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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-05-26

The ToAD.-Like all the reptiles, the toad
changes bis skin, but the cast off envelope is
never found, although those of the serpents are
common enough. The reason why it is not
found is this: The toad is an economical ami.
NAL, and does not choose that so much SUBJ
stance be wasted. So after the skin has been
entirely thrown of, the toad takes its old coat
in its two fore-paws, and dexterously rolls it.
and pats it, and twists it, until the coat has
been formed into a ball. 1t is then taken be-
tween the paws, pushed into the mouth and
swallowed at gulph like big pill. The
tadpole does the same.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-05-26

sa- A correspondent says he mixes hogs
lard in the dough he gives his hens, and as
serts that piece as large as hickory nut
will, if divided up and mixed with their soft
feed, set hen to laying Immediately after she
is broken up.
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CHATTEL MORTGAGES

of Real Estate, and Titles to
WI Real Estate. For sale at the
ENQUIRER OFFICE.
Septemb her 81 u
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SOUTH CAROLINA-.COUNTY OF YORK.
IN COMMON PLEAS.

Jerry Leech, Plaintiff, against R. L. Hope, Ad-
ministrator, and others, Defendants.-Com-
plant for Relief
IyHE Creditors of J. HENRY LEECH, de-
ceased, are hereby notified to present and es-
tablish their demands against his estate, before
me- at my office in Yorkville, on or before the
3lST DAY OF MAY, next.
JOS. +. WALLACE, c. c. Pls.
April 81 l6 1T
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-05-26

n9r All feeders, who have studied the hab-
its of the animals they feed, have discerned
that they take special note of time, and are
disappointed if the time is delayed only a
few minutes.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-05-26

WEED PEsrs.-A quick and efectual
method to destroy plantain and other weed
pests on lawns, is to cut the plant off at the
crown, and drop on the top of the root two or
three drops of kerosene oil. The lawn will
not be defaced by digging, and the work is
at once and completely done +; the root dies
as surely as if struck by lightning.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-05-26
AGENTS. WANTED.

SOUTH CAROLINA--C0UNTY OF YORK
IN COMMON PLEAS.
s. A. McElwee, Plaintiff, against E. R. McElwee,
and others, Defendants.-Co Complication Reltef.
r1HE Creditors Of JANE E. McELWEE, de-
ceased, are hereby notified to present and es-
tablish their demands against her estate, before
me, at my office in Yorkville, on or before the
3lST DAY OF MAY, next
JOS. F. WALLACE, c. c. Pls.
April 81 16 ot
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DR.. J. B. PATRICK, JR
IRON SAFE FOR SALE.

TVHE undersigned offers for sale one No. 2
IRON SAFE, manufactured by Moser, Bah
man & Co., of Cincinnati. This safe has COM
bnation lock, and for all practical purposes is
equal to a new one. 1t is offered for sale for no
reason except that it is too small for my purposes
L. NJ. GR1ST.
October % Al tt
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-05-26

DRovERs vs.. FoPs-Dinner was spread
in the cabin of that peerless steamer, the
New World, and splendid company were
assembled about the table. Among the pas
sengers thus prepared for gastronomic duty,
was little creature of the genus Fop, deck
ed daintily as an earl butterfly with kids of
irreproachable whiteness, miraculous" neck
tie and spider like quizzing glass on his nose
The delicate animal turned his head affected
ly aside with
"Waitah ?"
"Sah p
"Bwing me the pwopellah of female woos.
tah
"Yis sab p
"And, Waitah, tell the steward to wub
my plate with a vegetable called onion,
which will give delicious favaw to my din
NAH"
While the refined exquisite was giving his
order, jolly western drover had listened with
open mouth and protruding eyes. When the
diminutive creature paused, be brought his
fist down upon the table with force that
made every dish bounce, and then thundered
out
Here ! you gaul darned ofspades!"
'"Yis, sab"
Bring me laundering big plate of
skunk's gizzards?"
"Sah %
"And, old ink pot, tuck horse blanket
under my chin, and rub me down with brick.
bats while feed !''
The poor dandy showed pair of straight
tails instanter, and the whole table joined in a
"tremenjus rore."
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s9- In the town of NJ, Lewis county, Pa,
resided, not long since, worthy old gen.
tleman, with his son and daughter.in-law
The latter, being of querulous disposition,
was always complaining Of her hard lot, and
expressing her determination to commit sui
eide at the earliest favorable opportunity.
One day, when the husband had gone ito
mill, she called her father-in.law to see her
commit the act of selfdestruction. The old
gentleman put on his coat and accompanied
her to the rivers side, and coolly waited for
her to Jump in." This was rather damp
er, to the lady, but, at last she bid him
"good bye" and was about to plunge in, when
the old gentleman cried out to her, saying
"Not there not there 1t amt deep
enough! Here's better place !''
The GOODNESS of the old gentleman knock
ed the romance of the thing out of the
daughters mind. She gave up her intention,
and returned to her home and her duties quite
reformed.
sa- Judge Moore, who many years ago
presided in the courts of several of the wes-
tern counties of Pennsylvania, was frequent.
ly finding fault with the lawyers for bringing
unimportant suits into his court.
On one occasion he thus sharply addressed
the, PLAINTIFF counsel, young and hopeful
limb of the law:
"Mr. R, why did you bring this suit
to our court? Why did you not leave it out
to be decided by three honest men of the
neighborhood? ?"
Eyer honor" replied Ri preferred
that honest men shouldn't try it."
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R. SCH0RB'S PHOTO-GALLERY
1sT HOUSE EAST OF THE JAIL

