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, 1840-12-12
OF
County of Lincoln. {

STATE OF MISSOrRI,l
Couuty of Lincoln. (
In the Linc,M Circuit Court. .Norembsr
Term, 1910.
JACOB NJ. PARSONS, On 4 Bill in Chance,
Complainant. nv for execution oI
rs. specific contract fnI
JAMES RAGspALE and Conveyance Of Real
Thomas f. Smith, Estate.
Defendants.
A T this day comes the complainant by his
"A solicitor, and it appearing TO the salts
fiction of the Court that the order Of publ.
cation made at the last term has not been
complied with; on motion OF said complain
ants solicitor, it is therefore ordered that
said James Ragsdale be notified by a publ
cation of this order, to be made in some
newspaper printed in this state for eight
weeks successfully, the last insertion to be
at least four weeks before the next May term
of this court; that said complainant has filed
in this court his bill of complaint against him.
stating in substance that said Ragsdale on
the Goth of December, 1888, executed n IL
tie bond TO said Smith for the West half OF
the S. West or. of section sc. in Township
81, range l east, Of the 9Th principal meridi-
an, binding him TO make to said Smith n good
and sufficient warranty deed on condition
that said Smith should pay to him the sum of
two hundred dollars; that said sum of money
has been paid according to his contract with
said Ragsdale-t that said deed has not been
made; that said Smith has executed to said
complainant a title bond for said land-that
said complainant has paid said Smith for said
land-that a title deed for said land has ne
yer been made by said Smith to said com
plainant, and prays that said Ragsdale and
Smith be made defendants and compelled to
answer said bill Of complaint, &c. There
fore, you, the said James Ragsdale, are re-
quired to appear at this court, on the first
day of the next term thereof, to be begun and
held at the Court House in the town OF Troy,
on the LIST Monday in May next, and answer
said bill of complaint, or the same will be Ia
ken for confessed agains. you; and the cause
is continued till the next term. c. Wells for
plaintiff.
State of Missouri, /.
County Of Lincoln
], Francis Parker, clerk of the Circuit Court in
and for the county Of Lincoln, in the State OF Mo-,
certify that the above is n true copy Of an order from
the records OF said court in the case Of Jacob NJ
Parsons complainant, and James Ragsdale and Tho
mas E. Smith defendants, made at the November
term thereof, 1910.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said Court,
(~~) at Office. in the town Of Troy. in and for
}SEAL said county Of Lincoln, this Sd day OF
(~~1 December, 1910.
Dec. I2, Is4O.-st FRANCIS PARKER, Clerk.
, 1840-12-12
ST. LOUIS MARKET-Nov. 10.

