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New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
The Tribune
Fresh Air Fund

Harlem was transplated to Forty.
second Street yesterday morning-ol
it looked like that to the people in the
Grand Central Terminal at about 1890
u. m.
1t wasn't migration Of Harlem build
ings that gave the impression-they
were all safe and fast at their usual
moorings northward of 125th Street
But the Harlemites! That was some
thing else again.
Actually there were only 250 Har-
lemites, but they were all small boys
full Of vigor, vim and enthusiasm.
They were very much underfoot and
they were loaded down with bags and
letic paraphernalia.
Everybody Good Natured
There was Sam and George, Rastus
and Eph and Tom, Dick and Harry.
They bumped into passersby and pas
sersby turned to glover, but remained
to grin when they realized who the
bumpers we're.
The. $50 were off for a vacation. and
couldn't for the life of them SEE why
the vacation shouldn't begin right
there, even though there were no green
trees in sig hit; SO they scrambled and
bumped and ran and jolted until the
gate of the 1851 Pittsfeld express
by heaved sigh of relief through their
grins.
1t was the Tribune Fresh Air Funds
second excursion for the Shepherd
Knapp Farm, made up entirely of negro
youngsters from Harlem, except for a
slight sprinkling Of boys from Brook
iyn. The sending of the party was
inspired by the boys work committee
of the New York Rotary Club, which
has been interesting itself in the Har-
lem boy problem.
In cooperation with 1.-The Urban
League for Negroes, C. J. Atkinson,
chairman of the boys work committee,
and Alexander Campbell, an assistant,
agreed to select group Of negro lads
II the Tribune Fund would make the
arrangements for the vacation. After 4
strenuous week the boys were collected,
given physical examination and sent
on. Ihey are to remain at the farm
tor two weeks.
The Rotary Club committee hopes
through the generosity of members of
the club to be able to make contri-
button to the fund to pay at least part
OF the expense of the outings of the
Others Start Vacations
On the same train with the boys were
fifty other lads bound for vacations at
st: Helen's Home at Interlaken, Mass.
The fund also sent out party of
twenty small girls to be guests at Elm
Cottage at Fairfield, Conn, a party of
eighty crippled girls to spend three
weeks at Devereux Home, Deposit, N.
Y, and seventeen boys and girls to be
entertained in private families at
Barrytown and Red Hook, N. Y.
The number Of children sent out by
the fund during the week totals more
than 1900.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12

Total July II. 1919. s22, ASS. Al
Contributions, preferably by check
or money order, should be sent to
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund, The
Tribune, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12

Mae Murray will return to the speak
ing stage in October in a comedy BY
Edgar Allen Wolfe.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12

Mme Bertha Kalich has ended her
season in "The Riddle Woman" and is
now at work on her autobiography,
which is scheduled for publication in
the late autumn. 1t bears the title of
"Thc Making Of an American Actress"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20

and we're required To help. Ito was
q ,,anch friend ~ Charles Lorins
nrace and VAS particularly inter
ested IN the N.w~boys' Lodging
houses and In tn. nisht school and
IN getting the children or the streets
and out on farms IN the west
when SaS president the governor
~ Alaska under me Governor
BRADY Was one VI these es'nsws'
bodyr who had been sen, from New
lork out west by Mr. brace and my
father Ny father was greatly In
terer,ed In the rocistis- To prevent
cruelty to riuidren and cruelty 10 an
imsls ON sundays ho had = mission
class Ou hisl way 20 It he used To
drop us children at our SUNDAY school
In Doctor Adams Presbyterian
church On Madison square: re
member hearing my aunt. my
mothers sister, SAYING that when h..
walked along with ~ children he al
~R,u reminded her ~ urea thsart In
Punyan Indrr tho spur ~ his ss-
ampl. I taught mission class my
self for three wears before going To
collss. and Tor all four years that
I was In college. do not think !
made much ~ y success ~ A. Hut
the other day on getting out of a
tnyl IN New YORK the chauffeur
spok" TO me ana told me that he was
one ~ NV Old Sunday school pupils.
| tememberd him well ana was
much pleased 10 find that he was
an arden, nul' Mooser
Mother u Southern Woman.
NV mother. Martha Bullorh was
\ -wre, gracious beautiful -outhvi n
woman u delightful companion anu
beloved by everybody sho was en-
tirely "untrconrtructed" To tho day
~ her death Tier mother, my
rrnndmother, one OF the dearest ~
old ladies. lived with ur and Was dts
tinctly overindulKrn, 10 u. children.
being quite unable to harden h"f
heart towards us even when Ind oc-
| cAsion demanded II
Towards the close ~ the civil war
althouEh>s very small hoy, | grew "a
have n partial but alert understand
| ing OF the fact that the family we're
not one IN their Views about thai
conflict. nv father being n strons
Lincoln republican, ana once. whcr
felt that had been wtonRed b,
maternal discipline during the day
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
1E AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT

