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The evening world., 1918-04-26
Notes In Society

The engagement Of Miss Marion
jefferson. daughter 81 Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph jefferson Of NO. i7j West 72d
street and "a granddaughto~ OF Joseph
Jefferson. the actor. TO Lieut.. George
X. Sabine IT,, u. :. A., u B~rookinc,
Mass, IL announced.
The engagement u Miss Dorothy
j.. Manicc. daughter ~ Mrs. Edward
A. Minicc Of 40. 100 East Glth Street.
10 Tcodor =. V. Gracssc OF 40. 1877
Madison Avenue. has been broken by
mutual consent, IL Is announced.
Miss Bertha T~aggard, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taggard OF
Woodi,aven. l.. l., was married last
night to Capt. H. Spencer TAFT OF the
Canadian Army. Their be-
gan when she was a nurse and he an
inferno in the Flushing Hospital.
Miss Beatrice Ashc. daughter OF
Mir. ana Mrs. Peter Ashe OF New Lon
don, was married to Lieut.. James
Maher, T.. 8. ~, in Brooklyn yestcr-
day.
Announcement ia made ~ the on
gagement OF Miss Helen Gordon
Campbell, daughter OF DR.. and Mrs.
Clarence G. Campbell Of this city, to
Capt. Clarence q. Michalis, U. &. -.
A.. now stationed at Camp Wads-
worth. She Is a granddaughter Of the
late Harris G. Fahnestock, who was
vice President and n director OF the
First National Bank.
The engagement OF Miss Ethel
Forgan. daughter OF David II. Forgan.
President Of the National Bank Of
Chicago. 70 Corpl. w. Vernon Booth
Jr. Of the Lafayette Escadrillo in
France, whose home IL at No. IA East
60th Street, IL announced. Miss For
gan is doing Y. NJ. c. A. cantoen work
In Paris.
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Kuppenheim
Clothes, SIS to $50

And at the very popular price
of $4,000 the Brill Stores offer
selection and value opportun-
tiles in Brill Clothes specially
priced, which cannot be sur
passed anywhere
STETSON HATS, $3.50 TO 800
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-04-19
ITALIANS TO
WESTERN FRONT
(By United Press)

Washington, April 19.-Italian
troops will soon start for France,
the italian ambassador announces.
In cable from the ambassa-
dor at Rome to the state depart
ment he states that the forces
Of General Diaz will fight should
er to shoulder with the British,
French and Americans on the
plains Of Picardy.
The Italian parliment received
the announcement with great en-
thuiasm, the socialist delegations
participated in lengthy demonstra-
ton, and there is general en-
thuiasm as the word to move the
Italian troops to the. western
front was spread from one .citi-
zen to another.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-04-19
FINLAND Vital,
issue OF WAR
(By United Press)

Washington, April 19.-Ger-
many is striving fer the big fresh
store Of ammunitions piled up by
the Russians at their ports, the
war department announces. This
is behind the offensive raging in
Finland, which battle is dwarfed
by the west front spectacle, but
is important from the fact that
Germany is forced to send more
troops into FinlandA Three or
four divisions have been thrown
into Finland in the last few days
which is addition to the reinforce
ments previously sent forward.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-04-19
PERSHINC WANTS
MORE MARINES
(By United Press)

" ashington, April, 19.-General
Pershing has sent over the call
for more American marines as the
result Of the house military com
mittees vote to increase the cops
from thirty thousand to seventy
five thousand. so that marines in
stations here may be sent across.
The committee originally grant
ed an increase to fifty thousand
but Pershing call led the secre-
tary to ask for twenty-five thou
sand more.
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REPORT ANY
DISL0YAL ACTS

Charleston, S. G.. April 19.-It
has come to the notice OF this
Office that many people fail to re-
port suspicious and disloyal acts
or manifestations Of sympathy
for the enemy, because Of un-
certainty as to the proper official
to approach.
It is very important that the
Government have the assistance
of all citizens in detecting enemy
propaganda or suspicious activi-
ties Of individuals, and you will
do a service in notifying your
friends that any communication
addressed to "Intelligence Officer
Headquarters Southeastern De-
par4.-,crt, Charleston, S. c. will
receive attention and be trans
nitted to the proper officials OF
the Government for investigation
The names Of informants will not
be divulged and there need be nc
fear, on the part Of anybody, OF
getting into trouble in case sus
.picions prove to be unfounded.
Information should indicate
the nature and source OF thel1
information, as well as the time
= md place.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-04-19
H0BC00D NOW
over THE TOP"

