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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-08-07
Bridsh Terr6rixe Csermans.

British Tetf0f1ze ~ierndAn0.
Washington, Aug. 7.-Docurnenfs
captured by British airYnen betray the
state OF excitement which prevails
along Germany's Rhineland because
Of the persistent bombing by English
aviators They also show that In one
case where the Germans, reported hav-
ing successfully bombed certain OBJ
jectives behind the Allied lines. they
did not come within Is miles Of the
targets they sought.
The state of nervousness along the
Rhine Is shown by evidence that. when.
the Allied bombers were over Cob
lentz alarms were rung in Cologne and
work stopped.
work in alarm at an attack on Wash
ington. ~
With the British Army in France,
Aug. AFTER remaining for "a
hours in trenches they formerly oc-
cupied astride the Bray orbie road,
southwest of Morlancourt, the Ger
mans were Attacked and expelled
this morning by the British who cap
from these positions that the enemy
was. driven about a week ago. The
positions are now firmly IN the hands
Of the British.
Aside from this relatively small OPP
GRAFTON and the usual intermittent
bombardment Of certain villages in
the rear Of the British line, the Front
remains extraordinarily quiet.
Horvath in v1adivostok.
Shanghai. Sunday, Aug. 4.-(By
the Associated Press.)-General -fIor-
vath, head Of the recently established
iDrOviSiOnM Siberian has
arrived at Vladivostok in response to
an alroant call from his naxtieans
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has in view not only the occupation
OF more favorable positions. but, more
particularly, the release Of q cotkid-
cradle number OF divisions.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-08-07

Boy Born-Mr. and Mrs. F. G.
Weller, ZIG North Seventh street, have
announced the birth of a baby boy
SSundanE. August 4.
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BRITISH TROOPS
ARE LANDED AT
II ~VLADIVOSTOK

CONTINUED from Page ~
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Popular music 1oc at stone'Y-Adv.
DR.. Bratrud will be out Of the city
from August 8 to Aug. 17.-Adv.

Loan Payments Due-OnsThursday,
August rs, the final payments on the
Third Liberty Loan bonds become
due.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-08-07

Dance-At Belmont park pavilion
Tuesday, and Friday evenings. Auto
bus will meet street cars after -
o'clock, at Lincoln park-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-08-07

inner Resident Visits-W. e..
Smith of San Diego, CAL. a former
residentSof this city. is making a
brief visit with his son, r. ". Smith
Of Grand Forks.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-08-07

On Business VISIT. Bennis Of
Inkster was a business visitor here
yesterday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-08-07

Farmers-Protect your grain against
fire and lightning. We will insure 1t
in field or granary, threshed OF UNI
threshed. "A. P. Clifford & Co. Both
phones S, Grand Forks, N. D.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-08-07

What about the chicken season this
fall? Will you need a good dog?
Herbert E. Robinson, of 313 Maine ST.,
Moose Jaw, Sask., has English Settlers
for sale. Bred Of the best stool in
Canada by an imported English Sire.
Will be. pleased to send pedigree on
feuuest.-Ady.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-01
RIGHT CANNOT
JContinued From Page One

land in loyalty and devotion to the
Union and to its cause.
l should be the last man to provoke
a reopening of the question which re-
suited in the war between the States.
I have never been able to dispute that
constitutionally and legally the South
had it's right to secede, but / have
always maintained, and I think the
South now admits, that morally it had
no right to do so. Without facts upon
which to base the view, nevertheless,
I entertain it that the South would
have won had it not been for the fact
that every blow it struck was weak
ened to a degree in its penetrating
power by feeling. vague, mysterious.
indefinable. but Enthusiastically felt,
that it ought not to break up the
Union.
And so it is today with the Ger
man soldier. He has vague and
disturbing feeling. He probably is un-
able to analyze or define it: he may
not admit that he senses it. But it
is my belief that always there is
hammering at his conscience an un.
seen hand and that always there is
being whispered into his ear by an
unfamiliar voice: You are fighting
in an unjust cause; you are sacrific-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-01
SCHWAN ANNOUNCES
WINTER SCHEDULE

