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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-07-07

DO we realize the tremendous M
tralizing power Of even our habit'
inconsistency An inconsistencies.
like the sleeve of a careless SCHOOL,
at his copybook; he smears and b
with his arm what he writes fair VI
his hand. It is the smeared page 4,
the world looks at and judges U.S.,
and not the care and pains with W.,
we may originally have tried to re
duce in our lives the precepts of
Gospel.-Donald Sage Mackay.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-07-07
Eiushooms Go to Waste.

Mushrooms are allowed TO go to
waste in enormous quantities every
year, but in part this Is on account Of
the grave risks involved In the selec-
ton OF edible varieties from among
the poisonous kinds that grow in woods
and fields. If everyone were able to
discriminate with certainty and pre-
cision between the safe and unsafe
mushrooms that nature sows profuse-
ly about the country uncounted thou
sands of tons Of good food might be
added to the supplies already pos
sessed.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-07-07
Robins Are cIuttons.

On an average day food is brought
TO the robins nest every 10 minutes.
Each young robin requires daily two
or three times its weight in bugs and
worms. When food is offered these
ever-hungry little creatures open their
large yellow mouths wide and jostle
each other.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-07-07

WATCH THE DATE-After your
name. renew promptly. and not miss
a number. The Postal regulations
require subscriptions to be paid in
advance.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-07-07

During Sunday and Monday, the
first two days of the new drive, the
Russians captured 300 officers and
1900 men and on Tuesday and We'd
nesday probably added thousands
more to the total. Twenty-Five guns
and thirty three machine guns were
taken from the Austro-GermaLs.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-07-07

Tact II an important quality n.
versation. This subtle instinct IL not
possessed by everyone. It may be at
tanned by quick judgment and intelli-
gence, by observing the mistakes Of
others and profit!ng by them. by seeing
small changes Of manner. or the pass
ing expression Of face. II tells one
what subjects win be agreeable and
what must be Exchange. ~
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-07-07
OIL Of Soy Bean.

Oil of the soy bean is a palatable
food widely eaten by the Chinese. This
vegetable oil also is used in making
paints, varnishes, soaps, rubber substi-
tutes, linoleum, waterproof goods, lu-
bricants and printing ink.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-07-07
ADVERTISEMENT
Preferred Locals

Smithson Water delivered Tues
days and Saturdays. Phone 633 l..
advertisement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-07-07

We are authorized to announce
LuCIAN j. HARRIS.

We are authorized to announce
LUCIAN j. HARRIS,
as a candidate for sheriff, subject to
the action Of the Democratic primary
in August.
We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM r. HOWELL,
of Christian county, as a candidate
for the Democratic nomination for the
State Senate from the District com
posed of Christian and Hopkins coun-
ties. Subject to the August primary.
We are authorized to announce
EDWARD C. MAJOR
as alcandidate for Sheriff Of Christian
county, subject to the action of the
Democratic primary, August 4th.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-07-07
We are authorized to announce
HUGH SEARGENT,

of Beverly, as a candidate for Justice
of the Peace of District No. A, Chris
tan county, subject to the action of
the Republican primary, August A,
1917.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-07-07

American independence day was
celebrated enthusiastically in England
and France as well as on the battle
fronts. In Paris a battalion of the
first American expeditonary force on
its way to the front was the center OF
the celebration. Paris turned out a
crowd that no American ever sur
passed for size, enthusiasm and pro-
fusion Of Stars and Stripes.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-07-07
House For Rent.

A Groom cottage for rent at 1O4
West 18th street. Newly painted,
gas, electric lights, city water and
city sewerage. Garden and fine fruit
trees. Rent 5000. Possession at once.
CHAS. M. MEACHAM.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-07-07
Pass the Cake, Please.

One would hardly look for much ex-
element in well-regulated kitchen,
but we've witnessed some stirring
scenes in one.-Exchange.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-07-07

The weekly summary issued Mon
day shows that Is British merchant
ships of more than 1000 tons were
sunk and five vessels OF less than that
tonnage. Fifteen fishing vessels also
were lost. With the exception Of the
week ending June 3 the sinkings
were the lowest Of any period since
early in April.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-07-07
The Home-Lover.