IST HUUSE EAST UF TdE JAIL.
4 SUPERIOR Skylighr, gallery with every
n convenience, and determination to do my
best, enables me to promise satisfaction to all in
weather is as good better than sunshine for all
subjects, except small children.
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Novenb
APpIIcATI0N FOR DISCHARGE.

APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned,
~ Executor Of the estate Of w. c. Beatty,
deceased has filed his final return with the Judge
of Probate for York county, and that on the 7th
day of June 1881, he will apply for discharge as
Executor of said estate.
L. NJ. GRIST, Executor.
Mays 1S 5tS
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OLD NEWSPAPERS

OF large size, suitable for wrapping, for sale
" "' '''' 0' ENQUIRER OFFICE.
January q II
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CLEANSING AND REPAIRING,

CLEANSING AND REPAlRlNGs
TNHE undersigned would respectfully inform
l. the public that he is prepared to cleanse gar
ments Of any fabric whatever, rendering them
perfectly clean, and if unfaded restoring them to
the original brightness and lustre of the goods
Do not throw away your old clothes, but have
them cleaned and made to look as we'll as new.
Work promptly done, and at the most reasona-
BILE prices. THOMAS BALLARD.
August IL % tt
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!. & L. NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD
SEsssT178Ekz =E#E7i EE5s5zE
- ~ q W ~
1oING SOUTH

of Mail and Passenger Trains
y from Lincolnton, N. c., to Chester, s. c., Ia
king effect at o'clock, A. NJ, May 23rd, 1881.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-05-26

A HARD SToRY.-There is a doctor in the
northwestern part Of this city, who is espe'
cially remarkable for being, as women term
it, "short and crusty." A week or two since
he was called to visit patient who was Ia
boring under severe attack of cheap whis-
ky.
"Well, doctor, I'm down you see-com-
pletely foored. I've got the tremendous de-
lirium, you know
"Tremens, Fou fool. Whs1e'd you get
your rum ?" "(queried the doctor.
call over in spots-broke oht promiscu.
ously, doctof fw
Served ybu right. Where did you get
your rum?'
Father died of the same disease. Took
him under the sbort ribs and carried him off
bodily"
mediately."
you're trump, poc. Here, wife, I'll
take nip of old rye"
"Lie still, blockheaG Mrs. B., if your
husband should get worse before return,
which | will in an hout, just give him q
dose of that drunk strap May be that'll
fetch him to sense of his folly"
The doctor sailed out grandly, and within
an hour sailed in again, and found his friend
of the tremendous deliriu m" in terrible
condition, writhing and struggling with pain.
His wife, a female of ths plain but ignorant
school, came up and laying her hand upon
the doctors arm, said f'Doctor, I gave him
the strap as Yonaifected."
ibid you thrash him we'll ?"
"Thrash him p exclaimed the astounded
woman. mo, l cut the strap into hash and
made him swallow it p
"Oh Lord, DOCTOR" roared the victim, 81
swallowed the leather, but-but-"
"But what?"
II swallowed the whole strap; but I'm
dashed if could 90 the buckle"
The doctor administered two bread pills
and evaporated.
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JOB PRINTING.

OWING to our superior facilities with the best
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first-cass appointments throughout our office,
we are prepared to execute ALL MANNER OF
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We are prepared to furnish all other kinds OF
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and will be pleased to furnish estimates for any
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An1l1pruas department.
A MAN WHO SAW A MULE DIE.

