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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-01

4 ENCOURAGEMENT was made to-
- day of the recent marriage Of
Miss Vera Healey, daughter Of
Col. and Mrs. George H. Healey of
Washington, D. c.. and William r.
Braden Of indianapolis. formerly Of
Frankfort. Mrs. Braden is employed
at offices of the public service commits
2 sion in the Statehouse
, 1923-02-02
Columbia Theater
Has Several Fine
Features Playing

"The Good Ship Nancy Lee" which
is claimed to be one of the best com.
edy bills which Jack Lord and his
Musigirls company has put on this
season will open tonight at the Co.
lumbia theater. Many new faces
have been added to tho cast This
combined with tho wholesomeness
and good humor of the plot should
make 1t highly entertaining.
Good Night Paul" Is the name OF
tho photoplay. IT carries Constance
Talmadge in tho leading role. Th>
picture is a comedy tina was adapted
from the musical comedy OF the same
name.
Opportunity" night was held for
the first time at this theater last eve.
ming. Seven clever vaudeville specia
ties were introduced to the public by
amateurs who showed real talent.
Morning Blues was sung by
Florence Ufheil. Baby Eileen gave a
Sw' dish dance. Frances Filette gave
Home Sweet HomeH' Celeste Ufheil
gave "A Morning Blues dance.
Case and Ki6der did a ~one-legged
boxing act while Clifford Stokes pre-.
sented an acrobatic net OF merit.
, 1923-02-02
Excellent Radio
Concert Planned
For 500 Tonight

Another radio concert will be
broadcasted at 8 O'Clock tonight from
the station of the Tribunewyolning
Radio corporation. The concert Will
be under the direction of Mrs. w. o.
Radcliffe who win also accompany
several numbers on the piano.
Mrs. C. H. Horstman will sing,
who Knows" and STARS of Night
Adjoining"
Mrs. r, B. Leggett who sang for
the Fort Worth Star Telegram will
sing slave Song" and "A Little
Pink Rose" The Fort Worth sta
ton for which Mrs. Leggett has been
giving selections is recognized as one
of the best in the United States and
for that eason argues well for the
talent that is to be assembled to-
Miss Lillian EnglNpd. viollnist,
win play Dream of the s~heperdess''
and Through the Night" She will
be accompanied by Miss Verna
Searles.
, 1923-02-02

DONn Oh OenNtEs anu JUS. " DdIut
Of New York. have filed suit In the
district court against the Mammoth
Oh company which is now drilling on
the lanl. asking for an Injunction
against that corporation and for pos
session of the land described as the
southwest quarter of section 2O-S9'7S.
1t is alleged in the petition that
this land was filed on under the
placed laws in effect at that time by.
a group of locators on December II.
1890 and thai assessment work has
been done continuously and without
interruption up to and including the
year 1921; that this land was with
drawn from public entry by an act OF
the President on April 80, 1915, but
that oil had been discovered on the
property previous to that time; that n
lease was made in April, 1922 by the
secretary of the interior to H. F. Sin
clair for the Mammoth OIL company,
wherein he agreed to quiet title on
all outstanding claims; that to the
best of the knowledge of the plain.
lifts. over 81 900. 900 was paid to other
claimants but that no offer was ever
made to them for settlement; that the
secretary of the interior had granted
leases to other claimants on the
same title under which this land is
held; that about the first Of May. 1922
the plaintiffs caused a standard rig
TO be placed on this land. Cby the MI
tual on company and that hole was
drilled to a depth of 2,3ss feet and at
an approximate cost of 5000 when
their representatives were elected by
force and notified to remain off the
property; tina the Mammoth on son.
pany then erected a rig in close prox-
unity to the plaintiffs rig and has
since been drilling and that It is near
ing the second Wall Creek sand which
IS the producer in hat area and that
It is about to be able to take oil from
the property.
The court is asked to enJoin and
restrain the Mammoth OIL company
from operating. to issue a temporary
injunction, after which II the show
ing is sufficient that this be made
permanent and that title to HI land be
given to the plaintiffs.
, 1923-02-02
SCREEN LOVERS
REUNITED IN NEW PLAY.

