davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-15
r. You should ask the neigh

Mother. You should ask the neigh
bors.
1t hurts q man a heap more to be
thrown down by a friend than 1t does
to be held up by a stranger.
A man may not believe any OF the
tales you tell him, but he is always
willing to swallow your cocktail.
Anyway, II is some consolation to
the Corn Fed girl who is getting o
Corn Fed each day, to realize that she
Is making the most of herself.
Why is 1t that the average man
can't take a day Off without looking
like he had taken a "a on?
While a railroad depot may be run
on the level, you'll find hat the win
dow of the Information Bureau will
always stand inquiring into.
Most women try to get what they
want before they know what they
want. And that goes for most men.
too.
What has become Of the old-fash-
Toned man who used pull his fingers
until the knuckles cracked?
Once upon q time there was a
sport writer who wrote the story OF a
football game without using the word
husky" But he died. He was too
original for this world.
It Is all right TO extend.a man the
glad hand in q wet town. But in 9
lQIY IOWn u man WOulu EaIHGT De
| offered about three fingers.
Wireless telegraphy Is as old as the
world. Every man gets q lot OF wire-
less messages from his mate.
Some wives would not think OF
opening a letter that Is addressed to
their husbands unless the letter hap
:, pens to be marked Personal"
nothing that they are too tired to dc
anything else.
A smart can always sell
a woman q perfectly useless dingus
by telling her that he wants to speak
TO her mother when she opens the
door, and then expressing surprise
that she is the lady of the house
10 be married.
The trouble with the Princess who
is wearing her first low-neeked waisi
is that she acts like she is the only
girl who Is built that way.
1t isn't the way you look at Other
women that makes your wife mad. Il
Is the way you don't look at her.
An eight-cyiinder liar IL q mar
who tries to explain TO you how he
got that black eye.
4 Some fellows are such light weights
that they couldn't make an impress
sion II they fell into q bed of mortar
Another thing we can't understand
is why our running expenses never
have to stop for breath.
A bachelor feels sorry for a mar
who Is getting married because hs
figures that the poor boob hasn'
sense enough to feel sorry for himself
In some lands a high forehead Is
sign of intellect. But in this country
you can't tell whether the fellow
with the massive. noble dome is 9
Professor or a Garbage Wagon
Driver.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-15
SHARKS IN THE Ray

The report hat more sharks have
been seen In the bay is nothing new.
Sharks are In the bay every year.
We doubt IL there has eyer been a
season when or more sharks have
not been caught in the nets on the
south shore. Sharks are a common
sight TO the boatmen during the sum
mer.
UP until two years ago nothing was
ever thought Of them. They had never
been known to attack anyone. Two
years ago. however. the sharks first
attacked a bather at Spring Lake and.
a few days later. the tragedy at Mata-
wan occurred when boys bathing in
the marrow creek. a mile or two In
land, were attacked and horribly
mangled by the sharks.
Since that time the sight OF sharks
has put a different meaning to their
appearance. 1t is very likely, how
ever. that the sharks OF today are the
same as those that have visited these
waters every summer; they Will keep
their distance from shore and do no
damage unless. perehance. they be-
come entangled IN some hsherman's
net.
Tradition has 1t that only once be-
fore the attack of two years ago did
sharks attack human beings close to
shore. There Is a story hat has been
handed down from generation to gen.
Grafton among the old residents Of this
community that about 125 years ago
a shark attacked a bather at Star
landing. which was located where the
borough of Roosevelt now fronts
Staten Island sound.
The story Is that a man was bath
ing there one summer day and a
shark came up the sound and bit his
leg OF. Up until the experience OF two
summers ago the story was looked
upon by later generations as a myth.
since the Matawan attack. however. It
Is realized how perfectly feasible 1t
would be for a shark TO go up the
sound Al far as Roosevelt and make
an attack
But IL these raids by sharks IN local
waters are i26 years apart we have a
Ions time before the next ne. In
the meantime there viii be sharks in
The bay jast as there always have
been. While 1t Is wise 20 be cautious,
their appearances Is no reason for un-
usual alarm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-15
Today We Celebrate