Sl. LOUlO ~.
Bacon Hams, i2.a14; Shoulders, 7sd8
Sides, Sia9; Hog round 9 scarce.
Beans-Market well supplied, and prices
have declined. We quote at 75c-dull sale.
Buner-l0 to l2,c.-Good supply.
Brandy-American 5Oa75; Cogniac 81
5oa 50; Champagne SeaS3.
Bees raz-2e to "a and scarce.
Candles-We quote sperm 4Sa50; scarce
mould Is; dipped l3-scarce.
Cotton Yarn-24 to IS, sales. Good
supply
Cofee-Havana green, l3a14; Rio I3a1&
scarce. Java 16ial8; St. Domingo 17sl3c
in demand.
segars-MeIee 5sa6; per m. Hav. NJ.
l5a2o; per Principe 2oa25. Good stock
on hand.
Cm dage Hemp bed cords 50 so: Grass
IS 90: Manila plough lines 1 95; Manila
rope 15al6 Hemp plough lines 81 25.
Domestics-We quote for 3-4at 7d6ic;
Al at lOal2i.; plentiful supply.
Flour, 4 to 4 so
FiA-No. I, SIG; No.s.I7; Nos, 10
scarce-Cod fish. 50 OOaS2 25; Herring, IL
TO IS plenty.
Fruit-Raisins NJ 2a2 25; do NJ r 255
az 20. scarce. y . AiilOnOS lo0Ios II
Sdo lOaI2i.
Furs &. Peltries-Shaved deer skins 35a
AS; red and blue do 35a45; fall grey 20a25.
winter grey l5a15; raccoons 75dS1 12;mink
35a56; wild cat so ais; grey fox so, bear
skins SIa3, in demand; otter S5aSs-all
iurs in great demand and rising.
Gia-We quote American ga a 75c.-
Holland 81 5oaI IS.
Grain-Corn in sacks 25a3oc; Wheat
62ia--; Oats e5G30.
Hides. dry 8; in demand.
Hemp, 6 and scarce.
Eon-Bar &c; band s; hoop 10 tol9; round
and square 6 TO II; sheet 9 to IL, castings :.
Ldrd-9alO; scarce.
Lead.-S3 87i a 81 90
MoiaSses-The supply is large. on leves
we quote il at 80 by the quantity; S3aSS
in stores.
NaHs-There is good supply we quote,
"a: No 8. 9 cents.
OH-Spern Winter Strained I 35di 80;
Summer strained | GOAL 80; Tanners 490d
81 per barrel; Linseed / 37al 95.
Pork-Fresh no sales, in Dbl. mess l8a-1
prime I5al6. no sales of any consequence.
Ricc-6ia7c.
ItHW-N. ". OSfuIoCs JAIN. y i oOul fos
Sah-On the landing from boats, G A 7,73
l. B Q so in store; G. A.. 2 37s to 9 so L. B.
So 75-demand fair.
Sugdr-7a7i; Loaf Sugar I6dl8a.
Sodp-Eastern No. l, 7d8; Cincinnati
6 to I; good supply.
Observation-Disclosures Missouri and
Kentucky. loae5; Virginia 75a5o-good
supply. In hhds no sales.
TeaS-Young Hyson 7oa75; G. P. and
Imperial S5a9O.
Tar Per Dbl sac; key lal 25-good supply.
WhiSkey-Sales made Of raw whiskey -
a23-rectifed 23c.-in store 24a26.
Wines-Prices vary but little from last
quotations-we quote Sweet Malaga
IS; Teneriffe, SIaf so; Madeira, comnon
Csc. best quality 81 75a2 so; Sherry $aa$S
SAILS.
JOB PRINTING
of erery description neatly executed at his
office.
, 1840-12-12
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

TOTlCE is here by given that the undsnignsd
has taken ont letters of Administration on the
estate ofStepnen Williamsdec'd, from the Montgoms-
ry County Court, bearing date the 3l.t. Oct. 1916:
All persons, therefore, who have any claims against the
estate Of said deceased, are required to exhibit the
same duly authenticated for allowance, within one
year from the date of said letters, or they may BE-
p~reclnded from having any benefit Of said estate, snd
if such claims are not presented within three yean
they will be forever barred.
ANTHONY T. WILLIAMS, Administrator
REBECCA WILLIAMS, Administrative
Nov. 2sth lsAO-3t.
, 1840-12-12
A OF J

County of Lincoln.
In the Lincoln Circuit Court, Nouember
Term, 1910.
ABRAHAM ESTES,
Complainant,
Us. Bill in Chancerv.
RICHARD GARRETT,
Defendant.
THIS day comes the complainant by his
solicitor, and it appearing to the salts
faction of the Court, on the affidavit of said
complainant, that said Richard Garrett is not
a resident of this State. 1t is therefore or.
dered that said defendant be notified by a
publication of this order to be made in some
ne wspaper printed in this state for eight
weeks sucessively; the last insertion to be
made at least four weeks before the next
MAY term Of this court; that said complainant
has filed in this court his bill of complaint
against him. stating in substance that the de-
PENDANT in the year 1889. proved in the Land
Office. at Palmyra Missouri, his right of pre-
emption to the N. E. quarter of section 80,
township 81. range 9 west of the 5th princi-
pal meridian in Lincoln county, containing
160 acres; that said complainant subsequent
ly purchased of said defendant all his right
and title TO SAID presumption. 10 said tract of
land, by an instrument of writing signed by
said defendant for the consideration of 525
dollars. 3e5 dollars was paid in hand-that
the remainder of said consideration, 10 wit,
200 dollars was TO be retained in the hands
OF said complainant to clear the said land out
of the land office, as specified by said writing;
that by another writing said defendant bound
himself TO make TO said complainant a deed
a. coil l,rl ,nI 60 ,pI lnGapl tho
title thereto 10 said complainant. and to give
said complainant possession thereof, that IN
pursuance of said writing. said complainant
took possession Of said land and still holds
possession thereof; that said complainant:
paid TO the receiver at said land office, the
said sum of 900 dollars rs agreed aforesaid.
and obtained from the land office the title OF
the Government, of the United States, to said
land in the name of said defendant; that said
defendant has left the state, and has not made
to said complainant n title for said tract OF
land, and prays that said Garrett NAV be
made defendant TO said bill; that he make full
and specific answer, and that this court will
decree the title OF said tract of land to said
complainant, &c. Therefore. you. the said
Richard Garrett. are hereby required to ap.
pear al this court on the first day of the next
term thereof, TO be begun and held at the
Court House. in the town Of Troy, on the first
Monday IN May next. and answer said bill
of complaint. or the same will be taken for
confessed against VOC; and this cause is con-
tinued. Buckner, for complainant.
STATE OF MIssoURI.l
County of I.incoln.j
], Francis Parker, clerk of the Circuit
Court. in and for said county of Lincoln. and
in said state, certify that the foregoing is a
true copy Of an order from the records of
said court. made at November term, 1870.
~ Given under my hand and seal OF
}SeaI.} Office, at Troy, this Sd of Dec.
t~~' 1910. FRASc;s PARKER, Clerk.
Dec. IL, ls.C--st.
, 1840-12-12
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

