davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1890-04-08

SO far as the legs are concerned, the
tailors declare that very few men have
perfectly formed legs. Not only is
one leg apt to be longer than the
other, but they are very apt, indeed,
TO be bowed. II the case is not a bad
one the tailor a cut the trousers so
that the outer seam of the garment be
low the knees will hang perfectly
straight and the fullness Of the trou-
scrs will come OF the inside Of the leg.
Men have been known TO have one leg
bowed and the other straight. Knock
kmeed men are the most difficult to tit.
Philadelphia Times.
, 1890-04-08

For a simple but not very solid finish
for walnut proceed as follow: Take
equal parts of burnt lumber and finely
ground pumice stone, and mix them
together; apply with a WOODEN rag OF
hair cloth dipped in raw or boiled lin,
reed oil; clean with soft old cotton rags.
The longer and harder the rubbing, the
better the results. The walnut need not
not be filled or led.-Montreal Star.
, 1890-04-08

You want your boys to stay with
you. Then don't make the farm so
dreary and desolate and farming such
a drudgery that they will start off
TO town the day they are 21, TO teach
school, study theology or keep store.
Make it SO attractive that they had
rather remain at the happy old home
stead than go out into the great bois-
terous world. - Halls Journal OF
HEALTH.
, 1890-04-08

a Colorado murderer named Hall
fed to Europe and was pursued by a
sheriff, who folio, i him for months
and then returned New York in dis
gust. While wal ing on Broadway
Hall stepped up to him and surren.
dered, saying that was tired Of ee-
ing an officer knol ing around so long
without accomplishing anything. =
Detroit Free Press.
, 1890-04-08

The best salve in the world tor cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, letter. chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction OF
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by B. B. David, Druggist
, 1890-04-08

Irish Immigrant "a few years hence)
Back luck TO ould Englsnd. Dim
in free Ameriky at last. Can yez tell
me phere OF can find worrukf
Citizen-Go TO No. 10 Blank street
and ask for the employment bureau
of the English syndicate. New York
Weekly.
, 1890-04-08

why the Young II ives VIII Net Marry.
Hereafter let no re say that the In
dian is deficient i'll licate thoughtful
ness for others. The young Indians Of
Canada refuse to marry because they
have no work for their wives to do
Washington Post.
, 1890-04-08

asthma, eruptions, paralysis, Dyspepsia, indigest-
ion, piles, fever, neuralgia, coetiveness, all ner-
vous diseases, heart disease, consumption, bron-
pulmonary troubles, and all diseases of the gener-
alive organs, no matter of how long standing.
II you have failed to get cured elsewhere do not
despair, but give Lee Wing a call and have 4 chat with
him, which Is strictiy confidential. as he needs no inter
prefer, bat speaks English for himself, and II costs you
nothing for Consultation. as he only sells the remedies.
which are safe, sure and quick. and prices very low.
His motto Is: "A Cure. Guaranteed II directions
arc carefully followed, or Money Refunded.
Persons living outside OF Denver can write to Lee
Wing, enclosing &c stamp, and explain their symp-
toms. when he will be pleased TO send them advice as
to which of his remedies will be beneficial.
An correspondence strictly confidential.
LIE VINO, i3tA larImsr0 st., Denver, Colo
, 1890-04-08

A Santa Rosa (Cal.) furniture man
has Allied an order for a mattress. 1t
was z feet 6 inches long and will be
used by a newcomer from Missouri -
Chicago Times.
, 1890-04-08

Not only to get way up" work done,
but also to get your darping. patching and
buttons sewed on without extra charge.
CHEYENNE STEAM LAUNDRY.
, 1890-04-08
THE SHIP THAT SAILED.

