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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-13

she LECTURES ON THE DIX GOODS DC6l-
worn when she caue In was not to DO
found.
The scene which followed was very
trying to my nerves. Maude sent sales
women and cash girls flying hither and
thither. Then she summoned the floor
walker and gave him some valuable
hints about the management Of q largo
dry goods store, and also inquired
kindly about his eyesight. He replied
that it wGs good, and she said she was
glad TO hear it; she had supposed that
he must be blind to let somebody walk
off with somebody clse's coat right IN
der his nose. This spectacle in the
midst of the general confusion SO inter
ested one of the salesgirls that she shut
large drawer and forgot to take her
thumb out of il. Whcreupon she
promptly tainted away, while all the
cash girls gathered around her and had
Mysteries.
A member Of the firm arrived at this
juncture and remarked that he didn't
see what he could do about 1t. Maudc
told him how he ought TO run his bust
ness, but I didn't notice that he insti-
tuted any immediate reforms. How
ever. when one of the cash girls found
Maudc's coat among the goods which
had seen piled upon the chair, the men,
Der of the firm observed that if it hadn't
been found he should have given
Maudc new one. Maudc was unkind
enough to say that this statement would
have been worth more before the coat
came to light. l could not help feeling
that our relations with Gadsby & Co.
had been strained.
We went up to Brownley's, and had
almost as much fun rs l had had at
Gadsby's. But Iaude didn't find any
thing that suited her.
al believe after all that that FIRST coat
tried on at Gadsby's was the best of
all.r she said ut didn't ct very well.
but they can make it over. We must
hurry right back there. because l
noticed that they had only one of the
thirty-eiyht-inch size"
Three hours later We met again in
the privacy of our fat.
"Well," said Maude, "I'vc bought the
coat"
Same one you tried on first?''
"Oh no, that kind is all out Of style. I"
Goodness; so soon?"
"Of course don't mean that it's gone
out since we were there, but on my way
back ] met Mrs. Jigsly. and she told me
so. She went down to Gadsby's with
me. She didn't want 20 buy . coat, but
she tried a few On. got one that you
won't like. but like It,"
She said this with that peculiar
manner which woman always wears
when she IL hardening her own opinion
against criticism i:y and by the coat
came. and che tried IL on
But, few days later. came home
and found her in tears. she had seen
something that she liked better in an
other store. Howard FIELDING.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-13

Since the tarif VAS taken OIL OF sugar
and that important article Of domestic
use eheapened materially. the free
trade papers have tried to make mod
icum Of capital out OF il. They ask. 4
taking the tariff on Of sugar has cheap
sned Il. Why not take The tariff OF Of
hundreds OF other necesssries and
cheaper them' The answer is simple:
There are not hundreds Of necesssries
OF hfe that are buedsned with tariff
tsystion. Whether necessaries or nc /.
81 article IL not burdrned with any
tariff tar, where we can produce Il in
suihcient quantities 70 supply The de-
nnsnd for il ana something more. AZ
soon ss the densnd j. net. competition
begins and TIE price of the article i
reduced - the very lowest point con-
ssstsnt with the standard Of American
wagss Even i, n any case. not quite
- cheap IN nsonsy priee a. she article
may he IA some eoantry. where labor =
poorly paid. yst n comparison With
American wages Z + psueh ehsaptr.
No benefit coula cerse - TIE enanfFy.
a. a any bssneh ~ laher, frons diron
tuafng hne sf nssnafsessres thsl
eosss he rrrfaesf ssnre ekesplT siss
where. beessss ~ a2as lzsossa seali
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-13

have models with stylish figures in your
cutting Department. Oh. dear, why
don't you get me hand mirror? can't
see my back in this awful glsss, and
know that that waist is way up be-
tween my shoulders. believe. after
all. I'll go up 20 Brownlcy's-"
"Thc hand-mirror Is at the other end
Of the storc.- said the salcsyirl. 'sand
somebody's using ii, but really that fits
you like a glove"
"Hovdy. docs this set weil7' cried
Msnde.
Excuse me. my dear" said I. 'sThe
responsibility of such q decision is too
much for nc. I'd rather umpire a game
Of ball in Philadelphia
Now 30 and get that mirror right
away" said Mauie % the safesgirl
why do ron keep me waiting 60 long7~
The girl reluctantly went after the
glass and Nande turned % me
she knows that this coat doesnv 81
me iuss as we'll &c do = she sad. only
she sinks that I'm silly enough ~ ~
Influenced NJ wha. she sag
If ron know - doesn't fit. why don't
ycu sakr n cfy and ~ something else9'
venfnred - inquire.
We'll I've got II ON now, and rnssht
80 well res The back - a. Then | can
sssnsv that esfl That she dc~snt know
What she's talking ah-out
NAS IN ysYw wiah ~ make her Nf~
sng worse than Il h sirsearf Have
ssese esssn passion
't<ssac aow. lfe~iY. dant talk pail
snths~ry - ne pifn's hsss Yc- ssv.
she ethes aav, shss u yss ssaehs yenr
tafisr sss - sight - tAs fssiiee rss'a
bFsss ever eeae 10 ke bsasY~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-13

