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The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06
THE AMERICAN COOKING STOVE

This stove has again been awarded two first
premiums at our State Fair at Buffalo, one for
coal and one for wood. We are now able TO an
nouuce the unparalleled reault Of this stove hav-
ing taken the first premium at The New York
State Fairs for the last consecutive years, not
withstanding { has been brought in competition
with all the best stoves made in the State and
many from other States and notwithstanding the
persistent, combined and determined efforts Of
Its competitors to defeat it. And ts success is
not alone confined to this State. On the 10Th of
| September it was awarded two first premiums in
the New Jersey State Fair, aud has also been
awarded the first premium at the Pennsylvania
State far, and has never been exhibited ut a
State Fair and failed to take the first premium
and the premiums it has taken ut County Fairs
are too numerous to mention. And these awards
are fully endorsed by the people throughout The
country. Its name has become a household
word from Maine to California, and from the
| Great Lake to the Gulf of Mexico and the de-
mand has become so large that Notwithstanding
our large aud increased facilities for manuiactur-
| ing. are unable to supply the demand prompt
ly. SHEAR, PACKARD IL CO.,
Albany, N. Y.
n9tfi II. r. DICKSON Plymouth ia.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

THERE is to be a Grand Masquerade
Ball. at Corbiu j. Benson's Hall, on the
evening of Thursday, February 22, for the
benefit of the ladies benevolent society
As Plymouth has never had a masquerade
party, sad - the ptoeeeds are to be applied
to charitable purposes, there should be a
large attendance. We are informed that
sffaaebmsns are being made With parties
in Chicago for large supply of masks.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06
Concert.

Lalies and gentlemen OF this place, toseth-
er with the amateur singers Of The Bourbon
Glee Club, will give an instrumental and vO-
Thursday evening. Feb 18th. The proceeds
of the concert will bc given TO the Ladis al
the Parish Of st. Thomas (EpiscopalJ church,
to assist them in furnishing tie new church
The concert will be rich, rare and raCJ =
beneficial in influence, a,.d for an object
worthy the support Of all vi, 0 are interested
in home culture, and IL beautifying the
place with handsome and neatly finished
new church. All are cordially invited
Tickets for sale at the bank, book store, and
al the drug store.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

THE roads have been excellent FOR haul
ing logs and lumber for the past two
weeks, aud parties engaged in the business
have made good use Of their time. The
prospect is fair for as lively trade In
lumber the present season as we had last
year, and few, If any stations on the line
of the road shipped more than we shipped
from here.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06
NETTTLE.


There was man named Ferguson,
lie lived on MAJ ket street
Il had speckied Thomas eat
That couldn't well DC beat:
lie d catch more rats and mice and sIch
Than forty eats could eat
This c2t would come into the room
And climb upon Cheer,
Asii there he'd sit and lick hsseif
And purse awful queer.
That tcrIasca would ycl at him;
But stiil he d par-seyerc.
And then he'd climb the rnoonlit fence,
Aud loaf around and ycwl.
And spit. and claw another eat
Alongside of the iowl.
-snd then tneY both would shake their tails
And jump around and howl.
o. this here cat of Fcrguson's
Was fearful then 70 see:
He'd yell precisely ike he was
In awful agony;
You'd think a iirst-class stomach-ache
Had struck some small baby.
and all the mcihers on the street,
walked by the hOrrid din,
Woud rise right IN and search their babes,
TO find some worrys pin,
And still this vigorous cit would keep
hollcrin' like sin.
And as for Mr. FERGUSON.
Twas more than he could bear.
h3C 50 ne hufi"d ms DDOt-ldch Out,
Right through the m;dr;ltlt air:
But this vociierOus Thomas cat,
Not one cent did hc care
For still he yowled and kept his fur
staIiiin' up on end.
And his old spine a-doublin' up
As far as il wrI!d bend,
As II his hopes u happiness
Did On his lungs depend
Bat while,a curvin'of his spine
And waitin TO attack
= ct npoi. the other feace,
There came an awful crack;
Aai this here specSicd Thomas cat
Was busted IL the back.
When Ferguson came down next day,
There lay his old feline,
And not life was left III him
Although he had had nine.
"AIl this here comes" said Ferguson,
20! curyin' of his spine
Now all You men whose tender hearts
This painful tale does rack.
just take this moral 10 yourselves,
All OF you, white and black:
Don't ever 20 like this here cat,
To g.ttin' up your backl
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06
4 PARTY of twelve female gentlemen,

