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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-02-01

In the presence OF large NUMBER
OF relatives and friends 292 officers
of the Second Reserve Officers Glass
were presented at the hands of the
Secretary of the Navy this morning
certificates upon the completion of a
sixteen weeks course of training at
the Naval Academy
The exercises were held in Mahan
Hall (tha Auditorium) at 10 O'Clock,
and were opened with invocation by
the Chaplain, the Rev. Sydney Key
Evans, u S. N. Following the invo-
cation the Superintendent, Admiral
Eberle, made few remarks.
Admiral EberIe's Remarks.
In addressing the class of Reserve
Officers completing their course, Ad-
miral Eberle spoke as follows:
Mr.. Secretary, Admiral Palmer, and
fellow Americans: Once again the
Naval Academy extends its cordial
welcome TO the Secretary of the Navy,
TO present to you gentlemen Of the
Second Reserve officers Glass certi1-
Gates marking the completion of your
sixteen weeks of instruction and train
ing. During this short course we have
endeayored to impart to you the
traditions and spirit and customs Of
the naval service, and to lay the
foundation of military character and
obligation to duty. We do not expect
you to be fully equipped for all the
duties of a commissioned officer until
you have had some sea experience
but when you are assigned to a par
ticular task we shall expect you to di-
rect all your energy, your intelligence
and your determination toward its sue
cessful accomplishment. And no mat
ter how small your task may appear,
put forward your best efforts to ac-
complish it thoroughly and expedi-
tiously-and always look scheerfully
and resolutely to the day when you
may be called to meet an emergency
upon which the fate of battle depends
Rigid Requirements OF Service.
To you gentlemen of the Second Re
serve Officers Glass who are about to
leave us, l wish to extend my warm
uBOAA SONt NJihp1DAiOlt
of the special course prescribed for
you, and to express my sincere ap-
probation of your fine spirit and
earnest endeavor during your sixteen
weeks at the Academy You should
consider yourselves most fortunate to
receive orders to active service at
this critical period, with the oppor-
tunity for wonderful sea experience
under the stern conditions of war. It
is a very broad and difficult work up
on which you are about to enter, and
in the work of a successful naval Off
Ger. your energy, your initiative, your
Judgment, your up-tO-date knowledge,
and your-sense of duty. honor and re-
sponsibility will be under severe and
continuous tests. | shall expect you
to meet these tests like true officers
and gentlemen, for we have endeavor-
ed to point out to you and to impress
upon you the rigid requirements of
the Service Ii you depart from the
straight course Of duty and conduct,
you viii run into shoals and hazards,
and wreck your naval career
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-02-01

women spectators when be charged
Snowden with crime prompted by
unhrideled passion, and declared that
IL such things We're TO sc unpmish-
ed, lhe sanctity Of the white man.
home was 10 be no more
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-02-01
Visiting Clsrsyman.

The preacher at the ie.45 sersics nj
ire Naval Academy Ga psi on sunday
morning next viii he the Rt. Rev.
George Alien Bsocasr, ID D., Bisnop
of Western Noorsska.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-02-01

d, IKE q letter from home.
. Ia ~. n follows you where
.r.r you 60. Socts' q m0htn
usl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-02-01
BATTLESHEP AGROUND
Caught on Bar While Breaking Ice in
Channel.

While breaking ire i'll channel
near an Atlantic port battleship
went aground on a sandbar and yes
terday was still fast She was said TO
be resting easily and officers expected
TO float her unchanged at ibe next
high tide
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-02-01
Awarding certificates.

Certificates of the completion of the
course-were then awarded to 292 off
GERS, representing nearly every i'm.
portant city and every State in the
Union As each came forward to re-
ceive his certificate he was congratu-
lated by Secretary Daniels.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-02-01

Clsra Kimball Yo0Dg in a tense pic-
rurization % her great stage success
" Shirley Kaye" Colonial, Friday
adv 2ti2l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-02-01
Unending Examination.