falls hoods about Mr.. Ulads'Hre ,,,i.
not he true My uncle W. nns y,
the best men I have ever kuuNu "a.
when have sometimes been .emp'
ed to wonder how good pc1p.e o.,
believe OF me theaunius, ana i'm
possible things theydo hcilc.r ha,.
consoled myself by thinking " 'neI.
Jimmy bulloch's perfectly smear,
conviction that Gladstone asg , ma,
of quite exceptional ana namss.
irfamy In both public ana pfly,I.
life.
NV mothers two hrothots I.,..
Dunwoodie bulloch ana Irvine Rul.
loch. came to visit us shortly hr.,
tho close " the war. Elih cam.
under assumed names. ~ tlr, Ve,,
among the contederatea who wof. a,
that time exempted from .ne am,
nesty "Tnclc Jimmy" llul. ~ VA
a dear old retired sea Cupttu NJ.
,rrly unable To- get on" ,p m.
worldly sense OF that phrase a., Val
ant and simple and uprighi a uog.
rs ever lived. "A vsritlhls CU' N..
come. IIo was an anmin In N,
confederate navy and was jhe build
cr ~ the famous confedr'a'e ",
vessel Alabama My uncle irwin,
Nulloch was a midshipmnn on ,bs
Alabama ana fired the lns' gIn d..
charged from It's batteries Ia the
fight with the kearrarpc Both o,
these unclcs lived IN Liverpool ar.
er the war
Copyright 1918 ny tho McClur. N.,,
paper syndicaiel
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20

I attempted a partial vengeance by
praylng with a loud fervor for tho
success OF the union arms when We
ali came TO say our prayers befofe
my mother In the evening
She was not only mos, devoted
mother hut was also blessed with
strong sense Of humor. and she was
too much amused 10 punish met but
| was warned not To repeat the OF
fense, under penalty OF my fathers
being inform ed-he being the dis
pen"cr II serious Ounlshment Morn
Ing prayers werF with my father.
We used to stand at the foot Of the
stairs. and when father came down
We called out Il speak for you ana
the cubby hoi, too !" There we're
three of u. young children, and W.
used to ST with mther on the aofa
while he conducted morning pray
ers The place between father and
the arm, OF tn. sofa We called the
"cubhy hole % The child who got
that place ". regarded AS erpe rially
favored. both IN comfort ANA some
how or other In rank ana title
The two who were left to sit on the
much wider eSpanse of sofa un the
other side of father were outsiders
Tor the time being.
My Aunt Anna my mothers sister
lived with uS She was ~ devoted
10 us children ~ was my mother
herself and We were equally de
voted TO her In return She Taught
~ our lessons while W. were little
Ny uncle Jimmy BullOch was tor-
giving and lust In reference 10 bhc
union forces and could discus al
phases OF the civl war With entire
fairness and generosity Hut In Eng
iish politics no promptly became u
Tory of the mos, ultra conservative
school. Lincoln ana GRANT he could
admire. but he would not listen to
anything In favor Of Mr., Gladstone,
Tho only occasion on which ] ever
shook his faith In me were when
would venture msehly "a suggest that
soms of the msnifestly pt.posterous
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20

