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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-03
4 E0MAN'S JEALOUSY.
The story OfTwO sisters. One Lover
and a Dagger.


Satan still finds mischief for the oc-
cupation for the unclaimed palpita-
tons of idle hearts, and that is princi-
pally what ais Fred Bridges. His
heart was allowed to remain idle when
it should have palped for Minnie
Palmer alone; hence the mischief. Min
ME is one of two sisters, of whom the
other is Dora, whose condition in
society allows them laXity in the mat
ter Of questions of the heart not so ac-
corded to most females. So when
Fred appeared and taught Minnie to
love him, she found no difficulty in do
ing SO simply because another man
thought her love his to the extent of a
considerable monetary consideration
Fred declared he loved her truly, and
Minnie believed Fred. Still she found
her time very much occupied by the
attentions of the other man, who was
called with delicate irony the ''solid
man" and so he had but few fleeing
moments to whisper undisturbed to
the whispered tales OF total devotion
with which Fred would fain flush her
poachy checker something like like
that. At such time as she had to de-
WV w IANus Ihlilllic NOulu meet MN
i'll her sister Dora's room. Alas! those
meetings were to rare for cons.ancy's
sake, and Erred filed in his unoccu.
pied time making owe to Dora. Min
ME suspected and stormcd: Fred re-
GREETED and implored. Friends again,
happy and hand-in-hand, they wander
ed TO the seclusion afforded by down
town hotel, where they registered as
married couple from Sonoma-a fiction
| their guileless happiness over their
! reconciliation assisted them in sus-
tanning. An unexpected calamity be-
| fell them, and its climax was tableau
in q room of the downtown hotel.
wherein the solid" man assumed
/ bitter and unrelelenting attitude, while
classic drapery makes their assumption
| of bitter despair effective and natural
| in the extreme.
| On Sunday afternoon, unhampered
| by the claims of another heart, Min
ME gave herself up to the delights of a
quiet hour with Fred and Dora, in the
! latter's room. Again she was disturb
! ed, but this time only by messenger
who bore note summoning him to
/ the now relenting man of sOlidity.
! Policy FASTENED her flight and the
! fateS grinned when Dora was once
more left alone. Whether Minnie was
moi expected to return so soon or was
not expected to return at all, she GER
| tainly did return mt n most inaus-
picious moment. Her jealous passions
were so aroused Mt the condition of
affairs she found that whipping out
pet dagger, she had twice slashed Fred
across the breast before her anger sub
sided. Friends of all parties determin-
ed that no arrests should be made and
that the matter should be kept strictly
quiet, so he was not removed from the
room, where under the medical treat
ment of DIR. Whitney, both sisters are
carefully nursing him back to health
and strength. The wounds are slight.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-03

Harwood, the Minneapolis bankrupt
crook. Is understood to be in Florida,
where his wife certainly is, and is said
to be negotiating through her for the
purchase of an orange grove about
twenty miles from Melonville in that
State. HARDWOOD is said to have boast
ed that he has 800. 900 to invest.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-03

as s'the heavens with its stars" In
Sicily and the Hebrides sheep takes
the place of the good and wonder-work-
ing COW. The story can also be traced
to the remote east, to Germany and TO
Egypt, and is infinitely old
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-03
Answer This.

Did you ever know any person to be
i'll, without inaction of the stomach,
liver or kidneys, or did you ever know
one VINO was well when either was OBJ
structed or inactive; and did you ever
knew or hear of any case of the kind
that Hop Bitters would not cure 2 Ask
your neighbor this same question:
Times
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-03

Mr.. Ko, the Chinese Professor at
at Harvard College, dresses in the cos
tune of his native land. His coat is a
fur lined crimson silk garment, orna-
mented with white medallions which
contain pictures of storks. His trous-
ers are Of green silk. his slippers are
embroidered with gold, and his tiny
saucershaped cap is surmounted with
a knob. He is very grave, and is one
of the first gentlemen in street-car to
offer ladv seat.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-03
Mans Natural Food.