! PARTY of twelve female gentlemen,
accompanied by as many male ladies', paid
their respects to leap year, on Thursday
evening, by taking a slei igh-rile TO Calves
ton, in Kosciusko county, where they eat,
drank and were merry until the we sma'
hours" Tie " fair sex" paid the bills,
much to the qualification Of yo boys"
JIMMY G says he rather likes it, and
when Sullivan puts his teeth in he'll 90
for 'em
c. L. ". says it is a serious matter; and
he had rather given five dollars and stayed
at home.
CUNNY says It's all r;ght-woman right
and he shall Immediately offer resou-
ton declaring JoYsY BULL nuisance
FOR arrestins Miss GEo. FRAScIs Train !.
J. Z. O. says he "can't see it in that
light" Being somewhat Of a phiIoso-
pher, he remarked: q I would as seen at
tempt to entice star to perch upon ny
finger, OF the wind to follow me Ike a
dog. as to keep woman's heart again"
ABNEa is delighted. lie say he will
marry the FIRST one that "pop5 the quos-
ton" Look out, girls, pop goes the
weaslo."
Gro. B.-says ha-"that is-f-ah.
umph--a!n somewhat befusticatcd III re-
gard to it,"
GLADDEN. says he's glad Of it--ncver
was so glad in his liGe, and wouldn't have
mentioned It for the world, but one of the
girls wanted to < kiss him f9r his mother" +"
and he wasn't doing that kind Of business
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

JOHN SunETs and his four mules are
fixtures that could not be well spared In
he numbering business. The other day
he brught t, town distance Of five miles,
4,700 feet Of poplar lumbee at one load.
IF any nan in this neck OF woods thinks
he can beat this, we should like to have
him Try it.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

The crowds of people which throng the
store room of the City Grocery is proof
enough that they are satisfied with the bar
gains they get there, and that they get the
worth of their money. The superior stock
which they always keep on hand, and the
courteous manner shown to all customers
is the reason everybody likes to trade at
Clcaveland 81 Houghton's.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

A COUPLE of gentlemen, ina cutter, or
Monday, were hurried!y thrown out near
the Presbyterian church-tipped over.
They evidently knew their biz, AID
came forth unhurt.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

TEE Little Corporal, for February, is q
very fine number The Publisher offers
most beautiful premiums, and unusual in
ducemcnts TO raise Clubs. Terms, One Dol
ar year. A sample copy viii be sent free
to all who apply Cor it during February
Address \. L. SEwTIL, Chicago.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

TIE toothless portion of our inhabitants
are lamontns the non-arrival Of new sets
Of teeth promised them BY a gentleman
whose dental pretontions created quite a
sensation in his place a couple of weeks
ago. They can't bite until they get
their teeth, Or.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

A ApARTY OF ladies' ard gentlemen in
sleigh, Gu Sunday, were tipped cut, IN
consequence of turning toosuddeniy, on
corner Michigan and LaPorto streets.
Nobody hurt.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06
IEUCORRHGA.

Or Whites. which follow local debility and con
sti.usional weakness. can be efectualiy cured bY
the use of Rohack's Stomach Btters Do no;
let the druggist Sc you any o,her remedy a
these bitcrs are prepared With cspeciii reicfence
10 this complaint andare warranted TO cure.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06
NOT A BEVERAGE.