The Feast OF the Assumption.
| Catholics throughout the world Will
celebrate today the feast of the As
sumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
This festival, observed annually on
the fifteenth of August. is in homo
OF the Virgin, said to have been
taken up to Heaven in he rcorporeal
form. body and spirit, on this day
A. .. As, in her seventy-ffth year.
Assumption Day was instituted in the
seventh century, and was enjoined by
the council of Mainz In S13.
One of the most remarkable OBJ
servances of the day in America will
be that at Holy Hill, near Milwaukee,
where the shrine of the Blessed Vir-
gin Mary attracts thousands of pill
grims from all over the Central West.
Visitors sometimes make h ascent
of the hill on their knees, while 9TH
ers place pebbles in their shoes In
emulation of the martyrs. Instances
are related of the Ill and the lame.
unable to leave their beds, having
been healed the moment prayers
were offered for them at the shrine
! by those who who had made the jour
ney in their behalf. The site has
since Father Marquette selected 1t as
d place for fasting and prayer, In
1873. and placed a rude wooden cross
on the peek OF the hill and dedicated
1T to the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Brittany, the western department
of France. was, before the q the
scene of the most elaborate celebra-
ton of the feast Of the Assumption.
LAUNDERING carts used to bring the
peasants into the towns, while the
gentry, came in carriages and the
tourists In big motor cars, the latter
seeming strangely out of place. There
were and fairs and general
merry-makings but these features
have been eliminated since the war
descended upon France, and the cele-
bration this year. az 1t has been for
the past four years. will be q solemn
one. In the morning the women and
children will go to church, as usual.
but the men will not gather in the To-
cal taverns. for they are at the front.
fighting their country's battles. The
big feature OF the day will be the pro-
cession. led by young women carrying
an image of the Virgin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-15
THE PRESIDENT AND poI1T1Cs.

For a nan who has proclaimed to
the country that politics is ad-
5ourned." President Wilson seems to
be playing the game about as actively
as anyone could. His latest practice
OF writing letters to persons in various
congressional districts condemning
one candidate and endorsing another
is about as direct executive Interior
ence in congressional affairs as could
possibly be. And this executive in
reference is something that the
President himself condemned In a
book written while he was head of
Princeton University. But, of course,
things were different then.
Apparently, the only cases In which
politics is adjourned is where the
candidates are favorable to the pres
ent administration.
But II the President Is going to be
consistent in his letter writing, con-
demning all the candidates for con-
gress who have opposed him during
the past two years, he will have to
oppose a large number of Democrats.
In fact. he will almost have to insist
on a Republican congress next year.
for II has been the Republican mem
bers of the present congress who have
saved his administration on several
important occasions during the pres
ent congress.
Both Chairman Kitchin, of the
Ways and Means Committee and the
leader of the House, and Chairman
Dent, of the Military Affairs Comm.,-
tee. will have to come under the
Presidential ban. Practically all the
southern Democrats, who now con-
troll congress-. were opposed to the war
and refused to. follow the President
in his early war measures. Even the
Democratic speaker of the House,
Champ Clark. bitterly opposed the
draft law. declaring that there was
no difference between "conscript"
n Convict" Dent, although chair
man of the committee tina was to
handle the draft bill, refused point
blank to have anything to do with it
and Congressman Kahn. a Republican
member of the committee, came to
the rescue OF the President and sue
ceeded In putting the administration
measure across. How h%umiliating to
the President this must have been!
We wonder If the President well write
a letter to Congressman KahfSs con-
--
~stituents IN California urging his re-
election in recognition of his services
in behalf of the administration.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-15
Daily Horoscope
Friday. August 10, 1913.
copyright 1918, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)

