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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-31
LITERARY GLEANINGS.

THE oak and elm have figured in lit
erature more frequently than any other
of the native forest trees.
WASHINGTON IRvING's ram bling little
cottage at Tarrytown is still occupied
by his nieces, the Misses Irving.
BRET HARrE is said to be always
''hard up, in spite of the fact that the
income from his books is well up in the
thousands yearly.
THE Parisians are reading people.
Paris publishes 1908 papers, of which
105 are illustrated journals and 81 are
devoted to the theaters.
THE late Banker James u. Mead, of
Sheboygan, Wis, in his will, besides a
bequest Of $4,000 for public library,
left $4,000 for the erection of hall
wherein the boys of Sheboygan may in
dulge in innocent sports and pastimes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-31
POINTS OF PROGRESS.


TIE Mexican orange trade with the
United States is gradually increasing.
THE price of Nevada range cattle has
increased IS per cent. in the past two
years.
THE New York chamber of commerce
has been in existence 1:3 years, and
now has for the first time full mem
bership of 1000.
THE stocking of the Hudson sriver
with salmon is proving successful, and
in a very few years it viii be possible to
market fresh salmon taken from that
stream.
A COMPANY of French capitalists have
undertaken to plant oysters in the
Black sea along the coasts of Crimea,
for shipment to st. Petersburg and
other large cities Of the interior.
AMONG the recent products Of wire
manufacturing is one having meas
urement of 1-500th of an inch in dame
ter-much finer, of course, than the
hair of ones head. The wire is drawn
through what is practically hole in a
diamond, to which there is no wear.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-31
Tactics Of Tariff "Reformers. ),

Prefecture Thrift League.
No little interest will center about
Washington when the new Congress
gets into working order. With au over
whelming majority Of shouters for tar
i'll reform in the popular branch, and
the knowledge that their attitude with
reference to tariff legislation will be
watched by those to whom as much
has been promised as was offered from
the temples pinnacle in olden times,
they viii Of course manenrer for fay
orable verdict from the grand jury Of
American voters With So much 1T
stake, and 50 little opportunity for
lodging tine issue thaY have forced,
opportunity may be bad for datermin-
Ing how Far lender, IN tbe reform
movement bafe wandered from limits
defined be th Wanted Mills bib Of
le.s which was 50 e8aatoaly showed
unaeg n gae elections Il .hat year
Ih@a afe snie 2ao3 reasons for he
lteFsas Ha' eat Htt eilart NIl be made
20 farther eamm.t tae psf.y q tae Cob
dfa Hfs but eaa With wisdom
ga.a@I through experience. energies
VII. 6a .asaasd - guerrilla atfaeas
np9 eEtala Textures % TIE existing
tar.4, &c Na6A asssa esn ae bopcd
For fsam aeHa ia6aHHge8 l@ selfish
oe E9ea eoas.leIe .aas Bae saa0G
The IaH 81 aaas tae policy Of
Fratae.i ou Eel TIE av8wa3 object q
aoniaa.Hg Il with trta gala IN COM
peHeg products tae advice ef their
patron SAINT Is mot 6sols O 81 ignored.
\ te~ oI Waal may BE- deemed the
weases among protected industries
will be singled out il sacrifices 70 the
free trade MoIoeh, with the hope that
voters thus stricken can BE induced q
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-31
Magazines.
NEW ENGLAND,

The article of the month which will
attract the great circle of readers is one
on Phillips Brooks-His Youth Early
Manhood and Work, in January Ne7O
England Magazine The writer, the
Rev. Julius H. Ward, is an intimate of
Of the great preacher, and this IS the
first time that any magazine has given
anything like an adequate account of
the man or a real estimate of his work
Mr.. Wards article is finely illustrated
with portraits Of Bishop Brooks as a
boy, as a student at college, at thirty
years of age, and at date; it also con-
tains sketches of his churches and
homes in Philadelphia, Boston, and
elsewhere. Walter Blackburn Harte
writes q strong condemnation of the
growing custom Of trading upon the
names of famous literary men by COM
monpace offspring and relatives S.
@. Lap.us contributes fine poem.
THE Gray Dawn" Edith Mary Norris
has powerful and pathetic story of the
good old days or witchcraft. called "A
Salem Witch Charlotte Perkins
Stetson contributes story called 'srle
Yellow Wall paper" which is very
photographic and very queer generally.
0ue of Phillips Brooks's finest sermons
on Abraham Lincoln is reproduced,
with a commentary upon It by Mr.
Mead. A number of other poems and
sketches complete a very interesting
mum ber
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-31
PERSONAL PARTICULARS.