Unlike most Of the bitters of the present dag, Dr.
II Roback's are not intended as pleasant stimula-
ting whisky beverage, out are perfectly medisi-
nal, containing only sufficient pure bourbon whis-
ky to hold in solution the medicinal extractivc
matter from which they are composed.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

u. Black smiths who wish TO purchase cal for
their winter use can be supplied with the best
quality of Pittsburgh coal, by calling on Koch &
Co. at the new warehouse.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

IL gonE .icis way? 80
II you are Ozt Of employment anI wish -
trlyel, apply at the Red Warehouse, TO,
II. 3 REEVES, or
III K. II. morrill,.
u Koch & Co. keep fresh Onondlga Salt.
both wholesale AM retail.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

We are under obligations to j. e. Scott,
Esq, the geutlemanly superintendent Of
the Cincinnati, Louisville II Chicago rail
road, for favors received !; also to Mr. IL.
s. Benson, agent Of the road at this place.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

OuR Bourbon correspondent and the
editor of the Piercetcn ReUsaie, had 6
discussion in relation 20 the amount Of
beer drank in their respective villages
AS our Piercetou friend profcsSed TO be
ignorant f the number OF casks shipped
10 his place, we have interested ourselves
ir his behalf We have been uualie t.
6nd out the exact number, but tho agent
a. this place eu'acrizes Us :, sag ti.st the
shipments have been very hrary.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

To be turned out of a home, improved by
years of labor, would be great hardship,
vet there are hundreds of men in Marshall
county ut ell times subject TO this misfortune G.
A very large number of titles 10 land in
this County are perfectly worthless as they
stand; bun many OF them can be corrected
and perfected at slight expense. Do you
know reader, that the title to your land is
good? You may find too late that it is not
BY calling at our Abstract office you can
satisfy beyond doubt.
CORBIN & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Abstract Office over the Bank
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

We received week or two since. eight
fonts of new style types, suitable 3or
cards, bill-heads, letter-heads, etc. Also
new borders suitable for programmes, &c
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

TIE SoNG MESSENGER OF THE NORTHWEST
is valuable magazine of Music, published by
Roor & CADY, 81 Washington street, Chicago.
Price, so cents year Send for sample
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06
HyxEsrAL-The following is a list of mar

HyxEsIAL.-The following is list of mar
1iage licenses issued in January, 1893:
George VanHorn and Harriet Ruggles.
Isaac Groveman and CoTnela Bash
Peter Lichtenbarger and Eliza Rowe.
Theodore Buckman and Kitty Ashcraft.
Peter Mais and Barbara Linsay.
John w. Callwell and Olive Moffct.
John Bradley and Mary c. Good
John loose and Margret A. Shock.
Lawrence Fox and Mary Sweastall
j. w. Shafer and Sarah Kirkley.
Albert Barber and Sarah A. Reynolds.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

ADyEgEIsISa AGsSrs.-Ihe following advertising
agents authorized contract Tor advertising at or
lowest cash rates: Cook, CosgRS q Co. Masonic
Tem2lc. Chicago: S. ". PETFiSGILL, 81, Park Row
New York: GEO. P. RowgLI Co. 49 Park Row,
New York; Cook. CoBCRN : MACK. Cincinnati. q.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

We received call on Tuesday from
tha. stauneh "quili-driver," BuRNs, Of
the Stark Co. Ledyer.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

The lfoME AMUSEMENT. The cheapest and
best illustrated family Magazine published
Filled with the latest Illustrated fashions, choice
stories, poetry, wit and humor. II is Just the
thing for the young folks. Publisl,ed semi
monthly, at Only so per annum. Large ard
splerdid prizes are sent to agents raising clubs.
Agents easily clear ) 1 per day besides, every
agent gets one chance for every subscription
sent, III ] 500 in cash sent to agents. Sample
copies with list o! prizes, and terms and instFGc-
tions to agents, sent bv inclOsng FIVE cents.
Agents wanted everywhere. Address HoNF
AMUSEMENT, 7o Nassau Street, New York.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

