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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-11-20
Good Thunder.

o. Cassidy Ia again buying and shipping hogs
X. l.. Houk Ia I'm Chicago.
The German Lutheran school, which was be
gun here u few weeks ago, has already quite {
large attendance. Tn teacher, Adoiph kahl'
one OF our intelligent citizens II doing his bes
10 make the school inter, sting and TO see II {
success.
The donation for the benefit of Elder White
law last week, was u success In every way ant
one to be remembered. Upwards of $40 In cash
and provisions was donated. Those who
originated Il are deserving of praise.
Albert DewOife was In town "Wednesday
and was pleased 10 shake hands with some OF
his old school mates here. He came from
Nebraska, where he has O tree claim.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-11-20

GALvEsToS, Texas, was severely scorch :
ed last Saturday, over S2,OoO,0O 0 worth
of property being reduced TO ashes.
The area burned owe comprises sew
enteen blocks, and about 1000 families
are homeless, most of the property de-
stroyed being residences. Relief COM
mittees are at work caring for the des-
titute ones, but great suffering is feared,
and appeals for aid are being sent all
over the country.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-11-20

The war which has been brewing be-
tween Bulgaria and Servia for several
months, reached the point of contest
this week, two battles having been
fought. resulting in the discontinue OF
The Bulgarian army. The powers en-
gagged are small. but gritty. and they
will do some desperate fighting.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-11-20

WINoNA and Faribault are both put
ting in their best strokes for the location
of a clock factory, and are holding out
some very tempting offers. An eastern
company is seeking a western location,
and if they are determined to locate in
Minnesota, the only really first-class
place We now have in mind for such an
enterprise il Mankato.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-11-20
THE rNFIDEL-CHRISTIAN DEBATE

Mr.. EDITOR: Some correspondent
from Good Thunder wishes to make il
appear that the A%dyentists are eager, 80
very anxious for II debate; but that Mr..
Jameson, 1t was predicted, would not
appear. Probably the writer was not
aware that Mr.. Jameson had written to
Elder Hill about the debate. Probably
not. But the likelihood is he never
ventured the prophecy until he was
sure that the Adventists would agree to
nothing that would insure the debate
coming off! No ''pious fraud about
that, | suppose. The lnfidels proposed
to have an admission fee at Good Thun-
der to meet necessary expenses. As
the Infdels were willing that one-half
should go to the Christian side, there
was no valid objection TO q small
admission fee, which nearly all of
Jamieson's Christian opponents have
agreed 10 i'm his debates with them. Up
to this time the Infidels had agreed to
all the requirements of the Adventists,
as TO questions, place, etc. The Infidels
then proposed to raise the amount
necessary to defray Jamieson's
expenses, if they would NEE him at
Sterling Centre, where there are enough
| lnnuel VINO cOulu raise the means Dy
voluntary subscription. The Adventists
refused. 1t really does not look as If they
were, after all, dying for a conflict! Not
much.
Whenever arrangements can he made
we are willing to meet in debatefany of
our Christian opponents. But q debate
cannot be run on wind alone, any more
than II church.
Christians say Infidelity is false in its
teachings and immoral i'm its tendencies.
Here, then, are our propositions:
/. Infidehty is moral and ennobling in
its teaching and agrees with science.
w. +. Jameson will affirm. Who will
deny?
=. Christianity and the Bible are the
source Of civilization and Of all moral
truths.
w. +. Jameson denies. Who will
affirm?
lfthe Adventists have not the cour-
age to meet these propositions, tho offer
il open TO other Christian denomina-
tons. They have debaters of sufficient
calibre to help secure large audiences
with admissiS fee. The Adventists il
seems have no such champions.
w, +. JAMESON.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-11-20
ANOTHER FROM EAGLE LAKE.

The concert al the NJ. T.. church Sunda,
night was really the event of the season, anC
while VIC consider that IL was under the skill
full management of our worthy supt., we can
speak whereof we know II must he u sue
cess" The songs rnd recitations, grading al
the way from Baby Reeves" and 1.-The Twms'
10 the young ladies and gentlemen, was listen
ed to with that silent applause, which is so be
coming for Sunday evening al church. Alex
We hope tho time is In the very near future
when we may listen to another.
Monday evening the Post musical was vel
attended and seemed 10 Fave a jolly time, and
how cur hearts banked the giver, when oui
friend Cummins walked in with an apple
treat, that We might regale our paIates and
rest our musical throats.
We hear there IL tc he an apple eat at !. II
Reynolds Thursday evening. ION yes, we all
will he there"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-11-20
RIEL HUNG.

