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New-York tribune., 1918-02-22

GERS nearly % per cent as soon as they
start to fight.
"Ihe effect of the War Department
policy is to decrease the pav of every
officer who is on duty with a tactical
unit at camp or cantonment either at
home or abroad, while the pay of off
GERS not on duty with troops remains
the same as in times of peace"
a table PREPARED by one of the off
GERS at Camp Meade, twenty-five miles
from Washington. shows the difference
IN pay between the field and desk Off
GERS. The table follows:
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22

1t is explained that the pay schedules
at Camp Meade are the same as those
at all the camps.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22

Closed to-day! To-mor-
row, everything men and
boys wear.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-09
WILSON ANSWERS CHALLENGE OF GERMANS
 WITH DEFINITE TERMS

Continued from page one,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-09
WILL N0T CALL FOR
 .WHEATLESS DINNERS
Head Hotel Committee Says Pine Bluff Only City Willing Co do
 Part,

Pine Bluff is not to have wheatless dinners after January 10th, as an nounced recently by the local hotel and restaurant committee of the state food administration. w. N Trulock, chairman of the committee, yesterday received a letter from E. R. Wiles state chairman, advising him that as Pine Bluff was the only city in the state that had expressed willingness to cooperate with the food admins- tratiOn in the whcatlcss meal cam paign, it was manifestly unfair to this city to ask it to do what others were not doing.
 Mir. Trulocll states that in accord ance with Mr. Wiles letter the call for whcatless meals will be postponed indefinitely. Letters to this effcc' were sent out yesterday to all who had pledged their cooperation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-09
DICKEy |S MADE
 FREIGHT AGENT
Com mcrcial Agent of Cotton Belt Given More Responsibilities. Arnett to Be Chief Clerk.

S. M. Dickey, commercial agent for the Cotton Belt railroad at this city, will have charge of the local Cotton Belt freight office, his new duties be- ginning today. This announcement was made yesterday, MT. Dickey be- ing instructed to take over the freight office at once.
 s. D. Arnctt, who has had charge of the local freight office for the past two years, will be MT. Dickcy's chief clerk, it was announced last night.
 The fact that MT. Dickey has beer, made freight agent does not near that the commercial office will be dis continued. but his uptown office will continue in force as usual. It has beer expected for several weeks that this office would be discontinued, due tc the government operation of tho rail roads, but Mir. Dickey stated las, night that the office will remain opcs as usual and would continue the trans action of tho same class of business MT. Dickcy will have charge of botl the freight office and the commercial office.
 The duties of freight agent will no be new to MT. Dickey, as that oflcia acted in that capacity for ten year prior to his appointment as conner cial agent. He has been an employ of the Cotton Belt railroad for th past sixteen years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-09

Jealousy of German greatness and there is nothing in this program that impars it. We GrudSc her no achievement Of distinction of learn ing or of pacific enterprise such as have made her record very bright and very enviable. We dc not wish to iniure her or to block in any way her legitimate influence or power We do not wish to fight ucr. either with arms or with hostile arrange ments of trade if she is willing to associate herself with us and the world in covenants of justice and law and fair dealing. We wish her only to accept a place Of equality among the peoples Of the world the new world in which we now live instead of a place of mastery.
 Neither do we pr sume to suggest to her any alteration or modification of her institutions. But i, is nccos- sary. we must frankly say, and nee essary as a preliminary io any in- telligent dealings with her on OUT part. that we should know whom her spOkesnGn speak for. when thcN speak to us. whether for tle reich stag majority or for the military party, and the men whose creed i& imperial domination.
 Terms Leave No Doubt.
 We have spoken now. surely. in terms too concrete to admit of any further doubt or question: An cvi- dent principle runs through tue whole program l have outlined. It is the principle of justice to all people and nationalities, and thelr ri2lt to live on equal terms of liberty and safety with one another, whether they be strong or weak Unless this principle be made it's foundation, no part of the structure of international justice can stand. Tine people of the United States could act upon no other principle, and to the vindication of this principle they are ready to de vote their lives, their honor and everything that they possess. The moral climax of this, the culmnat- ing and final war for human liberty, has come, and they are ready to put their strength, their highest purpose, their own integrity and devotion to the test.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-09
4 TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles, dissolves gravel, cures diabetes weak and lame backs, rheumatism, and irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in both men and women Regulates Eladder trouble In children. If not sold by your drug gist, will be sent by mail CT receipt of S1.00 One small Lottle is two
 months treatment, and seldom falls to perfect cure. Send for sworn testimonials. Dr. E. w. Hall, 2926 Olive street, St. Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists. (AdvD
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-09
FIREMEN WILL
 ASSIST COUCH
 ID SAVE FUEL
Committee is Appointed by Local Lodge to Cooperate
 With Administration.

