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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-12-30
TAX SALE!

HE parts Delinquent by Treasurer
of
thereon agreeab contained and described in the following
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-12-30


be
lots shall been sold or offered
ID. H. DARRAH,
Office, St Clarsvile. Dec. 27th
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-12-30

4 AIDES WANTED to work for us at their
own homes; 81 10 $40 per week can De easily
made: no canv9sslng; faoinattng ana
- stea0y employment; particulars and SAM
pics of the work sent Tree for stamp; address
AOME MFG o., P o Box 1915, Boston, Masa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-12-30
The Bowels.
Ayers Pills,

Prepared BY DR.. ]. C. Aver S Co., Lowell. KAss.
Sold nv all Dealers In Msdicina.
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COMMON PLEAS COURT.

Hon. ST. CLAIR KELLY, Judge; W.
Cash, Clerk; L. c. SEDWICK, Sheriff: +
&. SEDwICK, Deputy Sheriff.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-30
EniOying HERSELF.

Saw peculiar specimen of femi
ninity on the train the other night.
She was a middle aged woman with
good address and more than average
intelligence, hut she smoked contin.
uously and excessively. she sat In
the smoking room of the Pullman
with fragrant Havana in her mouth
and discussed almost every subject,
displaying a surprising amount ot in.
formation. But this festive female
also inaulged somewhat fsom u snail
flask which contained whisky. she
lighted nne cigar after another and
entertained three or fosr male occu.
pants of the apartment with her eSpe.
riences. There was nothing obscene
or indelicate III her conversation, but
she refused to tell her name. She is
the agent of patent railroad switch,
and lives in texas with her husband
and her Is year.old dunghier.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-30
Tried to do Mis wife,s WORK

"lts all right for a woman to talk"
Markns Meyer said at Ess,ix market ii
week ago, when he was arrested for
abandoning his wife. All she has to do
is to 1ress the children, do the cooking
and her work tor the day is over.
Then she can sit down aud read
novel. A man kas to work like slave
all day. wish / was a woman"
"Why, he's talking like lunatic."
said his wife. "Ill tell you what I'll
do" she continued. "If It's so easy to
manage household. why, you remain
at home and do woman's work sad
Ial work to supply the family
But you may Got get any work.
anionsly said the husband.
"Oh, yes,' the wife replied Il can
get position as saleslady anytime"
The man was all smiles as he left
the courtroom. There was com
plete metamorphosls in his appear
aace when he returned to the court.
room yesterday. He looked sad and
gloomy while his wife was all smiles.
We'll, | was all wrong, judge" he
said. "a man has ii much easier than
woman"
"How do you like being house
maid?' Justice Duffy inquired
ilt's tough work, judge. | don't
want any of it again. It's cooking,
scrubbing. washing, ironing | had to
do, and the children didn't let me have
a minutes peace. Do you see that
bald spot on the top of my headg
That was caused by the weeks worry.
l gave up the contest on the first ght,
but my wife couldn't change with me
until the week was out, and then she
said that | must come before your
honor and confess that was wrong"
"You hasen't told the judge yet how
many novess you read during the
week. the wife said, smilingly.
Not one. How could I? The chs .
dren would tear he book from my
hand. III touched one OF them they
would drive me frantic with their
screams A woIian's lot is a hard one
after all, judge; man has it much
EASIER
II secured position ia a Grand
store the wife said, "and at 6 at
night my work was done. Then
would take my mother and sister to a
lheater, leaving my husband home to
mind the children. Last night when
Brought him my weeks wages he
sand that ii 1 Idid not keep the moGey
and let him do the supporting again
he would leaye the house and I would
never see him again; but | would not
consert lntil he came here and con.
Iessed his error"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-30
Venice.

There are Two things in Venice that
| have never been able to make vut:
How do they build house, and how
do they put out a fire! Bulldog
materials, of course. can be procured
and there is certainly no want Of water
But where is the ground on which
tircmen or builders can take their
slaud? Even for the commonest re-
pairs of houses three or four stories
high, in streets only FIVE or six feet
wide, some plan must be adopted OF
which | have no conception. Two or
three beams, half hundred building
stones, and hod of mortar would
block up the street, and interrupt the
uuilic for a whole quarter.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-30
\ Careful Judge.

