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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-10
THE SHAH.
How llo Receives Lat ies-Ills Dlornbns
Sacrifice.

How llo lscSoivrs J.alIes-Ills Morning
Sacrifice.
A Berlin letter to the Manchester
Guardian says, that in society the Shah
does not appear to he quite 20 much ut
ease as some Of his suite, but more 10
with gentleman than with ladies'. He
is rather wanting in tDurnurc, and
when lady is presented to him, he first
looks on the ground at her feet, then
at bis own feet, generally Oh ono side
and rather over his shoulder, then again
ut hers, and at last gradually raises his
eyes to her face, when he assures her
in French that no is extremely happy
to have made her acquaintance. it ia
then the turn of the next lady, and the
ceremony il repeated in the same man.
her; but conversation there is none.
One Of the gentlemen of the Court, who
had watched the Shah very closely, ex.
planned this popularity of manner az
arising from his never having been nc.
customed to see ladies' unveiled in
society, and thus feeling shy and some.
what shocked.
But the Persian custom which was
the most jrrecOncilable with the ar.
engagements of his European hosts, il
his practice of sacrificing animals with.
in the palace. have heard from too
many sources to entertain any doubt Of
the fact, that he is accustomed to
slaughter sheep every morning, and,
in the first instance, wished to do 50
in his own apartments, but was after.
ward contentcd that that operation
should be performed in the kitchen.
To the no little astonishment of the
royal cooks, the Shah's adjutant also
required number of living fowls, one
of which was killed in the Shah's bed
room, because he is not allowed tt
sleep in any room in which animal
blood has not been shed. The mag
niticent suites of apartments in the
Palace at Konigsberg, as we'll az the
Schloss in Berlin, which were fitted NJ
q year ago in the most splendid manner
for the reception of the Gear, have also
been occupied by the Shah but should
the Gear repeat his visit, a thorough
restoration of the same rooms will be
found necessary. The carpets have
suffered more especially, and I canno,
help entertaining some fears for the
furniture in Buckingham Palace.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-10

iii check betrays the warm kiss. The
air crowns it with wrcatls Of soft VA.
por, and the waters around It take the
hues Of the emerald and the sapphire.
In fmltillment Of it's destiny it moves
steadily onward in the blue pathway
through tho varying Seasons and under
the changcful skies. Slowly, ns in
ages long gone by it arose from tho
broad waters, does it sink back into
them. 1t is indeed Il noble symbol Of
the lava monument of Tines slow
changes. more ancient than the Egyp-
tian pyramids or the obe]isk Of Hell
opolis. Its crystals were dew drops
and snowflakes long before the human
race WAS born in Eden.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-10
Travelling Dresses,

For midsummer journeying, u dress
permitting the use of linen blouses, Ii
on every account most desirable. Fol-
cooler wear, one of tho new redingote
polonaises of gray de baize, with q
black skirt, is the most serviceable
suit. The rctlingote is very long
garment, fitting the figure behind, anu
being douDle-breasted and loose, OF
half fitting in front, rs choice or neces.
slty dictates. It is closed in front by
a double row of large buttons-moul]
covered with. the material or silk-anG
has large square pockets, square cuffs,
and coat-collar either of tho same.
black silk, or silk the color Of the polo.
naise. A plain two-incll hem edges it,
and It is Topped behind, and left open
halfway down the front. 1t covers tine
skirt SO much Tint IN old one will
answer cxcellently, thereby saving q
good one for u more important occ,,-
sion.
Linen busters are not only conve.
nient but necessary to comfort in q
journey Of more than few hours.
They are made either with a skirt and
ialf-iitting sacque, which can be slip.
ped over the dress land we think this
the most convenient fornD, Or in a
loose, gowl-like garment, covering
the dress to within q few inches Of the
notion, aud provided with sleeves th,.t
draw round the hand with an elastic.
Buff linen collars and cuffs are used
especially for car wear, and do not
show soil 80 soon as white but f..
long trips VIC recommend paper cuffs
and collars, which arc now made in
pretty shapes for ladies, and Gun be SO
readily tcnswcl that the wearer need
never look otherwise than fresh and
neat.
eNsr- - ~ r.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-10

POETIC READINGS are to be feature
of the Watering places this summer,
and readers Of both sexes are already
prot1ering their services for public reel
tut,ons.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-10

LYDIA MuEny, the female cab driver
of London, was recently fined for fast
driving.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-10
At the Garden Gate.

