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The sun., 1917-08-22

mother and seven brothers and sisters
at 140 briggs avenue. A sister. in a
worried tone. declared over the wire
last night that some one had called
them and said:
."Dr. Seligman Is arrested
The person then hung w the receiver.
added the girl She was confident her
brother had done no wrong. Jacobson
s an agent FOR the John Hancock Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company. and lives
at 10 South Second street. Levy lives
across the street at No. 1856. The Mar
shall says Dr. Selgman and Jacobson
have been seen in each others company
recently.
Doctor an Austro- u n gariaa.
DR.. Seligman was born In Austria.
Hungary and never had taken out his
first papers until he volunteered to aid
board 81. Mr.. Ocker discovered this
situation and spoke OF 1t to Or. Hurley.
The two men advised Sel!gman to apply
for his first papers and he did.
Seligman was picked by DIR. Hurley,
who has an extensive practice in WILL
iamsburg. as board assistant. The
two doctors had worked together at
Bellevue. 1t Is understood Seligman was
to be married next month. For a time
he performed volunteer service at bot,
Board 81 and Board 81. at briggs ave-
ne and North Sixth street. DR.. James
Slavin Is head doctor at the latter place
In his first day Of service he examined
twenty men. DR.. Slavtn was dissatisfied
and SeliEman left. Seligman continued
&c work for 90.
The board members have called c.9s3
men in the district for examination. OF
the 500 already examined 157 were re-
jected for physical disability and 13S &C.
cepted.
The members do not know Jacobson
hut say they have seen a man OF his de.
scription lettering in the vicinity.
The sun., 1917-08-22

offence. They were charged with hsvS
ing signed and circulated a petition deS
mandiue u referendum on TIE draft ana
the war and attempting to intimidatS
county officials who were administering
the draft. |: was then iutir,nicd by
oiii,in'r that au organize propAgand&
was !,l.. carried un - German IN the
.'.rtc to .,c1'. a.. al '.'.i ~ among citi.
zens of ,.'rr.ar birth ","r the drat
and the pa" .,pdt,ou u. tj> country ID
the ~ with Cetmanr.
The sun., 1917-08-22
Georgia Bars A.ti-Drsft Move.

MACON, Ca. Aug. 2i.-City and
county authorities have given notice
they will not permit the assembling here
Thursday Of the so-called state con-
vention organised by Thomas e. Wat
son to protest against the draft law.
The city police and the Sheriff say they
win suppress the meeting anywhere In
the county.
The sun., 1917-08-22
WOMEN'S WAGE SCALE SET.
Bay state Recommend Minlmua
for Raincoat Workers.

BosroN Aug. 2l.-A minimum wage %
80 week for experienced women EN-.
rloyed in mems clothing and raincoat
factories In this State was recommended
by report made to-day by n committee
OF the Massachusetts Minimum Wage
Commission. For female workers of
ordinary ability. irrespective OF age. who
have had three months experience the
minimum wage recommended was 81 .
week
The sun., 1917-08-22
Chi.. Censor. r.i.sra,...

AMoY, China, Aug 2l.--Both foreign
and domestic telegrams in southern
China are being strictly censored. Sub
jects Of ths Powers with which China is
at var are mot permitted 10 use the
tD,egraph ssrviee st I'll
The sun., 1917-08-22
HARVARD AIRMAN MISSING.
Chadwick Of French Corps. Dow ne 4
In Fight, Is belief.

PARIS. Monday Aug 20.--Oliver Chad
wick Of New York. promising member
OF the aerial squadron OF Capt. George
Guynemer. the famous French airman
has been missing since Tuesday. 1t is be-
lieved he was brought down in an aerial
encounter.
Corporal Harold Willis of Boston a
member OF the Lafayette squadron,
whose disappearance not far from Ner-
dun on Saturday has already been re-
ported. is believed to be a prisoner.
The sun., 1917-08-22
Failed to Estab,ish Alibi.