AN article in relation to the resolutions
adopted by the republican, county conyen-
ton is necessarily deferred until next
week.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

THE SOcia5Ie of the ST Thomas El =
copaD church. will be held at the rest
derce of Dir. J j. Yina,l Tie youue
lai;es advertise 20 have some hing '.rie;l-
rare, and racy." in the way Of 81 ezhih;
ton of fine WORKS Of art Drop 'roani
and enjoy yourselves. This evening.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

ALLMAN & MEYER did not close their doors
on Saturday last, rs was reported, to prevent
the great rush their customers made upon
item, to take advantage Of the bargains
il groceries, which they are Offering at al
times. They have goods enough to supply
every demand, and at very reasonable prices
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

The communication OF "Citizap,' in
another column, was handed TO Us in time
for publication last week bat the crowded
state of our columns at that time would
not permit Of its insertion.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

a TEAM near Thayer's warehouse, On
Tuesday, ran away.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

THE religious revivals of the Methodist
and Presbyterian churches are in THEN
FIFTH week.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

az The highest price paid for produce at th'
new warehouse of Koch & Co.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

Up to this date, Wednesday, sleighing
Ia this section Of the country has almost
entirely disappeared
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

For the best Sewing Machines go to
.Cleaveland Hawley & Co.'S, sign of the Gold
cn Boot They keep the best machines in
the world.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06
Acp:icaSIon for s-icense.

Notice IS hereby given that the undersisne d
will, at the March term, 1868, of the Com
mssioners' Court of Marshall County, Indiana,
apply for license 60 retail vinons, maltan spirit
uous liquors in less quantities than u quart The
location on which propose to sell is 81 out lot,
situated in Plymouth, Marshal County, Indiana.
FL. RENNER.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

~ Koch & Co., at the new warehouse have
supply Of the best Ohio Lime.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

500 Bushels Rye wanted for which
will Pay highest cash price.
IT, G. THAYER.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

j. The best OF Pittsburgh Lump and Fire
Coal kept fer sale at the new warehouse of Koch
Co.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06
Pittsburgh, 80. Wayne Il Chicago
ksaiiHVAy.

On and after Oct 20 1867, Trains viii eavo Staons
lily Sabhaths excepted IS follows: TRAIN leaving
Chicago at $50 p NJ leaves daily TRAIN leaving Pitts
5urch 1T ,, IS p. NJ, leaves daily.l
I12AEE5 CONC VEST
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

A CHoIcE LIBRARY or MUsIc-The L. s. Mu-
eical Review, published by ]. L. Peters, 200
Broadway, New York, is before rs, and MGR
its the attention OF ali lovers Of music. II j.
u mammoth monthly magazine, sheet music
size, containing over seventeen pages ofmu-
sical news. reviews, and choice art items, ev-
cry line Of which is readable, AMI we should
gay, invaluable TO all musicians This alone
Is we'll worth years subscription, which is
only So The publishers, however, do not
stop here, for, in addition to the above, each
number contains.four pieces Of choice new
music by the best writers in america, thus
giving select library cf new music at such
low rate that even the poorest may indulge
in luxury.
The United States Musical Review is pub
lished at SO per year; single copies, 90. No
musical family should be without it.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

at the Red Warehouse. or can address for inior-
nation box 225, Plymouth post office.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

FARMERS and I.JN8ERHEv ArrENrIDN.-FoR
SALE.--Oviatt's Patent Bob SleJs; The best in use
Call aui see for yourselves.
EAVELAND & REEVES,
IL At the ed Warehouse.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

II. D. WEAVER & Co. presented Us
With Z &" now-fanglad F." lamp chimney ard
burner. We have tcIod it and pronounce
it equal 10 any nov in use.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

MRssfs Hite, Shook & Crawford hare re
ceived large invoice Of superior Family
Groceries, which they are selling cheaper
than any other house in town. They invite
especial attention 10 their new stock oi
choice Teas, Sugars. Codeos and Syrups
which are the best in the market, and aro
being disposed of at the lowest prices. One
door south of the Parker House.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06
Dissolution Of PaEenerShip.