Your entire life in the Navy viii be
an examination-ex examination of your
leadership. of your steadfastness, of
your readiness, of your cheerfulness,
of your fairness and consideration for
your men. and of your devotion and
loyalty to your seniors. These are
the examinations of character which
you will be undergoing at all times
and your silent. just, but unrelenting
examiners will be the officers and
men of the Nayy-those under whom
you serve and those who serve under
YOU. Your value and reputation as an
officer will rise or fall under this un-
ending examination by. your ship
mates, and if you develop and prove
your ability, your leadership. your
initiative and your responsibility, then
YOU will have the enthusiastic CO.
operation of a loyal and gallant crew
officers and men who will follow YOU
through fire and gale. And gentle
men. there is nothing in life so fine
and so glorious as to be the COM
mander of a naval force and TO feel
that every officer and man stands
ready to go to the very end under
your leadership.
That is the spirit you must strive
for. that is the spirit to guide you to
victory in time of peril and in the
stress of war. Let no act of yours
cause our countrymen TO impair that
confidence which they have so long
reposed in the honor, in the valor. in
the skill. and in the integrity Of the
officers and men of our Navy.
Principle OF Justice To All.
IN his recent admirable message tc
Congress and 10 the world, our Com
mander-in-C Chief, the President, pro-
claimed .'the principle of justice 10 all
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-14

EIRsT cleanse your skin thoroughly by
J. washing it in your usual way with
Woodbury's Facial Soap and warm water.
Wipe off the surplus moisture, but leave
the skin slightly damp. .
. Now work up with warm water heavy
lather of Woodbury's Facial Soap in your
hands. Apply it to your face and rub it
into the pores thoroughly always with an
upward and outward motion. Rinse with
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-14
Skin blernishes
How to get rid Of them

Just before retiring, wash in your usual way
with warm water and Woodbury's Facial Soap
and then dry your face. Now dip the tips of
your fingers in warm water and rub them ON
the cake Of Woodbury's until they are covered
with heavy, creamIike lather. Cover each
blemish with thick coat of this soap creamand
leave it on for ten minutes. Then rinse very
carefully with clear, hot water; then with cold.
Use Woodbury's regularly in your daily
toilet. This will make your skin so firm and
active that it will resist the frequent cause of
blemshes and clear your skin.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-14
DIV slins-How, to correct them

warm water, then with cold-the colder the
better. If possible, rub your face for few
minutes with piece of ice.
This treatment will make your skin
fresher and clearer the first time you use
it. Make it a nightly habit, and before
long you viii see marked Improvement
"a promise of that lovelier complexion
which the steady use of Wocdbury's al
ways brings.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-14
Conspicuous nose pores
Hon to reduce, them

Dip acloth il very hot water; lather
IL with Woodbury's Facial Soap, then
hold it to your face. When heat has
expanded the pores, rub ia very gently q
fresh lather Of Woodbury's. Repeat this
hot water and lathert application several
times, stopping at once If your nose feels
sensitive. Finish by rubbing the noso
for thirty seconds with lump Of Ice
Always dry your skin carefully.
This treatment cleanaes the pores and
strengthens the small muscular dbers so
taey can contract properly.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-14
Send for sample cake of soap with booklet of famous trea
ments and sample Of Woodburys Facial Powder

and Facial Powder. Address The
Andrew Jergens Co, 600 Spring
Grove Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio.
IF you I've ia Canada, address
The Andrew Jer9ens Co., Limited,
900 Sherbrooke Streof, Perth.
Ontario.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-14

Send s cents for trial size cake
(enough for a week or ten days of
any Woodbury. Facial treannent)
together with the booklet of treat
rnents, " A Skin You Love to Touch =
Or for 10 cents we viii send. you
samples OF Woodbury's Facial Soap
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-14
Enlarged pores
HON. to make your skin fine
in texture
tn texture

Dip your washeloth in very warm water
and hold it to your face. Now take cake of
Woodburys Facial Soap, dip it in water and
rub the cake itself over your skin. Leave the
slight coating of soap on for few minutes
until the skin feels drawn and dry. Then
dampen the skin and rub the soap in gently
with an upward and outward motion. Rinse
the face thoroughly, first In tepid water, then
in cold. Whenever possible, rub the face with
a piece Office. Always dry carefully.
Use this treatment persistentiy. You can
feel the difference the very first time you use
it. Within ten days your skin will show a
marked improvements promise Of that
greater smoothness and finer texture that the
steady use Of Woodbury's always brings.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-14