Popular Science Monthly, tells us in
its issue for January. upon the au-
thority of DR.. Felix L. Oswald, that
our pepper nutriment should consist of
vegetable and semi animal substances
which can be eaten with relish before
their natural lasts has been disguised
by artificial preparation. For even the
most approved modes of grinding, bolt
ing, leavening, cooking, splicing, heat
ing and freezing our food are, strictly
speaking, abuses of our digestive
orgaas. It's n fallacy to suppose that
hot spices aid the process of digestion:
they irritate the stomach and cause it
to discharge ingesta as rapidly us pos
sible, as it would hasten to rid itself of
tartarized antimony or any other
poison; but this very precipitation of
the gastric functions prevents the for
nation of healthy chyle. There is an
important difference between rapid and
thorough digestion. Ina similar way,
a high temperature of our food facili-
taits deglutition, but, by dispensing
with insalivation and the proper use of
Our teeth, we make the stomach per
fern the work of our jaws and salivary
glands in other words, we make our
food less digestible. BY boiling our
flour and extracting the nutritive prin-
ciple of various liquids, we fall into
the opposite error; we try to assist our
digestive organs by performing me-
Chemically part of their proper and
legitimate functions. The health Of
the human system can not be main
tained on concentrated nutriment; even
the air we inhale contains aZOtic gases
wltch must be separated from the
Devastating principle by the action of
our respiratory organs-not by any in
organic process We cannot breathe
pure oxygen. For analogous reasons
unbolted flours makes better bread
than bolted flour; meat and saccharine
fruits are healthier than meat extracts
and pure glucose. In short, artificial
extracts and compounds are, on the
whole, less wholesome than the pala
table products of Nature. In the case
of unbolted flour and certain fruits
with Il large percentage of wholly in
nutritious matter, chemistry fails to
account for this fact, but biology sug-
gests the immediate cause; the normal
typr of our physical constitutions dates
from period when the digestive Or
gaDs of our (frugivorous) ancestors
adapted themselves to such food--a
period compared with whose duration
the age of grist-mills and made dishes
is hut yesterday.
There is, undoubtedly, great deal
of solid truth in this small collection Of
hiDts-that We very seriously damage
our food by too much fancy preprara-
tion is a fact that does not admit of a
question The palmer we can have it
the better in all cases; and particularly
is tins of great importance five are
laboring physically. No man can do
good work on a diet of spices and acids
and other indigestible condiments, such
IS are apt to go extensively into the
most fashionable cookery of modern
DAYS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-03

Ida Marguerite dApt eRont, a
French Marchioness, wife of Marquis
d'Apremont, who is a paper-carrier of
New York city, died in a garrett in
Wooster street, in that city, on Tues
day.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-03

Edwin Booth Is said to possess a por-
trait of his first wife, which is kept en-
twined with flowers by his present
wife, and under it is written, From
on earth to Mary in heaven" The
present Mrs. Booth is the daughter Of
Mr.. ]. H. McVicker, of Chicago.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-03

Mr.. Moody seldom loses any time in
his devotions, but he viii have to yield
to the little 5-year-old who bid his
grandpa good night, said he was sleepy,
and repeated his prayers aloud as he
went up stairs TO bed.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-03

The personal estate of the late E. A.
Sothern, the actor, is said not to ex-
coed $40, 1000.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-03
4 Mild Use of British Victories.
New York Sun.

The duke of Cambridge, in sending
the last installment of British troops to
the Transvaal, told them it was queens
wish that they should make a mild use
of their coming victories in South Afri-
ca. Whether by mild use is meant the
sort of use which the British made Of
their victories in Afghanistan can not,
of course, be determined from so gen
eral an announcement. A correspond
ent of the British papers, recently des-
cribing the way that the war was car
ried on in Afghanistan by the British
soldiers, use this language
Our men at close quarters always
drove their bayonets well home, so that
there should be no mistake as to the
deadliness of the wound. To spare a
wounded man for minute was prob
ably to cause the death of the next
soldier who unsuspiclously walked past
him"
The curious custom of going over Il
battlefield, after Il victory, and killing
all the wounded, was adopted with sue
cess, either by the British or their al
lies. in the Zulu war, according to the
most trustworthy correspondents. The
reason for it was also explained very
infinitely, and perhaps a few philos-
ophic and self-satisfied comments were
made on the superiority of the warfare
called civilized over the warfare called
savage However, now possibly, we
are to have examples of milder Wet
OrV
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England's Latest Postal Reform.

