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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-27
DE- ES5lNG AN ART.
Tho Golden Mean Which Must 10 At
tnincd by Women Of Tastc.

INC Hoiicn hchp Which Must 10 At
tanned by Women Of Taste.
1t requires something more than
long purse and fashionable millincr TO
enable one always To be dressed lust as
one ought to be. The Lest-drcsscd
woman is by no means always the one
who is ar:ayed with the most splcndor
and cos:lincss; and to know how to
dress according to tho occasion is as
much an art as to know how to dress at
all. In ones own homo TO out-dress
ones guest is a rudcncss and an unliind-
ness; the house, the oquipagc, the rcti-
nue., the encourage, the whole establish
mont is there to speak for one; tho per-
sonal attire can be OF tho most modest
One certainly would never rovivc tho
singular Frcncn custom of receiving in
ones night-drcss and in bed, an affccta-
ton OF simplicity which was really an
extravaganza Of luxury, since it served
the purpose Of exhibiting profusion of
rich lacos in curtains, coverlet, cap and
dress, and general equipment, rivaling
tho spiders work and worth a Kings
ransom: for, apart from the indclicacy
and improperly of that fashion,
it il not wise to assume any
simplicity whose subterfuge can be
seen through. Tho dress that is not
conspicuous with dazzling nor any Oh
ject OF envy, and yet fine enough to
show respect for ono's guests, is easily
arranged by tho woman who knows how
to dress at all. But, on the other hand.
an attire that Is too modest is equally
out of place on the guest. for it seems
To that tho mi nrtn i'm,
inferior and the convives of no conse-
qucncc. 1t is better for tho guest to be
overdrcsscd than for tho hostcss-bettcr
for the guest than to bo undcrdrcsscd;
she need not feel uncomfortable If sho
has come i'll Il dress ontshiming that of
every one else present. since tho worst
that can bo said OF it IS that she thought
the occasion worthy OF it.
But, in fact, the artist in dress will
avoid either Of these extremes, wearing
nothing too rich o. zoo poor, too fancifu
and cstho;ic, or too pain and coarse
Conspicuous dressing has been ono OF
tho disorders OF the age, and if the
tailor-mado dress had not run into the
region OF costl,ncss it would have
wrought wondcrs for women OF all
R''t''N'- tAo Pft iNtSl.J QItSotu VCiutn
causes no one to turn tlpo hca1. and
glance at her, unless for hcr charming
ensemble, but if by any accident tac
glance is arrested and fixed on her
toilet, then it ~ seen 10 he faulolcss
Only in tho private depths OF ones
boudoir whcro none but intimatcs have
access. can any cccontricitios of dress
be INDUCED, ami there one can cultivate
the picturesque at ones own sweet will
if it is really worth while to give the
subject so much attention. The chief
thing to remember is that q style of
dress becomes part OF onc's own per-
sonality, Of ono's individualism, and one
would always prefer that that should DO
pleasing. lIarpcr's Bazar.
Finger nails grow at an average
rate of half an inch in four months
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-27

the Squeehawken Mutual Lifo Insur-
anco Company-capital, S6,0Oo,oOO. I've
called to see if you would not take out a
policy, and"
''Sit right down." said tho busy mer-
chant, land we'll talk it over Excuse
me; but will you hand me that bottle
labelled Cure for Consumption?' It's
my time to take it. Thanks! Go on"
1.-THE rates arc exceedingly low con-
tinucd the agent, "and-for Heavens
sake, sir! Shall call doctor?"
"Oh, no, thanks!' fcebly moancd tho
merchant, picking himself up from tho
floor; for he had fallen out of his chair
as if in Il faint. "It's only Il slight at
tack of heart disease or pa-alysis-I
don't know just which. I'm quite fire.
quently affected. Now, please go on"
The agent was not quito so cnthusi-
astic, but he went on.
''As said, the rates arc scarcely any
thing; and, IN your case, VIC would DO
pleased to make discount, so you sec
-,
YES" interrupted the merchant.
"Plcase excuse me again; but won't you
hand me that box marked yellow
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-27
MINERALS A SPECIALITY.

