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Evening journal., 1917-05-22
ROY nIscLOsEs nnENTITY.

was placed IN the Juvenile Court de-
tention house yesterday morning
charged with the larceny OF copper
was discovered through information
given by the boys uncle. who learned
OF his arrest The boy Is still in the
detention house. while his case is be-
ing Investigated
Evening journal., 1917-05-22
pELAMARE HOSPITAL CAsEs.

Among the patients treated at the
Delaware Hospital today were;
James A. Price. lacerated scalp;
Walter Mehan, injured shoulder; Car
roll Kitchens, abscess on finger; W.
II. Watkins. burned hand; T. j. Hall.
lacerated finger; William Gibbons.
fractured RIB; Albert Lore, injured
ankle
Evening journal., 1917-05-22
went AFTER MONEY.
SAYS He Was CLUBDED

Corbett f. Briggs. Negro. was given
a hearing in Municipal Court this
morning. on a charge OF assault and
battery upon John W Ames. a col
lector for W. +. Farley. a Market
street merchant. last Saturday Briggs
pleaded guilty. Amos testified that he
went TO Briggs house, at No. S21
Union street, TO collect bill and
Briggs attempted to brain him with a
club He said he warded of the blows.
Briggs requested a continuance until
tomorrow. to secure a witness, and il
was granted.
Evening journal., 1917-05-22

you gentlemen in charge Of this work
present this question properly TO our
city. Wilm ngtOn will back this enter
prise TO successful finish"
Major J. Warner Reed. Firs; Della
ware Infantry. has endorsed the cam
paign in the following letter
Headquarters First Battalion. First
Delaware Infantry. Wilmington. Del.
The Y. VI. c. A. erected a fine build
ing at Deming y. NJ. well equipped
for the convenience of the mon OF the
Fourth Separate Brigade
The work done there was a great
benefit and help. and was thoroughly
appreciated by both officers ana men.
In fact. the work OF the Y. NJ G. A.
all along the border during the Next
can trouble was Of the highest char
acter. Very truly.
(Signedl J. W. REED,
Major First Del. Inf. Commanding
The War Department also en-
dorses the work Of the Y. VI. G. A.
among soldiers in the following let
ter:
War Department
Washington ID. c.. August rs. 1915.
I am. OF course. in daily receipt
OF reports, comments and criticisms
of conditions among our regular and
national guard troops on the border.
From every observer | heard COM
mendation OF the most enthusiastic
sort for the work which the Y NJ. c.
A. is doing there. and want not only
! 10 express officially my appreciation OF
| this valuable and patriotic service, but
10 offer any assistance can extend 10
its enlargement and maintenance. The
/ task of our soldiers on the border Is
! important and useful. They are pre-
serving the public peace and safety OF
their fellow-citizens. And yet. be-
cause they are there in sufficient num-
bers 10 accomplish this task without
active military operations. there arc
certain peculiar conditions OF impa-
thence and unrest arising. For this
know OF no cure. excepting the cppor-
tunities for reading. diversion and as
ISOLATION which such agencies as the
~. NJ. c. A. afford. and ! am. there
fore. filled both with admiration and
gratiture for the sanity and enthusi-
assn with which your secretaries have
entered into this important task.
Cordially yours.
(Signed) NEWTON ID. BAKER.
Secretary OF War.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-11
ENVOYS NOT RECALLED;
ilEPOItT II PREMATURE

Butnos Aires. sept ll.--Ncws DIS
Patches to the effect chat passports
may Dee handed to the German and
Swedish diplomuti, representatives. OF
Argentina are declared hy the foreign
minister 60 he premature. as the gov
.rnmcut b. unable even to consid T.
such procedure uuules- il receives Of
ficial details respecting tie Washing
ton revelations.
The foreign minister announces th1t
the steamers Ornn and Guazo referred
to in one ~ the messages sent 10y
Count LuNhure through the Swedish
legation to the German foreign officc.
arrived az French ports IN June, after
LuNburE had sent his dispatch
An Argentine patriotic society has
ISSUED statement that Count LuN-
burg must not Dee given his passports
but tried ter criminal uffruso of in-
citing the assassination of Argentine
citizens
All documents relating 90 questions
notN cen Argentina and German, have
hccn published th" foreign minister
declared. adding that there ts no ac,,
written or verbal with Gvrmnny, lime
iting IN any way the freedom Of Ar
Eentiua shipping.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-11
SPRINGFIELD WNIKOJT
FANS 10 N1iiRl AIlIi