A Dakota Judge IN the course of his
charge 10 the jury, recently touched
ON an important point. He said
"Although The prosecution has
established the fact that the defendants
father was once mesa Der Of the lgis.
lalure, this should have no influence
with yon in bringing in your verdict
The unfortunate affair in the life Of
his father might, f course, make us
look with suspicion on the family, but
at the same time it ready proves moth.
ing against the defendsnt as he may
AS deeply deplore the conduct of his
paternal relative as any o. u.s."
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-30
Somewhat Snlty

Reserve officer Siark, the handsome
policeman who is stationed al Eighth
and Cheatnut streets, saw II boy carry.
ing pair of canvas hack ducks YES.
terday, and the sight brought up a
rather Interesting "Reminiscences. Mr..
Stark is a retired marine and has prob
ably had as many adventures at sea as
Don Quxote ever had ashore.
"Those ducks remind /. of very
curioss happening some twenty wears
ago" he said. "and | doubt if there is
a sailor living to-day who ever had u
similar experience. In 1866 | WAS
first mate of the ihcee masted schooner
Caleb Henry. We were ON return
voyage from Sagua la Grande, Cuba,
to Philadelphia, with cargo of sugar
The third day out we were struck by
terrible gale. which carried away
our jia, fore,opmast, staysail. fnretop.
sail, and mizzen. The foresail WAS
rent into ribbons and everything NOV
able on deck was washed overheard.
The vessel WAS Il stanch one, however,
and beyond staining her tlmbcrs
slightly The storm did no injury to The
hull. We made our way to the capes
under mainsail aud jib ,shch we
pa ched up from the torn foresail.
"Jnst ms we were abreast of Lewes |
noticed au enormous flock of canvas
back ducks in the marsh. | called the
captains attention tn them and he i'm
modiate,y ordered boat To he lowcrd,
and four of the crew armed with
double barreled shotguns, got into her
and roSed silently shoreward. Well.
sir, not to spin out too long yarn, we
kill Sl2 ducks inside of an hour and
brought them aboard"
"What possible use were the ducks
to vessel within few miles OF
home?" asked the Newsmau.
Ex.marine Stark laughed. you
are are little green he said. "Why,
we skinned the canvas off the backs
OF those ducks, and when we tied up
at Otis.street wharf we had rs neat and
pretty set of sails as you could md
on the Atlantic Ocean. Move that cat
off the crossing, driver!"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-30
Dad Not Hear the sermon.

"Well, how did you like the sermon
Sunday~ we heard one lady ask
another on the Court House pavement
recently,
"Tbe sermon9'
"Yes, you were at church, were't
you ~
"Yes, certainly
"Well. then, how did you like the
sermonY'
AI didn't hear any sermon, l belong
10 the cAoir."
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-30
FORGIVEN Ess.

Act bygones b. bygones.
II bygones were clouded
BY augM thai vcvasioned pang of regret:
Oh. let them in darkes.
Oblivion be shrouded:
'Tis wise and tis kind to forgive aud forget.
Let bygones be bygones.
Your heart " II be brighter
When kindness of yours with reception has
met:
The flame of pure love
VIII be Lurer and brighter. 4
If, God like, you strive to forgive and fsrget.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-30

To veteran soldiers the frc of arill.
'ery. whether Of exploding shrapnei
Or rattling canister, had no such terrors
as the fuslade Of u steady line Of
infantry. There is scarcely an old
soldier who saw much Of bat, le service
who has not been hit more or less lre
auently, without being harmed, with
canister. shrapnel balls, or splinters
Of shell. But how few IN proportion
We're struck by musket balls and moi,
seriously hurt! Even new troops
though appalled,, and bending down as
they went on, as though moving
against driving rain, would advance
in foce Of cannonade if they were
property commanded; bat severe
musketry only the very best soldiers
could endure without some sort OF
shelter.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-06-30