A Ii persons interested, are hereby notified, tAat
IN the undersigned, have obtained from the CLERK
of the Lincoln county court, letters testamentary on
the estate Of Francis Henry, deceased, lie Of Lineols
county, bearing date the 18th Of Dec. 1910.
All persons. therefore, who have any claims against
the estate Of said deceased, are required to exhibit
the same duly authenticated for allowance, within
one year from the date of said letters, or they may
be precluded from having any benefit Of said e.
tate, and if such claims are not presented within
three years they will be f"rever barred.
JAMES w. Campbell, }r,,,.-
JUDA MYRA HENRY
, 1840-12-12
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersisssd
has taken out letters of Administration 90 the
estate of John Mackey deceased, from the Cousty
Court, of Pike Co. bearing date Nov. 18th, 1870; an
persons, therefore, who have any claims against the
estate Of said deceased, are required to exhibit tie
same duly authenticated for allowance, within oss
year from the date ofssid letters, or they may b
p~recluded from having any benefit Of said estate, and
if such claims are not presented within three ysars
they will be forever barred.
CYRUS MAcKEY, Adns
Nov. 81, 1s4O.-3t.
, 1840-12-12

the enjoyment Of the common blessings Of
life. The profession of agriculture presents
few temptations, by which health and char.
acter are sacrificed. The profession of ag-
riculture is favorable to health and long life.
to habits of industry and frugality, to temper.
ance and self. government, to the cultivation
OF domestic virtues, and 10 the calm and de.
licous enjoyment ofdomestic pleasures in all
their purity and fitness.
, 1840-12-12
ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
THE subscriber desiring to close up his
l. unsettled business, hereby gives notice
to all persons indebted to him for TIM WAnE
to come forward and close their accounts BY
cash or note. He hopes that this notice will
be attended TO.
He keeps on hand, and makes to order. at
kinds of TIN WARE, which he will sell as
low prices for CASH ONLY.
Dec. 1875. JOHN II. GRIM.
, 1840-12-12

The Richmond Wing says:-The trial OF
Semmes, charged with the murder of Profess
sor Davis, has been, on the application of the
accused, postponed.
, 1840-12-12

" We are authorized to announce JOHN
S. HUSTON as a candidate for the offices of
Circuit and County Court Clerk, of Lincoln
county.
, 1840-12-12

GWe are authorized to announce DR.. C.
H. BAILEY as a candidate for the offices of
Circuit and County Court Clerk of Lincoln
county.
, 1840-12-12
MARRIED.
Jos. B. ARTHUR, Sec'y.

