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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-09

The fore Of a terrible passion gradually
conouered Vauc Wharf aud left him pow.
erless to cope with 1t. lie had been at I'll
yerscroft only four days, but the time
seemed to be much longer-indecd the life
that Law behind was almost forgotten. lie
did not think Of the future. The present
was SO full of dazzling light to him that
he could not take his eyes from it.
Lori Audley was 50 delighted with his
visitor that he urged Nane to spend anotli-
er week at Ulyerscroft and 10 the young
engineer il seemed a. though an eternity
Of bliss were enrolled before him. With
the Glowing warmth VI the sunlight Of love
i'm his heart, he did not stop 10 count the
cost. He knew only one thing, and 1t was
that he worshippcd Lady Liiias. 1t was
as foolish a. if he had wished to WOO the
| moon and the stars. She was quite "a. Tar
out of his reach and ~ far above him.
Even to himself he dared not say that IN"
| worshipped her; but his heart and the
strength OF his manhood had zone from
him. Ava from her AL was blank, duli,
and lesolate. In the sunlight OF her pres
cnce all was eli the brightest ana ialfcss'
How he managed liis work was 4 puZzle
to him. He found himself compelled To
rise early in the morning and get throaSh
il before he saw her. IL he caught Dut one
glimpse OF her, il he heard only the souiid
OF her voice, the blood coursed wildly
through his veins.
Certainly fate was good to him. He met
her always at the DfeakIast-taOlc anu
from that hour he knew time no more uh'
Til he parted from her ut night. lie hau
noticed her great love for flowers, ana he
rose all hour earlier that he might get the
most fragrant for her. At first the proud
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-09
Fire ct Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Feb. 2.-BufTalo has beaten
it's fire record. This morning between
the hours of 3 and ! O'Clock flames ate
up fully So, 900, coo worth OF property
and left dozens Of business firms house
less. The burnt district extends on Sen
eca street, from kerr's liquor store TO
sydney. Sheppard & Co.'S tinware es'
tablishment; from Hofeldt's big building
on Carroll street TO the Nation.
al Express company's barns,
and on Exchange street seVeral
numbers east and west of Wells street.
On Wells street the flames swept clean
across the street and burned through
two blocks. Among the principal losers
are:
Root & Keeling, sole leather manufactur-
Sibley & HOLLYWOOD, candy manufacturers
Swift x Stambach, and s. s. Jewett * Co.,
stoves.
s. F. Egan and A. T. Kerr, wholesale
liquors.
The Brozel and Arlington houses.
Danbury Hat Manufacturing company.
+. W. Reynolds, shoes.
g, Lewis 4 CO., Wholesale grocers.
Fowler & Sons, carriages and hardware.
Hoffeidt * Co, soap manuf Acturers.
Richmond Lithographing company.
Crowds of anxious and excited people
filed all adjacent streets and watched
the desperate efforts of the tiremen to
deal with the flames. There was a fearful
din, screaming fire engines, roaring fire
and falling buildings. Ambulances
stood ready for a possible emergency, but
none arose. Chief Horning was struck
on the arm by a heavy piece OF plate
glass from a broken window and an ar
terry was cut. No other casualties are re-
ported. The fire was under control at .
o'clock.
AS the firemep were working in the
back part Of the hotel ruins the roof fell
in without a moments warning and i'm
prisoned several Of them. willing
hands were soon tearing away the
debris, and the first man reached
was John Mast, fireman of engine No. 3.
who was badly bruised. 1t IS thought
nonc of the imprisoned men are killed.
Up to noon no fatalities are reported.
The firemen suffered the most, several
having painful burns and other injuries.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-09
Panic at n College f'irc.