This b0oklat contains tiaeInost
famous skin treatments ever
formulated. It gives you the
treatment just suited 60 your
skin. IAcomes wrapped around
every cake ef SVoodbury's
Taeial Soap.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-14

given on this page. Begin tonight to use the one
which your skin needs. Use Woodburys every
night The very first time you try it, you will feel
the difference in your skin - promise of the
greater clearness and freshness that the steady
of Woodbury's always brings to the skin.
Within ten days or two weeks you will notice
the Improvement in your skin j
You will find treatments for the various other
troubles of the skin in the booklet wrapped around
every cake of Woodbury's Facial Soap Get
cake today, and begin at oncethe treamentfor your
particular trouble. rs cent cake is sufficient for
month or six weeks of any Woodbury. Facial
treatment and for general cleansing use for that
time Woodburys is on sale at drug stores and
toilet goods counters throughout the United States
and Canada.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-14
Yours skin
is what

FAVE you ever wondered why It is that some
= girls are blessed with naturally lovely COM
- - plexons- the charm of clear, fresh color?
The truth is that your skin, too, can be clear and
radiant Your skin is what your make ii.
e your skin is not fresh and clear, if it has been
gradually growing coarser, il Is because you have
not been giving it the proper care for its needs.
Find ont just what is the matter with
your skin then give it the
proper treatment
Your skin is being renewed every day. AS old
skin dies, new forms to take its place. Begin at
once 10 give this new skin the proper treatment to
keep it clear and lovely. You will be surprised
to see how quickly it improves.
Three of the famous Woodbury. treatments are
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-10
/ Qaois(aus Hnsiefa.

8eltern abenb itarb, nad) langenl
2eiben, 9aoislaus 8u5icfa, I'M 6olie
ieines Snfels, Soiepb gfert. Der
Seritorbene itanb in, 26lten 9rBens-
)abrc. ST mar aln Is. eslltli 1893 in
Mdbriid-S ftrau, Mabreri, geborsn
nno fam por uligefabr 5ebn Sobren
nit ieinen @reBeltern biereer. Big
FOR i~tngefabr 5 Wnnaten, OILS er cr-
frantic, mar er inn Erelie- Simmer ser
uSrcien Trelie~ angelteat uno bcfuies
lid itets oils Elm. oroentlid;er, treuer
lno fleiBiger Mtnid). SeiH friibseih-
ger Soo miro DON alien, Die i'm fo1at=
ten, ber5lif) bebailert. Gr mar Sit.
aliea oes olterreifiihen @ereins. Gle
8eeroienng Tnoet morysr na6lnit-
tag Inn 3 ll9r pom Sonis ieines On
fels, Muffin StraBe No- 1109 aus,
!tatt.
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BON NientpbiS uno 3be6en. SIN 81
tertum mar Ser Srt aud) fetnesmeg3
10 abgelegen Die batte, oenn an i6m
Tllbrte eine5teils Der ulte Sue5fonot
oorbel, tpel6er Den Nil nit Dem oro=
bild)en Meerbltien perbano, anoeren=
tells cine 46apeigung Ser alten bon
Sprte1n. nod 9eapptel1 filbrenoen SD
rapanenItraBe. Ser Srt iebeint aber
Icbon frlb in gerfoa geraten 5u iei1,
menlg1tens miro bon elmer 3erit5
rllrtg ourdl Die Eerien1 siae Gn5e oes g..
S~ahrbnnoerts b. Gbn., berid)tet.
9os beeelltenoltei l1eherbleiblel lit
ein Sbelisf, ser obpobl tief perare-
ben IN ben @iiiteniano, iib immer
nod Ied5ig SUB bo6 erbe6t. Sein Nl-
ter miro altf 1000 Sabre angegebcn:;
CT loa i~iberbaupt ser .dlteIte oler nod
b%eitebenoen Sbelisfen iein. @os ans
iell}em @egenitiid ~gelporoen lit (oie
Sbelfsfen famen ltets padrlpeile
por), weiB man uift. Mogliderpeiie
muroe er BET Ser 3eritorunq umae=
ltitr5t nno liegt MN inter ocm Gon.
De ~begraben.
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Bur %terten cSreibeits Nnleibe.