The man niost anxious abo@t his
socia, position is the man who never
had any such position, though he has
tried to buy it with money
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-23

Der bon bemfeIben 8etroHenen ni9t mie
Elm ial6ungsboles @ebet ober pie
fromme Spri9lein flinst, innbern ii@
in bic Spra9e bes 3ornes unb Der
&a6e fleioet.
Senes fi9 uSociali1ten : @eieb" nens
nenbe erbdrmli6ite geiebgeberii6e Ma@s
inert Der Neu5eit, trift bic Nnbdnger
Der Socialbemofratie feinestpegs 1rr
als p%arteigdnger, ionbern es bat bic
arsgefpro6ene Senbena, ie aud finanz
ciea unb biirgerIi6 st ruinirenf fie gu
berfebmen unb au d6ten. Scenes @eieb
bat bic preHe bet Sneialiften getpaltiam
unterbriidt, es tnebelt bic 8eriamm>
lungs unb &ebez Srtibeit unb geitattet
ben 8ebbrben, Seoen Der i'm @erba9te
febt Elm Spcialilt au ieia, bon Saus
nrb Spf gu iagen, i'm bon Weib unb
Sinh gu reiBen unb i'm ins glenb
binaus gu itoBen.
Wer fold brafonii9e Geiebe erldBt,
nber bur9 fem 8otunt ii9 als glnbdns
GET iol9 barbarii6er MaBregeln 3u erz
fe1nen giebt, Der muB aud menigffens
ben moralii6en Mutb baben, Bic psr=
f0nli9e 8erantmortli6feit bafar gu
iibsrnebmen. Wer @eiebe erldBt, bur9
bic ein groBer 8ru@tbeil a1er Wdbler
gu 8iirgern atpeiter &laHe begrabirt
tpirb, Der barf fi9 fagli6 ni9t tpuns
bern, tpen1 iene ben SpieB berum=
breben, iobalb fie bas 6eft tn bic
9dnbe befommen. Wir pernt6ger boz
ber an ber 2iebfne6tf9en Drobung
ni@ts nnerbbrtes gu fe5en. Wer Winb
fdet, mirb 9turm ernten, bos lift bod
CANA einfa9!
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Gin aaufmaara In Der llnterfuDt.

s# rex.
benz burd elm leibenbes unb i@reienbes
Stnb uaehrere Nddte Der 6dlaf gerambt
purbe artb Der au Der neber3ensung 9e,
lan8te, baB Mre. @insIcws @rctbing
6brup serabe Der Nrtifel iei beifen er fhr
bos Sinh benSthiste, taufte einen 0prratb
bapen. Ms er mad 9auie tam unb ieis
lier 6rau BACON Mittbeiluns modte, met.
8erte le. ii@, benz Riabe BON Dem @efauf.
ten gu perabrei&en, ba fte cine glnbdnge.
rim Der ScmSspathie mar. Die nSdffe
Radt wurbe Tieber idlaffcs rsrbradt.
Gle Der Bater am nd1ften Gage mad
Sauie tam, faub er bas 3iub idledter
als ie, unb ba e: abermals cine i&laflpie
Radt befirdtete, perabrei9te er tudbrenb
Der Nbpeienheit ieiner Tran benz Sinbe
cine Bprtien bes Sbrup unb iaate utdts
bapon. Die -@a&t barauf f&lief aaes
pphl unb Der fleine Sdreier ermaate
am Norsen nit beiterm @efi&t. Die
Mntter mar erfreut aber ben plSslt&en
wunberbarea Be&fel unb pbwobl tie fd
juerft beleibiSt fiblte, ale fe Nuftldruns
erhielt. feste fe bennu@ ben @ebrdua
bes Shrups fort. Sdreienbe Sinber
unb i&luflOie NS@te ino ibr jest unbe.
faant. Cine ein3elne Brpbe NIT benz
Sprup bat nod bas 2eiben iepes 8inbes
unb bas 8crurtheil Der Mutter beiiest.
Sn allen GpOtbeten gu Aaben; % Gents
bic Glai4e.
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@ut. 0SHimd & gpbm.

