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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-13
RE- examination
FOR 20 RESULTS
IN NONE PASSING
CONTINUED From Page ~

Stiles avenue and second street, tomor-
row morning at Q o'clock Fifty men
have been ordered to repor, there for
examination at Q o'clock Tuesday morn
ing, the same number at o'clock Tues
day afternoon at Q o'clock Wednesday
morning and } o'clock Wednesday aft
ernQon.
From the men accepted from this ad-
dlional call, members Of the third city
dlStric, believe that they will obtain
enough men to fill their quota OF 100
men.
Two hundred and twelve have already
been examined but only about twenty
five passed the physical examination
and did not claim exemption
Men who are called for examination
in District No and who have depend
en,s will be given every consideration
and stand a good chance OF being eS-
cmp,ed, according TO DR.. A X West, a
member OF the examining board
Were PainstAking
I'VE do not want to take any man
who will leave dependent wife child
or parents" DR. West said today. ~
am sure tha, District No. can furnish
four times is quota out OF the list OF
1909 men registered in the district with
out taking anyone who is disqualified
either physically or because OF depend
cnB had rather go through the en-
tire list and obtain men who have no
reason for not being drafted than TO
secure ~ men from the first few
hundred and feel afterward that they
had left some one behind to suffer
The work Of examining the addition
al four hundred men called in District
/ will begin next Wednesday morning
at o'clock in District Judge Oldfleld's $
courtroom, The men will be examined
at the rate Of 100 a day until the quota
for the dis,fic, i' filled
DR. West stated today upon hearing
that some Of the men called had enlist.
cd after receiving notification to report
for examination. that any man who en-
lists either iu the army or navy after
they have been notified to report for
the draft examination would be certi-
fled a. coming from this district and
will help tormake up the quota,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-13
Army Obtains 10
More New Recruits

Ten Of the eleven men VINO enlisted
in the army or navy at the several re-
cruiting station, Of these two branche,
Of the armed forces Of the United
States since Saturday Joined the regu.
lar army The one man who enlisted
in the navy IS William II. Hughes OF
Oklahoma City
The names Of the army recruits and
their home towns follow;
TIMBER K. Beaumont, West Tulsa
Charles d Conley, Morrison; Clyde N
Lewis Canadian Macy Pursley, Drum
night; Clarence V. Small, Roger,
tarnes, L Wangerin Chunchula, Ala
Claud Barlow, Town Bluff Texs,
Claud ! Marley Council Hill; Illmor
i Phillips, Muskogee Louis NJ
Fischer, Oklahoma CITY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-13
HARDLY HAD A
WELL DAY FOR
SEVEN YEARS
eegsaadsd BY Wife to Take
Tanlac He Gains II Pounds
aad Troubles Are Gone,

NY wife was determined that |
enOuld try Tanlao, so one day while |
Was away from home she bought bot
,He snd simply made me begin taking it
eAe the results are, have actually
gained seventeen pounds and feel bet.
~ than have In seven years" This
what c. {. Moore OF lSs Estella
,olreet II Paso. Texas, says after usin,
so NV bottles OF the "Msster Medicine.
7 had suffered from Indigestion
end stomach trouble until my health
Wss 20 shattered l couldn't enjoy living
st oil. In fact | hardly knew what it
M 10 have q well day in seven years
loM Tsnlac Strengthened me out. I
~ esttsn to where couldn't eat any.
(1qG or even drirk water without SUI
Seejag from il. lived for month. on
Nothing but milk and othet liquid. and
tAsse also eauAed me all sorts Of
trouble.
( i often got so weak and dirry !
would tall on the streets unconscious
and when came to myself | would b.,
At home in bed. wasAery nervous all
he time, could scarcely sleep and had
evful headaches. No one knows how
j Ad suffer and although | .pen, lots
W money and tried everything knew
~, aothinG seemed to reach my case OF
~ ~ any good.
3 4 Kept falling off in weigh, and IN,
~ ] started on Tsnlac weighed only
- hundred and nineteen pounds.
n1nenced to feel better in few day,
~ ] began taking Tanlac and hav,
eduAlly picked up ever since. | nov
11CA one hundred and thirty-si,
4 bonds-have gained seventeen pound
i weight--and what have gained il
hoelth and strength is more than car
tell I can now eat what | want. a.
sauch Of II as I please with no baC
feelings afterward. My headaches ar,
hrokea up, sleep like log and simply
feel like a different man"
Tanlac is sold IN Oklahoma City ex-
elusively by Westiall Drug Co, under
the personal direction of a special Tan
lac representative. ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-13
Warrants for Four
on Income Charges

