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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-12-03
News Items from Seneca.

Seneca, Dec. special: The
Thanksgiving holiday filled our town
with gay young folks from the differ
ent colleges and schools.
Miss Tiphaine Burgess was at
home from Winthrop with two
guests, Misses Carson and Keels.
Miss Mary Hines had with her
Miss Susie Jervey, OF Charleston;
and Miss Nancy Hines, OF the win
throp music faculty, was also at
home.
Miss Nell Hines was home from
Orangeburg.
Thomas A. Langford, Hugh Rion,
John Cary, Willie Moore, Cadet
Neeley, Charles Barron and Clarence
ELLISON, Of Clemson, were in town
THANKSGIVING day.
William l.. Austin, Of Charlotte
n. C.' spent Thursday with home
folks.
Horace Wood came home for the
holiday.
Charles stribling, of Greenville,
was visiting here Thursday.
Mrs. Pasterfield entertained her
Doarders, by special invitation, at
an elaborate course dinner, which
was highly appreciated and greatly
ohJoyeu' OH Ihanksg1Ying day.
Supt. j. P. Coates was elected
president or the department Of
superintendence, at the State Teach
ers' Association, which met in Co
lumbia last week. Mr.. Coates
many friends here are gratifled that
this honor was bestowed upon him.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Neil enter
tanned at a family dinner on Thurs
day
A number Of our business men en-
Joyed hunt on the national holi-
day. Big and little game are
scarce, but there's plenty Of fun left
In our country.
The evening Thanksgiving SER
vice at the Methodist church was
well attended, and the discourse was
edifying and uplifting.
The approaching marriage OF Miss
beth .Striblims and MaT. Turbyyiiie,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-12-03
COAL CONSERVATION BEGUN.
Drastic Orders Made and Became Ef-
fective Last Monday. &tBSf

Atlanta, Nov. 29.-Far reaching
restrictions Of coal consumption
throughout the Southern region of
the United States Railroad Admins
tration were issued here to-niEfft by
the regional coal committee;sst55Th Is The
orders, effective at noonS Monday,
DECEMBER ,1afprovide chief that y! g 4,
Stores and office bull d inga mi 81 use
heat, saali bit and err a6n
sA sT hi
rOnly for selling sdTdgs, q aTesexE xEsptsdS)
Public AmusementS.
Theatres, moving picture shows
and other public amusement places
may use heat, light or power only
between l p. m. and 1890 D. m.
Industries, except public utilities
and plants engaged in continuous
processes that cannot be interrupted,
may be operated only forty-eight
hours a week.
No ornamental lights, white way
or other unnecessary street lights
outline lighting, electric signs or
illuminated billboard are to be
operated.
Wartime Powers.
The committee is acting under the
wartime powers Of the United States
Fuel Administration, and it an.
nounced that "in cases of refusal
to comply with these regulations
| coal supplies or electric current will
be cut off, and where it appears that
violation Of law Is involved Federal
district attorneys will be asked tc
act"
All territory east Of the Mississip.
pf and south Of the ohio and Potom.
&C rivers, except Virginia and West
Virginia, is affected by the order
which committee members said was
made imperative because of the con.
tinued strike Of soft coal miners.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-12-03
Trick Aviator Is Killed.

Jacksonville, Nov. 2S.-Lester j.
Miller, formerly a captain in the
aviation section of the army, was
killed to-day at the local fair
grounds when he fell from a trapese
under an airplane while attempting
to exchange planes in the air.
Miller was married here yester-
day to Miss Agnes Becker, Of Fort
Wayne, Ind, and had kept the mar
riage secret. News Of the wedding
was received by officials of the fair
association short time before Mil
Ter was scheduled to take tho air
for his act, and two association
GERS were in jewelry store pu.
ing wedding gift when the acct
dent occurred. Miller was q native
Of Fort Wayne, Ind, and was 25
years old. He made successful
exchange OF planes here yesterday,
and to-day signed contract for an
extensive tour during the next fair
season.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-12-03
SEVERE STORM, MIDDLE WEST
Number Of Lives Lost-Poperty
Damage Is Heavy.