Copyright. 1918, by the Mcclure
Newspaper S~yndicate.)
According to ~astrology this is Q
fairly fortunate day, for Neptune and
Jupiter rule strongly for good. while
Venus and Mars are slightly adverse
1t is a lucky day for large business
deals. Jupiter Is in a place thai
seems to presage success IN all con-
tracts that affect the nav or ship
building.
Bankers should benefit during this
rule of the stars. which apparently
promises extraordinary activities and
enterprises.
Questions demanding the services OF
lawyers and judges are likely to come
much to the fore In the next few
weeks.
1t is not a favorable day for ro-
nance. Love affairs come under al
aspect indicating disappointment.
There Is a sign read in this on
nection as foreshadowing many whis-
pered scandals and evil tales regard
ing women, which will be found to be
part of German propaganda. Wash
ington. Boston and a Francisco win
be particularly affected.
Under this swa there may be de-
lays In regard TO news concerning SOL
diers.
Mars Is In an aspect read as presag-
ing army changes In which there will
be disappointments for many.
Women may come in for criticism
concerning their war work and an ac-
cess of zeal and efficiency Is promised.
The seers declare thai American girls
have not yet organized as generally as
they will within the year.
Washington. d. c., remains subject
to q planetary government that seems
to indicate many local as well as ma
tional problems that will be solved
successfully.
Nursing will come before the public
as OF paramount importance during
the fall and winter. Recruiting cam
paigns are foretold.
Persons whose birthdate Il Is should
be exceedingly discreet in their deal
tngs with others during the coming
rear.
Children born on this day are like
ly 20 be gifted and emotional. These
subjects OF Leo usually have active
minds and they make many friends.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-15
Famous Women
bridget Bendish

Bridget Bendish was the wife OF
Thomas Bendish. ESQ, and the daugh-
ter OF General Ireton, and grand
daughter of Oliver Cromwell She re-
sembled her illustrious ancestor IN
piety. personal arrogance and love OF
display. After managing her salt
works at Southtown. In Norfolk. with
ell the labor and exertion OF a mental
servant. she would sometimes spend
an evening at the public assembly AZ
Yarmouth. Here she would assume
the air Of q princess and conduct her
self with great dignity. and all pres
emit paid her homage. This remark
able woman. who. IN public life would
have become famous through her
mental powers and self-command.
died in retirement In TIA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-15
Fire Alarm Boxes

22-Raritan Copper Works.
24-Market and Sheridan Streets
at-Smith Street and Central r. R
16-Market and First Streets.
3T-Madison v n Paterson St
2S-HiEh and Lewis Streets
S5-Smith and High Streets
s6-New Brunswick Ave. and New st.
t1@Smith and State Streets.
l2-Atlantic Terra Gotta Works.
43-Buckingham Ave and Hartford st.
t6-Commerce and Front Streets.
estate and Washington SITS.
47-High ana Washington Streets
k4-State st. and Buckingham Ava
66-Parker st. and Pulaski Ave
66-Hall " and Charles St
k7-State and Wayne Streets.
6S-Nsar United Lead Works.
Ge[Aaurer.
e2-Washington and First strsetG
es-New Brunswick Ave. and Kim 81
64@Smith Street aid watson Ave
66@Commefce and state Streets.
7aEFront and Smith Streets.
TS-Water and Gordon Streets.
7Ekearny v and Gordon Street.
and Hanson AveuueA
s2-Smith and Herbert Sfreeta
sk-Near City Hospital.
ss-Amboy Ave. and washington 81.
ezELehigh Ave. and Stanford Street
sk-NeAr City Hospital.
s4-Neville and Johnstone StreetA
se-Cieveland and Brace Avenues
s7-Amboy and Hall Avenues.
s4-Amboy I've and Inslee Street
sS-Lawrence and Francis Stress
stENevIlle and Johnstone Streets
sS96-Smith Street and Central n n
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-15

As a permanent memorial IN COM
memorauon OF the eity's two hundreth
anniversary Of the granting OF Its
charter several ideas have beer sug-
gested- II Is fitting that something OF
a permanent nature should be done
Parades and pageants are all right IN
their way but they are OF merely
passing interest.
some cities erect s7eat memorial
buildings. a. Newark decided 70 %,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-15

Women must DO independent
said the Suffrage orator. -But the
question Is how can we get the same
wages men dor"
Marry them and be on the Job
Saturday night" suggested q mean
man In the audience
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-15
GmbOy Evening News