On the 26th Nov. by Rev. William Davis,
Mr.. SHELTON B. FARrmNe, to Mss JULIA
ANN GLENN, all Of Montgomery county.
, 1840-12-12

A laxative woman is one of the most a.
greeable companions in the world-the very
soal of society. We like to hear a sprightly
woman talk so fast and so necessarily that
you cannot get in a word edgeways. 1t
frees you from embarrassment, promotes
sociability, and gives you a heart to slip in a
saying or two, whenever such a thing is pos
sible; whereas, silence is a bore not to be
endured. breeding awkward endorsements
and restraints. Give US q woman who
knows how 10 talk.
, 1840-12-12

The PROFESSION OF AGRIcuLTURE.-Ihe
profession of agriculture bears with it none
O fthese evils. If there lives the man who may
eat his bread with a conscience at peace
with man and God, it is the man who has
brought that bread on earth by his own hon
est industry. 1t is cankered by no fraud; it
is wet by no tears; it is stained with no
blood. The profession Of agriculture brings
with it none Of those agitating passions
~a'ch are fatal 10 peace, to satisfaction, or
, 1840-12-12

The Baltimore Clipper published the fol-
lowing:-"We saw a rank loco .fOco and a
red hot British phig shaking hands yester.
day, and congratulating each other on the
result of the election. The former had the
good sense to laugh all past animosity away,
and the latter had the politeness to keep all
exultation TO himself. We did not know
which to admire most, the philosopher who
could bear his defeat with a smile, or the
gentleman who had fellow feeling enough not
to laugh at the expense Of Others"
, 1840-12-12

We do not bet but we will guarantee an
oyster supper that there will be more %reioic-
ing in Great Britain at the election of Gen.
Harrison than has been. or will be. NANTES.
ted ut the same result here. Mark our pre-
dictlon when we receive the British papers
announcing his election.-[Mo. Argus.
, 1840-12-12
22,972

In fancy county there were a fedora!
votes given, but the names Of the Presiden-
tial electors were not inserted-these being
informal, Of course will not be counted.
, 1840-12-12

o. X. FOR THE L.rrEs.-The New-Or
leans Picayune says:--The ladies'. God bless
them have decided that o. X. means only
kissing, nothing else in the world.
, 1840-12-12

A'- SCy uich 10 teS ~
viz ! see every day, almost two. tree, eleven
times in re journal politique ofze dayf'asked
a French gentleman in a crowd yesterday,
81 read re grand national affair and ven
come to re end | behold o. X! | glance
my eye to re report Of re election. and he
begin wiz o. K.-and | never shall compre'
bend him.
4" Why, sir" answered one Of the compa.
ny. looking very knowing sit means oil kor'
rect"
s.No monsieur" said another, sit stands
for orful katras,rophe."
"You're mistaken" says a third, cit means
oil for Kent"
"Wrnng." exclaims a fourth, Sit means oil
konfrmed."
'Not right" says a fifth, sit means oil kom'
plete."
at means Old Kentuck." says a sixth.
.Nn it isn't, roais out a seventh, who ap'
peared TO be a C~ockney, at is orrid calami
tv."
sThat's wrong" saws an eighth, "It means
that the political writers having exhausted all
the words in the English dictionary, nave
been compelled to resort to single letters to
express themselves. Therefore it's oil kom-
PEELED"
The Frenchman was just as wise as ever;
and in great wrath exclaimed, 81 should tink
it vas mean oil kredfiOn!"
-O-
, 1840-12-12
MISSOURI.

MISSOURI.
Returns (o6fciaD of Presidential Tote at No
RENDER Election, 1910.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-10-27
q q q
Wpb Elm neucr 0etruQ!!!

Die 8oosral eofofotos baben elm Ses
rabt in l1mlauf 9eiest, oab 8etrd9ereien
BON Seiten Der SSbieS in Neu=Yort bel
Der 8obl in 1888 ausseiibt ruroen.
Dies @5eriibt 1T ourdau5 f I ib unp
cine l6duoli6e sIee, Die eln3i9
oasu befimmt 1T Die 2(ufnertl lamfeit ose
Solfee BON Den ihdnpliben 8etrli9ereien
ab5uleneen bic fis in pbi!aosIpbia perabten.
Sir baben Die binoieften 3sueniiie rsipefs
tabler Mdnner Dor une, p.lbe siolib be:
ftati9t ,puroen, unb Die pas 8anss fur ei
ne unpsrl lhdmte qiSe erfldrsn.
Dieis Neutrality-suspicious. fucben ebsn.
fails oa5 @eriibt 5u psrbrsiten, cob in
allen Staoten in tpslbcn oas Solf 1leete,
Der Sie9 ruvb Setrus errun9en purs
Dc. 9iele uno Die oben on9sflibrte euse
1T, ,pie es Ibeint, Der leete 0umbu9 oen
iIe eesen elm ebrlide5 Solf ipielen wolIen.
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Mbis Webrbsit

