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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-12-27

A LoNe-W1NDED SICK MAN.-At
Toledo, Ohio, Judge West and Gen.
George A. Sheridan we're appointed to
speak together.
It was one of Judge Vests bad nights.
He was not feeling strong, and as Sheri-
dan was rattling speaker, it was the de-
termination to give the night to him.
The chairman of the meeting therefore,
according to understanding, opened by
stating that Judge West was "feeble," !"
and could occupy but few minutes.
The Judge opened at five minutes be-
fore 8, and became 80 absorbed with the
subject he had in view, that he knew
nothing of the fight of time, and closed
with dazzling peroration at nine min
utes after IL O'clock occupying only
three hours and sixteen minutes.
Sheridan came forward and said that
he was Somewhat feeble" himself, but
he did not think they required to hear
from more than one sickly man in one
evening. The audience roared them
selves out of the hall.
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MIR. schmidt,s Mistake.

I geeps me Won .leedle schtore town
Proadway, und does pooty goot peesnis,
bud ton't got mooch capital to work
NIT, so finds i'd hard work to get me all
der credits vot would like. Last week
I hear aboud some goots dot barty vas
going to sell pooty sheap, und so writes
dot man if he would gief me der refusal
of dose goots for couple of days. He
gate me der refusal-dot is, he salt ]
couldn't haf dem-but be salt he would
gall on me und see my schtore, und den
If mine schtanding in peesnis vas goot,
perhaps We might do Something's togedder.
Veil, I vas behint mine counter yester-
day, ven a shentleman comes in und
dakes me py der hant und say: ""Mr.
Schmidt, pelieve." I says "Yaw," und
den dinks to mineself, dis vas der man
yot has dose goots to sell, und l musd
dry to make some goot IMPRESSIONS NIT
him, so We gould do some peesnis. "Dis
vas goot schtore," he says, looking
roundt, "bud you don't got pooty pig
sthock already" 1 vas ayraid to let him
know dot I only hat bout tousand toll
lars wort of goots in der blace, so says
"You ton't would dink hat more as dree
tousand tollars in dis leedle eschtore, amt
id% He says: "You ton't tole me Vos
dot possible |" Isays: "Yaw." Imeant
dot id yas 6ossible, dough, i'd wasn't so, vor
vas like Shorge Vashingtons ven he cut
town der colt elm" on Poston Commons
NIT his leedle hadchet, und couldn't dell
some lies about id.
"Vell," says der shentleman, "I dinks
you ought to know peter as anybody else
vot you haf got in der schtore." Und
den he dakes pig book vrom unter his
arm und say: "Vell, poos you town
vor dree tousand tollars." ask him yot
he means py "poots me town." und den
he says he vos Won of der dax.men, OF
assessors off property, und he tank me so
kintly as never vos, because he say I vos
sooch an honest Deutscher, und tidn't
dry und sheat der gofermants. della
you vot it vos, I tidn't veel any moro pet
ter as hundord ber cent. ven dot man
walks oudt of mine schtore, und der ne1d
dime l Makes free NIT strangers I Winds
first deir peesnis oudt.-Chas. F. adams.
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President HAYES and his policies

= President Hayes and his policies
have again been beaten in the United
States Senate by Republican votes,
the New York nominations which
he sent in again, last week, having been
rejected on Wednesday. The supporters
Of his policy have suffered themselves to
be beaten in detail. At the beginning of
the session they conceded everything to
Mr.. Conkling, knuckled to him in caucus
and in committee, and helped him to de-.
feat the Southern policy in the rejection
of Judge Spoford. When at length the
question came up on the civil service re-
form policy, they found they had thor.
oughly wet their own powder, disguised
and betrayed those who should have been
their friends and thrown away every op-
portunity of advancement, either for the
party or for the country. Their timidity
deserved nothing better, but it is great
disappointment and setback to the
country.
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: Bleischroder, the German banker, is