Max MANSFIELD, the proprietor Of
the Amberg theater, New York, IS also
editor of Der Figaro, a German news
paper.
PRoF. 7. j. ROBERTS. Of Boston. a
successful instructor in physical eNer-
cises, says people ''slcep themselves
fat, and that more work less food and
less sleep IS his prescription for ODE
City
GEORGE STANTON hasspent over seven
years in the EIawleyvillc lGa.} jail for
idleness. IIisreason for not doing any
thing IS that his brother. when he died,
left money to all Of his relatives except
George.
BY the death Of T. o. II. P Durham,
of Boston, the millionaire's native town
of Essex received $4,000, the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology S20,-
600. Other public requests aggregating
$500, 900 are in the viii
Mrs HENRY JOHNSON, nee Lane, is
in London She is the niece of Presi-
dent Buchanan, and presided over his
household at the white house during
his presidency, and at the United States
legation when he was minister in Lon
don.
WILLIAM ORR who died at his home
in Troy, y. g., recently, claimed to
have invented and used the first cylin-
drical wall paper printing press, and to
have been the first to combine wood
fiber with rags in the manufacture of
printing paper.
MASUELA FMBREs, the only woman
convict in the Arizona territorial prison,
was recently pardoned by the governor.
She was provided with plenty Of com
Portable clothing and sent to Tucson
and the sheriff of that county sent her
on To Mexico.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-31

afternoon turned their attention to
stealing. They took a pair of boots
from David Jscko and relieved Brewer
and Penhallegon's poultry table of four
or five geese and two or three chickens.
Marshal Healy soon arrested them and
placed them in the city jail, snd also
recovered the boots and most of the
poultry They were sent up
for sixty days.
Montfort Monitor: The Montfort
Mining Company has been formed and
filed articles Of association Dec. 6, with
the Secretary of state at Madison. The
incorporators are John Delaney, A. T.
Thomas, A. d. Thomas, Fl. W. Dieter,
and NJ. NJ. Sherman. The capital
stock is $4,000. The officers are r.
Kennedy. president; H. W Deter,
yiee-president; John Delaney, secretary
and treasurer. The directors are J.
Delaney, H. w. Dieter, A. Thomas and
NJ. NJ. Sherman. The company has
acquired a fine piece of mining prop
erty near this village and will proceed
to deveIope it.
Mineral Point Tribune: At about five
o'clock on Sunday afternoon. Albert
White. a carpenter from Mifilin, who
was at work at the zinc works. was ac-
cidently killed He was at work on
scaffold at height of about thirty-fiye
feet, and a plank on which he was
standing broke IN two and let him fall
to the ground beneath. He struckupon
his head and shoulders and received
injuries from which he died within
few minutes. He was a very industri-
Gus man and well liked by all who
knew him. He leaves large family
upon whom the shock Of his sad death
falls very heavily.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-31
THE mlxING OF PEOPLE.