As was almost universally expected,
Louis Riel the in~stigator Of the North
western Rebellion of last summer, was
executed ut Regina last Monday morn
ing Mt 8:23 o'clock. lie met his fate with
a bravery which he never showed in
any other circumstance of his life, and
had he been commeasurably daring at
the battle of Batoche's landing last sum
mer, he might have been alive to-day.
He appeared to have the required nerve
after the suspense Of 30 many months
was lifted from him and his doom was a
certainty. His last hours were spent
with his spiritual advisors who, even,
were surprised at the victims unoon'
Germ of the pending event. Twenty
minutes before going on TO the scatfold
he wrote in a bold steady hand, the fol
lowing:
What there is too presumptuous in
my writings must say that by these
presents, / subordinate it entirely to the
good pleasure of my God, to the doc
trine of the church, and to the infalliblt
decisions Of the supreme pontiff. die
Catholic, and in the only true faith.
LOUIS DAVID REL.
18th Nov, 1886, Regina Jail.
The news of his death was received il
some parts Of Canada with relief, blu
among the French Canadians, of WHOM
Riel wasa representative, made demon
STATIONS of grief we're made and for
time disturbance seemed imminent. RE
was t~hirty-eight years old and was a maj
ofgood education. He was a natural lea
der, and had he been as prudent rs III
was ambitious, he would have conducted
the case of the northwest half-breed
with everlasting glory to himself. Blu
being urged to rash measures by TIT
people he represented, he precipitate'
the rebellion for which he met death, Il
stated above.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-11-20

lr Louis Riel war accurately repre-
scented by the cuts in the 81. Paul papers,
the Canadian government did a very
cruel thing in executing him, for these
pictures were the absolute depletion OF
the c~ountenance of the maddest of
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-11-20
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.


james Fills. Jr., Henry Leroy, Jr'. and
Eayettc Decker have each lost II valuable
horse this fail. They can give no particular
cause either, sick but II short time.
A baby daughter NJ Warren Boycrs.
School commences next Monday In the new
school house, with James Howiesnn as teach
or.
A gentleman teacher can find n situation u
A.. NJ. Kci, hs district, if applied tor AT once.
Chas Perry ana uamicllc Ellis hay" gone i'
81. Paul for u short time.
Mr.. Ellis has got his store nicely painted oi
the inside, the outside comes next IL ih'
weather ho!,is favorable.
The old sch al house was aoId AT public duc'
ton last Tuesday, w. Ellis VAS the purchaser
and he intends moving II and converting Il
into a carriage house and granary.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-11-20

SOMEONE who has taken the trouble 10
look the matter up, declares that Presi-
dent Cleveland has made more removals
from Office in seven months than any
other President of the United States
eyer did in two years. What on earth
the mossbacks are kicking about IL more
than anyone can tell.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-11-20

Tx New York City council is discus
sing the proprlety of disseminating the
use Of electric light.in most parts of the
city, and substituting gas, the latter
being much the cheaper.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-11-20

The hangman vino executed Riel was
one of the men held prisoner so long
nj the time of the Riel rebellion fifteen
wears ago. II is not reported whether
he considered this ''sweet revenge" or
MOT
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-11-20

BISHOP IRELAND preached a sermon
IN Baltimore Sunday on "The True
Methods of Progress" II vas fully up
Ia the Bishops mastery style.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-11-20
ANOTHER FROM STERLING

The good weather affords opportunity for
late corn husking and there is quite AN
amount yet To husk. Some very good yields
are reported.
District No. 3Obegins school next week with
Mr. George Alderman rs teacher.
Mr.. Will Johnston, our sorghum maker, will
WELD the pedagogue's.club in Mr.. Sanborn's
district.
We understand that Charlie Krogal lost his
threshing machine last Sunday night, by fire.
John u. NJ iris and wife have moved IN
their new house, They are now settled down
to a season Of domestic tranquility.
Our Literary was very interesting last Sat
urday evening. The Sterling CHIEF will appear
this saturday evening and all who wish to en-,
Joy a good entertainment free, come olt and
hear our programme.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-11-20

Hon NJ. ii. DuNNELL and wife will
celebrate their thirty-fifth wedding an
niversary at their residence in Ovation
ma tonight.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-11-20

Gone 10y one the roses fall" Hon. +.
p. Freeman's official head now reclines
in President Cleveland's basket Of ''of-
fensiye" partisans.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-11-20

THE motar train in Minneapolis, ran
over and killed one of the track layers,
Wednesday morning.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-11-20

HoN. p. II. KELLEY, Of st. Paul, has
been confined to his house for a fortnight
with a slight indisposition of n typhoid
nature,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-11-20

The rulings of Land Commissioner
Sparks is meeting with flat-footed oppo-
sition in the courts. Mr.. 8. finds his
position anything but ga path Of ros D."
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-11-20
CONSUMPTION Cured.

