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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-04
Programmes of the Week
SUNDAY

City College, p. M, Samuel A.
Baldwin's free organ recital
Fantasia in + minor .. Mozar.
Choralc prelude .............. Bach
Ariel, Chaconne ..............Bo Bonnet
A Night Song. Morning Song 49,. Kramer
SUITE. IN India ................ Stoughton
Co., n.aiIa '''''...... -. Schubert
meiooy IN e.. ................. Rubinstein
Overture. DER Freschutz" Weber
MONDAY
Aeolian Hall, 8:15 p. M, piano recital
by Paquita Madriguera:
f SSeiaas a1se imDlomptu in sssts
major: Tarantella. .............. Chopin
Sesuidillas Triana (Iberinn) ....... Albeniz
Witches Dance .................M acDowell
La Soiree Dams Grenade Debussy
Poonai.e, No. ;s'' . Moszk0TS SKY
TUESDAY
New York University Auditorium
8:15 p. M. fourth and last concert by
the campus concert course:
Songs for Springtime:
Come. Lasses and Lad, English Folk
song ......., Arranged by Bridge
(Women's chorus) N'' - W
In the Merry Month OF May. $3.50. Billiard
Cooln, Irish Folksong,
Arranged by O'Hare
Choral Society
The Divan of Hafz four Persian Love
Lyrics. ..... BY Richard lie Gallienne
Heart! Have You Heard the News,
On Love. the Beauty of the Moon Is Thine
Wind of the East.
Love. if for Nothing Else
John Barnes Wells
Shakespeare songs:
Hunting Song CAS- You Like It") Wright
male chorus)
FAIR Lullaby |"Midsummer Nights
Dreamy <.,:.......: ........ Beach
(Women's chorus)
Song Ts,o3 Of the Pedlar GA Winters
Choral Society ''''''D
Russian songs:
Sun and Moon. .GretchaninoR
Three Cavaliers,
Arranged by Kurt SCHNEIDER
Incidental solo by Edith Norris
Choral Society
In Fountain Court Alexander Russell
Inc Little Bird. ....... John Barnes Wells
Kitty ................ John Barnes Wells
The Eyes That Come From Ireland,
George H. Gartlan
If l Were King ....... Campbell Upton
John Barnes Wells
Cantata. tho Slaves Dream. Matthew
=. Mr. Wells and Choral Society
Choral Society
WEDNESDAY
City College. p. M, Samuel A.
Baldwln's free organ recital:
Over the Prairie. Scott
Alpine Sketch. Observation-Disclosures. Scott
Prelude and Fugue in D major. ...... Bach
Souvenir Rocco Lester
Chant de May. .Jongen
Improvisation Caprice. ..........J ongen
Prize song .................W Wagner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-04
BROOKLYN ADVERTISEMENT
BROOKLYN ADVERTISEMENT
Cooperative

MERE are never any announced special
sales ct McEnerys, nevertheless every
day in the year is day of big values
here: An increasing patronage attracted
by honest values is constantly increasing our
buying power. Big buying has its price ad-
vantages in which McEnery's patrons share.
Ii you have charge account at McEnery's
you are cooperating with thousands of other
Brookynites to reduce furniture cost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-04

O1ies Heralolne tarrar, another pop
ular idol, without waiting to learn the
intentions Of the directors concerning
her, executed strategic movement and
placed herself in the hands of Mr..
Charles A. Ellis, Of Boston, who had
been her agent for concerts 1t was a
shrewd move, but Miss Farrar evil
IDENTIFY thought it needed defence, for
she put forth some high-sounding
phrases about her art as a vocation
and the necessity of laying up money
against an evil day. This she in
timated would not be necessary "if we
had a government opera house, with
the artists cared for during their ac-
tive careers. With a pension at the
close they would not have to haggle
over money; all that they would be
required to do would be to perfect
their art" This sounded we'll but
would have been a trifle more concinc
ing II Miss Farrar had not deserted
the Royal Opera House at Berlin.
where she might. at the last have OBJ
tanned a pension, and contracted with
Mr.. Conried to come to America. To
what a measure Of success Miss Farrar
carried her point do not knew. She
did. however, make a contract with the
reorganizcd Chicago Opera Company
for portion Of the next season and
with the Metropolitan director for the
remainder.
Artistically, as I have said, tho first
season after the beginning of the war
was like its predecessor and also like
its successors. The old list Of Ger
man operas was retained. In the sub
rcription list there were twelve Ger
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
Ship Canal Given Another
Boost by South kmbOy G. O. P.
eu specinl oorrsuondsnL