White sail upon the oceans verge.
Just crimsoned by the setting sun,
Thou hast thy port beyond the surge
Thy happy homeward counset to run.
And winged hope, with heart Of Gre,
To gain the bliss Of thy desire
watch thee TIL the somber sky
Has darby yelled the lucent plain;
Ny thoughts like homeless spirits fly
Behind thee DER the g~limmerinx main;
Thy prov win kiss a golden stand,
But they can never come to land
And II they could. the fanes arc black
Where once / bent the rcverent knee,
No shrine would send an answer back.
No sacred altar blaze for me,
No holy bell, with silver toll,
Declare the ransom Of my soul
IT'S equal darkness here or there;
For nothing that this world can give
Could now the ravAged past repair,
or win the precious dead to livel
LIES crumhllnR ashes quench It's HAms
And every place Is now the same.
Thou idol OF my constant heart
Thou child OF perfect love and light.
hat sudden from my side didst part,
And vanish on the sea OF night
Through whatsoever tempests blow
My weary soul with thine would go.
Say, II thy spirit yet rave speech,
What port lies hid within the pail.
What shore deaths gloomy pillows reach,
Or II they reach no shore at oil
One word-ooe littls word-to tell
That thou art safe and all Is we'll
The anchors Of my earthly fate,
As they wcro cast so must they cling;
And naught Is now to do but wait
The sweet release that time will bring.
When all these mortal letters break
For one last voyage that l must make.
Say that across the s~huddering dark
And whisper that the hour Ia near
Thy hand will guide my shattered bark
TIL Mercy's radiant coasts appear;
That / shall clasp thee to my breast
And know once more the name Of rest.
William Winter In HArpera
, 1890-04-08

I ie largest stock of fine brandies. old
whiskies. choice hqueurs and s~uper6ne
cigars at George Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
, 1890-04-08

The best 25 cessf boys
shirt sCatst ia the city Is TO
Re found at ~. Marks,
Eddy and Secenfeenfh
street.
, 1890-04-08

Mrs. Bishop. on Eddy between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth, has on display an
elegant stock Of spring millinery. includ-
ing the latest patterns in hats.
, 1890-04-08
LEE WING,
Chinese Vegetable Remedies
o.

Chlnese VegetabIe HemedIes
for Sale.
He guarantees the cure OF
the following diseases:
All diseases peculiar to
women, falling weakness,
and of a private nature;
female weakness, seminal
weakness, all sexual dis
eases, lost manhood, all
skin diseases, all blood dis
eases, s~crofula, catarrh,
rheumatism, cancer, tape
worm, salt rheum, malaria,
, 1890-04-08

Good price paid for white rags al
Leader office.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-05-22
PROFITABLE VOICES.
What Choir Singers Arc Paid In the
Largo Cities or tho Country.

What Choir Singers Arc Paid In the
Largo Cities or tho Country.
A soprano, in an average city, will be
paid, as beginner, anywhere from $500
to $500 per annum, writes E. Aline Os-
good in tho Ladies' Homo Journal AS
she becomes botter known, and is in
moro thorough command of her voice,
sho will average from $500 to $500. Bos-
ton pays about 5000 per annum better to
choir singers than any other city in my
knowledge. Several sopranos thcrc re-
ceivo yearly salaries of 81 900 and 81 200.
and fow 81 500.
woman with a good contralto voice
will begin at an annual salary of $500,
which, If she is successful. may rise to
an average of $500. There are two
churches in Philadelphia, I bcliove,
which pay their contraltos $500; but
this, in cities outside of Boston, which,
Us with sopranos, average about 5000
higher, is unusual. And oven q gcnu-
inc alto-that rarest of things in
those days-will command but
from $500 to $500 per annum. Tho Hub,
OF course, docs better than this, by add
ing $500; but even with this addition.
mono OF these salaries appear precisely
SA0iSNoeo @hVb VI W Ol IuuCQ luxury
in living, and salaries arc rarely in
creased. Should rival church mako
an offer for voice, if the first church
Is desirous of retaining it, tho rivals
price is Outbid, and the voice retained.
But this is tho only reason, of which
1 have knowledge, for increasing sal
aries. However, it must be remembered
that this salary is paid for singing only
at two services, and for attendance at
one or two rehearsals week. ALI the
rest Of tho Gingor's time is her own to
dispose of as sho pleases. Provo sho IN
apt pupil to her new master, no will
send to hor, for instructions, scholars
whom no has not tho timo to teach. Or
sho may secure engagements to sing at
different church concerts, or, LAYING
aside her music, may take to sowing,
painting, decorating, Or any of tho many
ways in which girls are able to make a
living. No work must be undertaken
which will in any way conflict with tho
choir singing, for this, remember, is tho
reason of her existence. She is first
and before NIL else a singers. that is hor
profession. Let this mover be forgotten.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-05-22
SWEET IuT COSTLY.