Chicago, Nov. 29.--At least eight
persons were killed to-day, and
scores were injured, and heavy prop
erty damage resulted from n wind
storm accompanied by sleet, snow
and rain, which originated in North
west Arkansas and swept across the
central valleys and southern Lake
region.
Communication was nearly para
lyzed In parts Of Missouri and Kan
sas rs result Of sleet and wind,
while the gale Jlat reached We
locity Of 80 miles an hour at Detroit
tore down wires, auprooted trees,
swept away outbuildings and un-
rooted houses in most Of the Cen
trail States.
Five persons were killed in South
ern Michigan.
dianapolis when one was electro
cuted by broken power wire and
another blown from Il ladder.
A woman was struck dead by q
cornice blown from a building in
Muncie, Ind.
Property damage probably running
into hundreds of thousands of dol
lars Is feared. Reports from many
localities, especially the rural com
munities Of Missouri, Illinoins, lndi-
ana and Michigan, were missing
The gale in the lower lake region
was the severest in many years
Lake warnings had been issued last
night and shipping was generally
held iii the harbors. The winds We
locity in Northern Indiana reached
So miles an hour and in Chicago SO
miles
A tower was blown from its moor
ings at Pesolum and struck q coach
of an Illinois Central train. A re-
port that six passengers had been
injured was not confirmed by off,
cials,
The storm which was moving
north by north west centered over
the lower Lake Superior region to-
night.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-12-03
'ALHAILA, SOUTH CARoN
'l i i !. i i. i. !. !. !. s..
!. LOCAL POLITICS.. 8
j. i !. !. !. i. I. i. !. +. .S.SsS
sFor sNfayor of Walhall

sFor Mayor OF Walhalla. SSs
To the Citizens of Walhalla
hereby announce myself aeaE
didate for reelection as MayoEHXf
Walhalla. and will appreciate EH51F
favorable consideration at the p65la
at the municipal election In DeH
ber. I stand where have stoodlil
the past-for progress and forNthe
best interest Of the town as q >wI}nte,
regardless Of personal friendshfpsSor
personal animus. belieyesNthe
town's interests are above any; n8r-
sonal consideration, and If faY6fAd
by reelection will carry on the
towns affairs and business with Il
eye single to accomplishing che
greatest good for the greatest ntsnh
ber. In the past have endeavored
to act In all matters with a viewato
the future as we'll as the Immediate
present will appreciate yourSsup-
port and vote. WIN. A. HETRIGK.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-12-03
American Killed in Mexico,

Washington, Nov. 28.-James
Wallace, American citizen, was shot
and killed by Carranzista soldiers
near Tampfco last Wednesday. The
State Department to-day was ad-
vised Of the killing and Immediately
ordered a thorough investigation.
Details Of this latest outrage were
lacking, but administration officials
did not hesitate to characterize It
as almost the last straw in the
chain Of "aggravating" incidents
which has occupied the attention Of
the State Department for several
months
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-12-03
Sweeping Victory for tho Baptists.

Columbia, Nov. 30.-Scattering
reports from all sections of the
State here tonight indicate a sweep
ing victory for South Carolina Bap-
lists in their $75, 100000 drive.
From every association heard from
SO far the allotment has been over
subscribed whore all churches have
reported, and many have gone over
their allotment with 20 churches yet
to report. Rev. w. II. Derieux,
State organizer, tonight forwarded
a message to Southern headquarters
at Nashville saying that the State
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-12-03

Walhalla Cotton Market
Cotton on the Walhalla mar
ket has been bringing 3Skc.
this week.

a recent graduate Of Clemson, will be
Of interest to her relatives and
friends in Oconee county. Miss
Stribling Is daughter Of M. 8,
Stribling, who lately moved from
Seneca to Greenville.
Miss Olive Lowry entertained
most charmingly last Wednesday
faternoon in honor of Miss Phillips,
who will soon be married to Mr..
Smith, Of Hot Springs, n. G.
Mrs. e. A. Hines Is in Greenwood
In attendance upon the district meet
ing OF wcman's clubs.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-12-03
|GfHT THE DAY: tn
WEDNESDAY,, DEC. 3, 1910.
ACCIDENT, FAIR PLAY.
Dewitt Glenn's Life Ended by Accf-
dent at Hands of Friend.