HAooO--IssVH UI EGTtHCfSNtDs
The partnership heretofore existing between
" m. }. Adams and David Zehner. under the firm
OF Adams Zehner, is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. All the liabilities anJ debts due
the firm will be assumed bv WIN. Adams.
(Signed.) DAVID ZEUNER
WM. ]. ADAMS.
The undersigned wishing to continue in busi-
ness, and being 10 great extent dependent upon
those who are indebted to him, gives notice and
urges attention, that all his creditors must irn-
mediateiy make settlement, and shape their az
fais to pay up nOr.
Il WI. J. ADAMS.
January 2lst, 1865.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

THE third hop Of the series will come
off tomorrow evening.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06
AgrnfS Wanted.

Eight or ten good. active young men can find
a.good winters job by applying soon to
II. Z. REEVES, or
r. NJ MORRILL,,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

SEZ advertisement, in to-day's paper, Of
Or. William Smiths Bible Dictionary.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

Tax court Of eomuon pleas is noa in
session, Judge Egbcrt presiding.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

L. 2. fVJ'RfTF-K Rev. 4. Potter rastor. Meetings
every Sunday at 1917 and ?. IL. Sunday school
p. N.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

IL =. CHURCH, Rev. c. ". fimnons pastor
Meetines every Sunday at 10% a. IL, and ?.
Sunday School p. H.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06

d. D. LUXE, Principal.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-02-06
BOURBON ITEMS.
PREPARED FOR THE DEMOCRAT.

The lo.h = n eastward express does not stop. ]
cal lreiSnts pass east and west II II 30
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-23

5ambur9.-Gtns swedmabt9e Gin
r{@tun9, bic aQ9emein befannt su tperz
ben Serptent, bat caS norppeutl9e Selez
9rapben>8ureau Qppe rnb Nee)tn5 artz
burg fir pa6 na9 ben decentralization
Treiftaaten fabrence, reip. a%ltSmnnpernce
unp nit ben Dampfern BET 9ambursz
Nemzyurferz2tnie 9ebenpe publifum Sc
trpfen ; ndmlid Den i'm Gaterlanpe Sc
bltebenen bic Mnfunft Der MnsebBrisen>
ipfort na@bem bic Dampfer lit 9fetp gorf
aneelan9t iinp, unter 8en1Bun9 oeS &a>
bells, per Gelesrapb mad jeoem beliebi9en
punft Guropa'S su ntelben,- Diele Gin
ri6tun9 1T UNI o mebr an3uerfenner,
alS fe bic :3urIdeebliebenen Der qualenz
ben %un9ewibbeit iber pa6 S@idial beg
Mseretfen entrift UNI aud 2ebtereut
ba5 Bepubtlein btetet, feline MnsebSrisen
berubt9t gu wi7en. DaS nnternebnter1
setpinnt aber nod bapur9 an beceutuns,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-23