Somebody came to the garden gate,
While soft hand trimmed the flowers:
And a blackbird p:ped to his listening mate,
III 4 language az rich as ours.
Somebody blushed at the garden gate
blush 1t was fair to see;
And the sly sun pecrel as he fain would wait,
And the blackbird paused on the tree.
Somebody spoke at the garden gate,
Al the shadows began TO fall:
And the rose looked up, though the hour was
late,
And the peach b]ushed pix on the wall
A sweet head fell at tl.a garden 9ase,g
On an arm that was strong and tue;
Ard . chirIup Of bps waA ht1r0to statc
"' " '' oa..r's,. ,,sgaz;~e:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-10

The will of Lucy Osgood, of Med
ford, Mass., just prol'atcd, leaves ST,
600 t." Harvard College, the interest on
which, after the death of certain of he,
relatives. Is to he used for buying
books for tho library.
, 1873-03-02

it, AddEsss Of Apply to j. f GUYTON, Room ls Metro
FoF s4LE5DY WM: ]. oNAHIAN. s cESTRAtI'
Unon Block, northwest corner Of Madison and Mark
West washlnctons1. 80 or 60 # bet Hoyne and Les~
Waren-av.. story and basement brick house, Is roons
Il. :sa ss4h & q TVsyiPss
Blus 1sandaV.. 3lots bet. Sixteenth and Eighteenth
Vest TAylor~st.. houso and lot hla West Taylorst.
R5ovn snd 1G1 q Eog, TIM q,
5s;shasd-ev story frame house % lot, No. 1O7.
Evans &nd Paana as los. fronting Evans. Wood.
stS frame hSu;s e, ,9t ssXs1o No. 49,
VapBurs9:;t. story Ind basement marble front,
SoTth Iasalles,. Is r. e..t front, bet. Nipple and
Sts,ss so119S sSrn;r =; sd s Eo
Tssat5 se1snthss.: 1T. IL DAVIS sub. VIII be sod
s sf Il 5ss 5st e. ga sd5saas BsEs roh.r
yds 81 opa s's & sas sSsfs IT,
Woodlsvn a9d Engsxeod. several lots and tracts In
Il Ell, as'e :! Psf Randolph
Sxfss%aass fs ss2s;'ts ss2sss q PsRs
xe.nonav:, 661lys; ,.n.+,,.,
MI % & q
Ton sALE5-BY & = ELpKED CO., ZEAL Es-
ate and Lqsn An Assnts @ s S 9:s and h.rn with
lot lOo1ls0 beautifully laid out at bargain II takoa
u nsas Twelfth ono house, store and lot 1
Iierms ~. near HsTrison.st. cottage house and
6sa:s asstd ssia s
improvements, and ot :5Ks price $4,000 no7s OF tho
1sss s 81 y gq;s y,
as3s e.: csaa good cottage house and lot
indiana south Of Thirtespth-st tvrottory and
~ West 1T and brick
house, with furnace and fixtures included, lot o1o
two 2story and basemout frame houses
aa
Ss5 5. M section Is; .. i' ~ sdaiss DIsss IL
F6rtysecond-st, IS lots that can be bought at low
,15e6s1:sE: vs.s Il fSaat5thiid:st. % feef Fan'
y.s sqa Fap3}b is. lots 2s1'a
II Gssa zs in Southwest of see
ToR SALE -0HEAF-TWo COTTAGES oN EGAN-.
Il Av., near Forty socoudst
Los sels5 On H.rrison, between Aberdeen and Centre
lot so.lss, corner Sophia and North clsrts.s.
Two Two lot; IN IssinF Path cheap hs, rov.aftn-..
: s.; Hss:;:s Brook.
O. A. SMITH l. CO.,
Room 9, 18s East Mnuison-st
T'OK sALE-DY J. F. NICHOLS CO.. . SOUTH
i CanAlst.
AchSansv, brick and marble fronts, north Of T1en-
Neth-st., SIC. OdO TO $40, COO. ..... f..
hchsa ~. brick front, north Of Twoatystxthst-
&C. OGO. ...-.
ID as - ,f 5;ck houses north of '
lndana-av. Stone fronts, north Of Thrtiehst,
ut S13. .Uc0 to SIS, Go.
Prairie ST., brick, At S14 600 to
@ J. F. NICHOLS CO..,
, 1873-03-02