Such was the end of a day that be-
gan with a frantic attempt OF the prls-
oner to establish an alibi. As his trial
came to an end he called a boarding
The sun., 1917-08-22

olive Moulton Chadwick won distinc-
ton at Harvard in 1910 and 1911 as
hockey player and also as a hammer
thrower and hTdler. He was graduated
in 1911
The sun., 1917-08-22
AN OPPORTUNITY

AN OPPORTUNITY
The highest typs of invest.
ment = Q Arst meet6ate On New
York City real estate GUARANTEED /
b. this Company.
Usually the rate Of interest does
not exceed l,hX. Just now, how.
ever, We can supply you With this
most desifable secuHity yieldlnl I
So.
1t Is IN opportunity that you
cannot afford to miss.
No investor has eser lost Q dollar
bgb| pluG&t (uARxN1tE@
Capital 6 Surplus, SO. .000. 900
l7o bwey. NY. ITS Remser s., B1rlyn.
0SO Fulton g.. Jamaica.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02

WANTED-Elevator boy (ecloredD for small
apartment house; e. so month. Apply to
VIM. H. Saunders d Co..
S07 18th ut. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02

If you want a business that will pay big from
the start and grow yearly. write or wire for our
proposition quick. Does the work Of the 1850
Eorm-AJTruck Units popular. and does
it for only $50. Satisfied users in thirty states:
owners preferred) in every county. Stableford
Truck Mfg. Co.. 1893 Michigan ave., Chicago.
IS TO $40 EXTRA daily, selling our order
books; large demand; liberal commission. Wirth
Sales Book Co. Dept. Z, Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02
WANTED-HEIp,

MILLINERS- Experienced mil
linery makers; also apprentices
who are DESTROYS of learning the
trade; must furnish best refer
ences. Call before 1890 am,
Julius Garhnkle & Co.
MILLINERY MAKERS and apprentices In our
millinery workrooms: The Louvre. l1l6 2.
MILLINERY SALESLADIES,
preparers and apprentices; also
salesladies for all departments.
Apply, after 10 am, Kings
Palace.
NURSE for sick lady. Gail 4 to pm. 1871
NURSE ATTENDANT wanted. Home for In
curables. a2nd and SITS. nv.
S. KAHN, SONS & co.
Have good positions open for
the following:
Experienced cashiers.
-Manicurist for hairdressing
parlors.
-Saleswomen for all depart
ments, especially for shoes.
Apply before 10 am. to Super
intendent's Office, 4th floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02

SEWERS-Thoroughly expert
enced on women's coats, skirts,
gowns and waists; also girls over
IS years, with a knowledge of
sewing, as apprentices. Call be-
tween $50 am. and 1890. julius
Garfnkle & Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02

AGENTS.
LIVE representative wanted for Washington
and vicinity to sell a newly patented ONCE de-
vice that every business man wants; sells for 81.
Meilicke Co.. $50 N. Clark St. Chicago.
AGENTs-Either sex, make SO daily easily;
article wanted in every home. Kay Co.. 1738
Republic bldg., Chicago.
AGENTs-Big hit: our 5-piecs aluminum set IL
all the rage; cheaper than enamel ware; sells
s.: you sell to housewives for only 81 49, big
gest seller OF the age; sure sales ont Of every
10 shown: others cleaning up SO to $50 a day
answer this quick to secure yonr territory. Div
1887. American Aluminium Mfg. Co.. Lemont
Ill.
AGENTs-Waterproof Kitchen apron; needs no
laundering; every housewife buys; dainty, dur
Thomas Mfg. Co.. 1851 Drew St. Dayton. Ohio. !:
AGENTS-Eyen II you were deaf, dumb and
blind you could sell our aluminium utensil clean
er: every housewife grabs It on sight: steady
Mfg. CO.. Lsmont. III. e" 'A''"'ns''
AGENT6-SSO to 500 q week; free samples;
gold sign letters for stores and once windows;
liberal offer to general agents. Metallic Letter
Co.. 435 N. Clark. Chicago. .
AGENTs-Can you sell to colored people? write
Becker Chemical CO.. 81. Louis. Mo.
AGENTS make 500 per cent profit selling our
auto monographs and initials, window sign let
tiers, changeable signs and show cards; ], 900
varieties; enormous demand. Sullivan Co., 1123
Van Buren, st.. Chicago. Ill.
goods, quick sales. big profits; make q to $25
daily; NO experisnee: worlds greatest special
ties. Cruyer Co.. Jackson Z Campbell, Chicago:
BIG PAY and automobile furnishsd agents In
PRODUCING wondsrfui new automebiis fuel;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02