The man who loves home best, and
loves 1t most unselhshly loves his
country best. G. Holland.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-07-07
Good Morning. Have
You Seen The Courier7
EvanSville's Best,paper.
Eggs For Matching.

Barred Plymouth Rock geggs for
sale at $3.50 for Is. Phone "a or 449.
STANDARD POULTRY co.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-03-30
Lots OF Iron
In "0ld Hickory Tonic"

Iron increases the red corpuscles in
me blood. The iron IN Old Hickory
Tonic y one Of the h>-t forms Of iron ths ~
y" human system can absorb That's
shy Jon gain strength and vitality quick
y when you take a.
Old Hickory Tonic T. made from the
formula ~ q doctor who u.ed this .t,lep-
did medicine in his own prsrt,ce for 81
long year. Ia improves the appetite.
adds postr and richness % the blood
and drives the poisons out Of your liver.
bowels and kidneys. Sold in ever good
drug store a. well a. in general stores in
small towns and in the country.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-03-30
ElkH0Rh

Mr.. Emmett Bryant, OF Poeahonta..
We the guest Of Miss Nowlin sunday.
Mr.. John Smith hss returned FROM bic
home at tRideewsy. Va. He reports q
pleasant trip.
Rev. Henry Greasy va hurt by fall
ing slate in the Upland mine He sus-
tanned . broken lex and several minor
injures- lie Was taken 10 the WEIGH
hospital.
Miss Nowlin Wa . visitor 10 Switch
back Tuesday.
Messn- Samuel Farmer Harrison Will
Hanson were business visitors to WEIGH
this week.
Mrs. Maud Brown, VINO had been in
Tor some time, died Saturday. Funeral
s-rvices were conducted by Rev. j Y.
King Tuesday morning. The body was
inferred in the Msybeury cemetery. She
leaves . husband. two small children
and . sister 70 mourn their lost.
Mrs. NJ. r Woods, OF Poc.hontss. ia
her sister. Mrs. Stephens.
Mns- A. :. Adams and dauglters.
hathryn and kosaly, Of Northfork, wer,
visiting relatives here sunday
Miss Carter Was the guest of Mrs. J
r. Hereford sunday.
Miss Erma Moseley is slowly improv-
ing. We hope TO .ee her out again soor .
Miss Lillian Ross has returned from .
visit To Columbus and is spending some
time with her aunt. Mrs. Washington
Miss Jackson, of Virginia, is the CUES,
OF her sister, sdrs- Moon, OF Grocer.
Mr. Frank Clark Was suddenly 10 hi.
home IN Virginia on accrunt Of the death
Of his mother.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-03-30
socialist Against
Race Prejudice

Philsde a, Pa.---Charles Ehxard
Russell, author and Socialist, praises
France, becsuse the narrow, blind ha-
tired OF race prejudice l. unknown there. &"
Mr.. Russell spoke on Race Preindire.''
m the Broad street Theatre under tb.
auspices Of the socialist Literary - ciety.
The speaker declared race prejudics-
sere rampant IN this country and dsrriei
The tendency II the white rare 70 consid
r it-elf superior 90 other races Of III.
world.
This country, he said. Was constant,
ungling the Negro problem. lie ~
louncci the lyuchings IN the Souther,
tat. and aided:
Unless rare prejudicss s-e eliminate.
m tins country, the crust If the volcan.
n which ~ are sitting will give ava,
cry ~son. 'frsnce. sonfinrei Mr.
Russell. ''ha- given the Negro truce cit,.
1e"ship. In France. hl- rty. equsl,t,
and irstei NIFTY arr not hollo~ morkerie.
and empty dreams. In the CHAMBER ci
DuPitie-, black men -it side by side vii
~hites. France has never designed q.
ira~ = color line
The Negroes rallied n Frances color.
- b n -he ~ss threi tened. nut what
80 bad war here and nee,ied our Neg
70 citizens; What II. when Ne called
Tor them. they answered truthfnlly
enough: You have Oppressed ~. you
hsye killed our men and women and
children, you have shown NJ no iu~tice
IN your court-; you have trampled NJ
down. We will not fight for you
Would not the Negro BE- justihe,i? But
we know The Negro IN his loyalty vii.
hsht Tor NJ despite orr great injustice 70
him. There - no national safety for
'his country except IN strict adherence 70
liberty, equality and fraternity. 80
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-03-30
Baby Wanted