nniere 9auptnabrung 1T unb bleibt
bas Gleii6, un6 I'M fDl9es fri59 unb
gut su e~rlangen, fam man umm6gIi9
einen 3uberldffgeren Marft finbe1, aIs
ben bon Wm. 96fing & Snbn, $50.
511 Nbe. s. Sic 9erre,t baden benz
@ef9mad ibrer &unben &e9nung ges.
tragett unb III ibrem gtabIiHemert eine
talte 2uftmai@ine erri9tet, tpel9e alien
Nnforberungen fiir grbaltlng unb gnts
fernung i9dbIi6er Sngrebienaen bes
6leii9es entfpri9t. Sic baber befidns
big in ibren @iebb6fen eiuen groBett
Uorratb BON WtaftDieb, aus meIdem
rtur bas Bette fiir tire &unben getpdbIt
tpiro. Wer reel bebient fem min, BET
beiu9e ben Marft, So. Sill
Npenue y. 1,10t1f
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3feiber fir ben Nrifhfino.

9ie .3eit gum Nntauf BON SribIirgss
unb Sommerfleibern, 3iiten nnb I'M
ter5eug 1T gefommen. gs mirb ii9
fur Sebermann, Der fol6e Grtifel ge=
braumt, beaablen,
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belafeu. unb es bleibt ba6er ni6ts
Nnoeres iibris, als bic Grri9tung
elmer be5onberen 8unbes : 8eb6rbe
fir bieien 3med ins Muge su faKen.
Die &e@te unb bic 8ebeutung beg Nrs
beiters tuirbe bur9 bieIe 8ertretung
behelber innerbalb Der &egierung am
fiblbarften uno beiten a%nerfannt.
(9ierauf tui6erlest Der 9rdFoent einige
confituttoneae Bebenten, tpel9e bon
9eiten Ger gin5elitaaten geger bic @r>
ri9tung fDl9 zines 8unbes Nmtes CT.
boben tperoen f6nnten. 9enn = fast
er- bic 8erfafung ertbeilt Der Bun=
oesregierung bas &e9t unb lest ibr bic
pfidt auf, Die gin3elitaaten Dor innez
rem nnruben in 69ub gu rebmen.)
S@On bic blobe grifen3 fold eines
f0beralen 59iebsgeri9tes tpiirbe bic
beilfante Solge baben, @treitisfeiten
atDii6en &apital upb Mrbeit auf elm
Minimum gu bel9r1nten, 10 baB muir
iol9e 5dae bor ibr Gorrnt fomtten
tpirben, in bener wirfli6e begriinbete
&laget duf Seiten Ser einet1 bon beiben
parteten %borldgen. SeIbft tpentt rtat
ienen S6iebsgerihte ni9t bic Ma9t
ertbeilte, Die Sur@fahrung ihrer Gnts
f9ei6ungen au e%r5pingen, bann tpir=
ben tie bod f9on bel Suites gu tpirten
%berm6gen, ME nas BeiipieI Der in nlebz
rerer Staaten ~beftebenben giienz
REPRESENTATION aur @eniige benefit.
Das MrbeitssB Bureau, fas i'm Sabre.
1884 bur6 ben &onsreB erridtet tuurbe,
UNI bic SntereRen bet 4rbeiter 3u tpabren
unb bie8e5iebungen 3mii9en Rapital unb
Nrbeit au tberma9en, tniirbe lei9t nit
benz rleu gu erri9tenoen S@ieesgeri1t
5i bereinigen fem, inbem man nod 3tpei
1eue 8eamte in bic 8eb6rbe einfebt unb
tire bisberigen 8efugnife nod UNI bic
Der i6iebsri9terli9en @nti@eibung lit
tenet oben g~enannten @treitfdIer err
tpeitert. Siefem conf6beralen Nrbeits=