ALBANY, y. Y, Feb. IA special
from Johnstown, n. y, says: The
Union academy here containing 1000
pupils was totally destroyed by fire to-
day. When the fire was discovered
a panic ensued and some of the scholars,
as well as teachers, had to be
carried out. Great excitement prevailed,
but it is believed all the inmates are safe.
Five Chief George Thompson was in
stantlv killed and one fireman badly hurt
bv falling walls. The loss is estimated
s45, 600; insurance. 10000"
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-09

PARIS, Feb. 1.-Two holders Of Pan
anna canal shares applied to tie courts
yesterday for a against M. De
Lesseps. They demand the dissolution
Of the present company, and tie ap-
pointment Of "A liquidator with power to
make over TO the new company the as
sets OF the old concern. The court post
poned It's decision until Saturday. A. the
request Of a holder Of Panama canal lot
terry bonds, the court appointed a seques-
traitor Of the sums received by the com
pany from all future issues Of shares.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-09

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2.-The Samoan
Times newspaper, which the Auckland
cable states the Germans have suppressed
was published at Apia by an English
subject named Cusack. A number Of
copies Of the paper were taken IN this @ity
and ever since the trouble began II Sa,
moa the paper was eagerly sought Tor,
for an intelligent summary OF the hap
penings on the islands. The opinions cX-
pressed by the paper Were conservative,
and the journal was regarded as publish
inr an unbiased review OF the happen
ings in the recent battle between the
Germans and the Samoans. The Times
declared that the latter did no. fire until
the Germans had fired a number Of shots
and had killed TWO of the natives. The
Germans have not been friendly TO
Cusack, and it is related by the
correspondent at Apia that ON the night
Of December II q number o.
sailors from the German mcn-of war
Olga and Adler went ashore at Apla, and
one Of the chief subjects OF their search
was Cusack. The correspondent said:
Cusack had on several occasions crltl-
cised the Germans in his editorial col
umns for their general conduct IN Samoa,
thereby mourning their hatred. When
the German sailors came or shore they
began TO look for him, and he was obliged
TO 20 to the British consulate for protec
ton. They, of course. did not venture &c
follow him there.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-09

We accidentally overheard the following
dialogue on the street yesterday:
Jones Smith, why don't you stop that dis
gusting hawking and splitting!
Smith-How can /! You know | am =
martyr to catarrh.
J.-Do as | dill. ! had the disease In It's
worst form but ! am well now.
S.-What did you do for IT,
IL used DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. 1t
| cured me and 1t willeure you.
S.-I've heard OF II, and by Jove I'll try 1t.
J.-Do so, You'll dad It At all the drug
stores In town.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-09
AOW,S THlS2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case E Catarrh that cannot be cured 10y
taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY 4 CO, Props. Toieco,,O O..
We, the undersigned, have known +. j.
Cheney for the last H. years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transac-
iiors. and financially able 10 carry out any
obligations made by their firm.
West and Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo
Ohio.
walding. Kinnan & Marvin. wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, Ohio:
T. II. Van Hocsen, Cashier Tciedo Nauona
Bank. Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and muctis sur
faces of the system. Price zoe per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-09
no b Continued
Satisfactorily Explained.

The anarchist had just come home with
a clean shirt Oh.
Great heavens, Barlowski,' exclaimed
his wife, sinking into a chair, have you
become 6 blood sucking capitalist and
aristocrat?'
No" he said, 1.-The shirt was q pres
emit
How does it happen that you haven:
traded il for whiskeyy"
1T was the saloon keeper who gave 1t
to me-" he replied bitterly. Boston
J Beacon.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-09

MINNEAPoLIs, FEB. 2.-It is given out
that no performances will be permitted
i'm the theaters tomorrow. The authori-
ties have declared wal on all forms Of
Sunday amusements and propose to keep
il up until a Puritan Sabbath becomes an
institution CT the city.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-09

A lady's marriage ring which was lost
Scotland, was recently turned up in blowing
and restored to her. 1t was as bright as
when lost.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-09

