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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-28
THIS THANKSGIVING.
BY NELS YINGLE.

I can't express my feelings
At this glad Thanksgiving time;
There's a joy that comes stealing,
Like sacred vesper chime;
And my heart in peace is swelling,
With thanksgiving to the core,
AS with hymns of praise I'm telling
All the things I'm thankful for.
Very often grave disaster.
Changes aspects have found,
And we see in it some blessing,
AS Thanksgiving rolls around.
So as nations thru their struggles
Seek the light in freedoms way,
We can see Gods hand in making
This grand Thanksgiving day.
But can't express my feelings.
They're too big for MOI tai man,
So am sincere in thinking
That there's no one else who can.
For the biggest and the deepest,
And the sweetest things that be,
Must remain guarded secret,
Just between my God and me.
So say that am thankful,
But my words are like the spray,
And my feelings like the mighty deep,
This great Thanksgiving day.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-28
THE BOCHE MUST PAY
Westminster Gazette Says the Bill
Must Be Settled.

London, Nov. 27.-German states.
whatever their form, must pay the
bill. Germany, as a whole, must be
held responsible for the consequences
of the war. says the Westminster Ga
zette. IN discussing the situation that
has developed in Germany.
The newspaper admits that the al
lies may find that the legal entity of
Germany has undergone vast change
and that like Austria. it may burst in
fragments before negotiations are
cOmpleted.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-28
CLEAR THE NORTH SEA
400 Mine Swccpcrs VIII Pick Up All
OF Explosives.

Harwich. Nov. 81 (delayed) -Four
hundred mine sweepers. under Cap
tain Lyons. commander Of the British
mine sweeping squadron, have been
mobilized for the task of sweeping
the entire North sea and tn coasts
of England. Scotland and Ireland.
Small fishing craft will supplement the
work OF the main fleet
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-28
Drakc-Amcs Game Is Called on for
Today.

! Des Moines. Nov. 28.-Heavy fall of
snow here today caused the postpone
/, ment of the iowa State-Drake univer-
sity game scheduled for Drake sta
dium. and the contest will be played
Saturday. November 80. at Ames.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-28
TO CROSS THE RIVER
Germans Over Saar-Yanks Will Move
About December 4.

Luxemburg. Sunday. Nov. "A (By
Army Wire to Channon. AThe Ger
mans crossed the Saar in force Sunday
bound northeastward. The Americans
are marking time along the frontier.
where they will remain until December
!, at least.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-28
BRITISH WOULD SIGN
They Want Peace in Three Months
Then Reconstruction.

London. Nov. 2S.-British officials
favor signing the peace treaty within
three months, SO as to allow early de-
mobilization and beginning of recon-
struction. the Express declared today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-28
WILSON APT TO GO
The Huns Expect To Invite President
To Visit Germany.

Copenhagen, Nov 2S.-The Lokal
Anzeiger says President Wilson prob
ably will be invited to visit Germany
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-28
FOUR INCHES OF SNOW
Heaviest Fall In History In Month Of
November.
WEATHER FORECAST FOR KANSAS

WEATHER FORECAST FOR KANSAS: !:
Generally fair tonight and Friday: colt.er
tonight. Protect 30 hour shipments 10th
and west against a temperature of 20: east
and south against temperature of Is.
The snow this morning was the
heaviest that ever fell in Topeka on
Thanksgiving day and one of the heav-
lest in the month of November. The
snow here registered a depth of Az
inches. The rain Wednesday after
noon and evening measured "a of an
inch.
According to S. D. Flora. state me-
U.Onfinued ON paRe THol
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-28

Two Inches of Snow.
Hutchinson. Kan, Nov. 28.-Two in
ches of snow fell here during the night
and today it is slowly melting.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-28

London, Nov. 2S.-British : and
American flags were floating side by
side from all public buildings today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-28

WEATHER FORECAST for Kansas:
;" Generally fair tonight and Fri-
day. Colder tonight.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-28
PLAY GAME SATURDAY

W'Ontinued ON Pege Two.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-28

THIS is truly Thanksgiving of grea
patriotic thanks and rejoicing.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-11
THEY ARE NOT BUILT THAT WAY.