Springfield, ms. sept ILL., The gem
cral strike of ou springfield trade
unlonists following the rebellion uf
1000 coal miners aud railway shop
men YESTERDAY resulting from the ac-
tou OF police and military aufhuriti'-
Sundl, m hrlkiug up parade -
street car strike -Nmpathizer-. failed
to mat"rializo today I- recommended
hy the Joint car strike committee.
Forty sheet metal workers Joined
the ranks OF the iucrs and the shop
men Df tho Wabash and G.. g.. Il -. l..
railroad companies who declared y,s-
tcrday the, would not return tu wor'.
untn their rights of o.semolarc aud
free speech had been recognized h'
the 1uthoritio-
\ number ot local unions IN various
trades have called meeting Tor iu.
niEh. tu vote uu puit,Iug WORK.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-11
HOru ~IDIS NIIF STILL
NppI. MING ISIR SJPreII

r,rogrul Sept % so report has
Not boon received of collision hc-
tN,,u tn, government tru"ps uud ne
force. OF General J1uNun Whi,h are
.uuuu toward ro.ru.rId. lt - one
.uuy stated that 20 part 90 ih. rival
forces met near Lugt and comuuui-
Gated with each other without hu>tili
ties hrcaNing ON, one oft General
kurmIuns detachment, s aid q" hc
advancing from the >urya. Both "d's
ar. Hlu orsauziug aud Appealing for
support
Tho Bourec Galcltc says the uN'l-
=, which GcH,rU kurulon sent
unual the capital reached pno. la'
murs from po,rupad, The mhi1r
section of the council nf soldiers ANA
wuIl,Mcu. dclcgutos at HDirOgnd h'd
s,n' owi-slrI'- Go explain the char
a.f,r ~ tho move tu the Officers ~
Eurmlon cavalry. The delegates d"-
hl,rad Premier kcrsusEy.s order ui
tho day and the ad,-u,' of ,hr cave
ny stopped at puu tu await mrih"t
Instructions
Premier Eorcnsl>y hb. sent boo.
.'rnytiuus h, wireless t"lvgraphN O.
au railroad ORGANIZATIONS requiring
tnr offiru. In refuse tn obey any or
der from General kurnlur Th.
prrmIcr has received % tvlcsum from
th, commander ur hr Baltic il".
pruiHing support
Ir fs stated rhHf General Ealcdnos
Nrapu. of th, ,u-st.h- has tol,rippho,
L. promlcr korou-t1 threatening iuH
Ir ho docs NOT pypod, tu icuor' ku.
rIufrr demands tho .usstrk- VIII 'u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-11
SWEDISH MINISTER
VICTIM OF GERMAN
PLOT, IS CLAIM NOW
Foreign Office at Copenhagen
Claims That the Telegram Men
toned as Having Come from
Argentina Was Written in Code.


London sept 1.-THE swedish
foreign office according to dis
patch from Copenhagen to the EX-
change Telegraph company. has -
aucd stntcment regarding the Swed-
ish-Nrpontinian revelations in which
II saws:
THE telegram mentioned In the
American statement was writtel ~
code and In transmitting IL the Swcd-
ish minister was hy that reason un-
ahlo to dccipher IT, Whether iis ,nu-
tents were as reported IS a po,ut
which the Swedish government must
confirm and get an explanation froil
Germany Il 1t bc found that any mis-
use has taken place sweden viii
Also take measures to prevent any
repetition or the Incident
no application as 10 ia" cessation
of the transmission OF tclrErams from
Germany to the Argentina rcpubii,
has bccn made either 10y the British
or American governments
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-11
SENSATIONAL CASE IN
LONDON ENDS; ALLEGED
MURDERER is ACQUITTED

7
London. Sept Il-Llcutenant nuug-
la~ MMcolm. who was being tried for
the murder of Anton Bdumberg. a
pseudo count today was found not
guilty h jury az the Old Bailey po-
lice court The case, which had h"on
characterized as e dream of pass
sion. was the first to he tried here
Iu which the "uuwritt.u law" was tho
sole defense.
\ cnroners jury had returned .
verdict ui 'lu,.iriahlo homicide after
hearing Lieutenant Mnlculm's plea
that ne had Killed Baumherg lin de-
fcuse ot his wife's honor" The case
was ouc of the most sensational seen
m London 900 many years
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-11
PANCHo VILLA TO QUIT
II GRANTED AMNESTY, is
CLAIM OF JUAREZ PAPER