SOUTH AMBoY. Sept, 24.-The
ship canal received another big boost
Monday night at the meeting of the
South Amboy Republican Club when
the following resolution was adopted
by unanimous vote of the club:
Whereas we firmly believe hat the
progress Of the State of New Jersey
depends very much upon the develop
ment of Its waterways, and the con
struction of an intra-coastal water
way; and
Whereas the cost of commodities to
the consumers is controlled largely by
the cost. means and ways of transpor-
tation; and
Whereas 1t is of primary import
ance to the State of New Jersey and
the United States that an intra-coast-
al canal should be constructed be-
tween Bordentown on the Delaware
and Morgan on the Raritan to provide
a necessary link in the perfection of
an uninterrupted and direct means of
transportation through all parts OF
the United States; and
Whereas the War Department oil
the United States has recommended
for strategic reasons, the construction
of an intra-coastal canal as aforesaid:
and
Whereas the New Jersey Intra.
Coastal Canal Association is now ac-
lively engaged in arousing public In
terest throughout the United States
to the necessity of the construction OF
an intra-coastaf canal; and
Whereas membership in the New
Jersey Intra-Coastal Ship Canal As
ISOLATION is open to all municipal,
civic, fraternal and commercial bodies
and persons of good character: and
Whereas 1t is our desire to aid and
assist In any constructive undertaking
that will benefit the United States OIL
the citizens thereof either in time OF
peace or in time of war:
Now. Therefore BE IT RESOLVED
that the South Amboy Republican
Club do forthwith, upon the adoption
of this resolution make application to
the New Jersey Intra Coastal Ship
Canal for membership therein: and
Be it further resolved that upon ac-
ceptance of South Amboy Republican
Club as a member of said New Jer-
sey Intra Coastal Ship Canal Asso-
citation, there be appointed two dele
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
Builders and Contractors Directory
D. J. WILLIAMS

Marble and Granite Monuments
309-311 New Brunswick Ave.
PERTH AMBOY, N. ].
-eadstones Lot Enclosures
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
Funeral for Miss Blanche Ravens

SOUTH AMBOY, Sept. 25:-The
funeral services of Miss Blanche
Havens, who departed this life in the
Perth Amboy City Hospital last sun
day morning at the young 6 of
twenty years, were held from her late
home on Second street Tuesday night.
The home was crowded with her rel
atives and a vast umb of her
friends, both young and old, which
speaks well for the popularity of the
young lady.
Rev. Thomas Slater, of the Metho-
dist Protestant church of this city,
off1ciated and was assisted by the
choir of the same church who beau
tifully rendered two selections, Some
Day I'll Understand" and Jesus
Have Mercy on Me-" Mr.. Slater vas
also assisted by Rev. George w. Nc
Coombe, of the First Baptist church,
who led in prayer.
The burial took place yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock in Christ
church cemetery. Messrs. Russell
Hardy, Andrew Dill, Donald Hoffman,
Herbert Sprague, Frank Drake and
Milton Davis were the pall-bearers.
j.. s. Mason & Son were the funeral
directors. Many handsome floral
pieces were received during the day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
PLAN NEW HOME
FOR s. A. BANK
Directors of National Bank Let
Contract for Its Construction
~ speolaI oorrespondent.