Sheriff Johnson was given warrants
today IN serve on four Oklahoma City
men who failed 10 pay their income
take, for the year The sheriff was
given Instructions 10 levy on tho real
and personal property oi the men un
less the nN was paid A number Of
others were cited tor failure 10 pay
their state income taxes, bu, the rest,
have already settled, It /, understood
Those against whom income tax war
rants were 'sned today were J W
lemberton, Slh9) Mllard II Russell
Sl&Jj Walter d Caldwell SIS w. and
K. L. Beatty &Qha
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-13
No Cost II This Fails
To Remove Hair Roots!
New w.nhsrful, in.tsn,anecu. Nc,hodl

slny sruwths of aupsrfluous hnir have
W, led hong for somorNlns that would do
more than merely take OF tho surface
hair temporarily something that world
really remove tho hair roots And now
at isst--your wish 10 rerlincdl
The new phelhctlne prcoess 10 far dlt,
faront frOw fat better than electrical,
dspila,ory or other METHODS, because u
Actually removes the hair entire, roots
and sfl-before your very oyes easily,
instantly, hsrr,,esslyI Get n stick uf
phslso,lns, follow the simple directions,
and you will be surpri ssd and pleased he
your money without question, n has no
odor, no Irritating element, and ~ So
nor Injurious n child could safely cat IT,
IL leaves the skin so soft, smvoth, hhir-
less that not the least sign Of your for
mer trouble remains Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-13
PARLIAMENT WILL
Be DISSOLVED IF
HENDERSON WINS
Continued From Page ~

ing, but that Premier Kerensky hoped
the conference would not be held.
Russian delegates Erlich and Rou-
sanoff now in London, without refer.
ring specifically to this alleged tele-
gram, have given to the Daily News q
statement to the effect that there 10 no
evidence that Premier Keren,ky and the
Russian government is in the confer
enoe from the council Of workmep's $
and soldiers delegates arranged for len
than a week ago, when a request 70
hasten arrangements for the conference
was made.
Trouble Expected.
II seems TO be the general opinion Of
parliamentary writer, that things will
not be straigh'encd without trouble
The possible dissolution Of parliament
TO ascertain the countrys feelings by a
general election is suggested by the
Daily News, which supports Mr. Hen
derson and says the government is ap-
preaching a serious crisis. II the la
Dor conference to be held ON the llst
uphold, Mr Henderson and Indorscs
the vote at the labor convention Friday
TO attend the Stockholm meeting all
labor ministers who number seven, must
withdraw from the government, the
paper says In such circumstances, &C.
cording to the premier's friends, he will
Immediately advise the king to dissolve
parliament On the other hand the
Daily News says that il the conference
on the llst fails to support Henderson,
the crisis will be ended.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-13

rick, Madll, second lieutenant field ar
tillery, national army; Dudley H. Pace,
first lieutenant third battery, field ar
tillery, officers reserve corps; Christy
J. Nelson, Tulsa, Evans K. Cheesemcn,
Nowata, and Rolla M Parker, national
guard OF Oklahoma, second lleu,enants,
quartermaster's corps, national army
George Wesley Griner, Atoka, and Rob
ert Reese Smith, Chickasha, second lieu
tenants, infantry section, officers re-
serve CORDS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-13
Visits
at Baseball Game

