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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-12-07

AFTER the burning Of the three ele-
vatOrs At Lennon last week in what
was believed to be incindiary fires,
the Aberdeen council of defense is
making an effort to guard the elevat-
ors OF that town, and suggests that
like action be taken by citizens or the
home guards in other towns. Notice
has been given to citizens of Aber-
to keep away from the elevators at
night time.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-20
ROLL OF HONOR.

NAVY.
Julius J. Fieghenne, Berwyn. Md.
Alden c. Himmler, 11 Thirteenth
street northwest
John o. White, 15S F street south
east.
MARINE CORPS.
Leslie D. Mason, Ballston, Va.
ARMY APPLICANTS.
William II. Mcintosh.
west.
Leroy Wise. 11s Thirty-frst street
northwest.
Norvan E. Garner, 5OOs Pelt road.
Harry Sanders. Bagley, Va.
NAVAL RESERVE.
Ralph Martin, Portsmouth. Va.
James Jennings, Hamilton. Md.
Miss Caroline Ridgley.
Walter dudley, Washington.
street northwest,
Harry schockey, Falls Church. Va.
COAST ARTILLERY, d. C. n. G.
Millard NJ. Burroughs.
William A. Rogers.
John F. Carmody.
Herbert B. Lowey.
Frank A, WEIGH, Lawrence. Mass.
Michael ]. Mahaney.
John G. Strobei, Alexandra, Va
Royal B. Tinker,
ship, Penn.
Stanley B. George, South Bend
Township, Penn.
Ernest L. Harvey.
Robert Adamson, Longride, Eng
land.
Harold H. Eubanks, Old Point Com
fort, Va.
James w. Walters.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-20
NO MORE YEOMEN
NEEDED BY NAVY
Marine Corps Can Still Use Clerks.
Saws Mai. CARPENTER.

No more recruits will be enlisted in
the navy as yeomen to perform cleri-
cal duties. An order to this effect
was received yesterday from the Bu-
reau of Navigation by Lieut.. l.. Z.
Morgan, U. s. N. in charge of the re-
cruiting office, Pennsylvania avenue.
Maj. Henry w. Carpenter, in charge
of the marine recruiting office in the
Star Building, said yesterday that no
order to discontinue the enlistment OF
men in the same class in the Marine
Corps had yet been received. The pay
of the Marine Corps reservist in Class
with communication Of heat. rations
and quarters is approximately $50 a
month. To be enlisted in this class
It takes a special order from Maj:
Gen. George Barnett, commander OF
the corps.
There is still a limited number of
citizens who are capable of perform
ing special useful service as clerks and
typewriters, who are eligible for ap-
to Glass 4. They rank with
privates.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-20
MERGER UhiED
BY OUTSIDER
War Department Organizer
Indorses Idea at District
Building Meeting.

Endorsement OF the strongest char
acter was given the movement for q
merger Of Washington's trade bodies
by c. 1. Stimson. organizer and d.
rector Of training camp activities for
the War Department. at 9 meeting in
the District building yesterday.
The boost for the proposed con-
solidation was as unexpected as 1t
was forceful, and was given during
the course Of an address to the re-
Gently organized citizens committee
of the District which will look after
the entertainment of the soldiers in
the training camps.
Mr.. Stimson said that in times Of
war the necessity for team work, CO.
operation and organization, was never
more essential, and stated that he had
watched with considerable interest
the movement to merge the different
trade bodies of Washington into
virile and powerful organization: He
said that he was a resident Of the
District. and for that reason felt that
he could give an impartial opinion
upon the proposed unifcation.
Alexander Wolf, a prominent attor-
ney and member of the Board Of
Trade, enlisted yesterday with those
three trade bodies in the proposed
amalgamation.
II believe that the paramount issue
in this matter is the relation which
the trade bodies shall enjoy with Con-
gress," he said. Under the present
system, upon questions in which all
have a vital and similar interest, the
representations before Congress comes
from diversified sources, all represent
ing some particular group in the bust-
ness world. There Is absolutely no
reason in the world why should be
a member OF three business organiZa-
tions and perhaps many others who
might make desirable members Of q
central body feel the same way.
Others join some Of the existing three
for the same reason.
II am not attracted particularly to
the merger by the prospects of in
creased membership, because believe
more in the calibre OF q membership
than IN its numbers, but am attract
ed by q thought that In coming to-
gether a more effective and better
organization will be evolved from the
present group"
The Washington herald., 1917-06-20
FISH PRICES REMAIN
same, DESPITE WAR
High Cost Of Living Does Not Az
feet Sea Food.