An Indiana Man Who spent Small fort
une to 30 Revenged.
Some years ago ono Of tho prominent
banks OF tho State failed for many thou
sands OF dollars, says tho Indianapolis
News. The crash was precipitnted by a
''run," and many people suffered. A
gentleman was talking with News re-
porter of tho failure.
'"There is q story connected with that
bank failure that is known to but few
persons, and has mover boon in print"
no said. SIN that town ton years ago
thcre was q poor boy who had patented
an invention with which no oxpccted to
mako fortune, but he had no means
Ho called on tho president of the bank
Tor hcIp, but was repulsed and told to
return to his work and give up such fool
ish ideas.
"Tho young man struggled on for q
couple of years boforo no got tho needed
financial assistance. 1 think all he
wanted was fifteen hundred dollars.
Tho invention was q SUCCESS. and In
four years no was worth $50, 900. uo
purchased somo Of tho bank stock
enough to DO on tho inside-and mado
rerms with the officials Of tho bank. In
fow months no discovered that tho
bank president had loaned largo sums
OF money on poor security, and that q
run would bring about failure.
lilo sold his stock and began check
ing his deposits, claiming no needed tho
money Tor Investments. When no had
small balance on hand he went to sew
oral heavy dopositors and told Thorn tho
Dank was shalSy, and advised them to
got thoir money. This started the run,
and in two hours tho bank was closed"
"How much was the balance he loft
in tho bank?
Fifteen thousand dollars. This no
lost, but no has told me frequently that
tho $4,000 ho lost was nothing to tho
satisfaction he had in seeing tho bank go
under and tho wealthy president who
had treated him so harshly made pennl-
less"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-05-22
Mr.. NeWland's Letter.

The letter Ct Mr.. Newlands, of the
silver committee, to, Secretary Win
dom, is clear, concise, forceful state
Iaent of the silver question in it's re-
latlons to the Secretary's policy. 1t
is 30 apt and searching, its points are
so we'll stated and sustained, that in
our Judgment it leaves his bullion
policy stranded on the financial
shores of the Treasury department..
What fatel But when we look at
all the facts in the case, and weigh
them well, what else could be expect
ed2--[National View.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-05-22
Memorial Day.

Memorial Day will be observed by
the people of Elko with appropriate
ceremonies conducted by Elko Lodge
No. 18, I. o. 0. F., at their Hall, be-
ginning at 1:30 Pm. of the 3Oth in
slant.
The exercises will consist Of an adj
dress by w. w. 3ooher, Deputy
Grand Master Of Nevada, and ap-
propriate music. After the exercises
1T the Hall the people will be formed
in a procession and march to the
cemetery to decorate the graves.
Visiting brothers end the people gen.
orally are invited. Contributions of
flowers are solicited.
By order Of the Committe.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-05-22
Spring Fever.

At this season Of the year the most
vigorous and hearty people often have
o feeling of WEAKNESS, tired and worn
out, without ambition to do anything,
and many break out in pimples and
boils. What you require is a mild
tonic medicine that will act gently on
tho liver and blood, and for this,
nothing equals DR.. Gums Improved
Liver Pills. They give an activity to
tho liver, purify tho blood and by their
mild tonic action, new vitality and
strength to the entire system. Sold
al 2a centa box by Il. L. Muller.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-05-22
County Official Paper
FREE COINAGE MASS MEET
ING.
Called to Meet Mt the Courthouse
May Gath.

The characterization Of silver and
its consequent degradation to a mere
commodity in the markets of the
world, was either an act of incon-
ceivable folly or stupendous fraud.
To us it was and remains a conspir-
acy, conceived, executed and main
tanned in violation of the spirit of our
institutions and in utter contempt OF
the general welfare OF the people.
Its object was to destroy the quartz
miner and it's operation has been to
prostrete the industries of Nevada.
We believe the time has come to
shake off the barnacles Of Wall
street and correct the unindurable
outrage by demanding and exacting
free and unlimited coinage.
Elko county is vitality interested il
the complete restoration Of silver to
its pristine money power.
We therefore invite all who share
our desire to promote the dominant
interest Of Nevada to meet at the
Courthouse in Elho, on Saturday,
May "a, 1890, ct 1 O'clock p. NJ, to
elect delegates tc the State Silver
Convention to be held at Carson City
the 10Th instant.
w Dorsey, j j Meigs,
g F Talbot, Henderson,
TT
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-05-22

