davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
Takes Millions Of Eous-

according to the statisticIans Of the
food administration, II takes $4,000. 900
eggs year to clarity this country's
soup.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20

FOR QUICK RESULTS TRY THE
"WANTADS" IN TIE, FREE
TRADER. JOURNAL,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20

Try a Want Ad In the Free Trader
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
w EATHE e r.

Showers tonight and
Thursday morning. prob
ably followed by clearing.
Warmer tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-03
RICHMOND DISPATCH: WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 1919

ing the sunshine chance at the
matured hollis. Elsewhere with u late
crop. heaNy damage is Anticipated.
Red spider Cor rust Is complained of
principally in the Carolinas and Gcor-
Sia.
Rains damaged the crop during the
month In portions OF Texas. Arkansas
Mhi1 Ssi',s Aiasama; Georgia and
rains which fell at frequent intervals
during the month. helping TO Increase
the wcevil infestation and rottine some
OF the matured boils. In the Caro-
1!nas hot weather followed the heavy
rains in July. which caused sappH
growth in the plant. caused consider
able shedding. There, is general com
ment OF heavy plan; growth at the
expense Of fruit. the stalks being large
Sea islands Hard Hit.
I'm the Sea Island district of
Georgia and Florida weeviis have
practically destroyed that crop. The
production will be very small. Wee
wills are now damaging the South Caro-
lima Sea Island crop. having appeared
on the islands off that coast.
picking has begun in the southern
portion of Texas. Alabama. Georgia.
and Florida First bales have APP
reared in Mississippi and Louisiana.
count OF boil wceviis and most Of it
will be harvested by October | under
favorable weather conditions. out
SIDE the wecvil-infested area. the
crop continues two weeks or more late.
In the wecvil section. all of the crop
IS made, wecvils being so numerous
that no blooms are appearing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-03
TEXAS GOVERNOR URGES
MEXICAN INTERVENTION
Also Declares Against WOuld-Iie Rc-
formers Stirring Ip Racial
Troubles In Iiis State.

FORT WORTH. TEN. Sept 2.--,;ov-
ernor w. +. Hobby, of Tex IS. speak
ing before the convention OF kiwanis
Clubs here. again declared himself in
favor of intervention by the United
States in Mexico.
The American army was used on
the other side Of the Atlantic TO force
Germany 10 honor the American flag
Governor Hobby said. and i, is equally
Imperative that il should be used for
the purpose of forcing other people to
respect ii on this side Of the ocean"
While not mentioning his name
Governor Hobby touched OH the recent
attack on John \. Shillady. Of New
York. secretary Of the National AS
ISOLATION for Advancement of the COZ
orel People. At Austin.
81 believe in Texas for Texas only
and just as strongly do | believe that
Texas should say how the affairs Of
the state should be conducted" the
Governor said.
And I believe in sending any mar
row Drained. double chinncd reformcr
who comes here with the end in view
OF stirring w racial discomfort back
"a the North where lie came from, with
broken tiw il necessary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-03
MUST SEND 100000 TONS
TO FRANCE IN SIX MONTHS
Germany Receives More Favorable
Terms Conl Deliveries rhnn
Provided In Peace Treaty.
IRv .N.socintcd rrcss.I

COPENFiAGEN. Sept. 2.--As re-
suit Of negotiations at Versailles i,
has been decided that Germany With
in the next six months shall del.Vei
10000. 900 tons of coal TO France. as
compared with the 43c0U.O00 tons pro-
vided for by the terms of the peace
treaty, a German official statement re-
ceived here says.
II Gcrinany's total production OK
Cceds the present level OF about lDS,-
0oo,000 tons annually. GO per cent OF
the extra production, no to $4,000
600 tons shall be delivered 10 tnc
entente. and so per cent of any cx-
ira production beyond that amour,
until the figure provided for III the
peace treaty Is reached.
II the total production falls below
lOS.000.0G0, the Statemfnt adds. tho
entente viii examine into the situa-
ton. hearing Germanys side.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-03
Ethel Clayton's
Beautiful Complexion