YOUNG MAN IN school: take charge Of boys
epRoIfunity - study: salary includes beard ana
&an4dy. Address Boz 12o-B, Star edlee.
so FER MONTH, Win room and board for
yAt6 naa e Do general outdoor vsrk On small
- eses Wasks1Gtso: at snes. Q. 2. Henry.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-01-20
Will Never Be Without
This Simple Laxative
DR.. Caldweu's Syrup Pepsin
Relieved Her Baby When
Nothing Else Would

Little Max Pendcrgrast is now four
years old, and a fine, healthy boy,
When but tiny baby, in fact almost
from birth, he suffered great deal
from constipation. His mother, Mrs.
Carl w. Pendergrast, Red Key, Ind,
heard of DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsn,
obtained bottle of it from the drug
store, and with it was able to quickly
correct this condition.
Mrs. Pendergrast says DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin has saved them
from calling the doctor many times,
and that she will never be without a
bottle Of it in the house to use when
needed. She found it equally effective
as a laxative for herself and other
members OF the family.
DR.. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin is a
combination of simple laxative herbs
with pepsin, pleasant to the taste,
mild in action and positive in effect.
1t goes not grippe or strain, and con-
tains no opiate or narcotic drug. 1t
is the ideal family laxative, mild and
pleasant for baby, yet acting quickly
on the strongest constitution.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-01-20

evening at the Dundee community
center in the Dundee school on this
proposition.
Courses Popular.
The present High School Of Com
merce embraces the old Leavenworth
school at Seventeenth and Leavcn-
worth streets. two annexes on the
site and string of rented store rooms
along Leavcnworth street.
1t is the contention of Principal
Adams that recent growth of this in
stitution warrants the prediction that
it will not be long before its attend
ance is more than the Central High
school.
The location OF the new site on
Chicago street makes it feasible to
heat the proposed new school from
the Central High school grounds,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-01-20
IMPROVERS' CLUBS
TO BATTLE HOLDUPS
Some Expect to Follow Exam.
pie Set by Southwest I'm
provement Club.
KEEP FIREARMS HANDY

Improvement clubs are becoming
interested in class OF night workers
who impede the progress of peaceful
citizens and take th:i money under
threats of violence. The police refer
to these men as "stick-up artists"
F. w. Fitch of the Southwest I'm
provement club states that if other
Improvement clubs would follow the
citizen police system OF his club the
situation would be solved.
During a carnival of outlawry a
few years ago the Southwest club
formed body of sixty citizen police,
who are armed and ready TO respond
at minutes notice. Do we have
holdups in our district" asked Mr..
Fitch.
The Southwest Improvement club
pan works like this:
If citizen is held up in the dis
trict between Twentieth street and
Park avenue, Leavenworth to Piei &c
streets, he should locate on Of these
minute men, who will summon other
minute men. and they will hunt TO
the highwaymen. These minute men
also keep their eye OH suspicious
strangers observed within the juris-
diction Of the club.
Several victims of recent holdups
have been called to the police station
to look over suspects under arrest,
but none have been positively identi-
fed. One victim, however, partially
identified two Of the alleged foot
pads.
Police officers have dropped the in
vestigation OF the case of Frank A,
Franks, l408 North Sixteenth street,
who reported that he was robbed
twice. They announced that they
have reason to believe that Franks
had some Interior motive in claiming
to have been robbed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-01-20
IMPROVERS WANT
NEW HIGH SCHOOL
Belvidere- Newport Club and
Northwest Federation Sane
ton Bond Issue.
FOR COMMERCE SCHOOL

At a joint meeting in the Bclvidcrc
school Thursday evening, the North
west Federation OF Improvement
Clubs and the Bclviderc- Newport In
provemcnt club endorsed the propo-
sition of bond issue for new high
school of commerce as outlined by
Principal Adams of the school when
speaking to these organizations a
month ago.
Last year the Board OF Education
acquired site at Twenty-second and
Chicago streets for new CONNER
cial high school, The bond issue OF
81 100000 voted more than year ago
was to include this school, but the
unexpected increase in construction
upset the plans of the school officials.
1t is believed there will be little or
no money left from that bond issue
after the grade school building pro-
gram shall have been carried out.
Principal Adams will speak this
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-01-20
Women Pilot Children
To Special Movie Shows