--Steeping-car Porter--"Ilad g ploas-
ant trip, sah9" Passenger (gotting into
his Observation-Disclosures Porter
''Nothin' happon to mar your pleasure,
sah?" Passenger--"Nothing whatever.
Camo through safe and sound" Por-
ter (insinuatingly)-"S GEM
men like to give small fee, sab, to-"
Passonger--"Good idoa. I'll hand
something to the engineer"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-11-17
Sdo6 ouf 1eiue Oeliebte.
DDS mdo9en Iieet i'm eterbcn.

! Gin iunges WGb0en. Winnie 8rennau,
tpuroe 9onner1tag 9taebt in benz 6auie II
Soutb Sangamonitr. burd einen Yil1olen>
l6uB, Der ibr 3lpilhem Die iiinfge llno iecbIte
Glppe orang, lhmer perpunoet. Wtan
ilberfilbrte ie mad Dem GountDboipttal,
belien Qer3te tpeni8 9offnan8 9epabren
fpnnten.
0a5 MGb6en lit iA0n. Set Wonaten
lebte lie nit einem Wtanlle 9famens Spbn
Brennan suiamnen uao Oanldeineno gliidz
LID. Gin friiberer 9iebbdber oes MGobens
CAB in leBter 3eit bdufts NnlaB gum Streit
uno mar auh geltern Die urla6e Der
S6ieBerei.
8rennan purbe nerbaftet. ST bat einen
i6le6ten Guf, er lit Su6rmann zines @es
ldatts SEQ. 20 gtoro Dalfteoitra6e.
Der pabre 9tane bes WtGDdens lit Wtats
tie Wtattelion, fe itannmt aus &oleoo, 8.
Sobn 8rennan 9eltalIb am Sreitag Dem
2leut. Wbeeler BON Der 9eSplotnestr.s
Citation Elm. baB er ben S6uB abgeieuert
babe, ourb nel6en leine @eltebte Wtattie
Wiatteion lebenS9efGbrli6 %pertpulloet tpuroe.
9ie SAuBwaffe puroe ebeafalls gefunben,
uno Stpar in einem Nborte. Die Qler3te
I'M Gountb> 6oipital be9en nur geringe
0offnung, Dns WtQDheu aln &eben 5ut err
balten. Die &u9el lit nod nt6t 9efnnoen
uno UNI lie 5u erreihcn, miro etne 9efdbrz
lt6e Operation 1Dt6ig lein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-11-17
6rinolia auf9erdumt.
Oiebe erbeuteft einen Diamantenf9muG
i'm Werthe Don $500 uto Elm
htitoriibes Qnoenfen.

@rinbli6 aufgerdumt baben 9onnerita9
yta6mittag 5pel 9tebe III Dem. 6auie oes
Observation-Disclosures s.. 6. Qapar0e, $40. 1908
Cottage @rope Npenue. Die 9tebe ipare1
our6 ben Stau in ben 6of unO Don Dor:
al Dem &oDlenauf3ug IN Die bon Der Oa7
mile betDobnte Gtage georuuGe1.
&aum erfannte Srau 9aparoe, als tie am
1pGten Jtad)mittag Don elmer @lnfautstour
nab 6uuie fam, tbre Mobnung ipieoer. ga
toar fei1 Bett, bas ni6t autgerDlbtt, fem
S0rant, feline &omn1Doe, oel1en 9hlb>
fa6er ni6t 9riinoli6 8epriitt, oelien Snbalt
nt6t acknowledgements lpar.
Der 9taub, Der ben 0ieben 5uftel beldutt
fid in !3iffern ant $500. 8rillanto9rrtlge,
Stngerrtige aIer 9lrt, &etten. 5pei goloene
nbren, 8ulennaocln, 8rod1en uno Nrtrlz
bGnber. SpernglGler unO 6emoenfllOple,
fur3 aueS, mas Su 0eloe 81 MAIDEN tDar,
fanD @naoe Dor ben Nugen ber Gtnbre9er
un0 tpar1oerte in oerel1 Sal6en. Inter ben
~seraubten Saden befanD iid audi eul Yt@
itol, oas 6errn Qaparoe ielnes biItortlden
Nnoentens tpe9eI bon groBem Nertbe mar.
9aslelbe mar ibnl bon Dem irilberen Bolt>
5~eicapitdn 6. 6. Sui 9egeben iDorDen. Ser
Waffe beoienie it62ul, als er mob IN Ytn7
terton'i6e 9ieniten ltan0, auf ieiner Vers
folgung Der berilbnten Ban6e beS 9tduber>
bauptmannS Seize Sames unb nit oieier
i6oB Ell, als er in ben nSlage 0ils" bon
ben bret Briioern ange9riffel tpur0e, Den
ilngiten nieoer. Gr ieibit erbtelt oatlalS
l6mere @unoen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-11-17
Oas 0enforat Ser Drefie.