Norma Talmadge and Eugene
O'Brien will again be seen together in
Tho Voice From the Minaret," a
First National picture which is com
ing to the America theatre on Tues
day, Wednesday. Thursday.
These two have won the appeila-
ton of 'the perfect screen ~lovers,'
and motion picture fans everywhere
have hailed with delight the news
that they would once more BIO able to
see Q'Brien cast as leading man to
Miss Talmadge.
In THE Voice From the Minaret."
which was directed by Frank Lloyd
from Robert Hichens' novel. the
star plays the part of Lady Adrienne,
wife of the governor of Bombay.
while O'Brien has the role of Andrew
Fabian. IN Engiishman who makes n
trip to the Holy Land for the purpose
Of study. and finds love on the sands
0f the desert.
"The Voice From the Minaret" Is
declared to be the best picture in
which Miss Talmadge has ever APP
peared.
, 1923-02-02
CONSOLIDATION OF
BOARDS

CHEYENNE. wyo., Feb. 2.-sena-
tor Lewis H. Brown OF Rock Springs.
today offered companion bills abolish
ing the present state board of equal
ization and the state public service
commission and placing their duties
in the hands of four elective state
officials and a tax commissioner.
Under the existing statutes the mem.
bers OF these two bodies are appoint
ed by the governor. The Natroua
county delegation in the house intro.
duced one to provide that the state
capital should be awarded to nhe
town receiving the highest majority
vote at the 1924 election.
The mate adopted a resolution
asking the federal government to re-
cognizes the republic of Mexico ana
commencing the work of President
Oregon. Governor Ross sent n tele-
gram to that effect this afternoon.
The house oil and gas committee
reported out the so.called carbon
black bill with the Recommendation
that 1t do not pass. Tho vote was
understood to a been seven to one.
, 1923-02-02
Chapel Car Workers
VIII Hold Meetings

Meetings of great Importance, es.
pecially to Southwest Casper wpI be
conducted by the Chapel Car workers
in tho Emmanuel Baptist church Fiji.
teenth and Poplar streets, will be held
during the weck beginning Sunday.
February 4.
A special address will be given Sun
day night on the subject. 1.-THE Stu
dent in School" This address win
take up the every day problems of the
student and will be especially inter
esting to young people.
Special meetings of the boys and
girls will precede each weekday
meeting. These will begin at 6:45 p.
m. Messages with object lessons
adapted to the young mind will be
given. Helpful songs and other i'm
portant things will be taught.
The public is invited to any and all
of the services.
, 1923-02-02
HOW SOLDIER
DISPERSED ATTACKS

For two years my stomach trouble
was very bad, my doctor had to inject
morphine on several occasions when
1 was stricken with these attacks.
Since takirF 4 bottles of Mayr's Won
derful Remedy I have been entirely
well and am serving in the artillery,
having been pronounced in perfect
health by government physicians" 1t
Is a simple. harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from
the intestinal tract and allays the
Inflammation which causes practically
all stomach. liver and intestinal all
ments, including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refunded
at all druggists.-Adv.
, 1923-02-02
NEW LAMP BURNS
81 PER CENT AIR
Beats Electric or Gas

A new oil lamp that gives an amaz
inBly brilliant. soft. white light. even
better than gas or electricity, has
been tested by the u. S. government
and IS leading universities and found
20 be superior to 10 ordinary oil
lamps. II burns without odor,
bmoks or noise-no pumping up, is
simple, clean. safe. Burns "a per
cent air ana 6 per cent common kero.
sene (coRl OLD.
The inventor, O. II. johnson, Coz
w Lake street, Chicago. Ill, ls offer.
Ing to lei a lamp on 10 days FREE
tTSi' or even TO give ono FREE 20 the
first use- n each locality WHO win
solp hssn Introduce 4. Write him 70.
sAy Tar full ~pgst'sulh-a. Also nsk
hah % SNpiain ho7s you enn yet the
es7ff'. AID without experiences or
msrsS r:rkS $3.50 - 3Eob rer mon,b
-aAIF.
, 1923-02-02
Wall Company Will
Disband FOLLOWING
Tomorrow's Shops

Following IL weeks of successful
playing in Casper, the l.. p. Wall
company will disband at the close
of this week to make way for other
companies at the Iris theater. Mr..
Wall himself will remain here IN the
employ OF the Bishop-Cass theaters
and will be instrumental in bringing
several road shows to the theater in
the near future
The first show to come is the Boyd
B. Trousdale company which opens a
two-weeks' engagement at the Iris
Sunday.
Fun at the Circus" is to be the
closing bill of the Wall tfoupe. 1t
viii be in the nature of a revue and
will be presented tomorrow afternoon
and evening. This should prove an
, 1923-02-02
Cafe Proprietor
First to Purchase
Tickets for Rodec