Lieutenant Vanderbeck, recruiting Of
iicer in this distric, for the United
States navy saw the doublcheadcr be
tween McAlester and Oklahoma City
yesterday afternoon, 1t was his first
trip to Saratoga park since his coming
to this city,
He was the guest Of Pitcher Fairelotf
OF the McAlester team, who recent,
enlisted In the navy. Fairoloth is await.
ing orders to report al training sta
tiOn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-13
CITYBRIEFS:

Postoffloe Theft Charged William q.
Jordon, negro. was arrested Yesterday by
federal authorities on a charge of ON
bsrylins postoffice funds He will be
arralgned lster In the week before
Liquor Sentence ed-Ernest
Smith, convicted In county court several
DAYS ago on q charge OF Transporting
LIQUOR In violation OF the prohibltory law,
was sentenced today by County Judge
2vick to sarve sir months IN the county
jail and TO pay q finc Of 1900, This IL
ono Of tho rare cases whern jury In
LIQUOR case has left the punishment to
tho court
Board eili Evasion Alleoed - William
X .ssler and G. kssslor were arrested
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-13
Cotton Crop Promising

TECuMSEH, okla, Aug lj--(Spe-
cialD-lhe cotton crop of pottaws,omie
county promises to he the largest in It's
history The three gins OF this city
are already repairing and replacing
machinery and will soon be ready for
IN, immense crop that il, to be har-
vested ,oon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-13
Such Misery Causing Maksshlfts Are tho
Ruptured Mans Worst Enemies

It'a hard to make them hold. even
when drawn NO tight that they scarcely
give n minutes peace. Thty are simply
IA curse 10 wear.
And because they nearly always let
their vctips get worse all the time, they
pre yearly forcing thousands OF people
into risslng their lives by undergoing
operation.
These unscientlnc makeshlrts cause so
much misery and such a shameful waste
OF money that tho law should put n stop
to their sale
Don't Buy Anything for Ru pture
Without Privilege OF Thorough Test
why YOU or any one else ever gets
sRddled up with good for nothing make
shifts
IL. simply hecauso you trust TO n
more try.on or hnsty examination In
stead OF first making a thorough test
A truss or SO called Appliance may
seem all right when you Mrs, try It on
and aftarwnrd prove utterly worthless
Ths only way you can aver make sure
NJ exactly what you are getting Ia by
sixty days trlsl-n thorough day after
day tsst
whatever Tor rupture that you can get
on such long trial
only one thing good snouoh 60 stand
such n las and thorough test
That's our guaranteed rupture holder,
only THING Good Enough
To stand A %. Day Test
Wen mako you guaranteed rupture
holder make TO your measure and let
'VT | cannot be made to Keep your rpp-
turo from coming out or, from bothering
you In any way no matter now hard
YOU work or strsir-lf II doesn't prove
svory claim ~o mako then II won't cost
IL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-13
Two al Madison Barracks

WASHINGTON, Aug. lj-Commis-
sions awarded at Madison Barracks
N. Y, training camp include the fol
lowing;
Oklahoma-George B, Danenhour,
Lehigh, captain; Sidney A. Rowland jr.,
Bartlesville, first lieutenant
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-13

yesterday and placed In the county Jail
on a charge Of beating board bill II
In charged that they left the boarding
house OF V. H. Garrett on West Califor-
mia avenue owing him 81 so
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-13
Tulsa Man Commissioned

WASHINGTON, Aug lj-Commis-
sions awarded students Of the officers
training camp at Fort Niagara, NY,
include the following Oklahoma -
Frank M Olston, Tulsa, second lieu
tenant
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-13

Exemption, Red Tape One Young man
at the mayors office said today that
there was so much red tape" TO the
claiming Of exemption from military
service that he WAS almost tempted to
withdraw his claim and go TO war.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-13

No Whisky In RaIds-"water- -hauls"
were the result OF police raids on the
city hotel and the DeKnlb rooms last
night, according to the report filed at
the police station.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-13

No Gambling Here Captain Slaton OF
tho police department, in his written re
port today, says that there were no gam
bling houses open here last night.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-13
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves TasteleS
chill Tonic is equally valuable as
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties OF QUl-
NINE and IRON s0c-Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-13
Ed L. Hahn. Funeral Home. W z'.-Adv.

