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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-12-13
WllheImshaven lnvested.

London, Dec. THE British bat
tleship Hercules, with naval delega.
lion aboard, escorted by five torpedo
boat destroyers, arrived In Jahde bay
Thursday, says dispatch to the lex.
change Telegraph from Copenhagen.
.lahde hny Is the port of the German
naval station at Wilhelmshnyen.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-12-13
SAY CROWN PRINCE HAS
REN0UNCED THE THRONE

Paris, Dec. Grown Prince Fred
erick Wilhelm has renOunced his right
to the German throne.
A dispatch received in Basel from
the semi-Official Wolff bureau quotes
the crown prince In renOuncing the
throne as having said:
II renOunce formally and definitely
all rights to the crown of Prussia and
the imperial crown which would have
fallen to me by the remuneration of the
einperOr-king or for other reasons.
Given by my authority and signed
by my hand. Done at Wierngen, De-
cember /. 1918.
(Signed) "WILHELM"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-12-13
SUGAR RESTRICTIONS OFF.

Washington. Dec. 4.-Restric-
lions on the purchase of sugar
for consumption in homes and
public eating places were re-
moved last night by the food
administration. Increased sup
ply of Louisiana cane and west
ern beet sugar and expectation
that the new Cuban crop will
begin to arrive soon permit the
abandonment of the sugar ra-
ton system, the administration
said.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-12-13
IHUI UUW II1IUUL
OPENS NEXT MONTH.
EXPERTS LOOK FOR FINAL
AGREEMENT SOME TIME
DURING MAY
START FIRST WEEK JANUARY
President Wtison VIII Be Advised Of
Decisions Of nter.aiiied Confer
cnee Which Recently Met
in London

Paris, Dec. THE opening Of the
teace congress In Paris has been set
Tor the first week In January. II is
expected here that the peace deibera-
tioBs Will last about four months. Tn.
less unforeseen obstacles arise. the be-
lief prevails In weilinforned quarters
that final action will he reached To-
ward the early part Of May.
The British delegates to the peace
conference will be Premier Lloyd
George. Foreign Minister Balfour.
Chancellor Of the Exchccauer Bonar
Law, Labor Minister Barnes aud "A ffth
representative who has not been Sc
iectcd.
President Hasn't Approved.
President Wilson will he informed
by wireless today Of the plan for the
assembling OF the inter-aiiied confer
ence and the meeting Of the peace con
ference. He will also be advised con
rerninx The recent gathering of the
supreme war council ri London. In
ilse meantime reports that the prea-
dent has approved NJ anything done nj
the supreme council are premature, ns
the steps taken ut that meeting have
not been made known To him.
The plans concerning the peace
meetings are the results of Colonel
Edward N. Houses long talk with
Premier ciemenceau. following a con.
ference with Baron Sonnino, the
Italian foreign minister, and the Earl
"f Derby. the British ambassador To
France.
Reasonable December 10.
The lnter.allied conference will re-
assemble on December 10 or II. The
meetings will he at the foreign office
In the Quai d'Orsay and not ut Yer
ssill~s. David Lloyd George. the Brit.
ish premier. and A. j. Baifour. the for.
eign minister, expect to come here at
that time to meet President Wilson
aud attend the conference. but the
elections In Great Britain may not
permit them TO remain more than two
or three days.
Americana Eager to start.
inv opcHihg 0f the peace congress
lis set for the first week In January.
u was the desire Of the Americans to
begin nj the earliest possible moment
other delegations felt that n later date
would be- necessary. owing to the
christmas holidays aud the official
functions connected with the presence
"f President Wilson and King Victor
Emmanuel of Italy. hut the first week
la January finally was chosen. The
first meetings Will be for the actual
framing OF the preliminaries of peace
with the representatives Of the enemy
powers who will be present
British Delegation.
The naincs Of the French delegates
Ia the peace conference have not us
No. be-n announced. hui II In under.
stood they will be three members OF
the government. and possibly fourth
4tasse
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-12-13