A party of sixty from the School
for the Deaf will attend the special
children's movie programs arranged
by the educational committee of the
Omaha Woman's club for the Strand
and Muse theaters this morning
at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Ferd Schick will
take ten kiddies from the Child Saw
ing institute.
Mrs. H. r. Riley will take a party
of children from the neighborhood
of Thirty sccond and Harvey; Mrs
]. II. Dumont will give movie party
for her grandchildren, and Mrs. ]. w.
Robbins will chaperone a party of
children TO the movies.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-01-20
Omaha Athletic Club Bonds
BOUGHT by a Local Firm

In competition with two Chicago
and two St. Louis bond houses, Burns,
Brinker & Co. of this city were sue
cessful bidders for S375,O00 Omaha
Athletic club bonds
These bonds are first mortgage,
serial, bear per cent interest, run
from two to fifteen years and arc
tax exempt tc investors,
There is a good demand Just now
for 5 AMI per cent bonds. We eN-
pcct to sell half of this bond issue out
in the state" stated representative
OF the Burns Brinker COMPANY.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-01-20
d-Term Class Day
Exercises Are Held
At Comenius School

Seven pupils received diplomas at
the class day exercises held at Co.
menus school Friday afternoon. They
we're: William Cejnar. Frank Co.
mine, Victor Elias, Lillian Pospichal,
Blanche Bartos, Sylvia Riha and Olga
Brodil. The class day program was
as follows:
Sons-"The Web OF Life" school,
Song-'1nteger Vitae" school
Recitaton-"Polonius Advice to His
Son." school
Recltation--"How Did You Die2" Frank
Comine.
Song-"sumber Song" school.
Recitation--"Tcm Sawyer Washes the
Fence" Sylvia Riha.
Song-"My Old kentucky Home" school.
Recitation--"Lifo of Mary Lyon" Lillian
Pospichal
song-"Thc Fairy Revel" school.
Recitatiou-"The Old Man Went TO
Town." Blanche Bartos.
Recitation--"The Bells of Afr" olsa
Brodil,
Song-"Lovely Appear" school
Addrcss-William Ccjnar.
Addrcss-Principal Karl +, Adams
Recitation-"The Builders" school
Song-"Silcian Hymn" school,
Over Us new members have been
added to the Twenty club" an
organization of the Monmouth Park
school for the boosting of ideals One
of the pledges required of the mem
bers is Realizing our nations need
of clean, strong, efficient men, and
hoping to be such a man myself, |
hereby promise to abstain from every
use of tobacco until | am q years Of
age"
About the busiest print shop in the
city is that at the Fort school Tor
boys, where the pupils are now busily
engaged in turning out class day pro-
grams for the many schools which
will have their class day exercises
next Friday. Besides the program, the
class is printing the Vocational
News" a four-page monthly paper,
that is to make its initial appearance
in February. The Vocational News"
is being put out in the interest of
the vocational bureau.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-01-20
John Hogue, Civil War
Veteran. Called by Death

John Hogue, aged 70 years, died
Thursday night at his home in Ben
son, 6l29 Main street. He was a ma
tive of Ohio and served four years
and three months during the civil war
with the wisconsin Eagles" regi-
ment. He has lived in Benson since
1907. He is survived by widow and
three children, Mrs. Maud Searson
Of Denver, Mrs. Name Robinson of
Iowa and John of Palestine, Tex
The funeral will be held from his
late home Saturday at 2 o'clock, with
interment in Mount Hope cemetery.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-01-20
"The Digest" First Aid to the Doubtful

