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Daily Republican., 1888-09-05
Wm' B. Sharpe Co.,
Fourth and MaYEst SIS.
Are you married?
Do you keep house2

arc you Soln& W De mar
ried?
In either case you will
need carpets.
1t you are already a house.
keeper, fixing-up time will
soon be here and you may
need new carpets or the old
ones made over and rehtted.
1t you are going TO be a
housekeeper, and who
wouldn't If they could, tits
fully time to be looking
through the fall styles.
Our purchases have been
large and full and are COM
ing In daily. Take your
time in looking for carpets.
They are here In great vari-
ETY., new designs and color.
ipgs to suit most any taste.
Moquette-
The most elegant, stylish
and harmonious carpet for
parlor yet produced for the
price. They come hand
somely bordered and in fine
effects for hall and stairs.
A really correct parlor
should have a "Moquette"-
SI.25 and $3.50 and only In
the best makes.
Body Brussels
In great variety and this
season closely initiating the
Moquette in design and low
tones Of coloring. We have
many special things for par
lors, halls and stairs in Body
Brussels that are new and
unique in effect. The Kid
derminster Art Carpets in
Brussels, in two tones OF
old gold, terra Gotta and
lgobelin, are sipgularly beau
titul and effectiye-bordered
with the same in slightly
darker effects their style is
unexcelled. Mosaic, Egyp-
tian and Persian combina.
tons are also very beautiful
effects this fall. These goods
also come complete for hall
and stairs. 90c, 81, 81 Is,
81. 25, $1.35.
Tapestry Brussels
The most popular Brus.
sells Carpet of the day. This
fall they closely follow Brus.
sells and Moquette in effect,
and are better liked than
ever. Their low price and
good wearing qualities COM
mend them to all carpet
buyers. Any lady can spend
a day if she has it to spare,
in our large carpet rooms,
looking through this line OF
carpets alone. They also
come nicely completed for
halls and stairs so, 60, ~
ard 85c, all OF the very best
standard makes.
IngraIns--
In endless variety and in
Vulnerable colorings and pst.
terms. $50 rolls now in stock
from the rich, strong, high
co ors, to the neat little fig.
ures and quiet combinations.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

DTMPLES, black heads, red, rough
II 1Nlchapped and oily skin prevented b
CUTIJURA SOAP.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

The celebrated Smith American or
gans, chime bell ORGANS, Carpenter or.
Ran', 81 Hooelen's, 10 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

GSOR SALE. "A SHOW OAsE In FIRST
e elais order apply to J,PAUL BROWN
81 arket STREET Hb.u
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

. the REPUBLICAN ohce today, In
the snAd o.:
Io'olOcE 10 o'ol3ck 10 O'Clock
74o 78o 1872
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

1uBLiC SAbE.-WlLL BE SOLD AT
4 public sale st the southWes, en-r D "a -,
Ninth and Ohulch streetI, on S''N'' VI
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. SEPT ~
,,,..,.at 3 O'Clock,
Kitchen furniture, two stoves and all artt
o. pertaining to bar room Ei,o Eom,
household furniture A." '0AA'
l.. n. SrIDaAM 4 SON.
huctIoneeTs.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

ENANTED-A GOOD uIBL FOR GEN
w oral houseWork; good wages AZ wi
Market street. IS ST.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

{ETANiED = a YOUNG Man TO
w learn The baHbering bu slness; ore who
mas had como experience preferred Ad.
iress l0B East 80 street. s6.3.s
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

NOR RERT-RBuM ) an g,n avn on,,
~ story 70 married oOupls. or 20 sip',In
geatiemsn, With or without board AZ ia
N''e4A 9EiN-s ab Ats
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

WTAN rED--DRLS SMAAEE WIsals
w few engagements by The daV n
week. Fitting and drsplng mt class Tsrn ~
moderate. AddrgsI S, M thiY ONES S.Sts
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