The schedule for the Y. M. c. A.
physical activities for the winter term
was announced Monday evening by
Physical Director Schwan.
For business and professional men
the mems recreative gymnasium
classes are open on Monday. Wednes-
day. Friday and Saturday from to
6 o'clock; for busy men, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, from s to
Z o'clock
For seniors over IS years the
classes will be open Monday and
Thursday from Sis to $3.50, and for
leaders of all classes Monday from
1880 to s o'clock and Saturday from
to o'clock
Every Saturday, volleyball will be
played from to o'clock. Wrestling
boxing and games will be scheduled
on Tuesday and Wednesday from s: 81
to $3.50 o'clock and on Friday and
Saturday from to 9 o'clock.
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OUR JiTNEY oFFER-This and Sc.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with &c and mail it to
Foley & Co., 1885 Sheffield Ave,
Chicago, H., writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive in
return trial package containing
.Feley's Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs. colds and Group; Foley Kidney
Pills. for pain in sides and back; rheu-
matism. backache, kidney and bladder
ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets,
a wholesome and thoroughly cleans
ing cathartic, for constipation, bilious
ness, headache and sluggish bowels.
For sale by A. G.. Luken $50.
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Latest reports from Australia are
that Miss Winifred O'Sullivan has
entered q convent. She was Les Oar.
c'ys fiance and. accompanied by her
aunt, came to this country to share
the Australian boxers triumphs in
America. Instead she was summoned
to Darcy's deathbed in Memphis,
Tenn, and then accompanied the re-
mains back to Australia.
Steve O'Donnell, Australian heavy
weight prominent in boxing in the
United States during the days of Fitz-
simmons, Mather and Corbett, has a
nephew now creating a furroe in the
Australian ring game. The nephew
is Ray O'Donnell. He is a weller
weight. Ray has a brother, Les. who
is considered a fair heavyweight.
Steve O'Donnell was considered as
clever a heavyweight as Jim Corbett.
but he lacked the stamina and glass
jaw kept him from climbing to the
top.
Joe Brooks, former star football
player of Colgate University and the
coach of the 1916 Williams college
eleven, sends word from France, where
he is a first lieutenant with Gener-
al Pershing's expedition, that he is
learning all about the workings of the
machine gun. 1T is remarkable, -
says Joe, "how interested an ordinary
peaceful gun can become in the art
of killing And the machine gun is
the daddy killer of them all I don't
sa. that | don't think of the gang
back home often l do, and hope
some day I'll return and see them all
But I wouldn't change places with any
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ness OF partisanship by the sweeten-
ing influence Of our devotion to our
common cause.
1t is to be regretted that only they
who are Of military age seem to be
patriots. Every farmer who plants an
extra plot of ground, every laboring
man who does an extra hour OF work,
every employer who strains to the
limit the capacity of his business.
every man, woman, and child, who
intellectually pushes the internal
activities Of the Republic, is enabling
the army to be we'll fed, well clothed,
we'll supplied.
The war is going to be fought to a
successful conclusion. Upon the in
dividual, whether in the army abroad
or at work at home, depends its dura-
ton
In the hour OF peace every man has
right to have, and hope does have
his individual shrine at which he wor-
ships. l hope the hour will never
! come when, pursuing the peaceful pur
suits of life, men shall cease to cry
| 10 here, 10 there is salvation" But
| in the hour of war there can be only
one shrine for all men who are really
patriotic, and that shrine incases a
vision of the God of the Republic. Let
men divest themselves Of political
| CARDS and personal trappings. Let
/ them, as Moses at the burning bush
come unshodden. Let them cry out te
| the Republic, What wilt thou have
me to do?" and day and night unceas
ingly let them worshipsand adore the
God of the Republic, who for 141 year:
has not turned His face away from
this people nor punished them, save ii
such hours as they have sought te
serve themselves rather than to serve
the common veal.
The darkness will disappear The
light will break over a world, grown
old in want. in sin, in misery, in auto
cratic king-craft. II will be the ligh
of newer and better day, and any
thing else that America has ever &C
complished will pale into Significance
before the light of the sacrifices which
it shall have made for humanity ant
for freedom.
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OLD Man ZERO
BREAKING CAMP

