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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03

pudlaie his act, Thus SenatoT Rau>Gv1
has, In Us opinion. ~.srsa at cue puu
ciples, wcuuaei eur sc.t-re>peCt, aud
condoned tie "Gret t.Aut. aye ~
~arded is peFpetra - And Jar whs.t
One Of Ms warrueet supporters I'll
me By - doug Senator Riasou ret
get more tor ~ shaa any Cne else sud
there i - r Us
Poor, poor osa Noetb Sa-3LaG for 'b~
Democracy reprczeot~ her be>f ard i
that party has become lebA~L A. rnaay
believe, let u, put on saekcloth and shc, +.
| believe il uot | believe she sill sicp
into line with tho Democracy etsevheFg
which Is now putting OF a very ~li1sreut
armor for lisa aud rcpudIAte these no
tions born of war aud cur missoTsuHes.
No one admlrcs Senator Ransom Is
an elocutioui>i more than | do. or ap
preciates more highly his urbanity an !
courtesy, but IN my option he has ms
represented our State aud ! hope MIR.
Dortch may supplant him.
GEo. HOWARD
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03
For TIE Farmer aud Il
Return RaRsom.


NASH Co. y. G. Dee. ~. lSS2.
Mr.. Editor In Your issue Of the 18th
inst. appears "A communication. over
the signature of y, III regard 10 the
election of the next United State. Ems
tor. While | shall not undertake 10
answer in detail ihc:very able commu-
nication alluded 10 above, ! shall en-
deayor to try 10 correct some OF the
mis-statements made by y. liz sa,s
there was a silent and emphatic protest
by the Democratic party 81 North tira-
lima against some OF the leaders 81 tie
Democratic party, WHO T. each eut dos
trine at home and practice another h.
Congress, and who dd uot du- mss
before the public FL tbs.
campaign these measures NV l..
As an humble farmer, cam tai u.s.
far a I j is concerned CHAR q
tive mistake. / heard yNa UN
Gen. lianeom> speech az n ,.t.., ia
August la>t.saud hy told people
that he had voted their mur- Ib,ral.y
while in the senate 5 a -a purpose.
an4 The vote liz -ayc e. su~J B Grant.
was an honest one. which / !. H,k
TO be so. Again he says tll, al :
llGAt StSSibl % tlt ~ NL.tttt 81 4 A..t t.tt
states Senator il tO lie ,iDgts.- -aU, Ks
be Ransom. who has "PUrS.steuly n
represented the people OF hts STATE.
This IS a very -rtrc charge against 8 E
man to-day Who stands head 3ud >l.uai-
der. above any southern man. ID Tic
Senate Of the United States, and n il
Ransom's having been IN Tie senate los
twelve years il is The very strouEgst ur-u-
meut in his remaining there. II, has
acquired an influence there that no
other II an we could send there would
be able to control for the next - years.
This county being the birthplace Of
Mr.. Dortch. and while | snow lhat The
people here hold linn in high esteem, |
would not say L word TO ma his
prospects nor TO sheer at his great abili-
" to represent this great State III lie
National Senate for the next six years.
| must say for the people, the Demo-
cratic voters of this county. that if the
contest were left to them 20 say who
should be the next l.. :. Senator that
NJ. w. Ransom would get two votes to
any mans one. 1t IS To be hoped tlat
the people OF Nash county have not
voted for any MAJ in the last election.
either in the Senate or to the House.
who viii, in either caucus or on th"
floor. vote against Matt ". Ransom Ter
the next United States senator.
w.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03
For the Farmer and Mechanic.
a Mixed Multitude Of Thines
(which all Housekeepers will
be the Better for Knowing,
1t they Don't Already APP
prehend Them.

And the first is that if YOU will get a
TIN steamer you can cook vegetables.
oat meal. etc., with a great saving of
time, trouble. space. and wood.
A friend OF excellent judgement and
discretion gave me one Just a week ago.
and | am perfectly delighted with it.
1t takes up no more room on the stove
than one pot would occupy, and you
can COOK three separate articles of food
III 1t at the same time, and they don't
taste OF each other, run no risk of burn-
ing, and require no attention beyond
keeping up the fire and seeing that the
water does not get too low in the boiler,
which you can always do by keeping it
halt way up the spout of the boiler.
Oat meal is one of the most trouble
some things that can be cooked, unless
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03
Answers to Correspondents.