In an interview with correspondent
OF the Associated Press on the Island
OF Wiereingen, received in New York
December 3. which bore no evidence of
delay, and presumably was given not
earlier than December ?, Frederick
Wilhelm said
Il have not renowned anything, and
| have not signed any document what.
ever"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-12-13
HlLJ HNU

uatea oii company is nov
100000 cubic feet Of ~.
a day.
From Cobalt, Ont, come.
during the month of octas,
sing Mining company nro,
46s. or close to an aver
every fwenty-four hours
Officials of the Union on
pany, which is drilling on
near the shores Of Ores,
the vicinity Of Farminy,o'
ports that the well is a., I
and that some gas is shov
Utah is credited with . I
3'Ol tons of zinc ore fror :
to June 30 of this ye.r
per cent or more. The N ]
geological survey estim,ts
total production for 1914
of this grade.
The nations 1918 zinc o. n
is now estimated at 32457d b
higher grades. The 10 r.
grade is estimated at $40 !
still lower at 333,7OO tom ~
leads the states in high a,
Nevada second.
Excellent progress il. no n
the development of the ora .,
New Quincy at Park CIR
Is stated that the Wine " M
down on the ore shoot ha 4
depth Of about twenty-fil b
the ore continues. pn
Pope Yeatman, in chs w
metals division of the W, l
board, has been in Euron We
weeks. 1t is understood a
abroad he will confer an
governmental representsti tt
ing their probable copper Ehe
Tintic Standard Mining |nt
now cutting out a station ns
foot level preparatory to pu
work Of prospecting the O az
this new maximum depth. e
Is mainly In the QUAR-, u
which underlies the ore-l
stone. GU
The Inspiration Copp la
lately has been producing .
rate of S,O0O,OOO to 10000. =
month. This year 1t ha a.
share IN dividends on 40
shares issued. Last yea in
share, and in 1916, It Ak
share. mi,
The imports of mangan 10
all sources from January Ist
as reported by the burea cSl
and domestic commerce, B8.
tons, which, If added I'd
tons Of domestic ore prod, -,
a visible supply of 3SO,OOd
half Of the year.
Latest information fro "a.
indicates that the Dome rs
sumo mining and millir inf
early next year. 1t Is d q
year since the mill shut 70
the unsettled labor cOnd y
camp and inability to ! h i,
ficient working force. nd,
Some idea of the ricbn,
encountered in the Bl
workings of the Alta Con- te
be gained from a sampl nov
which was assayed last no
returns showed SLIGO ny
ounces silver, 1916 per 4 e !
6.1S per cent copper. Pre-
worth net smelter well lor'
ton. : i
With but one except 'uS
mining companies of w i'e'
fused to pay, or paid undl nc
proceeds taxes amount -
341.01, the attitude of al =.
known November 80, VIII
final day on which payII .
made without penalty. ~,
panies which resisted, mi
the law under which III w.
assessed Is unconstitutio1 :,
AT the beginning of the } 8
and France bought their DeI.
country in large blocks
tant deliveries. This n
necessary after the Uni WI
came a participant and lot
troll of the metal. Sin tic
with the knowledge ths pm
States would look after u
Il very large pa he
chases has been on a ND O,
basis. Il
Shipment to Calcutta, ehii
few weeks of 81, o00,W die
New York assay office, en-
more than $12, 100000 I n
phia in November, focu tn,
on the rapid dissipation co,
the worlds greatest 81 h 7
hoard of old
in the United States |
United States mint repol1 IA
ed down 1914. 1881 SHY
to October /, 1918.
Directors of the Horn
company have declared n,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-12-13
Heading for Brest.

In command of Admiral Mayo. the
peace squadron Is heading 1t Is under
stood, for Brest, an American debark-
alton port In France. Its date of ar
rival Is uncertain, but a quick passage
Is not required, as ample time remains
for conferences, preliminary to the
main peace assemblage Off the French
coast the president will be welcomed
by squadron of American warships
French, British and Italian vessels also
are expected To join In the greeting at
sea, which will be followed by n sue
cession of official ceremonies marking
the progress of the American executive
To Paris. to the war front. and pre-
sumably to the capitals of Great Brit.
ain, Belgium and Italy.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-12-13
ALLIES KEEPING WATCHFUl
EYE ON Mr.. HOHENZOLLERN

London. Dec. 5.--The Times, In dis
cussing the former efnpcror's act OF re.
nunciation points out that there is
still room for doubt whether hls abdi-
cation II legal and adds:
Moreover. the only effect Of the
emperors abdication under the Prus-
sian constitution Is to make the crown
prince king OF Prussia and therefore
until the German empire Is formally
dissolved. the German emperor. Last
Thursdays document. therefore. does
not abolish the Prussiun monarchy
and still less does It set up the repub-
lie of Prussia"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-12-13