That splendid actress now appearing
under the Paramount banner Is famous
FOR her utiful>compleXion. She at
tributes her wonderful skin to the use
Of simple toilet article called Der
willo. There Is nothing like IL for tan,
frccklcs. shiny nose, sallow, ola rli
rough skin. 1t takes the place of face
powder. stays on bcNcr. us persplra-
ton does not AFFECT IT. and IL Instantly
beauties the complexion. One apvli-
cntion proves it. If you want a nicu
lily white skin with rosy checks get a
bottle OF Derwillo today: you will be
delighted. bcrwillo is sold at an un-
to-datc toilet counters. BE sure TO read
large announcemeUt of Miss Claytons
soon TO appear im<his paper. IT tells
plcNion and "A soft. white. vclvetv slt in
everyone Just loves to touch."SAuv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-03
"D0 IT NOW, TODAY"

If your vacation this year has no.
renewed your strength and visor as
YOU had hoped. do not be discour-
aged.
YOU are not the only ono.
The havoc of war is with many Of
us still. Others have given their
systems a real uplift with Hoods
Sarsapa riia, reptiron and Hoods
Pills. creating an appetite. aiding di-
Scstion. pcrfecting assimilation, and
stimulating the liver TO Il normal ac
tivity. 50 that the blood and the sys-
TEN receive the nutrition that i'm
proves health and makes strength.
one package OF each medicine viii
probably be all YOU will need.
This is specialized treatment. and
the combination is reasonably sure
to reach Your case and bring normal
health If it is in the power Of any
medicine TO DO IT. Begin now, today.
ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-03
sCLA|MS HE: WAS SOLD PINT
Of COFFEE AND NOT LIQUOR
War Of Words Results and Police Arc
81 Forced to Take Hand in the
Argument.
uNIVERsITY IS GNEN FUND
Fellowship in Chemistry l. Provided
With the Object OF Encouraging
RescarCh---Othcr News Notes From
.F Virginia Points.

= Especial 10 The Times njspatch.l
(, lSNCHBUEG. Sept. flames john
son and William Jones CclorcJ. had
IAN argument here sunday when John
Son claimed he paid Io9es So Tor a
pint bottle said TO contain ljOuor.
Instead the 0uid was coffee. The war
of words caused the police 20 take a
hand and tho negroes ran away Soon
Jones MAS found not FAR away uutuu-
.Scious and with blood flowing freely
from a scalp wound. he claims he was
shot by 4 l.. Roberts son. one of the
'Baldwin-Feits detectives. but lie de-
tectiVe SAYS ne tired in the air and
tina; the nero was hurt by ruuniug
into an electric licnt pole while covers
ms MS trai! wish his optics The case
promises = rather inOtty one for tile
police justice "a uurtNsi when It
reaches Police Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-03
FlUME TO BE BUFFER STATE
i'Tu!irm viii BE solved by Maxim.
Disputed tiiH and IIintcrlnnd
independents.
Iny Assoc!atea Pros. !

HAHiS sept. The Fiume problem
W.-l "n solved by an agreement that
me c.iy shall become "A buffer state
WIN an extended hintcrland. accord
i.- 20 an interview with a prominent
italian which is printed in the Jour
man today.
I'M article declares Fiumc will he
Uudo" q regime that viii assure the
italian character at the city. being
governed 10y council composed of
Wo Italians. TWO Jugo- Slavs and ono
i; is said viii he made free.
llai|. according to the interview
VIII renouncc her sovereignty over the
territory OF 'fibesti. in the central part
oi the sahara Desert. but viii receive
concessions from the French in Hcrak
liza. Asia Minor, where there is a coal
Neld, and in Antol!a-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-03
MAY GIVE GREAT GERMAN
SHIPS TO ALLIED NATIONS
Impcrator aud others Ailocntcd ID
United states "a Br Returned
10 War Council.
Uny univrrsnl S.ryico.I