The street markets were well suppllcd
with vegetables this morning. Butter
sold from 80 TO 35c per ID; eggs, rs to
Doc per do2, corn, 10 to he per doz
potatoes, loo per half peck; sweet pota-
toes, zoe per half peck; beans, poe per
half peck; lima beans, l2c per quart;
tomatoes, l2c per half pech; apples, lG
TO l5o per half peck; peas, 25 to 3lc per
half peck; cabbage, 3 to 1Oc per head; egg
plants, TO Sc each; pea hes, 3 to 26C
per bali peck; on ions, 20c per half peck
chickens, 9lc to tl,25 per pair, dressed
live chickens, 30 cents to 81 per pair
honey, 25c per To-; beets, 4c per bunch
crab apples, zoe per half peck, and other
vegetables at usual prices
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

ffOR REHT-SHOP AT 8. Z. Ooh. GTH
= and Jt Il Sson streets. Apply TO ]. Il.
JJHNSOE, AIS Jefferson street. state
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

Ngy AhTEB--TWO AIEI.s IA T.TARN
dIessine stnR, non but coed sever
LetI Apply 1t M!sS WITT NBbRfJ AZ
EnrkBt ST. "a s.s
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05
TINE rEAcn MARKET.

Fourth street was well filed with
peach wagons this morning aud nearly
every kind Of peach was Represented
except the only first class luscious Della.
ware peach. All the fltst.class fruit gives
Wilmington tie go by, being shipped tC
New York and Philadelphia We only
get the culls or refuse and they demand
big prices for them. They sold from sc
cents to S5 cen per basket. Now Is the
time to procure your preserving peaches
as the glut of the season is now over.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05
PEERLESS DYES s AsG " '9 S4 EEs9

sEy AN CtD-A SITUATION PRI.
" vAte fBmily for general homework
Apply a. l225 West An street.. or address a
. tots othca. IS 2tE
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

WAHTED-A LADY WANTS To DO
w washing. APp'y At ll2b rams o
stress. sA.olS
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

Oysters at Ains1o rs, 7O7 ShIpiey
street, for IS 20 And 20 oabti psr quart
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

A large quantity OF fair oats were
backed up at the curb on Fourth street,
West oil Market, ard sold from 80 to Az
cents per blshel. Com was scarce aud
brought rs cents per bushel Hay
sold from Sl4 to bl6 per ton,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-12-22
Where to Find Heaven.

There WINS q Methodist minister who
preacnci one Day on heaTou Tue noA::
morning he vas going down town, and lo
met one OF his old wealthy members. The
old friend said: Pastor, You preached n
rood sermon about heaven. You told me
all about heaYen, but you never told mo
where heaven is"
"Ahl" said the pastor, 81 am glad OF the
opnortunity this morning. have just come
from the hilltop Wonder. In that cottage
there is d member Of your church. Sho is
sick in bed with fever; her two little children
arc sick in the other bed, and she has not GOT
a bit of coal or n stick of wood, or -four, or
sugar, or any bread. If you will 60 down
town and buy $50 worth Of things nice pro.
visions, and send them up to her, and then
20 up there and say, My sister, l havo
brought you these ncc provisions in tho
uame of our Lord and Saviour then you
ask for Bible, ard you read tho twenty
third Psalm, and then you get down on your
knees and pray If you don't sec heaven be-
fore you get all through ~ pay tho bill"
The next morning 70 said: "Pastor, saw
heaven and spent fifteen minutes il i.ca 1y
as certainly cs you arc listening New
York Graphic
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-12-22
49,. .. 80, =. 80. ~
NUMBER %.