- Bleischroder, the German banker, is
a bosom friend Of Bismarck, who after
much solicitation obtained for him a
patent of nobility. Thereafter the bank
er, who had so persistently striven for
rank, affected to regard it as a bore. 'If
you only knew" he said to a friend,
"what nuisance it is to have, honors and
attentions paid to you incessantlyl You
can't even pass guardhouse but the
troops turn out and present arms" "
"Surely you must be Mistaken" said the
friend, 'sthose honors are only reserved
for military officers of high rank. II
beg your pardon" said the banker, aI
know it, because it was done to me;to-
day. If you don't believe me ask Count
Won Moltke; he was with me ct the
time and saw it all" 4 !
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Mary Grey's Mother-in-Law.
A Christmas Story:

$50 your mother.in-law is coming to
live with you," remarked Miss Susan
Skinner, contemptuously, giving her
head toss which set all the little pink
bows on her cap dancing.
Pretty, plump, little Mrs. Grey opened
her brown eyes in mild surprise at her
visitors tone.
"Why, yes, Miss Susan, mother Grey's
last child has married and moved away
from her, and now she is left quite alone.
Henry always was her fayorite, and /,
knowing it would please him, suggested
that she should rent or sell the farm, and
make her home with us, and she has con.
sented to do 3d."
"Humphl all the moro fool you'll You
have got.yourself into pretty fix now,
Mary Grey. She will never leave you as
long as she lives; you can make up your
fnind to that, and bid goodbye to peace
for the rest of your days"
"Why, Miss Susan" said Mrs. Grey,
regarding her old neighbor with surprise,
''l don't understand you. I am sure I
never want mother to leave us, and as
for peace, what difference can her COM
ing make?"
nodding her head wisely, while her k1it-
ting needles kept time to her shrill ltsles
with sharp click-click. "You'll see
You will repent of your bargain before q
month is over, mind what i tell you. OF
all the mean, conniving, meddlesome
women in the world, it is mother-in-
law"
Mrs. Grey began to feel little an
noyed. "What do you know about itf"
she could not refrain from saying.
"Humph! you needn't twit me with
being an old maid, Mary Greyi l thank
nv stars that Pm not tied to any man,
nor what's worse, to any mans mother.
What do know about mothers-in-law
More than / want to, goodness knows
Why, there was my cousin Lucinda, who
was obliged to leave her husband, and go
home to her father, just on account Of
her mother-in-law and Alice Lawson,
poor, little, weak creature, who used to
live in this very house, was 80 imposed
upon and ill used by her husbands moth.
er, that they do say it killed her; any.
way, she died just three months after hel
mother-in-law came to live with her
Why, know of lots of such cases, and
if a woman isn't awfully strong minded,
her mother-in-law just runs right over
her and rules the house, and If she is
strong minded, they are continually jang.
ling and quarreling, SO you see that, al.
together, woman's best way is to keep
entirely away from her mother-in.law. "
"But, Miss Susan, these are only e1'
ceptional cases," said Mrs. Grey; Il am
sure there are good and true women in
the world belonging to this class"
"Well, I'd just like to see one Of them
that's ALL Isee it's no use arguing with
you, Mary you're too set on having you
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Welsh, new minister of the

john Welsh, new minister of the
United States to England, was received
with much demonstration by the munich
pal authorities on his arrival at Liver.
pool. There was banquet with speech.
es, and the President of the Liverpool
Chamber of Commerce took occasion to
urge free-trade upon America. Mr..
Welsh replied that England did what it
considered beneficial for the English ma
ton. In like manner America looked to
the interests of the American people.
Both had good common object, but diff
fered in the mode of procedure.
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GTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

By W. ". Humphreys, Esq, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, w. W. Ford has made
suit to me to grant him letters of Admins
trution, on the Personal Estate and effects
. of Thomas E. Boggs, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all kindred and creditors of the said
Thomas e. Boggs, deceased, to be and
appear before me in Court of Probate, to
be held at Anderson Court House, on Satur-
day, January 5fh, 1878, after publication
hereof, to shew cause, if any they have
why the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand, this 18th day oi
December, "A. d. 1877.
w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate.
Dec oD 1877 % o
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VEGETINn
Ftsri19es the Blood, RessouGses
and I1suig0sGtes tho
- = Whole SVStea'ts
IT'S MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE
sllsratiys, Tonic, SolVsnt and Diulstis