S6tebsri9ter Mrnte miiBte i6IieBIi1
aud bic Ma9tbDlfnmmenbeit ertheilt
tperoen, unterfu1ungeu dt15ufelIen lirb
ben nrfa9eu aud fnl9er5 treitfdue 1ads
auforiGen, bic man nibt ibrer gnti9ds
bung u~nterbreitet. Mir Quf Dieie Meife.
fam ienes 59iebsgeri9t i'm 8elb oes
an1fafenbten BemetsmateriaIs fein rao
baun aud Der Geiebgebung bic SnfDrs
nation liefern, bie Dem &onsreRe i1iibs
lid unb pitni6enstpertb eri@eiaen
ioaten.
Maibington, B. %. MriI, 1886.
8rDnef N1eheInnN
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babe fi6 bober elmer g~ntFeGung Der
Sbatia6en i9ll6ig gema6t, dig er am
ftdd1ten Wtorgea ber6fentli9te, @pulb
babe fetnen 8lan beg G1teosgeri9tes
NIT allen ieinen 8ebingutger anges
%ttor1r1en. Nls er fi@ 6ierour9 ui@t
nerbllfen lieB, erfolste iene i9piilftige
Proclamatinn PonberlDs ait bic rMrz
better Der gan5en Melt". @oul6 berlas
oles S9riftfid, In Incident er als
ublutgieriges u~ngebeuer" &c. beaei@net
tptrb, nit einem Infuge bon6obr, aber
bod ni6t obne intere grregurtg.
So6ann ipra6 fi9 @oulb bariiter
gus, oab Der Strife auf Der inter
gunbes &ontrole feben6en Serass
pacifcsBabn febr f9nel beenbet getpe=
len tpare, 6a bic Strifer fi9 gel9eut
bdtten, nit ben Bunoesgert9ten in
@onflift su geratben. Ct folgerte baz
rals, baB Der Bunb pber bic gin3els
ttaaten aud User bic an6erett 8abnen
cine ftrengere GDntrole ausiben %folten.
lSol9 ELM Nusfpru9, ben ieber 6reu,lb
Der @tfenbabn 8erifaatli9ung eetban
baben f6nnte, nimnt f1 i'm Munbe
oes e feabaDns &6nigs @ouIb re9t felt>
lam aus! Mnnt. b. s&eb.)
yta9 elmer fur5er gaufe tpurben Bic
gerbanblunger1 ~fortgefebt. @onGb err
tldrte. bob er ft@ auf Bic @infebuttg els
neg S9tebsgert9tes ri9t eingelaHen
baben tDiirbe, foboIb oiefes bie 6rage
bdtte e1tf9eiben fppler, ob ct berpfi9=
tet fei, Die Mrbeiter gu entlaHen, Bic er
mad Nusbru9 beg Strifes a1tgenpmz
men. Sarauf uiirbe ct fi9 I9le6ter=
oings ni6t eingela7en baben. Sobantt
tam bic &ebe auf Sag v4opl". 8itben
Der Gifenbabnen. @pulb nabm baHelbe
III S9ub, ba nbne biefes 8erfabrer
f9tpa9e gabner bur6 bic gpncurretta
sroBer unb finan3ieG 5tarfer 8abnen err
Dridt tuer6en tptirben. (Mieberum Elm
llttabfibtli@es Betpeismittel su @unifett
per giferbabn=N erifaatli6ungil Mnnt.
b. &.)
Na6 G9luB biefer 8ernebmung
@Dulos - bic, betldufig bemertt, bier
Stunben lang bauerte - tpurbe Mr.
9opfins, ber Bieesp rdfibent ber W2ifs
iouri= pacifcz Babn oufgernfen, 6eHen
Nrsla1nrgen iebo9 ni6t BON allgen1eiz
mem Snterehe tparen. Die @ibung,
Die ONT frttbef hermitage begonnef
bate, tuurbe eff gegeu balb feds nbr
nertagt.
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. Gime ,tuerb5rte 9rpbmmg."