Eat fish and cut the cost Of living.
Although catches are now below
normal for this time Of year, accord
ing to dealers, fish prices haven't
risen proportionately with Cnose Of
meats and other food supplies.
Large quantities of small trout,
founders, sea bass, crokers, cuttlehsh
and similar grades were selling at
10 cents a pound on local markets yes
terday. White perch sold for 20 cents;
halibut at Is cents; large trout at
Is cents. Scarcer varieties were cor
respondingly higher.
Scarcely half as many fsh are
being caught in the waters near
Washington as at the same time a
year ago." said one dealer "At this
time Of year there is practically no
This situation, he pointed out, has
resulted in a much shorter supply
with slightly higher prices. NeVerthe-
less, the dealers declare, nsh are one
Of the cheapest kinds Of food on the
market. Prices vary greatly from day
to day with the supply, which is
largely dependant upon favorable
weather conditions.
Potomac bass brought from Is cents
a pound up on local markets yester-
day. Tile fish sold for 20 cents, carp
for L. 1-2 cents, and crab meat for 80
cents a quart.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-20
RATES ARE REDUCED
BY TRANSFER COMPANY

Reductions in the rates for hauling
baggage were made by the Union
Transfer Company recently, in accord
ance with the order of the Public
Utilities Commission. The company
announces that hereafter the follow
ing rates will be in effect:
To or from the United States Naval
Observatory, in lieu of the old rate
of $1.0O for each piece moved, and ~
cents for each additional piece, the
new rate will be Is cents for each
piece and so cents for each additional
piece; to or from the Navy Yard dock,
In lieu Of the old rate of so cents, the
rate for each piece will be $ cents,
the same charge being made for each
additional piece, to the Washington
Asylum, in lieu of the old rate of So
cents for each piece and IS cents for
each additional piece, the rate will
be IS cents and IS cents. respectively;
and from the War College the old
rates of 80 cents and IS cents will be
changed to 80 cents and IS cents for
each piece and additional piece. re-
spectively.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-20
Four Testify in Snow Case.

Four new witnesses testified in the
Snow divorce case yesterday.
Chauffeur Mervin Douglas was the
first called. His testimony was about
the same as that OF Mary Proctor, the
colored nurse, who testified the day
before. John L. Zimmerman and his
wife. both employed at the Snow
farm, and Genevieve Bryant, a col
ored manicurist, testified, all strength.
ening somewhat the plaintiffs side Of
the case. The court adjourned with
Mr.. Zimmerman on the stand. He
will resume testimony this morning.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-20
Admits Assault Tale
Was Purest Fiction

When the bottom dropped complete
ly out of his tale to the police that
he had been assaulted and robbed,
John Holiday, of 621 Newton street
northwest, an employe of the Wash
ington Tobacco Company. decided to
face the music and tell all he knew
about the mysterious disappearance of
$143 of the company's funds.
Yesterday morning in Police Court
Holiday pleaded guilty to a charge OF
embezzlement and was held in $1,000
bonds for the grand jury. On Monday
Holiday was found in an apparently
unconscious condition in the rear OF
drug store and told q story Of being
assaulted and robbed by a highway
man,
The Washington herald., 1917-06-20
Alleged White SLAYER Jailed.

Charged with violating the white
slave law, Frank A. Nelson, of Seat
tie, Wash, was arraigned in Police
Court yesterday morning and waived
his preliminary eXaminat ton. Nelson
was arrested May &c. following an
auto trip to a Maryland roadhouse.
1t is alleged ne brought Irene Spies
here from Seattle for immoral pur-
poses. Prosecutor Given fixed his bond
at 5000 to await the action Of the
grand jury.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-20
GRINDER TO TESTIFY
IN OWN DEFENSE
Young Man Must Explain Sweet
hearts Death In Court.