Old Man Zero is breaking camp in
Richmond and preparing to play an
engagement elsewhere, according to
the weather forecaster, who says that
temporary relief from the b-r-r-r-
weather is in sight.
Snow is scheduled to fall, while the
temperature rises, Weather Forecast
err Moore said Tuesday. Probably
snow within the next forty-eight
hours is the prediction.
The temperature may rise as high
as thirty-two degrees by Wednesday
or Thursday, he said. Then, cold
weather will probably return Friday
or Saturday.
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OF them now, although I'm here in
France without a cigaret and Win
only few friends near"
They think as much of Iris Speaker
worlds greatest outfielder, up in New
Hampshire as they do in Cleveland.
Boston or Texas-or at least one small
boy does. iris with bunch of the
Red Sox visited the Draper-Maynard
camp on 'Squam lake after the Carl
gan team had vanquished the Phililes
in 1915. There was a woman there
who was helping cook and clean up.
The ever restless Spoke had to do
something that helped, so he assisted
in washing the dishes.
Jack Dempsey. latest sensation
among the heavyweights and touted
as the best big fellow turned out by
California since the time of Jim JET
fries. is son going east Milwaukee
promoters want to match him with
Billy Miske or Fred Fulton
Bobby Bryne, who shared in the
worlds series plums with the Pirates
and Phillies and almost got into an
other with the White Sox, is now con
Quoting a bowling establishment in
St. Louis.
Fred Mitchell expects to start the
season with Williams. Barber and
Flack in his outfield II Safer returns
to the Cubs, Fred Merkle may be usec
in the outfield.
Chief Meyers is wintering on farm
in Connecticut and is, anxious to slgf
with one OF the major league clubs.
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KING MAKES ten
STRAIGHT STRIKES

Art King broke all records for
high bowling scores on the Twigg al
ley Monday night.
Bowling in the double tourney.
King made ten straight strikes beat
ing Quinlivan who held high score by
10 pins. The highest score rolled by
King was 2SS while Quinlivan who
now holds second rolled 275.
In the single and double tourna-
ment which ends Tuesday. E. 9. Sher-
er elads The singles with 6'2 and
King and Lahrman leads the doubles
with the combined score of 1919.
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McGiu to Take Time
in Selecting Manage,

LOS ANGELES. Jan. flames c.
McGill, president of the Indianapolis
American association club, said today
that no new manager for the Indian
apolis club would be chosen to succeed
Jack Hendricks, for four years the
Indian manager, until after the
American association meeting in
March. Mr. McGill confirmed the re.
port from St. Louis that he had given
Hendricks permission to accept the
Cardinal berth.
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BRITISH HOLD
TContinued From Page One.]