A phone message this morning
from Miss S. J. Hyman, the ef-
acient and capable cashier Of the
Bank Of Hobgood, gave the good
news that our sister town had
gone Cover the top magnificent
ly in Liberty Loan subscriptions
with $4,000.
The quota for Hobgood is
81 200, so that>up to date this has
been more than doubled, and it
is anticipated that three times
the quota will be this little towns
final contribution.
It is most interesting to note
that at Hobgood, as in Scotland
Neck, the farmers are coming
forward manfully with their part
a very great majority Of Hob
good's s subscriptions are from
farmers. Only one $1,000 and
two $1,000 subscriptions are re
corded in the $4,000 raised, all
the rest Of the 40 subscriptions
written being for small amounts.
Hon. r. C. Dunn, Of Enfield,
spoke to an interested audience
last night in the church at Hob
good on the question Of support
ing the government and the peo-
pies contribution to the Liberty
Bond issues. He made very fine
address and the result was sew
eral new subscribers we're OBJ
tanned.
No praise is too great to show
er upon our sister town of Hob
cd and the energetic people who
/, have sacrificed time and business
to attain the splendid results, OF
which they may be justly proud
In this connection let us say
that there are some religious
fanatics who will not subscribe t.
the Liberty Loan because it i
for war purposes, and not conten'
with being a loadstone in the wa!
Of helping the government the,
are mean enough to make tn,
statement that these patriotic mel
and women who are devotin!
: their energies to their govern
ment' cause, are receiving a com
mission for writing the applita
; tion for these bonds. This is
one Of the most dastardly asper
ations ever uttered against honor
: able men and women, and i
| would be the duty Of someone t
inform the government Of thes
l people who are standing IN tn
way Of patriotic service Teher is
-flav for such people and it shoul
l be exercised to the fullest e1
: tent. ~
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gain an inch Of ground according
to dispatches received.
German dead are heaped IN
piles, it is stated.
London, April 19.-While the
British aided by French reserves,
are holding the Geramns on the
Flanders front, the French have
gained ground along the Avre,
southeast Of Amiens.
BY heavy counter attacks on 4
front Of more than two miles long
this attack, the French commune
que said, was carried to finish.
On the outskirts Of GasteI,
Haig's night report, described
severe fighting over greater
part Of the Lys front. The enemy
was repulsed from the Labasse
canal, through Givenchy to east
! Of ST. Venat. Attacks south Of
KENNEL were broken up.
The German war office said the
situation in Flanders was un-
changed.
Regarding the French advances
along the Avre the enemy claim
ed the strong French attacks
northwest OF Moreuil were brok-
en- down with sanguinary losses.
| Hostile attacks south Of KEN
mel were repulsed yesterday, and
others in the evening were brok-
Ell by our artillery and machine
gun fire.
Six German divisions, Of 10000
men, were employed in unsuccess-
full attacks yesterday Oh GivenchE
and St. Venat sector. With the
exception Of mutual artillery
firing the sectors last night were
comparatively quiet along the
British front.
: A few prisoners and machine
t guns were captured at different
} points.
, London, April 19.-Determinet
J costly assaults by the enemy il
I the fighting before Givenchy anC
: elsewhere only secured limited
footing at one two points IL
| more advanced defenses, declare!
Field MarsharHaig today.
II 1.-The enemy. is known to have
suffered heavy casualties iron
= our artillery fire before opening
> his attacks. His l~e~cs in thi
fighting. as elsewhc->, re equal
ly severe.
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F0CH SATISFIED WITH
PROGRESS OF EVENTS
INTERVIEW WITH ITALIAN CORRESPONDENT REVEALS
THAT THE RESERVES OF ALLIES STILL RE-
MAIN INTACT
ENEMY LOSSES CONTINUE VERY COSTLY
by United Press)