"Aint it curious thing that nobody ever
sees mule die? remarked an old team
ster in Gumbert and Webber's saloon. mo
man living ever saw mule die 1 s'pose.
Thus remarked Mr. Daniels, lighting a
fresh cigar. "In 1850, I was mining on the
South fork of the Yuba, and it came my turn
to cook for my gang We took turns each
week, you know. Well, 1 was going to show
how economical could run the commissary.
I went and bought peck of dried apples.
They we're all stuck together in lump, but |
got 'em jammed into the pot, poured in some
water and started the fire. Presently few
of 'em began to rise to the, top of the pot,
and so skinned 'em of s6d put 'em in a
pan. Pretty soon some more bulged up, and l
skinned them off aDd put 'em in the pan.
The first thing I knew, after l had skinned
that blasted pct a(while, I had to get another
pan, and then shother, and by the time had
got four pans lKeaped up full, dang my skin
if there wasp't more apples in the pan than
there was ip' the pct. That is, I thought so
at the time! I kept getting more pans and
buckets ahd lard cans, and all the while
plumb frightened to death for fear some
of the boys would come in and see how ex-
travagant 7 was, for had been BLOWN on
how cheap could run the mess. The blast
ed apples stiN kept comm out of the pot.
put some papers on the floor and covered
'em with fruit, and, by Jove, the place looked
like Santa Clara fruit.drying establishment,
and the pot was still bilin' full"
What has that \got to do with mule
dyin ?"
"Wait minute I'm comm to the mule.
Finally, got despet tate and dumped over
twelve bushels of apples back of the cabin
behind a tree. In sbd ut an hour I heard a
devil of noise and ran out. What do you
suppose 1 found Why, four-hundred
dollar mule kickin' in the sgonies of death
Theapples were gone the mule nearly So
He swelled up like balloon, and the first
thing I knew, busted. | Pledge my word, gen
temen he exploded IKE giant powder blast
and brought the whole camp to the place. ]
kept still. They(coul not find the mule, and
it cost 'em S1gto advertise reward for him
in the Sacra6ento Union. About two weeks
afterward Ehey caught couple of fellows
hanging found, and they hung 'em. l was
there, b1t did not say word for fear the
boys would find out how extravagant l hac
run the commissary. Lets have some
thing
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0rigiual gpetrg.
Written for the Yorkville Enquirer.
A SOLILOQUY WHILE SMOKING.
BY A BACHELOR.

I've long been free as the wind,
And unfettered, still like it rove,
And where I've gone, I've tried to find
A perfect lady whom could love-
Puff!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-23

- Die rgtleaso (Sas.) Sim ss" trnst
JOlsenoes: 9srr Waittnston So fling, et'
ner unierer berSOrrae,ntaen Deutiaen,
musbs In lsiner prioat Office burd un1ern
Spe,ial- Bsriatsrltatter aufseiudt uns In
btr brennsnesn 2usssfrase ionoirt. 9err
5s6ins sSssrte Gnfanss NIT Der 5arbs
btraus3uriidsu, fonnts isooa Der uster
rseunasfunf t unleres Bsrtdterfatters nid,t
wiesrifsten unb sab uns Solsenoss
,um Befen SIM Sommsr 1878 ais Id i'm
8ssrife mar aus msiaem 9uass .u ltstssn,
fiel i'd uno psrrsntts. Der 1nfll bradte
ernite 5olsen. Samer;en fslltsn ldb elm,
Der 5ub lawua an uno i'd mar ni6t I'm
Stante aufutrettn. Da lief Id sine Jla.
fas 81. Snfo bs Sel toltn unb tiihtise
Ginrsibungen bamit oornstmen. Die Sc :
lawulf perf&wano, bic Sdmes;sn oer3u.
gen ii6 uno In etnssn 1as.u mar ID pIe.
osr I'm Stanoe meiuen @eihaftsn nad3n
eeben.
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Welte @careu.

Sin @eiddft, in peldenl man fcrtwab=
renb etmas 9feues iinbet, iit bas Oes Serrn
8. Wpl ion, beS tefannten Sdnitt<
maaren= unb WSbelbdnblers. Durd ben
rieiisen llmiat, ben ous @eidaft er3ielt,
iit es notbmenpis, neue Woaren beinabe
taslid unterWess gu baben uno auf bieie
Weile selinst es Serrn Wclfon bon benz
9teuelten INNER baS 9eeuelte pfferiren su
fSnnen. Die 9eadbeit itellunsen pdbrenb
elmer Saiicn iino ebenlo srrB nno 3uweiz
leH srSBer, als bic ipe3iellen gintdufe fir
blelelbe uno paber nluB man Serrn gSoliz
ion bauflser beiuden, um iein INNER
mabreno wedielnbeS .Waarenlaser fennen
gu lernen. @esenwdrtis bat Serr Wolf=
ion cine pradtUolle Nuswabl BON &leiberz
itcHen a0er Nrt, wdbrenb ct Stapelartifel
far Die Srmmeriaiion, wie Sdirme,
Ndder &c. gu berubseletten Yreiien anz
bietet. DaS MDbellaser lit 10 reidbalz
tis, caB jeter Wunid befriebist weroen
fann uno es 1T cine Gbati Jade, bag 5err
WOlficn bic M6bel gu ben raiionableiten
Yreii len perfauft. User @influre a1 MAIDEN
bat, eer wenoe iid 5unddNt an Serrn
8plflon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-23