l'r2In2 the conservation of coal ill every manner possible. II. (. Couch, state fuel administrator, addressed the engineers and iiremen of the cotton Belt railroad at the Cotton Belt shops yesterday afternoon.
 AS a-rcSult of Mr Couch's address the members of Lodge No l6.1 Broth crhood of Locomotive I'ircmcnt and Engineers, held q meeting last night at which time II. Rvcs. F. I.oveioy and Arthur Caaffec were appointed as q romWiltee to cooperate with Mr Couch in his work of conserving fuel in this state Mr RivcS. who is preSi~ dent of the local lodge. was named as chairman of tho committee and stated last night that the members of tho committee will use every possible ef- fort to assist Mr. Couch in his work and will report 10 him any suggestion that they might consider helpful in this work
 Yesterday was Coal Tag Day" and all the coat ShO\ els at the various in dustrial plants are now bearing the tags oi thc fuel administration. Tho snoNcls on thc various trains running ;nto this city are tagged, the tags be- in. distributed by members of Mr Couth'S staff.
 Mir. Couch was the only speaker tc address thc railroad men yesterday and explained inc purposes of the fuel "dminiStration, asking the cooper atiou oi th" fircmen in this work. The meeting Was one Of d most enthusiasts tic naturC and Mr. Couch is Of the pnnI plishod.
 He urged that each fireman save at least ore out of each twenty shovel fulS of coal and stated that if this could be done for q year on each rail road in this state and at each indus trial plant it would result in tho say.
 ing or more than the actual output of coal in Arkansas.
 Goes to Gas Fields. Accompanied by Secretary E. E. 'loom. of the Chamber of Commerce. and an expert in matters pcrtannc 70 gas situations, Ml. Couch will leave this afternoon for Shreveport La where he will visit the gas fields of the Arkansas Natural Gas company ard Will make d thorough invCsti. 2atiOn into the gas shortage Mayor simon Ploom is also expected to bC a member of the party but stated yes | terday that he was not positive that 1 he would be able to make the trip. Mr Couch will meet tho officials Oj 1 the gas company at Shreveport ant will also have a conference with tht state fuel administrator of Louisiana l II is expected that his trip, which is made at the request of the local Cham Der of Commerce, the city council ant ether organizations, will do much tow ard the bringing about of a better gas | situation in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-09

I co,ted an outline of settlement which ;f mnch less definite seemed sus.
 |aontihle of liberal interpretation un- til their specific program, of prac-
 tical terms of peace was added. That nroeram proposed no conc essions at
 al1 either to sovereignty of Russia
 or 10 the preferences of the popula-
 t;on with whose fortunes it dealt but meant. in word, that the central
 ompires were to keep ev+ry foot of
 territory their armed forces had oc-
 cunied-every province, every city, avery point of vantase-as 8 perma- nont addition to their territories and their power
 Russians Sincere.
 of is reasonable conjecture that inc general principles of settlement
 which they at first suggested orig mated with the more liberal states men of Germany and Austria, the men who have begun to feel the force of their own peoples thought
 and purpose, while tho concrete terms of actual settlement came from ihe military leaders who have no thought but to keep what they have
 got. The negotiations have been
 broken off. The Russian representa-
 lives were sincere and in earnest. |Thev cannot entertain such proposals of conquest and domination.
 "The whole incident is full Of sig
 nificance. 1t is also full G perplaX- | ity. With whom are the Russian rep
 |resentatives dealing? For whom are the representatives of the central empires speaking? Are trey speax- 1 ing for the majorities of their re-
 spective parliaments or for the minor 1 ity parties, that military and in- |perialistic minority which has so far
 dominated their whole policy and
 controlled the affairs of Turkey and of the Balkan states, which have felt obliged to become their associates ill l this war? The Russian representa- tves have insisted, very justly, very
 wisely and in the true spirit of de- mocracy, that the conferences they
 have been holding With the Teutonic and Turkish statesmen should be held with open, not closed, doors, and all the world has been audience
 as was desired. To- whom have we
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-09
BLEACH YOUR
 DARK SKIN
Have Soft, Fair,C|ear, 8Tighi Skin
Use Black and White. Sent By Mai! 25c
 Agents Make an Easy Living.