- -r.sls
MO other oDserv once. Latterl, s::s
. fashion permits.a wider band, but tile
!. great vulgar belts of gold:so popular
!; IN America havc never found favor on,
! this side Of tho HERRING pond. clio
!. ring is never removed and is k,.-ied.
with the wife. Long years wedrsit
nearly in two: Sometimes it breaks
: apart. Then it is mendcd- ever re-:
!; placed by q new one. .:s:s.
In the carly English marriage Ger
vice tho man put the ring on wiiththis.
! solicitation: with this ringsI lice
| we'd; with my body / thee worshi p = +
!: etc. It is qpity the latter phrase has.
been eliminated from general Eso.
What can be more sublimely, more
stcnderly loyal than IN open dcclara-!
4tion Of -"body worship2a 'Tis this
quaint phrase Which Lifts the husband
far above tho; temporary lover: aIIiis
this which transforms sexuality into
ssacrcGhoss. However, some: couples
Sstill insist oast tho an cient formula: s:s
s. Thc::weddl iing riin gais gal Ways hall
marked. Phis- mark IS the symbolsof
ktho goldsmith craft tits proof posi-:
1.-Two OF solill .werc, ny ethcr Of COL Or
silver. l!:loz Go ldsrniths hall stamps
:sthis, end ii .elfeit such stamp;
involves; thcss...is hsinsl loavySpe ties,
mprisonmc and fines; wit b. his trade
|sinsigniia forever. In
::5oarl J{lays dealt ponal ttsons
penal sseIyiitudc But hosWises,
marcli:of timc has naturallY somewhat
rol., ,-oT fl,ic Gu, rfo,, low f,,, ,,;ch@
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-12-22
TIE WEDDING RING.
Its Importance In England, and Laws Re-
rulatinc It's Construction.

Its Importance In England, and Laws ke-
: gulating It's Construction.
Lives there a woman with heart 50
dead who never TO herself hath said, l
mean some day TO get married' This
phrase is turning the patriotic mascu,
finc outbulst about ono's native land, "
familiar to every schoolboy, into a
new. absurd rendering. The publica-
ton of series OF love letters from
famous men and women puts one IN
touch, as it were, with The subject OF
marriage, as this is or should be the
outcome of loves illusions. Whether
or no marriage is a failure" the
younr men and women who go sweet
hcartfng Gro usually disposed To solve
the problem i'll th:ir own obstinate
way. Marriage is o .tolerably serious
business ct its rosicst reckoning, NO
man. save in rare exceptional IN
stances, is Git to marry under six-and-
thirty years of age. No woman
amounts to much save in similar OK
ceptional instances who is less than 81.
Prior to these respective ages they
surely are in their salad days, ana
wofuIly "grcen in judgment" But
what IS the use of talking? The boys
and girls of 16 to 10 will get married
and enjoy happiness thereby or be
sorrowed thereby, as the case may be,
proving how truly in this, as IN an u.
else. lifc's history repeats itself. LEI
us, then, admit the gracious fashion
of marriage and proceed to look up
some Of it's curious English observ'
ances, handed down by long genera
lions.
Saxon, and signifies "a pledge" From
time immemorial this recognized
"pledge" consists of a ring, and is useS
as indicative thatth man will perform
his part CT this free contract. The
ancient English wedding ring is Q
thread like band of :iaep yellow guinea
gold. In primitive times the cor
Called "a guinea, now outof date ane
valued at twcnty-one shillings, wa
used to melt up into wedding rings
This is the sort OF ring the queen d
the realm wears, likewise the coster
monacr, if she be married. ona levc
oil wives ,.lcot !: !ss..ccl:;,sd- - -
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-12-22
Curing uIs obstfaacy.

A guide in the Maderan valley COM
| plains of the difficulty of dealing with
n certain class of travellers and the
dilcmmns he is often placed i'll to pre-
vent accidents, and relates by way of
illustration the following incident:
"An EnglishInan wanted to cross tho
Huff glacier and tho Garden summit.
My brother and Iwere engaged to ac-
company him On reaching the glacier
We put the gentleman between us and
prepared to tic all three to the rope.
But he obstinatoly refused to adopt
this plan Of safety. Icxplaincd to him
tho danger of walking alone, and
showed him my written instructions,
but to no purpose. As he persisted in
his refusal my brother and l tried to
compel Kim by force. The two of us
were, however, not strong enough to
master him, rs llc was Il man of power
full build. We then insisted on being
paid for the whole OF tho trip. so that
we might return ct once. This was
only reasonable, as VIC had refused an
engagement on his account. But ho
would not listen to this proposal.
Then my brother gave mo a look, and
I understood his meaning.
"As VIC knew every inch of tho
ground, we pretended to give in, and
went on ourway without the rope. But
we led him toward part of the glacier
which aboundcd in crevasses, six to
eight feet in depth, and therefore not
very dangerous. My brother and
strobe over them without saying o
word. But as our tourist failed to no
ticc the marks which both of us knew
by heart he soon dropped into q
chasm to the height of his shoulder.
You should have seen his face; it was
ns white as q piece of chalk. We
quickly told him that VIC uld.try to
get him out: After tying; the rope
rs MS chest ana TncTT sutfuJhrv uI0PFe
him in again. We repeated tllc oper-
ntion moro than cncc, raising him
higher each time end then letting him
slide down again. tearing his clothes
and g:l==;;ng lis skin. At last wo got
hin out. and fro:a, that moment lis
,7?;a.s rs cu;ct cs y lamb Lie let lis do
wIlct we liked with hi::i, end we coEi-
plctcd our trip without further ACCT
dcnts. "-G,crnan Paper.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-12-22
lon different styles of Gold Eingel Rings

