa, 100 bearing fruit trees, room house, SIP, ,000, $1250.0O cash. S1250 per year.
 room new house, hardwood floors, all built in effects, close in; coming business property. $3500.00. S300.00 cash, balance $30.0O per mo. A bar gain.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24
For Sale Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-New 30-30 high power Stevens rifle, never has been dis charged, $21.50. Gun is at Valley Hardware & Plumbing Co. gs
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24

ONE ELECTRIC SHELTON VI BRATOR. complete; set cost s3500 new; used only short time, $20.00. Call at Wolfs Suit House. II and 13 F. Adams dm
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24
Wanted Help, Female

WANTED-Compete maid for gen. eral housework; good pay. Call 1ol Coronado Road. al
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24

NOW IS THE TIME to have your lawn mower sharpened. Phoenix Cycle Ca. 16S F. Adams. Phone TIT If
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24

MACHINIST WANTED-Apply Val ley Machine Works. 'dm
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24

WANTED Assistant bookkeeper; Must be experienced. Apply Chas. korrick X Bro. al
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24

FOR SALE-Cheap, soda fountain, store fixtures, show cases, tables and chairs. Box N Republican al
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24
Wanted Help, Male

WANTED-Husky young man. 6 w. Wash Fay Way Butter store. al
 WANTED-Man to work on farm; married man preferred. Salary s60. Phone 1851 al
The state herald., 1917-01-05

I am under strict order from Ia Sale
not to oppose La Barre's oflcers, and.
even II were disposed to disobey my
chief. possess no force with which to
act. I have but ten men on whom I
could rely. while they number over
forty" He leaned closer. whispering,
"Our policy Is to walt, and act after
the prisoner has been condemned"
"How? You mean a rescue?"
"Ay. there lies the only hope. There
10 ono man here who can turn the
trick. He is D'Artigny's comrade and
friend. Already he has outlined ulan
to me. but gave no encouragement.
Yet, now that I know the truth, shall
not oppose. Have you courage. ma
dame. to give him your assistancel
IT'S like to be desperate venture.
drew deep breath. but with NO
sense of fear.
Eyes, monsieur. Who is the man
am to trust9
Francois de Boisrondet, the one
who led the rescue party last night"
"A gallant lad"
"Ay. gentleman Of France. i dar.
ing heart. Tonight"
The door opened, and the figure of a
man stood outlined against the bright
er glow without. De Tonty was on his
feet fronting the newcomer. ere even
realized 1t was Cassion who stood
there, glaring at us. Behind him two
soldiers waited In the sunshine.
"What is the meaning of this. NJ.
de Tonty?" he exclaimed, with no pre-
tense at friendllness. "a rather early
morning call. regarding which l was
The state herald., 1917-01-05

the nrc. someone raped at tho door.
I stood erect. my fingers gripping the
pistol. which I stiil retained. Again
the fnps sounded. Clearly enough de-
fined In the night. yet not violent or
threatening.
"who In thcrcf' I asked.
'Your husband, my dcar-Frnncols
Cassion."
'But why do you Gomez II wns the
pledge Of DO Baugis that I was to be
left alone"
"a fair pledge enough. although I
was not consulted. From the look Of
your eyes. llttlo difference II hnd
been. You nrc ns sweet In disposition
AZ ever. my dear: yet never mind that
we'll soon settle our cnsc now. I
warrant you. Meanwhile am content
TO wait until my time comes. 'Tis not
you seek tonight. but my dressing
cnsc."
"Your dressing casor
"Ay, you know Il we'll. a brown
leather bng bore with mo during our
journey"
"And where In II, monsicurf"
"Benenth the bunk In the sleeping
room. Pass II out to me. and I viii
asst no more"
The state herald., 1917-01-05