Milan, April 19.-"We hold the
Boche waves, but that is not SAT
ticlent, we will do something
---1ore' Foch is quoted in an
interview published by the Couri-
ere Delta Sere today. cOur re-
serves still remain intact. We
are satisfied with the progress o.
eyents.''
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-04-19
.BENTALL GETS
! FIVE YEARS
.ts
(By United Press)

Minneapolis, April 1o.-J. O.
:Benthall, candidate for governor
on the socialist ticket was found
guilty on Tuesday Of violating
the espionage act and senten ced
to five years in Levenworth pri-
son by Judge Page Morris.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-04-19

ALLIED PLANES
DEFEAT ENEMY
(By UrIIed Press(

Washington, April 19.-Omcial
dispatches announces that three
enemy planes were downed for
every allied aeroplane lost in the
western offensive.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-04-19

Y y
Roanoke Rapids, stated over the
nhone this afternoon that he was
sure that Scotland Neck had the
record for number Of subscrip-
ers. considering population and
pro-rata bank deposits, for North
Carolina.
At one o'clock we announce,
and give hereunder, the names Of
366 individuals, men, women and
chilt.rtn, Who have subscribed
in varying amounts for the third
Liberty Loan, and have made it
possible for Scotland Neck to be
within easy reach Of its quota
of $50,0000. which will surely be
announced tomorrow.
Some committees have not yet
reported IN full, therefore the
list given will be extended in our
next issue. If you don't find
your name in this list, and you
have subscribed, it will surely ap-
pear tomorrow when the commit
tee that called on you has report
ed. Ii You have not subscribed
then the matter is entirely with
you to show your patriotism.
Hereunder we give the names
that have been turned in up to one
0 clock today.
Ephliam Nuts, Mrs. Clee Vaughan,
j. II. Durham, William Moore, R. A.
Mcfarland, c. G. Moore, G. E. Penalc
ton, Eta H. c. White, E. A. Allsbrook,
Ruby Wright, Mrs. W. D. Gallaspy,
'Danfqrd Burroughs, Mrs. G. F. Bur
roushs, A. Powell, B. F. Tillery, O.
j. Sala, Geo. w. Nirra, Geo. P. Victor,
Oeo. X. Gilman, S. c. Pegram, Hardy
Hardware Co., B. G. Neblett, Margar
cite Allsbrook, Mary Dare Allsbrook
Mrs. \. NJ. Riddick, c. E. Tadlock
Jacob Baron, Harry Mcdowell, Bal
loor Dunn, Jr., Riddick Garage, T. L
House &. L. Davis, w. E. Flemming
t. ". Barnes, B. F. Harell, Tom John
son, Warren Messenger, Sam Clark, w
H. hltchin, Lloyd Alexander, G. E
Pope, Chas G. Price, J. w. Flemmin.
Balfour Dunn, G.. w. Cotton, w. B. Cot
ton, }. W. Allsbrook, Emma Cotton, H
H. Sorie, c. L. Sorie, Mrs. Bessie Barn
NIL, Mrs R. l.. House, Richard Z
mouse, Albert G. House, Enocll Sim
mlns, L. H. Lucas, Geo. w. DeBrule
bud Hanson, J. H. Pope, julius Knigh
"acoo Fenner, A. J. Station, E. T
weeks, Thomas Shields, Willie Wig
gins Simon P. Shields, Sam Crale,
turner Hines, J. V. Parks, Will I
Dfaoghan, Lewis E. Pope, Sherro
Johnson, NJ. G. Bit, Connie D. Dicken
L. II. Weeks, Jno. L. Barkley, Josep
L. opruill, Tom Spruill, Edward Clar]
a. Williams, Anderson Clark, E. /
nliIy' David Tootle, J. H. Medford, ]
w. Martin, W. Leonard Harrell, w. !
"aiston, E. E. Dickens, A. T. Dicken
- NJ Tillery, Bill Barfeld. Alice :
Lewis, DIR. O. F. Smith, Bill Gotta
MRS. chas. E. steptoe, G. F. Burrough
l. strickland, NJ. J. Ivev, Willie
''hohds, s. II. Alsbrook. Tom Appl
"nlte, julius Knight, Wash. Anthon
'4S. IL. Bakor, Wash. Moore, w.
,''flhill, A. H. Hines. Wi lie Pric
- #, Lawrence, Chas. T. Smith. C. ]
nn''eFson Herman G. Bell, w. B. smi
'H Smith, R. D. Dickens. Mrs.
\, sears, j. D. Lamb, A. w. Dun
:, > +. Woolard. J. W. Madry,
alexander, T. B. Smith, Geo. +,
", e"s, Il. G. SHacke1, J. D. Raw
~ oummerel Mrs A. NJ. Riddle
'"'0 Proctor, Mrs Annie Biggs Pi
j a'' NJ Mrs Noah Biggs. J. L. Hook
~ 3. Josey. Mrs E. T. Whitehe
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London, April 19.-The German
attack at Givenchw and Robecu.
at which eleven divisions of 1875
coo men, participated did not
gain an inch Of ground according
to dispatches received.
German dead are heaped IN
piles, it is stated.
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Foch says. eve hold the Boch-
as = but that's not sufficient.
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Gin Streif I'M adltsebRtsn
Sabrbnnoert.

