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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-01-04
The Burial OF the Dead.

If there is one thing more than an
other which tends to bring into disfavor
the old fashion of burying human re-
mains in the ground, it is the removal of
bodies which have long laid in Gem
etery. Around the funeral exercises ola
newly dressed body the art of the under
taker and the refinements of social GUS
toms throw an air of decorous solemnity
which takes away much of the dreadful
and horrible.
But when, after having remained many
years i'll the earth, the CHASTITY remains OF
the dead are rudely lifted out and car.
ried away to make room for improve.
ments there is something in the viola
ton Of the repose of the grave which is
revolving. With all the care that may
at first be taken to mark the spot of Sc
pulture, monuments will be misplaced
and marks obliterated. Especially in
crowded cemeteries, the remains of the
dead become in the lapse of years so
confused that it is impossible to identify
them with certainty. Say what we may
about the interest the living take in the
dead, many of the survivors move far
away and forget where their dead have
been laid. When they are summoned
by advertisement to come and supervise
the removal of the remains, small and
uncertain company appear, many OF
them unable to throw definite light on
any of the occupants of the unknown
graves.
Years ago, when the old Dutch church
in New York was sold to the government
for postoffice it was thought that all
the bodies we're removed from the grave
yard which then surrounded it. The
pickaxes of the laborers in destroying
the buildings and vaults around it have
now unearthed two or three skeletons.
with the prospect of finding more. These
prove TO be remains of exceedingly re-
spectacle citizens of the olden time,
whose descendants had forgotten all
about them.
Such arguments as these are against
interment and in favor of cremation
Philadelphia Times
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-01-04
Ostrich Farming.

1t appears we are to have an ostrich
farm IN California. A number OF the
birds are on the way to that State to
stock the farm, when the experiment will
be tried as to whether the business OF
ostrich Matching can be made profitable
in our climate. Little doubt, however,
is entertained on this head. Some years
ago Montgomery Queen, the Snowman,
contemplated the establishment of such
farm in California, but his failure in
business prevented him from carrying
out his design. The reader who is Gu
rious to know something about ostrich
farming will gather instructive informa-
tion from the remarks of Mr.. @. j..
Sketchley, delivered before the Farmers
Club of New York. Mr.. Sketchley had
experience in the business at Cape Colo
ny, in Africa. He furnished his hearers
with the following statistics:
Feathers to the amount Of Sc, 25O, 600
are exported from South Africa every
year. Nine-tenths of these feathers are
taken from tame birds. I hope to be
able to convince you before finish these
remarks.that ostr1ches pay considerably
better than other kind of live stock. The
breeding is managed in the following
way: A pair of birds. which cost at the
Cape from $3.50 to $1,000, or what we call
a set,-three birds are inclosed in a. lot,
varying in size from forty by sixty yards
to two acres. If the birds are in good
condition they will soon begin to lay.
Then the eggs are taken from them and
put into an incubator for Matching.
They will lay thirty eggs before setting,
and if we'll fed begin again in two or
three weeks. The number OF eggs each
bird will lay varies from forty to ninety
year. One set of three birds, from
June 30, 1873, to June 80, 1878, laid
1873 eggs, which produced 1873 chicks; Of
these Is died, leaving lis young birds. Of
these "a were sold at three months old
for ZIG each, and allowing the remaining
Al to be worth only G12 each, we have a
return of E1676 from one set OF birds.
The next year the same set laid lib eggs,
months of the third year they laid 81
eggs, producing 81 chicks. The average
increase is from 30 to As chickens year
from each pair. The chickens are worth
when a month old from $40 to $50 each
a year old 800; two years old $3.50; four
years old, from 5000 to $3.50. At five
years, when they begin to lay, they are
worth from 5000 to $1,000 a pair. The
chickens require careful attention for
the first three months, after which time
until breeding they are run in flock
like sheep, and mustered for plucking
every seven months. Each pair of full
grown birds will furnish feathers worth
$50 at each period of plucking, or 1920
worth every fourteen months. The
white ostrich feathers bring in the Lon
don markets from 1920 to $3.50 pound.
The diseases to which ostriches are liable
| are few.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-01-04
Chain L.tenin'.