Edward Grinder, 19 years old.
charged with murder in the first de-
gree in connection with the death
September L last Of Elsie Sacrey, at
Seventh and D streets southwest. will
take the stand this morning in Grim
inal Court before Justice Gould.
Numerous character witnesses were
called yesterday afternoon by the de-
fense shortly after Attorney O'Shea
made his opening address to the jury
in which he said he expected to show
that the death Of Miss Sacrey was
accidental.
Girard Smith. a 13-year-old white
boy, is the only witness so far who
saw the shot fired Robert Howard.
q colored market employe, told Of
Grinders attempt to sell him the gun
the day before the tragedy.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-20
Pimply! Well, Don't Be!
People Notice 1t. Drive Them Off
With "E-Z" Tablets

pmply face will not embarass you much longer if you
get package of EZ tablets The skin should begin to clear
after you have taken the tablets few times Cleanse the
blood the bowels and liver with EZ tablets the substitute for
ealomeheres any sickness pain after taking them
Their action gentle and safe instead Of and irritating
No one who takes EZ tablets ever cursed with dark brown
taste" bad breath, dull iles mo good disposition
pimpy face.
Ez tablets are purely vegetable compound Years have
been spent to discover this wonderful remedy which has such
effective result Try them and how much better you
feel and look
100 little ehoeoIate-eorered tablets cost 2se, Sample
package costs Sc.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-20
Merchants to Hold Outing.

Boa ID OF Trade will hold its annual
get-together outing Saturday after
noon At Snyders roadhouse, near
Ridgeville. -,
The members will leave the corner
of Eleventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue in autos Saturday at 80 p. m.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-20
Ambulance Unit Arrives.

Paris, June ls.-Another American
ampulance unit imposed Of go per
sons mas arrived at a French port, II
was announced here today.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-20

Mount Alto Inn. One of the City,
beauty spots, on the balcony Of
Mwsasnington. Have you been thereT
phone West 1soo,-Ady,
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pas 6lri6c.

Inter 5a6ruug bcs lluitroff3iers
adslattsrsr giuaeH 5tuaH5ig Maun CUR
GrtunDiguus bor. glod ftds stunbtn
tamen fe 3urid: Is bra6ten bier3ig
Gran8oieu nit.
0ieis bdtteu ebln cine eau an SpitB
%gtbraten, aLs fe bou ben 8eutldm
iberraidt uno um3ingeIt porpen iDaa
ren. "a cine @%trttioigung nuBlos ess
ptien pdre, 6atten fe fiat ergebta. 4ads
BEN Der lHteroffi3ier 8~asIdtttrsr NIT
Der Wlelbng bities Gadbsr1dlts Iertiq
mar, meiute ber 5auptmann lodenS:
y3pdn8ig Ui1uu feb ibr gsfoeItn un6
tr 5ein6 bitr3ig2@
o3u 'febl, 6err Suuptnann!3
limb ieib obne beloHbtre a%uFtrfngang
bamit ftrtig gtfoorbsn!'
gu 'ftbt, 5err 6auptmaun."
9n fisl BEN 6errR 9auptmann bis
er6tutete Sou Elm.
rllnb mas 1T es NIT ber Gau74
r8ds @leide. 6err 6auptmaHn!s
s9as @Ieide9 Mttlo?4
pQlit Der ian mir and obne btions
6srs anitren9uug fsrtig morn, 2srr
9auptmannI"
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Qentl6e 2sa6nen 1T SFeinOesGanO.
Gin Sthf Krie5sarbeit, Ole MIR pom p,ni9en 9~eplrSiat
miro.