All persons having l. inc :al, farm or
timber lands are requested TO list them
with us for sale. Tho long experience
of our senior, Mr.. ]. A. Dalby, il mining
and sale of real estate warrant us in as
surfing our patrons that their interests
will be properly guarded in the sale of
their property, and all money coming
into their hands will be promptly paid
over. Owners may, if preferred, employ
their special agent or a ttorneys.
Persons, in sending descriptive list Of
property, arc specially cautioned against
giving ovcrdrawn descriptions, as it
lessons chances Of sale. We also advise
against giving options on mineral
properties, they often interfere with
sales and lead to litigation.
We shall do n legitimate commission
business.
Active, reliable agents wanted in
every county in Southwest Virginia.
All city property listed with us vii
have prompt attention, and sold to best
advantage.
We have booked for sale list of inn
proved and unimprovcd property, bust
ness and dwelling houses in different
sections Of the city.
Persons wishing to buy or sell AFRO
respectfully invited to call on us.
Office, Room 3, Moomaw building,
Jefferson street.
Refer to First National Bank of Roa-
nokc, Virginia.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-27
Southwest Virginia Mineral,
Timber, Farm and City Property
Agency.
Principal Office Roanoke, Virginia.

The undersigned have opened an Of
lice for the sale of mineral, timber and
farm land and city property on commits
sion. They will develop mineral lands,
analyzc ores, give instructions for de-
veloplng on ~ reasonable charge, sell
farm and timber lands. All mineral,
farm and timber lands listed with them
for sale will be extensively advertised
through agencies in the Northern States
and Europe. a record of all ores, their
analyses and location will be kept in
our Office for inspection of buyers.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-27

'No, Mr.. Trotter,' She said firmly. 81
repeat it.a thousand timcs-no.'
''Well, keep on" he remark ed, pleas
antly; that's only twice and by the
time you reach the sixth hundrcdth
you'll be glad to vary it with n yes
Will you kindly Begin" - Munscy's
WnnlSlu
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-27

Druggist-So you want TO he drug
gist, ch? Have you had any experience?
Young Bilson cautiously
Druggist-Do you know the difference
between Epson salts and oXalic acid?
Young Bilson promptly yes,
Sir. One kills you and the other doesn't.
Golden DAYS
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-27
Tho noneymoon's Last Quarter.

Young Wife Saying an aTectionato
good-byc to her husband)-Now darling,
you can't enjoy a moment while you arc
gone. can you, dearest?
George (otf for few days yachting)
Well, m'dcar, can't tell lie.
Young Wife-Oh, darling, please do!
Iiarper's Bazar.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-27

Finger nails grow at an average
rate Of half an inch in four months.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-27

I R. ROBERTSON, lis n. Liberty
- street, Baltimore, Md, the Oldest
reliable Specialist Irregular gra luatc)
in Baltimore. with % years experience
hospital and special practice. guar
antcos a cure without mercury or
cauStic) III ali acute and chronic dis
cases OF the urinary organs, Nervous
and Organic Weakness, Structures, etc.
Urcthral diseases recently contracted
positively cured in four to six days.
Consultation confidential. Write or
call Medicines sent to any address.
Special treatment to Ladies. Board
and nursing if desired.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-27
The DEAF Departed.

Little Girl Your papa has only got
ono leg, hasn't he?
Veterans Little Girl--Yes.
Little Girl-Whcrc's his other one?
Veterans Little Girl Hush, dear; it's
in licaycn. Babyhood.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

sps.- Alty. ">aoEsy a. tas Frog TIE
sfsst clacxss, ~ fknols sk.it Sefe
eAiksf tfaEa.s1 ago E-ry yuo.1s, "a tnelr
efik1sl 4rls1 Aces -&ooslt speeialtf :
AOa2s Here - Ne JenLfe kFs3y t1e
fAF9flte d41eer. Carr 4ns- kllsr. tes
-'1Fid : greatest I IA. b.sls -. LsoL
and aCA4siGA "a arg ri character
s<sten. srtlt.ed '*fhe El4ck W4tea Or
Life Ia scotland" Nnn.e Cilftoa, TIE
clever hgtie ouglesl4s artist, Eisss kEst
>ss-ns anc alALy otaers. TIE sEo.e
Hiii eonela1e w.th TIE roaring eoSuscY
Deo1 lautes. EgeFy evening thls
seek and tnr~~ grana ul4tiness,
"s4nSsday kr.asy sad saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