Boy or girl; ? 70 year, old: will
send 10 n. school, when old enough. and
" church; christian home; PARENTAL
care.
MR.. AND MRS RICHARD WHITE.
Box la. Cosl~ood, W. Wa.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-03-30
CONCENTRATION
Upon Our 18th Birthday


re the Editors Of The Mcdowell Times
Permit me to congratulate You upon
he sixteenth anniversary Of your paper.
mi also To express a sincere wish that
lie Mcdowell Times may long live T.
rint the news and To tell the truth, th,
junction of any and all Newspapers
You will lind enclosed my per-or 81
heck To pay MY subscriE ton for III,
ear beginning April next. 1, with many
'thers, have not given you or your pal
rthe consideration which you and your
'aper observed. BECAUSE of the stano
AIKEN and maintained m the interest OF
AIR play and square dealings. touchin,
lungs pertaining To the race in state anu
alton.
The publications of the white race
must sing and extol the virtues, her, ie
leeds and achievements OF their own.
Who shall sing and extol the virture-.
heroic deeds ard and a. movements OF
ne man whose face Is black, il not tn.
lack man whose f,eling-, aspirations
nd hopes are one? More and More. 1
IN convinced that, AS a race, We mu.
we tile other fellow not less, but our
IN race more Not in empty words.
ut IN demonstration and in power by
Importing the thing the Negro is at
~'mpting IN the interest of all the people
IL has been, ia the past, my good
p.easure To take issue with Your paper
upon some public questions. but have
Imported you that you might fight for
he right As God gave you to see it,
May this year bring to you in your ef
orts the realization OF many eherisheo
hopes.
X. L. JOHNSON.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-03-30
Headaches Vanish
Quickly
When You Take "CeIery Mist"
Get . SC Package ct Any Store

Io1. hesdsche will simply fsde away
IN lev minutes alter you take 'Celery
Mist. Comfort and relief CONF alno-t
~ once. COST only 5c st any store.
superior u r>medies that cost twice a.
much ssfer snd better in quality. Con
'slns no opistes or narcotic drugs. Try
Celery Mist Just once--you'll then
prefer u 70 any headache remedy. AIso
me Tor neuralgia, cold in head and
grippe sehes and palma
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-03-30

WANTED-A house ke-prr. Elderi,
iady tcOlOred). food wages and go,a
.pnIe Tor the right party. Write or al
ply IN pers "a or phone gS9
Address Madame Ardrlia Williams
No. 10 Federal street, Blueteld, W. Va
fOk SALE: West Virginia Shuffiers,
t'ure PIT Games; Guaranteed to win O,
tetrying. Originated and bredsb "
Howard. Worth. w va
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-11