BON bier mobnenpen Garmers Mtdael
2auterba@ i'm @pbnjimmer.-
Dte6ibe 1T fat l1nertrd9li9 10O-102
@rao I'M S6atten, cas- 1T faum gum
ausbalten.-
Ser Gilbert 8laB Don Milmaufee bat
bas prd9tt9e @obnbaus Don Np. Seiter,
oeleoen an @erntan Str. tduni6. an fi@
oebradt unp peri elbe ntrb nemn1dit NIT
Tamilie ieinen @obniig bier aufi9laz
gen
Nud oas Tarmeritore<@ ebduoe ein9
rteie Wo6e cur9 &auf in anpere5dnbe
iiber.
@ter neue Store5 tpurcen lett 2 Mpz
noten bier etabltrt.-
Na6trd9lt9: Nahpem 9enanuz
ter Doctor ;mei Sage bier permiBt>
madte er @cr9eitern iein Gri1einen unp
smar I'm Mitternadt, ait einsm 2 Miei<
len Don bier aele9enen @irtbSbauie. G6
1detnt, Der elte fnbet bic @irtbsblul er
obne Tlbrer, ieltit bel Na9tseit.--
Wann Der 5err Doctor uns %Serla1en
pirr, metb man ni&t rc6 lie eber je
better. Selbt bic 9errn Demofraten
iddmen iid iold zines @let69eiinnten.
---@W 9ratultrn ben milren Sc
Bern 81 Dem neuen Gampat9nS Slate unb
rafen aus: . SER! iebe petn &plt
an!
Greunpi9aftlt6N SIR
Wlter.
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Aus Mcw= Yorf.

De- 81. q. Democrat beridtet folsenoe
beicen Stems:
Stint perlpnen ertrunten.
- Sc tern Na9mittao baoeten ii6 pret
fleine Mdp6en> bic 1Oja6rige Mar9aret
Dpuaberty> bic 9jlbriAe Mnn Carroll unp
he 9jdbrt9e MarY Sullivan in einem
Iei9e BEL DoueIasar swil9en Der 4. urp
5. @Yenuc. plDyltd sertetben iie III tie
fes Ba0er uno lanfen, oa i1e nidt
l9mimmcn tonnten. Sn pielem Nusenz
blide 9tn9 Der IS jdbrt9e Sam. D}e@ee
Yprbet unp bic Sc abr Der brct Sinner
bemerfero> ipran9 er 1T ben Geid> un1 ite
su ~retter, ianf ober balo i'm ttefen @alle r>
ca er ebenfau5 nid,t 1dwimmeln fonnte.
MaroaretbenS Mrtter> rrr6 ben @plfsz
at lauf in Der Mdbe pes Gri9e6 aufmerfz
fam 9emadt> elite on9tvpQ berbet unc
fam ebeu Su Der 3eit a,1> ol5 tbre Godter
gum leste,1 Male per anf. Die @efabr
nidt adteno turste iid bic Mutter in
ben Get9, 9erietb bet Dem Gerlude tbr
&ino b~erau5;ubolen, an bic tiefe @tele
ut1o 1ant unter 1pie bic Mncerl1. Yrltstt
@acmu5 fam tann berbet uno e8 9lidte
tbm Die &0rper per flint Yerlonen aus
benz @aier ju brin9en. G8 murpen
al6balp acknowledgements lltde an9ez
felt; bod blteben pielelbeu erfpl9lps. -
aSBtlbntBoe6s utunftt9en
0atten. - 0eltern purbe etn Mfatn>
Namen5 6. Gbprnepr> Yerbaftet, neil e.
cine Mnsabl Danten 9epreQt batte. Der
An9etla9te batte in Yeridtepenen 3ettunz
gen angesei9t cab er 9e9en G%inlenoun9
elmer 9e>ptl1en Sumr1s @eloe5 jeber ur5
rerbeiratbeten Dame baS pprtrait i9re5
sutunftf9en @atten Su1dtden unp {br
au6ernem nod Auffldrun9en 9eben NOBLE,
wte iid ibre sutunfti9en 2ebenSoerbaltz
11t1e gel talten wIroen. Biber Gr1rorten
madte Der idlaue @aln1er gan; a1t59e<
set9nete 0e19dfte, ididte leppd ME Elm
anbereS 8tlp &c. ais lein ei9ene5 &onterz
fei pel9e5 nebenbet gela9t ;iemli6 bdb>
lid iein ipu.
Muf iein Seripre6en btnL bic Staot
au9enbltdlt@ gu uerla0en, lteb tbn @faycr
&albf eil9 laufen.