sr''in' "a been prepared ry
Ns.aes smsh g dF'N ''r rss.. ~,s,ss
r..k 8, his opera &C.,. '-..,.sev. : world
~, well kisrNn in tas t..e,r or.sinsl
asa,Y and Cestsie, -
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

RkaElIrs ant pilfcnssed - m from ny drtS-
rl,K aad obtained amos Instant rciici. br-
asn g. notice Inat the sct,s eruptiohs srhaA-
IA 3 dropOed aH ard 9f-ap ed 'hr ~ eer.
tffrte-n saontA, % ore l begaa tahins the
Ks1a DIS And In four or Eve weeks Vas EN-
tirelq cured Mg disease wds eczema Ahd
p.ortssis / know OF great many nno nave
fakeu the tDIES. ard fhank ne Tor the
knowledge 81 them. esptclAlN mothers " no
have babies with scaly rruptiens on thrir
he,tds .nd bodies sannot express my than ;
~ g-,u ~ b. dy Was covered With scales. ana
1 was an awful -pcffactr y hehO4d. NOW nay
$40 GEO COIEY. Merrill. Wis.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

Great harsa D. Business blocks and
residence n.dUty ou ~3atA laFi.loti-
-. property fsgsiiy advancing. Pres
ent reut&ls pay over tsa pef cent oa
purchase prlcc. ~ e.. SESSIONS, -
C4naEst., has exclusive agency.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
|ELECTRO-OZONE

,,,ssrs uvsa pvtts gss.s g--.-1 - r'ss''. -,
20 - - = - ls.I.r~tes-s - a. s-azssl>
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

o.. when it BEGAN 20 ieos like
spots 81 iaartsF spotted on,
and ehich cane a ia la5rrs
asc8mr4r e. alta itChl1g- l
would ,cTstca every nixnt IN
al sas raw. thea tbe next
ni4hi tnc scales. belak iormri
% Wiilr. we're scratched
on again. In ssia did 1 cou-
suif A. the a. tors IN tie
eeunts. bat without a 4. Alter
givins up al hopes ol grc9y-
cry / hapr ned g. sec An ad-
yertisenfeHl IN tue ncwsra-
-. anr.tfr geuF ftfrFgfsfs : A
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
cllTIcllRA REsoLyEgT

The new Blood aud SSiR Puri1rr aad greatest
of Humor Remedies iufcrnailY 20 e.sahSr VIC
hf .,,l- ~ !, / ftapuritir> .Hd fhUs r~fRHVe th-
e3tssf and ctTiCrRk N great SKIN urr, ah1
crrtetRA s.AP. an exquisite SKIN hrAEtiheI'
externally. 70 b clear tae Ia aud Se,siP ana re
store tn haiFi. cure ever 81 'ei' ot AHohi
itching. burning. scaly. ana p' inp'y d'se"ssS u
the skin. scalp. and blood
Sold evervwhere. Prce CVriCuRs. soc. soar.
&c Rssot.vENr. si.0A Prepared ~ me folth@
nsrc .~t, t'pENfCAL CoRPogSfinN Boston
aI->-,f.t ftr How o. turr Nkrt DIS ass.
&. rsg.s ~ Illustrations. ana loo testimonials
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