London Standard.
1t may be useful to remind the public
that the system of issuing money or
ders has now come into opration.
Practically that system may be describ-
ed as one which will enable even the
poorest person to enjoy the luxury of
drawing a check for small sums with
out having a banking account. In
another sense it may be described as a
scheme for floating a paper currency
at the back of which is the guarantee
of money paid to the government for
the purpose ofmeeting that currency.
Henceforth, instead of buying money
orders in the old fashion, one may go
to postoffice and purchase a kind of
printed check-paying 81 Is for a 81
check, and, of course small sums pro
rata for amounts under a pound.
This instrument is negotiable and may
be passed from hand to hand, just like
the Scottish 81 bank-note. Like it,
too, it is only payable on demand to
the bearer, at particular office speci-
fed on the face of the document, but
unlike, it, it is not payable at any time,
in fact, it is not payable if presented
lIICp HlOIllllS dlIcI lllt tdIG Vi lSSuG.
The new postal order has another adj
vantage over the Scottish bank-note.
1t can be crossed like Il check. and
made payable only through the banker
mentioned in the " crossing" Altogeth-
er the new scheme is one which will
give the public greater facilities for
transmitting small sums of money
than they have yet enjoyed, and per-
haps render it possible for the post
office to work their money-order or
ganization with greater profit than
heretofore has been derived from it,.
The only question that suggests itselfin
connection with the change is; Why
should these new orders not be pur-
chasable as long as a branch postoffice
is open for transacting business? There
is a good reason why they should not be
payable after a particular hour, but
there is absolutely no more reason why
they should not be sold on demand, at
any hour when business is being done,
than why stamps should not be simil-
arly vended. We hope that Mr.. Faw-
cett will be able to repeal the absurd
rule that limits the sale of the new or
ders to certain specified hours of the
day.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-03

When the senators had retired, Mr.. Speaker
Bradford resumed his station and the assembly;
on motion of Mr.. McDill, stood adjourned until
10 A. NJ, Thursday.
TuURspAY Jan. 27-.Senate- Bills were intro
duced Sem Crosby, bill relating TO liens upon
timber and to amend the revised statutes.
Sen. Smith, bill relating to the rate of interest
and amendatory of the revised statutes.
Sen. Crosby, bill to authorize the superintend-
ent to furnish the employees of the legislature sta
tionery.
SEN Richardson introduced the following APP
npnnria tion hills
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WcisettmchI!