"UiS |~NV'W'' '~o'
r9ie etiacu Srihts fnp rihtis IN Ic
weit Mir (is erbaltsn fonntrn; 0e trsresn bon
een cftieicllcm wenia abnsiebcm. Sn nnisrm
ganntp 1T ren $ctcfotce rie mehrbeit bon
1886 erlaubt, bic fe ater nahItsn 3ratas
tsi wsitsm nidt r5aItn iperesn. 0ics uur
Ole tofofoto wabltctrliscrsisn atsrrttnd,
70 1T es esinsn 3pcifrl mcbr unterwerfen.eaB
pmnlploanicn nit be 10000 Stimmcn
Itebsr 1T fir 5arriisn uno Nsfcrm. l1mftrs
Srsunbs in 4lt Berts Ilno Wahiam nup fs
mresn am nabtsn Srsitass ibre Sebnlsls'
tst als Wannsr tbun.
GDir yparnen rnire Sreunee BEN 13abl'
tcritttsn in $rtcfcfo Sldttern nitbt sH alaus
teu, penn Its lnp srtBtsH 9belIs falieb nno
piocrIprsebsu tb Is!ttt. 9is ncl!sn enrtb:
aus nlebt auaeten. baB fte SDenniplranien
pcrloren bate,l um pas Sclf tci antemNn
the III erbatem S,e tebaupnn bon 6s bis
49, 90 Olshrbeit in csism Staate rbaItsn
III baten, ,pas bod jsosr slnGhtsUcHs Mann
ais llnipabrbeit anasbt. Ole urt nab mel.
der bic $otafcfos frIebs Dlsbrbclt btrans
tuhfatirsn, 1T oa6 Re fir Be-ee gauntp
E+6,7 so W1sbrbUt retsasn n.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-10-27
G5 feblt am Se(fen.

Ser 9Sinttr nabst fbnsll bsran une uns
fsblsn nc1 70 pis.e Bsbirfnins fir bsnfsltn
tu bsrsn @nfbNauns mir gslO notbis BADEN
Qsir msuesn uns babsr an aae tejsnisen uns
ftrsr refpeet. llntsrftreibsr, mstbe uns fbul
big Ilne. NIT Dem @rfubsn, uns NIT cen Bss
fen ;u vriersen, wcSu Die ndbffe Seurt 0ss
lsssnbsit bartietsn ,pirb. Sis f6nnen uns snts
Weber haS @hdfdnriss fe!bft iibsrtrinacn 0.
Ger rurrb einen Gatbbar sufsnbsn une unlsrss
Santes strfitNrt fsin.
gntfsrnts llnttrfhrsitsr fcnnen uns ibrs
cublcriptcn burb biz bstreftnttn po0mciiisr
fsiienfrsi hbetfsnptn psnn fl eas Yclo nut
hsaislbsa sinbanei9tn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-10-27
Gtppecanoe Dluh
3 erfa Ii, m lunaen

Die Witolieoer bes oemctratiIbenSip
pecancee tperoen iib beute, morsar
uno dbsrmoreen 1beno perlammeln. Inn
8ortebrunoen fir Die ndhfte @a5l su
trefen, an Den folsenben gldssn:
Seute abeno. DEN 27sen, am Galtbau,
fe BON . n. er9er, gum Sdyito bon
Gen. 9arrilon. in Der Suo STEM Stroife.
Woreen Qbenb, am GaffbauIe bon
9 bi Ii p Srt b, in eer oft peanfraf
ie, oberbalb Oct Stan.
Dcnnerf1ae lbene am 8affbaufe pon
u oreas . is, nabe benz 81.
fenbabn depot, in Der 7tsn Strafe.
4ue 0srpofraten fro defenders erIubt
ben 8eriammlungen beisuspobnen, neil
wibti8e Saben psrbanosIt meroen icGen.
Srtober 81, IS4O
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-10-27
Ssasin9, tsn 27. Cttetsr, 1910.
Ermat!st &tStcl.
Senatcrial.