The world is going through period of momen-
tous changes under conditions that tend almost in
variaby to make every man and woman partizan
on side the other in the great struggle being
grmly fought out between autocratc and democratic
ideals. With the destiny of our whole social and gov
ernmental system hanging in the balance so
deafened by the clamor of the advocates of these
two conflicting parties that find it hard to know
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-01-20

which to follow, or what are the actual rights and
wrongs of the questions involved - Here THE
LITERARY DIGEST comes to our aid with its cool
and sane discussions of these Notwithstanding events
along absolutely impartial lines, quoting from all
sorts of periodicals without shadow of bias. Read
ing it, we enabled to recover our bearings, to
judge values accurately to rise above personal and
political viewpoints and to know things as they are
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30

gen, lie 6rt ~perlolien, iih garl3 bon ibr
5llriid3il5iehct. Mn feline ,Sroit oofte
er gar nid)t. Cs mar ibnl bOd]it
gIeihgiiItig, mas iie unternebmen
miir0e. CAB lie ibre 9robungen
Dobr MADDEN ipiirSe, ipar ia mebr ais
wabrid)einIid,. @enu idpn! Iodte
lie immerhin lire Inipriid,e gelte,rb
MADDEN, mod,te lie r,ibig einen Sfan'
bal bcruufbeifrporen. cS lieb i'm ieat
allies faIt. Sic mod,te tbi,n mas ibr
bclicbtc, lie ioIlte alles babelL mas Sic
uerlanate. @einetbalben boS goil5e
Vermogen, ibm NOR Jest allies gleiG.
Iber i'm ielbit piirbe lie ME beiisen.
Seine 8eoanfen ciltcn mieoer il
Girls. I'm feinen Treis ourfte lie
Spiser b%eiratben. Tas piiroe lie
iest mobI olif falm nod tbur, nadb
Dem, ipas 5piihen ibnen porgefallen
mar. Sor allen Ginger nubte
SpiserS Waht gebrohen merberL
oarlm mllbte err Die Soliteins aus ben
8lauen oieies 5eriels reiBen. Tos
mar bas einjige, mas er nod fiir lei.
men 2ieblina tbuil fonrlte. Gr iprang
mlf itnb ieBte lid an ben Sdreibtiid.
rSerrn SSititi3rotb Spielbaee9L
Berlin. @ollen Sic, bite, lid erfult
oigeil, ipie bod lid Die Sunnle be.
lduit. Die GroieiIor Or. bon Soliteirb
@riinbagen, Dem 9anfier Serrn Nli.
quit bon Spiber. ebenoaielbit, ifltl.
Oct. TesgIeid,en bite ih feit5uitelet
meld,e Witglieoer Der elettriid)en Ora.
id)iuengeieIlifaft Sorberunsen an
bon Solitein boben. sd, bite
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30

nSn 5irfa 5ebn Winuten. @olIer
|Sie iest nit mir fonnmeit, bomit ;d
|Sbnen Die Sabine 5eigen fann?"
Ger iuuee Wenid mari eincn
dngitlid)en 9lid alif ben 3ai nno 0as
@oroerbed, oonn folete err Dem BE.
amten. Sn bieiem Ii,genbIid ertonte
Die 9ampfpfeife, bus Sigual, baB
Iipermurbte iino ionitiae gidtYdi-
Iagiere ben Gdmpier 81 ~perlaiien
b1tten.
Ginige Winltten lp1ter iestc lid
Der aoloB Ianeian III 9enegun9.
Die aapeae ipielte. Glider muroen
aeibDenft, @riiBe flogen bin nr,b Der.
Terresbeim itano nod INNER aiif
ieinem 0eobadtungSpoiten. 9a lab
err. pie Der rotbboorige blaiie Wenib
,pieoer 5i,riidfam. gr itanb on Gin.
gang sur Treppe uuo i~tarrte fortipdb.
ren6 nah Dem INNER mebr in Der
Serne perldminbenOen aai. oalm 900
CT ieine 3igarrentuife berpor ulrO
itedte iih cine 3iearre spiifen Die
Sippen. Oa err feline StreifJbolSsr
bel lid, 81 baben idien, iab er lid
ilid)erro I'M. OaS bemerfte Ser Shirt
uno reifte ibm ieine StreifboI3.
ihaftel. Sennig nabm lie NIT 1a,tf
an uno babel benerfte Oerresbeim,
bob ieine Sarto itarf 5~itterte.
.llnoneenebmes @etter beilte."
0erres1eim nidte; err ipar nid)t
nlfgelegt 5um Spred)eu.
.aalt beltte," fubr Sennig nit
ei,em Ieid,ten Shm,er fort. Sol.
fentlif miro es gegen Wittug etrpas
anoers. Biiien Sic pieleid)t, no tpir
anbalten lperoen2"
ySeoenfaus nidt Bel Waoeira,"
errpioerte 9erresbeim, noieies Shiff
bat nift ben gelp0bnlifen aurs."
sd banfe Sbnen," idgte Der junae
Warm. sd bube mid crit berte
morgen entibloiien su fabren un6
oarlm weib ib gar nidt geidcib."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30