Wlre2 Mexico. Srp, - In Lucha
% NyNIcou daily novspapcr published
here. printed % story to-day from Chi
hunhm Cuy SAYING Francisco Niln
had .,ut letter CO. General Francisco
MurruU commander uf the north
eastern miUur, zone. offeriug Co sur-
render f ho va a.yrn personal gunr-
uutcr- of amnesty villa is now tu
the Durango mountains.
Inspector General Andres q Gnrcin.
OF the Mexican consular service. said
hc had received up Information rec
rardur thH report
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-11
'PREsUMPTUoUs WORDS
OF PRESIDENT WILSON
PEEvE Won HINDENBURG

by Associated Press
Amsterdam. Sept. 1.-The Nurtem-
burs chambers of commerce, having
recorded their rejection of President
Wilson, prcsumptuous attempt TO in
terfcre with Germany's domestic af-
fairs. Field Marshal Won ilindenburg,
according To the Germun newspapers
replied.
A. an answer to the preseumtuous
words of President Wilson. the Ger
man nation has placed itself uuitedly
and firmly behind il emperor and his
words aud has rejected all foreign
interference n German affairs
We must remain united. steel
hard ana determined a. achieve vic'
tory. Thereby We shalt shorten The
war. Let this he the feeling of every
German"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-11
BERKMAN is REMANDED
WITHOUT BAIL; HEARING
TO BE HELD TOMORROW
81 AaaneIAieh rreaa

New York. sept. Alexander
Bcrkman. anarchist. arraigned in the
Tombs court here today. was remand
ed without hail for q hearing tomor-
row ON q warrant issued IN San Fran
cisco charging completely In the
deaths ~ three persons In that city
July 22 1915. Berkman's attorney
told the court organized labor" stood
behind his client and that he would
fight extradition % California.
Berkman was arrested yesterday.
after he had furnished hail for his
release, pending decision by the SUI
preme court of his appeal on the
charge of violating the seiectve draft
act
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-11
DALLAS BOARDS THE
WATER WAGON BY A
MAJORITY OF 1852
Local Option Election Held Yes
terday Results in a Victory for
the Prohibition Forces; Saloons
Will be Closed October 20.


Dallas. Tex. Sept ii.-Complete
figures In yesterdays local option
election in Dallas county compiled to-
day. show that the prohtbitionisis
polied i0.5i6 votes and the antl-pro-
hibitionists S.5ei. making a dry -
majority of 1852. The saloons viii be
closed october 90. is was stated today.
In the city Of Dallas, the only part
ot The county that has been wet for
twenty five years 220 snloons one
brewery and twelve wholesale houses
viii Doe forced To quit business These
are snid 10 represent "a combined cap
ital of abou; s.. 800 000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-11
American Vessels, While Convoy
ing a Fleet of Merchantmen,
Are Thought to Have Destroyed
Number Of Hostile U boats.
MEAGRE REPORTS REACH
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT
Brief Account of the Fight, Trans.
mitted by One of the Surviving
Ships, Is Received at Washing.
ton; Two Steamers Lost.


by associated ircha
Washington, sept. ii.--NFCrt'tarN
Danicle announced late today tliat -
typographical error in the cabicgram
Describing the encounter between the
steamer Wcsiwcgo aud hostile Suhma-
rinc- had mndc IL appear that siN
submarines had been sunk and that
in fact the report said onc uf the
submarines probably lnd been de-
siruNcd.
Secretary Daniels late today issued
the following statement!
"MN attention has just been called
tu serious error made In tran-crib-
Ing the report at the attack made On
the Mc~twcgo aud other cNC-~cls. 7
gave the report To- the pres This
morning exactly a. IL was presented
to me, stating that Two of the steam
crs attacked were sunk and probably
al uf the submarines were lost The
cab;cgrnm now find stated that
one OF the submarines probably was
lost"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-11
Deposed General Commands His
MeM TO Detrain at the Railroad
Station of Dno and March on
the Capital of the slav Nation.
DENIKINE INTENDS TO
SUPPORT REVOLT MOVE
Commander of the Russian Armies
on the Southwestern Front Tele.
graphs Premier That He Intends
20 Join the Revolution.
~ Associated Press

i'ctrorrnd Sept II. General kot-
ntloff lris ordered his troops +" dctrain
At the railroad station at Ono dhd
~ march on and bcsiegc the city -
prtrorrad Government infantry still
i- mo, ing ont of the capital O." opp" 90
kuruuofrs forces. General penikine,
commander of the Burian armies on
the southwcstcrp front has tel'-
rrHphoG to Premier K"rons,y that IA
iutcads ~ support General kuruiloii.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-11
A HUNDRED WITNESSES
SUMMONED BY STATE IN
VILLIsCA MURDER CASE

Hcd oak. ln. sept. with selrc-
tiou of "a jury nearing completion an
the trial of the Rev LNnn George J..
Kelly. charged with murder in con-
ucction with the Nulisca, Iowa axe
slayiur4 It wa- announced today that
he state had summoned one hundred
called later only one Juror was
plssvd for cause al the forenoon sos-
sion today and with five more needed,
some doul. was expressed us 90 the
likelihood of completing the jury to-
dJN Counsel expect tn make opening
Statements tomorrow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-11
1000 PACKING HOCSF
MORkMI.N ARE on STiilk L.