Ever since the turning OF the tide on the
western battlefront, the Germans have been
the defensive. The checking of the advance of
the allied forces has only been temporary Now
and again the Germans would secure hold only
TO be broken again. and they have been pushed
back steadily until today they appear to be on
a run TO get away ont Of the path of the pur-
suers. The Germans have been discovered.
That is to say. their manner of fighting is not in
the open. They are good fighters only when
they can hide when in holes in the ground
throwing gas bombs or playing tricks like trait
they have proven themselves to be, or fight
ing women and children. When you can catch
them in the open, they are towards they run.
Which is just what they are doing today-try-
ing to run away from real fighters.
The tactics employed by the Germans since
they We're checked in their advance on Paris,
have been to dig holes in the ground and erect
baITages. When routed out Of their holes, they
ran like ours when discovered thieving. They
can't stand up in the open and fight like men.
They are not built that way despite their big
feet Evidently. the Allies have discovered
their veal: point and they are taking advantage
OF their discovery. They are keeping them on
the rum
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-11

of the brand we have in mind just now, one must
be tricky. This faculty must be well developed
like it appears to have been in Senator Dan A.
Sutherland and Senator Aldrich when they COL
lected mileage from the territory for expenses
they had not incurred, as told by the Juneau En-
pire in an article we reproduced in yesterdays
issue of the Progressive-Miner. From that ar
ticle these politicians may not be dishonest but
they are at least tricky to the extent of getting
something for Notwithstanding we have
never been able to do; therefore we conclude
that we are no politician. And incidentally,
happy in the thought.
In showing up these Infamous TRICKS OF the
solons, the Empire seems to have desire to
make capital crime of the tricks; which, if OF
record as the Empire says it Isl the collection OF
that money constitutes robbery of the people,
and should be punished.
But why beat around the oush. These items
Of expense represented to have been made and
paid for by the territory, must have been ap-
proved by one or more other officials; otherwise
they could not have been paid Either the Gov
ernor; the Secretary or the Attorney General
must have approved and certified to the bills.
Then why not accuse the whole bunch of being
crooks. They are all in the same boat-all
guilty of robbing the people. Provided the facts
in the case are as the Empire represents them
TO be- It's nasty mess which must be cleaned
up. Our grand jury might do worse than to
look into this matter.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-11
GOALS OF FIRE.

Once in while the temptation to grumble
empowering. Back home back of the lines where
onCtoy often enters. piece drudgery or some
sacrifice may bring complaint.
Whatever the temptation to grumble may be. take
4 look a this picture before doing
In the recent push to the Vesle Yank outfit fought
is way forward for six days chasing the beaten Hun
Fer six days it tackled machine gun nests faced
rifle and shell fire. and yet moved swiftly that
Of its field kitchens could not keep up the pace.
So for six days in addition its many other burdens
this organization united except few cold
sells dealt out sparingy to preserve existence Yet
Glen the first sergeant finally caught up with the
detachment he heard grumblng complaining, no
bitterness of any sort. He found each man accepting
me situation part OF the he playing part
Of the burden he had carry as part the sac
rfce he had to make.
These facing DEATH injury, hunger thirst and
almost unparalleled WEAKNESS dad complaint to
offer when, for the greater part six days they were
forced go without food
Il they refused to grumble their lot, who else,
n the Army of it has the right to do so?-Stars
and Stripes
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-11
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR
Sal e

Sealed bids will be received by the
Forest Supervisor, Ketchikan, Alaska
up to and including November, 4, 1918
for 100000 feet B. NJ, more or less,
of Sitka spruce and $4,000 it. B. NJ.
more or less, of Western hemlock
sawtimber and 10000 linear feet of
piling upon a designated area on the
west shore of Benin Canal about three
miles southwest of Eddystone Rock,
Tongass National Forest. No bid of
less than $3.50 per M. feet for Sitka
spruce and $1.0O per M. feet for Wes-
tern Hemlock, and SAC per linear
foot for piling up to and including rs
feet in length, 1c per linear foot from
&c to 95 feet, inclusive, and lie per
linear foot for all piling over 95 feet
in length will be considered. The
right to reject any and all bids re-
served. Before bids are submitted
full information concerning the tim
Der, the conditions of sale, and the
submission of bids should be obtain
ed from the Forest Supervisor. Ket-
chikan. Alaska.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-11
The POcatello Tribune remarks:

me POcateIIO IT1Dune T0LlafKS: AN ITEM
states that forty states maintain state geolo-
gists Idaho is a little conservative on maintain
ing officials though in the matter of Analysing
the hard surfaces of the state it maintains" a
few former officials at Boise who have been doing
geological work with q hammer at the peniten-
tiary for some time past. Also seems to have
some others who developed marked ability in
locating certain pay streaks n the state house
formation
Our soons who robbed the territorial treas
ury for expenses they had not incurred, may
find food for reflection in the above
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-11
NOTICE OF MEETING

Alaska Labor Union Number Five
will meet at eight p. m. Wednesday
at Deep Sea Fisherman's Hall.-advtf
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-11
IN THE U. S. COMMISSIONERS
COURT FOR kETcHlkAN PRE-
CINCT, DIV. NO. 1-ALASKA
IN PROBATE

IN PROBATE
NOTICE is HEREBY GIvEN-that
the administrator of the estate of
Orlando Wells Grant, deceased, has
rendered and filed his final account in
said estate for settlement with Pc
tition for final distribution of same,
and that Monday, the 3Oth day of De-
cember. 1918, at two o'clock p. m. at
the court house at Ketchikan, Alaska,
has been appointed by said court as
the time and place for settling and
hearing same, and any person may
appear and file in writing his objec-
lions thereto, or any particular item
thereof.
Dated Sept. 26th, 1918.
VIM. T. MAHONEY,
Probate Judge
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-11

Tomorrow, according TO Governor Riggs
proclamation has been declared holiday to be
devoted to the work Of increasing our subscrip-
ton 10 the Fourth Liberty Loan. 1t is useless
10 say that no better cause will ever present it
self On our efforts depend the success of the
boys over there. and as we have remarked be-
FORE if the boys are willing to risk their lives to
defend our homes, the least we can do in appre-
citation is to help them in carrying out their AIM
Tomorrow. then. everybody who have not already
subscribed and everybody who can subscribe for
more. must come forward.
Remember that ketchikan cannot afford to
lagg This community made up of big hearted
people cannot afford to remain passive to such
appeal. We must answer with d real show of
our devotion to the cause. Is the Committee
ready for action?
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-11
AT THE POODLE: DOG
GRILL
W ~ YOU COME HERE TO DINE

w -h YOU COME HERE TO DINE
10 round While selections from the
mt ar being made You viii see
a 10 d weI-Lted people among whom
y2'a VII probably discover some you
IsnJ#. Dent be surprised at that.
Tbs restaurant is known far and wide
as the ''Place Of fine food and right
people We shall be glad to intro
duea yen 10 both.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-11

Bonds Put the Dam in Potsdam.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-11
IMITATION

is the sincerest form of flattery, that
is why it pleases us to hear that other
isaundries claim to do work just like
ours. It is a tribute to the excellence
OF our iauderiny which we fully ap
preciate. But why not have the Origi-
you wont nave 70 say they are as
perfect as ours. The work Will be
ours and the real thing.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-11
A DIRTY MESS.

Candidly, We are happy in the thought that
we are no politician. Moreover We are happy in
the knowledge that ce shall never be one To be
successful politician, requires much more
astu5eness than we possess. TO be politician
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-11

Do you want peace? Then buy it!
Every Liberty Bond is stepping
stone toward enduring peace.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-11
SWEDISH MASSAGE
Nechano-Therupy Swedish
Massage and Gymnastics
0SAAR S. s. GOHRANSON

Hrs. Gohranson will give facial mag
szee, scalp treatment and shampoo by
ppo;ntment.-Phone r. 179.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-04
Narft 8eriht.
Cotton

Cotton.
Gan antonio, beute SO gents.
@alpefton, seltern 81 geuis.
Gottonfamem-T roonfte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-04
rs,e &rsIe ik seras; 6ylsitag ben 4. Oftobtr 1918.