Dem 9feiiefiibrer naf, mas ii6er Die
len S6langenmonn erfldrt mar.
@iner bon oen bieleft @ottern, oie
es friiber gegeben baben iollte, bate
ibm unO ieinen iltngen Sobnen 0ieie
Sdlaigen auf ben Sols gei6idt.
gl1ts reiner 9fa9e
Sie baigte fib na1 8oniberline,
Der 10 olleiit mar.
llu0 ols iie fidl 51r Daittagsrube
mtsltredte, ipor es ibr cine rehte 8e-
rubigung ooB man Belltigestogs fei-
ne @otter nebr botte.
lln0 Shlangett MIR in oen fern,
item, ipiloet &1noern.
g8enn oie Ulittter 1dlunmerte,
Idrieb @obette lire 9ieiieeinoriide
nieoer. llno 5par fir Saul. 01it
einigen 9lnii1tsfartei1 mar man ein-
amber ipieoer ndbergefonnen. U1on
pedbielte iebt tdglid eiren 8rief.
Saul pubte inter ben @enfnGlern
ser &iinIt 8eibeio, tpie Dern er in
&om eeboren tp1re. Seine grieIe
tporen oiisfiibrlic5e g8egpeiIer. 9a.
bette fiiblte aus ibnen Die SebnIudjt
berals, Die ibr sSrelino no9 oieIer
Staot Der 8iinoer bate. Dober fam
es, oaB fie bel allen Sd0nen an 9oiil
oenten ntuBte.
9lo6 Dem 8eiud ser SirtiniI6en
&apelIe bate iie i'm gefrogt, Oh er
ettDas iiber Wii9elangelos Wlitter
miIIe. Gs nliiiIe elm unermeBli1es
Slid iein, einen iolden Monn Ser
8elt geI1enft 5u 6aber. 9lber oo3u
ntiiIie man mobl felbit erit etipas 8e-
oelitenoes iperoef.
Seiite botte Saul geattttportet. gr
gloitbte, ooB gn15 etnfo9e Wlehi1en
beoelttenoe GinOer boben fonneii,
ipcnn MIR ibre beinIi@en @iinl6e
nidt nieorig, ioh0ern groB itno berr-
lid mGren; oenn &in6er ieien Die
lebenoig geporoene SebnIudt Der 81
term.
Gr fir feinen SeiI fontttc es fi1
3lun @eiipiel 0enfen, oaB fem Sobn
oie groBe @abe oes fiinitIerii6et
S0menS, nm Die er ielbit pergcbets
geilebt bdtte, ihon fir ino fertig nit
briugen tonute auf oieie @clt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-11

lln0 Damn eiltI1uloiote er lid), 0aB
er 70 misfiibrlib geiporoen iei iiber
Elm Sbeula, oos @abette, oie niemaIs
beirnten tpiiroe, MIR tbeoretiI6 inte-
reilieren fonne.
9obette ober botte oieIen grief
mebrn1ls geleien gs batte lire bei-
ter ongeregten @eOanfen gan5 IN lin
oroniug gebracbt
3oB Buitl fir feline 9ScrIon an
2iebe irno Gbe imo gar &inoer 0en-
fen toniite, mar ibr ME in ben Sinn
aefoniiuen. Sie batte i'm oafiir biel
81 feinfiiblig gebolten.
SSebt argmobnte iie, ooB er beiin-
li6 perlobt iei
Sie bolte feline friiberen griefe
berpor iulo iebte fid oonrit an 0os
5eititer, ons ibr eii1eu breiten @lid
auf Die ernite @onlpognn CAB.
9iicbtig. SSn ieoem Brief fano iicb
cine 8enerfirng iiber Siebe ooer 8it-
Ialnmengeborigteit. @s mar flar. Gr
liebte iemano. .
9abette iob eit ooB es ibre Sreirn-
oespfli6t erfor0ere. Baul olif Die @e-
fabren elmer @be mifmerfiam 5lt ma.
den uno ibn odran 5u Binoern elm
iirnpler Sanilieupopa ait tperOen.
0o5u mar er 81 idaoe
Gin ebrlifer 9lerger iiber oie Sei-
rotsIlItigfeit ser iilneen Yl1o1en
1tieg III 8abette ouf.
sic berifob einltpeilen 0ic 8eont-
iporhmg oieies ipiftigen 9riefes.
Statt oeIIen 11rieb iie in ibr Gage
bu1 NIT fr6ftieen 8uditoben:
10os Sos Der @iniaufeit ut mir
belttinntt. .
9lIs fie Sen fdon fIineenoen Sdb
nod einihal iiberleien pollte, flopfte
es an Die &iir.
1as 8intnermdoHen meloetc, OaB
Elm 8efontlter Ger @onen 8omber-
ling ongefonunen iei.
gSeugierig betrot @abette Oos
@npfongs5iinmer Ger Eeulion. ga
Itoito G6ri1tiun Sebolo in ieiner
ic6onItcn biutelt @eitc iino podte i6re
fleine Sauo 81 freltoiger 9egriiBung.
Gurd Eonte Nelenc bottc Gbriitior'
Sebolo crfabrel. Dob @agette cincl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-11