l72% Fair Play, NOV. 29.-Specfal: The
preparations for peaceful happy
Thanksgiving were suddenly inter-
lrupted, Wednesday, Nov. 26, when
the young life of George Dewitt
Glenn came to q tragic end. Short
| ly after the noon hour two of our
splendid young men, Wade Marett
and Dewitt Glenn, were examining
new revolver. Both young men
1t over, snapped It time or two and
handed it. to Marett with some
| friendly comment Marett then
snapped it several times. when un-
expectedly 1t exploded, the bullet
striking Glenn and entering the pull
monary artery. Death was almost
instantaneous. 1t was one Of those
sad, deplorable accidents that we
shall understand when the mists
have rolled away.
: Like David and Jonathan of old,
these young men loved each other,
and the closest ties of friendship ex-
listed between the two families
Several eye witnesses exonerate Ma
rott Of any i'll intent whatsoever
The deceased was the youngest
son Of Mr. and Mrs. S. A.. Glenn,
of Fair Play. He. was born at the
old Glenn homestead, May II, 1898,
Delng at the time OF his death 81
years OF age. lie was young
man VINO possessed qualities Of
tnorougn-going manliness that won
/ the admiration and friendship of all
VINO knew MIN. Mr.. Glenn con-
iessed Cnrlst as MS Saviour and
united WIN the Fair Play Presby-
terrain church about two years ago,
ana had always been a regular at
tendant upon all church services.
HIS love for nome and the devotion
tnac existed between the members
OF the 1amlly were unusual and
beautiful to see. He leaves to mourn
and mothersSona hrother Cornl loo
1 D Glenn, ana ona siatar M,sa pass;o
Glenn. besides q wide circle of reIa :.
lEtivasrand fr;ands Tonohtn. t,dooa
4 ia fiiaI sorrow 5of the, Maratf famiIU
llsover, SthaAiNl Ma al tS me 4 fmnerai aar.
h Gea isp a69 Ks,SSrs ~,
FLittle}ohr o iHsf 81 Ss
Fair Play Presbyterian church at
Three o'clock IN tha oftarnoon of
ENov. 27.
| Tho btob ootoa,n 4, h,, 1x
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-12-03
Assistant Attorney General Married.

Columbia, Nov. 29.-Mrs. Francis
White Croswey. OF this city, and
Capt. Morris Carmichael Lumpkin,
assistant Attorney General Of South
Carolina, were quietly married this
afternoon by the brother Of the
groom, Rev. Hope Fl. Lumpkin, Epis-
copal clergyman, formerly assigned
to Alaska. Capt. Lumpkin served
in France as commander Of a ma
chine gun company of the Eighty
first (Wild Cat) Division. ..'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-12-03
Announcement for Mayor.

To the Citizens Of Walhalla: gs e
l hereby announce myself candi-
date for tho Office Of Mayor oftWal-
halla, subject to the will cfSthe
voters Of our town. ~
have no promise to make toIany
man. My only promise is that, II
favored with your vote and honored
by election, will give my every at
tention toward clean, business-
like administration.
Your support will be appreciated.
GEO. D. SCHUMACHER.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-12-03
would exceed its allotmen Of $5,5O0,-
600 by at least half million dollars.
and probably more.
Fairview Farmers Union,

The annual meeting Of the Fair
view Farmers Union will be held at
the school house next Saturday after
noon at 1 o'clock, Dec. 6, to wind
up the business Of this year and
elect officers for 1920. Let every
member be present with a clean
sheet. No credit will be extended
this year. J. r. McMahan,
President.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-12-03
Negro Lynchcd by Florida Mob,

Lake City, Fla, Nov. z9.--En-
ragged at an insult alleged to have
been made upon young white
woman of Columbia county yester-
day. a party Of men last night
lynched a negro named Sam Mosely,
about ten miles south OF this place..
Nothing was known Of the lynching
until passers-by noticed the body
hanging to tree by the road.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-12-03
Dead at 1O5 Years.