3. A. F1Isness. who purchased the
American cafe on Center street Inst
November and renamed the restau-
rant the A. & F.. was the first person
In Casper TO purchase season tickets
to the Casper Rodeo which will be
held next summer.
Hearing of the plan to sell tickets
at this time TO raise money to build
a grandstand. Mr.. Fllsness sent to
the office OF the Rodeo association for
tickets for himself and family. This
purchase was made yesterday before
any solicitation was made on the
ticketA
, 1923-02-02
MAN WANDERs AWAY
DIES OF EXPOSURE,
$4,000 ESTATE

CHEYENNE, wyo., Feb. 2.-chr!s
Anderson. SO years of age. wandered
away from the city while demented
and persisted from exposure about
three miles east of own His body
was found by friends, who instituted
g search when they became alarmed
over his absence from his room. An
derson had been acting queerly for
some time. Recently he was found by
police in the railroad yards wrapped
in a Guilt and without shoes. He
leaves about $40, 900 in bank deposits
ana Liberty bonds. He was unmar-
ried.
, 1923-02-02

consul general FOR Mexico, Of the MIL
Ion dollar oil fire in Tampico harbor
on January 25.
T~hirty-five of the crew escaped by
diving into the Panuco river. which
forms the harbor and swimming be-
meath the blazing surface oil to the
shore but all were severely burned.
The San Leonardo, carrying 30, 900
barrels of mineral oil had just ar
rived at a receiving station at the
free port section Of the harbor and
was d~ischarging her cargo when fire
, 1923-02-02
SURETY FIRM
s DEFENDANT

H. NJ. Gum. administrator of the
estates of Thomas e. Lee, Peter Nc.
Collum and Peter johnson. has filed
suits against the Aetna Casualty &
Surety company and Hal p. Riney for
h recovery Of the money alleged
owing to the respective estates.
The money involved amounts to
$1.6es.44 in the estate of Lee; $3.50
in the estate of johnson and $3.50 in
the estate. of McCollum.
, 1923-02-02

deteated IN tho CONVENTION may get
on the primary ballot through petition
signed by three per cent OF the cleo
tors; II he seeks a state office. five
per cent IL he seeks a judicial office.
ten per cent; If he seeks a county
Office.
Senate %. which will be withdrawn
or indefinitely postponed. provided for
ten per cent If he seeks a county
committeeman and for placing on the
primary ballot the names OF candi-
dates receiving 20 per cent sof the
votes in the convention.
, 1923-02-02

Interesting performance.
The T%rousdale troupe will present
matinees only or Saturday and Sun
day. Pictures VIII not be shown dur
ing he presence of this company but
tho shows will last for more than
two hours and for that reason will
mean a good fun evenings theatrical
entertainment.
, 1923-02-02
OF
NIGHT NEWS

PARASITIC council of the lea
que of nations held as temporarily
necessary, the maintenance of
French troops and gendarmeries in
the Sarre valley.
, 1923-02-02
TEAPOT lands
INVOLVED HERE
IN COURT FIGHT
Mutual Oil Interests Seek Title to Hold
ings from Which DriIIers We're
Elected by Marines

Adding another chapter to the litigation over a quarter
section of land in the Teapot area, one chapter being the
"bloodless battle of the Teapot which was staged on August
2, 1922, when a detachment of marines was sent out from
Washington to GUST the Mutual Oil company which was at
that time drilling a well, R. G. TAYLOR and John F. Campion.
, 1923-02-02

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-Senator
StanfieId, Republican, Oregon.
urged the house banking committee
today to lberalize the provisions of
the Capper farm credits bill. As
passed by the senate. he sad, the
bill would not permit cattle loan
companies to extend credit equal to
TINT row piven.
, 1923-02-02
new CONVENTION PRIMARY BILL
IS INTRODUCED AS SUBSTITUTE
FOR ONE PENDING In SENATE