5s IT'S MEDtCINAL EkofEhl1ES axe
sal.sratiye, Tonic, Solvent and Dinlstlt.
yEoEr1NE Is made exclusively from the
carefully selected esrxs soeta I, a afa
effectnally eradicate from the system every faint
sot Scroft1lu, 0crefnloEs Humor, To-
morB, Cancer, CAncerouss Humors
5 sKsysapekns, 9Nlt Rhcunty ayphtnifc
i sDiseases, Canker, Raintness as. she G
) pure blood. Bciniicn, lndamnsntory ana
I Chruuic Rhcumntism, Neuralgia,
Gour and Spinal Compfainss, can only
4 be eifectually cured Through the blood.
For Ulcers and ErsIffye Diseases Of the
sHoi1s, @ Tssser, sceIa.ses1 and Risx.
j warli, FEoETINK has never failed TO effect .
( pert,anent cure. y. - -
For Paine In tho Bach, Kidney. Gem.
Drepsy Esmsls sroTs sntss' Mss'1Ssss u.s.s
tion, and uterine diseases and General Dee
/ biIify. VEGETINE acts directly upon tho
causes Of these complaints. 1t invigoratcs and
strengthens the whole system, acts upon the Sc
Scretiye organs. allays Inflammation, cures ulcar.
{ arion and regulates the bowels: -. -
For Cafarrh, Dyspepsia, Hahifual
Sf SfEossiveaess, Palpitation Of tho Heart,
: Headache, Files, Neryoasness and
stseuerai Pfossrntfon Of the Norvcus
gystem: no medicine has given such Per. l.
The blood, cleanses all Of the organs, and pos
sesses controlling power ovsr the nervous sys.
The remarkable cures effected by vsaErTNn
!: have induced many physicians and apothecaries
I whom We know 70 prescribe and use II IN tneir
{ & In % fast. YsaErrxE Is the best remedy yet
i discovered for the above diseases, and is the only
reliable BLOOD PURlRlERy yet placed
sbetors the public. y,-g,.l..s sssf s
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Prepared BY b. B. STEVENS, Boston, haa
yEHETlM IS SOLD BY ALL DalHaEI&
UP WITH 5.
11HElI7I-MEElS!

TUE undersigned hereby notifies the citi-
II zeos of Anderson and vicinity th1t he
has moved his BOOT and SHOE SHOP from
his. old stand in the Benson House to new
quarters on Main Street, near the Market.
/ am prepared to manufacture fine and sub
sstantial Boots and Shoes for ladies and gem
tlemen, at shortest notice, and guarantee the
prompt delivery of work at the time appoin-
! ted. will call at residences to get measures
for ladies' nefderswhe desirable:
The friends Of
MIR. .R. F. MCKINNEY =
will find him at work in my shop, where he
will be glad to see them, and continue to do
their work.
I have on hand lot of substantial Kip
Boots, of my own manufacture, suitable for
winter wear, which I will sell cheap for cash.
Give he call, and examine my stock and
prices. ). ,,,,,s
~ Oct 25 1S77 a. Is 8m =
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Oct Is, 1877 Is a sm.
CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
~ ANDERSON COUNTY.

By ". ". Humphrws, Judge of Probate:
WHEREAS, w. f. Davis has applied
{ to me to grant him letters Of admin
istration on the Personal Estate and effects
off M. Davis, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish,an kindred and creditors OF the said
+. M Davis, deceased, to be and ap-
pear before me in Court Of Probate, to
{ be held at Anderson Court House, on
Tuesday, 9Th day January, 1873. after pub
lication hereof, to shew cause, If any they
{ have, why the said administration should
not be granted. Given under my hand,
tins 18th day of December, 1877.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, j.. p.
Dec %, 1877 % q
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( Pickens ct-A w Walker
Pickens Miss-To be supplied
Walhalla and Seneca City ct| :