Jury" said an Arkansas judge, you
can go out and find verdict. If yon
can't find one of your own, get the one
the last jury used"
The stage-driver in describing the
steepness of a certain Vermont mountain,
said that "chain litenin' couldn't go
down it without breechin' on"
jerome! Jeromel" cried Mrs. Butter
field to her eldest boy, what are you
throwing to those hens?" Gold beads,
mother, and the pesky fools thinks it's
corn
A savant of atheistical tendencies thus
concludes the preface of his work on
natural history 1T is, therefore, dem
onstrated that our globe, is the work OF
chance and not of reasoning creator,
since the animals upon it have been
given legs and not mounted upon wheels.
which would furnish an easier and more
rapid method of locomotion, and the
vast electri ,al resources of the atmos-
phere are wasted in thunder storms and
similar phenomena, instead OF being
utilized for the transmission OF tele-
graphic dispatches!
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-01-04
A Beaut ful Tribute 10 Woman.

Place her among the flowers, foster
her as a tender plant, and she is a thing
of fancy, waywardness and folly--an-
noyed at a dew-drop, fretted by the
touch of a butterhys wing, ready to
faint at the sound of beetle or rafting
of window at night, overpowered by
the perfumes of a rosebud. But let .
zeal calamity come, arouse her affections,
enkind.e the fires of her heart, and mark
her them How strong is her heart!
Place her in the heat of battle, give her
n child, a bird or anything to protect,
and see her in a relative instance lifting
her white arms as a shield, as her own
blood crimsons her upturned forehead,
praying for her own life to help the help
less. Transplant her to the dark plac es
OF the earth, call her energies to action,
and her breath becomes a healing. her
presence is a blessing She disputes
inch Ny inch the strides of stalking
pestilesce, when the strong. the brave,
the noble, pale and affrighte1 shrink
away. Misfortunes haunt her not; she
wears away,a life of silence and endur-
ance; and goes forward with less timid-
ity than for her bridal. In prosperity
she is bud full of odors, waiting for
the wings of adversely to scatter them
abroad-gold, valuable, but untried in
the furnace. In short, woman is mira
cle. mystery, center from which radi-
ates the charm OF existence.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-01-04

The result of disputing over small
things is well shown by the following:
The rector of Grace church, Toronto,
sent for a stove dealer on Sunday, and
told him that his range would not work.
The man found nothing the matter with
it, except it needed cleaning, which he
refused to do until Monday, on the plea
taat he would not break the Sabbath.
He subsequently accused the clergyman
of having tried to lead him into ain un-
neces sarily, and for that the minister ex-
communicated him. The consequence
is division in the church. II Is this
quibblia az over little violations OF the
Sabbath that creates 30 much annoyance
in our great cities.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-01-04
CHESTNUTS.
BY D. BACON

Drowa children 0. the autumn wood,
You tell me q. the "Id"n time.
= The pleasant pat :, the perfect da S,
OF glad October golden prime.
Then, meath the ..iapes "aI atlame,"
The happy hour, -led tat away,
And round me, As picture TAR,
The woodland in its beauty lay.
And the white mist, Ike fairy veil;
Came so slv creeping up the hill.
From where the b.ooklet fastened on
10 the broad ponds beside the mill.
There mid the moss and fragrant terms,
Just parted from their bury home,
Amid the leaves all saffron-dyed,
The chestnuts lay around me strown.
All, then what Joyous task was mine,
NY basket with brown nuts to fill
While, mid the boughs, the crow and jay
Gave me a welcome loud and shrill.
How well loved each woodland voice,
The SQUIRRELS chirp, the brooks low song,
The air-harp's music soft and sweet,
Whose cords the minstrel breezes strVng!
The NOISY seat beneath the trees,
The wood with spicy perfume sweet,
With carpet crimson, green and gold,
In beauty spread beneath my feet.
How strong the tie that binds the heart
To all it loved when life was new
The meadow path, the orchard slope,
The pastures where the berries grew.
. meier shall ee such woods again,
Such autumn davs can come no more;
For life has drifted me away
From youth enchanted, howery shore.
Yet here in commences crowded mart,
Where all is busy, restes slite,
And agcr crowds seem met to see
Who shall be foremost in the str fe-
Mid all the sounds that fill the st. eet.
These ripe brown nuts in baskets piled
Bring back to me my vanished youth
And all i loved when glad child.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-01-04