ibm icsar Midail Swaucmitih in elmer
Nnmano 'uns Don Oantbarteit ieine Sod.
ter 9ebeu, mdbrenb ibm, Hcitia, uah
menihlibem grmehen feline aaoere Mabl
blieb, ais fid cine ausel ourd bcu Scpf
3u Idie6en Nein, uno breimal nein, er
mar jung, oas qsben mar idSa, CT mu(lte
ss nod senieBen &bre I! St ladte laut
unb tSbniid, mas mar &bre Sin bob
les Ybantcm, pcr oem bic Wtenlden nle=
bertuieen, UNI lid m @tlaoen 5u mddea.
@elb mar be6er ais @dre, uno neil es
ibm feblte, ic1te er Der bctlen @bre su
Niebe bas Daiein bon lih werfen! VI
bate ben 8epclrer swiiden ieinen Tiuz
germ bin unb ber sleiteu lanen. lsbt idlsu'
ber!e er ibu mieber ins Sdnbfad uno
acg ben @hlIHel al. ...
Seine uetereiluas. murmelte er, Der
Sag iit lang, sum aeubsritsn tlelbt bsute
Iteno nod 3sit senus.
Damn idleuoerte CT auf bic Strabe
binaus. unp multertc bic UcriberJe5en
ben nit fredeu Bliden.
Der 1nsliidiihe !! 6atte er nur Die
minoeite NbnunS 9ebabt, wie nate ibn'
bic 6iilfe, pielleidt tdtte nod fein teHereS
Selbit ben Sie9 oapon setrasen ! Die
Wuidine balnpfte unc teudte pcr Dem
3use, Der nit jeter Minute YcterStnra
ndher tam, uno in pe!dem Ilerancer
Sprilowitid eben tie llbr berucr,es UNI
3u leben, cb bic c,febnte Stunoe ter An=
funft nabe iei. Damn fublte er loiecer
in feline B,ulttai ide, no III liderer Brief=
tafde in Torm rcn suten Suntncten pie
,etntauifnb Hutel rubten, um melde
ietn @chn ibn sebeten bate.
(Gprtebuns fuIst.l
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u nj AZ Sabre finger.

Sislt Slbre lang mar id nit N.,,'u=
bsitwsroen. Blaisnasiu II. {. 10. bsbai
tet uno mar 70 beruntsrs.fommsn. bae i'd
~ nihts mtbr tauyte. So bate ale mGJs
lihsn Wfiitsl sebraudt, isood Otns ben
sertnsiten erfola. Gaplia p,riuAts i'd
es nit 5o2fen Bittsrs, unb fsbs ba. Id
fabls mid i,bt sda3li& psrilnst. 9lui
uno 9fisren itnb In better Oepnuns. uno
Id bin isbt wieSer 70 raliIs ,pis Elm Wlnn
bon 80 Sabren. oblAon th 72 Sabre at
bin. Das Biiters 1T elmer peubt wsrtt.
(Vatsr.) = SUNDAY WerrurY
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Wfrs. gBinslo's sootbiua sprns

Mfrs. gDineIo'S Sootbins Sprnp.
Nsp. @Ylpanus gobb iArsibt In Bottom
Gtriitian 5reeman folsenbsrmabsn !: Dir
purben auf tetnen Ja0 cine Mebi,tn emp.
feblen, wenu mir nidt miibtsn, taB fe gut
mare - Defenders fur Sinber. gon
Mrs. Winslows Syrup t6rnen mir aus
@rfabruns ipreden In unierer sissnen
Gamilis mar iis BON @ssen. Wenn mir
ben SYrup einem &inbs gaben. bas NIT
esibmeb ssplast mar, 70 peri4affte es benz.
lslbsn rubisen Sdlaf uno ben @ltern Stu,
BE. Die msi1sn gltsrn wiGen oies gu
ftdben. 6ter III Elm @rtifsl, Der un1hdb.
lid uno mutlthatis 1T, bsnn Der s1laf
ben er sr,eust 1T natiirlid unp Der tIsius
eberub ermad,t 70 BED als elm &nopf.
Wobrsno Der 0sricbe bss 3atnens III Der
SYrmp BON unldabtarsm 0srt9e. gBir
9aten Sfters bon Milttsrn laSen bGren,
bab lie nidt obne ben SYrup iein mShten
Don Der @eburt bes Rinoes an BIS COS
3atnen poritsr 1T. gu serfaulen in
alien Qpottsten 3u 25 gsnts bic Glalhe.
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9ie tuabre Guelle bes Wsiiiiiiippi.