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I'M Jrisotn gs6eu fa MIR tUeuiss. bic
TN Gabrplan bldttern, at9enitaFt fiber
bic 1tniamms filler Qr6cit bic In inn
f4 btrtorpert Quosrs I'M arisgt. Sim
0riH8li4 1T Bic Sprats 6ss ttsiutn
gl4lins, bag bstite,t lit: .Qmtl;ats
aurS6ua fir bic G~iTen6a6nen 6ts beuts
fhsn mttitdrbetriebs alf Dem netIifeu
Grieg5ifaupLaB. Wis infer aampf
unerb6rt sroBartig mar uno II, 70 bat
auh teiR anberes Bolt bister in gletatr
Wsife befebtes gebiet binier ietner
Grpnt a%usb1uen uno berpalten t6nnsn.
Qsibnoa miFen e aut uniere 6sinoe
anerteuusn, lUie gut mir gear6eitst,
nei0boa, bsru uHs barin gIeid3utoms
men, tpiro Do6I ieinem un4sr linen jt
gelingan. Die 3age roGen burA 1linolss
lamb nit borber ME 8stanntsr ginttIi4s
felt. beutIhe 3eit b%ertiubet auf ben
8abnbofsuhren, fpas Is fir bic beieBten
9ebiete ggidl1gen BAT. @nn BET 5r0nt
bis Berlin, 6amburg. aeip5ig, Stuttz
CART oosr WiiHten lit tein mageHs
medfeI me5r n6tig. Gpeiits unb GhIafs
pdgen Iorgsn baiur, baB bic 9eurlaubs
ten auf BEN 0tge sur 6eiinat. bic 8trs
treter unferer pbtrften gsborben ouf ber
Gahrt our Gront feline 8equemiihteit 3u#
ent6ebrsu brauhtn. Grtegsocrpfieguagss
%anitolttn otrforgen bic Monnf6aften.
GrfrifhungsfeleH bts Roteu Greu3eg
hslfen u6er bic Decentralization be-
langeu asiiepsges In ben 5timatgau
hinneg. Mander Daoen ber fraH30Fs
ihen GuTuz5lge ia6t brute s8o6es"
bergnHgt in feline goIIter geIuuteu, bei
8ommiBbrot unb Gptd gefang unb
9au6ta6at Der 5eim1t 3~ueiIsn, unb
bod lit sr babel faUbsrer. dls er I'm
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reits In i6m BEN mittelmeer unb bsr
9tpiera 8ueiften. mir babsn I'm Grieou
munn fsbes mal ii6er infer gsrpdls
tunesDsIsH etisuf3t, ing fhrsr Bu.
fhtfen bermodt in cine bermeintlih
hdrte ua6 mbequeme WaBrseel belhe
e uns auFerlfete. 9as gihlsiu 1T, ME
bic .a5lniihe SETTING" nit Rs6t fact.
Elm 9o6lisb auf unisrs r8opfigeas Bee
amten. auf i6r CrganiiationstaIsnt uno
lire ftiatrsus gflihterfHauHa. 3ahlsHs
mdBig bringt e uns gum 9~eipubtIein,
pel6 cine qtpoltigs arbsit braubtn aes
tan iptrb. fir bic oieqei6i feins 4nsr.
fsnHung gsat6en ptroen fam ols Der
DAM uHitrss gan5tn 9oltts.
5aR 1900 giitnbabnffationtH unb
6ultthsatn Fnb in ben 6siebisH @sbistsn
bes @eitens pon ms in 8eiritb asnonls
men poroen. llnb aaf jebsr arbsitsH
6ahrbieniileiitr. EttantrIsbtamse, 5slss
grdbhiaeh, gndffner uno nfr oanss
aam giIsnbahHbssEisS sEE1rbsrii4s Be-
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per Spion.
rpie ibn Sic siner Xriegsssituns bef4reibt.