CHEYENNE. Wye, Feb. Especial to The Tribune.)-
Senator Kabeil of Uinta county Friday introduced a substi-
lutte for his convention primary nomination bill. senate %.
The>new bill provides for county conventions composed of
delegates selected at precinct caucuses, which conventions
shall nominate one candidate for each Office. A candidate
, 1923-02-02

c. W. wittig is spending a fsv1
d'vs 4 Casper on business from n
home 8 ansas City.
, 1923-02-02

broke out amidships. Within a few
minutes, he vessel was an immense
caldron with oil flames mounting 400
feet. Explosion of the vessels boilers
followed quickly n great quantities
OF burning oil were thrown into the
river. already covered with a thick
coating of waste oil that instantly
gn.ted. The Panuco became a great
field of flame for hat a mile up and
down stream.
Sweeping over the wharf the fire
attacked the walls of the free port
o and DESTROYED a large section.
, 1923-02-02
THOUSANDS VIEW TRAGEDY TO
Grew OF Oil Tanker IN Which
1OAREC OR DROWNED

NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. PA tale of horror, recount
ing how ten sailors of the Aguila Petroleum company's tank
er San Leonardo, plying between gulf ports, were cremated
on the deck of the vessel in view of thousands of presons on
tn shore, or leaped to their death in a river of flames, is con-
tanned in the detailed repoft received by Arthuro NJ Elias
, 1923-02-02

Lot usvILLE, Ky.-Hcused j.
the Imety-six dlstilleries and 13o
warea ouses Of Kentucky today nre
two birds OF the whiskey stocks
OF tho United States. in round mum.
bers 100000 barrels; worth at cur.
rent / prices s24O. 900 900.
, 1923-02-02

WASHINGTON, Feb. BINDER
u bill passed today by the house
without n record vote. the treasury
could use the public debt sinking
fund for the retirement Of govern
ment securities issued since the war
as well as liberty bonds and victory
notes.
, 1923-02-02

CoLoGNE-An understanding has
been reached between the Cologne
railway directorate and the inter
allied railway sub-commission that
tho German railway will resume
work throughout the area adminis-
tered by Cologne directorate.
, 1923-02-02

tions 'vero renewcd at Koenlr..
berg.
, 1923-02-02

MAYENcE-The court Of appeals
of the general staff of the French
army has dismissed tho appeal CT
the SIX Ruhr industrialists recently
convicted by courtmartial of dis
obeying the orders of the soup
ton officials.
, 1923-02-02

NEW YoRK-Stockholders Of the
Wells Fargo Express company vot-
ed TO accept provisions of the Colo.
rad corporatin law. where it was
Incorporated and thus allow the
company to proceed with its plan
for liquidation.
LoNDON-A despatch to the
Times from Berlin said demonstra.
, 1923-02-02

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 g. The
senate rejected today by a vote OF
Ga to 0 an amendment offered by
Senator Helm, Democrat, Ala
bama, to the Lenroo-Anderson farm
credits bin prohibiting federal re-
serve regional banks from charging
members banks more than 5 per
oent discount operations. Senator
Glass, Democrat. Virginia. who
headed the opposition to the amend
ment, declared it would utterly
destroy the efficacy Of the federal
reserve system.
, 1923-02-02
In CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, Feb. "A vio-
lGtion of the burget law by Presi.
dent Harding through his failure
to recommend to congress the
means of wipipg out the prospec-
tive deficit in government finances
this year. was charged in the
house today by Representative
Garner, Texas, ranking Democrat
on the ways and means committee.
Washington Journal., 1923-01-19
g~eridnalidlc Sraac.

Gum critcn Male iollte eii jun
ger aonoi0ot Dor elmer fleinen Sc.
nleiiioe in Der 01be zines Stoot'
tens cine Hrobeprcoigt baltcn. @i'
ninc iungc WlGodlen ieiuer 9etannt'
ldai piiuidien i'm oerre 81 DO.
rem, ood ioate er nidts ooporl ere
iabrcn, Dab lie Die Stride oil oieien
Gage b%eIlld)ten. sic m0bIteu beg
boIb lire Eldte 10. 1aB ie bon Dem
Prc0iger nidt geieDen lueroen pnll'
ten mo perlieben Die STRIDE, ebe
er linen begeBlen tonnte Vim
9lbeno trof oei iunge Moun i'll einem
beIreunoetcn &ollie nit ben iun9el
MGoden 5ulammen. SIN 2auie oes
@eipr6deS fam man aud ouf iclie
Yreoigt. sic BADEN beute wirfiid)
cine redt quite uno erboillide Ere'
oigt gebalten", iagte cine ieiner
,S~reutoinnen. Ger &an0ioat eruI'
,crte: n2eioer Dor elmer @emeinoe
Don Iouter hummer &erlen". Gar
um fnaten sic aud 10 oft: s@icine
lieben 9riioer". meinte 0as lpott'
llltioe M1o6en.
Washington Journal., 1923-01-19
Sin wabreS 8ort.