ate that his library wns less inter.
rs'ug than that ~ my wif"s great
gtandfather ~ the same time which
certainly included such volumes ~
the original td'nhurgh ltr,icw foi
No have them nov On our own book
shelves
uf nay gttudfnhrr ttnotrNelt ny
most viva ohild ph triuinircrnss IN not
something saw but a tale that was
lOld ius concerning him, In hiH boy
hood sunday was aH dismal dal
fnr small 'al,iniHllr children ot
lmtch descent nH II thri had been
puritan or Rcutch toNonhuting ur
French lluHuenot descent ana I
speak u one proud ~ his HOLLAND,
iiuRuenut aud Co,rnanilng hncrs.
tors and proud thai the blood ~
that stark Puritan diyin" Jonathan
Edwards flows IN the veins ~ his
children one summer afternoon,
after lisisnlnH tu an unususllN long
Dutch reformed sermon Tor the
s"cond time that day, my grand
father. a small boy running nome he'
fore the congregation had dlHp-rHrd,
ran into a party ~ piss which then
wandered fr-s IN New iOrks streets
lie promptly mounted a hiE boar
which no les- promptly holted and
carried him NJ full speed through the
midrt OF ,ho outraged congregation
ny the way. one of the lloOasVrll
documents which came down to M.
illustrates the change that has come
over c.rtain aspects OF public NE
since the time which pen~in,lsts term
'thr earlier aud better DAYS ~ the
republic Dld Isaac Roosevelt was
q member OF an auditing committee
which shortly after the clos" of the
revolution approved tho follow Ing
bill,
Tho state Of New yott 10 John Cape Df
To 4 Dihrs' uiVen hy ~, Escelleney the,
Vov~sror and rouneil IN their t,esllsneits
lnf,on D -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
GRIP, INFLUENZA
eosailn's v1lssrd ON . 0s>>ehsss
AnsissVe1s Prsvest1vO

Durias inAuenrs epidemies spray
the noss and throat several times :
day with one psf, WIZARD Oh aud
iwo parts water. usins an atom'ses
n you haven't an stomisst GArGle
the throat and snuff the misture up
the nose. This treatment sets W 40
sntissp,ie wall OF defense sssisst
Flu" sosms,
Chest eolds and sore throat LEAD
10 grip. Stop them At once with
Wifatd OIL before they can develop
Into dangerous influenza.
Get il from druggists for Voc. II
no, satisfied. return the bottle ant
get your money back
Ever eonstipstsd oV have sick head
ache' Just try Wizard Liver Whipa
pleasant little pink pills. J0e a. drug
g,sta Guaranteed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20

1t should be the duty well the pleasure OF every
American read this life Of Of the greatest Ameri
cans written by himself "r r. has become symbol Of
aggressive fearless. honest naonalsm, the inspiration to
thousands in living honestly vigorously and
rgheously the supreme example of duty In action Here
Theodore Roosevelt has sct down faithfully and enter
taningy what he knew OF his ancestry ana related ms
progress from birth through youth education early
public service the presidency and international fame ns
leader of political thought II Is great autobiography
nfa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20

| -.---. ..,.. .,.--- - a..
phf"ns "u'"'nb "'s""m' !" wv
woods, and sometimes playing In
diana 4, too ,,,il.,i, manner by
-, ,-,,..,.u.'
'""'f wv '""'' Nv
our cloihe"l IN liberal fashion WIN
poke cherry juice. THANKSGIVING
was IN appreciated festival, nut "
In No way came up To ChrtStnss
Christmas was an occasion or Ut
orally d"lirioun 10y ~ the evening
We hung up oilt H,ockrtns or rHthri
the biggest stockings W. coUii bor
row from the arown ups ana De
fore dawn wo ,rooped IN 10 open
them while sitting an fathers and
mothers heVi. and the hisssr pres
ents were arranged, thps. Tor each
child On IT. own ,ahle, In the draw
ing room. the doors 10 which were
thrown oprn after breakfast I
never knew any one else have what
seemed Ia me such attractive christ,
mnscz. and In the next generation |
tried 10 reproduce them exactly for
my own children
Iaihcr Hest ~ Men.
Nc father Theodore Roos.yelt.
va. tho hrst man I ever knew lie
cnmhjn.a s,tens,h ana routas, with
,rntlen... tenderness and rreat use
fuinr,, ile vouid not tolerate In
n, children selflshnep~ or crusity,
ldl.nesa rownrdice or untruthful-
ness A. we grew older he made Nv
understand that the same standard
~ clean liySng was demanded for
the boys as for the girls, that what
was wsons in woman could not
he righ, IN n man With Great love
and patience and the most under
standing sympathy and considera'
| ton he combined insistence on dts-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20