Sin ~erltltes gSDrt nt1dtf beltt' ib az GndJ
re0ett,
Sas 9ut lnD Sung mnS Nrut uttb 3eid,
b~etrtfft,
tna bas fir aae io,uie atdJ fir Seben
Sebt srpfer, itnranbewester 3citenS d,rift.
Gs bait etn blutfger &rieg Die @elt ee=
fa1seu,.
Der gSeg sum Si1t fi6rt tets 6nrdJ
IT'S. - Oiift're Hadlt, 93's ''fs
Nuts !Weae tit jett Der Appeaaersanget,
Sal SIR ben Santpf fir Sreibeit mdg
n -. lid ttad1t,, aa.
guR Sbr nit 1etd)teit ,}6ersett, frofen
'fis ~ Mtetett Ht' tfH
unS obne ltnteri tieo' benz 8anf entiprtdJt,
&esetitert iult SIR iett benz 2aube
Dteten,
Stoi5 gebeit tbm bas Sderflein Gurer
Gflidjt.
WDblntl Dettit, JrennSe uber @tSeriad1er.
Die la1ge Seit Sbr rnnblps Se6attiert,
Woblan Senn, SIR, Ueuatter 6anbidub=
rnad1er,
Ser SIR has srpRe @prt unn Stamm=
ttid fi6rt!
Sebt gilt es nift ttebr breben poer ben :
telu,
SIR iolit pergeiien bet 8arteicn j3uiit,
Sest ipat SIR aus ben ppllgeipiften 8eu=
teiH
Gem GarSe geben, mas bes 2anbes lit.
Sett it's slttt Murren 3eit nidt urS
sum- Gabern
Tenn Cure S3bne fteben jebt int Eeto,
nno Gner Slut flieBt aud Surdy tire
Aberr,
Sn tbrenn Sd)tt mmF 6teHeH Guer 0sefo.
Sett tits an Gmh, bic SIR frembaebprea,
Sir bic 81 Helm Ser 6eimat SGpae tparo,
DAT bteient Sanbe SIR, saf SIR e~rfpren,
Setgt, baR mod tren uab edrlidb Gure
Nrti
Sic Gnrer &inber 5eim Sbr bier begriin :
bet,
Die freie 0afliffeit SIR bier semiekt,
SEPT fottmt fir Gud) Oie Stnnbe, ia Sbr
fiinoet,
SaE Sant6arfeit bmrf Gare 6erssn
flteft,
Dretft ttef unb frDbsentut int Cure Ga=
idlem,
Tmr niht ner5iueifeln gleid, On 6plhe
Miaib,
Vtitet gu NAL etiuas tuenfgey Ganbp
maiden,
Eraait etipas lGmger On oas alte &feib.
Jtltft tt,tr lerams, Sir fciiteh SedJfitm=
paner,
Ihibrt etnmal t~pcniger bas 0(as nm
M.mtb,
Uebt einntal wen'ger nuf Die SesetboG=
men,
9th S~Htdpsd1en men ger tit Gitdj auiJ
eeiunb!
S5r iplt ia tttr 10 berslid) iuenig geber,
Htd)t ME bic Srmgs, bic briiben iilto i'm
5elb,
Die upfern freuois ME erietbar' 2eben,
Sbr aher opfert letdt eriebtes Gelb.
Gs fpart lid ieibt, hat rtatt fidl's upr.
geTDtttnlen
0ebt nod 8erm6gen, reihlid1 pber fleitt,
Ses Armen Sent lit ebeniu uilfummrn
Wis mic hes 8eiden SanienbbpIarideta
Nenu 4ne freubte tire Siirbe trasen,
Damn ihlinst nm Aae iid Elm einig'
8anD,
HnS tn Der 3mfmnft fieseriiilten gasen
fyebt Trcibeit nit benz Jriebeu @anb isr
9anbi
SEQ 8as.
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Sentider 1nterrldt bfeibt.