WESTERN Derby is pronounced Dar-
by III England, the chief authority tor
which Is that Of usage.
lGSORAMUs 1t i not the custom to
offer refreshments to a gentleman at an
afternoon call.
AN Old SUBSCRIBER An invitation
should always be acknowledged. Send a
polite acceptance or regret in the first
person If you are informally invited; but
If formally, return vour an Wer thas.
Miss Smith accepts with mech pleasure
the polite Invitation Of Mrs. John Brown
for Thursday evening, or, Miss Smith
regrets that a previous engagement will
prevent her acceptance Of Mrs. john
Brown invitation On being pre.crt.
CO to the lady who receives. you need
simply say. How do you do?p or Good
evening, and you should call wlthlu a
week alter the party. II IS polite TO
scnd answer - notes Within Il dly after
receiving them.
R.cHEL-Ile BRIDE, pre.euts should
oc marked with her own initials. There
are no such thing, as proomsmcn at
Northern Fashionable weddings, any
more. The BRIDE mas her b~ri4enla.1e.
the groom only a best man Cake
and vines are usually offered at a qliet
wedding.
ETIQtETIE. Your hD.s were very
rude. You should remain al hour Or
less after a dinaer as sou choose u,,er
leave Immediately.
M~OUtAIAG.-Yo can 20 TO your
friends wedding; that is always allowed.
try 70 tighten your mount ~ lor that oe-
ca>lon. aud 4" nnf wear q b!ac. vci.
Your coat trimmed With plush would lie
very heavy. Could you not 20 10 a
black silk, without your b met }lou II,
Ing cards are used just As any ct!cf ca d
ale us-1.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03
For the Farmer and Meet Anic.
Short and Sweet.

Little Mary, three years old,
Romping in the parlor;
Having such a happy time,
Mother wouldn't call her.
Nine O'Clock! and then, of course,
Children should be sleeping
Quick May came. when mother called
Without a sign of weeping.
Mamma" quoth she, IFS tired.
Don't make PIE say long prayers,
Tonight I've played so hard;
And do you think God cares
well babe said mamma, smiling,
Get down upon Your knees,
| think God will not care.
You say just what you please"
Folded hands and rev'rent look
Upon the childish face,
Show that Gods Holy Spirit
Has filed her with its grace.
She looked so pious kneeling,
Beside her little bed,
like an angel, mamma ~thought,)
'sAmen!'' was all she said.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03
For the Farmer and Mechanic.
Christmas Bells.
BY HALL.


let silence reign s%upremely,
For here within this shelte: rude
So bare it is, extremely,
That IOr a babe and nude
To rest upon a couch so crude,
1t is indeed unseemly.
No learned head doth bow
Low DER this humble couch,
No kind words are spoken now,
glad smile, not cen so much
AS woman's gentle hand doth touch
This pale and sanity brow.
No light steps o around
This bed Of straw, only one
A kind old man is found,
Who calls the babe his son,
And knOweth not that he is done
An honor greater than a crown.
No spacious room is set apart
For them. they are not guest,
No place in this busy mart,
Only on his mothers breast
Is room for Bethelem's babe to rest
And a place in his mothers heart.
Lo! coming footsteps, from afar,
Close to the entrance press their way
Then pause, to see if the star
That had guided them, did stay.
Yes! it was Ger the Manager gray
Like a distant lighted al
Ring, We faithful bells, ring!
Strike out a clear strong peal,
For without a sceptre or a ring.
Ermine robe or great State seal
Wise men to him low kneel
Even without the cross to cling.
Ring! We generous bells. ring!
Pour GU q rich full peal.
Presents sweet. and gold We bring,
SO the sick and poor may feel
That a Savior's birth is real
And not a tabled thing.
Ring! We grateful bells. ring!
In deep chimes, sweetly peal.
For that which hosts OF angels sing
Is more to us than the ideal.
Fear not, peace and good will
To all on earth, we bring.
Ring! We JOY bells, ring!
Send out a gladstone peal,
And as We gaily swing
The joyous tones reveal
GLORY to God in the highest well
Proclaim him for our king.
Ring We Christmas bells, ring!
Sound loud your merry peal.
A gay continued tink a-ling!
It's for all nations veal
So strike with mirtiilul zeal,
And watt y'ur echo's on the wing.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03
Gables Department.
Original Contributions BY Southern Lady
Writer'S.