OsC DtdNh di'u w HieS. AoNhl U! NIe"' |o> Agents Make an Easy Living.
 Just try Black and White Ointment (for white or colored folks). Apply as directed on package, to face, neck, arms or hands. 1t is very pleasant to the skin and has the effect of bleach ing the dark, sallow or blotchy skin, clearing the skin of risings, bumps, pimples, blackheads, wrinkles, tan or freckles-giving you clear, soft, fair, bright complexion, making you the envy of everybody. Sold on money back guarantee, only 25c (stamps or coln) sent by mail.
 FREE
 If you send $1 for four boxes of Black and White Ointment, a 25c cake of Black and White Soap included free Agents make an easy living rep resenting us. Apply for territory and special deal. Address Plough Chem lcal Co.,, Dept. 9, Memphis, Tenn, Write now--today--while you think about it. Black and White Ointment sold evcrywhere.-Advt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-09
LET FENCE CONTRACT.

W. A. Robinson. who lives near Hooker's, was yesterday awarded the contract for the erection Of apprOXi- mately 3J miles of fence by the com- missioners of fence district No. of this county. Mr. Robinson is to do the work of erection only. and the commissioners are to furnish the ma uorial The commissioners of this district are E. w. Phillips, Ziba Ben nit and F. Hooker.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-09
HAD THE GRIP THREE WEEKS

'Wlth January comes IaSrlEpe, Ling. ering colds seem to settle iu the sys tenn, causing one to ache all over. feel feverish and chilly. tired heavy and dropping. Mrs. Lizzie Tyles, Henderson, Ky, writes: My daughter had lagrippe for three weeks. l gave her Foley's Honey and Tar and now she Is all right Mann's Pharmacy --Adyt
 Waldek Zbyszko, the new wrestling champion, is brother of StanislauS Zbyszko, the famous wrestler who toured America several years ago,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-09

A fishery will be operated by the Brussell-l!ubbard Co.,, Kilmarnock, Va. which has been incorporated with s100,000 capital by Kilmarnock and IrvingtOn (Va.) investors.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-09

Vinegar Bill' Essick, who has managed the Grand Rapids Central league team the past five years, has signed as pilot of the Vernon team of the Pacific Coast league.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-10

idlIip$ un0 orci Gnneniomnenidirmc
lagen; i'm @oDn5immcr iano er 5lpel
tScIoltiIhIc, cinc Gamcll.Reiicmii6e
Orei %adr uocr.9aocpuntoiicln.
eds SGnoelidiirisn, 5rpei Guecna
GlcnItbotcn (aidentild)cr, orci 0aag
9erlngc!te h%olblci0cne lonle Strump
re, CrIolIdl 5luci 3ehnpicumigitiidc, EN-
6iinfpicnniNltilf mo elm 3,ucipieu-
niginid 0as mar Ser Reit 0ea
tlauen SappcnS, iiir Den i6m Sic
eriIIten @em0rn ~jtml @cburstag9.
tage 9cld)entt mcrocn ioIIteu
Sci MIR uid,t b0lt. lie6er
Wauu", - oas mar 0aS eirsiua.
mas 6rau Sreorid)a herauabradrte
Damn 3erfIoB lie in cincn SrGrea.
itrom, Ger lid ii6er ncu ~uuifed)tcn
MatrOIcnon5llg crgoB. bis Scr ariiue
9aIfOntiid) %marinrbIauc tSledcn be-
fam.
AlS lid Trou 1frcorit3 uieOet 10
melt erbott bate. INT ihtcn Mann
Hd3 mid,iilitC bcl :dIlcH 5I fonlen -
ndmIit): oo6 iir hcltt fem MittaI
ge9ciicn babe - 81 mcintc CT III ri.
ner 0eriloliNfcit::n Na, uu3 Ole
nurdAeldInbtCn Strllen az Sen mci.
ben @cm0en?"
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j'rc Sr0ncn trndnCtc. ,0l@ babe ldl
mir gan5 ieiu iibcrIcgt: @cnn ou
bon lebt nb ocine &ruuotteu onitatt
lnnJ eiuiod) brett bm0eIt Damn lieDt
non ocn OnrdlNeidlabicn Stcllcn tenn
Mcnid) ctuuS,"
limo mo bleibt mem @eburts.
to9$gclOcnt?" maNte cr nod Cin5l!.
pen0cn.
Soft. ingtc JIG. mo Sic Grdncll
molltcn ld)ou mic0er tommlcll, .ocinc
ldl0nlte 6rcuoc iolItc oodl eigrntlitl
letnL penn 0cluc 6rnt uno ocinr
alnocr iid %ircucll, &critcbit on,
eI -"
Sic bciann lid oui eincn poiica.
oen Nn2orif, 10 ctuo .Nurbor"
oocr "lprann". Nbcr CT idnitt iDr
oa2 @ort ab.
SD pcritcbc", ioltc cr. nllno Orc
0berhcnOcn bcitcllc idl mir mrorlelr
lelber. Nci Ncbril0cr =. X NJ.
6ron5."
DAber, Eoul! u miro IS ia @iu.
ter, bis on lie friegit."
~Sda0ct nidta~, inGte or. .|nit
cans nett; ih ldeHtc lie Baum sir
nn0 0Cn ain0crn III 9@eibnadtcn "
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-10
Slieacr ais Sdlafbiiter.