Oconee miss-Supplied by + Smith
Westminster ct-E M Merritt
COLUMBIA D1sT-E ] Meynardie, P E
Columbis-Washington Street. T
Wightman Marion Street-WS Wight.
man.
( Columbia ct-L NJ Little
Rideway ct-J A Watson
Winnsboro sta-W A Rogers
Fairfield ct-John A Porter
Chester sta-John E Carlisle
Chester ct-M q Pooser
East Chester CT j Clyde
( Rock Hill ct-J NJ Boyd
| Fort Mill ct-J l. Stokes
Yorkville stat E Gilbert
Fork ct-L A johnson
Black station ct-B NJ Boozer
Lexington ct-O D Rowell
EdgeGeld Cts Leard
Batesburg ct-J w Kelly
Professor Columbia Female College
j w Dickson.
SUMTER DIsT-C 81 Pritchard, P E
Sumter sta-A ] Stokes
Sumter ct-J s Beaseley
Spring Hill. CID D Dantzler
Bishopville sta-A ] Stafford
Manning ct-D ] Mcmillan ~
Santee ct-J L Shuford, j W.Ariail
Richland Fork CIV 81 Ariail
Camden sta-John o Willison
Kershaw ct-A G Legette
Hanging Rock CIV u Kirten
Lancaster sta-W w Williams
Lancaster Ctr L Dufie
Chesterfield ct-J w Murray
Loar. ct-Supplied by @ A Plyler
FLORENCE DIsT-J G Stoll, P E
Florence sta-A 81 Lester
darlington sta-G w Walker
| Society Hill CIV L Pegues
Cheraw sta-W Thomas
Darlington CT w Monnerlyn
Lower Darlington ct-J B Masscbeau
Timmonsville ct--G 81 Wells
Lynchburg sta-J w Walling
Lynchburg CIV 8 Martin
North Williamsburg ct-J w McRoy
Kingstree sta-F Hartin
Gourdin and Sampit ct-J c Russell,
a B Lee -
Georgetown sta-W I-Capers
Black River ct-H J Morgan
Johnsonville ct-G w Gatlin
West Marion ct-J G Counts
Mars Bluff sta-W D Kirkland
MARION DIsT-H A O Walker, P E
Marion star l. Harper
Marion ct-J T Kilgo
Mullins Cts ] Hill, j T Pate
Little Rock ct-F Aud; JR Little, sup
Bennettsville ct-Thos Mitchell, ] w
Tarbeaux
South Marlboro ct-G T Harmon :. (
North Marlboro ct-J G Davis
Waccamaw ct and miss-W Carson %
Little River ct-D w Scale
Bucksyille sta-A @ Walker
Conwayboro sta-L Wood
Colwayboro CIV w Jones
Hebron ct-Lewis Scarboro
CoKEsBURY DIsT-M Brown, P E
Cokesbury sta-E T Hodges
Cokesbury CIV A Clarke, ] s Porter
Abbeville sta-D JSimmons
Abbeville ct-J G Bissell
South Abbeyille Cts P 81 Elwell; 0
N Rountree, sup
Lowndesyille star P Franks
Tumbling Shoals Cts B Traywick
Greenwood Ctr D Smart, ] s May.
nardie
Newberry sta-A n Chreitzberg
Newberry CT G Herbert, W P
Meadows
North Newberry ct-L NJ Hamer
Saluda ct-Jesse A Clifton
SPARTANBURe DIsT-H M Mood, P E
( Spartanburg sta-J NJ Carlisle; r G
( Oliver, sup
Providence miss-To be supplied
Union sta-J B Campbell
Cherokee ct-I J Newberry
Cane Creek ct-A P Avant
Jonesville ct-G M Boyd
Goshen Hill ct-RR Dognall
Laurens Cts z Mccain
North Laurens ct--J W HunlbeFt
( Limestone Spring ct-J B Wilson
1 Limestone Spring MISE G Price
Clinton ct-J F England
Belmont CIV w Mood
Gowansville ct-J T Smith
Rich Hill CIV Hutto
Vanderbilt Una M Shipp
Wofford College-W Smith
Woford College-W w Duncan
Ed S @ Advocate NJ Kennedy
Agt S Schools-R @ Oliver
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"Jane it is eleven o'clock tell that
young man to shut the door from the
outside.s
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Every :,lI 3 Week!