wild for the lad's blood, and how came
there to be trouble between Rene and
the furtrader7 Bah! I know the Lad
Is no murderer, but NO one viii tell
me the facts"
"Then I will, monsieur" said
gravely. at was because Of my be-
lief that sieur d'Artigny would re-
fuse explanation that I sent for you.
The truth need not be concealed; not
from you, at least. the commander of
Fort st. Louis"
"Pardon, madame, but am not that.
La Sale left me In command with less
than a dozen men. De Baugis came
later, under commission from La Barre,
but he also had but handful Of fol.
lowers. To save quarrel we agreed to
divide authority. and SO got along fair
ly well. until NJ. Cassion arrived with
his party. Then the odds were alto.
gether on the other side. and De Bau.
gis assumed command BY sheer force
Of rifles. Twas La Salle's wish that
no resistance be made, but. faith, with
the Indians scattered, I had no power
This morning things have taken a new
phase. An hour ago NJ. Cassion as
sumed command Of the garrison by
virtue of commission he produced
from the Governor Ia Barre, naming
him major Of infantry. This gives him
rank above Captain de Baugis. and,
besides, he bore letter authorizing
him to take command of all French
troops in this valley, II. in his judg.
ment, circumstances rendered It nec-
essary. No doubt he deemed this the
proper OCCASION"
ITO assure the conviction and death
Of D'Artigny?" asked. as he paused.
THAT is your meaning, monsleur?"
'T cannot see It otherwise" he an.
swered slowly, although I hesitate to
make SO grave charge In your pres
ence, madame. Our situation here Is
scarcely grave enough to warrant his
action. for the fort is in no serious
danger from the Iroquok. De Baugis,
while no friend Of mine. IL still fair
minded man. and merciful. He cannot
be made tool for any purpose of re-
venge. This truth Major Cassion has
doubtless learned. and hence assumes
command himself to carry out his
plans"
looked Into the soldiers dark,
clear-cut face. feeling q confidence In
him which impelled me to hold out my
hand.
an de Tonty," said, determined
now to address him In all frankuess,
at is true that am legally the wife
Of this man Of whom you speak, but
this only enables me to know his mo-
tives better. This condemnation of
Sieur d'Artigny 10 not his plan alone;
II was born in the brain Of La Barre,
and Cassion merely executes his or
ders. have here the written instruc-
tions under which he operates"
held out to him the page from La
Barre's letter.
The state herald., 1917-01-05
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM DANDRJFF
Girls! Try II! Hair gets soft, fluffy and
beautifui-oet q rs cent bottle
Of Danderins,

II you care for heavy hair that giis-
tens with beauty and 10 radiant with
life; has an Incompatible softness and
u fluffy and lustrous. try Danderine.
Just one application doubles the
beauty Of your hair. besides 1t imme-
diately dlssolves every particle Of
dandruff. You can not have nice
heavy, healthy hair II you have
dandruff. This destructive scurf robs
the hair Of Its lustre. its strength and
Its very life. md If not overcome 1t
produces q feverlshness and itching Of
the scalp; the hair roots famish,
loosen end die; then the hair falls out
fast. Surely get Decent bottle Of
knowlton's Danderine from any drug
store and Just try it.-Adv. -
The state herald., 1917-01-05
The Peoples PhxsIaue.

Some consideration should be given
to the effect that the change In loco
motion will make upon the physique Of
the people; for even the farmers are
now using the automobile. and the
horse y used for little but draft pur.
poses. VIII not the race become hx
and nerveless that lOlls upon soft cush-
Ions. protected in every way from the
hard joltings Of the roadf More and
more, machinery is brought Into seFv-
Ice. and less and less physical exestioo
Ia required In the carrying on Of spen-
air occupations. Man touches . but-
ton. and u gns engine does the rest.
This makes things easier: but tho
question is whether II confers an actual
benefit In the end.-Mobile Register.
The state herald., 1917-01-05
CHAPTER XXX.
Thu Court.Martlsl.