When short.horn breeders shall take
the same pride in the performances OF
their favorites at the milking pail rs the
breeders OF Jerseys and Holsteins now
do, and work as hard to reach such re-
suits, but little doubt exists that their
labors will be crowned with the pro.
duction Of the large. we'll developed
dairy COW, whose offspring will be
equally famous for lifting the beam ct .
heavy weight when matured for the mar
ket.-lE. H. Calkins.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-01-04

A BIT To MAKE THE MOUTH WATER.
delicious chocolate Macaroons are
made by melting slowly, and with care,
three ounces of plain chocolate. A good
way to melt it Is to put it in q tin dish
ami set it within another contalping hot
water Make thick paste by Stirring
in gradually one pound Of powA,red
sugar and the well beaten whites of tAyee
eggs, then spread or roll 1t as smooth rs
possible to a sheet about quarter of an
inch thick Cut it in small, round and
fancy-shaped pieces; butter your tins
and scatter little -four and sugar over
the bottom (use equal quantities of each
and lay the macaroons on. Bake IN a hot
oven, but avoid having it hot enough to
scorch them.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-01-04

Agriculture obeys the laws Of nature;
science endeavors to ascertain and ex-
plain them. Science may attend upon
agriculture - guide and stimulus to
the best exertion; but it is the patient
and prudent and experienced farmer who
knows what land he needs, what crops he
can raise, what fertilizer he requires. and
what labor he can best apply. 1t is the
union OF practice and science which
makcs farming perfect. Loring.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-30

: Gin i'm Orient &eilenber bei6reibt
folsenbe geiddftige Scene, Die er an bi=
ftoriidben llfern nit aniab llnlerDampf=
fbilf lanbete an etnem Stranoe, ipel1es
Ser 0aIen bon gniiodien mar, no jene
S6iiler lebten bie5uerit Gbriiter genannt
tpurben. 9ln benz Saume bes @aHers
mar ipeber Staot, nod 8olf, mod
Merfte 81 Ieben. Die paifagiere fotpobl
ipie Bic Waaren ipurben in 8ooten an 3
llfer gefebt oas li6 in ben Sano berlief.
Sine Sruppe &ameele nit ibren Srei=
bern ffanben in 8ereiti6aft, I'm Die @ii=
ter ms Snnere su transportiren. Inter
ben @egeniidnoen bic gelan6et murben
befanben litb &iten 9eSei6net: Or.
S. g. 9lper & Co., 2otuea., @taii.,
u.,S. a." iporat au ieben mar, oaB
biefelben Wfebisin entbielten uiib wober
lie famen. 9iele unb anbere Waaren
tpurben auf BEN &iifen Der &ameele
gelaben Inn nod Nntiodien geI6afft su
merben. Oie Gunlt bes Me1tens ienoet
auf biele Weile bic Qeilmittel suriid I'm
oaniit bic &ranfbeiten bon Bep0lferun=
gen gu furiren, Beb6lferung bes Sfens
BON mo- uns nnier geiaiges Manna
fam. Windsor (Vt.) Chronicle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-30
Gin 4aufmannin oers
l1nfer1fd bt.