0V opeCtut correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, Sept. 25-South
Amboy is to have one of the finest
banking buildings in the state. The
directors of the First National bank
OF this city have let the contract for
the construction of the new building
to the firm of Andrew ]. Robinson
and Company, of New York city.
The architects, Holmes and Wins
low, of New York city, are expert
designers, making a speciality of this
class of work. The building will be
or the Doric design n will be of fire.
proof construction, substantial and
most modern throughout. 1t Is to be
built exclusively for banking pur-
poses and will be one of the finest
equipped banks in the country.
The exterior of the building is to
have a water-table of Mt. Airy light
gray granite from the street grade to
the window sills. extending the full
ZENITH of both facades. Above this
granite base the material will be Of
light gray granite terra Gotta. The
banking room will be flooded with
daylight from large arched windows
on both elevations, which will extend
to the ceiling.
The Interior Is designed to meet
the needs of the institution for many
decades.
The entire size of the building Is
thirty-eight feet frontage by eighty
Ave feet on the side street and the
height of the building is approx
mately thirty-two feet, which will
give a clear ceiling height of twenty
two feet. The bany's business will be
conducted on the main floor with the
officers space extending between the
working force and front of the build
ing, A ladies room is provided on the
side of the entrance vestibule. The
dirnnfnru rnnra 10 fn hn 10No+nl On ha
rear messaine floor.
h safe deposit n security vault
is to have n entrance, which will in
clude a ffteen-ton circular solid
Chrome steel burg proof door and
will be sixteen inches in thickness
over all. This will probably be one
of the finest equipped vaults in the
state and the bank is offering the
public, for their safe deposits the
same protection that it gives to their
w securities. Ample silver and
trung storage facilities as well as
other storage rooms for the banks
W use. win be provided in the ten
ement.
The First National bank was organ
lied in this city in 1888 and has had
an exceptional success In every way.
1t has a capital of $4,000 surplus
and undivided profits of of 1886, 900,
earned since its organization and the
deposits amount to over 81, 800, 600.
1t has the backing of the Federal Re-
serve Bank of which it is a member.
The officers of the Institution at the
present time are H. c. Perrine, pres
ident; Daniel C. Chase, vice presi-
dent; r. c. Stephenson. cashier; T.
Francis Perrine. assistant cashier.
Its directors are H. G. Perrine, d. G.
Chase, Henry Wolff. ]. Baird Perrine.
George ". Bogart. r. c. Stephenson
and Charles Safran.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
PROGRESSING RapId,y.

For the fourth time a new baby had
arrived at the home Of Roberts sis
ter Nellie. When informed Of the
event one of his aunts told him in an
impressive manner that he was now
an uncle for the fourth time. Rather
fused, the little fellow answered:
Goodness me, If things keep on I'll
soon be a grandpa"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25

gates to represent this South Amboy
Republican Club In said Canal Asso-
citation.
Signed. Andrew N. Kvist,
Harry B. Ware,
Jacob J. Shuey.
Messrs. Ware and Kvist were name cd
IS the delegates from the Club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25

As to HonkIng and Steering.
Honking your horn doesn't help so
much as steering wisely.-Forbes Mag
hzine.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-28

CHICAGO July ~ -EI1s Green
baum Veteran banker. died early
Saturday from the mrrm.flee OF ola
pu, Ilr WITS % years old. Mr.
Gruprhuw horn bon germany came
f0 America III 1917 IN 1853 ne
started bank which has been con-
Quoted hy thrcC generations
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-28

'Hn luur little hny wears rlnaHr. '"
.N,n uIa nuur father MORO tuam
before hr 1I"d and % seemed pity
'u waste them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-28

lYFn 100 th1 h0A|'h
ard had several 81
tarta ~ nervous
proAtaNcr until IL
rrrura a. " ne
orrauf fu mv Hhele
hsay we're worn out
I was 'InAi.y per
shaded to fry lydla
F PInkhAm 4 v ete
table 1'ompound aud
10 made q we'll wom
Au OF me I can now
dS Al tie 11utr
verk and advise At
ailihF women n ny
| LydiA p pinEhAtu :
| lVeEetabls Comrsund
AID 7 viII guarantee
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-28

NunDft A NUH.rury
Funeral Director lhunra. 400 1871.
g'g South Main .Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-28
US
PROSTRATION
MAY BE Overcome by Lydia
+. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound-This let
ter Proves II.