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-The great
German ship lmpcrator and others,
which were "allocated" 10 the United
States by the supreme allied war
council for transport purposes. are to
go back TO that body for disposition
in the near future. II is stated oiii
ciAlly that the lmperator is now be
ing ''rccondit oned' preparatory to be
>What Mi be done with the ship
and others OF her type is Il matter OF
speculation. Officials, however. are
,nGhncd 10 non S 0f shc lGsH w DE "'s
II is likely that both France and Great
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-03
FIREMAN st.ty-r.o Years Old.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Sept 2.-It be-
came Known today that one of the
members OF the racing team OF Hose
Cp.ul9uy No. !. Of Harrisonburs, which
participated IN tho reel races at the
last week = SiNiy-two years OF age.
lio is g W. Basstord. and has run
w.;h .c. teams since lSS2, when, At
tHa G,uV@ia nrcmcu'S convention, lie
won The FIRST prize. Since then he has
sam with and Trained teams which have
Hudcd prizes At twcnty-oue Conven-
t.us Of Virginia iircmen. The prizes
ous,d from flowers and cups To S22J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-03

but Wal remain the same political d.
Visions That existed under the Ger
man regime. time being too short to
complete the new administrative ma
chincry.
Eventually tho political divisions of
the provinces will be tho same as be-
fore 1870. Alsace being divided be-
tween the departments of Haut- Rhine
Upper khime) and Bas Rhine uower
Rhiucp. while Lorraine will again be-
come the Department of the Mosellc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-03
Saves Many an Hour for Weary Women

Mother is usually first up in
the morning-last to bed at
night. Not an hour Of her
long, long day does she call
her own.
But women whose husbands
have installed Lalley Electric
Light and Power know a bet
ter way.
We think all these women
would say, as one, that the
cost of the Lalley, it's operation
and appliances, is more than
repaid by the work it actually
saves them.
This in addition, of course,
to the time and labor it saves
in the mems work.
With a Lalley, the power is
there to pump water to the
house and barn.
An electric washer, driven by
Lalley power, would do two
thirds Of the Wash-day work.
An electric iron saves all the
heat and discomfort, the steps
and wasted fuel, Of the old
fashioned way.
An electric vacuum cleaner
would take the backache out of
sweeping, and really remove the
dirt, instead of scattering it.
Lalley supplies the power to
run a milking machine, a cream,
separator and a churn-again
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-03

AMHERST, sept AT the close Of
sermon tn" annual election OF
rhg"cH aud sunday school officers for
IN. ensuing Year MAS held. The church
''csrs We're AS follows: ~ X. Watts,
Uccr. j. V. settle, financial secrc-
= rs, NhC sunday school officers elect
rt wc"o: w w. Hill, superintendent
o. Is Martin. assistant superintendent
b. ~. Drumno.d, secrctary-trcaSurcr
w J. Millncr assistant secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-03

saving a woman's' time and
strength for other duties.
All this on top of the sheer
comfort of a kitchen sink and a
bathtub with running water.
We have not even taken into
account the better, brighter,
safer light. Nor the labor Of
keeping lamps filled and cleaned
daily, which Lalley does away
with entirely.
Farmers preference for
Lalley-Light has now grown to
the point where almost 1000
plants a week are being sold.
Those who put in Lalley now
save more than those who wait
until later.
This preference for Lal1ey is
based on its savings and on the
definite superiorities which
make these savings possible.
People have learned that the
Lalley is 1ong-lived, thoroughly
reliable, and beautifully simple.
That it has been a great success
in actual farm use for more
than eight years.
Our earnest advice to you is
to go to your Lalley-Light
dealer now and assure yourself
of an early installation.
Lalley-Light Corporation
Detroit, Michigan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-03
IMMATURE ALMANAC
.as reported to III: rolice authorities

has reported to th2 police authorities
here. ;ha: lie was held up and robbed
u 500 late sunday night while going
from the city 20 his home in that
suburb, which is located across the
James R!Vcr from Lynchbuvs. Brown
claims that TWO negroes iumned from
behind some bushes along the road.
covered him with 4 revolver and de-
nl.mINi liS nlnNcN-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-03
MAY VOTE ON SATURDAY
French Deputies Preparing for EarI.
Disposition of Pence
Treaty.
lBy Associated Press. I