An old physician. retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula Of q simple
vegetable remedy ror the speedy and perma-
mont cure of Consumption. Bronchitis. Ca.
tarrh. Asthma and all thront and Lung Alice
lions. also u pusitiyea and rndical cure Tor Merry
aus Debility and all Nervous Complaints after
In thousands of cases, has felt Ii his duty "a
make il knownt Ia his suffering fellows. kctu.
ated 10y this motive and u desire tn relief hu'
man suffering. I will send free Of charge, To all
who desire il, this recipe, in German. French
or English, with full direction for preparing
and using. Sent by mail ny addressing with
stamp, naming ihis paper w. a MOVES
@eow VI
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-11-20
First ms. Nov. 20; last ms. Dee. u,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Blue
y Earth SIS In Probate Court.
In the matter " the estate Oh "iiiian r.
Liedloff, deceased
claims and dem.nds against the estate OF
William F. Liedldf late Of the county 81 my p o. hi4 te
Court of said county will hear, examine and
adjust claims anddemands against said estate
at his Office in the city Of Mankato' in said
the iGtb dau Of Nav. 1850, at ten O'clock In
the forepo"SS en- ac6 of said days, and that six
months from ne date hereof have been
limited ana alloted by. said Propate Court
for creditors to PRESENT tneir ciaims'
A"'o' TELLK &. LIEDLOFF,
Executrix of the state OF William r.. Liedion.
ooooaH
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-11-20

CoNGREss will convene two weeks
from next Monday.
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ThG Fanny Goods Department

Il unusually complete, embracing all materi.
ais used In different STYLES of work; also a
line f fine yarns, such as
Midnight, Germantown, Spanish KNIT
ing Yarns, Reckham, Cashmere, Sax
ony, Shetland, Angona Wool. Fairy
Floss, ZephNs, etc, etc. lSmts3
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-11-20
DRESS GOODS !

Heavy Rrocade Dress Goods, only. ..................... a and cents
Heavy Brocade Dress Goods, I2H cents, others ask az cents.
10000 yards assorted Dress Goods, at as cts, worth as to 6sc, special drive.
~ yard wide all wool Dress Flannel only 6octs, others ask oocts to ST..
Extra heavy all WOOL 36inches Flannel Dress Goods As cents.
44inch, all wool heavy Serge Dress Goods at Scts, worth 81,
All wool imported Ticot Dress Goods 6scts, cost $I2s to import,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-01-08

big gu einem gemiKen @rabe penig=
items bon benz iungen Mdb9en ertpioert.
8arbaras 8enebmen ibm gegeniiber
lieB aud ielbit iiir einen unbefangenen
Dritten cine anbere Oeutung faum au.
SIN Nnfange ettpas i6eu unb befan=
gen, tpurbe iie bon Sag gu Sag aus
trauli9er gegen ibn. sic begnii0te Iib
nidt mebr 6anit, feline itummen 9ul=
6igungen gu acceptieren, lie f6ien oies
felben beinabe berausforbern 3l1 pullen,
unb ale iene fleinen Waffen unb &unf=
griffe ber &ofetterie, tpel9e 10 barmlos
ausieben unb fiir bic &ube eines Man=
nes 10 gefdbrli9 tperben f6nnen, tpur=
ben poH ibr nit elmer @i6e,beit unb
Meiferi9aft gebanbbabt, INN mel9e
felbf eine dltere Grau fie bdtte beneiben
f6nnen.
Balb muttpilig, balb iittlam, balo
bingebenb, balo troBig, tpuBte iie ibrem
8erfebr INNER tleue @eiten abaugeminz
nen, feine @mpfinbungen in elmer fteten
Bemegung gu balten, unb bur6 bic
Dirt, tpie fie taufenb fleine Dienife unb
@efdaigfeiten bon ibm forberte unb als
ielbfperff fdnoli6 entsegennabm, tpies
fie ibm cine MISUNDERSTANDING an, Die
i'm gu ben f66niten 9offnungem bere9s
tigte, unb i'm glei9iam bor alIet Welt
gu ibrem Sitter fempelte.
(GOrtiesums folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-01-08