THERE are 1900 Germans in London.
UNCLE SAM has 100000 French Can
adams.
0SE-TEETH of the entire population Of
Paris is made up Of foreigners, who
number Isl, 900.
A RECENT census Of British Guiana
shows population in the colony Of
about 100000 Of whom II7,000 are
East Indian coolies. 5000 Chinese, 15,
600 Portuguese, and 10000 negroes.
Two hundred thousand Germans
have immigated into Alsaee-Lorraine
since 1870, and thirty-eight thousand
French have emigrated from it since it
has been Joined 70 the German empire.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-31
Beware of Ointments for Ca
tarrh that contains Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it drought
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on pre-
soriptions from reputable physicians, as
the Damage they viii do is ten fold to
the good sou can possibly derive from
them Halls Caiarsh Cure, manufact-
ured by T. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.,
contains no mercury, and is taken in
tenalY, and acts directly upon the
blool and mucous Surfaces Of The sys-
tenn In buying Halls Catarrh Cure
besure sou get the genuine It's taken
internal Y, and moe 10 Toledo, Ohio.
by H. J Cheney Il 20 43 46
G Sold by Druggists. Is cents
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-31
WIN. B. MINER, PROPRIETOR.

TIE Czal of Russia found in his stock
ing the usual Christmas plot to kill him,
but by making a New Years present to
the eonspirators will start afresh on
another twelve months reign.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-31

LONDON, England. was visited b. a
fog last week that rather out does
London, herself. For oyer seventy
hours the fog was so thick and black
that business was suspended, many
stores closing up. A number Of people
walked into the riverand were drowned
being unable to tell where they were.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-31

Ten children were crushed to death
in a panic at a theater in England
caused by an alarm of fire. A man
through match on the sawdust floor
and it blazed up causing the pane.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-31
Local Exchanges.

Mineral Point Tribune Three pro
fessional tramps who made their APP
pearance in Mineral Point on Tuesday
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-31
WIDE AWAKE.

The January WIDE AWAKE comes
with a store of good things for young
and old that are as entertaining as they
are varied. 1t brings to its readers
stories By Molly Elliot Seawel, G
Adams, Captain G. A. Curtis, Maria
Mcintosh Cox ard the two bright story
tellers who write under the nom dc
pbtnles of dorothy Holcomb' and
Add el Ardavan. the Arab. 1t has
sketches by Amanda B. Harris, Lieut.
Col. Thorndike, Harriet Maxwell Con
verse, ZltelIa Cooke, Oils I. Mason and
Salie Joy White. Il has poems by
Celia ThaXter, Anna j. McKeag, Clara
Doty Bates and others, Il has pictures
hi l. J Bridgman, George Foster
Baraes. Virginia Gersou, Chide Hassam
HY Sandman, Irving r. Aiies, Clifton
johnson. Cbafles Mente and L II
Garrett Such a combination of talent
Iii slory-teliels S. verse makers and artists
should produce most absorbing as well
rs most interesting reading matter. and
one needs bnt t. glance oyer WIDE
AwAKE's attractive January pag J to
fAa the promise fully carried ont
WIDE AwaRE Is published at 20cents
per namber- 81 ~ per Years All book
seI8r keep h
u L0faR0P co Publishers,
Ra~fnu
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-31
relied on to vote with both sides when
once the fight begins.
Washington Letter.
From our Regular Correspondent }
Washington, Dec. Is, 1891.