r9itte, ifrcibc az, Serrn Spiecr,
CAB ib i'm pidt beiratben fann."
,Was-?t
Die @rdfin id)ien nid,t red,t ge.
bort az lnben. Sollte ous aino nift
i'm Sieberbelirillm iprefen?
sd bin ganS perniinftig, liebe
8robinanto. . Sd hattie mid nit
Serr bon Spiscr pcrlobt, ober iiebit
Oh, bas mar linrcd,t bon mir, bcnn
ih liebte eincn anoern, oDne es 5u
wiiien."
rGiucn artoern2 Wen?"
rgtlul, Den ,Siiriten 9erresbeim."
lagte Sris nit elmer u1geoulbige,t
9elpe9llrg, als lpenll lid bas Don
ielbit p~eritdnbc.
@iocr @ilen entfltbr Der @rdfin
Elm Sdrei Der lleberraid)ntg.
rIcn Siiritcn Serresbeim?"
80" ioste lie. nWuBteit 9li bas
nidt9 Sd liebe i'm ulb"-cin jeff.
ges 2Gheln perflGrte lire ;3iige, mo-
ourb oas blaiic @eiidtd,en einen en-.
selboften Nltsbrlid erbielt-ner liebt
mid mieber."
Tie @rdfiu itrefte abapebrcno sic
SGnoe aus.
ga, err liebt midi" fiIbr oas Girlo
tort. r@ir werben ms niemals
mieocrieben, @rpBmama. Nbcr ben
Serrn bon Spiser fam ih boriim
oo6 nidt b%eiratben. Miid) nidJt I'm
ben Rreis bon Bapa uno @iai. Gs
tbut mir Ieib, aber es eebt nid}t. Sd
bate bas Spfer gebrabt, menn CT
nidyt oaapiid)en getreten mare. Sect,
no i6 weib, baB if i'm liebc lino bnB
CT mid Iiebt, fnnn ih meber Serrn
bon Spiser nod irgeno iernano ar-
Oers beiratben. Wiait Oh ibm
oarum ifretbcn llno iHn bas init.
tbeilen3 Gr rpobnt aitf 6id)tengritltb
bel @%riinbugen."
Sbre Sinne iineen ipieocr an, lid
5u peripirren.
.@riinbagen! "a lieat ia Sieben.
ITEM in Der @1bcl @ie idJon lit Sic
benitein. Wenn or bod mir bort Der
meileu mohte! IS lit jett allies 10
if)Gn! Die SduiIe, Die SG,isfen, Ole
STRIDE! @ic gut err iit! CT bat allies
10 gemad)t, ipie id es baben molte
unb i) Iiebe ibn! @ber ieine 6rau9
Nein, id fam nienrals ieine Srou
perben. Die anoere, Die anoere iiebt
ul1s orobenb on. Sic miro i'm
t0bten. Sic iol i'm nift tooten, lie.
Der ioa lie mid tooten, i'd fann ia
bod nidyt obne i'm leben."
sic mari iid unrubi9 bin unb Der.
Die Sdnbe griffen frampfbaft in Die
Oefe. Oann idien tie fpieoer einise
lihte Musenblide 81 baben.
.glIio ifreibe iofort an Spiser,
@roBmanla, dber gleid), gleid,. Sage
inn, err ioae nibt boie iein. SD
lpeiB, ih bin idJleht, CT bat allen
@runo boie 5n lem. Nlio, liebe
@robmana, periprid) es mir"
Die 8rdiin neigte lid liebeboI
iiber Die aronfe.
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