Kansas city. Mo, sept Six hun
dred employees Of .lrmour Company
and 400 from the Morris q Company
packing plant today Joined the 5000
packing plant operatives ON strike
from Wilson n Company. swift N
Compiur Cudphys uud the Rudy
plant. rtsur th. total Of wurkmcn
out to 1000.
Patrick r. GIN representative of
the ,onciliutory bureau Of the q .-
partmont Of labor, is working Tor au
arbitration Of the difficulties
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-11
NIRCR ATT OPERATIONS
HlMPERllD BY WEATHER.

London. sept. li.-''In the last few
days owing to unfavora ole weather"
says British official statement To-
day operations 9y our rayai aircrafi
have been restricted. IN pperutinns
which occurred however, one enemy
aircraft was shot down aud annther
was driven down out OF control
Bombs have been dropped on tho
IIouttave airdrome. AL our machines
returned safely. B."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-11
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
INSURANCE BILL SURE
TO PASS LOWER HOUSE

WILMINGTON sept Il--P0ssaEc %
The sailors ana soldiers insurance bin
by the house was presuged today when
O. motioa bN Representative Parker
Of New Jersey. leader OF the opposi-
ton. 90 eliminate the first important
section of the measures. was de-
fea1od
Amendments by Representative Can-
non Of illinois to strike out propose
Increase OF $1,000 each m the am
urHl salaries of the directors OF war
risk. marine and seamen's military
ard naVui insurance Tentatively were
adopted An amendment hy Repre'
sentative Parker 20 strike out the ni'
lowancc and compensation feature
of the bill was defeated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-11
GERMANY CONSIDERING
DRAFT FOR REPLY TO
PRELATE' S PEACE NOTE

Berlin ClondaNl sept 10 via Lon
doui. Sept 1.-THE special commits
sion NJ seven reichstag deputies select
,a 20 confer with Chancellor Mich-
aeiis in conjunction with similar
rumber of members Of the federal
council met late this afternoon for a
final conference on the German re-
ply to Pope Beuedicts pc proposals.
AZ the sessions Of this body have
b,en primprily of % consulting nature.
Ia i~ not supposed that a vote on the
final draft Of the German govern
meurs answer To- the vatican was
taken.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-11
PRITiSH TAKE PRISONERS
IN TUE VIILERET REGION

London. sept 1.-The official
statement issued today reads;
We captured a few prisoners last
night In the course OF local fighting
in the ueighborhood of Villeret.
southeast OF Hargicourt,
The hostile artillery activity con-
tfnued 10 the east of Ipres during
the early part Of the night"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-11
UNtJIC III,IT ~ IONNI
TO TIN NI,W GOVERNMENT

London. Sept II ,Britisa Admiralty
per Wireless press1 --. Russian
message received here this afternoon
aud signed hy the Russian prime MIN
lister states that the entire Balhc
fleet. together with IT. staff Officers.
has unanimously placed itsclf ON the
eide uf The provisional goycrumepi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-11
kIUINSkN KILLED. SAYS
~ INtO\IIIIMTp RIMOIi

London Sept ll.--Thr swedish
Aftunbladot says the correspondent al
Copenhagen OF the Exchange T'lc-
si1ph Company puhushc. % ruw,I
'utuItup from persons who have |r-
rived pt the Danish capita from
r,trugrad that Premier kcrou-ky has
I,cu ktlod bv % member of the Bot
snNlbi The rurlor could not ~" cun-
tfrIYa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-11
CAVALRY RUSHED TO
OUELL STRIKERS At
CHAT TANOOGA. Tenn.
Two Troops and a Machine Gun
Company from Fort oglethorpe,
Pa, Respond TO Appeal Made
by City and County Officials,


Chattanooga Tenn. sept 1.-Two
troops of cavalry and machine gun
company from Fort Oricthorpc were
rushed here early to-day i'm response
To an appeal from city and county
officials who we're unable to cope with
the street cur strike. The presence nt
the soldiers has had the effect ot
uuietiug the situation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-11
EQUAL SUFFRAGE IN
MAINE IS DEFEATED
BY LARGE MAJORITY
Proposal to Grant the Ballot to
Women Is Rejected by a Vote
of Two TO One; 17,035 in Favor
and 81, ,so7 Opposed.