rumors prevalent there are no new devel-
opments in the Gillian difficulty. Ii
is believed that the synopis of the report
made of the investigation by the Gillian
authorities Of the attack upon the sail.
ors of the Baltimore. which was cabled
to number Of American newspapers
| Wednesday. is correct, but nothing can
be done until the official report IS re-
celved by the State department, and il
it comes by mail. which is probable
owing to its length. it may be several
weeks before it gets here. The indica-
tons now are that Chill will decline TO
apologize, and if she does the probabili-
ties favor serious trouble, possibly war.
If Speaker Crisp has been intent upon
widening the breach in the democratic
party in the House he could not have
done it better than he did in his com
mittee assignments The snub admin
istered to Mr.. Mills and bis strongest
supporters is 50 plain that even he who
runs may read Tie Crisp gang, which
includes all of the worst elements in the
democratic party, are in absolute con-
troll of every important committee of
the House. which by the way, is might
good thing for the republican party, as
it is certain that Mills and his friends
will take early occasion after the re-
assembling of Congress to show their
resentment, and it is equally certain
that no republican Representative will
take the trouble to pour any oil
upon the troubled democratic waters.
Its a democratic row, and members Of
that party will be allowed to fight it out.
It is said that certain democratic
Senators have approached Senators
Quay and Cameron, of Pennsylvania,
with proposition TO exchange votes
against the confirmation of George
Dallas, the Pennsylvania democrat re-
Gently nominated for Judge of the new
Circuit Court, for votes against the con
firmation Of the nomination of Judge
Woods. II Indiana, 20 a similar position.
1t is extremeful doubtful whether any
repub lean Senator would take part in
any such bargain, and your Cores
pondett predicts that all of the nomi-
nations which the President has up to
this time made to the bench of the
Circuit Court will be confirmed, all
though it is probable that Senators
Voorhees, and Turpin, of Indiana, may
succeed in getting all of the democrats
to vote against Judge Woods.
Senator Stanford's bill for the erect
ion Of an addition to the White House,
which was before Congress at the last
session, has been again introduced, and
the Senator has hopes of its getting
through this time. The new bill only
differs from the old one in saving that
the addition may be built from the plans
proposed by Mrs. Harrison, or from
those prepared by others, as a commiss-
ion composed of the Secretaries ofState,
the Treasury and Of War, may decide.
No one at all familiar with the pre-
sent White House denies the pressing
necessity for the addition.
Much interest is expressed here as to
who will succeed Senator Plumb. whose
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-31

ALL predictions of a severe winter
haye not yes been fulfilled. Billiards
reported on the way have been lost with
out ever going to Canada What Jan
uary and February may do is not
known, bnt the chances are another
open winter will be added to the already
long list.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-31

THE cranks seem to be stu flourish
ing. A man called at the private office
of George W. Childs in Philadelphia,
and frankly told the clerks he wanted
to kill him. lie was adiudged insane
But it is getting serious when editors
are called on. Another crank called at
the residence Of Cornelius Vanderbilt
in New York while he was entertaining
friends, and told the page he wanted to
got Yanderbilts BRAN for analysis, to
st why he could amass a fortune while
others were penniless.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-31

Active steps are being taken to have
the atrocious apportioament of the state
into Senate and Assembly districts per.
petrated by the last Legislature, which
should properly be called tho Anderson.
Meander, brought before he Supreme
Court The HERALD claimed at the
time Of its publication that it was I'M
constitutional and could be reached
through the SupreH3 Court. The ad-
.linistration being democratic, Of course
everything possible will be thrown in
the way Of decision before next year )
elections. but it is hoped the rights Of
tho people will prevail. and a consum-
alton Of this outrage prevented TO
allow it would ba the deepest disgrace
Wisconsin could possibly know
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-31

The next number Of Hqrper'S Bu.ar
will be published the day before Christ
mas, and among other attractive feat
ures will contain bright and timely
story. BY Kate Epson CLARK, entitled
The Quest Of the Christmas Angel, =
and . highly interesting article on Ger
tain Splendid Entertainments, bY Mrs
John Sherwood.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-31

A Valuable article by the Rev DR.. ".
s Rainsford on the charitable work of
the ricn among the poor in New York
will be published in the forthcoming
number Of Hdrper'S lFeetig. Another
interesting feature Of the number will
be anillustrated paper on the utilization
Of Niagara Falls as q mechanical force
for the operation Of machinery, with
views of some of the works constructed
for that purpose
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
a6rnerfutter fur Sabner.

