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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-08

That's right, ooorse do So you
can.
Who's Who aud wi,y9
Afies drilling Tor
Thirty lone weary daNv
Then mmes payday.
With a BIZ for
Insurance. Liberty Bonds, sct
TO the gunrdhousc.' WIS ON
prevailing civilian life.
"wherc 10 good little girls pog7
"Heayea. came back The ,tanard
"And bad Titles girls quericf
the tcacheh
10 the aiard house. wa the
promp' an.Ser.
-.
Rieh, IOWA follow who gets o
nirlouet Is considered UNUSUAL,
lucky. Ono chap managed 10 uceo-
tate on, Of these favors yrfs uu
cSpectcdl,. A few had lfdspired Ia
clean ont h.s personal exchecnr.
and "a desperation he wirel home.
'Dad-Hl q a pass. Send ne s.'
I'm IN the hos.
Dad wired hack.
hide hog home We re ont ~
meat
\ don 'hhly who had hrcu on.
on a lonE hfe reported leo the m.
Urinary r'yi morning VIII q ulr
.of badly We ten knees. ihr doctor
looked theta over and tnook h.
head
YOU err 90 out TO drill today
De- snid ~ va lons have Won hn'
those knees
"Iwen "iphi years, wus
ile wr posed reply.
n congress Is wise II viii mo-.
curtail the government air service
Ana-
Good morniugi Have you hough
q lot this mnrnug2
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-08
". &. T.. ). GlW
CUR ACTIVITIES

The children. rluh entertained
Clodinc Hay last Friday. n being
her 10th birthday. Little Miss Hay
received q number of valuable pre-
rnis This club o. r%ehoarsinp for
a play which is 40 hc given soon
The comedy Not "a Sian iu th.
House was quite a success which
was given hy The recreation club
ihc president received many COM
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-08
LAST Will AMP TESTAMENT

KNOW ALL MEN by THESE
PRESENTS. That l. John Jones. he
ing Of sound mind aud hard heart.
DO hereby make, publish and de-
clare this my last viii and tesi-
iuena
I leave my wife one washhoard,
u tub. one W,H Worn CLOTHES
W. ger and onr ~ clothes in'.
believing that she will find them
useful after am one
40 my friends ! leave the mem-
DRY Of my indifference aBd un-
.usunl selnshncss 10 the serious
minded nan who LFicd 10 insure
me IN a life insurance company
10 leave ro~collcclions Of my conli-
.nucd refusal.
To my children 7 leave some
hrbadharc garments wornoui shoes
and an empty cupboard.
The remainder of DIV property
.tn-wii. SOME dilapidaied furniture.
doctors hills and suudry debts,
leave lo my relations. share and
stare alike.
My fear of the wrath of q just
God I cannot leave aud this
take with me
! leave 10 posioriiy This opiinih
lie provided NOT ',r lis own. nu.
even fnr those of his household
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-08

. SUNNY sIDE oF LiFE =
. = = . . = = = = . .
The married Join for peace while
The single joined Tor war
Is u hot enough for your
The army commands follow you
10 your grave. al rest -Amem
Some feet arr Just ns long
Some feet O. slrons and true.
others aren't true Just stronsl.
Is there a man with soul N dead.
Who ncyer TO himself hath said;
When IS pay day2'
Cook White meat or darkg
First Sargent u doesut natter
I'm color blind.
Black rim glasses. a big brow and
a serious looking face means .thek.
p.s will have more help.
This Is why the Lieutenant wor
ricd:
Dear George;
'rhe doctor said ] should do mo-
thing. think Of nothing. George.
dear, I'm thinking OF YOU
By The right FLANK marchl By
the left loiu eat
Chcrc up. Just think. if lhe ocean
should leak. We would nave "a walh
over.
A private hls no private affairs
hut he SURE has trounlc.
am worth sl0.000 dead si.i3l
alive. "oh, death. where Is ih'
sting.
rhys Will m
No. Oswald. I'm not married a.
guard duty that makes me look This
way.
slarkcrs are like h1nnaus. the,
are yellow and hans tn hunchc'
are yellow aud hans around %
huuchrs.
80. oswald. pivot isn't anyihin.
good iu eat.
Billy Md said: The wumnnut io.
day IA the man of tomorrow lhi.
Billy. tomorrow never comes
George wrote home Ia molhc'
aud said: Done a little extra dui.
last uight Mother Nrutn hnch
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-08