PARIS. Sept. lit is expected in
official circles that the Chamber Of
Deputies will vote on the peace treaty
Saturday. according to Marcel Hutin.
OF the Echo de Paris.
The Senate will require four sittings
before voting on the treaty and CON
Sequently 1t Is believed tina, the rati-
iication Of the convention will be pro-
mulSated in the official journal he
tween September | and September Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-03
MORE WAR HON0RS AWARDED
PcrshinE's Latest ID. =. 6. List Includes
Name OF Corporal II. ID.
Glass, I,ynchhurE.
IRx Associated rressr.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The War
Department announced today that Cen
eral Pershing had awarded the Dis
tin-uiShed Service Cross to the fol-
lowing officers and men of the Amcri-
can eXpeditionary forces:
Captain ia bc1 q. Gholston. Woodland.
Miss; lIicutenants 81. HankinS. Quauah.
Ten; Corporals Henry B. Glass. Lynch
burg. Va: James r. Jones, Knoxville.
Tenn; PriEates Gravel Garcia. Davis
Ten; Joseph II. Laughlin, Concord
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-03

Britain will contend that the United
States has built up u great merchant
marine and that they are still suffering
from the destruction of tho merchant
men by German submarines. In this
case. Il is pointed out. the decision.
in all probability, will be to apportion
tho ships among the allies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-03
Army Worm GENERATING.

The caterpillar or army worm is
present IN much of Texas and I,ouisi-
ANA, in the river bottoms OF Arkansas
and mississippi, and in the Tennessee
valley in Alabama. In the areas where
wccvils have COTTON all the fruits. the
army worm MI, do more good than
harm. by eating the leaves and Civ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-03
The Weather
Furnished nv 4. =. Weather Bureau,

Forecast: Virginia.
Fair Wednesday, and
pr badly Thursday {:
little change I'm temper
allure.
North CurDlinn-Fnir
" e. a n cs al a y. except
cloudy near the coast (:
Thursday fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-03
Local Temperature Ycstcrda,.

p " Temperatures .......,.. -
Maximum t"nrcrature TO u ... =;
AluiUum truIi"rHturc to i. NJ. VI
N"Hn tvmrcrutur" YESTERDAY ........... ~
Norma! temperate rc for TINS date -
Deficiency yesterday .......... ............. II
h,rc!cnCN since March | ............. iUJ
Deficiency sine" January .......... =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-03
TO PARTICIPATE IN VOTING
RcnttnchcJ Provinces OF .tISncc and
Lorraine to Take Part In
Coming Elections.
IRv Associat.d prcss

BY Associated Press
PARIS. Sept. 1.-The newly rcat-
tiChcd Provinces Of Alsace and Lcr-
raine VIII participate in the coming
French elections under French laws
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-03
Local Rainfall.

|ttHulgi last twelve hours .....,.
VaiufuU last twuutV-fuur hours ...
ESQ So sine" March | ..-.............. ....
i4N.. - stuC" january .-......,. See.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-03
nnm WccviIs nnvagc Texns Cror.

BOIL weevils have devastated much
of the crop from Southern and East
crn Texas 10 varai counties in South
ern South Caroline. Where rains have
been frequent the pest got all the
fruits put on after August to 10.
This includes portions of Southern and
Eastern Texas, much Of Louisiana.
southern and Central Mississippi and
Alabama, southern and a part of CEN
trail Georgia. and all of t'Iloridu
Wecvi!s are also reported in Oklahoma
and Arkansas.
The boil weev!l d!d serious damage
20 the crop ovcr considerable areas
IN Texas and Oklahoma. TO a limited
extent in Arkansas and Louisiana. and
Is mentioned as having appeared in
SeNcrAl Othcr SinlnS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-03
Large Decline In Virginia.

