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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-08-19
COUNCIL PRO. EEDINGS.


HICKMAN, KY, Aug. IL, 1881.
Council met Present-Mayor Tyler,
Councilmen Campbell, French, Plummer,
Randle, Back er and Faris.
MARsHALs ELECTION.
The City Clerk presented the poll book
Of the election held Monday, August Isl,
1881 TO elect City Marshal.
On motion, the Council proceeded to
compare the same, and it appearing that
j. O. Barnes received a majority Of all
the votes cast, he was declared daily elect
ed for the unexpired term Of Charles b.
Hackett; and that ne present his official
bond at the next regular meeting of the
Council.
MERCHANTS LICENSE.
Henry Judge appeared in open Council
and asked that merchants license be
granted TO him, TO be dated May /, 1881.
motion being made to grant said Ii
eeuse, and a division being called for: the
vote resulted as follows:
Ayes-Faris, Plummer, Campbell and
Preach.
Nays-Buckner and Randle.
Whereupon the City Clerk was ordered
10 issue said license.
On motion, Council adjourned.
Attest, r Z. Miller, c. c.
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local Notices.

FOR the cheapest Canned Goods i
town 90 to J. " ROGE Frs.
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Ed. Query CO!unni-Will you please be
so kind as TO inform me as to the prope T
time TO cut corn2 c. G.
AnsUer.-Cut the corn about the last of
September to the LIST of October, when the
fodder is yet partly green, but after the
grain has passed the soft state. No def
mite date can be given for this work.
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Grufers.
". DIESTELBRINK.
Family Groceries.

MO space to name all articles, but no
y trouble to show goods.
Come aud see, at the corner OF Troy
and Moscow Avenue, East Hickman, KY
janis ly
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Ed. Query Col,amH:--why is the Presi-
dents residence at Washington always
called the White House2 STUDENT
AHssoer.-It is said that when the Brit
ish burned Washington City, the walls of
the Presidents house were so blaekened
that they had to be painted, and were
painted white, and that it gave the house
such prominence from all parts Of the
city that it gradually became desig mated
as the White House.
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For sAlr ~ ALI DRuesisrs
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-29
HIRRA FOR THE RAILROAD.

Elsewhere will be found the pro-
ceedings of the special meeting held
by the City Council for the determln-
ed purpose of securing the long-wish-
ed railway communication with the
little city of Clinton, with whose hos
pitable and cultured citizens those OF
the Capital City are eager to be link
ed with endurable iron ties. -
Our City Fathers have appointed
a committee of five of their number
who, if they are sustained by the peo'
pie, and assisted by a committee o
the citizens which, they request to b'
appointed, will stick to the work til
complete success is obtained.
1t will be observed that meetin!
of the citizens has been called TO
Tuesday next, at Or. NJ, at the May
or's Office, on which occasion, it j
hoped everybody will be present
We suggest that the meeting az
polnt no man on the committees VIII
is unwilling to work heart and sol
tor the success of the enterprise
view.
We don't entertain the shadow I
a doubt that the Clinton road will
secured, if our community sustain
the movement with the same splr
which animated it in the strugg
that has won back the Capital to OF
growing city.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-29

We have received several letters
and communications from friends, CIT
liens of prominence and high stand
ING in New Orleans, with reference
to the fragrant violation Of the Con-
stitution ordained by majority OF the
Supreme Court, which authorizes the
levy of a tax in New Orleans, exceed
ing the ten mills limitation. In re-
spouse to the request of these CORES
pondents, the CAPIToLIAN, to-day
takes occasion to express its views on
the situation in an editorial entitled
sthe Higher Law" We regret ex-
ceedingly that the crowded space OF
our columns, this week, precludes the
publication of the letters referred
to in the above.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-29

Henry Yarnell, while searching for
the incendiaries of his haystack, in
Tennessee, was shot dead. The next
davtwo men named Brooks sand Gitfey,
were arrested on suspicion and lodged
in a blacksmith shop. During the
night two rifle shots were fired killing
them instantly.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-29
THE HIGHER LAW.