non sALE-CALUMET-Av.. BETWEEN TWEN-
L tr.third a:d TFontS fourth - mica 9sory f1amo.
With brisk basement dwelling; lot 5xl's to yl9ot
aIloy. PAtoss, dining room, and ktchsn. al On tho
oor: hzl feet wide: fixtures and furnace
tnse. rar, desired Posscsstc1 can be given any
time. A fine closet In every room in the house: -
West Sidc South Grecn-st-2 franc dwellings, WIN
lots Is foot fron just south of Madison will ceu ono
for Sc, ,uoo, OF both for 9ll, 500: bargain
and Thirty cast front, t.16 The avenue
Wabash.av.-A Ss:ory brick dwelling. fcw doors south
OF SIxtceuhst lot 2x10 and large barn IN tno
desirable 1t;ce OF property, and vcry cnsap:
acres. corner vtncennos-aE' aud tosS-1ni'o's'''
10 acres in Section s. 81 H. Just south Of Ken:ingten
and opposite Wiidwonds Illinois Central ttaaroaos'
about 2O0 yards from tho station
Goac1os IN Section g. g, D. north OF Austin; "Sns I'D
offer. ..
of Central Park DO doubled on nla PIECE
within year II properly managed. as the LOCATION seI
de.rable being opposite tho oas copanSA
very nice cast front lot Parksdc tho station below
Woodlswn on TO Illinois Central Railroad, s51l6l to %
sa1ia 5eet South Park Boulevard ne,r
fn depth iot feet front each state-s. between
eGaxl7o To alley Michiganav, bet"ecn Aac1son anu
Wasbtugon Hofehts-I havc also q acres Of the highest
Iaod at that place. this rdge and fronting On
Co acres in Section j. S. H. and = Section g. a
H. viii sell this property on e4sy terms and
can double his money II within year, owing to the
many improvements In pEogress VIII seu part or ~ OF
It. Address apply to Is. +. GUYTON Room Metro
po1itan Block northwest corner LHa1e and Randolph-
, 1873-03-02

inc houses. With all tho modern Improvements
Young married men. IL opportunity 70 .ecuro
homo In sense Ct r. word as good = apy On hs
and SOCIAL We will build houses to suit tho tastes Of the
most asdious. Our lots arc largo and beautiful and
completed, viii surely double In value. WARREN,
kEENEY CO, ls6 Dss1born.st.. HouoEe block.
, 1873-03-02

T1OR SALE-CHEAP LOTS CHEAP LOTS lon
situated West Van Buren aad on aud
vest Of oafo1niaav aecsssibe 6y Msdison and vsn,
weekly u,onthls yearly to 9nit Fog further
particulars, inquire OF STEVENS d WOOD, Room l.
No. IL South C!arx-st-
T7OR SALE-BR1CK BUILDING IN BURNT DIS
u tr1ct. carpenter chop. with benches. 4. II. Nc
LEAN, 3s3 Wabzsh.Av.
TOR SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH. THE STORE NO.
Il go West Lakest dwelling Of rooms above, years
lease Of lot. InQurs at 7ss Fuiton-st. ).
ToR SALE-a57l25 On soUTHWEsTERN-AV. FOR
ss0 probably the bost little bargain In the city.
EDWIN A: RICE i CO., LII Randolph-st-s Fidelity
EauE Building.
, 1873-03-02
CITY REAL ESTATE.