@S 1T ebenioipenis ratbiam, bic Stbs
ner auf &brnerfutter su bei6rdnfen, ais
es ipeiie lit, Sarmtbieren fein 0taifens
futter su eeben. Sn Der Yerio6e bes
@a6Iens Der SIaumen freHen bic Sdbs
ner @raS, &6rner, Samen unb Snlefs
ten, i'm Minter aber fam man ibnen
mebr serdumisss Sutter seben, aIs iie
Seipbbnli9 erbaIten, ipobur6 sIei6jeis
tis bic Sutterfoiten berrineert iperoen.
@enn 8lsebeu fein seidnitten unO nit
fo9enbem 8aKer beeofen tpirb, 70 iolIte
man bariber cine Miiduns bon semabs
Ienem @etreibe, baS nit SaI3 seipiil3t
1T, itreuen, unb 70 perfiittern. Das
eiebt cine CUTE Gbtpe6sIuns in Der
Didt. Ser 8lee bient basu, bas Gis
neiB ben @iern su Iiefern, pdbrenb Der
fDrperli4e 8uitanb Der Sbiere bur6
bas nidt su itarf fonaentrirte Sutter bes
f5rbert tpirb. g8enn Siibner au fart
nit Nlais gefiittert tperben, 70 Ieben
iie su pieI Sett an unb iinS ebenio uns
fdbig gum gierlesen ais gum Sriiten.
Siittert man baseeen nit peri9ieoenen
grten bon Stofen, tpel9e auf bic
SleiidbiIbuns aieIen, 70 ipirb man bieI
before &eiuItate er3ieIen. @u6 miiis
fen Sdbnsr ebenfuIlS tparm sebuIten
iperben. Gs 1T biqiser, fir iparme
Auartiere au iOrsen, alS bic Tbiere
bur6 1leberfiitreruns nit Wtais Sesen
86Ite su iadBen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
stlarmaparat sesen ShbnerSiebe.

Serr 6. 9. 2ipesep, Soparb Co.,
W6., Der eini8e Sabre lang in elmer
bon Silbnerbieben itarf beimeeiu6ten
@egenb ipobnte, benen eeeeniiber 8uus
bossen feinen ausrei9enben S9uB ses
ipdbrten, eriann cine einfa4e 8orri6t'
ung, bic bpIIitdnbis ibren 3ped erfiiate,
un6 bic er in foI9enber Weiie bei6reibt !:
8efefise cine ate @lode nit Seber an
elm 5immerfenfter i'm Sauie. Damn
nimm Elm Stiid Drabt, Der 70 lang iit,
bab er bonn Siibneritaa na4 benz Sauss
fenlter reidt. 8efeiti8e baS cine Gnbe
an cine STANCE Ober einen Baum am
duberiten @noe beS SiibneritaleS, ettpa
8 SUB bonn 8cben unb Ieite bas anbere
@nbe in aIImdbIieer @rbbbuns na9 ber
@Iode bin. l9enn bic @ntfernune
febr grpb lit, mub man ben Srabt our4
Safen ober 2Iampen Ieiten. Ser Drabt
foIIte 70 seIest fein, bab man ibn am
Gage Ieidt abnebmen ooer nieoerle8en
fam. @enn er aneebra4t lit, 10 ipirb
Bel Der eerinsiten 8eriibrune Die @Iode
in Setpeguns geiebt uno ertDnen. Damn
braudt Der sarmer nur feline SIinte 3a
nebmen un6 mad Der Hi6tun9 oes
Sdbneritaaes bin Seuer ;u eeben, tpors
auf bic Disbe beri4pinben tper6en.
9ein Ortsbieb fpir6 einen 3tpeiten 8ers
iu& pasen. gInfan8s Ieste i9 ben
Drabt MIR einen SUB bod ilber Der
Groe inbeEen tparb bann bic Slode
,u bauFs burd 8usen Sun6e &C, in
sBetpeeune seiebt, tporauf i6 oenielben
8 SUB bod ipannte unb Sies bat ii4
pSaia betpdhrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
@ntip . bnen Der Tn1len.