The Supreme Court OF Louisiana
has placed itselfin an attitude which
is as unbearable as it is novel.
The Justices, whose mission it is to
guard the rights of the people against
fine encroachments of the Legisla-
tive power upon the Fundamental
Law which expresses their sovereign
villa barrier which no power can
overstep-have dared to decree the
violation of one of it's most sacred
clauses.
What the General Assembly did
not dream OF doing, three Judges
have arrogated to themselves the
right to ordain.
The letter of the Constitution which
saws that municipal corporations shall
not levy, for all purposes, a tax great
CT than ten mills, is set aside by the
Supreme Court and the precedent is
laid down that will expose the PEG
pie to unlimited taxation.
Surely, FLAWS can be enacted de-
fning the rights of individuals and
the powers of Legislative assemblies,
there ought to exist some power to
arrest that of the Judiciary when il
tramples under foot the rights of the
Sovereign power, which is vested
alone in the people.
We don't believe in the idea Of
playing hide and seek with the SUI
preme Court, by having the Leglsla
ture to abrogate the charters OF cities
in order that those corporate bodle
may escape by lodging the unlawful
DEGREES of Judges who disregard tn
mandates of the very instrument t.
which they owe their existence.
Whenever such Judges so far forge
themselves as to give the example G
disobedience to the Supreme Law
the State, then they become charged
BILE with high crime or misdemeanol
Under such circumstances, the people
through their representatives in Ger
eral Assembly convened, owe it to til
majesty of the Sovereign will to brin
the transgressors to an account
their actions.
IF the General Assembly is to |
called in extra session to take steps
protect the people against the levy
Il tax greater than the limit whi'
they have established, thatend shou
be reached, in this instance, by resc
wing that body into High Court
Impeachment.
The people can only respect Il
Supreme Tribunal Of the State,
long as it is the guardian of the 5
preme Law and the rights vouchsaf
to them under the provisions of Ii
instrument.
Flagra0t usurpation of pow
whcr.1D is found, mus0 be arr"
cd, -3,c constitutional liberty WI
destroyed and Democratic Cover
ment exist no longer but in name.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-29

could see bees fitting to and fro.
The mule was covered so deep with
bees that he looked like an exagger-
ated mule. The hum Of the bees and
their moving on each other combined
in seething hiss.
A sweet calm and gentle peaceful
ness pervaded me.
When he had kicked for an hour
he began to fall short of the tops OF
the pepper trees. He was settling
down closer to the earth. Numbers
were telling on him. He looked dis
tressed. He had always been used
to kicking against something, but
found now that he was striking the
air. 1t was very exhausting.
He finally got so he did not rise
clear Of the ground, but continued
to kick with both feet for half an
hour: next with first one and then
the other for another half an hour
then with his right foot every few
minutes, the intervals growing lon
ger and longer, until he finally wa
still. His head dropped, his Iii
hung lower and lower. The bee
stung on. He looked as if he though
that a mean, sneaking advantag
} had been taken of him.
!, Iretired from the scene. Earl
< next morning I returned. The gu
}. came slowly up from behind tn
. eastern hills. The light foliage {
f the pepper trees trembled with HI
: morning caress. His golden kiss TO
d upon the opening roses. A De
g could be seen flying, hither anotht
9 thither, the mule lay lear the seer
o of Yesterdays struggle. Peace ha
y come to him. He was dead. Tc
J, much kicking against nothing.--Cal
.. fornian.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-29
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

While immense rewards are being offered al
over the country Tor the oldest inhabitant who
has any knowledge of more severe winters than
this one to step mp to Writings and say so.
There are many hundreds Of our fellow county
men waiting for the mud siege against baton
Rouge to be raised, so that they may pnrohase
Writings Wares.
O! for the happy days of yore,
When prosperity came nnawares'
And Hope sat before Mr. el's door,
Athinking of Writings Reliable Wares
(ApPLAUsB.)
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-29

In thanking the members for his
reelection as President of the Cham
Der of Deputies, Mr.. Gambetta said
that the Chamber would not separate
before emancipating the Press from
present restrictions, nor without sane
tionins the right of public meetings.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-29
BUY WRITINGS WARES.

"But who the melodies of morn can tell
The wild brook, babbling down the mountain
side:
The lowing herd, the sheepfold's simple bell,
The pipe of early shepherd dim deserted
In the lone valley, echoing far and wide
Buy Writings Wares Buy Writings ares :
The hollow murmurs Of the ocean tide,
The hum Of bees, the linnets lay Of love, /,
And the full choir that wakes the universal
grove"
Buy Writings Wares Buy Writings Wares
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-29
ssWhen Freedom From Her Noun
tain Height Unfurled Her
Standard to the Ale!''

the knowing ones shook their heads, and said
that it was but another device Of Writings to
herald their bargains in Household Supplies OF
every description, Crockeryware, Cutlery,
Woodenware, Lamps-no cheaper or finer ones
to be had. Glassware fine assortment OF
Glasses. Goblets, etc, Looking Glasses, FIRE
Sets. Washstand Sets, Baskets of all kinds,
Lanterns Fancy Glassware Vases, etc., Dough
Trays, Lemon Squeezers, Rat Traps, Clothes
Lines, Butter Chnrns, Cedar Buckets, Skiilets
Tubs, etc., etc. Do you need anything in above
line. inspect Whiting stock.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-29