In Virginia Georgia and Florida
the decline was heaviest, being ~
points in Virginia and - points in
Georgia and Florida In Aiabana IT
was points and in North Carolina and
Texas. i points.
Sea Island cotton in Georgia and
Florida practically has heem destroyed
by boil wccvils. which ere now dam-
aging tho crop in south CarGlina; hay :
ing appeared on the islands off the
coast.
In Mississippi and Alabama. where
the crop is short because of the boil
wecvil. most OF it Will he harvested
by October !. outside the weevil-
infected areas the crop continues two
weeks or more late.
In commenting upon the condition
of the crop ON August -. the depart
mcnt issued a statement, saying:
Boil wcevils, boil worms. army
worms and red spider Cor rust were
the insect pests which unfavorably
affected the cotton crop in August,
This. with almost continuous rains
over considerable areas. dry weather
over smaller areas ;.ud hot dry weather
following the heavy rains in july were
the influences which caused dctcriora
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-03
$4,000 BALES INCREASE
IN COTTON CROP FORECAST
Department OF Agriculture Estimates
Aggregate Yield 1.2s0,OOO
Bales.
INSECT PESTS DESTRUCTIVE
Boil WccviI, Boil Worm and Army
Worm Operate Over large Areas.
Sea island District Is Almost
Dcnudcd Of Its Staple.
!, INSECT PESTS DESTRUCTIVE
IIiv Associ,..l l,rtss.l

WASHINt;TDN. Sept. 2-An increase
during August tnf 2li.00o bales III the
prospective cotton crop this year was
shown in ioday's cotton report of the
pcpnrtmcnt of Agriculture, which fore
cast a total Of li.230.000 bales. The
condition Of the crop. Gl.+ per cent
OF /, normal showed II decline of 81
points from July - To August 70, COM
pared with an average decline during
the last ten years Of "a points.
Boll wccvils. boil worms. army worms
and red spiders. combined with almost
continuous rains o%cr considerable
areas Of the belt, with dry hot weather
followin. the heavy rains. caused the
deterioration Of the crop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-03
'.ornr Observations at $ r.; n. Yes,cr,las.
Special Data.

NtAH uW'ttl'n.. 'dsNs VIM N'i'NI'N'
Washington Journal., 1919-11-28

8if6of Metbooius pon 9ntaro in
9pcien bedeihnet.
M2it Dem 6ortgong Scr @eihidte
nobm ou6 sic @eitaIt oes Serr.
ifers INNER DieOer eiren anOeren
g5amen OH. 90 boitete lid Der
@laube on 9orl Den @roBen uno
iibertrue iid weiter oui oeiien Na9'
foIger. Sober oieier 6ranfenfaiier
miir0e Dos @elobte 2onO unterio'
den, oann ober ieiner iiegreidcn
5diIO an einen oiirren Baum bdn'
aen, oeIien aeite MN pieOer fri
ihcs 2eben treibeu miirOen.
lluo 10, iid INNER wieOer Den Or
eignifien gei9idt onbequemenO,
pfon5te ii6 Die ieItiome Gage tort,
in ibrem &ern zines 0eutifen Gol'
fes tiefe Sebniu6t Oe%rforperno.
llnb enbIid buftete iie fir Sobr'
6un6erte on ser Ieuhtenoiten gr.
ifeinung, meIfe sic &eibe Oeutider
aoiier nett iiberitrobIt, an aoiier
5ricori6 H.. Dem eeniaIen Soben'
Itoufen. Mit ieinen Toten bate
er bic BeIt erfiiat, ourd ieinen
Washington Journal., 1919-11-28