Gem purdt elm lsibencsS unb 9hreitnbes
Ginb mtbrere Nihte Der SHlaf geraubt
wure. Irp Der gu Der utbsr;eusuns gt.
laaste, hab Mrs.. @inslctrs @cotttng
Syrup ssraps Der Mrtitsl iei, bsEen Ct fur
bas ainb tenOtsiste. faufte sinsn 8orratb
papon. Nls Ct nah 5au(s fam unb leiner
8rau bacon Mittbeiluns ma&te. weissrte
ia fih, Dem &inbt BON psm @tfauftsn ~
ptrabteiHsn, ta 1s sine Mnbdnserin Der
5om5ppatbis mar. Die naHfe NaHt
wurbe rpisosr ialaFus perbraHt. Mls Der
Batter ON ndHfsn Sage nod 6auIe fam.
fano Ct bas Sinp ftledter OILS ie, unb ba
sr atrrmals cine itlafofs Naht tsfarH.
ttts. perabrsihte tr rdtrenb ter M6msGsn.
tsit isinsr Trau benz 3inie cine pcrtion
pes Sprup uub iasie nihts papon. Die
Nadt rarauf fdatef AGts wobl unb Der
flsine Sdrsier erwa6te am Morgsn NIT
tsittrm @sfht Die Muttsr mar trfrsut
iibtr bsn plSbtihtn munbsrbarsn WeGltl
unb obwobl le Rh ausra beIeieist flblts,
ais as NuffIarung srbtelt, leetf Ne rsn.
nod rem Gstrah ots Sprups fort.
Shrtisnbs &lnptr unb idIafufe Nidts
ifnb itr ieBt nnbsfannt. Gins ,tn,slne
vrots nit tem gYrup Bat nod nae Gel.
tsn isbss Rinres unb cae goruritr'l Der
SHUTTER ts1sst. Sa allen Wpotbstsn ~
babsn; 25 Gents bic Utalht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-30
S. Mayer 4 Son.
Gde Gpmmerce< unb Naparrp<S <StraBe,
ee9eniber @ropS' Banf.
Snterei1ante geentafriten

4
Die 2eler unieres Blattes, tpel6e bas
befanntel 9aus g. Maper & Son be-
iuat baben, ,perben geipiB- iiberral1t
iein bon ben binsugefigten Mnbentsn.
0eute eri9einen bic 9erren nit einer
Dffenen preisli5tes oor bem Yublifum.
Sic preiie Iinb in getuObuliden 3ablen
auf iebenl Artifel permerft uno teili
preis 1T bic 2oiung. ~
Seine Qatpns 5 Gents. =
Seine 80 3oa b-eite 2atpns 10 Gents.
Seine 36 3oll breite 2apns 123
Gents. 4.
Seine @inobams 8, 10, 12a big 35
Gents.
prints 5 gents. feline seeriuder 12a
Gents.
Smbisos 10 Big 124 Gents.
Sn &leiberfoifen cine elegante Mus=
mail gu billigen preiien.
@rob Grain Gaile 5eioe 35 Gents.
Ottoman @atius rs @euts.
Sn 2poner fdtuar5er 5eioe olisriren
mir Bargains. M II
Seine eebliimte DrsanOies 20 gents,
synoia 9aluns is, Is, 274 @ents nne
aufpdrts.
Ne 8eges 124 @ents..
Gefreifte iapanelii6e 5eibe %.
Gents. @eibe 35, 60, 65, Is. 80 un6
81. Sic feiniien Qualitdten in gleis
DIEM @erbdltniB.
&ein ieimeaes 9anotii6erfOff 10 bis
20 Gents unb aufwdrts.
Gein leinene 9anbtiiher $l.25 nnb
81 per Oubenb.
Bettaeuae in allen 8reiten febr billig.
Beltes rein leineues 9amait : Siid5s
seug ertra brett so bis 80 Gents nno
b66er. gDir baben bierin cine iebr
groBe Musmabl in ben peri9iebenfen
Multerm.
Garoinen, bic lebten gluitsr BON
$3.50 per Yaar aufwdrts. YaroweiIe
au allen preiien.
llniere @ounterpins a,i 81. 81 80, 81.
bis SIS iino Der BeEatisnng au en'z
pfeblen.
unb Damentriimpfe. ipelde mir fOrts
geIebt 3u 10 bis 20 Gents Derfonfen. v
Stein leinene 9afdel.tl6e feille uno
geip6bnlide, ai 10 Gents. 12a Gents
llnb aufmdrts. 5, a
gmpfingen cine anbere ,2ot 9on
Observation-Disclosures au 10 Gents per
Naar. 3mirns, 6eioes, @lacee= unb'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-30
Mam terfaume nidaf.