Knoxville, Tenn, Nov. 28.--Sam-
uel Hampstead, native Of Man
chester, England, and said to have
been the oldest resident Of Tonnes
see, is dead at his home at Chand-'
Ter. Blount county, at the age Of Joe
years. as,s,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-12-03
From Brcvard to Seneca.

Brevard, N. c., Nov. 29.--Plans
for the construction Of a new rail-
road from this city to Seneca, s. G.,
were made at meeting Of interested
parties here last might, and ihe
preliminary survey Will beam at
once.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-12-03

FUEL CONSERVATION AS
AFFECTING US LOCALLY.

The loscal authorities up to =
last night had issued no definite =
' orders with regard to the gem
y eral rules from tho Federal =
= authorities relative to the fuel !
: conservation program. The in
' structions were received by the !
Mayor, and these Instructions I
were circulated among the busi- I
= ness people with the admonition I
= that they familiarize themselves ,
with the Federal plan of conser-
vation and govern themselves I
accordingly.
IN the main these rules en- 4
y body the following instruc ctions: .
That all stores and manufac- I
' turing plants open their doors =
at a. IN. and colse in the af- =
ternoons at 1 o'clock, except ,
= on Saturdays, when the hour .
= for opening is z a. m. and the =
= closing hour 8 p. m. Drug stores =
= are excepted in this regulation :
: as TO opening and closing, but :
during other hours than those =
: between q. III. and 4 D. M. =
the service rendered to the pub 4
' lie is to be confined to the sale y
or medicines and filling Of pre- =
y scriptions. Moving picture thea y
tres are not permitted to open =
' before l D. m. and must close =
= by 1890 p. III. Factories are =
= required to operate not more. =
than 48 hours a week. The reg-$3
ulations provide that where the
= nature Of the business conduct !
' ed Is such that loss or dam \:
' age will ensue by reason Qkis
extreme low temperaturaaittUrSs TX SSs
= freezing, permission is'FgiVSfla; a;
y to keep such places iheate UT 3$S ~
= degree sufficient 60 prevent sf&Ab So
or damage to the propafES sof 81
= stocks carried therein W Sn 81
= stocks carried ID TfiiB iSs Ssan3e la izsss
= heating priviIeke lxy6R lssss
we understandst Ii II ga S9!(
the sole purpoaH 81 jtS 81 fx
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-08

| perebrten 9ottbetten, Deren telt1am
geformte, auf elmer @rbDbans tbroz
nenbe Statuetten man bur9 Elm
Tenfer betra9ten fann. CUR 2inz
fen, bur4 einen f@malen Rorribor
bonn galaft getrennt, erftreden F4
bic ausgebebnten Nnlagen Der Wirtz
f9aftsrdume FAINT ber @olbmd59erei,
Der Preffe fir Del, 6as in elmer nod
erbaltenen rieiigen 3tterne geiamz
melt purbe, unb ben Oelmaga3tnen
nebF atei unperfebrt ouf uns getomz
menen, NIT ie Dier5ig 9enteln gez
f4midten Sonfrigen Don 10 riefigen
Dimeniionen, bab in ibrem Sn11erer1
fir Die NIT ibrer Reinieung betrauz
ten Herfonen eigene Sreppen aage=
bra6t perben muBten. BON Dieier
Mnloge gef6ieben, IN Der Ri9tung
gum JluBufer Fin, bat Der Spaten
einen 5neiten, nur biel fleinerer1 Ba=
laft nit leiber gdn5lid 3ertrimmerz
tenn 5brone aufgebedt. SSn bieiem
8au berml1tet @Dans bel &eiiben3
bes ieneiligen 5bronfolgers.
Wollte Der !6errf9er NIT feinen
@etreuen iber bas Wo6l bes Bottles
beraten, 10 fties er auf elmer BON feiz
nem palaft aufndrts fubrenben
8reppe gu einem peiten, freien p1ab
empor, auf benz bon ben englif9en
Nr6dologen Elm Nusltdtsturm err
ridtet tporben 1T. Mn biefem Plab
liegt Der iebt ebenfalls unter 8ebaz
dung gebradte unb bur4 Elm Gifenz
glitter abgei6loffene 5bronfaal, Der,
BON elmer feinen, ipobltuenben DAM
merung burdpoben, rings BON
@teinbdnfen eingefaBt 1T. St entz
bdlt ben 5brpn nit 5einer bober,
blattf0rmig ausee5adten 2ebne unb
felt nit anet ieBt 8afen b%ergenben,
engen aammerrl foDie nit benz fog.
8ab bes R0nigs IN 8erbtnbung. s3u~
benz bilbet ct ben Mittelpunft zines
umfangrethen Rompleres BON 8orz
ratsrdun1en, bic burd Die Mannigz
fa1tigfeit ibrer @dnge unb Sore Der=
pirren, mahrenb nertpol1er 8efib
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-08
Raga3i rraum.