Ginsr Der beoeutsnbitm Gtreiis per.
gonseuer 5aee mar Der Shubmoter'
ausitaIo in 9Iugsburs com .Sobr,
1926. Die Yermlaiiuna gu oieiem
Streit Durben Reibersien innerhaIt
Der 9delsnbriioerftaft Der G4ub.
tns6te, bic ftsiebIid gu arsen 5an=
beln unb Rouferei.n fiibrten. Si,
5olas bdpon tpar, bab bic IhuIbis.
Bnttei gu einer @elOitrafs nerurtbsiI.
lpurhe. 8egen bic Derurtbeilung NOR
nidts etnsufpenben, bagesen ertIdrterl
bic NIT Der Gtrafe beIssten GdelIm,
oab. ba bic Strafe ielbit bur& eins
angelegeHbeit in Der @efenenbruoers
itafi berbtieefiibrt tporben iei, bic
'Straffumme aud aus Der aaiIs Der
8ereinigung gejdblt iperben miihe.
Wie Su ertparten nor, itrdabten iit
bic unbetbeilisten WlitsIi,ber bag.ssn
uno es biloeien fia nun sipei gegnes
riffe 8ruppen. bic Der iduIbiasn
r8raDsn' uub Der fduIblofen .Spots
ter.
Sofpeit bate fih Der gaHse Gtreit
nur in ben 9ren5ert Der 9eieuenbrus
oeridaft dbsefpielt. jsbt aber iudten
bic rgrapen" bic Sa9e gu siner bas
ganse 9epert ansebenben 5rass gu
ifenpeln.
Die r8ronen" ipanbten iid ndurlidI,
um fi4 Ratb su bolen. ON bic 8erbriis
bsriing Der G6ubtnette in Wtiin6en
unb besinaen onbsi bic llngeieblids
fsit, ibrsm Sdreibsn bas griibers
idaftsfi9sl biu5usufiis.n. obalsi6 re
ia gar niht i'm Qnnen Der gnn5eu
@ereinisuna harbelten.
Giefes llnterfungen perfiieb nber ses
gen cine ausbriidlihe 8erorDnliHs bes
Magiftrats Don 9lussburs, Der eine
jsoe berartise .Sinausipisluns BON
0ersinsangelegenbeitsn unr befonbsrs
bic iIur.6tmGBigs Siibriins bss 5anbs
iperfsiiesels, untsrfagt bate. slls bds
Der her Wasiifrat BON ben ShritteI
Der r9raDen@ &unoe srbieli, srnsuerte
er feline 9erorbnung unb fiigte sus
sleid bic geitimmung biuSu, buB bas
gertot in Dos alrtiteIbua ber @eieIsu
einsstragen iperbe.
Snoura aber glrubts ii9 bic san5e
gdeaenbriiberfhaft IN ibren RedteH
Die borber fsinbli&er
partsisn eiiristtn fIf unb lsiftettu
nun aemeiniam btm Wasiftrat Wis
Deritans. LIN ihrsu @iasn bur&su4l
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y on srOBer Wi 9 ii 9 ei t IN
es gu pifen unb parnch gu baHbelu,
paB unter bem neuen Stensreintom'
men @eieb ale Iebigen perioneu,
obne untsridieo Des 9ei4ledts, bic
elm Gintommen Don tauieub Dollars
bas Sobr uNb barber baben unb ale
perbeiratbetsn qerionsn, bic Elm eins
tommen pon 5ipsi tauienb Dollars unb
paruper babeH, cinen auspels lber
ibre Gintommen bis gum l. UtarS b.
8. beim 8uubssiteuer Solicitor I'M
g5oIteebduoe einreideH miiiien. Vas
StsuerformuIor III aus oem Bureau
pes Steuereinnebmers 81 be5ieher
Oieieniaen, bic elm gintommen Don
$1,000 ober tpeniser baben, mullen
syormuIar (5prm) 104O-I psrlan|
gen, bieienieen bic sin Gintommsn
oon mebr aIs $4,000 be5isben, miiNen
Jormulur 1040 fprberu. Us IT
auf bas Gntidieoeuite gu eupteAlen,
mil Der Musfiiauns unb Der unterbrets
tuns Der Sormulure ni4t 5u iauHen,
bamit etipaise GebIer Dor bem l. Utara
beri1tist tperben tOuneu. Sas fplro,
tpeun man Bis Sum @nbe fportst,
taum mDeli5 iein, ba Der Inorang
I'M Bureau bes SteuereiuuebTers iehr
greg iein ipirD, unb per fein 5ornus
lar bis gum l. Mdrs ni&t, ri4tis aus