Nory.-Deeirin to assist in taking away TIE re-
p-oHch from tue South, that our section has ntfls
literary ta ent, and that cur Ladies - ruien eitnef
can, nor care to, use the composing pen, We devote
one page of the r. 4 NJ. TO Original and Selected
articles from ladies We cannot At pres mt oner
compensation: but shall D pleased to send . pack
age of extra copies of any issue TO any one WISH
ing to present them to friends 1t ID best Tor eacn
contributor 10 write her address, ON . slip OF paper
with the comnnri~ on: but II she be too umid
this can be omitted. a. the articles will be ccnnn-
ed TO Literary, no isehoid. poetic, aud kindred,
topics, which vii lose none of their Interest, even
though tho editor should not know the author.
RULES: Write plainly, on one side Of the sheet,
dot is make g difference between es and os, as
lose half u day trying to spell out your meaning
Count six words to . line CT type, and try NOT 10
exceed leo lines or two pages OF paper. We prefer
half a column every week rather than = single long
article at one time Stories should not exceed IL
columns In length; people don't care for "oon-
tinued articles. All useless sdjectives. and descrip-
tons should be marked out: PEG lie will not read
them, in n newspaper.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03
For the F. & NJ. -Housshold.
The Grey Jacket.


Take it up tenderly,
Lift it with care,
lis only a jacket.
Not fitting to wear.
Look a. it lovingly,
Though soiled and worn,
TWAS torn by a bullet
BY an enemy thrown.
1t was worn by a Rebel
When old. as when new,
WAC waved the bright colors,
Of red, white. and blue,
And grieved with emotion,
AS he stood neal the tree,
When the army surrendered,
With Robert f. Lee.
We will treasure the Jacket
AS though it were new,
For the boy who wore it
Was both faithful, and true,
And the dark stains are precious.
To the mother, whose son
Wore the Grey Jacket,
Till all was done,
Then quickly laid
Him down to sleep
At home, where friends
Could gather, and weep.
And close by the church
Where the violets bloom,
He rests from his tolls,
His work is done. E.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03
Do YOU WANT
THE INCEST HOME IN MIDDLE
NORTH CAROLINA?

IF SO, you can buy at low figures and
., ionp time. If desired. my residence on
mr. i Side of X. R. a. Cary, n. c. con-
].a;n;ng seventy five acres land. If de-
sire | on part Of purchasers will hyde
ard sci n two or more parcels Call 90
Nr. j. r Walker, at hotel. or Kew. Is.
B. Cultreih On premises. Address
A. I. PAGE,
Pl,e- Crossing. Moore Co. n. Z.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03
Fortbe Farmer and NJ
For q Fowle-
EASTERN CARriI< 4. Z
Dec. lG. ] (

EASTERN CARuLINt.
Dec. lG. ]
Many voters Of Eastern C4rolit1
would like to see ,hc gifted Parrot. rar
uncquailcd orator, and inc uut.uchlng
defender of North Carolina hc~i III
terests in every emergency of the past,
and equal to every II that may arise
in future, elected to the IT,. :. senate.
That man is Judge Daniel G.. Fowle.
For ''pacitication" he would hardly %
back on principle and vote to pension a
MAJ already rolling in wealth, or to
please lobbers and thieves vote un-
heard of appropriations TO imaginary
rivers and unknown Of harhor4. but
grandly and nobly fulfil! the position
honorably to himself, and to the glory
Of North Carolina aud her people.
CONSERVATIVE.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03
LIBERAL MFTuoDISTS We

Liberal METHoDIsTs. We raised
more money at Conference than
at any previous session. We raised
a little o-cr ) 600 tor Dir. Aliens Col
lcee il ChiLa, . Itc over 81 900 for
inhity College. a tie over 800 for
ClIrrh ES;cL~ n, , itt!e over 5000 for
tUIcix AMI domestic MISSIONS and a little
yer S2i0 ior L-cntun st. Church from
D.. Lailcrty lecture. a total of between
etght and ntne thousand. This was re-
markable and marks a new era III oul
Church. Raleigh Adrocate,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03
The Senatorial Question.