mic felt S9r ead fold einen asrt
eigentlid Dor . Go fra8t bic n&iller
ariegs5eitme" uuTsre Goloatm -.
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S4iucrs sRduberRs2 Rotbadrig NIT
I6iefem Slid, ~tatenartieer 6altung?
Sier In 2i1s iiebt Ct gdr3 oHbers
aus. &ir5Iih babcR mir piebcr eth
paar Stiide oieIer Sorte in elmer 5elbs
gertftsptrbdnblung fe1Hen gelernt. QHo
mir bitten oielen, bitlen let1tgldubigen
un6 eutmitieen &ameraben gtpiini1t,
bic 8etanntIaaFt bitfsr iugsnoIiden
Gptouicrbdnbe at MAIDEN. gs paren
9iitIdteiu bon faun Is 5abrtn ouruns
ter: uuFgsDedte, hel96rige 8irIdieiu,
bic 7h let0li4 NIT btr Gage ausgeI6brt
3eigen, plduoerluiti9 unb gsidaig iino
- unb bic punmgu, 3aerit ihpcrfdlts
gen, aumabIif uber INNER idiDabhofs
Ter ncroeRoen ,9oaes1 griinoIi4 lbers
DIR 5u baueR psrite6en.
IS mirb ia Der fran5Dfiaen 9eb0Ites
runq pon bielen &amerd0tn TO abeHs
teatrli6 bibt gsma6t, Radri6tsn u6sr
unfere GinteiIung, ibtr uHiere Trups
p~en6tfpegungsn Su ilmmeln. Der aes
ftrpia GrtBe Z. bat ih uatirliA fhoR
~tauIenomal bic erHittitta ~Grmdbuungen
nit a%noe9ort. borfiatig in allen Wsits
teilungsn uber uuItrs Steaung 5u ittn.
46er in ieiner 9uIeltgteit iagt 6r fa:
.9a, t1tun Bic Gran5oitu MI piriiih
erfabrlH, bag Der 3tierbiit 5riBe t..
uorqtn in BIN Shubengraben bel q.
tommt mas oas iaoH on Der aagemtts
nen 9ritgsldgs GHb9ru tdnn!!' uno 70
gibt er ofnn Dem Jrdn5oien, Der ibn
p6otoeraphiert bat, obsr BEN ubrmus
der, ber ieine 5ai6en3pitbgI bsrar8teu
ioa, gang i~atlenrubig bic 6elopoits
abre7e, an bic ibm burh irgenoeiue
8ermittlung bic 5ade gtididt per0en
Io1. limb obat gar uidt, baB bic aahs
ri6t, fpo6in fsin atsimert tommt, Dor
anem. in nelfeH 9i0ifonss unb Gorpss
berbdnb ts e%intritt, BON eyoBer Dihs
tigteit fir ben fran36fi4tn Spionagts
bienf 1T.
Der fran86Fi6e Gpion brauht uidt
bie Elm itpar5oermummter Wanolescu
auF i6Dar3en Goden hsimlih bura bic
Qaht 3u ibIeihen - er brau1t beim
photographer, i'm Gitaminet. beim
Gdiebanbler MIR bon canerade" BON
Elm puor leihtiertig toritten Qanbiem
Al nerbtu. 8e pldppern aues dus. mas
er fpiFfn muB. Inn bic RahrihteRTams
melteGe, bic spiiheu aelerH mn Bell
eid1tu, 5ermtp uno QaRohtaBtHtaeipen
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/ Bunte Krte9s=Cbronik aus oeutscben Ianoen