FOR SALE Buy q suburban
home one and onr-half miles north
east Of Columbus: I have ~ acres
90 dispose uf aud will divide It init
"a on iO-ncre tracts as desired.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-08
New Mexico Oil Exchange
We Buy and Sell All Reliable Oil Stocks
FOR ALE

ON section of land Ia vicinity Of coumbu, oil veil. o, S5oO This will not
be differed tong at This price
Two r-arrr tracts adjoining section n which ou we'll is located. at S0 per acre.
Maranuc Deed ahug absolute ronuul 10 uc or company OF individuals
Ten shares Paranomt Ol Company. Sl5O per acre This Is a bargain
Que share ~ Observation-Disclosures at Sl0O. Last chance at this price
OH md as huN az 90 Acres Tunu~n Waller, Section 49, This Is an exceptional
orr at StO0 Ir pWr Drifting operations are unw gonn on Va this valley and
oh viii most likely De- struck any day.
sixty acres oil Land m Northeast Quarter Of Section A. Township 70 only one
mud one half mHs from Columbus oil we'll Can offer Su this valuable land in
blocks Of or mr. more awr, at only S500 per acne
Don't pahwuic fake travelling stock settlers Nu are liable TO be- sung. Drl
with q reliable cncern that you cn call upon day and night right here at home
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-08

when Louis Hollborg can't sell O.
Dot it IS The lots fault
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-08

The army commands follow you
10 your grave. Al rest Amen
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-08

9 . . . . = = . . .
. sunny slDE nF LIFE =
. : . . . . = = : . =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-16
BIG FUTURE OUTLINED
At GARFIELD HOSPITAL
Miss Fletcher, Who Returns After
Overseas Service, Proposes to
Make Standard High.

To return Garfield Memorial Hos
pital to its pre-war enrolment and
standard of efficiency is the am
btion of Miss Mabel Fletcher, newly
for the institution.
/Miss Fletcher returns TO Car
field Hospital after nearly two years
service overseas. She brings back
with her renewed understanding OF
the vital Importance of the trained
nurse and declares her intention OF
making Garfield Hospital one OF the
strongest training centers in the country.
Present Needs shown.
A home building for the student
nurses and an attractive clnbroom for
those who are learning the nursing
profession are needed at the hospital,
Miss Fletcher sets out
The Ladies Aid of the hospital, in
an effort to assist in the building up
of the training plant, will start the
raising of funds for a student nurses
home on December 20. with holly
day" campaign. conducted along the
lines of a tag day.
The standing of Garfield Training
Hospital is shown in the fact that its
enrolment of fifty student nurses in
cludes representatives from fifteen
states and Canada and Switzerland.
Its graduates have all gone to good
nursing positions over the country, it
IS pointed out.
Wartime occupations have taken
many young women from their am
billions to become nurses, it is stated.
The result is shown in the presence
of only two-thirds of the needed staff
at Garfield Hospital Many OF the
young women who had applied for
entrance into the training school
were induced to enter other phases of
war work, it is said
Vital Peacc-Time Work.
THE work of the nurse, SO vital
to the nation in war. is actually no
less important in peace, and l am
convinced that once the opportunity
and value Of the profession is under
stood by the women of the country
they will respond in large numbers
to it's call for recruits Miss Fletcher
states.
Information as to the entrance re-
quirements for the Garfield training
school may be obtained at any time
from the Office of the superintendent
of nurses. at the hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-16
NAVAL ORDERS.