Ssnatcrial.
1obn anoreas Sdulbh 2pcrnng Sc.
Jefepb Nitner Sumbsrlanb Ge.
Sitrifte.
! 2epis Qasmsrs, II Scbn 9idicn,
2 Sohn p. 9Sstbsrill g Scbn M'SssDan
Sbenas .. Sope, IA Sebn Nsst,
8 Srna. @iainsbam, Is Nlbbel y. 2Eitfcn,
a 2lmcs eamafer l6 @sr OibrIssmartb,
Scbn e. 3silin, II George Walfer
q. 81. Wf'SIpain, Is Bernard SrIstlpIr.
B &cssrt Stnien 10 SOispb Marfls,
6 eEm. g. 6eners, 20 Suffice y. Sprcyes,
Z s. Senfins &ce, 81 s.NN. Z. So E'Ssilan
s pstsr Silbsrt, 22 6armar 9snnp,
9 2SIlllam IsearrS 23 Scispb Burlington,
10 ScbnScarper, "a 6snrp Blad,
ii 9Sm.W s.Slpain, 25 SObn Did.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-10-27
Gin neumcoteer Gemofrat.

Gin Nrtifsl in bsr bisiissn press" pen
rcrissr Gso,br untsrssid)nst Gin Demefrat'
erreats unlers @ufmsrfiamfsit. @ir whresn
'surd,aus feline 9trtiS pcn eenis!bsn senommsn
b,bsn, neil bsrfslbs, in 70 fern er aaf uns felblf
8sju9 bat, mabr 1T. 2Sir maren am an9s9ss
tsnsn Gage ju prtStaun aber nur in elmer
Qtricn une ,pis Ger Stbrsibsr uns fin 3tpei
ansslsbn, eiikn mir nid>t; mir fNblsn jereb
Mtlsio nit sintr Yartei ;u meltbsr iitb sin
irldss 3ubtbaussSubieFt sdblsn wia.-
2Gir fsnnsn inter esr fsinprllenben nsmrFras
tithsn Hartsi nsb pjsIs sbr!idDs esuts, unb bcfs
fen ntbt cas pjsfslbs fc melt seiunfcn it, um
ibren griae aus tsm ttlibcn Suhtbauie su
nsbmn. eGamlid, San SuunS @sfansni6z
partsr miifItn ben Gr9sI bnter ben eifsnsit
tern ;emlitb gut 1sflittsrt babtn, neil sr 10 Iaut
fir Jpn friDt.
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wbiaD'sbrb le,1Oe bis fprpeit.
Gswir entlsbnen ctiaen Ser,tt aus sh
nem grtra bee "Oblc HspoNtcrp" som 90.
sisIcs, mir alauten pr0ebsrt sn fein. pas sr
pom amtlitbm msnis atreiten ,piro.
9ie 9arrilon Dsmctraten baten, 70 'reit
tttannt 1T. risr gOnsrs6manaer ssmonn'n
uub Feline pfrlrrtn.
,lnter ben p:er trI1ssten gcnartBlnanntrn
te6ucct (let pw perfcffus 0cftor Duncan,
Ban Bursns pertrautsr Srsnne NIB einer
MN s,arrifcns fobdncf,htten 9srIaumrTa.
9ae s3oIt sat ibn ssthbrtnsta &ota.
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Scr lekte ScfCfofp Srif !

@ir boren, eas Die Soris6 am Gage Dor
Der Bobl 9dnobiQs in oeutIdDs unp eng.
liIber Spra6e perbreiten mcllen, um oos
8ernebt auf3ubrineen, Dap Gen. 6arri-
Ion foot Iei. SSir ,parnen unIcre 8reuu:
De Dor oislem leeten Sburfenftreibe.
8ir bsoauren, cab mir niebt Gaum bo-
ben, mebr pon Den fbdnoliben eosofofo.
Sstrdeeresn einSuriicfen, bcfsn a5er oab
oiefes binldnslib fsin miro fir oen leeten
Sbub. Gle probiren oles mGeIibe Tim
iib auf ibrsn .panfenoen 8einsn 5u erbal=
ten, absr iie muiIen uno lperoen falIen.