~ q o 70 90 pln or fancr rhmAles Necklaces
rscelr silver and Hair Ornaments &c a IN I
Shirt
Pins for ai the silver plated ianw" f.
That belongs
o ani, icwrv Don't misunderstood the nurihf M sxs
M - of articles for OF nuy thins tNe
dzen, alike while state lave 45ihHTcn sy nm
pins have over
ms n,crs OF ALL Ny TO CnMpAK
t.1TY prcEs AatlfGAN
Nm -, YER OF WHICH SPECIALITY But just Come aud
for Yourself ndgetyou presents here
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-12-22
cond,t,ou of Southern Negroes.

A GOOD deal of loose talk is Eeerd during
tho year about the condition OF the negroes
in tho south. But there is such thing as
honest truth. Hero is the latest bunch of
statistics on tho subject: Ii tho south there
nrc now 1000 colorcd teachers. 100000
nnpiIs, l7,oOO in the male and female high
schools and 3,0OO,0UO worshipers in the
churches. There arc sixty normal schools,
ffty colleges and universities and twenty
five theological senlnaries. They pay taxes
IN nearly 81, OOO, 600 worth of property, this
in tho southern states, which, If intending
the northern states, would double tho prop
erty yaluat; on.-New York Telegram
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-12-22

mart Of tho nvuse of the Rothschilds IN
the Rue Lafitte is to be transformed ihto
Rothschild museum. in which all tn: souven-
IRIS of the family arc to be gathered together.
Tho Grand vizicr of Constantinoplc has is:
s,,ed a decree forbidding the publication OF
morning newspapers il that city. Hereafter
oplv evening ,,a..:.-- vvill ha nllowed-
I. Smith, of Valdosta, Ga, has pair OF
brass spoon molds that were made iour years
before therevolution They were HIST owned
by Mr.. Smiths great grandfather, and they
have successfully descended down tho fanny
line to the present owner Tho rule II tAo
family has been for the youngest boy to get
C,e..i
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-12-22
HOY Money Accommodates.

In Mulhall's "B:.lanco Sheet of the
World" the interesting fact is noted
that "cvcry day that the sun rises
upon tho American people it secs an
addition of 50, 500, 900 to tho accuInu-
lation of wealth in the United States,
Which is equal to ono-tliird OF tho
daily accumulation OF all mankind
outside OF the United States.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-12-22
Tho probable reason why horses arc

The probable reason why horses arc
apparently satisfied with two kinds Of
food may be found i'll the circuin-
stance that they seldom have an cp-
portunity 10 taste anything else They
arc very fond of applcs, cabbagcs and
most kind of garden vegetables. They
like sweet substances. They VIII cot
the leaves of corn, sugar cano and
sorghum in preference to hay. &c
cautious, but give your horses q va
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-12-22
r,,r,v.t,,rcc Volumes OF Sermons.