tended tO deceive, but Whlch tnr-
nlrhed n gauge for ihe size or ihe
christmas siff
NY maternal srandfhthers nous"
was on the line ~ Shefmhn.s mnt'h
To the SEA. ANA protty mucn every
thing In II mat was porlnple W"
t1k.n by the boys In blur, lncluhins
most ~ the books In the library.
when I was president the fhcn
about my ancestry were puhUshed'
and u former soldier In SHERMAN
army sent me- back one of the BOOKS
With my srandfathet'H nam" IN "
u was "A little copy ot tho poems ot
"Mt Gray an eighteenth csn'uiy
edition printed In GLASGOW
ON October 81. 1853, was born
a rs Fast twentieth street. New
yntk city. In the house In which W.
lived during the time ,hnt my two
alr,ers ana my brother and were
small children It was furnished IN
the oanonicnl taste OF III, Sew York
which ucotsc william curtis de-
.rrihrd In the "potiphar i'spefs "
The black haircluth furniture In the
dining room scratched the bare legs
" the children when they sat on II
The middle room WAS a library, with
,nhlcs, chairs. aud bookcases I, ~
gloomy respectabillty II was With
out vlnduwA and 80 was available
only AT night The front room. the
parlor. seemed to un.children to he
A tonm ~ much hpicndur, but was
omen for general u-< only on sunday
evening or on thre occasions when
there wpre untties The Snndey
Nvsnina family gathering was the
redcsmins feature In "A day which
otherwise We chlldr-n dld not enjoy
- chiefly because We we're all Of us
made to wear clean clothes and keep
neat The ornaments ~ that parlor
1 remember no~ included the gas
chand~llsf decorated with "a great
ou.n,i,v Of cut slnss priams
These prIsms hruck me ~ pusress.
inn prcullar mngnificencc One "
them fell or 'ons day, and I had
grabbed /, and slowed Il away. pass.
ins a,vernl dny. OF fur,ive delight IN
tho treasure A delight always ailoycd
with fear that 1 would he fuuud out
ana ronvlci,d ~ larceny. There was
, swi-- wooicar,ins representing n
Vs,y his hunt., ON one side uf an
exceedingly small mountain and n
harm ~ chamois d,sproportlnna,.ly
small for tho hunter ana lNlur Iui
tho ,noun,ain. inst across the fidae.
This ,lwnVs fascinated MS. hut',hete
vns "A small chnmuls Md FOR which
"a. fei, aanntes los, the hunter might
com. an n nud NM H. There was
.isn d, uu.sinn mouiih drawing !
sll, sledae ON A niece W malachilc
somc on, tncrion,d In MY hear.
inn thar mnlarhitc wns n valuable
n,sthie This fi.ed In NV mind that
d, w,s yaIu,hlr rSartly a. diamonds
,ro y,Iuahl. accented that mouth
N. a nrirsles. votk nf art aud II was
mn, untu was vel in mlddi, ngr
tina, 4, orrurrrd to mr that was
,,Ist,k.u
Sou ma then ~. children we're
.t,Lrn ,o,od =, our rr,ndfethrr's
hnu., "A, h,,,s, 10, ,he Seu Nnrh
,, r,,,, ~. an ihe roru,r az
r,,,,.,,t, s,r.,t ANA Ur,,dNn,.
t,,,,,,y t,rIon a,,,,e InstJe there
an. I,,s, nan ',unrin, uu to the
80, n,,, N,sa,,.- bl,rk and
wbi,, n,,rlI, foo, ana a circular
s,nttr,.. ,nnra IN, lido. of the hail
f,n,, ~, ,,, finr, down ~, rhil.
.I,., u,urh ndntirrh hoth tho ta..
s,i,,., zion, ,,J IN, rircuiar stair.
n.e a. ,ht,b "a, v.r, tiphi about
N, ,nitc, hii, nm NOT 80 sure a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20