StOpal Patent, Ylant's grtra, Cider
mann. eagle Steam unb Belle Du Sac,
beim earlpab. $. @renet.
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Rahepldnen segea bic falfde Trou 9ez
trasen unb bennod tiumte iia oas perz
leete @eiiibl mddtis in ibm enlpcr BET
benz @ebauten, bab Fe einem anberen
ausebSre.
Weinetnessn aud nsin, iaste Pierre
Sd bate aeslau6t gie sebSrten gu ben
Sntinlen Maruius uno sic nliibten oesz
balls am bsiten inf fOrmirt iein. 81 flOpfte
uno elmer oer Statiiten ees Tbeaters
trat Elm. - NS, id bate gang Sersellen,
- Bierre idtus fd Dor bic Stirn. Sie
maNen entiduloisen, wenn i'd aenStblst
bin in Sbrer @eaenmart einiSe @eidafte
gu erlebisen Sd bate, wie sic mliien
merben, bic @aaen 5u te5ablsn, es 1T
heute ber erite bes Wtenats.
Nls cb &cltia es nidt wiibte Gr biB
bic 3iane aufsiuanoer, IS bate aeraoe
nod eefeblt, ibu an bas rerbdngnibpclle
Datum su eriunern.
gitte, Yierre, nebnen sic feline 8iif'
iidt auf mid, id, leie uateroelien bic 3eir
tuns. @r bate Wise bic Worte rubis
aus,ulpreden. 70 urbeitete unc niblte es
in ieinem Snnern. Nuh ta8 nod !!
Warusia Tiirilin 8atpfaate Gr bate
swar in Der erfen usberrai d,una uumSs=
lid, serufen. aber mar bel ihr nidt NIes
mSslid, Z COB uno Teulel !! Scnpte
tenn bic SSGe nod idIinmere Nualen
erflnuen als bieie? Dabei bSrte ct eie
SdliiHel raIieln. nit bsnen Yierre sdems<
fp ieinen eiiernen @elol hrant Sfiuete ano
an iein Sbr idlus es : 3wan5is Nutel,
fiinfsig 6ube!, bunoert 9fubel, aweibun=
bert 8ubel. ie Madden, Der coer bic Su<
pfansenbe b5ber Dber nieoriser in Der
&ansilufe ber Bubnenmitslieter itanr.
GS mar gum raleno merben Sor ieinen
Nugen flatterten bic ihnubisen Banfnp
ten, inoeB er bic @tunben sdblte bic ibm
blieben. bis er ben Rsuolper mieoer ans
benz Sdubfah bolen weroe, UNI cs8
@lenos leois gu meroen. @r belt nod
immer sas 3eitusssblatt in Der 5auo, ct,
fiiblte oas BeoH, fnis fem Gntlib babinter
gu perbersen, es lam ibm Dor ais wenn
man icnit alle bersweifelten. i6marSen
@eoanien burauf leIen mii1e. s
(gortfesuns fOIat)
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9tn Die oeutihen Stimmgeber f,pn
Sera2.

IS lit unlern beutl6en Mtitbiirgern
befannt, bab 9luitin 1ib TIM Die llniper=
litdt bepirbt. @ir erlauben rns no6=
mails auf bie unbe1trittenen Gortbeile
auf fmerfi am 81 MAIDEN, ipel6e 9lu tin
i'm Gerglei6 nit belt anoeren Wtitz
bewerbern bafiir bietet uno beben beion=
bers berbpr: Bic gelunoe unb rpn1an=
til9e Gage ber Stabt, bie Staatsbiblio=
tbef unb bie i6on borbanbenen umfang=
rei6en uno rei6 bptirtenSt Staatsanl lta1ten
fir 8linbe, Saubitumme uno Geiifes=
franfe. Ganse beionbers 0iirft 9lultin
in lOsialer 8esieDung bor alien Stdbten,
bic lib I'M bic lniber1 1itdt beiuerbeu,
Den 8orsug peroienen. 9euti6e Stu=
oenten bot MQent finben bier cine quite
oeuti6e GeiellI6aft, mie lie feline Der
erpabnten Stdbte audi NUT anndberno
auf5umeilen bat. 9lber au9 amerifaz
nii6e Stubenten iperOen ben getpobnten
8erfebr in sebilbeten amerifaniI6en
&reiien ni6t bernilien, iie merben bur6
ibre 8eriibrung nit gebiloeten Oeuti1en
6amilien man6e bier unb ba mod bor=
banbenen gorurtbeile gegen bas9eutl6=
tbum fallen laiien, uno ibre behern ST.
fabrungen f0nneu in ibrem ipatern
9Sirfungsfreiie febr iegensrei6 meroen
fit ein barmoniI6es 3ulammenleben.
gSir bebauern, oaB Die 6rase elmer
SGeilung oer llniperIitdt aufgeworfen
1T, neil mir cine Sbeilung iiberbaupt
fit einen @iberipru1 in ii6 lelbf, fir
unpraftii6 unb na6tbeilig balten. 9ie
BON bem bieiieen grecutipz&omite aus
gegebenen Stimmsettel bieten benjeni=
gen, lpeld)e na6 ibrer ueberSeugung
gegen Die Sbeilung unb fir 9(uitin
1tlmmen - ollen, gar feline M0glib=
felt easu. SDte Stimmen tperoen allo,
ipenn Iie ii6 oesbalb bes Stimmens gans
ent6alten. ooer ipenn lie fir cine aubere
Staot liiMmen, bic ibre Stimmsettel gu
Guniiem Der unget6eilten llniperiitdt
eingeri6tet hat, fit 9luitin berloren
iein. uul bas gu berbiiten, ritbten mir
on bic Sreunbe Nu1tins Die bringei1be
8itte, ibre Stimmen fir umgetbeilte
llnllltdt fiir 9luitin absugeben, ba bie=
ielben na6 bes Gouberneurs beitimnter
@rfldrung iiber Die 9(rt Der Stimmaab=
lung fiir ieoen Sail 9lufin BEL Der 3db=
lung gu @ute fommen.
9as &omite Ser beutl6en Mal1en=
periammlung su Muitin: S. S6ibe,
%. BON &oienberg, @alter Sips, S.
8idler, Sr. Berger, 9r. @eiBelberg,
%. 8riiggerboff, 6. S6iibe, Gb. %.
YreBler.
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Weue Waareu.