@eiunoe, ftarfe SaIIen enttpBbnt
man, tpenn iie feds Monate ali iinb.
gu bieier 8eit ipirb bic SHUTTER, fpenn
iie ipieber aur 8u9t benuBt lit, i'm feds
iten Uionat ibrer 9rG9tigfeit iein.
SIR bas SdIIen bilbet bann sefodter
Safer NIT ettpaS BeisenfIeie Elm suteS
grIab fur bic Nluttermild. Safer lit
ftets baS bette Sutter fur aIte ioipobI
tpie fir iunee Bferbe. Ntands SiiIen
setpDbnen ii9 bas raide Sinuntsri9lus
den Der Saferfbrner an, mas sur SoIge
bat, baB bieie unpsrbaut ipieber aus
benz G6rper eeben. I'm bieS au bers
meiOeu, Iest man fIeine sIatte &ieieI.
iteine bon Der @rbBe elmer SidorpnuB
in bic 8rippe. Dabur1 tpir6 bas
Sbier sestpunsen, bic Soferi5rner Ianss
fam auSsuiu6en, iporauf es iie aud
sermalmt. 8eeinne bic Siitteruns bes
Sdllens nit elmer baIben Yint ssfoaten
Safsrs unb ebenfo bieI g8eisenflsie unb
sieb ibm bieIe Station ieben Sag, unter
Sueabe bon @ras unb sutem, ilben
Seu. gllmdbIis ipirb bic 8brnerras
tiOn, ie na6 Sitter, @rbbe unb Nppetii,
bermebrt. Spdter nimmt man unees
fodten Sufer itutt beS sefpdten. @es
ipDbne baS Sbier baIo an ben SuIfter
un6 Iab eS bamit freGen. SIlen bon
3uepferben Fam man i60n na6 18
NOnaten an baS @efGirr seipbbnen ;
aber SiiIlen bon Srabern pber &ennern
iolIte man Dor Dem britten Sabre ni6t
einipannen, aber nit bem @ei6irr lam
man iie idon beIeSen, tpenn iie iiber
sipei Sabre aft iinb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
3eitaemdae Sabner.gsptisen.

@s 1T elm GROCER SebIer, su bieIe
1biere in einen Stall suiammen3ubrdns
gen. Sin 6 BEL 8 SUB GROCER 8aum NIT
einem 80 Auabratfub entbaItenben Sofe
tpirb niat fiber Elm Dubenb Sdbner
aufnebmen f6nnen. SuBbDben BON
8rettern iinb beiier, ipie Elm barter
2ebmbo6en. Gritere finb itstS troden
unb fbnnen piel reiner unb sefunber
ipie Iebtere eebalten tperben. Dtit ee.
I6I6tem 2aIf ben 8retterboben einmaI
su beitreuen, tbut bieieIben 9ienfte, aIS
ipenn bies 3ipblfmnI auf Oem 2ebmbOben
seI6iebt. 8dren bic 8retterb6ben
mebr i'm @ebrau9, 70 tpirben tpenieer
DesinfeftionsmitteI unb 9lr;neien n6'
tbis Iein.
@eI6es finb bic beitsn WinterIeeer ?
Iue Sibner, bic :eitis mauiern unb
ale iunSen SIbner, bic im Serbit gut
sefiittert ipurben. 9Initatt auSfinbis si
MAIDEN, fpeI9e &dRen ober Grten am
meiIten gier i'm @inter Ieeen, foIIte
man Iieber bic bette SiitterunsSs unb
8ebanbIunsstpeiie erIernen, bann tpirb
man nit ieinsn sisenen Stibnern ben
beiten Grfols baben. Cine quite WlOrs
senration i'm Minter fir Sdbner 1T
serqueti9ter MaiS, Safer ober @eisen
NIT fo6enbem 8ufer ilberbribt; aber
made eS nidt sur S4Iempe, ionbern
nur feudt unb friimeIis unb berfiittere
es iparm. Cine 8riie SaIs unb Pfeffer
fam binsuSeft9t tperben. Stittere bel
SOnnenaufsans, ba bic Silbner fi6
baan msbr oaran ere6ben, ais ipenn iie
bas Sutter frIber befommen. I'm
Ntitta8 ssbe man bon benz troden ees
iporbenen Worsenfutter unb sur 9lbenbs
Seit f6nnen iie san3e 86rner Utais, Sas
fer ober @ei3en erbaIteu. @ieb ME
mebr Suiter, ais fie auf einmuI rein
auffrefen. 8ermubIene IuiternidaIen
ober dbnIi9 8aIf entbnltenbeS NateriaI
iOIIte ben Slbnern fets 3usdnsIid iein.