ben neuen Store Der .9ome Star Sea
@ompanD", 402 gde bon 9ouiion uno
2oiopoitrabe SIT belu6em. Mcm trift
baielbft cine pollitdn6ige Muspabl BON
feinem Sbee, &affee, @enilrsen, Gami=
lien=@roeeries unb probilionen, tDie iie
in San @ntonio ME beHer gu finbem
ipar. 9ie preiie iinb oerartig. baB fie
Sebermann sufrie6en ifellen. Die Qua=
litdt idmmtli6er Waaren fann ni9t
iibertroifen iuer6en. Geiner 9bee unb
Gaffee iin6 cine Spesialitdt. &affee
miro tdsli6 fril6 gebrannt uno gemab=
len am plabe ielbff. Se0ermann fann
ltnlere Graftz Gafieemiible bor Dem Store
in Sbdtisfeit ieben. Qlm Greitag ben
%. 1T infer Store er6fnet iporben.
Selepbon nerbinoung So. 2SS. Man
erinnere lii6 al 402, @de bon Goulfon=
uno 2OiODofrabe, seseniiber Nue. 6.
A9tungspDl
3.3- s. g. 9aas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-30
9eras. a 8

- Sn Soulton ioa Elm sroBeS Sog=
pital erbaut uno BEN barnbersisen
S6weitern iibergeben iperoen.
= Sie Merifaner baben ben Nio
@ran0e bel Sort 8liB abgebammt unb
alles Waier na1 Der merifaniiGelI
Seite abgeleitet. Wlan iicbt erniliGen
8erpidlungen entgegeit.
= Sie Stabt 2arcbo foroert sur
@inrei6ng bon ansebuten gum 8au
eines Marftbauies auf.
Die @ranbiurD bes Oiilriftgeri6ts
in GaitrpDille bat nur nene Nnflagen
eingereibt. Ser Morber g. g. golan
purbe gu 12idbriger 3u1tbausHrafe
berurtbeilt. Sn Dem 6alle bes Dr.
pearl, Der unter Der 9lntlage ftebl, bas
Sarbe=Saus beranbt au baben, fonnte
-ii6 Die Surp nidt einigen.
= ueber Der Station Yearlali ent=
lub ii6 am %. ein i6weres 9agel=
tpetter. -
~ Ser Salonbalter O'Gonnell in
Seniion, Der einen unangenebmen @ait
Namens Glen aus ieinem 9ofal ent=
fernte, tpurbe bon bieiem nit einem
MeKer geifo6en unb lpabrI9einli9
t0btli6 bermunbet.
- Sm Siitriftgeri6t gu 8afrDp 1T
Som Yearfon bes Miorbes bon @iais
Granf i'm Sabre 1872 i6ulbig befunoen
,porben.
- gu Dallas lit Elm neues' urluliner=
Gloiter erbaut tporben, bas birIer Sage
bonn Bii@of bon @albeiton eingemeibi
tperben ipiro.
= Oie erlten @ei6dftslellte in Gor'
feana baben einen 8erein sebilbet gu,
Nnlegung elmer Maherleitung. Man
sueifelt ni6t baran, bab oas nOtbigt
0elo ba3u aufgebra6t tpirb.
- Ser @ouberneur 1T benabri1tigt
tporben, bab in 2afapette, Snb... cir
Mann geforben 1T, ber bon 1910 Biz
1843 in Der Marine ber &epublif Seras
biente. Sm Der Na6laHenl6ait oes
geritorbenen befinbet ii6 bas 2ogbud
ber brei bamaligen 2riegsidiffe. Sas
Bud mirb bem Staate Seras CUR Ter=
figung geitellt.
- Ser @ouberneur bat snei Straf
linge begnabigt. Ser cine, Weatberlie.
ber ST. 20 Sabren berurtbeilt ipuroe, be.
finbet ii6 i'm lebten Stadium be,
Shpinblu1t. Ser anbere, s. 80
8erge, 1T gu atpeiiGbriger 6aft berurs
tbeilt porben. Seine Begnabigunl
tritt einen Sag bor gnoe ber StrafSeit
in araft uno bat nur ben 3ped, BEN
Strafling bas giirserre6t gu li6ern.
- Gin Wtann betrat am 81. BIZ
Sidetofliee Der giienbabn gu Sut6ins.
in tpeldsr iid Sur 3eit brei Midnnel
belanben. Mit porgebaltenem &epOluel
spang ct ben 9lgenien, oas i'm Saf'
beiinbli6e Belb berausSuseben. Daur
pliinoerte ct bic beioen anoern Mdnner
ST setpann ungefdbr $40 bel bieie1
Operation, nit benen er oas Wsit'
iubte. Wtan bat ben unternebmenber
8uri1en bereits eingcfangen.
- Oas 9iitrittgeridt gu 8ai,b ia
bic 5eras paeiiicbabn 5u SIS, ,00(
Sdabeneriab nerurtbeilt, bic lie al
einen gremfer all 3ablen bot ber il
ibrem DienIt berfriippeli ipuroe.
- Das @eleife Der yleip Dorf, 9eral
| & Wterifan Babn tpar lebten Dienital
bel Wbarton berart init &aupeu bebedt
baB ber 3ug baltea mubte, neil bl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-30