Near Kosciusko, Miss, George A..
Dodd, a farmer, overlook George
Lucket. a colored horse thief and
killed him on the road. @
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-29

A big rise is reported as coming
down the Ohio and the Mississippi,
which will reopen those riverssto
navigation.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-29

The Alexandria Obelisk has been
placed in Central Park, New York.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-29

The papers are filled with accounts
Of the destructive effects of the recent
snow storm, through Canada and the
~<r..1Lo,,, St.+ns
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-29
W ittiing's S
w ARES!
IT PAYS YOU TO INVEST N!
ENSIGN F.! PLANT Your Orders Here,
this is the Best Place to Trade,

is an admonition chat We would instill IN the
mind of everyone who has not, as yet tried the
virtues of Writings Wares
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-29
MAKE A HORSE LAUGH!

"AVING BOUGHT THE GREATER
IL portion of Mr.. VIM. Gesell's TinWaFe
stock, and at prices that will enable us to re.
sell it for almost nothing, allow US to suggest
that you lay in an assortment Of it. Actually,
if YOU learn our prices, it will cause you to
smile. Anything, mind vou from Nutmeg
Crater to an Oil Can, and at Fifty Per Cent.
less than Cash Wholesale Prices. Call and see,
and you will soon come to the conclusion that
such chances-in Tinware-occur but once in
ifetime-Witting's Wares.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-29
.THERE,s no PLACE LIKE HOMES

If Writings Groceries arc used to keep aglow
the tender spark Of existence. And when We
memorize the fact that there is hardly steam.
er from the ice.gorges above, or one from the
city of great expectations below, that has not
more or less Of Witting's Wares aboard.
We fall heirs to an important truism.. This
week We offer some new and beautiful Cod
fsh-beautiful in the sense that they are bone.
less sliding down without opposition. New
Sugars, New Rice, Barley and Oatmeal, New
Flour. Where can you get Hner or cheaper
Hamse Haven't we the best assortment Of
Coffee! Fresh Crackers, choicest OF choice
Cheese, Finest Flour, Apples, Oranges and
Grapes-G Grapes that have crossed the Ocean Il
bring Joy to your bosom. Fancy Groceries O.
all kinds. Low prices. Red Onions. Dried Beef
Macaroni, vermicelli, Prunes and so on. New
Canned Goods all brands Of Condemned MIX
Fresh Country Butter every Saturday. Bes
New York Goshen and choicest Western Roi
Butter. Family Flour at popula: prices. Irisf
and sweet Potatoes, Finest Cranberries eve
brought to Baton Rouge. Kerosene, Headlight
and other Oils. Cheap Candles and Soap q
almost waters price-Witting's Wares.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-29

! The mule continued to be BUSY.
When a mule kicks himself clear
Of the earth. his heels seldom reach
higher than his back; that is, a mules
tore-legs can reach forward and his
hind-legs backward until the mule
} becomes Strengthened out into a line
of mule parallel with the earth and
fifteen or twenty feet therefrom. This
mules hind-legs, however, were not
f only raised into line with his back,
but they would GENE over until the
S bottom of the hoofs almost touched
t bis ears. )"
e The mule proceeded as if he de-
r sired to hurry through.
| had no idea how many bees
hive would hold until saw that bee
hive was emptied on that mule. They
u covered him so completely that
could not see any of him but the CLAN
of his eyes. could see from the ex
u preston of his eyes that he didn'
like the way things we're going.
The mule still went on in an alb
sorbed kind of a way.
s Not only was every bee Of the dis
4 turbed hive on duty, but think thu
e news had been conveyed to neighbor
ING hives that war had been declared
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-29

Northern States.
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9as sroee csoos.
(aus set &rsabIaHseH bes ebemaIisen 9d6ermeiIters
iesiSsn ReHtisrs GtetaeI in Gi6as.)