akt trobbsm III es Elm Sodgtfii1L
iptHn bic 4erDtunnIpdnnung am gr1bs
ten III unO bic Deidiel ftInopdrts Ssist.
Sin friibareu Iargen 8rttbtnsiabren
mar a bic GngIt bts 5rontoffi5iers
BEL 9ritgsaus6ru9 In bic Solomon ges
itedt 5u neroeu. @6er eerabc bic Sos
Iounen brdn9eH tii4ttgs, iosar Iebr
tihttge Gfii8itrt All i9rcr 6iibrunp,
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pbbiIde mit mpraIii4t ardft, ngD Elm
ioldtr aoIoRntnfu4rfr btrfigi msiit
iibtr cine aubcrorotnitp6 bobt 3abt bon
MtnidfR unb 3lcrcn, fir btren Grs
ndbrung, &leibung 1ii3iplin nnb ale
Drum uno @raus bes aatdgli1eu Dds
feins CT 0erantportlih 1T, unb~ bGfonbers
bdfiir, baB feline G0lonne our ri9tigsa
3tit an ri6tigea Slid lit. Mer btt
aritgsbtgiun In Der &olonne mar,
pinidte jih an bic 5ront, Seuie Iino
tpobl ale idon an Der 5ront peipsisn,
bic 0amaIs Solomon fii6rttn ODER in
ben aolonnsn Fubren. 6mbtrit, tdas
itnbe, bic Bel oer golonpt oas barte
9ritssptrt oufingsn, bfdt Dtr crime
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ben Qrmte ba pbtn i'm 59Ia9Ienbina
mel. Ddtere 5unoerte, 3auienbe Tiub
an bic 5ront gtipdn0ert uub babH Dsn
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ipo bic Gnti4tibung In trItr Clinic
fdnt. Simmer pieoer lparben bic aos
loHnen %ouiatFiiIt, INNER mitber IInb
ft btrsit. Rtue mdnner nit ntuEm
frtuoigm Pfli4ts un0 @ernHlpprtuHgss
gsfi6t trattH i6rtn 3ienF All, uno ina
mtr niaoer Iinb bic 2oIonntH ba. no
Te 4~ingsbor,n. Gag uHD Raht rpIsa
i6re Gdbtr.
60 arbiit,t in %uaierer groBsH Stta
rgsmaldtnt dats iaHig 3uiammtn, ln6
Der Iaugt &rieg bringt es nit Fit, oaB
itber, mag tr itebeR, 100 er ipolle, all
itintn ql1Be ein piHtiges Hdo1tn tn
BEN gsraltigen Rd0ernttt unierer lpuns
oer6aran arie8s maiains gelUorosn III.
Ganitattr uH0 .Gotonueu6riosr" babsH
T6 ihren ru6mrtjdeu Rarnen III btr
@eidihtt bieits &riegt8 ititdsrt. 5ie
fub Nh 9til b5r itbtenbln 1ruppe ME
oitie ieI6i. Gil fno itol3. baB Fs -
fab, uno ls9tH baioaotrtH mtrt bardui,
baB man C. anerte8at. Bit bier binset
t0nnsa iaasn, ft 9a6,H Ii6 bisIs Ansrs
tsnnun9 fbptr bsrbient. $50 tiaItmals
in gOlotnta Qettern auf DsutmaItrn bic
ptr3tidutt ntrosn. bic i6r 2ebta fir
Bic groBe Sdas 6abingabtn, oa pdbtn
aud 0iele bon oeafH Iteh1n, bic obnt
bic blaute Qdffe In Der 6aab In
8tsnits bts @attrIau9ts aar6en. SIREN
9amen pir0 glider 4adra1m fdtr
ftin.
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,,tSt(t, 9amerao!"
Don GRID pom S~arSuant, miIitdrttdem Mitarbeiter Ger
DpoIilben 3eitlu9".

III sr bann bu, Der grdu. nit Der
a%reu5binot unb Der srobtn 3dI4t, um
gu btlfen, Samer3en 81 Iinbtru uuo
aud mandem SterbsnOtn 3ruit su5us
iprtdsn. bort, mo tr, btr @dibts, Ihneu
e%rttnnt: RenIfIi4e 9iIfe tOmmt gu
ipdt.
Der 9ranteutrdstr Inn GtIOt III Elm
pabrcr 6sl6, balte mag mdudtm BON
ibnen bic 9antbarftit Der aameraben
Der aussIti6 fir ben idmtraOidaftIis
den Spott fem, Der i'm friibtr 3u 6rits
ofnsJeiteH oft aIs ben .pfIaittrlaitn"
be3sidnsts. Sb i'm Ghlbtnerdbtn, no
Der 8&nnu nit merlipiirbig touitruters
ten 3~ragbabreH mtiit BET Radt btroiss
gttrageH ptrb, ober Oh tr nur in cine
3tltbabu eingeipidtlt iuirS, nm In tintm
llntsritdHo etbraht 81 ptrben: Rie
DerldBt Elm Dtuti6er ben DeutIden.
Sogar bic Soten ptroen, tptnn Is ITS
gen0 gebt, nit suriidgenpmmen, i'm RON
treuen admtrdbtH begrdMn 3u ptrben.
Die Gttatn Dsrosn be3tt6H,t, bdmit
man ipdttr pcib, no ber StIb Iitgt, Der
fem aeben fir oas @oterIanb Iisb.
llub nun gu ben Solomon. Gs il
Elm belebenbss unO anisutrnoes Bib,
ptnn bic 9olonneu mitttn i'm Grdnas
ttnbagtl ms Geuer bintraben. 6itr
ftir5t Gin pfero, bort rsibt bic augtI
sintu Wann btruuttr; madt Hitts,
borpdrts gtbfs. 1ie tubtn fie. Sic
fabrtn btrdn an Biz GtIddbe, an Bic
Inheritance, no munition ubstlabcn
ptr0su Iol. SIN gaIopp stbt ss idlieBs
lia %porndrts, tptun notis pdeenpeiit.
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