; WE are receiving additions to our large
Stock of General Merchandise, which We
viii sell low for cash. Give us call before
: syau :bry. A. b: TOWERS q co:
= Dec 8ss 1877 !
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AUGUSTA HOTEL,
rnrner Rrnad and WashIButoB Streets

AUGUSTA, GA.
iTIAS heen thoroughly Renovated, Re-
III. modelled, and Newly Furnished.
1T Is located in the centre of business.
Telegraph Office in the Hotel Building.
Express Office in the same block. Post
Office only one block of. All other public
Tcopyeniences close at hand.
nH- The Office Of the Hotel will be open
during the nigh, and guests VIII be receiv-
cd, or called at any hour. b
Rates Of Board, $500 per Day.
W. NJ. MOORE, Proprietor.
- Nov 4, 1917 q is 3m
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Gfves Health, Strength and
Appetites u
MydsuRhter has reeeived great beneht from
was q source OF great anxiety to all Of her
friends. A few bottles Of the VEGET1NE res
8 tored her health, strength and appetite.
- n. n. TILDEN,
Insurance and Real Estat9 Agent,
No. 49 Sears Building, Boston, Mass.
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yRaErrNs for the complaints for which It -
recommended, "a having Q larger sale throughout
the United States than any other one medicine.
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" &CO ANDERSON. s. C THURsDAY DECEMbER H. loI.
CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS.
SIXTH DAYS SESSION.

Tho Closing Proceedings OF the Methodist
Conference.
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Fork Shoals ct--H B Brown
{ Williamson sta-S Lander
Bolton miss-To be supplied
Brushy Greek ct-J ] Workman
Anderson sta-H F Chreitzberg
Anderson ct-A Erwin
Shallow Ford ct P Phillips
Pendleton Cts B Jones
Sandy Springs ct-John Attaway
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L. &. STEVENS Boston, Mass.
What is Te0eti,seP

Il Is compound extracted from bark, roots
and herbs. II fs Natures Remedy. 1t ts per.
Sfectly harmless rom any bad effect pom the sys-
tefn. It Is nonrishing and strengt dng., II acts
sliroctly upon the blood. It qu3e@ the nervous
system. IL gives you good, sweet sleep at night.
mothers, for it gives thern strength, quies their
Z nerves and giyes them Natures sweet sleep, a.
has been proved by many an aged person It Is
the9rsat Blood Purifier. ltts soothing remedy
for our children. It has relieved and cured
thousands. It Ii very pleasant to take; every
I'D lfkes Il. 1treheyes and cures all diseases
- dnating from Impure blood. Try the VEGEr
SSSssE Give It fair trial for your complaints !;
Oh vow wiH say to your friend, neighbor and
1S1tance, /" Try Il; 1t has cured me-
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-07-01
Oansr Summer 6()9.