= Ser Nusitanb Der @traBenbabuz
futi9er in Neu Orleans 1T erfolgreiG
geueien. Die StraBeababn= =@efeaf f6afs
ten baben na6gegeben uno bic Scribe
rungen ibrer 9lngefeaten bemilligt.
Die 2ebteren erbalten $5 3ulage per
Monot unb baben in 3utunft ,nur"
nod fiinf5ebn unb ni6t mebr fe6saebn
@tunben mie friiber gu arbeiten. gbems
10 erbalten fdmmtlibe alte Mngefellte
ibre pldbe tpieber. @s ift erfreuli9,
bob in oiefem Sample bas gierige unb
tprannifbe Monopol unterlege1 unb
bas &e9t gefiegt bot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-01-08

allen benienisen, bic nod gu reben miinz
i6en, bas @ort abgei6nitten tperben.
@s 1T baber febr bdufig Der Ga0, baB
nur bic tpenigften bon benen gum Worte
gelangen, bic iiber cine bori., enen6e
Jrage cine &ebe loslafIen tppllen. bic
grlanbnib, bieie ungebaltenen &eoen
i'm Gecorb gu ber6ffentli6en, 1T bisber
auf Verlangen faft ausnabmslos bonn
9aufe bewilligt tporoen.-Oie betrenen=
ben Mitglieber erbielten babur9 @elez
genbeit, ibre &eoen auf Soften ber
Negierung bruden su laifen, ,lnb iie bann
als Wablbofumente, ebenfags foftenfrei
an tire beimif6en Gpnftitueriten au berz
fenben. llmb bas 1T elm pribiIe9ium,
au oehen Nufgabe cine Maioritdt Der
Mitglieber fi6 f6uerlid entf6lieBen
mir6.
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Ser 0prllhlaa. feline uraehaItene

= Ser 8oritblag, feine ungebaltenen
9feben mebr i'm u@onsreiliouaI &ecoro"
bruden gu lafIen, finoet i'm Senat bers
DdltniBmdbig biel aablrei6ere Inter-
ftiibung als i'm &eprdientantenbauie.
uno bas bat ieinen guten @runb. Sn
Der Sei9dftsoronung beg 9enais tennt
man namlid ben Mntrag auf S9luB
Der Debate (previous question: ni6t.
SIM Senat fam cine Debotte nur burd
bic einitimmige 3uitimmung Der Mits
glieoer gef6lofien tperben. go Iange
alio nod ein Senator borbanben 1T. ber
iiber irgenb einen DOrliegenben @esen>
itan6 cine &eoe balten nil, mu6 bic
Debate ibren Tortgans nebmen. Seber
Senator fann oaber alles, tpas er pus
bli5irt baben min, aud obne Ipeaielle
Sruds @rlaubniB iu ben v&eeorb" brins
gen. Sm 9aufe aber 1T bas befannt=
LID gang anbers. Sort pirb f1on
bur6 bic pielfa9 sroBere Mitglieberaabl
eiMe gini6rGnfung Der 9ebatten moth
tpenoig gema6t, unb bur9 Mnnabme
ber pprevious question" fann ieberaeit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-01-08

ibren 9riltli9en 2ebrern am Neuiabrsz
tage belt. Sic fiibrt ibnen ndmli9
bas 5iinbbafte ibrer @eibna6tsfeier au
@emiitbe unb bebauert, baB iie bie @ez
burt oes 9eilanoes ni6t anbers au pers
berrli9en uihen, als bur6 Srunfen=
belt. yi6t einmal Elm nSnfioel" made
f6 fold zines 8erbre6ens f6ulbig,
meint iie. llno bas 1T seipiB piel ges
ia9t, benn fiir ben Gir6en @briffen
giebt es befanntlib fein i6redli9erer
Meni6 als elm ungldubiger.
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Crockett t Saloon,

segeniiber bon Suso & Sdmelber
9snrp @ieieman ... @isentbimer.
Grifdes Bier friid) bom 6aS gu icber Cages.
ltunoe. Seine giearren.
@,ener Wirffden gum gund. 2,1,tli
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Gin Mpotbefcr
aibt 8enamif.

YopuIaritdt in Der eisnen 9einat lift nidt irnrter
Elm We,ueis uon 8erbien aber nit StoIa rueienwir
bnranf Fin, bab teine anbere @rsnei fid I'm eisnen
Drte, Gtaate, aanbe unb iberau 70 ausemeinen
@etfau errporbeu bat rpie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-01-08
Mmpmtaf in Badpmlper .