TOR sALE-BY J. Il. KELLER, 14s cLARK-sT..
Thirty 2story house and
Wa5ash-ay., ncas. Twsntieth-st., s-stoty house,
roans. apd barn. and 10, 1ot, 2;sl7e. a...-,
.aa ss:o and hst
Calumet;ey.. neas Twenty-nnthst., astory house.
Gslanst. corner Twenty teezth..t. a-story and
Wsbashay., near Eighteenta.st., drst-cla.s house,
t a5stcass 2story AID basement stono
"a 5sth.rees % nd ,ot @ %ssiie '0'' ''00'
lEnslswood' two good 2sozy houses and largo lots,
Wit e. Id brick
near 4 A4dMsmt, M 2stoy house. s1oons and lot
Ao5ne-st, Adams. 2-sor5 house, roons, and 1o
Hn1isoa.kt. near cent.ear.. 2-.toy house, roons,
Hasfsoast Aberaesn 81 IS xsod sstor5 and basement
a;si astG house. z0'n' and
p ,. no5 aa ysa e. Ed1sn Fesa WIFE
Westinghouse, neas Roeey, 2-sto:5 and basement
% "a e. Is' ssss
La Sa;s ss nd aSqis ssS
Michigan ~, nea5 Tiitty.seeend.;t. 1oo11A
ss'i Stt 49, foot
asae o: at $50 Per
Wentmorth4v.. north Of ThirHethst. so11a5, ea,t
BuTuside-st., corner Fifty fourth, 22zl4o.
Cortage Grovezv., near 4ax17o. SIS per
E5elevood, sorno fne. 1arFo corner lets, ,; cheap.
Van Burcu and Iinc0la-st, a011S5.
Canal-st-, near Twelfth 17514.5.
Tveltth- st.. near Wood. ! Let. . 81, zoo.
Van Buren, and Ioornissts., s61lon.
Lake-st. east OF Lincoln, 501137.
Fuliou-tt., east of Ealstcd, 401110.
Adams-et east Of CalifoniaaE., 1ls5 $40 Per foot
Tor SALEELEGANT RESIDENCE PROPERTY,
sFss "a sss 5eoqt ;es,s.s e
Eiessnt yaioT blek in Weedland Park, sS9 goo:
ELEGANT doatls house Wabash-av. and Thirs-frss-
Eiesant eo:tsge on Tahash-ay.. 81. ooo: ~
Ei;sssas Eissnt i5'as E's Roase onse On On %
Elegant frame house on Thirty'third- st., 81 Uo.
Elegant frane house on CottagcRlacc, 50, ,5tn.
Elegant frame house on Cottage do7eaV at
Elegant b1rk house, aad barn, street and avenue,
Elegant franc honse Thirttoth.s. between hichi
ElsEsnt M hoa.s and Sa;s3, at Enelerood; splendid
House ou Fiousnoy-st-, near Rehey, s., ooo:
Iiou.o Fnlton.st., noaz Ashland-Av-. rs, CO.
House on West Madtso1at.. q Eoons, Furnished
on:s Hon:s O., o. Ps;]k,ay: E s]sa,t e g e. soo
OF asE4 sThFSGep n,,d. If nce, md .o.
On Burnside, Twenty seventh; Ac.. DC.
u 1ots uo1.An and Jc1re-sts
siots. On Hh1Tison-st.. .ss5o; worth $500.
s the sy f naa
'e1 TAYLOR BROOKS. e Clarkst-
, 1873-03-02
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

NTAETED-WE HAVE CUSTOMERS DETER
W in-d purchase within tho 50 days. wnnt
ho.aca and choice rcsidencs lots to snt them TIM In
qury for ios West Side, ou:ado fro limits largs
Owners OF such please call or address II. OSBORN
r. Snut1 rt.sf
, 1873-03-02
CITY REAL ESTATE.