Britt Doesn't Like RaIn--Captain g. Y.
Britt, assistant recruiting officer In Ok
enough is enough, and too much ls too
much" lie had reference to the rain
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-13

Fire insurance. Wal. 20. Tar Upshaw
ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-13

Fsln In Guthrie States District
Attorney , A, Fain 10 In Guthrie today.
He Ia on government business and viii
return to Oklahoma city late this aft
ernOOn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-13

Gun Totlng Alleged Compla ln,s,
signed by Mrs A Smith were signed
last night against Lee Thomas and Law
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-13

renee Guy. charging them with carry.
ing n gun.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-07
LOvEMAN, JOSEPH & LOEB
Why you are going to buy fur
niture in the Loveman, Joseph
& Loeb August Furniture Sale
III need furniture.


You have always heard people speak with pride of
their "Loveman, Joseph & Loeb quality furniture"
3That furniture which you contemplate buying is here
at price that will strike you as being very fair and
reasonable; thoroughly satisfactory in every respect
4-You know that you can buy furniture now that you
will not actually need for weeks to come-that we
will store for you free of charge; deliver it when
you say the word and not exact payment until de-
livery is made
5-The Loveman Joseph & Loeb Furniture Plan-the
easy-pay way. Possibly this reason has influenced
more furniture business our way than any one thing
The average American home whose head is a wage
Garner generally has tidy little sum in the savings
,ank That savings fund is far too important to be
withdrawn to pay for furniture Now here is where
the Loveman, Joseph & Loeb Club Plan comes in. In
stead of drawing the savings, arrange to pay the
Club Plan Way a little bit when purchase is made
and little bit each month for ten months all to
come out of the familys monthly income and the
savings remain intact.
because the savings range from Is to SO per cent
because the qualities of furniture offered of the
very best the designs and finishing the very high
est GLASS; and the service of furniture store is sim
cere and palnstaklng. @ ~
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-07

Fine embroidered designs in
corners, in white and colors.
The edges are hemstitched,
too, adding still more to the
desirability of these pretty
seasonable 'kerchiefs.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-07
NeW
Unite fiber laundry hampers
S4.95, S5.95, $685.

splendid idea and very practical one in clothes
hampers (for soed laundry.
These hampers are light weight but very strong and
durable Are square and triangular in shape to fit in cor
Have four coats of glossy white enamel perforated
bottoms that damp clothes will not become sour and
snug fitting lids Attractive for in bedrooms and
bathrooms and upstairs halls 18th Floor
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-07
Crepe de chine hand
kerchiefs 15c

Especially in summer is the
crepe de chine handkerchief
appreciated. These are Of a
decidedly worthy quality Of
crepe de chine, in plain
tints, and some very effect
i've with colored bordered
ideas. (Main Floor)
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-07
Weather: Thundershowers
Store Opens at $50 a. m.
NeW boots
White glazed kid
$40 and $12

Way in advance Of the Autumn season these
new boots have come to us-for you.
We have never had boots which displayed
smarter lines and which gave promise of bet
ter service.
Both are lace boots with neatly turned soles.
The 1000 boot has white fabric upper, in
pleasing contrast with the gloss of the glazed
kid quarter and forepart. This upper will as
suredly render splendid service.
The 1900 boot is all kid and when laced about
trim ankles will present as pretty bit Of foot
wear as one could possibly wish to see.
Complete range of sizes in these newly arrived
models now Main Floor
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-07
Hydrogen pc
rOxide should be
in every home
nIlUdys