Die neucite %erpcnouno Scr
TluAnoihinen lit bcim Sd)afcbiltcn.
Stullcu Smith bot id)on 5luei
6luq5ru0e pom lie 80 Nferocfr0ftcn
uuf ieiuer Nalld, in Montonu lno
bat iett ein oritte5 fir $4,000 be.
itcllt. Die Soften Der Maid,incn iinn
mehr as hlnoertiatl lhon i'm eriten
Sabre ibrer NcnuleulQ ciulebroht.
&n Werifo mill cine unterntbmenoe
@erqbnus@ cielid>oit oie 6lu9naifi.
tlcn benlben, nm oaS Gr5 bon ihrer
Mine 10000 Sub binab ms Sol 81
brinqeu. @oS ionlt nit 8llic BON
EatclcIn eril in Saaen moqild, mar,
fam nit ocn GIuNntoidincu in ne.
nIacn Minntru beiorgt Wcr0en. llno
ooS lit Scr Yninna Der &cr1perhnil
Oct 6lmN}enue; ihre NcnltBuud bic.
fot ldlier uubcnrcn6te W0alld)feiten
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-10
8rnIsnpsf brobt mieeer.

9ie ans RuBluno acmc!aete
TeitIcutc nj 0ie ais Der .aroBc
Zoo" bcriidtilte @ulicnpei.. ore ietr
micocrum in cIncu @infcl Grropo5
olftritt. nndI0cm lie. DON eil5e!ncn
GdIlcn obgcichen. lett 1870 lerctu
erntcIi feruNehnItem moroeH iii. Ter
lcBtc clIrOpGiid,e Ncsirt. in orln ne
eIIorunq, luar ebrufdIs SiioruB.
lun0. luo i'm &inter 1879 cine
tleiuerc Gpiocnie in Commencement
Iltrnd'au hcrridtc. Tort mnrSe Die
Scltd)c ourd tr0ftiae Siollrr. mo
Ec&infcttIon5mittel 5Im StiQltanO
gebraht.
MIS- tao ole 9eulcnpelt gum
lettemmal in Sfpeocn herrifte -
no lie bel eincHI frHtcrcH 4nftretcn
in Sabre 1850 Sic 3ahl Der Gan.
oc%bcpohncr auf Ole S0lfte ucrnrill.
ocrt hattie itnrbcu uun Den led.
SigtNIleno Gimuobncrn Stodbolms
5nan5igtnuIcno.
Bur mobCrucn @ctGupiuna ser
Felt gcb0rcH lucAeu ihrcr au5eror.
ocntlih boben AmitetungsQcia6r Die
,mciteItgcNchntcn Mtubuabmcn. mie
lie 5lIIcbt i'll qroBeu Mnbito6 beim
Huitrctcu ser &mqenpelt in DER
Vtanoldmrei i'm Sabre 1911 aetrof.
fen mlroen. Oort mIrocn aon,e
&duler mo 90rier, in oenen Die
Vet Ncluiltct bette, nic0craebronnt.
Non Den beiocu SSorlncu. inter
oenen Ole arontbcit uortomnt,
nonllitl Der @culcnpcIt uno Der 9ltn.
gcilpcit. lit Die lcttcre ole am meiIten
onltcdtuOc. 9ie3lnaI boloelt es lid
lnoc@ nm 9culenpelt. &>n Den bier
Snn0ltridlcn. no Die Eeit ibr bart.
n0fla bchouptctca Stcn0oliortier
hat. lIdlnIirb III OltildJen @ImaIana.
am Ndltollcc, IN 3eItroIarabien mo
Uganda. lcbt lie oft lorqe .3eiten
MIR alS H0ttenfronfhcit tort; oenn
III ocn relIdlten mo oulflen 90d,ern
Oic'er 9tagctiere iinocn Die ole
&rontbclt cr6ellgcn0cn Vatterien
1I@gcjetf)nete Sebeu9be0inuunQen,
Die lie in Den Stuno lcbcn. allen
Nn@ro:tunB@ncrlutcn 81 trOtcu. IS
lllo oeln mld Ole Hottcn. bic ole
Sutdle Damn un6 monn in europ1t.
lden Soicnlt0otcH einid)leppen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-10