FQR SALE-BhRGAEs N HOUSES AID LOTS.
y by r. G. GOOD1yIILIE 10 West Mndison-st.:
FULEON-ST-, Wood. elegant co@.Ee. gas, water.
1,.-- Eswer. and baEo: 81. go. -, nm
and S., GOO: easy terms.
WALSuT.sT., WAur r near LoaEitt-Sew eottase and Zoe;
LEAvlrT.sT, near ru,ton-cottase. lot and bsTn;
ARTESMN-Ay.,. .near Fpton,a.Tw9 houses and lots:
PARK-AV.. near G1eat Eastern r. r. tsaek-Eott'Ee
ARTEsIhN,,ET.~ E IN, 81 T.~House nnd lot, s., 49,
KlNXlEST., near Ads-1lonse and lot; sl. S9o.
ADA-S near rKandoIph-Costage. lot and barn S0o
HARR1soN.sT., near G:een-Tvo cottages nnd lot;
81, zoo cash. worth So. CO.
QUlNNST. tll8). neaf ADMINISTRATIONS aud lot;
SHOiTO-ST,, near Polk-Houso and lot, 81, 100.
EWING ST., near Halsted-Two houses and lots; $4,000
BRoWN:5T., near Twe1tth--House and lot; s.. 60.
BUMKER$T. near Jonerson-Hoase aud las; s. s9o :oo
VERMoNT-Av., near y, Observation-Disclosures. fuEni.
sophi.- Cottage and los =: bes; e,
monthly, E3o0 TO $500 down.
BUTTERFIELD- 81. Cottage and lot. op1y g., 500.
1NDlANA-ST-, ocaF LeaEttt-House and lot; 81, $50.
JAGKSQN-ST.. neas CalifcraisHon:e and lot, &a ooo
JACKSON ST.. corner Californa-Elegant now house
and vide lot; s, 800.
SAMPSON-ST-. near Administrations and lot;
JACksON.sT,. near Throep-Hou.e aad lot: 81. 500.
GREEN-ST., near Madisou-Brick house and lot;
HARKIsONsT., corner Morsan-Houss nad 81 feet;
THKD-AV:, nenz polk-Houso and lot; ss.oo1 long
BURSs!bE:sT.. aoaf Thirty-n1ath-uons' and lot;
r cnnny7Trr 1g3 Hcxt Madfsou.st.
, 1873-03-02

TNOR RSALLTWO-STORYA AND BASEMENT BRICK
house, and 935 feet, south front, Sophia-s noaE
Lncoln-ay., ST. coo; easy terms. -. 49,.
Two brick houses 1ndiau11t, uear Stotcst.s S QU
each; saay terms, or less for cash,
80 feet front L1ke-Bt corner Curttaaty With cot
tsgea it, s10, co., or less for all cash.
3hrick houses Frnnklinst east 'front.' Lincoln
Park, Ea, ,000 each; easy tsr1ne.
A. Li3tBERG CO.. III ashn2:cu-at.. cozncr Fifth.
~, Room 8.
, 1873-03-02

nor SALESOUTH PARK.AV., BARGAIN.
Z Wallace ST., corner Thirty -fonrth. $15.
pashieiI:st: and Loveav; lots, ss59 t 10 500.
Bushneii-st, near Wentworfh- az, $3.50.
Wesr Monroe-st., near Wood. per it, $l25.
Van Dureu-st., corner EFtnchester-av.. per f. Sllo
Corner Lassne and pissioa.sts.' M @ @Rss it, s2c5.
tt anols nosth nsi 81 Dis,on pe1 t. so 49,
Dock property south Of Diysiou-st., per II, $50.
DOCK propsrty north of per f. ssoo
Corner Ghicago-ay. and Leavitt-st, $looo
Corner Robey and Ere-ste., S., ,4o0.
Corner Oakley and Won Hornsts., 500.
Corner Clayton and Oakley, 40x125, @1.6o0.
Won Horn-st east OF Wcstetna av., $t5O.
Cla5ton-st. east of 1yestern-av., 500 to $780,
Wester11-nv., ncar Indiana ST., $3.50.
6uporioG.st-, near Ho5ne, 500; :, cu
e75 East Madison-st., Room 81.
T7OR sALEEDY BOYD 4 WIsNER, SOUTHWEST
Il corner State and !Madison-sts.
Bntcrded st, near Twenty ninth cottage and lot 21
11o feet, $e.653.
Hs1sted-st Fullerton.av.. two.Btory house and
barn, with lot s81lea feet, 6. .2D-
Twenty -tzstst., between Wabash aud heEtgan;avs.,
twostoEy and basement b:ick With bayn and lot 11o
State.st, corner Of Egan-av., 1tD1l91 foet.
Wabash nv, Of Fortysccond-:t 11k1110 foot.
ChicaSo.av.. corner oi La!Eaboe-st., 911loe feet
Twenty -frst-at-, corner Wcstazu-av., 87xlai foet.
Burnslde-st., near Twenty ninth. one lot, s. GOO.
Rebccc:-st-, near California-ay-, ono lot, S362.
Fcu1th-st., nosr Wood, lots 1T 81. 90.
Adams and Jackson-sts., east Of Califoruia-1y.
l1eEndon. near Webstor-ar., lots At $500.
Rzcine-av., near Webster, lots at 81. .Uao,
ne'1sls ad eaasaR 5od9Se ns ots q sS r.
and on Duanin9 and Halstodsts., near Linconav End
etrret
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aus Den wfffdli(6sn
9orffm.