MONTREAL, Feb. 2.-The city is al
ready filling up with visitors for the
carnival, which opens on Monday, and
the number of distinguished people from
Canada and the United States who have
engaged quarters is enormous. Eighteen
Of the best rooms in the Windsor ar
being retitted for the occupancy OF
Governor General Stanley and
party, while Sir John hose,
with his guest, Prince Victor Dunlap,
single will be quartered at the same
hostelerie. There will be carnival parties
from Chicago, New York, Buffalo, Boston
and numerous other points. The palace
is IN fine condition. The race course or
the ice together with stabIing for a hun
dred horses was completed yesterday anc
q number Of trotlers from the states vii
contest for the prizes. The attendance
Of Americans it is thought viii be unus
ually large, ewing 10 the failure of th'
carnival at ST. Paul through scarcity O.
80.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-09

"Wc are in Loves land to-day;
Where shall we go!
Love, shall we start, or stay,
or sail, or row.?
There's many n wind and way,
And never May but may.
We are in Loves land to-day;
Where shall we 60? 49,.
"cLand me- she says, where Love
Shows but one shaft, doyes
one heart, one hand,' :
"a shore like that, my dear, :
Lies where no man viii Steer,
No maiden land"
TO be Continued
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-03
Gold in the River.

There is no doubt that our river has
plenty of gold and silver in it; hard
milled dollars and doublOOns. In old
Spanish times there were no banks in
San Antonio, and it's rich citizens ~
holes in their back yards, excavated
places in the walls of their houses,
and no doubt, sanS jars and copper
pots in the river, to secure their tleas-
ures. Several of these treasure troves
have come to light in the course of the
modern buIlding-up of our city, but
much of it remains hidden yet. In
1866 there was a great flood from the
river, and several houses were swept
down the stream, among them the
residence of Judge w. b. Leigh, now
deceased. The house was situated in
the river bend near st. Mary's street
opposite the convent II lodged and
went to pieces on the .OustOn street
bridge. Judge Leigh often stated
that he had 81 500 in coin in the
house and this money is somewhere
in the river, perhaps right at the
bridge.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-03
G. A. r. Election.

Mr.. j. P. NewcOmb has secured the meeting
OF the State encsmpment G. A. r., in San An
tonic, February 2lst. Thirty Ord Posts in the
state will be represented, or about 100 dele.
gates and families. During the year Ord Post
has gained such membership that now it is
the strongest in the state An annual cleo
tlon OF othcers was held last nigh. They viii
to-wit:
$. NJ. Johnson. Commander.
n, II. Bacon, Senior Vice Commander.
n. L Underwood, Junior Vice Commander.
DR.. J. Jones, Surgeon.
5. MosIer, Chaplain.
+, G. LOring, Quartermaster
W. II. Huston, Officer of Day.
W. walters, Officer of Guard.
Minor officers will on '".'' ed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-03

As man was driving down Aus
tn street about 10 o'clock yesterday
evening, he came near running over
= two year-old child of Mrs. Huncke.
"A surprise party was rendered
the Misses Flores last night, the COM
pany starting from Mrs. Dun bars ress
idence, on Dryer avenue.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-03
Notice

@Ladies don't read; but sometime
ago when the night was dark, and
stormy, and the wind was bowling
wild, Mr.. Fl. A. Blair thought of
splendid idea to bring the ladies up
to his store, 3lS east Commerce street
He at once sent for the most beauti-
tul assortment of plush and gilt Odor
cases, something entirely new for SOC
filled with Imported perfumery up to
So; they have arrived; now hurry up
ladies, and inspect these goods before
purchasing elsewhere, for no house in
Texas can compete with the FARMERS
DRUG STORE. Telephone No. 296.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-03