oieie 9feiie. 8on morgens biz oben0s
Lief man in fleinen Srupps nmber,
TIM inuner ipieoer anoere 5erbrobene
5igltrett an5iiitounen. SelbIt oie
Detigen iitneen Serren, oie babel tpa-
rem, batteiI riir 9lugen fir oieIes Sc
riimpel, itatt fir @obette, oie nit ie.
Dem Gage iboner ipltroe. Sbne 0aB
es Stnn bate. 9enn ou6 Der gonte
3eigte iid MIR BEL oen W2obl3eiten
CT fagte, 0oB er &om feilne ipie feline
eigene Edfbe. or b1tte ou9 iogen
fonnen, 70 gut tpie sic Sai9en ofloe-
rer. Qlber 0as ioIlte sSroit 8omber.
ling erIt ipdter erfabren.
gS NOR begreiflib, ooB SSrou Bonn.
berling bel oieieu itetelt llnberlarfen
li1lter Der beiBen Come nit INNER
groBerer 02ilOe an gobettes obgetpie-
ienen Sreier, Den iiingen Serrn Sip
penbo9 uno ieine &laoierfobrif oo1-
te. @ar ni6t Wa1tiif oie 2uelle oller
Sreiioen2
Sie ltanoen Dor oeru glpollo bon
8elpeoere, oen ole sSrau 9iitterglits-
beiiber ais l1rbilo nlannli9er S6on.
belt prizes.
Ser @enlB an einem 8iIOe lit Der'
l1ieoen.
sSrnt 9ontberIing ioete: gSSSH ipeiB
nidbt, Der iunge Serr 9ippenbatb ge-
fGllt mir bener. g9ir f0nnten ibm
iDenigitens cine 9lnli1tsfarte i1iden
Sie Iteuerte oos 2orgnon na1
re6ts uno iudte 8abette. 9I6er oieie
Itaiio gar nidt neben ibr, ionoern elm
Stiid oa0on gano in 9lnidouen per-
iunfen.
glber es CAB oud Mormorbiloer,
sic aitf sSrou 8onberling tiefen Gin
0rud madten. @or ser @rltppe 0es
2oofoon podte iie bonges @rauen.
Ser bGrtige Wlnnl Ser ii:G DergebenS
bemiibte. 0en grdBliden Sdlangen
5ii entriflneit bate glebniibfeit NIT
8onlberling. GolI glnglt uno
Sbredeu itdrrte iie alf Die @ruppe,
p1breno Die 5iou 9ittergutsbeiiber
ibr leiie 3ufliiiterte, ooB Dies ctipos
oan3 belonoers S60nes mare
glls iic tpieoer in ibrem 3ifnnlcr
por, DciB tIno eriAoPit, las lie IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-11