Lieut.. Commander William D. Brer-
eton. from comma nd the sherwood to
command the Meade.
Lieut.. (junior grade) Philip D. But
Ter. from the Ringgold to the Dahl
gren.
Ensign Lloyd w Brown. from
Charleston to the Goldsborough.
Lieut.. Howard r. Council, from the
Ringgold to the Worden.
Commander Henry d. Cooke, from
command the Harding to the Hat
field
Lieut.. Gunior grade) Caleb r,
Crandall. from the Stevens to the
Goldsborough.
Ensign Chester l.. Connolly, from
New York to the Balch.
Ensign Walter Dickey. from New
York to the Flusser.
| Lieut.. tjunior grade) William {,
Eubank. from New York to the Ben
ham
| Lieut. George A. Gray. from Wash
ineton. d. C. to Mare Island, Calf.
Lieut. (junior grade) John J. Gas
kin. from the Orion to the Worden.
Ensign Vincent b Gehlen, from New
York to the Duncan.
Ensign Raymond V. Siman. from
New York to the Gregory
Ensign Allen Il. Hudson, from bos-
ton to the Conyrham.
Ensign Jacob ]. Harris, from Phil
adelpha to the Dale:
Ensign Percy w. Howard, from the
Stringham to the Tracy.
Lieut.. (junior grade). James l.;
Holloway from destroyer notllla
to the Florida.
Ensign Virgil f Hendrickson, from
New York to the Gregory.
Lieut.. Henry E. Keller. from De-
| troit to the Louisiana
| Lieut.. (junior grade) Julius j. Lory-
ing. from New York to the Black
! hawk. ,,s.or
| from the New Mexico to San Diego'
Lieut.. (junior grade) Frank a, Null
! len from the Fairfax to the Eiihe
I Lieut.. (junior grade) Richard T.
! Miegel from the Penguin to the o.:
Lieut.. (junior grade) Leon w Mills
! from New York to the Penguin
/ Lieut.. Earle r. Muschlitz, from inc
/ Nayrant to the Dale.
! Ensign Jonter \. Nlchoiis, iroi
! Philadelphia to the Wainwright.
! Lieut.. James NJ. Ober from the Phlia
delphia to the Bridgeport.
| Lieut. David Purdon, from Ne"
| York to the Wisconsin.
| Commander Frank H. Roberts. IRON
| command Harden to the Prepie anu
| in command when commissioned.
| Ensign Stanley H SouthWel, IRON
| New York to the Benham.
| Ensign William J. Sheerln, IRON
New York to the Balch.
| Lieut.. Commander Julian b. lin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-16
WOMAN IDENTIFIED.
Body Taken From River That of
Mrs. Washington.

Nelson Washington. Alexandria. Va,
yesterday afternoon identified the body
of the woman taken from the river near
Highway bridge earlier in the day
being that of his wife. Mrs. Catherine
Washington. thirty-seven years old. who
disappeared from home last Friday.
Mrs Washington had threatened to
commit suicide the police We're told
when they were asked to institute
search for her. Coroner hewitt gave
a certificate of suicide, and the body
was taken to Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-16
ROME PAPERS BELIEVE
FIUME TROUBLE SOLVED

ROME, December 16.-Eoth the
Epoca and the Giornale D'Italia eX-
press belief today that an announce
ment of the solution of the Fiume
controversy will be made by Premier
Nitti at tomorrow'S session of the
chamber of deputies.
Rome newspapers yesterday said it
was pIoba Die mat GaDrle-e ID An
nunzio would come to Rome today
for a conference with Premier Nitti.
D'AnnunZio's press representative de-
clared in Fiume on Sunday that the
Siume question had been settled by
agreement among France, Great Brit
ain and Italy; that Italy was to have
complete sovereignty over Fiume and
that all the provisions of the treaty
of London were to be carried out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-16
ASSERTS CANADA MORAL
LEADER OF CONTINENT

TORONTO, December 1.-THE moral
leadership OF the American continent was
claimed for Canada today by H. n.
Rowell. president of the privy council,
iE an address at the Canadian Club on
the recent international labor confer
ence in Washington. at which he repre-
scented the dominion.
Canada has secured the moral leader
ship of the American continent by the
part she has takep in world events dur
ing the past five years, he said.
He urged that Canada let her actions
in the future be worthy of her past. The
Importance of the labor clauses of the
peace treaty. he declared. had been
obscured by the attention given to the
league of nations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-16
Rev. J. LYNN Bachman Dead.