Sn Sen Gbicaeoer gororten OnP
Bart unb 5oreit 8arf 6eifsen ,bfe
Oentiden 10 gut pie feinelr @inflltb.
8eioe Tldse iinb bauptiGdfib potl
Imerifanern ni6toeutIher Mbltam-
mu1lg bepobnt. Srosbem beitbfoB oer
Sdulrat iener 8emeinmeien, Sen I'm
terriht IN ser oeuti6en Sprade BET
~5ubebalten.
Gin Gbicagoer 9latt beridtet oar
uber in ieinem 2ofalteil:
Ser oeutihe unterriht miro N
BEN offentli6en S6ulen ser @eme;n,
Be Gaf 8arf nnb in ser So6Idule
Der 8emeinoe uno oes &iper 6orcit
Sonnibip b~eibebalten peroen. Der
S6n(rat Der @emetnoe entI6ieo ee-
tern dbeno einItimmig in oieIem
Stnne uno mics Elm @eiu6 oes Geo.
Hogers Glarf &apitels ser S6dlter
Der omerffaniiden &ebolution ben
oeutl6em rtnterribt ab5ui6offen, ab.
9tah elmer fltr5en Debate itimmten
grolioert S. aibben Sngons uno Die
SGnlfommiIfare Srau %. q. 0ou-
glaB uno g. 6. Clifton fir oie 9ei.
bebaltung oes oelltiden l1nterridts.
Die S~huffommiiidre @iniam Betti-
gren ltno &alter 8. @errid paren
abmeieno.
uSn ieiner Iniprabe an 0en Sfrl-
rat erflarte Braiioent Snsaas: ga
Or. Tbilamoer g. GIarton, ser Bun
!oesfommiiiar fir gr5iebunasmeleu,
Ole National Security league uno
Die neutrality-suspicious. ser Maiier-
ten oas Stlroium Der oeuti1en Spra=
che %empfeblen, fonnen mir nidt an
oers, OILS fir Die 8eibebaltung oes
oeiltiden lfnterridts in unierea
5S6ulen SIT ffimmen.",
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-10

auto=ambulan5 Den Militdrbe6oroen
MIR $3,670,000 belief. gs ideint noe.
zig Iuslidt porbanoen 81 ieiL bic
bon San Itrtonio perlonete Quote
BON $4, 725,000 bts beutc Wlittaa,
Fpie nripriinglih beabii6tigt mar, 3u.
1ammen5ubringen. @roBe4nItrenaun-
gen mIroen Don Sen 8~erfaufs &olIi-
tes tpabreno oer lesten Gage genladgt
ben opferuIaigen 8atriotismus Der
San Mntonioer 8etDobner an5ureaclt.
@nf Blaeen, an StraBetiefen uno
BON eroBen &egiernng =grilds MN
ben @niprahen gebalten uno SOS
Nnblifnm ourd muiifalifhe Ittraf=
tionen gefefielt uno gum &oufen auf>
geforoert. @s watrben or1 gni1s bib
Idle grfolge ourh oieleS traBen-& ar1=
pagnen er5ielt uno mobl eeeen $780,
600 Genos perfauft, oeb miro oas
8eiammtreiultat baour6 MIR IN ae-
ringer @eiie g%eforoert merhen. &m
Wttttmo6 abeno mur6e fem 8erift
ailseegeben nno Die leeten auf Die
&agne be5uglidelt Mitteilnngc.i
neroen I'M 2aufe oes 9sabnrittaees
befam1t gegeben.
9ie Serren Sultan Gfapper,
8eo. Sagens ans 9oafum un0 @tls-
Soensler airs ga Grange limb M
gcn5lidli6 in Der Staot, ltur einer
Sibun9 oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der
9ermannsiobne bei5ulppbuen-
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@rnnoeigeutnms-l lebertraamasen