Sin @eiddIt, in mel9em man iortmabs
renb etpas Neues finbet, ilt baS bes Serrn
8. gBp | IN, beS tefannten Sdnitt=
paaren= unb WSbelbdnblers. Our9 ben
rielisen I'm iut, ben cas @eidait er5iett,
1T eS nOtbmenpis. neue Waaren beinabe
tislid unterwess su baben uno auf biele
gBeiie selinst es Serrn Wclflon bon benz
gfeuelten immer baS gfeuelte piieriren 3u
fSnnen. Die 9ta4beitellunsen wdbrenb
elmer Saiicn iinb ebenic srOB nno 3upei>
len srSBer, als bic ipejieaen @infaufe fir
bieielbe uno ouber mub man Serrn @olf=
fon bGuiiser beluden, INN fein INNER
mdbreno medielnoeS Waarenlager fennen
3u lernen. @esenwdrtis bat Serr 8dfz
ion cine pradtppue 9luSmabl bon 8(eioerz
ftcfien aller glrt, mdbreno er Stapelartifel
fir bic Scmmeriuiion, pie Sdirme,
Tader &c. 3u berabseietten Yrsiien an.
tietet. Dus MSteaaser 1T 70 rsidbals
tis, puB iecer Wunid, befrisbist werben
lam une eS 1T cine 3batiade, bab Serr
Wolflcn bic W0bel gu ben raiionablelten
Yreiien perfauit. Wer ginfiure gu MAIDEN
bat, Der menoe iid sunddit an Serra
WplIicn.
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Wfrs. gDinslo's suotbine sprup.

@frs. sDinslo's SOOTHING sprup.
Nsp. Splranus gobb iareibt In Bottom
Gbriiian 5reemen fplsenoermaben Dir
marcen auf fsinsn 5al cine Weptin emp.
feblen, renn mir nidt wiibten, tab iis gut
marc - belonOerS fir Sinber. gom
Wrs. Wtnslolps syrup tSs men mir aus
Grfatruns iprsdsn in unierer eissnsu
5amilie mar lie bon SeSsn. @snn mir
ben SYrup einem &inbe ea6en. bas NIT
eeibmeb seplast mar, 70 Yeridaffte es benz.
iel6sm rubisen @@laf uuo ben @ltsrn STU.
be. Ole mfifen @ltsrn pifsn biss gu
Itdben. 5ier 1T Elm Mrtifel, Der un!@ao.
litt unb tpoblttatts 1T, osnn Der @Dlai
ben ct sr,su5t, II natiirl'tt uno Der tsine
Gbrrub srwatt 70 teu als etn &nopf.
gDobrsnb Der periobe bss 3abnens 1T Der
Syrup Sen uulhabtarem 0srtte. gBr
baben Dftfrs BON Miittsrn 1aaen bGren,
bab fe nidt obne ben Syrup iein mS1ten
BON Der @sburt bss Rinpes an Bis tas
3abnen poriibsr III. gu perfaufeu In
alien @pOtbefen 3u 25 Gents bic 8lalhe.
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Seras.