seTiint, uutsrbreitst bot, Derfdlt in bic
aIei5 I1ipere Strdfe tpie SerIerlgs,
Der iiberbaupt teiu JDrmular uHiers
breitst bat
gu bemertsu lit nod, baB SogR
unb SalGs oils Gintpmulsn ssltsn,
Demna4 aIf BEN Gormilar angeseben
feiu miifeu,
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'dus3ugtbsn, Inn auI einmal ale Der
betitrnnsen ein5ufiibren. aniiatt ii
iibtr einen longen 8eitraum su per-
thsilsn. Die seiunbbeitliden gsr'
bdltntfs In ben Gtdbten ipdren ebenfl
refprHrbeDirttis unb. aud bierin sine
man nidt fd,ritttpeiie Dor. fOnperr
ipollte man ebenfalIs auF einmal ei'
rsn neusn 3uitanb ihdffen. Sn sIei'
der @eiie perbdit ss ji9 nit ben
yalten pon 2anbitraben, itdbtiffer
Straben, Draiuirungsn unb ben bic.
Il len neusn @inri9tunsen. ipeIhe au ei-
er mooernen YeripaItung gebOrsn.
Oils bic Maifen 9lusgabe bon 9onbs
eintrat, feblte es nidt an fporneiben
Stmmen, ipeIbe ristben, bisls emii'
fionen in 9ren3en su balten unb nas
Geblenbe bur9 cine mdBige Stelers
erb0huns 3u erg6n5en. gbenIp fpurbs
seratbsn, fir ale @srtpaItnnssdmter
Elm gemeinianles 9ubssi uufsuitsuen.
I'm in jebem Depdrtement bi. brings
libiten Refornen eiBufii6ren uno
dImGlig su tpeiterer 9erpoIHommnuna
su fhreiten. Oas tpurbs nit BEN Be-
msrten abeefertigi, bab bic Yerbehes
runeen fir bic Dauer ieien, btsbalb
Die tonmenoen 9enerationsu ebenfalIs
ihren 9lntbeil barun traeen fpllten uno
biefe aeretfe Yertbeilun1 lisbe iih
nur onrb Bombs befpsriiteIllaen. Sect
bat iir, ,rseben. mas ebenfaIIs ppr'
ausgeidot purbe. bab bic Yd'teu
Ihpu oieie 9enerution erbriiden.
SoIde @erbdItniiie ssbisten, snbIid
bas Riftige su ibun unb fir bic
nGdiien Sabre ale 9erbtiieruneen, bic
toitfnieIis fnb,. su unterloifen. bamit
bic giirben auf cine g.ruuTne 3eit niht
erb0ht iperben unb bas bssiebt iitb aid
auf fpIde llnternehmunaen, bic sipor
idon unseorbnet. ober Mot in 9noriff
genommsn ipprben Tinb. Gans bsTons
bers lit su perluneen, bab in 3utunft
ole 9erbeiierungeu uuf bus eioeus
fbum gefGlaaen iperbtn ooer mins
oeifens sum Sb.ile, bag einsn Ipes
aiellen gluhen aus biefem erldnot.
bamit bas sSdoen nah gortkil'n aufs
bort, ipeldes 10 bisl sur lleberfiiirsuns
unb sur 9erfd,perbuna beidetropen
bat. Wenn Elm ge,irt einen pdrt be
lam, nnlIte Der onbers auh einen bds
ben. @enn in ei1em gesirt cine neus
Shule osbaui fpnrbe, itefIte Elm dnSe,
rer geairt bas oIei6e Werldnasn. uns
betiimmert barum. bdB bos 9ebGube
no% duf Tnnae 3eit iein.m 3iped emf
Tprndhen bate.
ggas fir ben guesnblid ojGehtn
ldnn in fhper au ern,itteln. Wan
pritt bon @etperbeiteuern. m.insis |
,ieu 1T Ddaeaen nidts etrsutpenben, |
rber praftif6 pirb ni6i pief babel
,srdustomrsn. Die tirsin' fpirffdme
lbbilfe biirfie in siner iiddtliben Gin.
ommeniteuer beiteben. ba uuf orb.re
Befie oas per'OnIibe gig.ntbum, |
ptIfss beberterb grSssr MA bas Ii,r
lsnos @iueuthum III niIs ofost
cerb'u fam unb tpenn Der Sinai e..s
'rr girtomneufteuer feline gebiirfr;Es
'e'trsitet 70 fpirb hns cine nrpb. Gr.
ethteruna fir bic StGbis iein.
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81. st.nsr- -Miiere.