Many, many times every day
there is need for Hydrogen Perox-
ide. 1t is an ideal antiseptic,
which should be handy in any
home where there are children.
Is harmless if accidentally taken
internally, and is splendid and
highly recommended remedy for
cuts, bruises, insect bites, sore
throat, etc. Also splendid for
toilet use in cleansing the hands
and nails, in keeping the complex
ion clear and white, and for the
bath.
Fourounce bottles 1oc; eight
ounce bottles 15c.
(Toilet Goods, Main FIoor)
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-07
Now selling mems SUPER
made suits for August wear
ing specially priced at $685.
Floor)
Haze you re-
ceiUed a palm
OliUe coupon !?

The manufacturers of the famous
Palmolive soap have had represen-
tatives in and about Birmingham
distributing coupons which entitle
the holder to a 10c cake of Palm
olive soap for sc, or two cakes for
1oc, instead of one, as is custom
airy. Loveman, Joseph & Loeb
have made arrangements to re-
deem these coupons in their Toilet
Goods Section and on special
table on the main floor, If you
have coupons, by all means bring
them in, as they are worth money
to you. (Main Floor
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-07
All of our elec-
trio fans nOW
reduced
1917

Every electric fan in our stock
is affected by these savings,
from the cheapest ones at 1893,
up to the best ones at 1880.
Every good standard make of
electric fan is carried here. in
GLIDING the Emerson, Peerless,
Msnominee, Carlton and West
inghouse. All 10 per cent off
now.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-07
Fiction library

The Loveman, Joseph & Loeb fiction library can
give you many hours of pleasure. You may get
the best and latest editions Of fiction and for on
ly lie day. Enroll today. "orth balcony
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-07
A fine face
poWder!
Pivers $1.O5

This fine powder is put up in
Pivers Partisan Laboratory
for the finest foreign and
domestic trade. The women
who use it care nothing
about its price, giving con-
sideration only for its re
markably fine quality.
This highest grade face
powder comes in Naturella,
white or Rachel tints.
Another exceedingly high
grade French face powder is
Djer Kiss. Djer Kiss comes
in Rosee, Chair and Blanche,
at 48c the package.
Djer Kiss superior talcum
powder, sweetly scented, as
light as sea foam, used ex-
tensively where a high-grade
toilet powder is required, III
white or rose tint, 27c.
(Main Floor)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-24

uno mar Ielbit Elm Sell oieier groBen
Staot geiporoen. SIN &leiouug To-
Dobl ipie an Der in @ren5en gebolte.
nen 8oblbeleibtbeit mar man bon
iueitent ais gltt filnoierter 9iirger err
fenutliG.
glnna @onlberIing oie gnaoige
Srait, botte ni9t Die geringitc glbniuio
mebr, oaB man Der golOenen Some
5lmiiten oitrfte, rote, nit erHuer
Seife getpai9ene Slonellboier auf
9ooenfanunern ooer oroiuGren Gar
ten5arnen 5l trodnei.
WSon peiB, mas man iiebt. 1lno
in @omberIiugs Seini, oos fie iest be-
5ogen batteu, ais ibre gbe in oos
brittle SSabr5ebnt bog, erilmerte uidts
mebr olt cine Bereongeubeit nit
S6lnieoe lmo Siidlertperfitott.
SelbIt Ole olteii SSatnilieilbil0er
paren oeribmunOeu, oie bisber Die
@Gnoe geldmiidt batten in breiter,
iDpor6en 9iobmeM ans 2eiitenreIten
Der sSabrif ge5illlmert.
5rait 8omberling bate erfldrt,
ooB fie Die alten @elic6ter ni1t mebr
ieben fonfte, lno 8onberIing botte
fid6, pie itets, ibrenl @imitbe eefiigt
Ss6n NOR es gleic9, ipos on Der @nnO
Bing glitr Die groBet &reioe5eids
iutugett bon ieinen ino 9lnnoS @ltern
tporeu ni6t ailf sen 9ooeli gefom-
men, ionOern i1niiidten oie nit Bit
oeleiien ber5ierte Tapcte oes Bldtt-
5iiltners.
Ser Serr 9eforoterr, Ser es iiber-
nontmen botte, oie @obmng nit
9rima.@eibmod eili5uridteL botte
erfldrt, oaB es ieBt bic lneiiteit Serr-
idoften 70 inobten. llno cr bcritono
feline Sad6e @r uonnte iid) nidjt lm-
ionIt ,Spe5ialiit fir 8obningshil-
titr~ er ipor es oiid).
Gie 8oroerrGitme pon9onibcrlings
Wo6nltna ipdren inter ieiiien SGnoen
Elm Stiid mooerner &ultlr geppr-
Nen. Syi Oen1 feiueu 9ilft oeS Niooe-
parfiilns, Dem itets Der iuiir3ige Sou.
cenbou0 cines groBet 9ratens Dis
fret irnterniiMt mar, otineteH iie cine
itarfe @orHebm9eit ais, #
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-24