London, Dec. 5.--The correspondent
nj Amsterdam Of the Daily Express
calls attention to the fact that former
Emperor Williams act OF remuneration
was dated at Amerongcn November
~. and was published in Berlin No
vember 20, and adds
1T Is obvious that telegraphic COM
mnnication between Amerongen and
Berlin ~ neither cut--as might be ex-
pected In the case of communication
between an exilcd monarch and rev.
olntionists--nor Is II subject TO the
delay that all messages sent by or.
binary mortals meet with. Many per-
sons consider that both the document
aud the manner Of It's publication
more than ever Justify the allies In
Keeping a watchful eye on William"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-12-13
II HLUIDLWI UHILU
| ON PEACE MISSION
DETERMINED FIGHT WILL BE
MADE AGAINST ALL MIL
iTARisM
70 MAKE LANDING AT BREST
Returning American Troops Join in
vociferous Farewell to Party
Naval Convoy Accompanies
Presidents Ship

New York, Dec. 5.--Bound on Z
mission, the principal objects Of which
are the abolition of militarism and
the attainment Of just world peace.
Woodrow Wilson. first president OF
the United States to visit Europe
while In office. Is now speeding across
the Atlantic toward France to attend
the greatest international conference
In history.
On the transport George Washing
ton, one-time German passenger liner,
manned by navy crew and with deck
guns ready for action, and accOmpa-
MED by naval convoy. the president
left New York harbor yesterday amid
demonstration without parallel In
the history Of the port.
The president took his place on the
flying bridge as the great ship moved
down the bay. River craft and ships
OF many natiOns dipped flags and
footed whistles, and thousands OF per
sons babe him Godspeed In cheers and
flag wavings from skyscrapers and
piers.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-12-13
British Delegation.

The names Of the French delegates
to the peace conference have NOT ms
Vel been announced. but II IN under.
stood they will be three members OF
the government, and possibly a fourth
member.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-12-13
Meet homecoming Troops.

This emphasis. 1t seemed, Of Amer.
fca's part In bringing about Germany's
downfall, the presidential party. out
bound. met some Of the American
hosts returning from overseas. Two
thousand homecoming aviation troops
on the Lapland cheered the George
Washington as she left her pier, and
outside quarantine the Minnekahda
was sighted. steaming up the harbor
with more than 5000 soldiers as pas
sengers.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-12-13

Off quarantine, where Staten island
thrOngs waved and shouted second
farewell, and monitors. gunbOats and
artillerymen at Fort Hamilton joined
In saluting gunfire, the George Wash
ington met Its ocean convoy -- the
superdreadnaught Pennsylvania and a
quintet Of destrOyers. With her Off
cial cOnsort and 10 other destroyers
which joined the fleet for cruise to
the limit OF American territorial
waters, the George Washington dis
appeared over the eastern horizon
shortly after noon.
Mr.. Wilson left his native shores.
according to persons who conferred
with him before the George Wash
ingtOn sailed, determined against mill.
tarism In any form. He feels that the
crushing Of Prussian militarism Is part
OF his plan for the future peace OF the
world, these infOrmants said
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-18