lid ni6t ones, mas mir ols lolfer
be3ei6nen, l6bt iid teGnil1 oerrue!''
Sen, ga beionOere anlpritbe al lem
@erbaIten beim Sormen uno 8rcn'
llen aeItent mer0en miiiien. 0ort,
no iid elm allen Anipriiden gereft
mer6eroes MoteriaI fin0et, bIiiDte
ifon in oIten 8eiten Die Sopferin'
oultrie; aIs loIde SunOiteIlen ioaer
nur Die nSafneritoot" Groning in
9ticOerba1ern, oos r&annenbofer'
Iono" in Naiiolt, 9un6lau /. Sdl.
aIs @eiIpieIe gcnonlt werDen.
g[ber uic cntItcbt MN 3. y. elm
toncrner @oHerfrug? 8ir molten
ieincn @eroegaug Don Ser @emin'
mngsiteae Oes Cons aus oerfolgen.
SSn Der Songrube miro Der Son
I'M Eogbnu geponnen unO bic aus.
qeItof)enen S6oIlen 5un1dit alt
Snilfen ODER il @rubeu duiammen'
%gemorfen; Ser Con miro ~cingc'
iumpft", nm cine gIcidm6Bi8e Ser
tciIung ser 6ellhtigfeit in Der gan.
gen Maiie 81 er3ielcu. 0ie lpeltcre
G~crorbeitung ridtet iid nun nod DER
QueIit1t oes CUR 8crfirgung itebelI-
Sen MoterioIs. Gur6 nausluin'
tern" g. /. @efrierenloiien Der nal
Washington Journal., 1919-11-28

ungeitiGtcn SOB gegen Rom ole
Ser5en Oes arrlen golfes i'm Sturm
genonnen. nun fam iein gebeimnis.
boiler uno pIosIi6er Goo. uno Oh
or ou6 ipGter, nod aufbebung OeS
gonnes, feierIid i'm 0om gu ga.
lermo beigeiest murOe - oos Bolt
wuBte es bod better. Bon 1taiuO
Eli MunO lief oas 8eriiht, Oab
er nift eeitorben, oab er lid nur
o~erborgen boIte, I'm einAs Cages
mieOer berpor3utreten urO ale ieine
6einOe nieoer5uidmetterr uno iein
i~cuf3enoes @oIf 81 erloier,
0ieien tief eingewur5elten @oltS.
gIaubeu ous5unusen, limb oonn i'm
2orf ipGterer SobrbunOerte piele Be-
trigger oufgetaudt, ii6 fir Sen e6ten
6rieori9 ous5ngeben. 3uerIt in
StoIien, oonn aud in Deuti4Iano.
GieIe anbGnger fon0en tie, weun au6
idIiebIif lire @i0erinher lie emf.
laruten uro gum Tooe fiibrten. Sic
ser, 6lugbIGtter uno Gbronifen mii'
fen begeiitert bon oieien eriebnten
&oiiern 81 er5Gblen.
Washington Journal., 1919-11-28

nen ounflen @Gloern Der Sar5 emf
por, ii6er oeiieu g%ipfeIarme Berg
maiIen Der oiltere 9roden unluirl6
iein 6oupt erbebt. RGber beran
breitet lid, iiberiGet pom mobI6Gbi'
gen SrtiHaiten, Die @iiIbcne @ue;
Ole GolbiigeI ldn9S Der Seine, Die
belualOeten S0ben Der 5drede,
Sdmiife mie SainIeite bis blnnn
gum 8olienturm bel SonberSballien
ihlingen iid i'm @al6fran5 Inn Die
les lieblide 9ilo, ooS I'M SiIocn lei'
men frGftigen 9(bidIuB ourd oia
tlou p~ertr0umten @ergmcllen Ocs
Tbiiringcr @aIbcS cmpiongt. @cit,
melt binab permag oaS lild)ellOe Nu'
Qe Dem 9ouf ser llnltrut 81 folgeM
an ocren beitcreu lliern lid 9urgen.
9orfer, unncbrte StG0ther. Sui'
5erpfoI5cn. &Ioitcrruinen unO crnItc
Reminder Ocltid,cr @cidihte Oid)t
nneinouoerreiben llno meldle Gr.
inncritnocn itiirmen ouf Den linni'
acn 9cidlniter bier oben ein!
Seine Gage I'M @er5en 0eutid-
LAMBS. oie llcberiiiIlc Der 9roBcn Gr.
i%nnerunQen. Die TieiOeutigfeit Der
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NAL nod an ieinem NorO5ipfel Die
mnlcriifen Guinen Hoten6irg.