Ntit'n erpben Spos is mir'f6 ANAL
eeeenoibmIt9 seeansen. Oas IaiIen Sc
llh erSdbletl, meine Ssrren - SD oebe
Genes AbenbS a Stidben auf Der Sboiieb
i6basiereh oa fontmt gta1bari9 sSribe
angeIppfen lin briIIt i6pn ppn 9Seiten !:
09err 9,ethen Serr 9iet6en! Sic IoI=
len sleth na6 SauIe fDinmen, Der GeGecz
bebr nbmann is ba - Sic bamm's srpBe
2pos setppnnen !"
Sdnerebrett, id, in meiner sSreebe,
i6enfn a Sinfneisrpi9snitid6en un bese
tpie perrift berbeeme. gSie i6 biufomme
= is fee Gpllecbebr mid ba I'M iberbaubt
tee. .g8prt mid ipahr an Der 8eI6i6te.
Safte ii6 Der eefaIt'se Staar ern semeiz
nen S6baB nit mir eema6t = Sea, bid
frieg i6 i9pn. ANAL, bent d BET mir,
un ridtis! 9le paar 0ase SSrauf, iuie icb
serabe bel 8inferten Il Stebbebbhen brinfe,
fomlmt bod mel SSribe ipieber auf mid saz
seiterSt un ruff ,loerr 0iet6srl lppfen
&c seIbtpiilDe na9 !6auie IS Sbre S1tpie=
9errnutter bat Der S4lag seribrt !"
so" Jag id, un friese ben Wtosieb
bei'm S6Iaffitt6en au faIleit yaIio id ioll
na9 Saule fommen. Sdeen, mel eSinsel=
den SD perbe nad !Saule seben. 9lber
eu fOmmit nit - periteblte. g fennte
Wisoer tpie mit'n srpBen 2opie lein !" =
lin banit bad DIN bel Den S6ipeinsobren
un nabm'n nit mir. 9lber tpie mer naeb
5aaie famen, tparid pertIi6 10: be
SdipiesernuItter - bate Der S6las se=
rtbrt. 9ta, III ba bab DIN opd ipeiter
nildt sepabn: g is Del Slid, ssribe,
ia9t'b. @enn's MID ipabr setpeIen ipdfe,
bdttlte a baar Gebeerise binter Be 2eiiel
aefrieat
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Cincinnati, spnntag Den 2t. augnf 1881.

fonmen. Serr bon 9tantipib bate Grid
erfannt unb i6ritt eiIenbs 'alf ibn su.
y9Stllfcmnten tauienbmaI bersIih mill
fon'lnen," rief er bersIid unb rei6te tbm
Die Sano. v9lod INNER eiseniinnig 2"
iebte er Id9elnb bit3u. 9lu6 bie gnberen
umrinsten iebt Grid, ibn freubig Be-
9rilbenb. Slit itiniser 3abruna fibte er
S5rau bon &anfipiB Die SanS bann
tpanbte er iid an ben 8ater.
aRi6t eisenlinnig, nur geipiIienbaft--"
gSeiter fam er ni6t benn Serr 8anfipib
fiel tbm ms &ort. ,,9Sas seideben lit,
bat Gptt sefiist," unb ernlt fubr er
fort: v2ieber Grid, aIsSte nit Ic1iperetn,
aber boifniln9Sreiden Screen BON uns
Idieoen Oa bieben mir 1ic tpieoerfebren,
ipenn Der 6rieoen einseldutet iparbe.
Seute 1T Der Gag Die @lpden t6nen unb
Sic ipollen nidt reben2 Stun, ba fpm=
men mir Sit SSbneL fiibren Sbnen unIer
ltebes Stno 5u uno fa9en aus poller lle=
berSeusuu9: 9lebmen Sic iie bin; nur
bel SSbnen i6eint uns Wtarien's 2ebenS=
9liif geiid,ert! 1lnD fDnnen Sic nod
i4panfen, Grid, ipenn mir, bic GItern,
10 su Sbuen ipre6en."
v8aun i'd, bari i9 bemn en- 10 bel
8lid slauben 2" rief Grid tief ersriffen
auss
Da umi6Iangen ibn Stpei 9lrme unb er
porte Die leIlen Worte: ySSa, CLAUDE"
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sSn Der Siaa Der Sante Selenen's mar
an bieiem Gage Elm bOppeItes sSelt sefeiert
fprrnen einmaI sur SSeier be8 SSriebens,
bpn befen llnterSeidnltn9 Der TsIegrapb
Ioeben Die 8unOe eebra6t bate, unp oann
Die 8erlobans Seebad's nit Marie BON
&anfpib.
Die Si6ter i'm @arten tparen erloI6en,
fpie Die sSreuoenfeuer auf ben 0aseIn am
na6tli6en SinmeI iIin,n,erten bic Sterne
IN milbem Sdimmer uno brunten rauIdJs
ten Die linoen Sritbltnssipinoe bur6 Die
alten Sunflen gSdlber, ieber i9tpeIlenben
Snospe leber buftiSen 8lutbe bic ieIiae
SOfi4aft sufIiiiterHO y6riebe auf Gr-
ben !"
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Oie RnIIe

Gin SdauIpieIer bat Ieinem Dienfmdo=
den anbefobIen Jiiemanpen pOrSalanen,
ba er iebt nit ieiner 8pIIe Su tbun babe.
Sur5 barauf fontmtS Semano, um Den &ilnitz
Ter gu ipreden.
3ienitmGbden: 8epaure, Der
Serr bat ieBt feline .3eit, er rpllt.
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Mtkariff.