Wet rhnsdslpht Pa Daring NE
h,r,y year, ! have been "a'T''u n.'' ,''
Washington Journal., 1919-06-13

foim; 5u icbr 3%ittcrte sic Grregung
nod.
Sls or orn i~oIgcnoen @oracn
Imrponfcnoen Sdrittc0 5u Den Seint-
%ocfebrten binabgeiticgcn tpor, ItanS
cr nie trdiimcuo 6ipiiden ibrcn bic.
len 6rogen. Sic 5uiammcn9eItr6m.
ten 2eute, Die nit Gnticsen 0aS bieIe
S6ieBen beruommcn botteii ,mubten
i'm nit Git ooer llngcitiim Sen 9e.
ridt iiber bic GorgInge nbIoden. sic
Iteben Die ollrdl01erte Miise bon
San0 SIT Soio nanoern; lie 5eigten
e1nunoer auf 0eu Steiner Die 9Iut.
fleden pom permunocten Banoiiren;
ilno I'M na6en MolOc fan0 man gar
ein ~berenoetes @fer0.
&ait reocte IiGJ Die Sode berum
un0 iplroe gar nod fr6ftig ii6er-
tricbeu, pie ooS 10 GIT gcbcn pflegt.
Ser 8erteioiger Der Burg mar nit
einem SdIog Ser beriihmtcite Wtann
ser gd1t5en @egcno. Der beltad-
6arte @raf, Elm abenteuerlider Sa-
geitol5, Der tpeit in Ser @elt berrm-
5ufommen pileete, IieB ben tapferen
Singing Dor iid fomnen unO bot
linn iofort cine Stcac in ieillen linz
mitteI6oren DienIteu all, Die iener
OGnfenO annabm.
SollS 9ing ont lebten Gage ernlt,
bertpunOert uno iuie bet1ubt ourf
oie alien 9fGume. gr i6a1tte Die
neugierigen Srager oft nit groBen
g(rgen an, ais mGBt' ct li6 oroent-
Iid ouf iein friiberes 2eben 0uriid-
telinnen. @ber BEL oaer rubigen
@cnugtuung mar cine feline ,tiefe
&rauer in ieinem ltileu @eien, Die
~iecermont ais ettpas Sremoarti9es
Ipiirte uit0 odtete, Die aber nientanO
St 6euten tpllBte.
Nls er an Der &ii1entiir bon els
betb, Oie raid lire SGnoe an Der
G9iiroe nil6te, 9(6iGieb nabnt, NOR
ieres @igentiimlide galt5 beionoers
in ieincm Bid rltD Inn feline leiie
5itternoct 2ippen. @r idaute 0as
nerlegcne MoOden lang unO tribe
alt mie aus elmer meiten 6erne.
aber CT iogte 1lur einige utoer.
Itonolide 8orte
Damn i6ritt er nit 8un0el, Stod
uno getreltem Suno' gum 8urgtor
binous, obne iid nod einnol urt5u'
iGnllen.
Washington Journal., 1919-06-13

3piiden 9urgtriimmern, an De-
neu ormOider Gfcu eutlouq ltef,
ftcn0 sic @eierci. 9rci Snnoitein-
feIIen ii6erroQten Die Sriiumer; 5ipei
oauon Iogerteu binter Den @ebduOeu,
qetuaItige &lobe, ltmuddieu unO ltn'
beIteiq6nr ;oer brittle trobte NIT CT.
bobener MaieitGt am %boroeren Berg
bang iiber DER @beue, turutbo6 uno
nmfangrei6, beItei0bor mr. Our9
cine iflanfe, mebrfade 5uianmen.
gebunoene Better.
Ser Sof 5piifen oieieu 6elstiir.
men tpor trouliA uuo ruiu0itia. @tel
@alo wu6s iiber oen Berg; Der rieb
in SturmnG6ten fem bartes 9llt.
iperf OrouBen al Oeu &un0mauern.
0urd 5erioIene SdieBidarteu beul.
te ser @ino. @6er all ionnenIttQen
3odmittagen lparen Burg unO Berg
frie ent5aubert: tudrnter Quit ltteg
ans miloen @lumelt, Softer luhten
cen filler Sonnenideiu oes um-
bIiibten Sofes, @lodenfldnge Der
8iefe i6pammen i'm roiigen, rubi'
gen MittngSli6t. Die Sturmodmo-
men aber i9liefen in perfaaenen Sell
Icrn.
Ser iunge Sirt, ser sic S9ofe
6ieier Meierei betpadte, log olif eis
re1 e%ntfernten @ol0pieie, neben ii6
Den Suuo, Dor iid Die aemd6Ii6
~rceioenoe SCRIBE. Ser ied5ebnjdbrige.
9urIde Itarrte itumm in Die Cont
mertogsgIut, ben itruppigen Sopf in.
Die Sono geitibt, Die @iise aus So
ienfen bel oIer Sise felt nuf Dem
4opf, unbetuegIid uie cine ii6 ion-
neuOe @ioe9ie,
8un0erIi9er @Ion5 fam aus iei-
men G[ueen. 9ieie i6nor5en Augeu
itorrteu in Die Seroe bino6 uuO
Itaunten op6 III cine unIidtbore
5erne.
8or reidli9 orei Stun6et mar
ole iiinelte Mogo oes 8odt6ofes
roriibergegon9en init an0erem Sung
DoIt oes @ofcs better pie imner,
Washington Journal., 1919-06-13
Err 3BannurRttHtrttt.
Hut 8rienrtrh Eirnharh.

