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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-13
IyENs FROM THE CAPITAL.

Some time has elapsed since your
readers were troubled with snythius
from me. Though silent, I have been
none the less interested 10 the progress
Of Hays County, and the enlarge mcut Of
the FREE Pass. whose columns arc
quito treat to us now that We have re-
moved from our old home.
Christmas came, and about Austin
was observed in various ways. Some
regarded it as an occasion for making an
immense deal Of noise, aud the amount
Of powder burnt would have fought =
battle. Others celebrated it by getting
drunk and staggering upon the streets.
Others had their Christmas trees for the
lit,lo folks, and tried to mako 1t nm CO.
casiou Of joy to the Sunday School
scholars. The writer was permitted to
cat Christmas turkey with an old friend,
Mr. II. Il. Flanagan. bis family and
friends. Tho turkey was most delicious
as we'll as the many other eatables. Ap
petite was good all round the long table,
and justice was done to it's contents.
A stroll down through town after din
ner revealed the fact that business had
mostly stopped. and you could not buy
a yard of calico unless it was from
jew, nor get letter from the postofice
unless you had lock box, for the doors
we're closed. Everybody was taking
holiday. r.
At Pecan Spring, near the city, where
the writer teaches, there was y sociablc
on Tuesday night, tho 2s,h. The school
house was decorated, aud to give COM
plete &C ivity TO the social faculties Of
tho attendants, candies, raisins, nuts,
apples and cakes were distributed. The
various jaw exercises were iuterspersed
with music on the organ, accompanied
by Prof. Brands singing class. The
night was exceedingly cold, and those
who faced the Norther paid for all they
enjoyed. The next morning the Their
n,ometcr stood TO- above zero.
The Christmas holidays which some
Of us expected to enjoy out of school
were disappointed. on account Of the
cold. In the room by the fire, or in bed
we're the only comfortable places to be
found.
The Blind Asylum had concert on
New Years eve to siRnalize the death
OF the olo year and the birth Of the new.
The music was good, the acting amusing
aud the tableaux quite impressive, and
though it was quite cold good audience
was present.
The writer one day entered the Farm
er's Hotel, restaurant on the Avenue
near the Capitol, to get dinner, and was
agreeably surprised to find our old friend
Elder Williamson in charge. he and
his good lady can set a good table and
furnish comfortable lodging at q mode
rate price. ALEXIS.
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FROM KYLE.
KYLE, JAN. 10, 1881,

- KYLE, JAN. 10, 1881,
How 10 this for Texas weather ?
We are no more in tho tropical
climate 90 often sroken Of.
Oh cant wo have some poetry new on
the snow, the beautiful snow?
Just Tor once let's try
Beautiful snow. how l wonder
What you are.
Down on the ground
That Is so black.
Here you come, here you 60,
Near and Tar,
Right under tho shingles,
Down on my back.
Excuse US, | believe We were to write
news. aud not poetry.
Our place is quiet-busiucss fair.
Improvements are set back on account
Of bad weather and for want Of lum
Der. A good msny Of the neighbors
have given parties during the holidays,
aud l believe Kyle has been we'll repr
seuted at all. We attended one at Mr..
Doualsou's on tho Dlanco, aud We
mu st say was quito pleasant affair.
San Marcos was out 10 full, aud all
seemed to enjoy themselves.
Kyle received her first lot ofemigiants
this last week from Georgia, (colored)
All have settled on Col. Sledge's place
with the intention Of making it their
home. was just thinking that we
had enough Of that class Of people, but
the Col. seems to think different. We
hope though they will make good citi'
Gems and help to develop the Lone Star
State. I am sure as long as they are
under the Colonel's supervision they
will be all right.
Several speak Of the FREE Press as
improving. May it continue to do so
and have the hearty support Of the peo'
pie, for know its faithful manager is
due it. Yours. &C., EMON.
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FROM SCIENCE HALL.
SCIENCE HALL, jan. B, 1881.