Nebeu benz 9otterte= @eleb, baS i'm Gon9reB
entlporfen ipurDe, unb bic o5nitruttionen, Die
Der @euerals Y oltmeilter ieinen unterbeamtert
i'm 9all5en Ganbe ertbe.l bGt. ltebt cine erllltz
liNe @efa6r in ben @ln9riffen Der NreBfret=
belt bepor, Die pon ben 3eltun9en bes 2anbes
i0arf %tritilirt uno obne 0tiidii9t ouf Die Yar=
tel @inDult 9eboten werben loute.
9iele Noitmeiiter 1purben i%nItruirt, ais
@enIore1t 81 banDeln u1o oue second class
matter 81 uuterri6ten, ulb loute Der ASolt=
meitIer i%eilter llcberScu9un9 mad 9eiesmtbrise
Nrtifel porfinben oOer nun 8er0o6t l60pfen,
baB lol6e 0erarti9en Gbaratters ltnb, lit er
autoriitrt, Die Yubltfotton gu perbieten ulo
ibr ben @e9 bur6 Die Noit gu p%er1pet9ern.
Oteie 9efabrli6e Neuerung Dirb ullter Dem
l9einbaren Yor1panhe Der 2otterie: Qllseigen
gu lInteroriiden, perlan9t utb lomeit i6etnt
bas Nublitltm ii1 biele reue Dta1tanmaBung
ob1e Aroteit 9efalen gu lallelt. gSenn bieler
S6ritt nit Der @unt beS Soltes i'm @iilz
flang ltebt, 10 mare bas Na9ne, Die first
class matter 81 unterlu6en, bic 8riefliegel
gum 9ta0llt6en Don @onterbanoen oDer
S6riIten 3u breden. Soute bies erfiiIt iein,
10 werben mir, in Qubetra6t Der pielen
@riinbe, auf wel9e 6ieie YOltrneilter ais @en=
loren Der Qrelle unb bes 8oltes banbeln biir=
fen, bic 2ouiiiana Staats=9ofterie balo per-
9eiien. = gerin9ton (Sp.), SreB, 5. ytop.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-11-17
Gra9ifdes Gn6e
oes wohlbefannteu 6efaaftsmannes
Wtdael :. Suaipan.