IIobn 1tngelent ber6ei.' SD fam iie
Dir ia tragen," iprad er fat INT
toirid, padte ole elmer uno t%rottete
0ooou in Der Hiftung oes SorieS.
G(sbet6 idlig Dor Stauncn iiber
Sen ritterli6en S6Gferbuben Die
&Gn0e 3uiammeu uuO Iofte Ialtt
'6er Oberfnebt eri6ieu ioiort in ser
Staltiire mo lad)te nod oerleeen.
Ger. Der gon5 bcitiir5te Sans Iieb
6lutrot bei0e elmer oro6neno gu
@o0en itoBen uno mar nit Sen
@orten: o@enu i6r ladt. nls-
cam -" in DER Sdeune peridpmt.
oen. Gr fonnte ui6t sen Ieiieiten
Spott ertragen.
S5ene 0o6t muroe fir Sen plot.
lid un0 ionoer6or sum 9eben ere
modtcn Sungen qualooa idmer. Der
Iougoufgeidloiiene Sans mar ionit
terngeiuuo unO lag gemein6in 10
felt uno itet nie iein Strobiaf 9o6
ii6er Srdun1e bat niemono @eipoIt.
@r Ito6nte pieImoIS oltf, er fniri6te
ingrimmig, 10 OaB i'm ietn Ia6bor
cut Ser Strelt nit ner0rieBli9eu
GippenltoBcn moditieB. @lsbetb
tnO Ser Sberfneft - ooS mars, ca
lag iein erIter GROCER Sdmer5l Die
ic 6eioen bieltenS miteinonOerI or
bate geieben, mie lie ii6 5rgenidt
batter, es fielen ibm an0ere abt.
life decentralization elm, 1lno iein
gto66ar botte inn Dor ShIofenges
ben er3G6lt, tpie er sic 6eioen eintnaI
foien geieben bate! 9o8 mar Der
Snbalt ieiner furdtbaren Gr6ume.
Ser miibiom I'M unoeritonoenen Sc.
ben un6ertoltenoe 8aiienfnobe Der.
cling folt in oieier Nabt Dor ieeli.
iter Dual, Dor Ite@en0en uno bob
renoen S9mer3en in Der &er5ge.
gcno. Ser Armc, inter Der Sturm.
gctuolt Ser erIten 2iebe uno 3ugleid
ser grimmiten @iferiudt bis ms
Morf eridiittert. 3og am nGdIten
0torgen nit Ieinen Sieren Otrd ben
leiien gteeett, itorrte oumpf in Den
feud)ten, berbiiGten, tropfeuoen Sod
Washington Journal., 1919-06-13