Published daily except Sunday by
%he PERTH AMBOY EVENING NEWS
COMPANY. 284 State St. Perth Amboy.
View Jersey. Phone 400.
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d. 4. Business Mgr.
Subscription Price-By mail, includ-
ing postage and war tax. l month 50
cents. / year $3.50.
Branch Ofices-New York: r. r.
Eorthrup. 303 Fifth Ave. Chicago:
Suite 1910. Association Building
II EVENING NEWS is a member
OF the American Newspaper Publishers
association. Audit Bureau Of Circula-
tfon.
Entered at the Perth Amboy Post
once as Second Glass Matter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-15

Il wouldn't trust that man too far.
So watch yourself. my dear"
really mean" h said I'm not
To trust that man too near
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-15

My son. don't be a quitting geek,
You should be game and bold;
No man should have a yellow streak
Unless the streak's pure gold.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-15

The male mesquite Is mans friend,
and does not bite nor trail. But the
female o. 4 species n more deadly
than the male.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-15
Oh. Wei.

We met q truthful egg man,
Whose name we have forgotten,
We said: We'll, how Is business2'
And he simply answered Rotten
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-15

Paste This ON Your Tongue.
You may know all there 10 to know
And still CAB like q gawki
The men who get h money. DO,
Are mighty shy on talk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-15

The ModeEnized Version.
II Al first you DO succeed-try.
Try agaln.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-15

Binks-Which Is the more danger
ous-the auto or the aeroplaneg
Jinks-Well. the ~aeroplane runs
over more people than the autono-
bile.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-15

WOOD BROOK MIX Triumphs
in its own home-Why7
Judge for yourself-oompare
WOOD BROOK with any other
CERTIFIED MILK.
Do you know what Certified"
means7 Have you ever visited
Wood Brook-here at home7
It's an education
and parents owe 1t to their
children to know.
You notice that Wood Brook
Milks comes TO your door in q
Wood Brook truck from the
farm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-15

OH
"Old Smith was telling me yester-
day tina he has never had a quarrel
with his Wife" said Brown.
Gee, but he's an awful liar,
he7" commented Jones.
NO, he isn't )" replied Brown.
He has never had a wife,"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-15

Luke McImke Says.
You win never md out whether q
girl can sing or not BIZ asking her
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-15

The Scissors Effect.
warm days are coming n we
shall expect
The ladies to give il q treat,
Their skirts will display h a queer
scissors effect
As they walk on the sunny street.
Luke McLuke.
Your irony, Luke. dear. win have no
effect,
These ladies you cannot abash;
They're likely affecting this scissor
effect
In the hope that they'll thus cut 9
dash.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-15
Bits of By-Play

Listen 20 This.
Don't use your mouth,
My little dears.
As often as
You use your ears.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-15
Visitors Always Welcomed
WOOD o FARMS
METUOHEN. N. J.

Orders received At seaman's
Pharmacy. Phone Perth Am
boy zoo or phons direct 70 the
farm.
no. 17a Mslnchen
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-15

Names Is Names.
Hester Hustle lives at Tacoma,
Wash i4"AAs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-15
HUH

I"Our language makes me grim" said
Hupp.
IT'S siangy and it's breezy;
We say: That fellow Is hard up.
SO Well let him down easy"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-15

Is Maine Corn Growing Wei?
One war gardener said he set his
dog on a pumpkin vine that was run
ming away yesterday. but that Rover
couldn't catch up, the vine was grow
ing so fast, so he had to cut IL on at
the base of supplies TO keep II from
blocking the road.-Waterville Sem
tinel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-15

Mary has such pretty teeth.
They show VI k rich pearls;
Believe me, I was shocked TO learn
They're false. just like her curls.
%. L. B.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-15
You Know Hlm.