The following note is from one of the
leading members of the Bar, and one of
the best known ''Citizens'' OF the State.
We give it place, and the letter Of Judge
Howard, because, like the friends of Gen.
Ransom who are heard from in another
column, we believe in letting the peo-
pie be INDEPENDENTLY when they
are old subscribers of the Farmer and
Mechanic, as are Judge H., Mr.. Dortch,
w." and others:-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03
LAND FOR SALE.
GUIDE w!Tg.oa wtraJJTLEoasEs.
49, u

,f4r ror sale several valuable tracts Of land in
: arrer c,rpty. Terms liberal farms well wctered
md t4Dhar.i, good orchards, and buildings;
.ithiu rom one - three niles OF postotlce, de
~ s4-v a,.f .-st mills, and churches. Produce
>,ttor. e. IN, vno It. clover ard bright yellow to-
paccl 10 peif aLiJn. Apply to
N. a. FOJTE
War stoa. y. G., Sep. II Ii, 1882.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

The farm formerly owned by Rev. A..
Wilson, ID. d., and afterWardS ny DR.. A.
Wilson. M. D., q most beautiful and de-
-irahle situation. Land well adapted t.
grain and graes. Large aod convenient
house, 24 stoli's, ten rooms. with all
necessary out-bIillings and excellent
well Of water. Fine orchard and vines
ward. Situated near the Haw RIVER ]
mills from Hw'ps' ms factory. 6 miles
from M.lantsyi!.e, ) from Graham. and
adj ming he Alamance Stock Farm of
Robert Scott, 800 in tract. More han
n third valuable timbored land.
Also In connection or separately a
wheat corr ard circular saw mill COM
bined, with mill tract containing 20
acres of land, of which there is none
more fertile in North Carolina.
Terms. will he known upon application
to Ii. A BASON,
Melville. Alamance Co. N. c.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03

Messrs. 4. d. Crawford & Co.. Ok
ford, N C., says: 1--WE consider Browns
Iron Ritters the most reliable tonic on
the market;
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03
THE ONE PRICE SYSTEM,

-
~ - Au,ou'e our imu ~
uad'. Ntihes on the
lie nr;c. J., ,io -. 'at
- 80 W ss'! oSeSl one tha' -
w b,v. t',"'' !" d' iat~
~, -. H.. 's"' AH' We 7t~ts
80 "a P''' al car
al. : : = aN' 1stAo lt
~ t''E Psi
:" fa "<ir ARE
90 ''''A HN'a- et1l yH
~
<, - *"' H
hH fH f
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03
RALEIGH. Dec. %. 1882.

Editor Farmer and Mechanic:
per r' the fdPi Hov'i IN ci yppf i'i fram Ine
Tarboro S0Htherner. 1t being from the
pen of a very distinguished and influ-
entail citizen of the state. and touching
q matter of general interest, viii doubt
eddy be acceptable to your numerous
readers. CITIZEN.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03
ONE MANS ciSI as G9l1 IS
As0Fh as st
LUDDEN g. BATES
Southern Music House
Gal Hons = lHr
PIANOS y ORGANS
osE UNIFORM PRICE e. All. gsa
That The LOWEST KnoWH

The useal system ct selling tt.
Organs !. for the dealer Is ia
price he can u; for them &tbua
t. either a fair profit or ,hs g.,,
interest But We are proud e.
this has never been our method u
ing.
For the benefit of purchasers and !,
secure them the full value If the mans.
" established a. the outset Of our IL.
ness twelve years since,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03
BANKING HOUSE OF
VIM. HIS. Burgwyn & Co.
Henderson. Vance Co. n. G.

General Banking, Exchange, and Collection
Business Savings Department. Interest allowed
on deposits. Fire and burglar proof boxes for
rent.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-03
New Monarch
.-7.H-1ycryg.,.yK aZ7EssE.

s. 4,lj. Test, 1881, ovef !
). 1881. - aad II iiprse frY9r
W.uer Tank Or Canopy Top.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-02-23
tGOrtiesuns fOIst.)
,tn,sonis ae,doreu.