Lopdon's famous preacher, the Rev. c. q.
spurscon. says thct lie is always preparing
his sermons. reading and thinking, but tho
specific preparation begins at O'Clock en-
Saturday evening. His great difficulty IS to
find n text, he having preached SO many ser,
mons in the course OF Lis life. His published
serlnoils Gil thirty-threc volumes, and these
he Eeeps on shelf near RI hand. 50 that hs
NAV look back ard SEQ that LIE does not re-
neat hinself-Harper' Bazar.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-12-22

Nothing remains Ct tic falc,ous
ilaglisll scttlcrcntof Jamestown, Va,
begun in lCG7. save tic ruins Of u
church tower. and this is c:ulabliny
Yearly year. Tree roots licyc cracked
the monumental slabs i'll the churcll-
yard, ard thus ono of the few local
itics recalling tic first years of Amer
lean history is slowly losing its dis
LinctiYc features.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-12-22
For Christmas, New Year, Wedding
and Birthday Presents,

offer such stock hn shown to this
atcesin which
stock and the avanc STRIP
find
will both yonsef aud NE loved
which will
faaTe aS5ae es0
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-12-22

lie thought 10 ulIESeil INV sti'
is only a thin wall between nc and q
departing spirit. How il Ellison
should know how I fccl2 How If El-
lison Should find out how my heart
flutters7 What would Ellison say II
he knew my sllepticism gave ways.
He slept not. In The morning, coming
down, he said to the hotel keeper;
"How is The sick man2" ",Oh, sald
the hotel keeper, she is dead, poor tel,
lowl The doctors told US he could not
last through the night" We'll sal S
ones name; where is he frong
well" said the hotel keeper" he IS
from Providence college Proy =,
dcnce college, what is his namef
.Ellison." S'Ellison" Oh, how the
Young man was stunned! 1t was
his old college mate-dead without
anv hope. II was many hours before
the Young man could leave that hotel.
He rot on his horse and started home
ward and all the way lie heard some,
thing saying to him: Dead! Lost'
Deadl Lost!' He came to no satlsfGc-
lion until he entered the Christian lie,
until he entered the Christian minis,
inv until he became one of the most
eminent missionaries of the cross the
greatest Baptist missionary the world
has ever seen since the days OF Paul
no superior to Adoniram Judson.
Mighty on earth, mighty in heaven
Adoniranl Judson. Which 40 you
like the best, Judson's skeptlcls;m o. q
.Judson's Christian lifc9 Judson's SUI
ferine for Christ's sake, Judson's al,
most martyrdon2 On, young man
take your choice between these tW u
kinds of lives. Your own heart tell:
YOU this morning the Christian lie i
<.s.. ..,>A.r:.:,.e.. luorr: ys.s.ce:l,i.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-03
Ods Be6eden Ser Rebitofe.

Sroit, tpel6er cine NIT tiefem S6nee be-
beetle Bflan3e trtftt, ut lti6t tn1 Star1oe, ote>
lelDe eruitlt1 81 i6Gotgen. I'm 10 gefGbrz
li6er miro Die M.rfung DeSlelben, Denn er
auf unbebedte Bflan3entbeile trtfft, beionz
berS aber Oaur, ipenn 0ielelben our0 Dors
6ergegQrgenelt Hegen NAB 1tnb. l1nlere eins
Detnttl6en Bflan5en D%ertrdgen aber, tpe1n
Bic &Glte fte idon i'm Wtnteri9lafe trtfft,
3temlt6 niebere Senperaturen pDne S6a>
ben su leiben. 0enno6 lit eS bolt unleug1
barem Gortbeile, tpenn Die Gebentbeile, bic
i'm nG9iten Sabre treiben ober our 0ermeb>
rung oienen iollen, Dor Der @trfung Der
MtnterfrDite geibiibt tperoer. Ser ein>
fabite 56us lpirO i6nen 6urd) elm ge6e6en
nit Groe 9etDGbrt, tDel6e Qsbeit let6t our6z
fI6rbar lit. 0tnn bas Gebe1bol3 ni6t gut
ausgereift lit, lit eS gegen TrOfte Diel emz
pfi1oli0er; iun9es 6ol3 lit ii6erbaupt me-
niger tpioerltanbsfd6tg, uno iDu baber audi
in @egenben, IN benen bas 6ol3 Der alien
StOde our6 Die Winterfr0ite nidt sl letoen
pfleqt, auf bas 6ol5 in iungen Q~lnlagen be-
ionoers Gildlt6t genonmen uno Dor Nlem
0teieS gebeft tperben. 0aS 3u6eden lit be-
ionberS BET Dem &abli6nttte etnfa6 aus
fiibrbar uno gebt man bierbet ie mad Der
ibliden S0ntttart Dor, 0a BET ben S0nittz
arte1, Die feline langen BO9en heanlprlt6el1,
nu Elm g~eringer She'll beS 0tebenltodes CUR
8ebeGung gu fOmmen bat. 0enn aber AUDI
auf S6nlttbol3 gerebnet miro, 10 muB man
betm 8ebeden audi ar bieie5 benfen.
Die Nrbeit bes !3uOedens bari nur BET
tro6ener Bitterung erfolgen, ba elm 8efleiz
1tern Der 9teben unb 8eridulieren Ser Quz
gen NIT natter @rDe nidt nur ben Wertb
Oes S6ubes oerlminoert, lonbern burd @rz
fifteen ben Cr0Bten S6aben berbeifi6ren
tann. 9a bas 8ebeden LANCER &e6en
i6wteriger lit unb mebr Nrbeit perurla6t,
itno aud lange S6nittmetboDen fir piel
bur6 Sr0ite Iei6enoe @egenoen penig gu
emnfeh[eu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-03