Ot my Hreht.grardfathor Noose
vel, and his family life n century aud
over ago know little beyond what
i- implied In soute ot his books that
have come down to me the lSi'cr-
~ IunHs. n biography ~ John Paul
lpnes pief Justice Mnrshalls "lIte
. OF Wat6bgion.' Thcy seem tO ini.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-08
s. n1ai 1919
ieDer ateun5ug iiberfliiifig

men s;|,, ieSsr ats'naaa ''1sstl'''''s
Wit Dem SOFTEN bort nber trob-
benz BAG gmpfi1oen nibt arf. Nibt
umionif Dnr nod einn1al u Nora
Sic 2eibenidaft ertDadt. Bel benz
@ieoerieben mar an Die 5fele per
,mebr trd11neriIden aiebe beg Wtao-
hens oag gnn5e, Doqe gn1pfi1oen
bes 8eibes getreteny nno bns err
I0fdt nidt nit einem S9lage, gag
tilgf iid nidf onr1 einen idben Will
Iensaft. 2angiam glirnmt es LANCE
fort, mie Die &ob1e zines Jeuers, u.
6as @er3 miro our 5bla6e.
Mora muBte oiefe 3eit an benz
&~ranfenbette bes Bnters aisbarreL
Ser, eine m1dtige Guine, % Lag, I'M
fabia sur1 @ebraude Der @lie6er, @e=
6anfen uno @orte MIR 6tDer 1lno I'M
flar geitnltenb. Sc mar ibr feline Or
leidternng, bob er tpenig eigentli9er
8fleqe, 1tur nnobl6iiger Mnfiidt be-
onrffe; BERN fir lire tatige Natur
mar sic muBige @nbe babel Die bar
telfe 8rnfung.M euBere Glbe tragt lid
1idper, perr1 6ie ir11ere febH.
en- elmer iener 5tllnoen innerer
MafIofifeit mar e., baB fie ibrer al
ten frornmen 5reunom idrieb: vSeBt
benei6e id Gnb Inn guern: l1ngeitor-
ten Trie6en, mie Mnoere nm ibr le-
bensbones Slid! Borum bnrfte ib
niht Ser einen o6er an6eren &i6tung
nngeb0ren. 8as babe ib getan, bob
meme 2iebe mir anes foitete nno
rihtg rettete? ga, iett m0dte i@
mein &er5 BET @11d begraben, bob es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-08

"a. @apiteI.
Sebem tpar6 bas Me1, ju lieben;
gliidli6 5n ieben Elm got=
li9es @efden, bas nur 6ie
@na6e erteilt.
georn trug ibtperer on 6ieier Cut
tdlti6ung, nls an ben friberen0pfern.
Bon benz freiniuigen gntfagen Biz
gum bolligen @ergeiieniein, ia Bis
gum @riebtfein 6ur1 cine meme 2iebe
tit nod Elm tpeiter S9ritt. Stein bas
bottle iie nidt ge6odt! Sc mar eine
Demitigung; tiefer, idmer5liber als
iene bittere 8erabttng, Die er br
einmaI betpieien. Selbit aug Der bat.
te nod ein Snnfe 2iebe gele1dtet,
9iebe, Sic nidt bergeber1 tponte, neil
ite nidf bergeiien fonnte. Mber iebi
mar Der lebte Stern untergegangen,
an bem ibre 2iebe iib nod a11fridter
fonnte. go NOR es al1d nt6t Der mil.
Sc Erob bon bamals, Ser fid nod eiin.
nal gelteno madte, ion6ern iene tiefe
2ebensmiibigfeit, 6ie ii@ mber baS
Ser5 n11sbreitet tpenn ibm nidts
mebr al ertparten, ridts mebr 81
mnni9en ubrig bleibt. @liif nn6 Sic
be iinb iolde. 2ebens- @Iemente 6e1
Sugen6, baB, tnenn ibr bic gefom.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-08