Ger groBe Menidenfenner unS
gr5ieber 6lattid mterbiclt iidl
emit nit elmer 6rau unO einem
WanlL in ocren Gbe es ni6t ieltcn
81 Streitigfeiten fam. 9eioe wiinib.
ten 5u erfabreiL Oh ulo auf iuelfc
@ciie cs moglid) iein fonnte, iolde
uenig erireulide Nuseinanoeriebun
gen 81 bermeioen. Statt oaralii
Intnort 81 geben fra9te Slottid),
Oh Scr Meni9 5u allen 3eiten bel
poIem @eritanOc iei. Ser Mann er.
wiocrte: oNo6 meiner @uffalinna
fam nienano b~ebaupteii, Dob er
inan1er bel boiler @ernuuft iei; mag
elmer aiid nod 10 geideit iein, 10
fommt bod %juipcilcn cine ndrriide
Stunoe iiber ibn." 6latti9 iagte 8u
ibm: n9as lit eir moDres 8ort, uno
man loate oaiad 81 banoeln iu-
den. @enn einnnl Die n1rriid)e
Stinoe iiber Sbrc 8rut fommt, 10
oenfen sic oaralL ieien Sic geideit,
uno geben Sic nad." BUR 6rau
aepmnot, fltbr er tort: limb nenr
Die ndrriide Stunoe oil Sbrea
Mann fomint, 10 bonoeln Sic aiif
gleide @eiie. Sur iuenr 5tuei Nar-
rem aneinnaoer geraten, gibt es emo
loie 8Inoel."
Washington Journal., 1923-01-19

gcr5iro 5u @aIt acbetcu. iid i'm "a.
tiim irrt unO MN, itott in cine felt.
lid beIeudtctC uuo nit Wcniden
on9ciiiate. in cine Ieere 8obnung
tritt.
aber melt bciier. Elm Set 5u Der.
idltmen, oils eS 0urd, cine eide oes
Sraumgotts in mo9aitduoiger Soi-
Iette oSer COR i'm 9loamsfoitim be.
iu6cn 81 miiiien. Wit brennen0er
Sdam fiiblt man ale gIide Der
auueicuoen auf iid geridtct uno
6rinGt ood nidlt Die @iaensfraft
ouf. iih idnuritrods 81 c%ntfernen.
SoIde iogenonntcn &adttrdume bill.
Oen cine beion0crs iutereiioute
Grippe ser MISUNDERSTANDING
Sic fommeu iebr bGuiig uuo in bic.
IcrIei Garinnten ms Abituiuugeu
Dor, tonneu iid ebeuio cut auf Der
Strnbe oocr ionihuo oil Ger Oeffent.
lidtcit ols i'm eugen 6nmilisufreis
obipiclen. 0ie pipdloonoIptiidJe Telt-
trn0smetGooe. ole oarin gipielt. SaS
gauge ErounIcbeu out Muiideriiil.
hing 5uriid5ufii6reIi, erbIidt aud) in
Ocn Nudttrdumcn nidlts auOeres oils
i%erlielle DISQUALIFICATION, Die angel.
lid bis in Sic friibeite 9in6beit 5u.
riidreiden ioaen uno nit Dem Scr.
1nii1en ser Gleiucn, iih 81 entflei-
Den. hire Iodden bod5ubeben uIim.
in 3nIammcu6ong 81 briuacn ieieu.
Tieie mioerlide Guffoliun9 lit
gIiidlidermeiic mie oie aarae
@rmlderfiiaun0stbeorie unboltbor.
Nerpeit. uno Srrendr5te. bon Oeneu
Iie bauptiGdIid prrfodten miro, limo
i~iberbolpt ~feiuespegs Sic beruien-
item GroumOeuter, neil linen oas
bacterial meiit bon ibren Yoticnten,
olio bon Meniden nit anormolem
SeeIenIeben, 5ufliebt. Our grfl6-
rititg Ser Nodttr1ume, 0ie ia, ME
ale MISUNDERSTANDING, tDpiifer
Natur iilo, beOorf es gar nift fol-
der s4iiniteleien.
Washington Journal., 1923-01-19
Scr Giuflnk Der Mniif nnf ben
meuidliden &0rper.