DEAR FREE pREss:-After resting
while over our first we will try you
again, as that article did not fiud the
waste basket.
Our people think We have had bad
weather to enjoy Christmas. There
have been few parties and dances
among the young. The Baptists had
meeting Saturday and Sunday. good con-
gregu tions, and appeared to enjoy them
selves. This looks like the proper way
to pass the Anniversary Of the Savior.
About one week before Christmas there
was Calico party given at Science Hall
by the Ladies for the purpose of buying
an organ for the Uuion Sunday school.
It appeared to originate with Mrs. An
drews and her schoolgirls, and they
worked with commeudable zeal, Our
highly accomplished and noble music
teacher. Miss Fannie Adkins,) gave us
some fine music. All seemed to enjoy
themselves, and taken altogether, it was
pice affair; proceeds about sl4.
DR.. d. Castlebcry has moved to Pro.
Py,e's house. lie is qlite an acquisition
to our neighborhood, as he appears to
be a good doctor, Christian gentleman,
and temperance man. all Of which is
hard to find 10 the same man. Pro.
Jaso Andrews has built on his land
about 30 yards from Science Hall, and
takes charge with Mrs. Andrews OF our
school to day. He has II fine reputation
as teacher and good Sunday-school
worker. The motto is to make Science
Hall take little higher position than
the envia BILE one it now holds, Tor We
are all still looking the same way 1t we
are not pulling. We are blessed in not
having contentious aud contrary men
in our midst, and as we have not that
class we have the other whicE is far bet
ter. We regret to hear of the burning
of Col. Sledge's gin on Friday last Mr..
Clifton died on Onion Creek on 3ist.
Dec. He came here from Missouri lou
or FIVE years since for his health, being
consumptive. No doubt the move pro,
longed his life, but could net eradicate
tho fearful disease, he leaves a wife and
three little children to the charities OF
the good people. HOPEFUL.
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Nalice.

Subscriptions taken for any publ'ca-
ton at putl:shers prices, With no ex-
perse for postage. or trouble writing
letters. Many magazines are as cheap
b. the copy % they are BY the year. Such
nay be paid scr az they are received, ,nd
car be s;oTyed at any tine. Soriboers.
st. Nichols, EErper's and Frank Lee
les Popular NOu,h!ies, and Denore.,s
ussszioe and osbs-s. sill bt furnished
n that way. Ard 81 ese be had BY the
rear Il uail f5r 10 sivsBee at the p1e-
lishe-'s yr5css. b. easssgao
&C JrLI1s. Se-s Desier.
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This is how an exchange puts it
"All business msn should have letter
heads, statements, etc, and show their
patrons that they are in reality business
men. A common blank sheet Of paper
used BY business men in their correspon-
depce or settlements with their custom
ers will give those who haze dealings
with them the impression that they are
not possessed of the enterprise and get
nm required for meu who carry on bust
ness Of any kind.
~CsH at the FREE Pass Once
add get yoar supplies
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Postage is prepaid on all the above.
We will also send any of the above
singly. or any other paper or periodical
at publishers prices, free Of charge.
the many losses caused by failure,
robbery of, and petty tbefts out of the
mails. make it absolutely necessary to
send by postal order, registered letter
or draft.
The cafe arrival of all publications
guaranteed.
II after reasonable time any sub
scriber fails to receive the publication
sent for, notify us, by postal card that the
error if any. may be promptly corrected.
Our responsibility ceases when paper
arrives with dates correctly credited,
which is evidence the publisher has been
maid.
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IL lOvHl'

j. b. Hankla has removed his boot
and shoe shop to the room recently &C.
cup;ed by Mr.. Thomas as a barber shop,
next door to johnson e. johnson,
Having now a much better location. he
proposes to proportionately extend his
business, and hopes to better able to
serve the public. Mr. il. is master
workman and artist in his vocation, and
every way worthy Of liberal patronage.
Give him a call.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-13

Asa source of profitable entertain
ment for the family no paper exceeds in
interest the Youths Companion. 1t has
recently been enlarged. and is illustrat
ed by the best artists. 1t employs the
same writers MS the English ind Amcri.
can Magazines, and no other
publication for the family
furnishes so much entertain
ment and Instruction Of u superior order
for SO low price.
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Happy New Yenr.

Having permanently located in San
Marcos, and having all the machinery
and stock necessary to carry on Black
suithing in all its branches, l hereby
tender my thanks to my friends aud the
public for their patronage during the
past year, aud solicit a continuance of
Thu same. Shop at the old stand of
Deviney & Markley. Prices as low as
Mt any other shop. Satisfaction guaran.
teed, j. +. MORRIS,
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Personals.