tut1gen 5u begebtte1 nDer a1fd) nrr
oie Dtoerfpartige gpiiobe ihb II gr-
i1lrerllng 81 briagen. Mal1 mar nber-
oieg IN ie1er grregung uno bielieiti-
gen 8einaftigung, Sic eirl Sa11tilien-
Gretgnis ffets NIT iiid bringt, nrb u
oteiem Sole nm 70 mebr, % es Elm
10 eriebntes 11nb bod uageabnteg mar.
aiqDs @eitdt itrablte Dor Glnd,
Ser @rafin beiBeiter 8nnib mar IN
Grfinlnng gegangen III benz Mnge1t.
blide, ais tie i'm berloren gegeben:
&nrts 8erlobung nit ieiner &1i1tne
batte nod an benz Gage itattgeffun-
ben, als er pl0tli6 abgereiit NOT.
Mne ibelmollenoen 5timr1en Daren
baourb mtrfiam gum S6tpeigen ge-
bpa6t. Sn ben &reiien Der gefann-
ten iibertonte sic r1e11e Nadrt6t Die
@eriidte, mel9e fa1lm 8ett gebabt
batten, feiten SUP al faiien. Wean la--
6elte 5tpar, man gla1bte nod ma1t-
DIES, 5udte Die M9ieln urb .sgonr1te
.1i6 feine beiBen6e 8emerfungen
.aber man gratulierte bod.
Ser &aplan NOR Ser gtn5ige, Der
infolge ieiner SAritte aud bie Mabr-
belt iiber Mora bal6 erfabren nno tie
m0glidit 5nr angemeinen &en11tnis
gebra1t batte. Mber rnter ben obtpql=
ten6en nmitan6en mar es ni9t tlr.
li6, &l1rt unb bic 5einen 0ariiber
auf5uflaren, nn6 er m1Bte 6ies qnf
.einen geeigneten Mugenblif Derf9ie-
ben.
Dabnotp nabm ii9 inoeiien alf bas
tdtigite Der Mngelegerbeiten Morps
1nn. Geiner Mniibt mad unterlag .ees
feinem 3meifel, 6aB bas @unittglte
fir ale Eeile 1ei, bas nnternebme1t
iobalo ais m0gli@ a%uf5ugeben, oas
groBe Snpentar at realiiieren u. Der
&ttn6er 8erm0gen elmer Gormnnoz
i6aft nnter5uor6nen, ID Der 3uitano
&aritens I'M belten Sole ETH langereS
Siedtum in Mnsii6t itsQte. Cine He-
b%eriieolung nod Ser &ei1ben5itabt oes
norMentiben &ei@eS, at beiien I'm
Observation-Disclosures geb0rte, Mir
De Die @ei6dfte I'M Elm 8eoeutenoes
bereinfa9en.
NoraS MntliB leu9tete nuf alS tie
.ein5eben bnrfte, 6aB MIR S6a6en aus
Der Sortfibrung oes Geidaftes err
madien tonne; oenn lie bottle gefnrd)+
tet ibres 8rnbes Nprteil erbeiibe es,
A4pabrenb 6o9 feline Sl1gen6 ale @e=
oanfen an i'm als fuinftigen Ga6fol-
ger l9pinben lieB. so lag pl0bli6
i96n in ibrer 6an6 6as @noe 6eS So
bens, Ser ibr menige Monate borber
10 nnobreiBbar %geoiinft. .8ie lunge
nodk mie. Ia11ge no9?" bottle tie 6as
mails in bitterem S6mer5 altsgeru-
fen, nidt abnen6, mas 10 balb font
men 1oute 10 bal6, nno 0o6, mie
ibr &er5 nit bitterem Sdmer5 ii6
eingeltan6, 5n fpdt.
9enno9 itieg ein uniibertpin6li-
der @i6er1piqein ibr auf geger ben
@e6anfen, iebt 50. 5n p%erlaiien: B.,
no Tie i'm 5ulebt geieben, Dosser ber-
ipro6en, Tie mie6er a11f5uiu9en,
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70 Iange geiudt? l1nb bod Hog bog
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l1rb Mbergerl1g, loi6te er sic Screen
uno I6loB 6ie Mugen. Nber es mi1B.
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Ole lin beimiudten 6ern ieIbit i'm
ISdlaf blieb ein 2ddeln auf ben Zip
pen.