80. Tha court.MartlsiS
De T0nty took the paper from MI
hand, glanced at It, then lifted his eyei
inquiringly to mine.
"'Tis In the governors own hand
How came this in your possessionr'
II found It In Cassion's private bal
last night. under the berth yonder
Later he came and carried the bas
away. never suspecting It had beer
opened. His commission was thers
also. Read II. monsieur"
He did 20 slowly. carefully, seemins
to weigh every word. his eyes darken
ing. and iush creeping into his swar
thy cheeks.
Madame" he exclaimed at last
Il caro- not whether the man bs your
husband. but this 10 q damnabls con
spiracy. hatcbsd months ago In Que
osc."
I bowed my head.
BEYOND doubt, monsieur"
"And you found nothing moreno
documents taken from Hugo Chevetr
"None. monsieur; they were sltheI
destroyed in accordance with Il
Barrs's instructions. or else N. Gas
siop has them on his person."
"nut I do not understand the rsa'
son for such foul treachery. What &C
Cured back In New France to cause
the murder Of Chevet and this attempt
to convict D'Artisny Of the crime r
"Sit here. monsieur" I said. my
voice trembling. "and I will tell you
the whole story. must tell you. TO,
there is no one else In Fort St. Louis
whom I can trust"
! told tho tale simply, conceaiina
nothing, not even my growing love fol
D'Artigny. The man listening inspired
my utmost conndence-l sought his re.
spect and faith. As came TO the end
for moment he remained motloniess
and silent, his eyes grave with thought
"'Tis strange. sad case" he said
finally, "and the end Ii hard to deter
mine. I believe you. madame, and
honor your choice. Tho case il stronr
against D'Artigny; even your tcsti
mony 10 not for his defense. Does NJ
Cassion know You saw tho young mar
that nightY'
He hns dropped remark or two
which show suspicion. Possibly some
ono Of the n.n saw me outside the
Mission hous~, and made report"
"T'hen he will call you ms a wit
ness. II know the nature Of Cas-
sion his plan Of trial Ia n mere form
although doubtless he win nsk thu
presence of Captain dc Baugis md NJ
dc In Durnntnye. Neither win oppose
him. 40 long m he furnishes the proof
necessary TO convict. He will give hi
evidence. md cnll tho Indian. and per
chance soldier or two. who will
swear 10 whatever he wishes. II need
I'd. he mny bring you in niso "a
strengthen the case. D'Artigny will
mike no defense. because hc has nc
witnesses. and because he has foo
notion that hc might compromise yor
by telling the whole truth"
"T'hen there II no hope: nothing VI
can DOR
"No. madame: not now. I shall mol
be consulted, nor asked 10 be present
The state herald., 1917-01-05

quarters since his arrival. and this
was his bag. the one he kept beside
him in the canoe. his private property
My heart beat wildly In the excite.
ment Of discovery. yet there was nc
hesitation; instantly I was upon my
knees tugging at the straps. They
yielded easily, and forced the
leather aside. gaining glimpse Of the
contents.
discovered nothing but clothes al
flrst-moccasins and numerous under.
garments-together with uniform,
evidently new, and quite gorgeous
The removal Of these, however, re.
vealed pocket in the leather side,
securely fastened. and on opening this
with trembling fingers, q number OF
papers were disclosed.
Scarcely venturlng to breathe, hard.
ly knowing what I hoped to find. I
drew these forth, and glanced hastily
nt them. Surely the man would bear
nothing unimportant with him on such
journey; these must be papers OF
value. for I had noted with what care
he had guarded the bag all the way.
Yet at first discovered nothing to re.
ward my search-there was package
Of letters. carefully bound with q
strong cord. commission from La
Barre. creating Cassion a major of In
fantry. number of receipts issued In
Montreal. list Of goods purchased at
O. TUuaca opd m roofa. - ,,,n,, 49,.
posing the expedition.
At last from one corner Of the
pocket drew forth a number of close.
ly written pages, evidently the cover.
nor's instruction. They were traced
in so fine hand that was Obliged
to return beside the fire to decipher
their contents. They were written in
detail, largely concerned with matters
Of routine. especially referring to rela.
tons with the garrison of the fort, and
Cassion's authority over De BaugIs,
but the closing paragraph had evil
IDENTIFY been added later. and had per
sonal interest. It read: use your dis.
cretion rs to D'Artigny. but violence
will hardly be safe: he is thought too
well Of by La Sale. and that fox may
get Louis ear again. We had best be
cautious. Chevet, however. has no
friends. and. am told. Possesses q
list Of the La Chesnayne property, and
other documents which had best be
destroyed. Do not fall in this, nor
fear resuls. Ne have fonS 100 faf
to hesitate now"
I took this page. and thrust It Into
my breast. 1t was not much. and yet
1t might prove the one needed link. I
ran through the packet Of letters. but
they apparently had no bearing ON the
case.
Assured that I had overlooked moth.
Ing. thrust the various articles back.
restrapped the bag. and returned to
the outer room. Az I paused before
The state herald., 1917-01-05