Das Quellensebiet oes Otlilippi=
Strcms 1T iinsit BON 9feusm unterludt
mprben
Gupitdn Willaro @la,icr besob fdJ
gu bieiem 3wede i'm Wpnate Suli mad,
benz n5rbltden Gbeile bes Staates Mins
neictu, ucielbit Der vgater ber 8aGer"
ietnen uripruns nimmt glS ct bcrtbin
fam, bradte er in @rfabruns, oaB bic
ei4tcn Walbunsen, melhe liA ba tefin=
ben, mo- Der Wiififppi entiprinst, bei=
nabe ME bon Weiben uno lelbit pcn ben
Snolanern nur ielten beiuht mercen. Gr
bSrte ferner bon benz ibn besteitencen
Snoianer, bag Die Gbippemaps, int Mi.
oeriprude nit Der selrEbnliden Nnnob.
me, nidt ben Stasfa See als ben ltr=
ipruns beS Otiiliiirpi anieben. baB fie
aber unter nd uneinis barber feien,
aus peldcm See iener 6luB eiaentlid,
femme
Siele bebaupteten, ber aus benz Stusfa
Gee fonlmenoe 6luB iei nidt ielber Der
Sauptilrom. ipnbern flieBe etwa 3 Otei.
len unterbalb beS Sees in ben eiaentli=
den Sauptitrcnl. DieIer iei bei Der Ser.
einisun3 ber beioeu 6liilie ,war ber
i&u.dlere, lei aber tiefer unb reiEeuber
unb ent9alte mebr Waiier, als ocr aus
bem Stasfa Gee fommenbe.
anbere bielten ben aus benz ,Stasfo
See quelenben TluB far ben Sauptllrom
Iprahen aber bon einem aneern breiteu
unb idGnen See, melAer oterbqlb BED
Stasfa Sees liese unp ben urIpruna bes
Oliiiiiiippi biloe. Ssner eraiebe leir
tlares Baiier bur6 einen fleinen N(uR ir
| iabliden s(rm bes Stasfa Sees.
Gapltdn @la3ier unteriudte eesba(f
iene sanSe @esenb aenau, um bic mirf
lide Que(le bes Miiiifppi feltsuitellen
@r Sermaf Sunadit ben Slug, BON mel
dem bic Snblaner tebaupteten, baf e,
Der Sauptitrcm lei, fano aber, baE bies
nidt cer Sail iei, ionbern Der aus BEN
! Stasfa Gee fcn,menbe lit bsr walier
reidere.I
gaadoem bieier 8unft erleciat war
unteriudte ct bic llier bes Stasfa @ees
iorsians mad ben lid in ben ielten eraie
| Eenben @eipdiiern, beren ct brei bon 8e.
beutuns fanb. gcn bieien breien eraof
| iid Der Bel Weitem srSBte AM duBeriter
Oberen gnbe bes Sees in bieien AT cine,
StelIe. mo Wdloer BON ginien Itebn.
Sapitdn @la,ier tesab iid nit feline,
6elieseieal4aft in awei Canoes oieIer
TluB binaut ipelder ieidt unb an ein;el
men Steaen iebr idmal 1T, aber elmer
raiden 9auf bat. gladoem man rmae
fibr brsi giertel 0ei(en lfromaufparts
aeruoert mar, fam man in einen fleinel
Gee bon bon Sumpfsemddien.
MlS man fid burd bieie binburd,ae
arbeitet bate, selonsten oi. Bcote in ei
men rubiaen, berrliden Gee. nit frp1tau
flarem Wafer unb aus &ieieln belieben
oem @runbe, bic ufer nit bidten Sid,
tenmdlbera bebedt. Dieier See bat ial
bic @etalt zines 5sr3en8 uno nur elm
; betrddtlids eanosunse. Seine arSkt
sinae betrdst 2 Wsilen unc feline Brett
II Weile.
Gapitdn @la3isr fanb. boB bieler Se
BON 3 tleinen Baden seipeiit wiro, mel
DIE einise Weilen bonn See entfernt i
ben Sampfen sntiprinsen.
: Der eaYitdn 1T sOll itaabis iiberssus