A. FuWeFe-ttlhe th4fttJ Bal
Tbs eminentlY successful play vii be
presented here for the first time next
FrdAy night at the Powers Opera
oouse and Vii be repeated Saturday
afternoon and night The Charity
Ball j. already known here Tor ia eH-
celienee as literary work and uni
verssl praise the productio has met
~th elsewhere. tn play - n four
acts. from the peas ofi those able
young authors, Messers. David Relaseo
and Henry G. DevilIe, who wrote "ihe
Wife" Lord Chumley" and many
otoer successes. IA the construction OF
'Ffne Charity Ball, the authors nave
echpsed their former works, and the
story . founded on = passage IN DAVID
C0pperiie.I. rrlatlus 20 the secret OF
Agnes Elchteids hfe.
The comedy : plentiful, and there .
a VEN OF pAthos running through from
firss 90 last ln Harmonious Nay tnat
adds % the general interest As the play e
unfOlded. The theme permizo OF many
r.ch and tasteful toaetLes, and the
scenes are handsome. ali OF which were
made from tie original designs and
brought by the company. Manager
Daniel F0hman. under whose direction
the company travels. has CHOSEN an ex
cslent cast, and the presentation
promises 90 be among the best OF thi
seasons amusemcnt8- The parts arr
Distributed IA follows;
.F L.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

..Iiv aad purely legt mate
The lo.,S. o..,S.-,vsts secretary" viii soon
s.,at fowers srsns
r-,,,p.f closed az Red
'fIhe BOY ~s,s,,x ~ q magnificent
rond ! - ',sosn.'aering the weather
...,, p = new psnton'iInle speo,
hslanss' .s has been mounted and
neie. tns. Wv elaborate way : Just
sssss s,.sr 2 bis business eve svsryrasrs .,..,.'
'5s ss s?.s'lys 2. "a, :Ss sg,ry y''SsS' .s8s
snd that : y o...,sn scene. One ot thee
"a trsnsi 80. '...'.- I'd ths spectacle vi
@ .sss .Ps Psss5ISss ..ISs q a sssss sI-s. B,sT IN
.S~ .rs =. rhs prodoes'e,.s, re SS v ''r esor.s. ~,
s-rv.cs. of lsrse Ra~el a clown.
meod.ng 49, - 80. Nsnl selle Ber.
r'gut fre..o o.-.er-r,ton dancer. ase
'0's l.-o.. aaasefs ItVi soon .
frr.~. .sd "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

>tasch grows sticky common poN-
dsrs have = suigss stre Pszzenfs >
TIE olly CCHF.sx.ou FUeieE a. i9g Use
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
MORTAR R-SPOTIeD SKIN.
Cssssso Wtth 4t-s-A - rui spsstaets-
SuFsa ta Fiss Wseks - ths
CutieaT4 Kstss1iss

an geias % EEL ysu n ths extrsarciaAry
cure yaur ttffCU "a tksFnfse Peftsfm mra 90
ne A, Hr the ist ~ ASrii iasf aotiezd seine
red Bfo,p..ss ltkr e.HE * aUf a. over ~ body,
b1t thu .at n0ghlns % Il az III some "a r. i~irr
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

New Cloak, coming a today al
KIaasE ! Co..
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
THEATRICAL TOPICS
ssrIE ExsEIT At REDzOsDS
..ss nssz .aa ~Fas chsrtsy s<if'-
= ali.Rs@ "a HataFs AstE@a-
Naas Anas.1as4s

narinx nsf roar ahfoAd, and shils
-l.v,ax a. shs Strand Theatre, Lonaou,
..,..en ao1ss vac then under tne m4n-
..saenl 0f tns famous Eaglsn come
aaa, Charles WyndhAm. tnat gentie-
a.an ssEnssssd ees of hsr uaatlase per
toFmascss tEom "a private box when
tss curtain fell On the lAst act Mr..
wynaham called on the little actress a.
Asr dressing room and made her a
nsoDoation - REMAIN az the theatre Tor
a lndsh0ita period. Ths nalteFlng
ofeF shs vas obliged % decline, for neE
Season Ia the United states had been
hosksd. and 10 two weeks wAs obliged
- sali for America. Mis- Rosa appears
Al Powers Opera House on Tuesday
and "Wednesday Of nsxt week. A Wed
nssasy mannes viii bs gwen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
SI.4ab.s6l A3
Total