not even consulted. Have husbands
NO rights in this wilderness paradise 2"
"Such rights As they uphold" 70.
turned the' Italian. erect and motion.
less. II am always at your service,
NJ. Cassion. Madame and I have con.
versed without permission. II that be
crime. I answer for It now. or when
you will"
It was In Cassion's heart to strike.
read the desire in his eyes. In the
swift clutch at his sword hilt: but the
sarcastic smile on De Tonty's thin tips
robbed him Of courage.
"'Tis best you curb your tongue" {"
hs snarled. "or I will have you In the
guardhouse with D'Artigny. com.
mand now"
80 hear. Doubtless you could con-
vict me ~ easily"
fwhat do you meanf"
"Only that your whole case 10 tis-
sue Of lies"
"Pahi you have her word for It. no
doubt. But you will sing a different
song presently. Ay. and It will be her
testimony which will hang the villain"
"what u this you say. monsieur-
ny testimonyr
"Just that-the tale Of what you
saw In the Mission garden ut 81 Tg.
mace. sacre. that shot hits. does III
You thought me asleep. and with no
knowledge Of your escapnde. but I had
other eyes open that night. my lady.
Now will you confess the truthT
II shall conceal nothing. monsieur" !"
Twill be best that you make no At.
tempt" be sneered. his old braggart
spirit reasserting itself a. De Tonty
kept silent. II have guard here to
escort you to the commandant's ONCE" !"
"You do me honor" I turned to De
Tonty. "shali 20. monsieurr
II think II best, mada me-" he replied
sobcriy. his dark eyes contcmptuously
surveying Cassion. ITO refuse would
only strengthen the case against the
prisoner. N. Cassion will not. am
sure. deny me the privilege Of accom-
panying you. Permit me to offer ny
arm"
did not glance toward Cassion. but
felt no doubt a. to the look on his face;
yet he would think twice before laying
hand on this stern soldier who had
offered me protection. The gunrd at
the door fell aside promptly. and per.
mittcd ~ to pass. Some order was
spoken In a low tone. and they fell be.
hind with rifles at trail. Once In the
open ! became. for the nrst time.
aware Of irregular rife firing. and oh
served In surprise men posted upon
narrow staging along tho side Of the
log stockade.
us tho fort being attnckcd1" I
| nskcd.
There has been firing for some
days" he answered. "but no real At.
tack. Tho savages msreiy hide yon.
der amid the rocks and woods, and
strive TO keep M from venturing down
tho trail. Twice We have made sor.
tie. and driven thcm away, but Ills
. useless wnstc Of lighting" He called
to man posted above the cato. "Iiow
10 II this morning. Julcs7'
The soldier glanced about cautious
", keeping his head below cover.
CTo IN coNTINUnp1
The state herald., 1917-01-05
Rat Cav. DANGER slan,I.