Lewis Mackay is tho new clerk Of
Mitchell 4 Glover. Bankers.
Psrson Thrall is having a tenement
house built on his lots on the street on
which the Methodist church is located.
Mr.. Rogers is arranging to build q
handsome now residence for Mrs. Dial.
Mr.. Galloway, Sen, having bought the
property on which he resided, Of Frank
Malone, is preparing to build an addi-
ton TO his dwelling.
Pro. Shumste. lectured at the Iusti
tute Tuesdsy night on elocution reading,
accompanied by readings by himself and
son. Object, the formation Of a read
ing club. We regret our inability to be
present, We hear thu entertainment was
u good one. Hope he mao succeed in
his purpose, which is highly common
dablc one. Good readers arc extremely
rare.
BY our advertising columns It will be
seen that no less than three distressed
damsels are about appealing to the Dis
trict Court to break the iron bands OF
unhappy marriages.
ELDER B. Hl,cher, Bibtist, will
preach ut the Christian church on next
Sabbath.
SEE advertisement OF Mrs. Humans
Writing School. We have seen samples
showing the progress Of pupils under her
charge, which speak very favorably OF
her efficiency as teacher.
1t will also be noticed that her daugh.
ter, Miss Alice, will teach class in
dancing, in which we learn the young
lady is proficient.
The opportunity will DO q good one
for all wishing to perfect themselves in
either department.
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J. J.. Entrekiu respectfully informs
his friends aud the public that he has
removed his Grocery Store into ID ).
Combs new building. East side Plaza,
where he will hereafter be found with a
larger stock aud better facilities for
serving the public than ever before. lie
invites continuance and extension o.
public patronage.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-13

We are prepared to cub tho FREE
Pass TO new or renewing subscribers
with the following publications ut the
rates specified below, if ordered at the
same time with our paper. In the first
column we give the regular price OF each
publication singly, III the second the
price of the same aud the FREE PRESS
together:
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-13

J.H. ZEILIS & Co. prOprietOrs OF
Simmons Liver Regulator. have favor
ed Us With q cory Of their Alninic.
eOu;aining valuable Tables, aud use
full receipts aud Duch other
information. iDeludinr the valu,-
be properties ofsimDOn's Liver Reg
rls,or.
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oyster CREEK, Dec. 31st.-S0.

EDIroR FREE PREss.-Farmers are
uneasy about their small CRAIG which is
Just beginning to sprout. The recent
cold snap has doubtless injured much Of
it. Our school will open on the 81 OF
January prox., and full attendance is
expected. uLENs'
[The above from q new correspondent
should have appeared 10 our last issue.
but was overlooked.-ED.I
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,,,y.t plarsi. PLaY,i PLASsi

Fsr peszins clas,. sss lnstssI rlssssiesi', Is--
,--,,.r. TI..s DrsEi-s-kocu Plays. fssry ris1s.
sskSspi.n Pisys. Grtes beets. ,p-tfsr.. 70
-5r-s~. Tsll-srs lFtts. nsrn-.iun iifts. csl-
- Ff-s surtI ccrs. Ihss.-tcslfac frsrssi 49,
g.risTs. Ntr Nerts. y e. b-s-es spe $1,000.
a. -seuoss prirrs- Csarne-. scsners. Ntsrse-s-
- -. sspurL FEtsCs tsN
-sF ft-t - - E~t-
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-13

JAY ID. DUSsIS0, Clerk, Wabash
Shops. Toledo. Ohio. s,ys;-l su 10.
searing an Only Lana Pad. and i
has afforded me almost Instant relief
from asihms.-See Adg.
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Lost!

Judge Cook lost trunk from his bug
gy between this place and Seeguin; on
Monday last. Any person who will dc
liver it to Ned Kyle, at Turner'S store
in this place, will be literally rewarded.
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NEW HANK.

FRANK X. MALONE, late with
Messr.. Mitchell 4 Glover, has opened
q banking Office at MaloDe's Store.
and solicits public patronage in all
branches Of the Banking business.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-13

DR.. PEypLEroy made his wife hap
by. the other day, by presenting her
with ons Of thse beautiful sets of iurni-
ture. for sale by III puer & Nance, With
which Austin cannot compete.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-13

One Gst!in, who belongs near Noun
tain City, was arrested lately ct Austin
on q charge of stage robbery.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-13

SUNDAY last was regular winter day.
Snow fell to the depth of about one inch.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-13

FIRST CLASS BEEF.-Wc have
scarcely ever seen fatter or finer beef
and other meats than are now to be
fouud at the market Of j. p. & 5. kone
r., tbam
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Opening Of the FREQ School.