&. s. annwlt an Sbomas 8. MaIters
ion, 8rnnoltiid i'm neuen gitn Slod
450; $6 5000.
Sa5eneu @. Campbell an Setter Soc
bel urb Srdu, @rlmoinid an Ser gnf
Goer9reen Ctr; $4,25O.
Sanes " Snplur uno Srau an Sill
mar uno $era Seubaum, @runolhid n
Der 9igblnaS Scarf Gooition; $4,000.
3. Il. Tbooits nuo 81. q. Gitdeb ar
Sobn g Grob unb DORA 8. groB
erunoitiiG I'M ueueu Gitp ,9lod 2955;
$t,25t.
aonis sri gaapr an william S. wot.
ion nno 6raif, $500 older oano;
$19.500.
8. g. Mhooius ii. 81. an Staot Gan
antonioe 8rilroitlf an Der 9epine ctr.
8. 81 8itbers, Sruitee. an aloiu
Otto Simmermana, @rumb5tiid am Gros
ipect Sia Elaee; $345.
Yoatpeo Gopptni unh ;Srau ON @i[s
liam. Gliie Mne @dlbine Sau5d. @ruuos
210:f5:
8. $. 5aule unb Srau an g. 3.
gfefffer unb Srau. @runoitiid in ser
Ilano 5eigbts Nboition; Sc. 1000
@rs. Ben 8ation an 81. $. SeiSer,
@rlnoitiid in Der Gait gn9lepcoo Goois
tien; $3.50.
y. q. Star5 an 8nlter Seimer, 8 Pa
Ider lnp 4.85 Ider 2anb,; $4,000.
-. 81. 8ttbers, Sr1itee, an @uItap n.
St,he, @rlfnoftiid in Ser Yroipect Sil
abbition; 1856.
@ultap Otter nnb Sron an &ler
yeolsber9er nnb Srau. @riiuoltiid i'm ST.
tn Gtod 965; $460.
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Sdiopolis.
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! uHtueit oes 9orfes Motorieb, an
Der Winauug oes BON Dem Oamiette-
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far1als ir pen Meuialebiee in Inter
dgppten, erbeben fib in einiomer Ma-
| Ielfat Die Guinen BON Seliopolis, be-
/ ltebeno airs einigen Sempeltriim=
rtern uno einem Obelisf. Gin babies
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! totem 9iloe einiges 2eben, m6breuo
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terbroden miro. 3lineilen perirrcr
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Gee iagen, in biefe Oeoe, sic ppr
mebreren tauieno Sabren Den Mit-
telpurft eines groBartigen Sonnen=
fltltns hiIoete- ate
Ya-&a, Die 5taot oes Sta, beib1
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fommt. Sra NOR Ole aus ser llraott-
belt Der alter @esppter, BON DEM ip6-
ter Que meiften an6eren @ottbeiten OBJ
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ftet7gott uno batte an Der IN Heoe tie
bettben Stefle feinen be~oeutenolten
Sempel. Sc mad ben neridseoeften
Staoien Der Sonne bate oiefe @ott-
belt ardl perf6tebene @%eltalfen uno
Ramen. Bel Sonnenaufgang bieB er
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trat Der Nome Hd in leiae Ge6tc,
beim unteraung miro err oIs @reis
NIT Dem 0amen Gum geoadt. 9as
unteriroii6e 8erbinoungsglieo 3ui-
fhen Sor-em.duti uno Gum lit
9nepb. Cine ipdtere @eItaltuna 5es
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beilig Der Sperber, Der beafarbiqq
| Stier, Mnepis genanat, uno 2ofpcn
bon beDer 6Grbung.
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Often fommenb, pobI nidts anoeres
lit, als cine Geriinnbilolidnng Der
Come, Die aues INNER ipieoer flel,
belebt, penn aud ibr Brand oft Ser,
oorrung berbeifibrt. Sod Ser an
meiIteu 9onebaren Gage perbronute
iid Der Bbonir bon 3eit 5u 53eit, I'm.
0efabr ale 600 Sabre, alf einenl
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fteu D%eriiindt emborftipd IN
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8ieoerge6urt uno Ser @migfeit iiber.
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insbeionoere in Den biitoriifen Dis.
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geridtsbofes ncben lie bier 9rieIterI
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: 8.

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les a%bsemieien. @~otion, Der al 80
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lett iiber 5tuei Sabren i'm @rabe
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tenoen @ouoerneur Solution beglla.
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len uno anoere 8ergniieungs .gtobliI
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IN @onlton, bod eritredt iif in oielel
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