A strange story In connection wtth
the sinking Of the Connemara In the
Irish sen was related at Grecnors. Pat
rick kiilen. one Of the cattlemcn. was
coming ashore from the Connemara
when large rnt jumped from . Aan-
per he was carrying ashore.
'Thnt's a bad sign for the ersw,"
he observed to a Greenors railway
man. "and II is time for us all to lsavs
the ship"
The incident impressed him - rBseh
that he lind TO be coaxed to 20 hack
nboard.-Lond0n Globe.
The state herald., 1917-01-05

Practically all the 25.0O0 tons Of pa
per manufactured daily in this soun-
try is made from wood pulp.
The state herald., 1917-01-05

Switzerland, In proportion to its pop
ulation. spends more on poor relief
than does any other country.
The state herald., 1917-01-05
No News.

Teachcr-Your daughter. sir. has
o fine carrying voice.
Father-I know TINT by the way II
is cnrrylng OF my money.
The state herald., 1917-01-05

Important to Mothers
Examine carefully every bottle or
CASTORIA, that famous old remedy
for infants and children, and see that 1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15

Dds mar nit benz ru6ieen, obietlis
ben Snterene eeIagt, bos nur elmer an
ben Tag legen lam, Der iit zines
9ammelsborfcr 6rieOens erfreut. Sms
merbin ipuBte Der Bauer Stepes nun
gang genau, pie cine Gliegerbombe
ausIab, un0 er ertannte Iie infolgebeIs
fen aud gleib pieber, ais sr ie oi9t
neben feinen pferoen Iiegsu Iub uno in
bebroblitber 9lGbe BON 9ufen, bic nu6
Sliegen f6ugen. bic ouf pferoe6dus
den 6erum0utriedeu pfIegen.
Der Bauer @teipes tat nun ni1t
geraoe bos, mas unter ben IlmitGnben
geboten mar. Gr purOe alerbin9s
bloB uno inidte Dor S6red In Die
&nie. ober, onitatt bic syliesrbombe
aus Dem 9erei6e Der Ylerbebufe uno
ipou0gli6 na6 benz nG9Iteu 9ei9 Su
ibaffen, padte er Bios nit Sitternber
Sanb ben Cannes am aroeen unb
ibIeifie ibn in Den SOf binous.
Dort DerIu6te er in uu5uiammeus
bGngenber ReOe. baitig unO nit tlaps
psrnoeu 3Gbncn, benz Sonnes tIor3us
MAIDEN, tpas er ongeri@tet, unb er-
rei9te oamit aud iobieI, bab er in befs
fen @ebirn bic bem1elben olerbings
nod ettpds unertIGrlidbe M6gli6teit
einbGmmerte, baB bos @eTpann ieoen
Moment Our9 Oas Dad bes StaIlss
berausfliegen unb nit Dem reitIi4en
9ammelsborf cine 2uftreile antreten
f0nne.
@iue bolbs @funos odrouf lag
gammeIsborf per0bet ba. Seine Sim
ipobner botten es NIT Der .sl0tieIten,
RAID 5uIammengsrofFten Sabe psrlais
fen, unO porteten auf elmer binreiheu6
peit entfernteu 8erab0be uuf ben
erausuboften Wloment, ba 8ammsIss
BORT ourd cine mittels eines pfeross
buFes our grplOFon gsbrodte 6Iie-
gerbombe feline 9immelfabrt antrsten
iOIte.
Der S6rsiber biefes 1T ni9t trissss
tsdniid gebiIbet gcnug. Inn ermeKen
gu i0nnen, pb oieIes @reignis i'm 9es
rei6e Der Wl0glidteit lag, aber es III
iiber jeben 3peifeI erboben, boB bic
ungliidIiHen 8ammeIsborfer nod
beute ouF benz 8er9e gu SGupten ibrer
berIaKeneu Seimitdtten Hdben, penR
ni1t Elm Qeutnant, Der cine Netruteu=
obteiIuug BON elmer Telbbisuitiibuns
5uriidfiibrte, ole GihIoticn eerettet
bGtte, inoem er Die alieserbombe nit
iid Habm unb bdbsi 70 better ouslab,
ols bauoIs es iib Inn eiren @oIotluns
pen. Had Der einmiiiigcn @rtlGruus
Der begliidten ginpobuer bes Dor
sinem ideuBlicben Sbidiol betpabrten
0ert9ens bcrbisnte bieIer 2eutnant
Die siIerneu arsu5e fdmtIi4er autsoOs
rien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
SnOiancr ais 9seacr auacIe6em.