S.auptmann CUR Gpmpasnie, bic
idIe6t erercirt); eSbr ieiO etne 10 nile
rable 8anoe, GAP Sbr gar ni6t irertb ieip,
oap Guh Elm 6auptmanil erercirt 4! Sir
Gn6 lit baS erite bette Rbinoceros gut
genug! (Stedt tpiitbenb letnen Sabe[ elm:
90, Serr lieutenant, ilberuebmen Sic baS
Commando.
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II IN E hfeIt.

.0enfe nur, Iieber Wtann, tpie seisis Der
gea4bar aIdmmle 1T Jteiit Der beute fir
a6t Gage ouf geiud su ieineu geripanbz
ten na6 Stuttgart a6, uno nimnt Jhdts
NIT ais Elm 5ernb unb einen Sbaler !"
D9as iiebt ibm sIeid, unb pu tpirit
iehen er bringt beioe5 tpieper ungetpe4ielt
5uriid !"
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@ibsrIsa

9Iber baB Sic rsiten, Ssrr gfarrer, bas
1T itipioer bic Sdrift, in Der es beiBt oGez
bet bin in ale 0eIt p
Da tduf6en Sic iieb bod, 9err 9arOiL
oenn es itebt aud seidrieben ,Sebet Si,
tpie ibr forttonnt !"
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glnaensbmssgorr

,S6au', 2tntpn, 9u tpeiBt gar ni6t
tpie i66n Outs bait ais SunsSeieP. Sin
SamiIienpater muB in ieper Gage bes 2e=
benS &iifItdt nebmen auf ieine 9lngebbri<
gen. Du aber fannft Did iepen Iusenbltf
aufbdnset erl6ieBen, ober in bic SUIT
iprensen, mas Did freut !"
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g 9reiber 9lrrmeper Gum
8roB6auer 5ransbuber) SD fam Gu6
Die 8eriiherung Sebert Serr Sran5buber,
baB cure To6tsr ipie I'M Baraoiele nit
mir Ieben miro, brum leib ni9t oatpicer
uno 8ebt Cure Ginipillisuns.
6rau5buber: Sm, ia, tpie i'm
BaraDieie, slaub's i6on benn Sbr tper=
oct baIp ni9ts ansusieben habsn.
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6 d erafraqe.

Mann esbt eie Birtuns Der 1irfads sors
aus
@snn sin 2si9snpoasn sSg sinsm Npss
tsrpssen ktsfasSs.
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SbfIih hfeit.

Serr bon 56neibeipin 1T 10 bbflid, baB
ct iib, tuenn er eiilen srtpiidten SlOb tDbs
ten min, SemieIben erft ppritsat.
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Mannigfaltiges.
y cred tiste Srase

,,Ralm lit in Der tleinItea Suite
Sir Elm sliidlidb liebeno Haar" -
glber mo lit Blas, ih bite.
Spatsr fir bic 8ineerlhaar?
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8e9eR 8erbrennungen ipirb
iebt ppn ameritanii6en Aersten ipieOerboIt
cine aufiblung BON Spba in @ailer ems
pfOblen ilnb angenenoet. DieIeIbe iollte
10 itarf iein, RAP lih Elm EbeiI bappn I'M
Gefdbe nieperI6Idst, einen SpbeniaB biz
benb. Ntan iollte itets cine Slai6e BON
FOLDER SObafliliiisfeit fir DorfDnmenbe
Sale porrdtbis balten. 8ei ieiner Gins
fadbeit unb 8illisfeit perSient bieles Mit=
tel ale Seadtuns. Der 4ntpeienbeit Der
SODA (fobleniaureS 9iatron) in Der Seife
perbantt oifenbar au6 Der Seifenbrei (sez
i6abte Seize feline @irfiamfeit seeen
SerbrennunSen.
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Die @siden baben gut reieben fpenn iie
es nur INNER tbaten, bann parSen i'm
&siae bic armen abnebmen.
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Dorfsefdi6tens StpL.

Sn bem fIsinen Sauie ipcbnt Elm altes
Gbepaar, Go ndbrt iih BON isiner 5anbe
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