min .beute in Srpei NoHc.en" lei.
Selbit Ole groBen 8un0ea milBtcn
10 LANCE warten. 6rau 6reorid)9
bate gcrucint, ooB 10 Elm paor Sem,
Den 6odl iiberbaupt fir mo iertig
AMI Sagcr liegen miibten. ga.
germare!? $eBt in Der 0odiai-
ion?i" iagte Der tleine Scbrlinq.
Gniiir bate er bIoB Elm mjticioiges
4~dJicISuden.
"a ser @cburtStag tires Got
ten iih mnloglid nm 5Ipel N}olatc
biualla id)iebcn lieB. entid)loB lid;
tSrau Sreorid)S, oen Glntlui unitou
in Ser 5nbrit licbcr in eincnj va
rcnb0us oor5unebmen. Sic pcrab
idllcocte i'd tur5 Don Dem tleiuen
Sebrling, Der iie phuc 9e0uutrn sic
ben licB un0 Damn juirIc0Cu all iel.
her 6riIhltildaitulle meItrrtaute, oir
cr megen oicles 9nJcte!lecintau'5
hattie Im Stid)c lniien miiiicn.
Sram Sre3ridS mar m!ltcn0 OIL
0ieieu @crrn Siterbciu. Der i1r i'm,
nlcr 0auon uorgelfNpdrmt bate. mlt
biiig mon t~iIfunie, ipcnn man poH
Gngro90eid)diten be5icbc. Mclm iil
oielen @errn Gltcrbeiu n1dltena
mie0cr "treifcn miiroe, ma, ocnt ruoIItt
lie ubcr einmnl tild]tI9 ibrc Mel.
nlng Iugen. l~lebrlgcns - Iapobi
0a orll6en mar ia aud Ole
Sdlirm. gnBros- 6abrit, Die ibr oieitr
Serr Citerbcln %empfobIen bate.
Selbitperitduolih miro "a oic gleide
&otterlpirtidoft icin. ga lie bod
JeruOe mittcn orin lit i'll Berlin G.
unO i'm Merger Iber nGtQros". Gin.
t0ufe, mic mare cs, mcun Tie lid
Oieie Sd)irmiobrif gIeid) aud einnlal
bon in1eu Anicben miiroc? Cam
fam Der CUTE Ncrr Citcr6cin nod.
items filr lcinc Sttrm Gnlro@.Gmp.
'ebIuna aud gIcif icinen moblpcr.
Cicnten Senf nit nbbc:onmen...
Nber sic Sdirnfabrif brreitctc
1ruu 6rCorid)5 cine nnIcncbnlc Ont.
tan dung: nllc Eager moDloiiortiert.
allies ibid Wno ucrIofcnO prci9mcrt
ullcrolng5 lhIclen Ole Hulte II an
0omenltirmlc eingeriftct ST. icin,
Ga mar abcr and giles 10 reljeu0!...
MIS- Trou 6rc0rid3 Die Ireppc Der.
atItieg, battc liz iilr lih un0 ibrt
bci0cu G0dterhcn clrtjilttnOc Sdir
me gcfauit. Nllcroiug2 miir0r oa9
0tl0 icBI uidIt mcDr illr Elm GuBcn0
@enocu reid}cll. Yber mcun mol
ctlpos biuilcrc nGDme ulo mur adj
Stiid? Va ia. uber oa5 mare aIldD
ona minocitc; has mllBte icin. uu0
5mor ~ioiort; Dem Die ourt0cidab.
ten Stelcn inter Den Soiotcu-ard.
gen, Die mad)teu jcOcn 4uiltbltb IN.
m0gIid.
glio sIeid in oaS nddite @oren-
hauS! -
Bite, i'd Jude butte Gter5cm-
ben"
sSebr mobI, ondoigc 6rau. ="
.Ih ncin, nidt blau, rot aud,
nidJt. @riin!"
r8riIuiin?!-a6c gn0oi9e 6rnu.
mer miro ocuI crime SbCrbemoen
trogen?!" (Iie griinen limo u1In.
lid inioIge Der Iebbaften 9tadfrage
nuspertauft.)
nAae uniere 9efannten tragcl
CRIME SbcrhPmocn."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-10