8nllod 9orOinc, Gin G6octop.
Snoioncr. Der in Canton n 0rn
stobl-Yaii5len beiddfiiat lit, bctIootc
iidl aeltern bel Gopt. Sole bonn meIt.
liden FoIi0ei.9iltrift, ooB leiue
9ousnodborn i'm fir einem gleoor
bolten umo ibm 8u bcrItcben oeoe6en
baiien, Dab iciuc @eeenwort nid,t er.
iplnldt iei @ar0ine mobnt NIT ri.
mem 5relmo omonmen in g1r. 71g
Sllo.VrooomaD Sn leincr 5ornioen
Sllfreenng iogte Ger Wlonn OoR er
cincn ngSi9woni" eiuc uSouoluS !,
~Foppooies4 ii 9oB G6riltion, Weiii,
BETTE. nSd bin fcin g4cqer,o rief
cr erregt aus, lid bin Elm pollblii.
tiger Gboctoml~ glodocm man inn
erfldrt battc, Dab er beredtiat Iei. in
Dem roo 8Iod bon Sin. 8rooomon
5u pobnen oog CT nit 5ufriebepem
@eii6t oapon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
gfupOleOn als WlOrOer,

SIN Sabre 1912 fammelteH iid in
Grfurt Span0ig Reginenier 3upalIerie
unb Qlrtilerie, I'M bon glapoIeou ges
muitert su tpsrbtn. lalter Ib0ns, itoit.
lite 2euts nit pradtpoleu pferOen.
Da Die Grfurter Blrger our9ous teine
Gran3oIenFreunos poren uno ous
ibren Gefiiblen aud teinen Sebl matb-
ten, 10 faben nur ipeHige BON linen
Sem miIitdriIGeu G6auIpieIs gu. bos
iid friibnlorsens 5ipii6sn grfurt, Dit
teIItabt unb Wleldenborf abipieIte.
ylapoIeon tam nit feiuem @cfoIee i'm
S6ritt reitenO bur9 bos 8dmpfertor.
Gr trug CRIME llniForm nit lueiBen
geinileibern. Gein @eiidt par faN,
feline Qlugcn bIidten Itreng. Sbm folgte
Der gouoc @ensrdIiIab IN gruber ltnis
form,
Dts Eruppen tparen in lGnglicben
@ieredsn oufscItsIlt Seren Sront Der
&aiier, je6esmoI bonn OberiIen beg Be-
treffenbch 9leQimeniS tealeitet. langs
fam. obritt. gei sinem oin duBerlten
Jliael oufgsFeltea @rIIllsresylegi7
ment mo9ie glopolcon baIt uHD lprnd
srreot nit Ieiner llmqcblma. 6ierauf
lieB er brei Wonn abliben, bic pferoes
beden obnebmen unb auSbreiten. oos
GJepGd auspaden unh einSeln lpieocr
einpaden. lporonf iid Togor Die orei
Mann Bis aufs Semb erttlcioen mB,
ten, WdbrsnboeNea panots id glos
poleon an ben Dor ibm baItenoen 0tes
gimcntstomnonosur, ion nit beiligcn
Mprien auf1brenb. Der OterIt ritt
eincn Gbritt ndber teraD, jcoepfaus
Inn fib gu redtferiiseu, Sog iib obrr
gIeib boruuf tpieber Suriid. Da rib
glopoItan pl0bIicb IN or5Bter @ut Teis
nen Degen berau5 unO hieb i'm 0cm
Sfli5ier in bic 8ruf. Der fogleidb lebs
los BON pFeroe fiel.
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