-
State of Michigan-County Of kent-sS.
IL w Nash cashier of the above named
bank. do solemnly swear that the above state.
meut is true TO the best OF my knowledge and
belief H. W NASH. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this eth
day OF October. $50. LINCOLN BOreN,
Notary Public. Kent County, Mich.
Correct, attest:
A !. BOwNE.
JAWS BLAIR. Directors.
WV. STARS,
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
Joha Van Barsn. Rector . 81 Mllarsds s,


At LoI n1nnu - hNNNo N u tf1VtNs
This is very good Likeness Of Miss
Katie Emmett, one Of Americas fore
most soubrettes, and who has made for
herself a most envisble reputation as a
tar from the Atlantic Coast to the Pa
ri6c. under the able management OF
Mr.. Harry Williams. For the past few
yesrs Mss Emmett has essayed boys
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9as asrosramm Der Sarmer.

Sas piel6eipro9eue ct. 2ouiier qros
gramn, tpeldes bic 6armer Ronbsns
lion In Ocala oboptlrte, Iautet:
u Wir forberm bic Mbldaffunq Der
ytationalbanten uno bic Iusgabe geiebs
ll9er National.8 .8antnoten In genhgen.
bet Summe, um bic @el1dfte hes 3ans
oes IN Baarpelb beiorgen f6auen; bic
Summe bes Gelses iol mud 2opf3dbI
unb' mad Nusoebnung ber @efd0fte Sc,
ftimmt tperben unb baB aues BON BET
Gegieruag ausgegebene Gelb polIes ge.
teBllebes 3ablnlittel ftir ale S9ulben.
6hentli9e tuie pribate, feiu foll.
y gBir forbern, baB Der GongreB
@eiebe erldBt, wel9e poFtio ale sc.
i@dfte auf autiinftige MbIieferung aller
Iferbaus unb 6anbels. probutte (5ps.
fulation) berbieien unb elm iireaaes
proaeB.Berfa5rsn nit prompter 8elfra
fang our6 f6mere @trafea porldrei.
ben, bamit bas 8eieB freng burage.
ftibrt ueroen tam.
81 Wir forbern freie un6 uaoe,
brdntteSiIberprdsuug.
~ Wir forbern ben grlaB BON Ge.
ieBen, Die Mus!dnbern bsrbieien, 9anb
au beFbsn, un5 baB ber GongreB fofort
MaBregeln ergreift, burd tuel9e 2dnbe.
rsien, bic ii9 iest i'm BsFB bon Gus
ltnoern ooer ausldnbiifen GpHbifaten
befnoen, Dteber geiDonHen peroen f0a.
men, ua0 baB ale 2dnbereien i'm Befb
BON Gilenbabnen Ea6 anneren Rorpo,
rotionsn, bic iie ni9t in tpirtli9em @e.
braub baben, bon Der Geeieruug in
Inlpru9 geaOmmen un6 fiir nirllit]e
Inhebler reierDirt perben.
81 Snbem MIR on ben WabrlpruG
glauben: n@leide &ee5te fit Mlle uut
ipestelle priDilegien iiir 2einen4. forberu
mir, eaB Jtational. unb itaatIi1e BE-
lieuerung ni9t ansemanbt Derben foa,
um elm snterefs ober eiue Rlaife aui
Soiten anoerer au f6rbern. AQes 8eIb
oes ganoes iollte 70 biel pie m6gIi@ In
0aaben bes 8olfes Derbleibea uno ba.
rum forbera mir, baB ale @innabmsn,
ob ber glatiou, BET 6taaten ober ber
Counties, auf notbpenoige. lpariame
uno ebrlib berwoltete NuslaseH be.
f6rdnft merben.
81 Dag ber 2onsreB cine senagen6e
Snmme 2leiupapier8eIb ausgeben iou,
I'm bas Senben bon GeIb In tleinen
Sumnlen our9 bic pOi su erIei@tern.
y DAB aQe Communications. un6