bes gansen SD1tems iGeint 6ieien 3uifan6
berbet3ufIbren, obtpobl frattbafte @ridet>
na1gen ntdt bamit %perbnnoen iinb. Sorgs
fdltige 8flese BEL rei6ltber Siitterl1ng nit,
gut DerOault@eu Stpffen lit bas BETTE
Wtittel Oagegen. @arme %luppenartige
1ranfe neben benz gepObnltden Tutter felt
ben Wtl6fuB am ebeiten ipteoer Der.
Serrn S. SO. Srage: Wte fam man
Sauertraut er6alten, meldeS an Der Sberz
fG6e i9immelt? Nntport: Sauerfraut,
tpeldes SIT nerberben br0bt, tnoem ii6 Die
OberflG6e init einem pil3arttgen S6immel
lber3tebt, Der it6 INNER tpieber ~erneuert
uno benz Sauerfraut etnen 16le6ten 0e>
i6mad Derletbt, es nit Der 3eit aud garS
%r1qenteBbar ma6t, fam man oaourd Dor
Dem Gerberben i6iiben, baB man auf bic
lber Dem Sauerfraut iteben6e SlIiitgfeit
langiam etpaS 8ranntpetn 9teBt uno oteS
10 oft ipteoerDolt, alS Sauertraut ans Oert
Saile 9enommen miro. Sn Der &egel ge7
niigt IS, tpenn oies brett bis biermal gez
l6te6t, uno loQ oas Sauerfraut oarndd
etnen anbenebmen, n%etnlauren @ei6maG
befommen.
6errn 81, SD. Tra8e: Sn tpeI6em
Sitter bat eine Stute ben b0dIten Wertb fir
Die 3u6t Qlntport: 0arauf be3i9li6e
8eobahtungen petien barauf bin, baB Die
Gritlingsfoblen ieIten Die beiten &Iaiien tbz
TER Sanlilie biloen, unD baB in iebr pielen
6dlIen Die b0diten 3u6tletitungen better
Stlten bonn i%ie6enten u1lb a6ten Nebens2
iabre berportreten unD baum oft iebr LANCE
anbalten; bQfir f0nrten etnige merftpiirz
bi9e 8eiipiele onsefibrt perben.
6errn Gbas. 8ruter, Mounts
ain safe, @ottonppob 60,
Nt inn. Trage: Gin gferO, tpel6cs
iebt bic .3d6ne we6ielt, bat III
elmer Sette bet l1nterftefer angel6tpolz
len; fOnnte oas bon BEN 2Gbnen fommen
un6 it 3abnf1tel erbli6? Nntmort:
3abnfrattbeiten entfteben bGuftg baourd,
baB iid 3tpii6en 3tpet 3dbne Suttertbeile
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