IN regard to a coat took shape as fol.
lows In the presence Of the first sales
girl whom we met in Gadsby & Co. s
emporium:
IL want one Of those tan-colored
Louis Nv. Eip-seam paletots, il they
really are the very latest thing; or q
shoulder cape with Mcdici collar;
what do You think? But then, of
course, you'd say so anyway. Perhaps,
after all, I'd better get an appliqued
REFER. something not quite so high in
the shoulder as the one that woman
over there is trying on. l don't want
to look as if had wings, and my hus-
band doesn't like the shoulder puffs.
There, do sit down, Howdy, il you're
tired. On the whole, perhaps, a plain
reefer-blue, with pearl buttons-per.
fectly plain, you know-they look well
on a good figure. and perhaps I'd
better try on q few. Oh, what are
those new things? carsit remember
the name, but saw picture in the
Sunday paper. It looked like fury, but
/ should think it might be real stylish.
Now, please get it right away, for my
husband is in hurry and SO am 1. Oh,
wait! forgot to say that couldn't
afford to pay over SIS, but I'd like to
try on some for about $50, just to see
how they look"
The salcsgirl did not appear to regard
this request as unusual. In fact /
strongly suspected that she didn't pay
any attention to what Maude was say
ing. She brought half dozen different
styles, diverging in a, many different
ways from the design of nature. Maude
tried them on. one after the other, and
scowled at her image in the mirror not
without cause.
''Oh. DEAR" she said. ''it's so hard for
q woman with really good figure TO
get fitted"
"That coat fits you just lovely in the
back" the salcsgirl was saying, while
Maude was trying feats Of contortion in
a vain attempt to see all sides Of herself
at once.
cit doesn't fit me at ALL" said Maude.
cts too short-waisted. Why don't you
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-13
~Bu, talors are men ans are respon-

~Bat taiIors are men anS are respon-
sibIe-"
Here's the glass. said the sslesg.rl
Il told yen SO said daa1e. survey
Ing her bae,z with melancholy s2tisfae-
tioa FOO Zig there. Senny. yoa
coallat see 1t. This isnt the style I
want. anyway. I've decided 10 have
one II those military jackets with braid
On them Don't you think they're nice,
uewdy2'
The eclored boy who runs our ele-
victor wears oIae, said /, land il is very
becoming 10 hiza-"
IF yea don't like them why don't you
say 50. OF course III have 70 get some
thing else. What is that coat ON the
beneh?'
..Fhat viii cost eighty-seven dollars. $
said the sasesgirl.
.'oh. goodness me. let me try ii on
MY dear" said Il. remember our
unfortunate financial"
bat l don't have 70 buy il, you
goose. said Maude; Il ;ast want TO see
how look i'm IL What are all these
cash girls staring at me for?''
Half dozen OF them stood in line
looking at ne and Maude, and when
she spoke they all burst into tears. Ii
made me quite nervous to see them SO
painfully affected by my wife's severity,
and tried 70 console them. With the
aid of about a dollar in small change l
persuaded them % be comforted and go
away. In few minutes thirteen more
cash girls arrived and formed in line.
They appeared To be waiting for a
chance TO weep. then perceived that
Il was a scheme Of robbery. The first
little girl had told the others, and they
were all eager to impose upon my stu
pidity Meanwhile, cries of ''ca-a-a-sh"
were rcsounding through the room
go away, little girls" said 1, ''the
game is up" and they scattered, laugh.
ing.
Maude was picking flaws in the
eighty -seven-dollar jacket. Finally she
took it OF. and said that if they couldn't
do better for cighty-scvcn dollars she
should go to Brownley's- Then it was
discovered that the coat Maude had
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-13

Thefsc.s relating 70 Aznde's purchase
OF y spring coat are OF a very ordinary
nature. AMI I Should not publish then
except for their important bearing upon
the question whether Intellectual feerl-
ties VIII ultimately be developed IN
woman They tend strongly - the sup
port Of my OWE theory which l viii not
state for fear OF personal violence.
That intellectual faculties have not
been developed in all men is proven by
the fact tast went with her. l should
never have committed this indiseretion
IL she he'd not assured me that she
knew exactly what she wanted / did
not ask her what it was, but simply re-
marked that there were twenty-five
dollars between US and restitution.
Her weil-conskaered and definite desire
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-13
WHERE THE FUN WAS.
A Cass Where tho Laugh Was on me
Dentist.