The Free School Of San Marcos
School community No % will open on
January 3lst. 1881. Male Department
will be taught at Free School House,
and the female department at Coronal
Institute.
5. FISHER,
j.. BARBEE. Trustees
Il. p. RAYNoLDs,
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PLtxrr to read at c. T. SGlisns
Ne-s Depot, for Young and Old Come
and eI,niue; anything not O. haDd far
pished 10 q short tue
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-13

THY had aaiie = FIRE 8; Loekhart
las; voek. Que ,i1e Of the SPARE -ss
sad k,-s. Ssa Marcos shO1ll Be VAN
Cd 70 Eus. Bs;.e- hairy - tAst lrs
,cyuzsry ~ te.I ..lEe5 q.
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GARDEN SEEDS

PRor. o. S. FOWLER, tn, veteran
phrenologist, locturel at Austin one
night this week. We should be pleased
10 have him lecture here.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-13

THE Post office was removed to Its
new quarters On yesterday. A great
improvement,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-13

DEMoREsr's Magazine ios Janu,ry
for sale at G.. II. JULIANs News Depot.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-13

The cold term appears to have inter
mil.sl, aud Texas is herself again.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-13

Life Of CAPT. Fry the Cuban Martyr
Don Quixote Markoff the Russian
yiolinist, noyel; Magdalen Ferat,
by Emile Zola. etc.
For any of the above call on Miss
Russell at her book store.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-13

CALI AMI rec that fine furnitur" al
the house oil Eppncr Il Nance,
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S. II. IRWIN, OF Ute Creek. Coliax
Co., New Mexico. says:.-My vile ha.
been cured OF a cough Of thirty years
standing by wearing an Only Lung
Pad. See Adv.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-13

asSu AY.urseivcs By mailing monsy when =
0hu Ogolden chance 10 offered, thereby al
0A2 ways keeping poverty from your door.
Those who slwsys take sdvantags OF the good
chances for making money that sre offered. general
~ become wealthy, while those Who do otinprove
.ueb chances remain In poverty. We want many
men, women. boys and girls 10 work for us right in
their own localities. The business Will pay more
than ten times Ordinary wages. We furnish an ex-
.rho snesges fails 10 make money ven rapidly. Too
can eevots your whole time 70 the work, OF only
yosr scare moments. Yaii Information and al hat
|. needed sbt free. Address srissos d Co, Pert
isD<. haiD~. peop
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GLEAsoS's MOn;bly Companion for
Janu,ry. nothing eOntiDued, oolF i0cts-,
atC.g Juiisa's News Depot.
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BRIGus is still selling goods very chcaI
md still keeping up full stock.
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ST.. CLOUD House, CHICAGO, Ills,
.l0.l 1g-0

Dear Doctor-I have been using your
Golden Medical DISCOVERY and Pellets
for liver complaint and general debility.
II is impossible to express the gratitude
| feel. II is simply wonderful toe effect
your medicines have bad upon me. am
ia every gay a thousand per cent. better.
lam yours respectfully,
J. C. DAVIDSON.
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FRANK LssLlE's Chimney Corner for
sale at c. X. JULIAN's News Depot.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-13

FRESH caudies. finest quality, at Fritz
l.ange's.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-13

A GREAT many owe az on subscrip'
ton and otherwise. We think they
will find no better time to pay than the
nrcsent and VIC need the money.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-13

OLD newspapers for wrapping pur-
noses at this office. The cheaIes wrap.
ping papers.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-13

Un canvasscd at Donaldson s
cheap q. good.
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DoSr fail to bay one of their fine
bed. prings of iippncr & Nance.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-13