Garbe er5eugen
neber bic Nuifabrung zines oeut=
i6en 2uitipiels ourd gnglii6 =2tnerifa=
ner beri6tet bas rpittsbur9er 0olfs=
blatt": 9ieies ieltene 0orfomnniB
purbe Ben 8eiudern BET oeutf den 6rei=
maurelbale in Mllegbenn am 9onner=
flag Mbenb seboteu. 3Oglinse Der We=
ftern llniueriitp unter ibrem 2ebrer
Serrn StobrbaDer bra6ten in 8erbin=
bung nit iungen anglo -amerifanil l6en
9anlen BON pittsburg Temale college
S9iler's uNeHe als Snfel" aur 9luf=
fiibrung unb entleoigten li6 ibrer gluf=
sabe lit elmer @eiie, tpel9e ipirfli9 Sob
perbient. Namentli6 gilt oies au9 DON
ben 9omen. 9ie 8orfelIung ging
bur9peg glatt. 9as Setpidlep Oftett
erparb ii9 bur1 Ben 0ortrag 6eutI6er
2ieber bic bo0fe 9(nerfennung. 2ei=
ber iparen rllr tpeuige 9eutl6e ba,
inbem bic @eiitinger'i6e Sperngeiell>
I6aft eine su ftarfe NnSiebutgsfraft
ausiibte. Qlus bieiem Grunbe tpirb
eine 9Bleoerbolung Der gluhii1rung in
pittsburg gemiinldt. giner Der 9eutz
f6en, tpel@e aniueIeno tuaren, i6reibt
uns, es iei cine tpabre Grel0e geipeien,
gu bOren, ipie Die illltgen Nmerifaner
Die beuti6e Spra6e 10 fd6n tuieber=
gaben, tpie es ibnen offenbar gum
Gtolse gereidte, bic Spra6e S6illers
treu unb bo!l gum Nusorld gu brin9en;
es fdeine, baB bieie iungen Mnglo=
Mmerifaner mebr auf bic ofrembe"
Spra6e als biele 9eutide auf ibre
Wlutterlpra1e balten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-30
Dante, banfe, iuste Sictor, id eiie fein

gadperf.
9lber ba elm GaoiortrSc9en unb Gin mes
Mig Tleiid? nStbigte geaa. Sic niaHen
eben nit yourclien porlieb nebnlcn, mir
abnten ia nidts bon benz ansenebmen ge=
iud. Sier hieie 6iiA- -Waicnnaiie fam
id Sbnen empfeblen. aud Elm stadden
&ebbubn, bite GaS 1T leiber allies,
mas mir Stnen untietsu fSnnen. Der
TSrfter brinst uns jeet 70 wenis Wilo,
er iast, bic 9biere fdnpen fein Tutter, es
linb eben fnappe 3eiten!
81 bier Bel Sbneu merit man aber nidt8
baucn? iaste Yictrr nit 5umpr unO l'eB
es ft mobl idntedtn. gSenn bas cie
ermuuniltiide Diat 1T, tie Sbnen sltfreb
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