Sransportmittel glei@ benz Ser. Staas
ten pofmefeH i'm SntereFe bes 8oltes
geelgnet unb betrieben tuerben iollen.
puntt 7tpurbe bon ber OcaIaer Con.
feren3 6abia abgef9pd9t. baB bic Union
Dorldufig bic 8ertebrsauitalteu control,
llren, b. b. our@ @eiebe reguliren unb
he crit eann in ben BefB berfelben
ttbergeben foaen. ipenn fi9 biele Ron.
trolle aIs uutuirfiam eripieien BAT.
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NH Uft VuS etueE Der SlTQBen, On
oenen CT bortberging, war cine Weins
banbluns. Dur9 bic baIb ofens 8biir
bsrnabm 8iintber, bob Dor hem Som.
toit" etii lebbaiter Woritue1ieI ftatt,
fano. gr IauiGte. 3wsi Oroinfeas
futi@er fdimpften fd gegenieitig aus.
Der Wirtb mar bsmtibt, he 3u beldmids
tieen. @dntber berlor fsin Wort bon
benz @efpsdG. Gine Getunbe ipdter,
als ct tDeiter glng, batte er Giles berge1s
len. = Damn lab er !peiter i'm @eilte
Wenot porbeieilen. uNb oann fielen ibm
auf einmal bic fdpar3ieibenen isilet.
banol6ube DON Wabame Br0con elm:
Gber an Glorenee baGte er ni&t. -
p!C5li4 fGrater saiammen: BON einem
nalen 3ir9tburm f0lug es neun ubr!
Ut atbmete auf, BEETLE feline @1ritte
uno lfanb ipeniae Winuten fp6ter Dor
benz SeteI Bs6.
Ter Bortier, be1 ibm bic 3biir ge6fTs
net botie, ieB lbn einen Nugenblif fors
i9eno on, Dana erbeiterte F9 ieia niirs
rides @efid)t ct uabm Die eelidte gries
@iI9e Wiiibe ab, Die feinen tablen Robf
btoedte uno fagie b6HiG:
50 bin gIiifli9, ben 9srrn Baron
in outer @eiuHb6eit su iebsn.
Der Diensr, 6er ibm bic 59ur oes
empfaE8a5imner 0ffneie, mar bagegeu
elH unbefGnnier. Seia oIter @6uMer,
Der lange Scan, 8eb6rt gu isrer beion>
bsren 2lofte BON &ammerbieaern, bic
10 gef1idt fino uab ibren Dienlt 70 Dor.
treftli9 Derliebeu, baB lie ME cine 6err,
i@aft fnoen, bic lie fir. plroig balten,
ibr lange 5u bisnen.
Gein Wahfolaer mar aber bereits mil
ben Gitien bes 0auies genugeEb &c.
tanEt, UNI ben fremben Gafi iobaIb
oieitr I'll ben 5aloH eingeirstsn mar, in
oemielben elsi9ailtiy h6fii1ea 3one au
frageH, ben her lanse Sean ansemanbi
baben tDaroe, oh Der 0err 8efebIe babe.
@iniber iagte einfa6: Danfe!s unb
Der Sieaer eatfsrnte f9 barnuf.'
Das grobe gmpfanes3immer iuar
nod Ieer. WiIbbagen iGb liG beinabe
dngRIih in bemirlben un,. N[les ffan0
am alien plabe: Der groBe runDe Slid
tn oer Wsitte BEG Raumes, uie INNER
nit glfern un5 3eitungen bebedt; ets
mas enifernt baDon ber fleine, pieredige
Sii9, an benz bic Marquife au fben
pFe9te. Do NOR aud Sreneus rie6ris
get 6tubI nit geraber 2ebne uno bone.
bea Der sroBe beaueme Gefel, ben Der.
lenige ein3unebmen pf1eete, ben He sur
unterbnltung ibre5eite serufen bate.
Wie oft bate @lntber barauf gefefIeu
unb Jrenen III bic Mugen geIeben uno
ibren eleidsiliigen Worten gslaul1t,
als oertinoeten iie ibm bobe Boti9ait.
Sm 3amin fladerte Elm bellies 9ol3.
feuer.
lGortfetuns folst.I
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