Utter ben 1tellliben gntbedlngen in
Der @bemie 1T feine tpi1tiger oils Der
@ebrau9 BON Mmoniaf als aufgebenbes
0tittel in 8adpulper. BON iebt ab
tpiro bieies familidre Sal3 in Der 9erz
feQung unieres td9li9en 8robes eine
tpi6tige &ple fpielen.
Mfan balte cine Meferipibe boll ba=
BON iiber cine Glamme unb oas Mmos
ttiaf Dirb iid) fofort in Gas peripanbeln
uno per1ii6tigen. Das @as, bas 10
gebilbet wiro 1T cine 3uiammeniebumg
BON ytitrogen unb Qpbrpgen, unb bierz
in beiteben feline 8ortbeile, bic es als
auftreibenbes Mittel iiber Goba unb
@remor Sartari befibt. Cine tleine
Quantitdt i'm Seig pirb 8rob liefern.
6as lei9ter, fiiBer unb geiiinbsr 1T, als
fol6es, in bem anbere Mittel gum Muf=
geben oes Seiges sebyau6t merben. Die
9iBe bes Ofens perflii1tigt bas Mmos
niaf, 10 oaB M6ts bapon i'm Brooe 3us
riidbleibt. Die lei9ten unb aufgegans
genen BISCUITS, nod benen bic &69e
tra9ten, f6nnen nur bur6 ertpdbntes
Wfittel berDorgebra1t merben.
Oie Bidder unb Gabritanten bon
gadpulpern follten ii9 bieie niibli6e
grIinbung aneignen, benn 8rob uno
SUDDEN werben bur9 Mmoniaf, perbuns
ben nit anbern bas Nufgeben bes Sei=
ges beapedenben Wtitteln oortreffli6
bergeiteGt.
amoaiat 1T ems Der befen prooutte
bes Saboratoriums. Wenn feline 0ers
tpenoung ba3u beitrdst, uns lei9teres
unb gefiinberes 8rob au geben, 10 pirb
bies cine Wobltbat fur bic an Spspepfie
leibenoe Menf9beit fein, uno Der @e=
brau6 bes Nmoniaf balb elm allgemei=
ner tperoen. Scientific Mmerican.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-01-08

- 9err Grib Meper, go. GIG 16.
StraBe, 2ittle &od,t tMrf., iagt: nS6
babe Sr. Mug nit &6nig' $ a M
burger Sropfen umb Bru f.
tbee fortmdbren6 i'm 0auie porrdtbig
un6 balte oieielben fiir ausge3ei6nete
1eilmittel. The Charles A. Vogeler
Co., Baltimore, Mo., bat 1i9 our1
beren @infiibruug elm groBes 8erbienit
ertuorbeu." sSSn ieber Npotbefe gu ba=
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-01-08

= @era6te Gleinigfeiten ni9t. Die
lel6te @rfdltung, bic ou 10 gerig a9teif,
fann bic 8orlduferin elmer Granfbeit
fein, bic bid ins @rab brinst. Nermeibe
bies our6 bic Nnwenbung bon Mper's
GberrD=pectoral, benz beiten alIer be-
fannten Mittel gegen grfdltung, 9uften
&atarrb, Nus5ebrung unb ale anbern
Sungen=unb &eblfranfbeiten.
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MDer's Gariaparina.

ToIsenber Brief non einem nnferer befannteiten
Npotbeter IN Maiiaduietts 1T fur ieben 2eibensen
NON cnfereTe .-
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VIM. CASSIN,
0anbler in @runbe is entbu u m
Snu SInfcn{n 4ern6

Office SO. "a SoIeOab Straee.
Defonbere Aufmerffamfeit tpirb benz Raufen
unb 8erfaufen bon &andes unb 2dnbereien in
BeffteraS seipibmet.
Sd tenne bic meiften ber 2dnoereien, bic i@
berfanfe, anb fat alles 2anb ber wefli9en
eonnties.
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Alerausfprberuna an 2Ilfe.

6eraasfcrberntts an alle.
SD lain VAS srSbte gaset anipeileu
Den 9rSBten Scrratb BON Elm une
beriel6en Sc,te
SD bin Der ein3ise 5feSialili i'm ga.
tadsbanbel I!
Sd be5uble feinenSs,eiienoen uuo
Tbeilbeber
Sd perfaufe mebr Gisarren unb @i=
9arretten als anbere i0dnbler
Sd faufe nur fur Oaar unb perfuufe
biIiser als Nnbere.
@dlieBltd bite i'd nm ge1dtieuns
meines Sasers uno meiner Breiie.
Sim Hart.