Na9baridnft BON 0ronli0su lit uno
oab Sngenieur WiaImberg I'M 9erbit
bort Director piro. Qber mas tut
oos2 Sinh Sic nift bier4ergetoms
men, neil sic no9 INNER bofien
polen2 0ei! sic ni4t Die 46z
Ii9t baden. BON benz 0eIie6ten fort
5ugeben, Der ii6 in Die DdlOer oes
&onigs Wtioas psrirrt bat? Mut!
Glut. 8as lit Oas AoelspOrt Der
2iebe."
Sic ItiBte ben 8opf in Die SanO.
Iot etner Iungen Yauie iagt iie;
yDunt Sbrsr Site bin ib mieoer
auf oieien Neg gstommen, absr Oh
es ri6tig lit, ibn gu ge9en, oas
pm BADEN Sic ml9 nod ntdt ibsrs
3eu9t. Nur zines IpeiB I'D bes
ltinmt; radbem sic, ser &psnner,
mir Die Gahe uor9eitelIt BADEN, mare
es mir unm0glif. mid ooOpn ub3u'
peno.n."
.uno sic tOmmsn 81 uns mad
CircrIipen?"
oSn."
Nunn birfsn mir Sic srpar.
ten?"
va is bin ieoer3sit bereit."
n0ut, pon Wiitts ytopember an Iino
sic Der5Ii9 piatommen."
rod LANCE reoete Toenner nit
9unpor iiber Das Qsbsn uno be6en
tGtTelbafte We9e Seine Worte trGus
felten 8alfam auf oas perpunoste
9emiit bes armeh Uldp6ens.
SdlieBIid ipraa Gunppr ibrsm
leuen 6reunOe ibren 0ant fir ale
Ieine Site aus. Dos mar ibr ieBt
m0gIih, benn ie flbIte cine 4rt
3eAApeIfrteben in Ii1, uno Ole 8ers
3peuluny, Die lie nod am pprberges
4enosn 8og foit Dem Sooe in Die
Urine setriebsn bate, mar iegt elmer
tie(sn Webmut 9eplten, bel Der
.br aber bod ons Ieben nidt mebr
gang unertrd9Iia pOrtam. AIs ie
tpieper auf Der Strabe par uno iid
umiub, mar ibr pIoBlid. ols iei
lues ring5um beGer uno frii4er gss
noroen. Sn Dem 9epuBtiein, oob
lie ieBt, motte IS geben. pie es mol
lie, lpisost cir ,3ieI bate, nab Dem lie
ausi9ausn tonnte, iibertam tie cine
pobltdtige 8uDe; ni1t pom Der Som
ne beleubtet n,lr 0ieies 3iel, uno lie
9ing ibm aud ni6t NIT 3upsriiht
entgegen. ober nit gutsm WiQen uno
nit cinem 9er5en pol innigiter
Siehe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-18
4uf 9epfIl atem 8pDen.

=" !" Sep Il y : { W H'
alf Molmbsrs l4ritb an ieine
Wutter:
r2itos Wutter! Sd oante Dir
'ir Die Nadriht, onB Du mid in
oteiem CONNER beiu4eR piuit. Sept
tam id Dir uu6 cine Ihone Wobs
nuns btsien. Oas neue Wobnbuus
uuf Jors lit tsrtt9 uno nintmt ltd
bGnIt imponierenD aus. Die Qeuts
nennen es ons rSdIoB". pdbr'
i9einlid pe9en Der pier Gdturms
unO oes 9sipolrten portals. Yoroers
bano babe ib inpes nur oas untere
otodpsrt einrlhtsn IaIIeH. Wsbr
brluhen mir ia nI6t, uno fir meme
fdll9en 8dlts ut au6 Raum gea
mug oa.
Wtetne io9suunute ar6eitertoIOuie.
Die mir. ME Du ptiBt. 10 iebr
m 9er5en lag, iisbt nun aud lsrs
ttJ, uno IS iitbt aus, ols ~6efonoen
iid bic So9ne Der 4rbeIt gang be-
bogIib in Dieter 9duiern, Die msiit
rph 9Grten umgeben iino un0 in be-
Ter es nldt an Acknowledgement 5us
geho fsbIt.
Osnts Dir, nun bin t9 iaon
5petsinbaIb Sabre bier auf 6Ors.
8leles 1T g~sleiltst poroen. lber i'd
babe min AUDI nix Hube gegpnnt.
Gos meiite iii ia idon porber 9es
plant gepeisn, bssbaIb babe Id
mid aud pom erItsn Gage an bier
IatteIfeit esilbtt. Sebt brau6t nur
rod oas gan3s 3doetlOsrt IN gutem
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pies au1 Elm tmmsr9in Derdntpprs
tungspousr Yuitsn lit, 10 babe i'd
.iest bob msbr Wubs. ais ia mlr
siJentlia Dtinids, penn mtite OF
DLnten iin0 Ohr9dus ni4t roii9,r
art; bic Jreunt lit fiji INNER aus
meinsm Qeben geiGtsoeu.
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Iiesn IN meintr Rdk tit. ME srs
pdbnt pdbs. Diss 1T absr san3 rns
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untsrlGTsr, ais gunpor IND i'd msi'
n.r 4nljtt mad uns iest nett isrnst
fno. als peun 3auisn0s Don Utsis
len spiiten uns IdgsH. Sit BOT e
ia isI5h 10 stuont. uno i'd ba5s
.sins 9sraHlafLns, gu oenien, iis
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oab mir in oisisr Iang.a 3sit ni4t
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-18