era Opera
Under the management
p. 9. LINZ OR il.
PROGRAMME FOR WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, DEc.4
The most pop popular Overture ever written
Solo for Euphonium, concrto Originate RafayOy
5. for Tenor Juvis .IIalevy
Grand oRs 5 Pa So introducing es Hasusao
"Dnorah" and other Operas with Solos for Corne CMr,
Bent Clarinet (Sig Stenge and Euphonium (Sig Raj
Solo for Petit Clarinet F'5 %ss G 44 N'"s
g. Orceaux de Salon Melody in F.
Song for b''S0 lhf f I Myon Wnev S'On'""
s. Nocturne Relgegse The Last Hope Gottschalk
Nine Blanche Stone Barton
~ Mrcbs MINI e Se v R5fR Mr. Whitney Came
This . G%ore o Band with AeFy s ns
eclipsing popularity the famous Bouanger March
PROGRAMME FOR WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEcEMBER4
pen
Rrndisi from 1usretis BGrgia DOnize
Sa hn ef 4fomen poP sser Chorus from Faust enned
MeSsrs Wilson Schubert Kruger and Rayayolo, with
Aria BravOura soprano perle du Bres
Sapss ra sh 1.-The Prisoner and the Swallow Droisssz
PsgaHiHi
Sig stsngs 3 fiHse Horn R9s ~ Fesoo Sig de ca5o
co o IH Mr. MI Bo oen R1 MP
@ P IL Ge4 MsSf de c R MR. Herman r Bell
o@Sons Bass ca5"e En @e f Eden
Episode Mitaie The Charge Light Brigade puerner
sgHofHa eapnn and Boo ns'
49, scena from III TrovatOre ~ The Anvil Chorus Verdi
Mexican and Spanish music will also be introduced
PROGRAMME FOR THURSDAY AFTERNOON, DEcEMBER5 $.
Overture Der 7; Frss slo oJ;on ..weber
uartet for E French HoHs s'' my Love Lies
dreaming -
Grand Baritone Simon Boceanegra'
SG@n for C s5THSonc Reyerc
T. Grand Soprano, Fiammante" Magic
s. Rhapo Hongroise No Iiz
9 Aria Tenor salve Dimora .Gounod
49, T Tse Behezoo vaias via qua ae H Man
a. Dssspvs Fantasie, entitled "A Trip Manhattan
m % @ f., i3sa T951pE
BaE G Se e qI the the Hy%
phs Fireworks the imaginary bllncy of the rock
return to Home Sweet Home" ' OH
PROGRAMME FOR THURSDAY EVENING, DEcEMBER5
grand piece Revolution
Cornet Solo, Centennial Polka .Bestet
5. Grand seena from IIuguenos, The Benedcion ofthe
l. from 'NIgnon
Euphonun from III Trovaore
N'S'S'S Mesrs Bent and Raiayoo Verdi
!. Me
Mr. Myron W. Whitney
Originally written for pianoforte solo
accompaniment, recently arranged for Gimores Band
Soprano, Una Voce POGO Rossn
Blanche Barton
Soldiers Couro
Wilson, Schubert Kruger and Rafayolo
with full Bandin the Finale
a gsys5 then ooS h hsh.
(5ounod and Wagner would have composed it.
for Voices, ''Rgoetto,"
Miss Dickerson Sig Duzens Whitnev
National Air 'Tis of Thee"
Gimores Band with Artillery Accompaniment
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-15
sanssrstenperfd rfdlIeaeer..ma .