lle6er 0en @iniluB Der WtuIit oui
Oie 8Gtigfeit Der WtuSfeln mo ben
mcui6liden &0rpcr iiberboupt muir.
Sen bielfa6 unteriudpnsen onee.
felt, 0ie 81 gon5 iberraidenoen
@rgebniiien iiibrtcn. Soueaod GuiS
beriGtet, Dab ii6 bel einem Nanne
oos Marimum fir Den SGuOeOrud,
oos normal ad]t Yfuno betri9, beim
Spielen oes Gieienmotines ans
pHbeingolo" bon 3idorO 8agncr
ollf o%dtoreipiertel Hfuuo erbob.
Gin rliiiider @elebrter nomens
&ar6ouoff fano, OoB lebboite @lltiif
Die @rmiioung id]miuoen lGbt, cine
g%rfdbrung, Die man idon laiee iu-
I~tinftio NIT Der Eon5muiit 9enuad)t
bate uuo ouf Der aud Die Milit1r.
multi berlbt, Die bel ben Marihl3i.
itliugen Der Gruppen cine iebr groGe
Nole ipielt uno ourd)aus nidt nltc
gum 8ergniigen uno 5llr lluterbol.
tung Ser Solonten 9cbolten miro.
9lud 2ombaro beItGtigt Dies: @r
fano BEL lluteriudun9en pGbreno
oes 8orbeimarides elmer Milit1r.
tope0e bel lattten, frGftigen uno
ilotten @eiien Die 9eipegungsreflcre
I'M 9uieeeIenf |mmiafiirlid erb0bt,
6ei l%eiiereu mo getrageneren per.
minoert, aber Itets, 70 lanae ole
Mliiif borbar mar, ii6er Dem nor
molen 0ur6idnitt. Cine einidId.
ieru0e @irfung ion laugiame Wiuiit
in elmer Moltonart berborrufcn.
Cine 8erminoerung Der Mlusfellcl.
itltngen nah 6ere 9iilonan3en. -
Die Strait uno GAIL Der Ser5idld0e
lullr0e bel Sieren our6 Wiliif itart
erbobt, uuo audi beim Mtenidlen
ging Der YulS inter Dem @iniluiie
Ger Mltlif I1neuer. Iitd) Scr 8lrt.
,ufIuB gum @ebirn iteieert iid
6eim 9[nb6ren bon MuIifitiiden, mas
man bel 8erletten, oeren Sddoel.
oede bei6Goigt mar, feititeGlen fonu.
te. 9lud) Die gltmungstdti9feit miro
our1 Mulif itarf erbobt unO ebenio
Die Der Saut, uno atpar oft 10 itarf.
oab bel mond)en Berioneu SdWeiB'
lusbriihe Derboreerufen tperOen for'
men, tp6breno bel onocren nieOer
gemiiie Muiifpailagen @eiiible bon
Sdouocr uno 9alte entiteben laiien.
IS iino iomit gang getpaltige @ii'
bride, Die 6ie Mulif auf Den menidl.
lid)en SrgdniSmus nuSiibt.
Washington Journal., 1923-01-19

Ttine Solls betratcn, in Dem tie i6r
Slid a%e6orgen, itiegen lie nod elm.
nal empor, bis inter 0os 0ofL no
Sic breite, Der beimiiden 9ollort eli.
acne sSenIterrci6c oen 9lid in ole
@cIt noh Der StoOt 5u often lieB.
0ort ioben lie pie Die Sonne Der.
aIiibtc, uno oie mirre, nuigenieoelte
@eIt Ionft nit Dem SdIeicr ser
0dmmcruna perbiiat mor0. 8as
wiiroe es ge6en? Cine fur5e, itnpere
Nad,t Iog nod 0n5piiten, bis ser
Gag sic 2oIung bradte, Die critic
Gadt in ser Seimat hires @liids.
,Gs gibt feline Erennlng mchr
suiid]en uns, @unilo. nidt ma1r2"
frogte er unS fiiBte lie 5ort uno
feuIb auf ibren bebenbcn @llno.
Sic ootte an 0aS 6leben Ser al.
ten Srau emit an ibrem Sodseits.
tnge:
nMod i'm gliidlid!" Sotte iie es
iett erfiiIlt2
.Geine, 8dlter, mas aud fomnten
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