You Know Him.
He is n of those careful gents,
He'll never be the goat:
Though he'll indorse your sentiments
He won't indorse your note.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-15

Mean Brutei
TT says here that the law prohibits
West Point cadets from getting mar
ried," said Mrs. Gabb. II wonder
why that Is"
tits very simple" replied Mr. Gabb
Uncle Sam realizes that no man can
serve two masters"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-14

aanbss erit 1,918,962 bepirtf9aftet;
babel muB man in @ripG9ung aieben,
baB ni6t nur Der Reisbau, Ionbern
aud onbere 5elofriiate banf Der siins
itigcn tlimatii6en 8erbdltnife ME
mibraten ipie in 8oroerinbien, ipo tns
folgsbsFen in fdledtsn Subren
SunberttauIenbe zines elenoen gum
gertOoes iterben.
Ginen f6peren &ompf I'm feline
@riiten3 fiibrt Der 9irmone nidlt ;oies
mag tpo9l au6 Der Saupt9runb fet>
ner @lei9siiltistsit unb ieiner 9ers
lpeihli9ung iein. bic ii9 f9on in iei=
mem 4euberen offenbaren. Seine
Soartra6t unb Sleibun9, feline @itels
felt uno gubfu9t baben etipas Deis
biIGes, bas uns abitObt. So gilt
unter allen bort anIGfigen Guropds
ern ols feftitebenbs Satia6e, bab in
bieIem 2anbe bic i4tpddere Sdlfte
bic energiI4ere, prattiidere, lebensz
tii9igere 1T.
DieIem umitanb perbantt bic 9irs
9irmanih berglihen nit anoeren
sliiatinnen ibre elan5enoe 9oiition,
lire Sreibeit, ibre @adtItellung I'M
&auie, mo- iie iebr oft Die fiibrenoe
Stole ipielt. Gritaunlid lit es, iuie
niidtern 6ie 9irnanin ibre eigenen
2anbsleute einIddBt; iie siebt als
9atten ieben @inpanberer frember
Raife Dor. 9ans beionberer Wertz
iddBuns srfreusn iid aber bic Chine
isn ba lie intelligent, fleiBig unb
ipariam iinb uno infolsebsfen bic Be-
item ausiidten baben, porlpdrts gu
fommen.
Dis isbr girma iid unter Dem
muFenbaften 3ufluB frember Gle
mente aus 8orberinbien, Der mulaiiz
i6en Salbiniel unb Siibdina psrGnz
bert, bas seist iid in Ran9oon, Dem
Sor 8irmas, bur9 Oas bier Siinftel
oes @eIamtbanbels bes 2anbes einz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-14

Lamb, Elm Nmerita, ipo es rsidli4
Irbsit unb b0kreu 2obn als in Der
Ssimat sibt, mo tie 9slessnbeit bas
ben. grfpornife gu MAIDEN. Inter
bieIen llmitdnben lperben bic gin9es
borensn. fonoers in Hansoon, mo- be-
reits aipei 0rittel Der gkpOlterung
aus einsepanbertsn glsmenten beites
ben, f6arf auriidsebrdnet. SIM Sabre
1872 sGblte Ransoon runb 36.371
Ginlpobnsr; aber bant Der MaFeneins
panbsruns itellte man 1901 1902 be-
reits 235. 1000 feIt, bic iih folgenberz
maben pertsileQ: 83,631 8ubbbiiten,
gr6btenteils 8irmanen. 82,994 Sins
bus, 43,012 Mufelmonsn; Der Reit
feBts ii9 aus Gbineien. Siamefen,
Malaien uip.- suiammen.
Wsr bic 0srbdltniHe nidt senou
tsnnt. mag sunddIt iiber bas 8Ors
seben Der britiidsinoii9en Resieruns
ituben. ipel9e sepaltiam nit fremben
@lementen bas 2anb su iiberfluten
fdeint; bod bat biefe. ipenn lie bic
unsebeuren Streden 2anbes perpers
ten mill, Die nod Der gfuBbarmas
dung pdrten, feline anbere Wabl.
2eiber lit, tpie id mid Dielfa9 iiberz
5eugte, nit benz liebenspiirbisen, suts
miitisen, persniisungsiii4tisen, aber
faulen 8irmanen, Der iebe barte 4rs
belt f9eut, Der niht, pie sr ielbit
Tagt, sefpillt lit, benz @nsldnoer ben
&uli obau9eben. ni4t piel anaufans
gen. Bon Der GuBeriten Siioipibe
8irmas Bis gum duberiten gloroen
fano i1 iiberall bieIelben 8erhilts
niFe: bic 8egieruns lit unbebinst
duf frembe Irbeitsfrdfte angeipiefen.
Weber beim Go I6en Der S9iffslas
bunsen nod beim 8au bon StraBen,
&onGlen ober 8abnen piro man birs
maniI6e &rGfte erbliden; oieie Irz
beiten berridten fait MIR Wlaorass
leute unb Samilen.
Sin beute Der 3abl naf nod
ni6t iebr beheutenbes glement, bds
aber in abIebborer 3eit in 8irma
cine srobe RoGe ipielen miro, limb bic
gbineIen, bic als &aufleute, Inter
nebmer oller 2lrt, iotpie ou3 aIs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-14