SWEETWATER Tenn. December
I6-The Rev DR.. ]. Lynn Bachman,
aged seventy eight. founder of the
Tennessee Military Institute here and
pastor Of the Sweetwater Presby
terrain Church since 1873, died yes
terday after an extended Illness. He
was brother of DIR. J. w. Bachman
of Chattanooga. chaplain general of
the United Confederate Veterans. and
the Rev. X. l.. Bachman of Jonesboro,
Tenn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-16
MEXICO WILL BE COURTEOUS.
Foreign Office Predicts Character
of Reply to Jenkins Note.

MEXICO CITY, December Is (by the
Associated Press).-A statement was
given out by the foreign office tonight
to the effect that contrary to limitations
of some newspapers in the United States
the second note of the American gov
ernment in the case of William o.
Jenkins, American consular agent at
Pueba. would be answered with the
courtesy which always has characterized
Mexican diplomatic communications"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-16
Recall of Norfolk Officials Lost.

NORFOLK, Va. December 16.-The
proposed recall of Mayor Harvey and
Councilman Herbert of Portsmouth
was Overwhelmingly defeated yester-
day. OF a total of 1856 votes cast,
1908 voted mo- to the Harvey re-
call Councilman Herbert received
9SS votes for retention in office against
COS for recall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-16

berlake, from the Ringgold to the
Dahlgren.
Lieut.. Comma nder Benjamin +. Till
ry. from command the Meade to COM
mand the sherwood.
Lieut.. (junior grade) Ernest II. Won
Heinberg. from the Old Constellation
to the New Jersey.
Lieut.. Nicholas Nytlacil, from the
Harding to the Hatfield.
Lieut.. Julian u. Wilson, from the
Bridgeport to the Barker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-16
SUTHERLAND PLANS MADE.
Arrangements for West Virginia
Senator's Camnaipn Comnleted.

WHEELING, w. Va, December 10
Plans to wage nationwide campaign
in behalf of Senator Howard Suther-
land, West Virginia, who is being
doomed here as a candidate for Presi-
dent, were perfected yesterday with
the organization Of the Switzerland
for President" Club. National head
quarters of the campaign will be in
Wheeling. William H. Bradshaw was
named national chairman.
d. b. White, publicity manager, has
left for a tour of the middle west
initiating the campaign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-16
SHIP BELIEVED FoUNDERED.
St. Claire Theriault, British, Had
Been Reported as Sinking.

ST. JOHNS. n. B.. December To-
The British schooner St. Claire Their
ault. recently reported In a sinking
condition zoo miles off shore with part
of her crew sick and disabled, Is be-
licved to have gone down. A report
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-16

Always leading in the exhibition of styles, it
is privilege to offer to customers brilliant
and exclusive display of advance fashions in Spring
Millinery. Hundreds Of fetching models from which
to select appealing alike to the eye and the purse
We're featuring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-16

Marc Peter, who has been appointed
Swis minister to the United States to
succeed DR.. Hans SulZer, who resigned,
will arrive in Washington early next
month, according to an announcement
made today by the Swiss legation.
Mr.. Peter. native of Geneva. is a
jurist and linguist. He is a member
of the Geneva bar, and held a munich
pal judgeship. Later he was given
seat in the Geneva high court. His
political career began in 1910, when
he became municipal counselor. He
has been a member of the national
council at Bern since 1911.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-16
NORWEGIAN SHIP CLAIMS
WILL BE DECIDED SOON

\ decision Dy the shipping board
on the ola inns of Norwegian ship own
ers / orWeSiau S1ips requisitioncd
by {. United States government in
Amer can waters during the war viii
be made within the next week or ten
days. At the same time adjustment
of \ number of other foreign and do
mcstic claims viii he announced, it
was said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-16

that the ship had reached Yarmouth.
N. s.. proved to be erroneous.
wireless message received here
Saturday told Of a vessel being sight
ed floating bottom up by a passing
steamer. The location of the dere-
lict made 1t possible that 1t was the
missing schooner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-16
MEXICO CALLS GOVERNORS.
Conference to Be Held on Deem
Der 20 With Presidnt Carror1a