Sos,Ty ats Oct GET beg 30ja9rissn &risgs.
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{Errtiesuns.)

Deute ,rar es sun, erten Male, eab
& scn eief,m 2eioen iFra@. Dod
9::ei9lam as reue IS ibn, tavon anses
fansen ;u baben, faste e.: ~5einri6
i9 Mill DID ni@t t~eSneatsen ; es If
Yieuei9t tp9 Mues rur Edu11uag.-
Nein t5b:s:e ou nut, tpas tu beute seoros
net baf Mnna 1T frcrm uno trau,
uno SIT mirb NIT eub fetn.-"
Der 0rei5 reinte; ct eina auf bic
TbIrs H. nabm Bef1wa0er aus ZEN
3el1st uno rrudte tsm Spbne Ell
8reus,eiGen auf bic Gtirne. .
Geinri9 lieb Is rubie se{9tben
absr feline Gr5bli9fett Nor fir tisfsr
Mbeno peridwunben.
DasG6en ftane tereit; terSdse1tar:
1de unb ea8 atte Rdtterden traten in
oas Simmer. Sis frasten ben iunser
Geyftmeifter rad {etne1n 8rautsanee
uno er antwertete tbneu> eesen feine
@empbnbeit furs unb absetrodeu.
Cine Stwabe ipdter fntfte 9etartd
aaf feiner Gamnerr ,,pr eirest gilbt
Der lieben Wutter @ptteS nnb betete
fit Ieinen as,nea @ater. fir feline Braut
unb fit Gd. Das :seben .par "ibx, mi
,einmal bpppelt ernit 9epprben.
Drunten In Der Slide iasts baf
Mitterden 81 Sub; 1T, peus Saoe1bur:
1den, als er bic Glf'ate uberwarf, til, IT
ben Sort 81 seben.: sd babs BET
9einrid auf hen @5@oobe 9etriest unit
r,iemalS 1T 6: fs ba1i9 sesen mi@ &c:
treien, wie beute. Gs uauB elm fbwe:
rer Stein arf feinem !6ersen liesen
8eten mir Gin 9at.T unfer fir itn."-
sic fnieten nieoer unb beteten.;; banr
cling be @lte aur seube, uno Der Sur
l9e bi,aus III bic @ommeraads-
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umRatterten ben 8naben NIT dnefli>
dem @eidrei unb Fosen i'm, auf he
@@ulttrn, unit ibre 8leinen triscer III
erbalteu.
SIRE Iuef naa9te ben, ratartetea
Buben ereeeGreuee, tenn Fl !a@te, eab
Ct fi9 fduttelte unb iu@te fe nit ben
9dneen 81 bai@en. Da 8inS Meiser
2antfubl au i'm unb fpra@: ~@sbe
rod tie NeFer tpteber en- ibren Srt.
Du fannf bic @bsel9en ia ni@t aufs
sisben> neil fe nod ~ jung fino:"
sd riQ fe AUDI ni&t aufsteben".
antwortete ter 8ube, ~ionbern t9 MIL
;bnen bie9lusen ausfe&en unb ;uieten.
pie fe sappsln uao wie bic @lten fi&
Beberoen."
upfui," fpra9 Meifer 2antfubl.
uDu louf did fdameu, bic un{1uleis
gen Sbierletn 70 III auaIea."
(gsrtftsuns fuast.)
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2. D$e 6ehieit oes S6r:
iterS.

0rei 8p9en wa1sn ssTolItr, ali
sin Observation-Disclosures fid mad BEN
NirGeorfe tewe9te, in relsn @ewar:
flung res JIraerbauS lag. Vprar fub1
eit tuntse}9mifter Waeen NIT Ger
psrlGieleaartisfisn %'ausserStben belas
zen, nit S:ran;er unb Blumen ~ssrsiert
unc bod iber az rijen Sddsen flat
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