Oei6ael S. SuQipan, elmer Ser b~efonntez
iten uno geaobteften @eidGitsleute her
ytorblette, Der Gbef Der GSirina S.8. Guilt
ban & &c., 9eforateure, gto. 266 D. GInrfz
nraBe, nlddbte 9tenltag Wforgel in ieiner
9S0Dnll1g, Jto. 2lO Webiter Npenue, our9
etren Ytltolell6ub ieinem 9eben cin @uoe.
Sett ldngerer s3ett frGafelte CT beitGroia,
ulto als er erfGnnte, baB Die &unft
Der Ner3te feline ollie fir leil 9et6en fannie,
ftel er oerl Sribiinn ar9eiln, bis CT ii6 in
eltlem NnfaQ pom @eiftesumnadtuna
g@eltern Die giitole an Die Stirn lebte unO
Geben nllb 2etben enbete.
Die Strma, Der 6err Sullipan pprftan6,
ut oortDellbaft burD ben 9ansen gtorpipe1ten
netdltnt; lbreSnbaber galten ais ipobl0abenD.
ultter Die grOBeren Mr5etterl, Die inter
Sulltoal1's geitung ausgefiibrt ipuroeit, oes
1ort Die tltnere uno dubere Decoration Des
Sapttols Der Sauptltaot bon 5eras. @e@
rudote,- 0aB ttnon3teae Characterization
GntluB allf Die Sbat botten, ld)etiten 1tdts
als f1iiBtaes @eibm6b gu istn.
Die Wltttue 5es 8eSftorbenel,, Nrau
Suutpon, tbetlte Dem Coroner nit; oaB t6r
@atte, lettoenl er i'm pergangenen SUM int
Detroit pom Sonnenitid Q~ctroffen mar,
tDrtDdDrenD frGnfclte. Ser SOD Des grlz
DerS laftete auf feline S6ulteru Bic 6auptz
arbeit III Der Geripaltung bes auege0e6nten
@el6dftS. Gor Spei g8odcn erfranfte or
III Walmaltec am gaitriiNen 6teber uno
lleb lid mad, @Ajcago iiberiabren. Nn1
Wtontag tDdgte er eS gum eriteil WeaL, bos
9ous gu perlaiien, uno iofort frat Elm 9titdz
faa Elm. Ser !hn behanoeln0e 2lrat. Or.
Soofer, befiir6tete baS 6erQn,teben elmer
@etitcSfranf6eit uno rietb Srau SuQiuar.
tcoe Nufregun8 bon ibrem @atten ~fernslz
balten.
2lls Tie 0ienitaa Wforgen ibren @atten in
letl1em S6lafs!mmer oerIieB, flagte er iiber
beftige S6ner5en. @lne babe Stunoe
lpGter trat fie an oas &raufenbett ibr@atte
lag unter 0edeu UNI &iilet begraben. @uz
fangs glaubte 1rau SuIipan, oaB er einz
9eidlaieu lei, Bis iie, ndber treteno ltnb Die
0ecFe bonn GeIi6t entferrenb, Die t0ottid)e
Wunoe lab. Der 9tepolper in Ser 6an0
oes 9oOten er3aDlte baS tragii9e @noe.
Wtid)ael SuQinan mar 43 Sabre alt. @r
binterldBt cine g8itttpe ulb iehs &in0er,
bon oenen oaS Gltelte crit 10 Sabre alt 1T.
Sn Srop, 81. g., 9eboren, FAM CT. ra1
Chicago @uoe Der ie63iger Sabre unb err
offnete bas inter Der 6trma S. 8. Guilt q
ban & So. befannte @jeld)aft. @r mar
elmer Der l6auptattioltGre Der v@ermania
Sale anb Gault @ompanp" unb geb0rte
Dem 0ermania>G Club al.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-11-17
Die Grmoroun9 0mos ). Snell's
SiIoet iebt Den 6runo gu bitterer 5eboe uno
feniationeleu pro;efien inter DEN
0neehorigen.

Inter ben Qnaeb0rigen 6es Dor mebr aIs
3pei Sabren ermorDeten Otiaiondrs Nmo5
S. SneH lit cine erbitterte Seboe ausgebroz
6en, fpelhe leste ISOLDE ibren Q8eg in Die
@erihte fanb, unb spar III Torm bon bret
S6aoeneriagfIdgm III je 100000, mel6e
Gilbert s.. Stone gegen Srau @elia Z. Smell
uno beren Oatten, gilbert S. Sneu, einz
reihte. Stone 1T befanntlth Der S6pie>
geriobn be5 ermoroeten Wiiiondrs unD leiS
teie Die Dergeblihe gerfolgu,Ig 0e5 ~perInutb@
li6en Dt6roer5 oSasc0tt". Gor peniaen
Sagen taudten in ben !3eiiuuaen pI0sliA
gerIate auf. baB 3ascou nur Der Strob5
MANI fir ben eigentli6en Of0roer lei.
9ie'e @erI6te grinbeten lid auf 8riefe
uuo Nugabsn Der Gerflaaten, unb Stone
iagt in ieiner aiage. baB ein perite6ter Ser
babt i'll ienen 2lngabsn geBen ibn geridtet
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