the western front there has been only
artillery duels.
French troops on the Italian north
ern front scored a brilliant stroke in
the capture of important positions in
the Monte Tomba sector, between the
Piave and the Brenta. Besides the
positions, the French took from the
enemy 1,400 prisoners. 60 machine
guns and seven large guns.
Continue Air Raids
German air men continued their
raids on Padua. AS in the two previ-
Gus raids, the attack caused many cas-
ualties and the incendiary bombs did
much damage to costly and historic
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forces inflicted heavy losses on the
Turks and captured more than 600
prisoners. In three days, the British
advanced seven miles northwest of
Jerusalem.
Il have good hope that before this
new year is passed the purpose to
which we have set our hands will be
completely accomplished" says Prem.
Ter Lloyd George in the New Years
message to the viceroy OF India.
"The advent of 1918 finds the allied
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forces in strong position from the
North Sea to the Adriatic. especially
in Flanders and on the Aisne front. =
Troops Of the Bolsheviki govern
nent have been defeated in ! pitched
battle In southwestern Russia by the
Ukrainians and Cossacks. According
to an unofficial report received in
stockholm the Bolsheviki lost more
than 500 machine guns and eight big
guns. The Cossacks are pursuing the
retreating Boisheviki.
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buildings and art objects. The facade
Of the cathedral Of Padua kas blown
down. Pope Benedict has protested
to the Central powers against the
raids over Padua and Treviso and ask
ed that they be abstained from in the
future.
Repulsed in their attempts to retake
Jerusalem the Turks have been pushed
back to the northwest until four de-
fensive lines now stand between them
and the Holy City General Allenby's
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-01
HERZOG TRADE SEEN

NEW YORK. Jan. IA trade be-
tween the Cubs and Giants which will
send Charlie HerZog to Chicago and
bring Pete Wilduff back to New York
is among the possibilities OF the Stove
league. Negotiations along this line
were under way today.
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FULTON TO MEET MORAN

NEW YORK, Jan. Fired Fulton
and Frank Moran will meet in a
twenty-round bout at New Orleans on
January %.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-27

&affee fodet, oa tperoe Die Code
ldon gut meroen. Sic fo6te oen
&offee uno beauftragte oen MuBen-
bofer, Dem Ereboreic ben &nffee at
reid)en.
Muf Dem @ese BON Der Slide in
Die Stabe idiittete MuBenbofer
Strpfnin in Den &affee nrlb reidte
Damn Die Gaiie Dem Breporcic. Die
Ter bate ieooh eeiebeiL baB MuBcn-
bofer etDas in ben &affee bineinga=
ifiittet bette, auf oie Mufforoerlng
gu trinfen, Der &affee peroe ibm our
tim, rief Breporcic Dem 4nBenhofer
5n: SD trinfe ben 9affee nidt, ou
bolt 8ift bineineeidiittet, on minit
mid persiften!" anBenbofer tat
lebr erttriiitet lnb perbat iih lold]e
&eroadtieunsen.
Mnf ben 2drm BIN eridIen Ssrau
b. 5hneois, uno als lie sic urlahe
oes Streites erfubr, indte iie Dem
8reporcie ben Gerbadt anssureoen.
90 er BET .ieiner 8ebnuptnng blieb1
a%nBenbofer babe i'm bergiften mol
len, iagte Srau b. 5bneois: y3um
8emeis, oaB Sic Sbrem &amerobcn
ltnredt tim uno Sbr Geroaft aruro-
los lit. mer6e ib bon DEM 4affee
trinfen." 9amit ereriff iie Sic
Shale.
Yreporcic rief ibr gu: Tim @ot,
tes minen, gnaoige Sraul Srinfen
Sic ni6tl Sn Dem aoffee lit @iftl"
Dit ben @orten: .0as lit nniin!"
tranf lie bon Dem aaffee. Inter
furftbaren Sdmer3elt Itorb oie lin.
gliidlide.
NuBenbofer murbe bonn Sfnur-
geriht &lagenfurt gum Tooe ourfy
Den Strang perurteiIt.
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Sin berniIdjer 2anbppet im Sefin.