Cine MenBeruag bes Nbg. 2iebtne6t
in Der &ei@stagsFbung bonn 2. Mpril,
benz lebten Sage Der 8eratbung bes
SDcialiftengeieBes, bat, tpie BITE Natios
naIs 2iberaIe &orresponben3" berbors
bebt, ni@t oieienige Gea6tung gefu1s
ben, bic cine 10 ~,tnerb6rte Srobung"
Derbient. Ser foeialbemotratii1e 6ibs
rer fagte nod benz fenssrapbii@e 8ez
ri@f:
sd ftebe auf benz Stanbpuntte, baB
fur fDl6e 8ergeben, fir folGe Sbaten
(ndmli@ bic Beuiliguns bes @ocialis
tengeiebes) perf6nIt9e Ser
a nttportIi9feit berrf6t, perf6nlis
DE 9aftbarteit eintretert muB. Mer bas
unre6t unb uubeiI angeri6tet bat, Der
tuirb, fObalb bic Masf6ale Der Getpalt>
baber D0n beute entporf9nelt, nit ieis
ner perfon baftbar gerna9t tper6en
lNbal reGts) = ia, NIT feiner
Yernni Oiefeu @ebanten In bic
Wtahe1 au bringen. battle i9 gera6esu
fur pfi9t. 9enn - unb bier bin Id
febr ofen = bas Socialifengefeb tuere
ben mir ni9t babur9 log merben, baB
mir urs feig buden; neim, bas g o.
eiaIifengefeB muB GoIgen
|tragen, bic ben 8dterm 6ess
feIben unangenebm Rnb. Grit
6ann tper0en mir es log. Sic miHen
merten, bob es aud Sbnen bittere
Grt6te irast.@
Sene s@DrresponseH3" Der nationals
liberaIen @al9lappen : Partei tennt
biefe Srobung cine unerb6rte, DergiBt
abcr gar3 gu eripdbnen, baB aud bas
5pcialiifengeieb Elm 10 nnerbbrt bartes
tinb barbarif6es III, baB man fi6 ni9t
tpunoerfl tantl, ipenu Der Wutbf9rei
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-23

Gun Nntoaio, Eeras, 1. SnIi 1885.
SD tdufte IN bieisr Stabt Elm Yadet bon
9orsforbs Self Battling 8reab 9reparation,
uutersoa ss elmer demif9en tinterfaduna unb
fuse, bas baHslbe bon reinen unb ni@t giftiaen
GbsuitaIien aufammenseiest If.
Die Sbee bes Prof. Sorsforb mar eine pirt.
Iid ~erObartise, bas u~nberbauliAe peinftein.
fanre Matron. peI6es in alien 6daeu bas
enbrsfultat bon allen aus Beiufsinrabm uub
Nairon tufammeusefesten 8adpuIbern if,
Durd 6as I6sbare pbospborfaurs aalt NIB So.
mon, ben pirtIiden ~stabrnnsspertb bes grobes
anO bic anodenfubtan8 sr5susenOen eIemente
ber saatur gu erfetsn.
@s 1T F9erii6 bic befe itnb eelunbefe grd.
a~rdtiou, pelAe benz @ubIitnm ien,als oFerirt
tunrbe, NIB iebe 8iutter, Der bic @eFunbbeit
brer Timber am Ser3ea Iisst, folte tein anberes
gsbrauden.
Sd lam nur nod bic Bsitdtignng, tpeI9e
BON ftlisea beribmten gbemiter PROT. Baron
bon 2iebig aber biefe 4rdparation abgeseben
DnrOe, biHsufaaeu, inbent er faste: sd be.
tre9te bieie G~rfuOuns oils cine Der uitIidfeu
gabeH, psIde bic @iHenf6aft Der glenf9bsit
7~sIisftrt bat
Sci allen @rOcerS ~ babes.
Berfu4t ee. 25,11,tup6W
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SIN GimoerelIa edlnh . @tpre

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On. Wir haben uns bur9 ben Nus
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Waaren: Samenz unb &in6erzG 9nbe,
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preiie iinb tebern BebtrfniB angemeFen.
Wer ~elegantes unb ~bouerbaftes @9uDs
5eug trage1 min, Der gebe gum
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