Der @runb Der Steusr Ufiier.
in gang Obto 1T nod ni9t ertanni
iporDen. Dlan fpri9t INNER DON ben
groBen laufsnben Qussaben unb for.
bert, bab Dieie bef1rdntt nerben
4ber jsosr 9erfu9 In oiefsr Ri4tuno
i9sitert an Der 9butiads. bub bieic
4ussabeu ni4t gu bod bemeHen fiub.
9elesentGi9 mag nitt 70 pOlig gsnau
getpirtbf9uttet lDerben, iObab eiHigs
.@rfparHife ii9 bie unb ba er5ielen lie
BEN, iie plirOeu aber i'm YerbaItnib
sur S0be beg 9efisits 70 sering iein,
bdb iie an Der Su9lage ipenig bers
beHern piirben. Dos Steuer glenb
1T 1T aus anberen llrld9en. ols bic
9Obe Der 9ertDoltunsstoifen entftan.
ben. Der @runb mar bic fiir6terli4e
3unabme Der 8unbsfGulb in ben Iebs
ten finf5ebn Sabreu, mas einen ents
fpretNnoeu Steuerauff1lag eur Be
5abIuns Der 3inieu unb fir 4bgoben
un ben siIgunss= =5oHos n0tbis madte.
Sus anpa4fen Der 8onbsifuIb piss
Der III aus elmer b09if unDernfnftie
iibersilten 5dit mad 9erbeflerunsen
eHtitonpen. An ttint5is Sabre lang
tDurbe nid)ts getban, I'm bic ftGbtis
f4eu yerpdItungen init ben Anforbes
runseu Der 3eit in gtntldns gu brine
gen uno bds In ioI4 LANCER 3eit Ser.
fdumte bsrfuhte man in fiinfaebn
Sdbren gut au madden. Die S6nlsn
tDdren iiberdn fiirdterlid ridItdnbig
unb als man bag srfannte, ipurben
Tsinioxsn iber Ytiutonsn Don @onDa
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Dft.trRrsuts a5din

Gaft: .aslntr, iragsn eie ben
3iibneriopf suriid. Dsr ssb5rt bod
ni4i bierbsrIS
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