pl1ben i'm Softbeater elm flaiiiibeS
Stiid nit ongeieben bntteu, 100 am
S9luB alle eolen Weni6er tot oisgc-
Itredt an @ooen lageit imo Bomber
ling odnn aitf Dem &einiDeg, III lei
ner sSreiloe, ooB es aus mar, Elm noe.
mia sdrtIidj iperocn tpollte, on fiberte
fie nidjt ntebr pie biellei6t friiber
cinn1ol, Ionoern nod gan5 inI gann
oes Dielen Botbos, Oas iie geiHlrdt
bate, itieB iie i'm nit idauerroer
@ebGroe fort iuio ioete:
o2ab mid 8iifrieOen. Dit Dem
Sob biit on i'm guno!"
3os mar rngerebt. 9enn trob
ieines @eriifes botte 9lueiiit Bomber
ling nod ME einen Gotten geieben.
0os tpGre ibm ebenio unangenebm ge'
ueien ipie ieoem onoerit Wleniden.
@s par iiberboitpt ui1ts @rauen-
boftes on i6m. SIN @eoenteil. @r
ftano feinem @eiddft nibt MIR in
roItloIer Siibtiqfeit Dor, iouoern nit
Ger gal15en Seiterfeit, Die eiu redt-
1c6affener Sinn ilnO Die geiitnoe 0les
gelnIGBigfeit oller Gorperoerri1hrn.
gen Dem Wlenlben geben
94iemdno ging aus gomberlings
Qo0en, Dem er 1iidt ielbit Die Sir &C.
6ffnet nno nit elmer @erbeugiIng
rerIidert bate: o@s mar mir elm
@eranDqen, 6eebrcn sic mid ipicoer." "
9l6er Ieioer l1bt iiH oos Slid Der
@be nit sSleiB iinO @eOiegenbeit al
lein nid)t cr5Dingen
9luquIt 8ontberling merfte bolo,
0oB er bon Dem, mas i'm an meiIten
6eIddftiote, 5i Sous nidt reoen
ouritq, tDenn er's git bnben mollte
lln0 oas ipollte CT. 60 lernte er
Idlmeiaen, mas not tat. 9dS mar in
Sen eriten @6eiabren nid5t INNER
leid)t; 6enn 8rat glnuo begdm iiA
boI0 init i6rer &leioiiug mebr nod
Dem 9ariier Sournal nls na6 Dem
Souptbut ieines @eic6dfts 81 ridten
q(6er er bate feline 5rait lieb, imo oaS
bali ibnl oortpdrts.
Sim mar ii6er6aipt niCbts 5iipi,
Der.
Gr fonnte liic6t 6egreiicn mas nan
olis5ilIeBen battc all ieinen Serii