@roBe Strsfen pon Maiues g9iI6.
ninen, idreibt elm Correspondent aus
Bangor, iinb in ben lsk,en Sabren an
Sriuotperionen Io;uiusen fir Elm Butter.
brot wesss9eben woroen, nnb infolse
benen beiiuoet ii6 iebt elm bebeuteuber
SbeiI res @sbieics, 6as siuit bic 6iient,
li6e Domdue biIbete uuo fir wirflide
gIniiebIer ;uriidsebalten wer6su iolts,
in ben Sdnoen einiser rpeniser Snoiuis
buen. Mande Der 2sttersn babeu gauge
g vGownibips@ pon SO Nuabratmeilsn tiir
sns 8leinisfeii verporbsn@ unb nismnIs
ibrsn Seiie seieben, ionoern einfad al
Soljinbuitrieae has priuiIesium, usrs
pa6tet. bort alIes Sol, nieoerluldlnacn.
gtod idIimmer aber III 6er 2eibtiinn
= ooer mas ionit Su @run6e Iiset =
nit weIdem man bic .SuIsIu an ber 5fiiite
sntIang rpessibt. Sn ben Iseten 10
Sabren 1T cine srobe anbobI bieIsr sSn.
ieln, welde benz Stnute ssb6rtsn, fur
cine eappaIe al Pripatperionsn obsr
@Orporationen fir BriuatseIddite per.
fault porben, unit ber ScanbaI baueri
nod INNER fort. @cp6bnIid nimmt
man init is6em sebOteusH Preis, Don
$40 all, uOrIisb.-6ir 6armSwefe baben
bieie 9dnOersieH nur wenig 81 beoeuten (;
bassssu bitten bic SnieIn iebr ipertbuoue
S9aipeiben = man&e entbnlten aud
id0ne @ranitIaesr = unb bic @iIoniiie
iinb ausssteidnetes SoISIanb. Sur bic
Jtdufer boben bic meiiten SnieIH groBm
Wsrtb Sur aulnee uon Sommeruergnii:
sunsssSOteIs, ME aud fir priuate
SommerwObnuHsen. BisIe Re:u gOrs
Ter unS 8oltoner iinb iett inter ben
sIidIi9en 8siisern ioIdsr SnieIn. gs
srbebsn iih iebt eHOIid Stimmen gsaen
bic Hi@tsphrblseH S@IsiioeFperidnft pOn
Staatseieentbum.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-15

Sn garis mar ysan; pariS" nidt IN
ber Stdot anwelenp. Die Bdoer, Die
@sbirse uurosn pom ben ele9unten !Sers
ren uno @ameu iiberfIntbst, in paris
ieIbit meilte Hnr berieni9s Gbsil ber 9es
uOIferuug, bsr nidi nur gum Wersnii'
aen. lonotrn aud sur 9lrbsit seboren it,.
.,9tls bet Marquis mno bic Wiarquiie
be eorrains ian @rano SoteI abltieseu.
warsn lie bort einiam, mic Fs ss gu iuiins
i9en i6isnsn. Die gndbiJe 6rau MAR
Ieibenb unb winibte Jiieman6 gu
i6rer Btbisuuus aIs elm gang iunses
Mdb5en, peldes I'M 5oteI glusbiIfes
bienite aIs Stubenmaoden Ieiitete.
.Sit bic Ularquiie sbsniO idOn pie
ibr Wann2" iragten neusieris bic au6es
rem Dieneriunsn, ipelde fir ben idb0nen
Spanier i6wdrmteu, aber bic Rhine
fonnte feline 9lustunft bariiter 9sben.
Die DAME ideine iebr Isibenb gu iein.
ibr 3immer wdre immer buntel, auBers
benz triiss i1s mad msrieaniI9er Wiobe
sin Spisentu9 ibsr ibrem buntIen
Saar, wsI3es bas baIbs @jeii9t pers
billte. Die arme Dame meint 70 piel,
unb wenn ni9t Der gbemann 10 iebr
pisI troltsts un6 70 sdrtIi6. adj 70 Sdrts
LID nit ibr iprdde un6 immer bic bIais
ien Sdnbe briidts, 10 pdre es gar ;i
trauris-nber CT mare 70 siitis, 10 mits
Ieibis, 70 Iieb nit 6er 6rau unS fdbe
immsr an ibrer Settle. Omar peritdnbe
iis uidt, mas lis iprdden, ater es miiBte
oft isbr trauris itin, benn Der id0ne
Ssrr fei cu9 oft iebr Iuebmitbis.
Suswil5eu mar 9ouiion in garis ans
setommen, unO iie bsfoIste srnau bic
Suitruetionen, peIde Sarolb Jfanball
ibr nit aui ben gSes aeseben. Jsaum
bate iie iid pon Der 6abrt erboIt, 10
nabm tie einen 9ommijiioudr, ber su
sIeidsr 3tit Oolmsiider mar, uub giug
nit ibm aui bas goli,eiprdiiOium, nm
su srfrasen, in ipeIdem Sotel ibre CERT
idait, bsr 9torquis uno bic Wlarquiie
be 2Orraine, abseitiesen iti, bu iie bic
Gbreiie uerloren babe.
(bortiesung foIet.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-15
esr elnsreasr ais ailfsmittsI.