len biefes uraIt biftorii9en 8obens
ben Spaten an5uieben unb fofbare
Mltertumsf9dbe aus Der 5riib3eit Der
grie9if9en Rultur ans 2idt bes Saz
ges gu fDrbern. 8on bie5en in 9ourz
mia, 9asta Srtaba, Bboiftos unb
Rnofos begonnenen unb allidbrli9
fortsefibrten, ersebnisretden Musz
srabunsen aber 1T es por allen bic
Sriimmerfdtte BON Rnofos, bic IN
immer b0berem Grabe bic @erebrer
Der Sunni unb 4ultur berrauf9ter
Sabrtaufenbe anaiebt. @9pn @dliez
mann batte, pbnpH bergebens, perz
fudt. bas betpdbrte Slid ieines :3auz
berftabes au9 in &npfos gu erproben,
unb es beburfte iabrelanser, nit bic
Ter Schulz unb umiidt gefubrter TIM
ter6unblungen, bepor es benz engli<
fden Mr9dologen Nrtbur Gpans aus
Srforb selans, ben 9isel bon Rnoz
fos bur9 allmdbliden Mnfauf Der
@runbfIde 3u erperben.
Wer auf Der DON benz ftillen 9ez
na9 biefer ebemaligen Wez
tropole Der Snfel areta bergeinndrts
fiibrenben 2anbfraBe 0~abin5iebt,
Dirb feinen 6dritt bemmen, nenn
Bel elmer @enfuns bes Weges plDB=
lid bas in fdimmernben 9pnnenz
g1an5 getaudte 5rimmerfelb BON
3nofos fi9 feinen 8liden BARTLETT.
Bonn .3auber Der lie5lihen Ratur,
BON allfeitig ausgebreiteten, abpedsz
lungsreid geformten. burt einen r0tz
Iiden Son perfldrten 8erg5igen umz
geben, onsefidts bes fasenbaften
Suflas, Der IeBten Rubefdtte bes
.3eus, erbob fi9 bier 6eim Haufden
bes Roirotosfluffes iener mdr9enz
bate BaIaf, in benz Rretas neiier
@efeBgeber unb f~raftDoller @eehelb
Mtnos reiibierte.
9is at elmer 6Dbe bon bret @todz
iperfen ftieg Der 8au NIT feil1en Ser
raffen unb 5reitreppen enpor. Dos
Esingefugte Auaberperf NOR I'M Ssn=
ansren nit buntfarbigen Marmorz
bratten Derfleibet uno NIT punberz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-08