Portland. Ne. sept Tho vote
by which the constitutional amend
mcnt for women suffrage was de-
foltcd In the special election IN this
state yesterday with only a few small
towns missing, was 32.l2l To- l5.l32.
The number of ballots crst was small
cr than in some previous referendum
elections
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-11

Washington. sept. ii.--Secretary
Wilson u recovering from a severe
attack of ptomaine poison which has
kept him from his desk for a week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-11

Portland. Me. Sept o.-tDclaycdl
- Equal suffrage FOR Maine women
was defeated two to on" at the spc-
,tal election today. according to news
paper returns tonight from two thirds
ct the state. The total for i%S out
uf go precincts including an cities.
was 1905 in favor and al.Nu5 up-
posed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-11

Washington. Sept il-American
dcsuuycrs are believed 20 have sunk
-iN hostile submarines OF the coast
uf France while conveying fleet
of merchantmen fruw the United
states Two OF fhr merchant ships
wyr, lost bat % is Reported. without
loss ur ufr. N,tgr" reports Co the
navy department today give 90 brief
account of the FIGHT transmitted
from tho NmrrIcm tank steamer
Wc.twcpu. one OF tho ships which
survived the atta,E.
The navy departments only inror-
nation wua made puhiic Boz the fol-
lowing statement
Tho navy department has received
70 report from Paris which states
that the steamer Nrstwcgo reports
uu september IS. while cruising with
several other ships they We're ut-
tucked h' 90 uus~cl force ~ sis sub
marines off the coast 81 France ON
september f. Tho result at this at
tack was that two OF tie steamers
v,rr sunk and probably AN of the
submarines wcro lost
While TINS does not actually state
! that American destroyors wrr, CON
yuvinp the ship that b. believed 90 ho
| the fact.
The merchant fleet, Of which the
| WostWcgo was one was cn route to
| Europe from shc United states when
attaDkcl The vessels were under
| convoy hut mo- details of the fight
were included loo the reports ro.
! coivrI.
l 4 ~ lF..s..sf.I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-11
NEW MEXICO WEATHER

Local showers and thunderstorms
this afternoon or tonight, "Wednesday
generally fnir. warmer east portion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-11
LOCAL WEATHER

Maximum. 20. minimum. 81: range.
49, a: M. ss; southeast WIND;
rarity cloudy.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-11
Gus Der BrOnSeseit.

9lm 9lIperqudi in 3uri1 Iinb bei
Sen bort itdttFinOsnoen gtusarobuneen
ipieber cine Reibs piG)fieer Gunoc aug
3iiri4s Sronaeasit sufoec ocFor0eri
iporoen. 60 fono nan einen bol6.
monSf0rnris sedrbeiteten Stein, ipobrs
f9einltdb cin 8ultusgeeenitonb ber
pfdblbuuern, bic gut crbolfene 0dlftt
zines 9iridgeiUeibS, sublreicbe 3ier,
inotben, bron5ene g}obslu uno gRinot,
Toipie Giiide bon Wuffcn. sniereiloni
1T Der Tuno eines ilsiren, mubrS6eins
li9 aum Eoiiereu bcniibtsn WieNers,
Foipic Die Gntoednne fleincr rinbli6er
8eFGBe nit je elmer erDBen unb elmer
fleinen Seffnuns, Die oisIIeidlt ala
&inOeridusflaitieu Sicntcn. Sir 81,
Runos bon ben Msni9en icner 3eit BE.
iouoers bcbsutunsspoll lit Ser Sunt
eines nod cut srboli,nsn MlsnI6ens
I9Gbsls.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-11
Srnti6c SerSru.
Bon ScIis @riinert.

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iparm,
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gBie Nsr fesssRarte StrOm Der Set,
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limb iie trceeR es In ueusS 5tiu.
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@eib,
Douu iDir6 immsr ipisOsr jung unN
neu
1gnss olte aiso BON btuti8er Srsu'.--
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gDie Die S6ipolbe ME per9tBt tbr 9ttli,
90 geOenit in 2ieb 9ermuutsns
@prob,
Scenes Sries, mo ct itiG 9encb.
DeutI9e Ssrsen fIinsen ipic Wletol,
sWie bon ieuem rotten @Olo Der SHon.
9os Der gfbstn in leinem S9ooBs
ipieet,
Denn Die Sonns i'm @trI4eibsn ltsst.
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Den oie glcdorniye Identte ein,
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llHicr rdiIcIeunilsr Stcrreupro@t. -
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