: 9ie Gisfabrif in 9oullon bat
cine partie 9lmmouia IN Sic Buffalo
Sapou gelahen lmb @tillionem BON
6ii6en ipurben babltr6 getootet.
Sn Muffin glaubt man, baB nit
0en 2anocertififaten fir eonfoberirte
SDlSaten S6winoel getrieben mir6.
gine Wenge @ertiiifate 5inb i'm Noroen
berfauft morben, bic feinen yBertb
9aben, neil feilt pacantes 2an0 mebr
borbanbem ift.
= Bon 9eniIOn beri9tet man, bab
Die &ornernte in gang Noroteras febl=
gei6lagen lei unb oab 8aumtpolle nur
cine balbe grnte geben ipiiroe.
9ie 9lrbeiter in elmer Seupar6 su
ylano fo6ten ibr glien auf einem Sod
ofen uno siinbeten babel ben 6eupor=
ratb an. Gin S6oppen, bic SeupreiIe
uno 90 Sonnen gepreBtes 9eu ber=
brannten.
-Sn Oftoallas idleppte Elm Sun0
Die ueberreite zines lleugeborenen Sim
oes, pel6es in ein Stiid 8aumuolleuz
seug einsendbt mar, in einen Sofraum.
Die unteriu6ung ergab, baB bier Elm
Sall bon 9lbortiOn borliegt.
= Sei Millis bielten cine 9nsabl
bon 6arbigen ein Sanspergniigen ab.
Sin unbefannter Mann ma6te 1id ben
SpaB, BON auBen in bas Sanslofal
binein 81 I6ieBen unb bertpunbete einen
6arbigen i'm 8ein. Sis jebt bat man
ben Sbater nod ni6t entbedt.
= Sn 8elfnap bra6ten Mm. Spln
un0 Sen Sonnel einen alien Streil
mittellt ibrer 3ebolper gum 9ustraq
Sonnel tpuroe t0btli9 berpunbet.
= Ser Sarbige Saron lit in Orange
aug oer Sail gebolt uno erl6oNer
tporben.
= Sobn %. Guin, elm iunger W}anr
nabe ennis pobnbaft beging SelbIt
moro, inbem er ii6 bic &eble our6
| t0nltt uno bann nit einem Gelpebl
pen &opf aeri6metterte. Suin mar erl
feit stpei gtonaten oerbeiratDet.
= Cine Srau Smart, BON Ybilo
oelp9la, Die lt6 auf oer Meile mad
Muffin befano, um 8eripanbte su Be
fu6en, iDurbe auf bem llnipnz9eppt il
Dallas nm lire ganse 8aari6ait be
raubt. Ser 0ieb rib ibr bas porte
monaie aus ber 9anb uno ber16panb
9ie 6armer in Wi6ita Count
ernten einen 8allen 8aummolle pel
Nder.
- Wie aus Deniion beridtet wirb
bat e8 AM %. swti Meilen nSrbli6 BON
Geo Silver beitis seresnet.
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8esbs Gilt Gsse Sonic befGro.. bic
Bsrbauug.
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i m AZ SATIRE ianaer.

8;sle Sabre lang mar td NIT Nisrsn=
bsihwsroen, Blaienasia u. (. ~. bsbai'
tet uno mar 10 6eruntsra,fommen, baB ih
gu nidts mebr tauBte. Sd bate ale m6ss
lidsn Wfittel s.brauht, iebOd otns ben
serInsiten Grfola. @nplia p.tluate id
es NIT 5epfen Bittsrs, unb iie6e ba, Id
fiible mid jsbt saa,ith psridugt. 8iut
unb glieren ltno In better Osonuns. uno
id Sin iebt wiecer 70 riiliIs wie Elm Wann
Don 80 SaSrsn, oblhcn ib II 5abss alt
bin. Das Biitsrs ii einer Yrobe pert5.
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