LAKESIDE Cook Books, new lot Ut
G. r Julian's News Depot.
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; Z = For Sale!
Circumstances over which I have no
control, make il necessary for me to close
my business. therefore offer the
CITY FLOUR MILLS
for sale. The house and mos ( Of Ii
machinery Is new and In 6rst class run.
ming order, consisting Of:
l Iron Frame AZ 10. Saw Mill. COM
l Eagle Cotton Gin. G5 Saws and cen.
denser, Cr
/ Newell G 10. Iron Power Screw,
Patent Sfrsub Corn Mill,
Wheat Mil, &c in. French Buhr,
lBolfing Chest. 3 Reels, 30 in. diam.
one Return Reel,
i California Shutter. I Separator snS
Fan,
! Iron Turbine 8 n. Water Wheel.
! Stationary Esgise and Boiler, 90
horse Power.
Old house 25x35 n, 81 stories hieh--
new house 3Ox40 H., 3 stories above
Basement. Room. power and water for
Ice Factory. Doe lot and dwelling co.,
timing 5 rooms. e.rden. horse lot. crib.
stables. &c. will cell ell together o.
reserve dwelling and lot. or either power.
water or steam A bsresin eau be had
Terms satisfactory. Apply 10
STERLING FISHER.
B.w. SMITH.
Ssp'. z-.f st the Nil
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Two car load, of salt just received at
Hinzis's Whole Sale Grocery.
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SAN ANTONIO Daily Express for sale
at the News Depot of G. r. JULIAN.
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&S19Ezg;sas E a|
International aud aAA Northern sakal.
SAN ANTONIO DIVISION:

Frelsh. 50 go " Freights3 lc;,S |" |"
4" 81 7.lOA.u n. 81 3.25 ="
KIP. CORBYS. niv. Supt
n. u. uOXtE. We'd Prest and Gen'l Supt.
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Fo-yetruIncss Of People.

We would not. BY enticing headings
and other devices lead you luto reading
of the virtues possessed by PIERCE Cele-
brated Medici ncs were it not that we are
aware of the forgetfuluess Of people, and
that must be our excuse, dear reader, for
again telling you that DIR. Pierce's Gold,
en- Medical Discovery is without an equal
az a blood purifier. 1t cures all huuors
from the common blotch, pimple or
eruption. TO the worst seroiula, fever,
sore or ulcer. DIR. Pierce's Pellets are
pleasant but etiibient cathartie. Sold by
druggists.
ST. CLOUD House, CIrsAGo; Ills"
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A rev supply at
G.. w, DoNALSoNs.
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HANS

Try them
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-26
SiFsieae ,, ,Snfotmatton" fir Gin
fs1nft A6rsr

Die ginipanoerun9s- Siireaur, tpeldle bon
perIdiebenen Gtaaten unterbalten neroen, iino
nit mGnigen IaSnabmeu ertGrmllber 6uul=
bug. gid,t, ooB eine iold,e 8cb6r6e utd)t
piel Gutes leiien f0nnte. SUI @eqentbeile!
gSoblgeleitet ipiiroen iie elm Seecu fir ieoen
Gtaat iein. Aber in Der &eael nerben Ssrar=
tige gtb6rben nur oils Seriorguuas sanifalteu
fir poIttiiae BeOienten betradtet, Die meoer
8eiGbisuns, nod gerfGnSniB fir ibre 4ufI
gabe b0ben. 90 Idetflt es aud) in SiiS> @aro-
lima su ieir. Ser bortige girwaaoerunas
2acut, Gomarb 81. B0bfin bei6t er, bat fiirs.
lid cine Broifire in 6eutiher Spradle pere
1ffentlt1t, poriu er bic SorsiiQe ieines Staas
tcS anpreilf. gle 1T cine u9hre Tunoorube
beS f6itli6iten llfs. Sier elm paar Brobeu,
rie mir Der in Gbarletton eri4eiuenoeu y 9suts
ideu 3fitung" entnebmen:
,9as Sber~ ober Sii9ell1nS beaiunt an
elmer ipillfiirllden 9tnie uuscfdhr 25 soer so
Weilen iiber ben abfdlen Der SliiIIe, mo iuerit
Spuren BON Granit erideinen, iuelde Die
8aHerfdlle bloen unS iid) iiberaa ,eigen."
Gem rintelli9enten @inpanSerer" pirO iol>
9enber Siath ertteilt:
yyWan lf)ide einen Brief on iraeno cine Ser
obeusenannten Srtidofteu, aoreifire benielben
einfadJ: v0iein Segr ser @ermnn" an eiHen
Der bort lebenben 0eutidleu, uuo Der Yoiin1eiz
fer Nib in iolAen Sdllen BALI einen iuteliz
9enten Waml fuben, oem er ben 8rief Suitellen
pirb, unb Elm FOLDER Srief oiirfte balo cine
AnnOrt brin9en."
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