M@er ieruals ben iiioliden Ibbaaa
aes @ottbaro binabma1toerte, erin.
merit iid nit Selisfeit an iene berrl;-
1en 2anbidaften init ibrel 8atat-
sr1ippen arb GebgetpinSen, pradtDol.
len 8iQen unb ienen baIb terraiier-
| formig aufiteigenoen, balo ihroff lid
mtftiirmenoe11 Bergen unb 5el1enla-
bprintben, Die iid I'M flaren 8Ian ie=
ner m~aloumfrieoeten Seen rein fpie.
aeln, ooer mo- cine marine, i~talienild.c
Come aus Der frudtbaren grbe lip.
pigcs @abstum berborlodt. 9as SIT
ma oieier Caller lit paraoieliIh Ole
2uff beinabe immer rein, oieSite ges
maBigt, nod penigem S6nee iii Der
Simmel bell nlto Ole Come marin
uno freunolih."
80 i9rieb Ser befannte 9erner
Shrtftiteller &arl 8iftor con @on=
@itetten, Der geeen gnoe oes is. Sobrs
bunoerts cine 3eltlang berniiher
2anopogt in 2ocarno gelpelen uno
ms in ieinen auf5eibnungen alerlei
iebr intereilante gufi1liiiic iiber oe.r
Seiiin unb Die Sefiiner Ger ebefnalis
gen ltntertanenlanoe binterlaiien bat.
Nonitetten, ein bo6gebiloeter uno in
5eitem Gimme freiiinniger Mann, par
Elm GROCER SreunO oes Eeliin aber cir
ebenio abgeiagter Seino Der baunali-
gen MiBitdnoe in Der lanob0gtliheil
Sernaltltng iomobI pie i1n pirtidaft=
lid]en unb io5ialert 2eben bes FONT
bod 10 talentboaen uno aufgepeften
1eiiiner @olfes. GENE ShiIoerungcn
Der berrliden Natnr nj ienen iiibIi
den Ealern iino fat regelmdbig be.
gleitet BON triibieIigen 8emerfunger
iiber Die oamals 10 trauriee Gage nes
8olfes in moraliifer uno nirtlhaft=
lider 8e5iebung. So er5ablt Bon
Itetten, ooB einnal oein angeiebener
bereoter Mann" als 9ep1tierter DON
@eainsona gu inn fam nno ibm piele
Biibide Saden iiber feline geroienIte
nno Galente iaste. 90 Die 5taot
8ellin5ona," fiiste er bin5u, vSbnen
elm 3eiden Der Mht1ing eeben modjta
mno nift peiB melhes, 10 bot Tie mir
aufgetragen. Sic 81 bitten Sic nl0eJ-
ten iid ielbIt nit biefem (tpobei er 90
bis 80 2ouisoors atf Den Sii1 Iegte)
oasienige peridaffen, mas Sbnen be-
liebig mare" gonltetten Iebnte oas
8eihenf runb ab. bemerfte aber oa-
bel, BOB er 1id ms innerlte @etpilien
geiagt babe: nBenn ih nod Iange
bier bleibe, peroe ib ooh mi1 EN-
9ieb."
Gin anbermaI fInat er: .Dieie ito
lieniiden Gambler babem fir nirslid)e
9inge ME @elo, Tie baben t~peoergler5@
tie nod S1uler, nod MnitnIten fir
arnie, ipeoer StraBen nod griiden,
obne ipeIde oas 2ar6 ii15ug1nglih
Mnb unbeniist bleibt. Nnr fir Bro
aeiie iino iie ale reid urlo unerfdopi-
Iif, neil nlir IN oiefer Mihtung ole
Observation-Disclosures feit Sabrbln1-
oerten rege gemadt ,poroen iino. 90
bat 2ocarno, elm Stdotden bon 1914
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YWSS|
VAR SkvINCS STAMPS
eesUKD X TIVE
r STATES
GOVERNMENT
Gin Californian,