Nn Der geSsi6nunq .R0mer"
M3einpein9los) iolIen sinerleIts bic
3iirteu. onoererisii8 Die 6oadnoer
beteiliat iein. Der NuSorud 1T erlt
aeqen Gnos Oes ie63ebntsu Slbrbuns
osrts i'm Sdrifttum nohDeisbor. Die
9irtsn be5eitneteu nit rrumi"
8rietenlnno. ruo Der Rome gin9
auf 0ie bort ~er5euettn Srintqldier
iber. Die Soudnotr, bic oieie Sc
fdBe in ihrsr 9simnt einiibrten.
nonnten lie .roemer" (ssiptOden:
rumer). Wenu oisie @rtldrung rits
tig 1T. uno in GrmongeIun9 els
nsr btferen miIer mir uns porldus
fla nit ibr begnii9en 10 bdtten
mir ei9sntIid rRumer" 81 iagen.
DDS tppiite Rbein'peingIos 1T Der
Rdmsr crit in nentrsr 3sit 9ern'r
otu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-10
Son Wu.'u &o.~rer.

Mn uu0 flir id }1.ttl Hlltl9
ipclbt SberhcmOen ia E.'l;l3lId) nod
gar uid,t 10 iibel grw-sy.i. % MIA
iueiB o0cr bunt, mas licat 0orni
BroD? 9tber Die lptt5Ul Cbrr1rm
Den pnren jruci ootr 0rGI SABRE ait,
einige logor nou Glt,r, mo Enul
trlIg oieIc pcriIigtcn StebunlIcgctru.
gen, Die cr NIT miI0cr Seibltlronlc
MINER Soiotentr09cn mantle. l(n0
oieie Sbiotenfrngcn bobcn Ole imam.
1cneDme @rmobnbcit, lm %0uie Der
3eit nit ibren unl4cIegtcn Gdcl Ole
0emoenbriilte oIIm0b,Id 0urh5u.
lhcuern. 3uctit merit man gar
nid)ts, bis man 0Cml cilIc3 Cages
oaltebt uno iagt: oYbcr EGul, 0ae
Scnto tdnnlt oil 0od) uum01lid)
mcbr a~n5ieben!?" g&cnn MN id)0l
eiunlol ucue Cbcr6cntocn aHJcld)airt
mcrOen nIlDtcl, 10 io3 0urdlolls tenn
@run0 Dor, mIc0tr i0ldc aItell, baB
liden, llItmo0crncn meiGcn Ginger
onMihnffcm. 6rofhem0ell, ia ia.
Sic miiiicu meiB lcin. Hbcr iii
SohcntaQ9 trdQt man nur bunt.
Inter allcm Nuuteu 1T 0a2 id)0nltc:
6cugriin, NctlQriin,turicrt natur'
lid. IS itauO alto Bel 6rnu 6rc0'
ribs lcit: ihr Miom m!l5tc elm Int.
;cn0 hclIQriinsfdricrtc Cbcrbcni0ca
bobcn.
81 ne grOGc GIlaQobc mur c5 int
8rul0c gcnonmltn gar nld)t- SEER
1Yrr0rlhs hattie clnN &cfuuntrn ltd
mems Citcrbein Der frjIbtr ErOtu'
riit III elmer M%0idciobrit en- Bro@
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