Itottet iino uno ols geiesli0 bin6eno
angeieben meroen. 9iele gnti6el=
ourtg pltroe in ben 6anen BON meb-
reren Snpunern, mel6e eingetreteu
moren uno iiH DerIidert batten, ge=
t~roffen 90 .iie ntbt fmitanoe linO,
hire Ser8aaerlte61ten an Srt nno
Stelle SIT bringen.
Nm @onnerStag, Dem erltet
Gage Der in Gan 4ntouipa5ur llnter-
ltGtuitg Ser Notleioeltoen III Den peits
teraniifen 9uirres9 i1iriften peralf=
~Italtetea aampagne, fpitrben $2,f00
foaeftiert. sft asraF % @s
Durd s'oie 8erboftltng zines
@bouffeurs, Ser megen 0iebitdbls e.
nes fleinen Sanofoffers eingeltedt
ul1rbe, glaubt Ole 8olt5ei elmer Spib-
bubenbonoe ouf oie Spur gefommell
gu fem, Die Ben 9iebitobl pon BoIlo=
aier : @epdd als regulates @eldaft
betrieb. Snfolge oes @elt0noniiies
oeS perbafteten gbauffeurs ipurben
5pei anoere aerle feitgenommelr,
tpel6e finn Softer, Ole auf Sen Sc
pdf : Blatformen Der 8obnbofe ge-
Itanoen, faltbliitig aufgelaben batte1l
utto oan1it losgefabren maren.
Der gunoes : Mari1an bat AZ
oeutiden Srauet unb Mdbben, mel
DIE unter ben jesigen 8eroromunaetl
als feitolide @usldnoerinnen .nree-
ieben tueroen, grlaubniBi6eine aus
geiteat, ourb melde tie berebtigt
iino, iunerbalb elmer baIben Meile
bon einem Sruppenlager noer milf
tdriidem @tabliIiement mobnen ober
arbeiten 5u oiirfen. Die 3nbl Ser
bltrb bieie nelten 8~eitimmungen BE-
troffenen 8rauenl- miro nod Ser i'm
lesten Sriibiabr borgenomntenen BE
giitrierung auf $50 geiddet. Mue
Sral1er, melde oieie grlallbnisi6eine
nod nift geloIt baben, ionten Dies
iebt iofort tim; moreen lit Der leste
Gag, an Dem oieiel6en ansgeItelt
meroen.
Die felt Ginger 3eit opiidell
oen 9afermeiitern uno ibren @e6iil=
fen beItebenoen Streitigfeiten megei,
Sobn uno arbeits5eit iino am 9on-
nerstase burd elm Sdieosgeri6t bei-
gelegt tporoen. 9esgleihen miro err
nartet, oaB Die Dor Ginger 3eit BON
ser Mer6ants Sransfer Company
entlalienen 90 Union : Gbauffeure
in cen naditen Sagel1 ole Irbeit pie-
Der nlifnebmen tperoen.
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uIes.
GrbDBnns Der 9iate uermeigert,

Die BON Ser FRACTION Company
nadgeiudte grbobuug ser Sabrrate
ouf Sen StraBeubabnen Inn / Gent
1T pertpeigert moroen. Die Stoot-
&onmiii1re ltiisea ii6 oorauf, ooB
Die &ontpagaie eilten 40 Sabre lau-
fenoen 5rei6rfef bat, in meldem aus
oriidli6 porge5dlrieben 1T, bob eille
bobere State dis flint Gents nibt ee=
foroert peroen oarf uno llmIteise,
tidets alsgegeben meroen miiI1en.
I'm ben 8eidluB nobmals gu erbar-
ten, lit cine Srbinano ongenommel1
Doroen, oaB es feiner @eleIli6aft,
Sirma ooer &orporationb Die Stra-
Benbabnlinien eignet, pahtet ODER
operiert, erlaubt lit, cine bobere Gute
als fiinf Gents fir eine 6abrt nit Ell
nem ltmiteigetidet innerbalb Der
@ren5en ser Staot San Mntonio gu
berednen. Sin oie llebertretung oel
9~eitimmungen oieier Srbinan8 mer-
Den Strafen ongeicst.
Die 8eamten uno annalte Der
Aorporation gaben ibr gritauneu
iiber oieIe l1~nertpartete gntiheioltng
gu erfennett, fonnten aber nidt Iageit,
pel1e tpeitere S1ritte lie in Ser @t.
gelegenbeit ergreifem meroen.
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8aarsablmns.