Cine @iftgeIdJi6te, Die pie Elm
StIf aus einem S1unoroman en-
mltef, miro aus &1rnten beridtet:
Die 6eger Sobann Yreporcie uno
Safob MllBenbofer maren allf Dem
Suite oes Hittmeilters b. 5dneos in
&drnten beoienitet. IuBenbofer baB-
te oen H%reporcie, neil oieler lid) dn-
gemeiner 8eliebtbeit ~erfrelte ano
auBenbofer iif) einbiloete, greborcie
Deroe iiberaa norge5osen. SIN
SCRIPT porigen Sabres begab iid1 Der
&ittmeiiter nit ieiner Sral unb Ser,
beioen Seeern auf iein Sagogebiet
Inf Dem @ege iibernafteten tie in
Der nif Dem Mbbang oes 9obratif)
selegenen Sagobiitte anf Der SemIer=
nlpe. Mm ndbiten Woreen reidt.
auBenbofer benz Breporcic, Der iid
eben aus Dem Sauie entfernte, ciu
@Iashen 8rannttpein, in oas Ell
Strptnin seidiittet batte. Erepor-
cic madte einen 3ns, ipiidte aber
oas @etrattf oits, % er einen rfrem.
ben" @eidmud ipiirte. gs 1teIIteu
lid) itarfe llebelfeiten uno 6fn1er5el,
elm, er muBte umfebren uno iif ME
o~erlegen. 90 er iiber ieinen 3mitans
Haste. berubigte i'm Srau b, 5dne.
bis unb iagte, iie tperoe ibm einar
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yerlangt. standardization.

Ser @eneralarat Ser Mrmee Der
Ser. Staaten Or. 6. @orgos. for
bert uns nuf. einen Mufruf an innge
Naoden gu erlaiien, sic ii1 in oen
Militdr= nno Marine : Sospitalern
Der &ranfenpflege 5u niomen MINI
Iden, ii6 bonn 20. Suli an in ser
naditen, pom 5rmien-&omite hes
Council Of Sectional Defenie" etab-
lierten &efrutierungs-S Station 5s
melben. Der @rieg erbeiibt eine ME
seabnte NnaabI gepriifter @1rterin-
men; bod fonnen MIR OieienigeL Die
einen pollen s&nrius ourdgemaft
baben, gum iiberieeii1en gienit Der.
ange5ogen peroen. IS tperoen 25..
600 iunge Tral1en I'M Mlter bon 10
Big 80 Sabren perlangt; fie miifien
intelligent, perantmortIih, bon better
@~einnobeit iein uno cine quite 5hnI-
biloiing %genoiien baben - nod bei-
Ter lit cine goaeee-ausbilonng. Gie
Stuoentin erbdIt Soft, 2ogis uno
unterridt frei, in rtanden 6dnen
au6 cine gntiddoiglng fir giiber
unb Uniform. Nahoem fie lire
8riifung beltanoen, rangiert oas &C.
bolt BON $500 Big $500 per Monat.
Ser @eneraIarat Dr. 6. @orgas>
8aibington, 9. g., erteiIt auf SIN
frage ndbere Ausfunft.
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5teW YrtIe III Sous: 5rrtae ,en II. september 1918.

Selien1pege1l nitt @iel gebrdudten,
unttportete I'M bieier in ponem grn@
Ite: n9ie Weiber lino piel tppIbfei=
Ter. meil tie 5u aIerlei Mrbeit aez
braudt merben fonnen uno meni9
persebren."
@inmal tpuroe 8onItetten auf Ell.
ner ietner &eiien auf Dem mibjame1t
8faoe BON ct. Martino, Ser ON tie
fen Ibguinben porbeifiirt, bon ser
Odmmerung iiberraidt uno battc
0fiibe, iiber Die 6elien nnb ronenhel1
Steine gu geben. 9a iprane Elm iu,ly
ges idauangeres 8eib berbei, bot ibnt
biilfrei9 Die 9ano unb er5ablte ibr
mibiames 2eben. sic perlieB 8ons
itetten feinen @uger1blid nnb bieIt i'm
BET ieoem Sritt iiber Die lteilen Sci.
lem. Son 8onitetten meiter nber lire
2ebensperbdItniiie befraet, gab oos
arme @eib oie naip-erihitternop
@ntmort: SD babe auf oieier 8elt
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