Hafiiniert. 8oIt: ~@ie
lit oenn Dos, aeIlner; beute foiter
Die 2ebertn6OeI cine Mari. un0 ae.
Itern Itonoen lie iiir nd)t5i9 9iennige
arf Der Spciiefurtc?'
~Stimmt; GA marcn Tie aber ae.
ftridlen, bcute gibt's meIhel-
- SIN 3orne. ao6in 0pcIdc
iid 9rjctpapicr fault. nm ibrem
9d)ae cincn abidGe05brici lpe9eI
elmer llntreie 5u itrci5cn): ~@e.
ben Sic mir MIR 5 gr0bIte napier,
ao8 Sic batcn!"
0utts VI 'ttsL. 6ubsr:
Wenp id blrb tln 9aarruudsmltteI
.1iBte, oap ih meins pIdtte loss
piiroe'
Neunann: .Wifnih. LOB ii bod
ne rots dntne oraufmaIsn, banr fplr0
e 45Idtle uytl Der 45cli3el pernihtet".
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-18

..Cr al etU,= o>t 6t.titet upp ta3
laal Dem 9~trr;l9lule pm Granii
otn bjuubey. oua nit leincn htlleu
6euitrlrtj05n in Somntnjneju gldn5-
gt. YGIe ueaiIHe ytagcn. ootte VII.
tlno at9en ietnen l1ilIcn ooate er
6alb mcbmJiiQ an ieinen alien
stampi init 0,m GroAtn i'm pte
Yrin5eNin Y90r CT nod immer
niht gu Gupe! Gouts CT INNER
meter 0ouern, nit ncDen NieoeyIa.
Qen - oosr -?
Nidt cjanaI in ieiHem ~tiet'.eH
.)er5en entinjio VII nteie 6rlQe.
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leidriebtn bate, 10 muBte uu0 tous
te es iein. @unupr mar freilpilig
Qe9unger, unb ntnu er audi ttgt.
nad)oem er i%abyeionQ odriiber natNes
1riibeIt bate. obute, parum. 10
tonnts uno poltt er Ie bod nidt sus
rudruier.
GorieBun9 iolgt.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-18
0ortieBun9 ioIgt.)
2rcifia Sabre acinnS i'm Srrcn6auS

Sn Stills muroe aus Der oo.tigen
{yrenarTtoIt Der ebemoIige gruiiuis
fre Stuoent 9atimanom entloilen.
Der breiBis Sabre binburh. oeiFti9
pol .tommen Qeiunb. BON ieinem Brit
Der in Der 2%lnitaIt irterniert iporbcn
Ipar. um bsfien qroBes @srm0gen an
I'D reiben 81 i0nnen. Iet Sob bss
oerbre6sriiden 8ruoers befreite enos
lid Narimanolp aus Der oreibigjdb=
rigen @eIorQenIdoit. bic fir bic nit
pirtenoen ger3te nod Elm 9erihtIihss
Rnhipiel boben biirfte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-18