MEXICO CITY, December Gov
ernors Of all the states Of Mexico have
oeei, summoned to meet in Mexico City
on december 20 for conference with
PRESIDENT CarranZa looking to a more
RAPID pac!fication of the republic and
also 10 outline plans whereby the ap-
proachins elections may be carried out
WIN The least disturbance or unfair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-16
Palm Beach
Sports Hats

now much in vogue at Southern resorts and fore
cast as certain popular favorte here And in
line with the established MASON LIBBY policy
they are economically priced at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-16

Only seven metals were known in
the days of Columbus. There are now
more than fifty in use.
Washington Journal., 1919-06-20

IS mar one qusiidt bo3u, boB
IS totIG6Ii9 regnsn niiroe, benn
aud bsuts mar elm triiber, r%ssnsris
idsr Sos %sstpsien.
Oils Sroumihel aus Dem Sore
trut, fiibIts sr, Der OO8 @ittsrunsss
einfliiFen 10 penig 5usdnsli9 mar,
elm 5r0iteIn, unO etpasA psrItimmt
ging er iiber Die idIeimig , fsudte
StraBs binob, Der ndditen Salteitels
lie Ser @lettriihen gu.
Den Monb, Der am 9immel itunO.
bsbeNte cine i6pdr3lt9e Wolte mebr
ais CUR SGlfts, poOur6 cine ieltids
me 9eIeudtung entitano.
Gr poIlte iid cine Cigarette ans
5inOsn, bemertte aber, oab sr feline
3inbb0Ia6en mitbabs, unb 10 Ipro9
er tur3 sntf9lOfen einen iuneen
Mann an, Der bier unten in Der
StraBe, no 8Grenerubers nobnten,
nuf uno ob cling unO auf iemanoen
gu parten I9ien, nobel Der @liibs
punt isiner 3igarre rOtli9 Our9
oen S9dtten glomm.
pitt I9On nm 5euer!" idgte
9raumidsI ssmiitIid.
Ser andre rei1te ibm ltumm Die
3igarre, uno pGbrenb Sraumi9el
feline Cigarette an OieIer snt3inOete
unO Die 6lamme heller aufblintte,
Iab sr benz 5euerfpsnOer bon unten
berauf ms @eii9t. @s mar blei9,
fat per3errt, uno aus osn Qusen
oes iungeu Mannes blidte i'm bei>
nabe etpas llnbeimlides an.
~@as mub Der geb1bt baben2"
fragte er Ii6, nGbrenO er mad turs
5sm 0ant unO gruB ieiues @eges
sing.
.llnb no bab' i'd ben MsuI6en
osnn nur Idon gefebeng"
Gr bate 10 Ieidt oarauf tommen
t0nnen, ga er 1i1 Der STEELE, no Is
gsi9sben, benz 8drsngrubsrI6en
@obn3immer, 10 ndbe bsfano. @ber
oamols, aIs er Gbriitian Ranoa oben
fIii9tig geieben, Ear es i'm 3immer
Iebr- bdmmerig getpeien, unO Sraus
mi9el bate iiberbaupt tein pbps
liognomiegeod9tnis.
Gbriitiah bIidte ibm finIter nud.
Gr srtunnte ben Manu nur 81 gut.
Gr bate ibn ia aud aus benz 9uuie
treten Ieben.
n@os Judi ib aud bier?" fra9te
sr ii6 pOrmurfsOolI. aber penu er
an gbenO oen 5iiBen freien Gauf
lieB. fanO er li9, penn er plOblid
aus tiefem 8riitsn gu ii4 fam, ims
mer bier auf OieIem 8ege no6 benz
9eim, aus Dem er ii9 lsIbit botte
perbannen miihen.
SEPT ma9te er entI9ieben tebrt
uno panOerte ieines @eges 3uriid,
benz Staotinnern gu.
Washington Journal., 1919-06-20