Der pcuiionirte Wtoior &noiter6ort
I6out ocs Cages mtnbeitenS odt Stun.
ben ;u ieincm Enrterrefcnitcr berauS unb
rnudt. Sebr DIT ~Ieiitet ibm babel Gin
Idluorser 9uoel @eieui6aft. = GinsS
Cages tommt min elm Otenitmonn SCS
@e9S, Der nber oI6 nidtS ;I tbun but
unb liebt bic beibcn Souaenser.-, Soil
i6 pielei6t ben 3ubeI ba i6cercn2" Troot
Der Sien1tlnanu, NIT einem milit6riidm
8ruBe Ben t6errn 0tdior ialutireno.
y0feinctpe9en", brummt oieicr 9cIailen,
unb Der Sienltmonn ma6t ii6 iofOrt oil
Ous Gjei6Gft. sd meine, mir Iaitn
ibm porn sic ,6aare iteb'n?" Id9t Der
Oienitmam.-y Meinetmcgen! " brimnlt
Der Nfaior. Ter Yubcl l6Bt lids az
oulot9 9efalleu, uno mic CT auf Der ctuCu
Settle fcrti9 lit, idecrt i'm Der eifrigc
0ienltntam aud auf Der mbern. ySScist
lppllen mir Inn nod maiden, mcint Der
Sienitmonu.-yN teinetmeoen " brumnlt
Der lRaior. Ter Sienitmouu bolt Elm
Sdaff gSaiier bcr6ei umO pdidt Den
9lntt gel6orcnen Yubel, oem's nun bod
III uicl pirb, uun Der barum, lobalo Der
Sieuitmoun i'm losldSt, i6lcuuidit
6ciBaus nimmt. Ter 0icnitmaun miiC5t
lid ben S6wciB Don Der Stirne = Bic
9lrbeit mar miibepou = abcr Der Serr
Mtoior madt teine Nticue, linn ben ioucr
u%croieuten |obu ;u ;ablen. Ia foroert
enblid Der Gicnitnronlt Die inn gcbii5
rcnoc Care. = ySdecrt Sud gum ga
TAM" brummt Der Ntuior, = vpuS
i6ccrt mid Der gci6orenc HuOcI? gaBt
61Id Don icinem !6errn bc;ablcn, mir &c
bort bic Beetle ni6t!"-! y9Sas? Sic
babcn ia bod mir Den N~uItrag 9c9eben,
poS S6icr III id)eeren. - ySd2 @5br ieiO
nidt BEL Sroit! Sbr fra9tct, Of SIR Dem
9SuOcl pa ihceren IOllt uno i) iagtc
@icimctpcgcn" - muft, BAH Sbr iort
fommt." = Ia tratt ii6 Der Oienit-
mann bintcr ocu S6ren unO lduIt lpa
CT tam Dem Euoel uad - Der Maior
6nniterbort nbcr lddt uno ia9t bel lid
.Summcr &crl, ben erwii6t On ni6t,
N6cr tunftig 6laie nidt, mas Gid niht
brcuut'"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-02-23