Wuroe lie tommsn? Wiroe ie
nidt tommsn? 8eorg apenner oing
unru9is in Dem eIegantsn 0otsliolon
auf uno ab. Wus niiroe er bDren
mufens sine ungitpolle Ypriteuung
io9te Die andre. !5atte er ibr Dos
toobringenoe JlGidpen nebmen ipls
len2 9atte er umlonlt gereost? Nb,
penn tie bod tdme! @nplid, aebn
Utlnuten nad 5et.s tIopfte es idu6s
tern an ieiner Fir.
RaId pffnett er. ~aino! Gptt iei
Oant, onB Sic tommsu."
gr 5o9 lie bsrein, Oridts lie einen
@u9enoIid an lid uno Isin @eiidt
nabm ben Aasprud pubrbaft per-
tldrter Jreuoe an. 9unpor rib lid
nidt los. Sc fubIte Ii4 9sborgsn
an oieIer ~itartsn 8ruIt. in DER 10 pisl
Site uno putme 2eilnabme pobn.
ten. uno lie fubIts du6 in~itinttlp,
bob lie bier eiaen 5reuno gefunoen
bate, uuf ben lie ii1 unbeoin9t per-
Iafen tpnnte.
rSesen Sic fid lett! Snben sic
in Der Naht etpas gei6Iofen2" Sci.
ne Gttmme tIong ber3Ii6, fuit pdters
LID.
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griffen aus Aber mir mufen ale
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ourd; nur itno oieie Wafer fir ole
einen tIefer ais fUr bic an0ern, uuo
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tun?"
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pa mO4ts i'd Sbnen sinen Dor.
l9ing MAIDEN. WoQen 81 mein
grtpdtittrstdr perosn? g8ie Sis
piHsn, 1T mein reatsr arm lepr
idpat. Die Nanagetur bier bal
ois lsB: nitt gs9olfen. Nonna
i4riet aueroihys ab uno gu tur
md, abet 0er Jleostptia TT mot
Juuerldiii9. unp bsi mir sIot IS le1t
oisis geloditli6e R%otrsipon0sn5 5u
:.4soissa. ia, sic mpbten a~llsr0inss
ad Ju9ls,a Die 8i6IlOiRtatin
iein IS iiuo zine U}sHQs Bidder 0d
bic nod ~tatoIo9iTisrt perosn muFsH.
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pig, lA bin bsiHabe fdsr. DaB IS
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oas 6orlsr SdssDeTt IN oi6ist
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Ttit9lt, penn oieier gerloe an beige
pen tobt. 0luuben SIC ia ntdt, ta
ipUue pamit eGne 5ote perurteilen,
neIn, neIn, absr tb IpIu cine Neben0e
nurnen. Nergefen 0ie ems njat.
armes ainO, Seben ut Eeoen uno
COB Il. ungemlbbeit."
SEPT BRAN 0unuor in Rftiges
We.nen aus; ite tonnte nl9Es ais
ueIneu, meInen, Dabreno tie oO4 IN
oIeler gdn5en eGtlegll1en 2DoQe no1
teine 2rGne DerSouen bate. 8eor9
&penner ltanO uuT unO ltrt9 tbr
lunTt u6ers 5oaar; odnn leyte er
Elm 8iien unteE iAren Stopf, bereitets
eInen S4aI uter TIRE 6uBe uno
riidte Die &dmpe etpas 5uruu, 0amit
tie Der belle S6ein nl9t beldtlge.
Utit elnem oitI2ren Seuf3er oadte er,
penn er es DUMAS perlIunoen bate,
Elm trantes Uemut 10 bebutlam gu
be9an0eln, Dunn mare es DIeueI9t gu
retteu 9epelen. SEPT batte er cine
teuer ertcuTte GrIaqtung, aber 9ott
ALIEN tpnnts tinen, Do er nit ibr
etpas iiber Oas Iun9e Wdohen pers
mobte. Oas Jpn oas S4idiaI in Den
Weg getilbrt 9atte!
Run DerOe I'D Sic gIeia in
Rube la6en", iaste er gu Der mob
INNER S4Iu45enotn. Siam i'd ioRlt
ni4ts fir Sic tun3"
rRein, i'd Oante - ieBt ni4t,"
Sept ni9t, aber mor9en pieueidt,
renn SIX uber meme 9Borte nadges
oa4t baben. lno ni4t pabr, oas
per0en sic tun! Gun CUTE Na6t.
uno mor9en ge9en 3ebn ubr tonnen
Sic mid I'm !SOtel HpOberg aufius
den. Nun non elnmaI CUTE gtd4t,
ltebes Sino!"
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.Gine pripate une peri5nlihe sothah, i'm Git pom 11dd7rsnlsbe uo

50 lnuet Der SiteI oes neuefpn 9adIens unieres Gefunobeusrotbs
upr oiees pentble uo bodNpidtge Ebema. 9urboulngen BON oefen
Iberitathnoer @ihtigtet, ub i'm Settle i5auoerno Dor ben unaIoubIiten
gerbeernngen, DeIde onie @obnIut Der MenitbGt fiber tie perbangt,
Dot L no1 langenn Sample nit lid ieIber ben alarmrnf erbobeu. 8obI
Auen, Die 1etn @arnn9sport erreift uno sum 8epuBtiein ibrer
Nenhenunroe uno hires egenen Selbh oufrtdt. 8obl mar aaer
&elt, menn ien MarmTsnal ourt ale 2noe geaen uuo bpunern pirOel
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-18

~9du, mas bot Qeiu gatcr gu Del.
mem Sd)uI5eu9ni5 aciaat?"
N bisd)ru better muB eS ibnt
9efaIlen bnben ais ooS porige; bret,
eternal bat er moDl oa~uebeuge-
Baum"