Der Grieg bot cine Menge llmmdt-
sungen bernorgerufen unb Neues ge.
idaffen. 9ie 3egieruns bat iiberaa
eingegriffen, georonet uno reguliert
nno es lit feline 6rnge, Dab oaburd)
Der friiber iiblid)en maSIoien &eraer-
aung nno 8erid1penoutg ginbalt ge-
boten moroen lit. 9tur ems feblt,
nnierer aniidt nad), INN Die ourd)
oiefe MaBreeeln benbiidtiste Sefono-
,nie CUR polleu @eItung 81 bringeul
uno Dies lit n8oar5ablnne". Ger
8eridmenoing piiroe iofort ser
groBte 9ampfer mlfeeiebt, menn pr
les, mas gefaift miro, baar be5ablt
lperoen fftllb. auBer 6ragc miro aui
areoit meDr gefauft, ais gegen Boar
5ablung. .Shrei6en Sic mir oies
nno oies on," lit leihter geiagt, ais
menn man iofort in oie SaIdc al
greifen ge5muneen lit. Ssn eritererl
Safe miro aneeifofft, mas pieleift
nid)t 70 notig if; I'M lestcren Safe
miro iiberlegt, Oh man einen Irtifel
aud mirflih braudt, 9as Spltetu
lieBe iid nit 2eidtiefeit eiufiihren {,
es miiroe cine erIeidterune fir Sic
Gonflelite uno cine griparnis fir oaa
falifcnoe Yublifnm beoellten.
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NIIerIei.

6lieger : Seiltnant % drtin
@iefede, Sobn oes Germ @uitap
8ieiefe, beifreibt in eirem Brief Den
ieine eltern neulid, BON ibm erbiel.
ten, cine ittereilante 3dbrt BON Con.
Don nod Yaris, mo err geropIane ab.
5uliefern batte. Son Baris trot er
na6 Dem Wittageiien nit feinem
Meroplan in 8egleitung zines fronS5.
s1hen Moiors, Der 3pnoon befudeu
rrolte, Die &iidreiie iiber amiens ON,
mo Tie bel einem Sreunoe bes Ma.
Iors cine erfriihung einnabmen.
Sim abeno paren iie sur redten Seii
IN Sonoor, Inn an Der abenotaIel
aeiInebmen 5l fonuen.
Ste 3abl Der onl 0onnerstaa
an DER ipaniid)en Snfluen5a erfranf-
ten Soloaten belief iif auf 81, orr
MittDod auf 81. Die @eiammt5abI
her I'M Sa.iptboipital auf Sort Sam
0ouiton uutergebrohten 8atienteu
Eetrdgt So. Sic gpioemie lit in Ell.
zier milben 5orm aufgetreten uno i'll
crit IN einem Sale in 2nngenent5iin.
fnng iibergegangen. @ie ifon mitge.
feilt, lit es Den Solooten b~erbote1,
Die Eager gu perIafien; 5l pertuun.
bern 1T es oesbalb Inn 70 mebr, 6af
3ipiIperionen oer 8eiud ser Gamps
god galtattet iii.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-04
@p bleibt sic &onieanens?