nte utebrl rief ite NIT einem lOI6en Muls
6ru6c Der DUAL, boE Ct MitIeib init i5r
fi5Ite.
Sn, mas winIt' 6enn3 mas Iou lis
tbun2 fragile er ianft.
6ortstbeu, antcn, fOrtaehen unb mid
sergefen.
Or f&uies cine @eiIe, bann ifredis
CT mteber beihe 06nbe IN has Sitter:
nber fe MID 70 fdneq snrad, bag Il
tn Bite Ieere Buff guH.
Tortseben iou i'd iaste er bnnn nnb
IS mar etu @emiIG pom Corn, Eros uub
ErGutiateit IN ieiuem Gone. Out, i'd
seb' istt, a6er nit bonn 8eraeTen IFS
nidts -. unh uon Dir Iafen t5u' i'd
aud nidt, 70 po1r i@ onf meiner SeeIen
Seit9teit boffe. Rur bouiit gu Did bes
tnnit unb sur 8ub' commit, gsb' t& fort
-. uenn Dn horait fertie biif, Comm
ih pieber. So, INN gieb mir bic 6anb
unb bebdt' Did @otfi
Re5ii' Did Got! wiebet6oIte fe:
Der 6lans be- Stimme perriet5, has fe
tiefer IN bic Gammsr amidaewihen
war uub D:reebeEs htidte Muion fem
gti5t an bos Giieusitter, uu bic ee.
ltebte @eitaIt nod einmaI su ie5en; 6le
6tnflsrniB mar unour9btinsIi9.-
Oh tiif f9leht Su utrl FRferte CT;
cber ION Dir Iei n t5n' t1 baum bob
nidt, bas III uistu Iettes Bert.
DGuit Gtn9 Ct; @snf b6tte fsine
S9ritte ferner unb fsrner, bonn
wurbe Nass flu - iiia uab 55s.
wie fortan ibr san3es 2e6eu fein foats.
Gnoere founten boffen un6 pinf&eu,
wsnn fe I'm rlusIid w0ren; @enf buIfte
Gu9 has niGt, rpenn Fe bic @robesru5e
Der Weutter ui6t ft6ren molte. Hufams
menI@aubernb, wle pon @efoeufern
uerfotst, i@Ii9 fe In if: Rdmmer9su
Surid.
Die 3n@t sins fdIofos fur fe bin,
ertf 9e9en Worgsn weinte fe if9 in
eineu ~unrubtsen SdIaF; aber taurt cine
Stun6e ipdter uurbe tie bur5 Iautes
6Iopfeu sepsdt. IS maj Gin Bpte, Der
ben T6rfter gu feinsr fterbenben S&wd.
germ boIte. 9tun mar bas 6aus uoler
uurube; Sober bate ~ pieI init f&
feIbIf 3u tbun, um geulf's perwsinte Nu:
gen ju beo9ten, unb na@bem Der S6rfcr
fottse9oneen mar un6 un6 bic 66rferin
TIT ibrer 5arten @etIe benz Wedb1en ans
getlnbi9t bate baB fe nun in ben
Edsen ibr Bin6eI f@nirtn
eri&ien 'bre Nieberssi4Iasenbeit
ratiltIi9.
Sie aber mar foum i'm Stanbe, ibcr
bic neue 2ebsnswenbuns na9uoenten,
ite besrif nur, haB fs fort mhils, nc:
bin tie 9ehen foute un6 ob fe Die Guts
ais Sell oter lln5eil ansuIeben
Bate, wuroe ibr ni5t tlar. Sn bielem
iuste fe 3u ll9 ieIbit, baB fe
seben mlIs, 10 nett fe ibre SiBe tres
gen ~t6nnten, uru pom 9Inton ni1ts mekr
,n ftbsn uuS 3u b6ren, uno geld baranf
U~ertiefte fe i19 in bic 8orfeauns, mos
lasen wirbe, um fs gu i6erreben,
lnb 'ute fe ibut a~utuorteH miiIe....
Inb 6ann mar es wte6er, ais OBJ tbr 6as
usrsiu9e unS etne bumpfe NaaI
ibr bGs 9erS Suiammeu.
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mad. Das Mtttags1en MGR
bic 65rferin i@Iief; tie SSas
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tn 9riB @ottl aus ibrer 0erfnntens
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;u mieoerboltenmalen na6 Gati6or III
Sberi9lciien se9an9en. Tort bate Tic
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crbalten:
3um 6rittennlale in Ratibori
$50 Iicgt Sa6ien?
$50 Die i6onen Ntdo6en padien.
01it oieIer Nn6bilfe wnr Die Meibe
na6tstiite enbli6 an bns ri@tise ROitamt
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Gin OetfIt1er

Die "S!eus Tuus IN. 81 Tally Rsps"
b1adte tuvSIih ioISenos 9O~rrslpOnOsuS swi
idsu ben 6crrtu 9eQ9ett II. @uid uub &eu
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Ter 1cIhherr.

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2lm letten Sountag uuteripirft bic Ntut.
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rn6 brei Die Qtrme ein9ebiiBt babeents
6riB6en 6ridt III Ebrdnen auS unO onB
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bas ct. Satobs Del. - ptsins frau .rfrol
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Qer aei6eibte Yapa.

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6urtstaa einen ifoner Ragen befommeH.
Natiirli9 feblt cine babe Stun6e 6arauf
elm Rab. Ga6bem cr fi1 ielbit uerssbe
lid beutibt, ben S9a6en sI reparireu,
Aebt CT 81 icinein Papd, Der i6m 6ao
Ra6 ipieoer anmadt.
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10 eincn eei6iften Yapa bat, FIR f6)
,Maein 9apa lit bod ni9t 10 bnnnn. als
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