IdItanlase seh6rten fernsr anber BEN
fog. gah Der R6nigin a9t tiefe. in
;arem oberen Ranbe ieBlt pon !QoI5
gittern umfdlolfene gefdneniife, in
Deren lithtlofe 4bsrunbe Die be-
ba%nernsnerten gefangener an 5trits
Ten b%inabselaifen narben.
Na9bem bas 5beater, no Der
perrfder mmitten ieines golfes ben
Sortellungen %beiuobnte, freigelegt
poroen mar, fanb. oann bura bic Mufz
oedung elmer pom gbeater neiter in
oie Serge unb porausii9tlid gu
aeuen niffenfbaftlt9en @eninn ffuiib=
renben 5traBe ibr,n MbfdluB.
Die ginaelfunoe Oiefer bebeut1az
men Nusgrahungen iinb in benz Muz
feum BON 9erafleion, elmer ebemaliz
gen tirfif9en Ra1erne, Dereinigt. @s
inb 3undAf 8emdlbe. bic emit bic
@alerien bes Yalaites fdmidten.
Sbre grbaltung 1T Dem gliidli4en
3ufall gu perbanten. bob beim I'm
tergang bes 9aloftes groBe Stide
bonn Ralfbenurf nit Der bemalter
Settle auf ben Booen fielen. Inter
anberm befinben fi9 bier burd feb
bafte Nuffaiiung unb u%nbefangene
Wieoergabe Der Natur ausge8eidnete
Darfellungen lodenumpallter Sling
hinge unb Mdnner nit fem gef6nitz
tenen 9rofilen. Sin beionbers be-
liebtes MotiD Bel bieien Wanbbez
forationen paren IN Gelief ausgez
fibrte Stiergeftolten nit trdftig 9oz
ratteriiierten R0pfen, fotnie @tierz
ffdmpfe. Cine anbere Reibe bon
Wanbgemdlben, in feiner umrtBz
5eidnung aussefibrte Miniaturen,
5etgt bettere @ruppen faft fotett anz
mutenoer Jrauengeffalten NIT oun<
teln Mugen, purpurroten Qipper unb
tief auf ben Ruden berabfallenben
16nur5en 5ledten. 9ie 6rauen
iiben auf benz 8oben I'M 5reien. SIR
Oberf0rper 1T entbl0Bt, tpenn man
BON ben Bis gu ben @llbogen rei9enz
ben unb i'm Aiden pereinigten BUM
ten Mermeln obiiebt. Sbre nit boriz
3ontalen Stretfen ber3ierten HDde
in blauen, ge16en un0 rotten
5arbent0nen.
Bon unf4dbbarem Wert fir bic
Wiffenfdaft itno Die in perf9ieoenen
bes Palafes g%efunoenen apetz
taufenb ffeineren uno gr0Beren Som
nit borbellentf9er S9rtft,
beren Rdtfel Bic @elebrten nod I'M
.er Dergebers au l0fen fuden. Sic
in ldnsli@er 5orm angefertigten Saz
feln tpurben, folanse Der Son nod
Ieu6t mar, nit einem fpiBen @rtffel
bef6rieben, baum getrodnet unb
I9lieBli9 IN forgfam Deritegelten
56reinen aus Son, 9ol5 ober Sips
1ufbenabrt. @ollte Is benz @darfz
inn Der Gelebrten gelingen, ben
fir 6ie1e mpfiiden S6riftz
gu finben, 10 birfte oud aur
pi9tigen G0i;rberung unferer biftortz
i9en Renntnis bas 9unfel pei6en,
)us bisber nod iber ben S9id5aIen
,es palaffes unb ieiner gebeim1is=
Ellen 8epobner poltet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-08

Selsbilbung bel 2abpbrnno I'M Dranie
Sreiftoet.
9alutolano anI 5uBe zines Berge5
inf. Ertt Die Aebnlibfeit nit Ell
lem rleiigen MenIdenfopfe in Der
Birfliflfeit altd bel itdrfer berDor
aIs in Der gbbilol1ng, 10 rudt 6od
aild, 0ieie BAG eigenurtige Nnt1ir-
ipiel padeno Dor 4ugen: oas Bro-
Ill laBt genal ben @efidtsidnitt
aol1 Ser stirn bis gum &inn erfen-
men, uno man fonnte beinobe bon
nfeiuen" 33iigen lprehen, nit oenen
alteoi1gs Der all5ultarf enttpidelte
si11terfonf I'M 8ioeripru6 Ttebt.
g idt e5oitid d. aonn
Eeit ou mid liebeu, 5fat, flilIterte
ct nit einem 5drtlid perbenoen
Sid I'M 9uge, openn ib MIR e L
men Rod auf Dem 2ei5e biatte22
- ia, oas f6nnte ih1, anttpor
tete tie, 110em he 11d eng on TIN
ihmiegte rmenn ih miiBte, Dab nu
sic anoeren geopfert bdttei, I'M
mir Elm neues aleio a1 faufen."
Das It immt. Barber:
STR Saar lit iebr 6iint1, Serr.1
Runbe: Dor oreiBig SSabren maj
Is nod Dinner.
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