Die Staot=&ommiiiare erlaubtell
Der Selepbon=&ontpagnie, Die bier eth
Monopol bat, ibre Gaten nit einenl
S6lage I'M so Ero5ent gu erboGsl
nmb tie nerneigern Der 5traBenbabns
@eieGidaft einen Cent mebr
fir Die Sabrt 81 beredner, alio eineit
3ui6log Inn 20 Bro5ent gu erbeben.
Die StraBenbabn-@ eieQidoft begriins
bet ibr Gerlangen aui oieielben
@riinoe bin pie oie 9elepbon-aont
pagnie: rieiige YreisIteigernng alien
Materials, grbobl1ng Der 2obne ull5
ullgemeinen .8etriebsfoiien. 8esbalb
Die Observation-Disclosures DIE peran,
oerten Serbaltnilie better traaen
fam, mie Die SeIepbon=&ompaenie,
eri6eint mad Ser D~arIteQung Der f.
nan5ieaen Gage Der eriteren n1per-
itanolib. SIN Sale Der Eelepboti.
aompagnie opferte Die Stabt nod
iiber fiinftauieilo Dollar, nm 5u if
rem gntfdeio au selansen; Die g. q.
Vnblie Serpice Company lieferte fo-
Itenfrei oas Material, Inn 81 beuei=
fen, oaB iie nit gerluit arbettet.
Ser Cine Gent mebr fir Die 6abrt
mare fiir Die Observation-Disclosures
feline 8iiroe getDeien, Die 500 fir
oas Selepbon iino cine 2alt fir ieoen,
Der iid oes Selepbons beoienen muB.
$50 bIeibt Die &oniequeno2
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Trvtzige herzen.
Goman BON @. 9eimburg.
lGortfehuna.l

9as Wfdoden tot ibm 10 leio, aber
er peritano tie niht mebr, nno le
ni6t i'm. Sic mar mom0glid) nos9
nieoergeorilfter als er. Sm Nnfa1tae
bate iie nod Deriuht, tim gu ermltn=
tern, bate Dies uno ienes linn Dor
geiflagen. Dime es 81 wiiien, berei-
tete lie ibm oamit nur cine unertrGg-
life YeIn. So fnipfte iie einnlol
ibre 9atibldee an feline oidteriifen
Neigungen, oenen er iih bereits oils
&aoett bingegeben batte. Sb er Die
8erie nod babe, Die er 5upeilen beinl.
geidift, fraete iie i'm. Sic bemobre
mebreres oapon auf = oh tie es eitl-
mol an elm litterariiGes 9Iatt ienoen
oiirfe2 Sic iei iiberaeugt, es tperOe
reiiilieren.
gr batte oarauf geladt ipie ton, 10
tod. oaB i'm Die Erdnen in Die Mus
gen getreten maren, batte. fie anf Die
SdJulser eeflopft unb geiast; u@u-
ter &erl, gieb Dir feline Miibel"
uWenn on Die 8erie .sleih iall-
ltriertelt," mar ibre ifiidterne Gin
menoung gemeien.
08eiter nidts2 Ia, laB MIR gut
iein, mir tut Der aopf meb pom 60
6en!"
ltno er iab iie an nit einem 9li6,
IN Dem 70 pieI Sdmer5 uno Sem
log, Dob lie eri6rofen idpieg.
Id, oieie Oebel 9ieie 8iiite, ole
Dor ibm lag, Dor ibnl, Dem SdloB-
bauptmann bon &erfom! @enn emo
lid Die 3eit INN fem wiiroe uno iei1e
&rdfte perbralt6t, Damn p~enlionierte
man ibn iDabrldeinlih nit oreibun=
bert Sbalern -. Oas ein3ige, mas
ibn nod retten f0nute, mar Elm &rieg,
aber tros ali Dem acknowledgement
bon oriben llno aQer IonItigen oro-
benoen In5eifen = es blieb Srieoe.
@ott lei Can't, modte er bleiben!
lin elmer oerpfui6ten @riiten3 anf3u-
belien, oo5u waren oof i6lieBli6 Ole
&riege ni6t ba! uno Damn oas &ino,
uno mieoer bas Ginol Sebe beiaB iold
fomiibe 4rt, nit Dem fleinen Meit.
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bitterte, gleidgiiltig ironiide 9trt oes
gaters angenommen bate; lie moate
ibn bebanoeln mie Die palsbodigell
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., DIE nod on MGr-
den oloubten. Seini liebte Ole Mdr-
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es feline s3ouberer siebt, es eebt aaeS
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bon 3ranfreid erlitten fomte er inn
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