gIIs iid aber old) sSrult @onlber-
ling tueltgeponot 5eigen tpoIlte lrno
olrb oos S0rrobr ntitteiIte, ooB
glugiiita IN Elm Stablbo6 reiien per-
DC, rib Die @n10ige oos Sorrobr ert.
riiitet 5ltriif bonn touben Sbr uno
rief:
uSie tpollen tDobI iogen: Sybre
y2aieitdt, Die 9eltIbe @ailerin."
@ines fbidt fid5 nidt fir ale.
4ber mas tuoren Die bielen reaie-
reuben sSiiriten bon SiIoos Sante
gegen nlle Die rouiiden &oiier, bon
0enen ole anoeren Sii6genoIen ipro-
den 8ertraiit uno eelGufig ipie bon
8ereinsbriioern.
Srmt 8ontberling fiiblte, ooB fie
oieie btelen g1olnen tlienlaIs ousein.
onoerbalten iDiiroe. llno nenn fie
AUDI ME iDieOer IN ibr feines, Ianbe.
res &eim 5itriidfebren ourfte. Selblt
mif Den @ipSbiiiten, Die bier olle ans
ehtem D8armor naren, forrte iie
oieie &niier riid]t unteriAeiSen. glue
batteu oieielben tpiilitieen 2ippen
imo geringelten Sanre.
Sur elm 0onie mar ibr aeIGufig
9as tpnr gfero. 9ein1 o bate oes
gaadtipddters SlinO i'm Seimutoorf
gebciBen.
Wlit 5reuoe bate iie beiite cine
&iHoerbiiite oieies 9lero betrodtet
gr lddelte. Gang mic es Sermailn
ais 5iinfidbrieer getnn, ipem man
ibm elm 9lepfelden 5eigte.
Dober gloiibte iie Elm Wortden
niitipreden 5u t6nnerL ols man iid
bel Der ytndipeiie fiirhterlicbe @reii-
eltateil oieies gtero er3dblte.
DWie Dem oltd iei," idjoltete fic
Elm, ,.er tiulB elm rei5enOes &ino ge.
ipeicn ieiu~
9Iber aud nod oieier ginmenoung
5eigte iid ouf Den frenloen @eii1tcrt
oos 26heln ons iett ieoe ibrer 8e.
merfiingen beroorbra6te. Seit iie
geooft bate, onb oas &oloneum elm
ontifer Sinenatoerapb geipeien iei.
9llles 81 ieben mar ibper, ober
allies iicb 5lt merfen mar nod ibpie.
riger
Cine furdtbare gInitrenauug mar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-11

5rmt gomberling befunc ii6 oltf
tremoem Booen. 9os ipiirte 1ie
oeutlider bon Stinoe 81 Shin6e.
ylidt nur, ipenn Iie nit Den or0-
mngliebenoen gluaen Ser &mlsfruil
1uf oos Durdeinanoer 0es sSorltm
Aomamint Itnrrte, ooer i'm @oloIIelun
erfubr, ooB man bier SpaB oarun
gefllnoen bate, lebenoiee Meniben
Dor bitngrige &omen 81 tDerfen. gei1t
wie bett5utoge oiif oem Slim, fon-
bern in tpirfliher @irflidfeit.
W1ebr ols bel all OieIen Souoer.
lid)feiten rlerfte fie es bel oen W2obl-
5eiten, oab iie melt fort BON ibrent
8onlberliilg mar. Grotoem man bier
Deiitid iprod.
Seit ilber 5lDan5ia SSabreil tp1r iie
geiDobnt eeipeien, bel Gid 5n Idipots
gen, tuaS ibr in oen Sinn fam, lulo
8onEberling bate id5on eeflin0en,
mas feline 2ltna ero1blte.
Sier tpagte iie niht mebr ben
Uluno 81 offnen. g9os fie iagte,
idien foli9 81 iein.
Bnbettes Blob mar oin onoeren
Gnoe oes Sii6es. gle6en Siloe
@engen, olir1 Die fie IN oieie feline
YenIion gefommen tpuren.
SSrou @onlberliHg aber aegeniiber
iaB &iloas Eoiite. 0ie bornebne
sSrml &ittergutsbeliber, nit Der man
fih ourb ein idpot5es S0rrobr Der.
itdnoigte, llno rings Inn iie bcrun
pIdiroertefi onoere 2eltte bon Slang
uno Eitel. Wdt ipibeit YfiinoerL Die
alles iDitBten, Die aud I'M Eraiim
fein 5reuo:port mebr bertue9Ieln
ipiir0en
9ie 5rnt giittergntsbeiibcr rcoete
BON ben regierelioen Sitrlten tpie bon
9llttsberipanoten.
rSoffentIid erbolt ii1 g8il6elm
oif ieiner glorolonoreiie~, logte Tie.
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