un0 trenitfe mir bic game Naahbeilt AZ
--Jtufl leben @ie nal an, f0I5fes man l61l
fitr m1glih haIteiii Dan1it flieff 81 ,tl;F
0er EnerIhniit Dor's @elif5t. = a. h;@
Bnilm0ede bate, ida Iiiqe nic1t. boI|e z1pfi
9dnoe bid NettIa8e. reiues> oslbss 4Isrs
'idjenfeff. ytrr e. bate mir ldle{6t sQere
ben t0nneft, lDdr's ilidtt nlein ei9eues ~
tpeleii. Werob 10. lDie id) MRS oe6adl
hdbe, last 9iruf- Mber better 9err 30cs
tor, lac i'd, f6liften mir bsnll Dos
tomnlt BON 81 gilteu1 6u!fer. iagt eT, ni{5
sunterbredlenb; indBigsr leben. .sSd tuahI.
lag i6, alID fuefiiger WiSthI hoItsqeIo az j
ben. ilitbt Dabr 2 Sd, bin NrunnenQrst
lagt er, iao ipenig,et gtben. Rest nit}f
in rueiilein Dietiondire; 0a1lit HaDp!e e
mir Den Bau9hsdeI lpitber III, bah s8 MIR
10 fdnoppie. Inns 9i.nn1eI8 Wineu.
oerr Doctor, Tag ih4 uil6 tl1ir idoB cine
lbrilahfe sSoee 1sir6 ben GppI< Die hit bisl-
leiht ben HeIt Der Gur sr5part hattie, f8fls
tiefl mir has 5ett nidbt 8Ieim oran6en IoI~
len 2-RopfIhiiitelnb Ia9fe er. ilnh 0absJ
bate erreht mas Geinezhaites IN iejner
Stinlnle, u argiant gemo itnen.
Iang a nj de.rrDnlfe n --rost asorQelr
an fiinf Bed)er 0ailit iuurbe er ilnI,er
ldttget uii0 oiinner. lin @ptt, jaa i9S
Serr Doctor, sic oebsn ia entspei un6
oas fhrie ifb i'm Ghred 10 gtf, DaB i'd na-
BON a.lflpud)ie.-Die GDilne 5bieu ilar
itr,0 bol In ilieit; 3imHer, ih befablte raih
an Brliit iia0 Qeib. bas Qidt iDnr ausaes
ibldIen unO Die llbr nit benz Ws0aiIIon lag
nod auf berlelben 6telle. SD ellie gum
Brunne1, bd ftsbt bic ihipnr5e SpanieriH
tnieber beiln Dr. Diruf. gSie fie meg lit.
la9' ibid rlilbte rieiuer Gade bph
.Iid6er fein! Belter GoctCr, gsben Sic
iiian6nal 9lbenos nod ipdf aus r.. .Nurs
iuenn ih 8eriifell tuer0e. - llno ME iji's
nit Dem fiinften Geder 2 - sd babe sShs
iteil ia 9eiagt bier, babel bIeibt' DorIdufig !.
Sbr 5ers,iIt aeIuno uno nit nenl unterlelb
miro iid)' IhDil lanelam MAIDEN = Nuu
tpuroe mir bic G1fhe nit einenl MaIe flar-
SD bate Geifern Mbeno spei @lds g1tes
aeirliltsf, iusiPs 10 gut mar. uio Gins III
ul.r erlaIbti \
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-07-01

Elm Rlagelieo, gan3 @sSdn9 ME Die Gl0ie
es berniua. Damn ipidte er Elm Mongio
poil Er9ebiing unb gfbeburg, idb fano ben
,arnren Blihoen beinab beneibensiDertb, DAB
ser iid iold befDeesnbe Zone oieniibar ma
den fDnnte, nm iein innerifes Jiblen niiSz
5ufDrehen. SD iah tuie md@tig 0ieielben
IailT bic lpeibgefddffsne Geele Mliuinens
einlpirftens; in ihrefn IiebIifen aus0rufs=
pollen @eiidbt seisie iidb et'uds ME Berfid-
lrunesglnn3.
gBie aber i'm 2cben bas 2G6erlihe 10 oft
oibt ans @rhabene itreiIt, 10 mar es nuh
bier,--oie iinmtfithsn 3ub6rer hatten iih
fnrtgeiGlinen i'm Wertrduen aiif Die Blin0s
belt bes Riinitlers, ibnen mar bns GLcters
ipiel 9nid3t pifant genng eetpeIeil. Sur
AnoaGt 0es S6rers geb6rt ME 5u ieoer
ianpern Mnba9t Die re9te 5eelenftimniuiie;
man nuB in Der eigenen 8ruit oas 0rd1e-
fter tragen, a0eiien NebelmnlBDoller 8lang
Euitrduidlt, tpent ente WtuIit ertDnt, i0nit
bieibt oieielbe lIns unDeritdn0lih.
Die Whutter bes 8linoen lab nit Ders
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