Sine quite glusrsbe 1T nibt nur nad
bem Gprihwort brei 9aten ipsrtb. ieas
bern maudmaI iosar cine 5reiipre6uua.
Nas bat iid bieisr Gage in sinem origi=
uellen Sonntagsgeiets sproesB sesen eiuen
@irtb in williamsburg, g. D., seSsist.
CUR GrbainIns glnbertr tbeiIen mir oas
@eididtden NIT, wie es ucn bort ess
sdbIt iuirb.
Sobn Brennan, Sdantwdrter in Der
Wirtbidait 9lo. 46s 0lanbattan 9lue.
su williamsburg. mar ber lleberireiung
oes Ncciiegeietes beiduIbigt uorcen, its
benz CT has Focal am Sonnta9 ofien ges
laileH babe. Der ProeeB wurbe Dor
9fidter @oetiius un6 einer Surp uerbans
oelt. goIi3eicapitdn 8fbobss, ouf ben
3usenitaub serufsn, iasie, OaB sr an
benz SoHHtas bas Qoeal betrat uno 9
Mduner Dor 6em Sdauttiih ifeben iab.
Sisrani ersriii gInpalt 0uisIep fit ben
gtngsffagten 6as 8ort uub erSdblie Der
Surp, baB- bas 2oeaI nidt nur ofIen
mar, Ionbern bic Wldnner tbatiddtid
6arin selusisn isien. Das babe aber
ieinen suten GjrunO sebabt: Brennan
unb irins 6reunbs iabeu ndmlib in ser
obereu @tase un6 badten gar nidtbaran.
bas gIeciieseict Su iibertreten, = als iie
pIoeIi9 Gjerdnid aus Der Mirtbidaft
pernabmeu, aIs wenn elm @inbreder
bnrin mare. giaiiirlid eilten fie fofort
binuuter, ben SOnniasseinbre@er beim
Jfrasen su padeu, mb faum batten iie
Oas aoeaI betreten, ais ber goIiJeieapitdH
auf ber SiIohdde eridien nnc ben
Sdnntludrter feitnabm. Die Surp mar
aon bieier @si9idte 10 seriibrt, baB iie
Brennan obne 0eiteres freiiprad. Ser:
mutblidb wir6 man baI6 pon Seiteus
ifiden gu bieicr Ginbre9ersei6i9is
horen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-15
(5Ortiesuns fOIst.)

-Su Der @ala9ei mar es
Der WliIiiar llnteriuduuss sGom milton
sinssiaasn, baB in Der 6emsinoe SSes
tesut ieit neun Sobrsn isiu Gins
jiser SoIoat singrreibt mer6sH tonute.
Der 8isessipon sins Der Sa9e na9 unb
srmiiteIts, baB bic 9uribe bss 9orfes
einen Monat por ber glusbsbung iid
siner Sunsertir untsrwsrien; iie eiien
nidts ais in g8nIsr obne 6ett 9stodts
MamaIiga un6 trinten nibts ais giiis,
waiitr. Daburd massrn iis 10 ab uni
srIaHsen Elm 10 iammeruoass glusiebeu,
Oab Der unteriu9enbe 9IrSt iis obus piel
rmifanbe binausgsia9t. lln6 oas mai
Der 5wed Oer pfiiiigsn @aIa5en. Seim,
settbrt. beginner lie pieber gut gu Isbsn
unb baIb finb fie mis6er bhbi5 runb.
Dor Der nddifen Muilsrune besinnt pies
ber bic 6aiten;eit. Sn 5oIee 6ieier gut.
befuug uurbsn in bieiem Sabre afft
Burden trps ibres iammsrpOllsn Nus,
febens eingereibt. ba bic Gommiilion ans
ndbm, baB bic Menage bic 9teirnien bins
nen DsHissn gpOasn ususrbinas auf bic
8fius fsIisn ipirb.