unb ausaisbsn, um aGIerauffdGlisfen.
Raneoon. Dor fiinf5is Sabren nod
Elm elsnbes Dorf erbob iih neben&al.
futta uno 8pmbap banf bem llms
ftpung Der politiiden 8erbdltniIe
CUR DrittsrObteH Sanbelsitabt bes I'M
bif6sbritiideu Reides. SieIer nun
bo9bebeutenbs Sanbelsplab itebt aber
nod lanse nidt auf ieinsr SObe; sr
piro in abfebburer 3eit, in 4nbe
tra9t bes reiden Sinterlanbes unb
Der rapibe sunsbmsnbsn 8epolteruns
fid Speifellos nod zines sruben Iufs
f9ipunses erfreuen.
9laerbinss iinb bic Rsidtiimer
8irmas onberer Dirt, als iie iid Der
Nidttsnner bes 2oubes nad pbantaz
itiidsn Rsifsbsridtsn poriteut. aa
Die WGrdsnid1bs. on bensn bos
2anb iiberreib fein ioG, pie 9olb,
Silbsr, Rubinen. Sapphire, Glfenbein
uilp., fpielsn gar feline RolIe i'm 8ers
gIeid gu ben rieiieen Dsrten, bic
Rsis, oas Sauptnabrunssz unb Nus
fubrprotuti, Seatbols. Petroleum,
Snrbbolasr, 8aumpoIle anb dnbere
teinespsss rpoetifhs" Sonbelsartitel
Gdritellen.
8irma. insbeionbers Sberbirma.
tpurbs fir bic 4Taten @orbsrinSisns
unb Der maIaiifden Stuatsn eis Rsus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-14

elmer Robbsniasb in Der Norbfee traf
mid bic &usel zines uniiGeren Shiits
gen an Der linfen 9ade. Der 4r5t
tonftatierte. baB meine pfeife unfebIs
bar setroffen iporDsn mGre, ipsnn Der
S6ub brei 3entimeter peiter nd9
redts eesansen lpdre. Sd babe in
bieien Sebn Sabrsn a9tmal S6iffz
bru9 selitten. Se9smal rettete i9
bic pfsife ielbit babel, einmul purpe
iG fdon bolb srtrunten nit Der
pfeife i'm Wlunbe aufgefii6t, unb
einmal purbe iie mir auf benz aonz
iulat in Salifar iibsrrsi9t. Infer
Sdiff mar in Der NGbe bon Saliz
far seitranoet uno es mar, n16bsm
mir sersttet iparen, infoIse oes i9pes
rem Dstters unmDeli9, an 8orb sus
riidsufebren. Ra9 5fpsi Sagsn batten
Winb uno Wellen ibr 3eritorungs>
tpert an unIerm Sdiff pollsnbet. Gs
tradte unO flOg in 5sben auseinans
ber unb ablanbiser Winb unb bic
Delen trusen 6ie Sriimmer bonn
2anbe fort Der See gu.
glls einaise Wabrseidsn Der
Strunbuns tpurben Elm Rettunssrins
uab meine pfeife auf benz &oniulat
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