Make chicks for subscription payable
to Hermann G. Wmkler. 7lO Sixth
Street, NV, Washington, D. c.
Washington Journal., 1919-06-20

Entered as se%cond-class matter August
I, 1915, at the post Office Washington,
d. G., under the Act Of March 3 1873.
Washington Journal., 1919-06-20
Observation-Disclosures
ADVERTISING RATES:

One column:
One insertion, one line ....,.. 5 Is
One insertion, / inch, Il lines S1oo
One month, line ........... S AS
One month, ] inch, II lines $500
Reduced rates for advertisements *
ceeding 3 inches.
Liberal, reduced rates Tor advertise
ments exceeding 3 inches, and for
larger space than one inchl
Washington Journal., 1919-06-20
TaS ceiO DIT S60n6sit.
(aomau bon a. gsoeI.)
e. 1~fOrtfebuna)

Sebt, na3Oem lein 9sbenssliid
Dtnebin in bic Bride gegangen mar,
ieBt tonnte G6riitian aud rubiger
oblpartsn, ME ii9 feline 4ngelesens
beiten entpideln ipiiroen. @r bate
es nidt mebr 10 eiIig, 8arriere gu
MAIDEN.
60 Iebte er Iein Q~GtagsIeben psis
ter, obne Oiel in Die 3utunft gu
bliden.
Washington Journal., 1919-06-20
Waskinsl eurnA
Gs1
30

The only German Paper in Washing
ton. ID. c., Southern M Western
Maryland and Northern Virginia.
Published every Friday Morning.
Office. No. 7lO Sixth Street, n. w.
Telephone. Main 1883.
Hcrr,,, = Nf;,Lta~ pro,r;ator
Washington Journal., 1919-06-20

Hermann G. Winkler, Proprietor
Washington Journal., 1919-06-20

benz Staotinnern gu.
D92ein, i'd glaub's nod gar ni9tll"
REF Guiti am nd9iten Morgen los
fort na9 benz @rpa1en. SIS 1T
ipie elm Mar6en, @snes. 9u biit
Derlobt, unb in Elm paar Stunoen
tommt er gspiB nit einem Bril-
lantrins angeriidt. 9errje, pirit on
i90ne Sa9en triesen! @r bat l9on
geitern Der Muma geiagt, lie braute
ii9 um ni9ts gu tiimmern. @r
tauft Dir Die gauge 4usftattung
Ielbf."
Sin MGr6en! aenes tpollte lids
ui4t geite1en, ouB es ibr W. wie
Elm NlpOriiden bortam. Die gauge
Na9t iber, in allen ibren Srdumen,
battle Der Geoante tie Oerfolgt, OoB
ibr etipas sei6ebsn iei, Elm uebel auf
ibr LATTE, an bas ie li9 ni9t erin=
nern tonnte. Ra9 benz Qufnas
den ieoO4 fieI es ibr elm: Sic mar
berlobt.
.Oie profeTOrin @enber miro
elm @eit9t MAIDEN" fd9te 5rau 8d@
rengruber bergniigt.
rNa, unb Oie Sant' 8einlein. bic
triest's @allenfieber!" feBte @uiti
bin3u.
Sic tpuBten nod cine Menge 2euz
te a~uf5u3dblen, Ole fi9 ngiften" mir
Den, isbr gum 8erbru1e 4gnes', bic
oa9te, man berlobe iib oo9 nidt
BLOB ba3u, bamit andre Mtniden
ii6 vgifteten". Nidt nit ben Sc
fiiblen Der @Isi9siiltigen bate iie es
au tun. ionosrn nit ibren eigsnen.
unO Elm penis mabnte iie bod aud
bas @epiKen, penn lie an bic GIMP
finounsen o~esienigen oa9te, Den bic
Ra9ri9t bon bieier 8erlObung am
tieflten betrii6en niirbe.
@uiti bate ii9 ni9t gstdui9t:
Sraumi9el fam nit Dem 8erlo@
bungsring anaeriidt.
Seine 8egfibung mar ni9t nur
etpas au ber3Ii9 fir ben @eI9mad
ieiner 8raut, ion0ern audi gu umz
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