EN- nedild @ort ol5eit ouf Der 3un-
ee. Sans, Der 9irte, bate lein Seb'
tag fein 10 nunOerboreS @ei6opI
geleber. Sbre Augen marelt en6ion-
bIou, gang Itort blau, uno bas 8un-
oerlide babel mar. OuB ole Wtogo
brnune Soore bate. gldu6eno braun
tpie chen aus Der S6ole %9eiprungenc
aoitaaierL 3iemlid mioeripenitlge
Scare, Die lid I'M Die Stirn berltnl
imu1er frGuiclten uno Ole in Ioll9er
@impern mo bui6igcn 9rauen Inn
Ole1e fat nnbeimlid ifnuor5blauel;
Iugen cinen &ran5 8ogen. 3uoenl
bate @lsbctb cin 10 ber5ig 5igeuner-
braul1es 8eiiht, eineu 10 feiueu roten
Muno uuo idlenferte 10 froituoa-
fr0blid oie tarfcn, ionuuerbraulten
Mrme, lperln lie in fur5em Nod iiber
Die @ieIe ifritt. Die 30pfe unten 8u-
fommengebunocn ,on5 meiBe Sud ge-
gen sic S%onncnbibe Inn ben &opf
geiAlungen Sic mar oaS Seben
5rl6er! Dies W106rn mar gefiint
bis obenon nit Sonnenidein unO
21derl. Sons, Der @irte. muBte
feline i9onere 9eiddftigung. als Den
gor5en Sag uno immerfort uno
ctpig an lie 81 oenfen. uno aud
belite -.
@m 4beno 0ieies Eraumtnges er.
ip1bte er Sung : @lsbetb beim 9rrn-
men. am SUB oes uorOeren 6elienS,
rie iie, cine aierliAe @Iienf0nigin
I'M S6ntten oieies 6elsfoloIies,
IohelnOmiioe Die belize Stirn miid-
te. ebe lie Die geiiiaten elmer auf-
nobm. "a iprang Der ionit tell
rnbmslos bcrumlungernoe 8alo-
Washington Journal., 1919-06-13

Nod ben ganselt @beno uilo Die
ooraui folgenoe Nad)t blieb Ser iurge
Selo ailf lcilicm boben Stein. Ne.
cen 500 mieOer iibe. ben Nalo Der
Nclfen unnuogtcn ben 6cis; uno
ole gldtter Der 8irfen wiipcrtcn
dnsitli1 Die gun5e Nod)t. gr idlie
Washington Journal., 1919-06-13

Itern ipG6eno uno bor9en0 ,mie6er
ms 9urgtor idIif, Sen gut ge5oge-
ner Suno nit leiiem SIruf CART tte'
ben ii6 bolten0. 9lbcr nod mar al-
les itia. Sour cine oergeIlene Siege
empfing i'm: iie itan0 nit idtuerem
Gutter fIdgIid mederno Dor ser
Staatiir. Ser @urlde iab uie elm
6retberr oas neu geitri9ene nun Der
Bliinoerung i~.berlaiiene Saus. @r
itono un6 i9oute gu @Isbetbs &ann-
merfenlter empor; bort Ieu6teten
nod Die @eronienlt0de. @r iprong
sic Sreppe enlpor, ging ober INNER
longiamer, lie ndber er fam = uno
nit 5iternoer S1eu, ols mare 2e6en-
oiges oabinter, ofinete er Die nur ott-
gele6nte Sir Ser MGgoefommer.
Sine &~leioertiite floffte meit, Die
8ettgeltcle itanoen leer uno nur
mitten in DER Gtu6e lag cine Der.
Geliene @aiibe NIT breiten, i6ipar5en
G6leifen, mie Tie Die Maoden BORT
Gonntags gu trogen pflegen. sic
muBte @lsbetb eeboren, Die bate 10
gang DEFENDERS Itattlide 8anoer MI
ibrer Sorbe, ols mar Tie cine reidJe
@auerntodter. Gr ltarrte bin, CT
bob iie enoli6 ouf rai9 utrneno Dor
Grregung, lieB iie ober nieoer fall
len uno ging binais, Die Sir biltter
li6 5ul6metterno. l1nten ltolperte
CT iiber einen bolaernen @egenItonO:
e3 mar feline armlbrult . &oid, bon
sornigen @eoanfen eeleitet, rib er
lie enlpor> iprang in ieinen S9ell-
nenoeri6lag biniiber, griff einell
&udiod Don idarfer 8ol5en unO
elite, immer3u pom Sutl0 uno nun
oud bon Der 3iege gefol9t, iiber ben
Sof an Den bor0eren Selien.
Auf idmaIer Setter, i6manfenO
unO feuden6, trug er erit ben @urlo.
6cnn Die Siege entpor auf ben gros.
uno bui6beluadienen eerdumigen
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