Dentist.
A negro went into a dentists Office,
and after standing about remarked that
"a he had not slept for five nights he be
licved that he wouli have tooth pulled
"All right said tho dentist. "Sit
down here. and will FIX you in . very
few minutes"
Eyes, sah." replied The negro. "Brt
look yere. Is dis thing gwine ter hurt?'
''Oh, it may hurt you somo."
"But doan' want IL ter hurt er tall.
Do truf IL dat has suffered 30 much al
ready dat is tired. Ell you kin pull II
widout IL hurtin' Ill be greatly obleeged
ter you, sab"
81 don't think I can do that without
!sughing gas"
"Whst sorter gasr
Laughing gas"
al nebsr yered o dss sorter stuff. but
ef you'se got suthin' yere dat will make
or pnsson laugh dat has got De toothache,
gimme. and gimme mighty quick"
The dentist administered the gas and
drew the tooth Tho negro expressed
himself AZ greatly pleased, and after
thanking the dentiss started 70 60 out
Hold on a minute" said the dentisA
"You have forgotten something.
II reckons not, sab, be replied, look
ing around.
"Yes, ron have forgotten 10 ray me. "
IVY, ron amt gvine charge ms
nuthin'. is your
'sOf eourss am
wall. femme tel yca, boA Er mar
dat kin hab ez much fun ez you kir
oughten ter want 40 money. Take soms
o. dat gas Al laugh TIL you furvits 4.
siiL Good day and he wa gone.
ksnsae Traveller.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-13
ELECTRICITY IS LIFE

The Electric Appliance Company are intro
ducin. ia this city "a large lire OF Electric
Belts. Shoulder Pads. Head Belts. Insoies.
Abdominal Supporters Lung Shields knee
Pads. etc. Appliances TO hftyery Fart OF The
body aud relieve pain.
These appliances are especially for the
cure Of rheumatism. Nervous Prostitution.
kidney Complaints. Constipation. Cold Feet.
Paralysis. Neuralgia. and promote circulation
They strengthen ard inyigorate the system
and give new lease Of life.
The ublic is cordially invited 10 call and
examine garments
Room 3 toldl Houseman Building Take
elevator Correspondence solicited.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-13

Patent Medicine Proprietor - I'm
very sorry you can't give us testimo-
NAL for our Anti-Fat We're willing TO
par well. bat l srppose you are OPP
posed TO recommending enything
Popular Ministcr-It isn't that my
dear sir The trouble IL that you are
tust Little too late. This very morn
Ing wrote testimonial fov another
mans Auti-f,ean~--Jury.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-13

whats that awful nosse in THE nexs
rsorn'' asked The early eaess At the ban
e.e4
That replied the ne~spss~ reporter
who hsd slreedy arrived vith SHARP
r~r~si ssd . sharper appetite "muss b
che tsh8. rrosaias under Al ~. deiescss
q the srsses~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-13

Simply apply "SwAyKE's OINTMENT
No internal medicine required. Cures
letter, eczema, itch, all eruptions OIL
the face, hands. nose, etc, leaving ths
skin clear, white and healthy. Its
great healing and curative poWrs are
possessed by no otner remedy. Ask
your druggists for SwAyNE's 0Nr.
MExr."
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-13

Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup should a.
ways used for children tecthilH. IL soothe.
the child. soitens the gums. ;uiays all pain
cures wind colic. aud is the best remedy fol
CiaITboea- .tcents i bottle.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-13

Mrs. Goslow--And how did yoa enjoy
Paris, Mrs. Quickly
Mrs. QuicSly-oh, beyond imagination
Pa and me lave got to be regular Pare
sites ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-13

emlth--I notice that Robinson bad 40
syeicie IN sh. psr~r this nsornins
lore. Indeed | dssiat ace IL What
ess ~
ssnish--Hls sprsns overcont. he vss
ssssnx IL 20 the tailor 20 b pr-ssed and
sl~azed
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-13

In reply to the question of what he
had to say to the suggestion of his
name as Presidential possibility for
1892, Senator Carlisle said: "Nothlng
whatever. 1t was q high compliment,
of course, winch / fully appreciated,
but do not know whether the time has
come for south of the Mason-Dixon
line. Everybody knows that l am not
q candidate. appreciated the compli-
ment, however" The Democracy is
not yet sufficiently certain of Its foot
hold to run Southern man.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-13

The finest line Of corsets in the Cit
you will find al I. j. Nichols.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-13
HOW WOMAN BUYS A COAT
She Knows Just What She Wansa
Why, OF Course She Doss

she Cant Pay Over SIS Tor 1t. bat shs'a
Like 20 Try ca Few at Abo0t s5o-
IL Il 50 Hard for . sysaaan With
Good ksgaro 10 Get Fitted.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-13

Peckham's Group Remedy cures
whoopiDg cough.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-13

I rtiass rssusrk." said re.ns uasa
sts kss rs-s ~fth psrsistent ana 70
s>ssss ssfa~sIs. 'sbss ron srs enc ~ ~
si-~ss Tusas wsrnsn I s-ss nst
"whTf~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-13

Pesrnni's gosneleslou rowdsf rre-
aac.s q eft ard t.ssatlgul skin 4 CON-
hines every slsfasat Il lxssu and par.
~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-13

SPECIAL sale II slsek afess goods shls
wepk 81 r. J. \ icbsss'
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-13

THE great, ard desert of Sahara has
been tapped and found to be full CT
water. An enormous reservoir only
120 feet below the surface has been dis
covered at El-Golsa. . small caravan
station in the middle of the desert. 1t
was discovered while u number Of
workmen were engaged in Hnking a
well. The shaft sunk already gives
forty gallons of good, clear water per
minute, and it is expected that this
amount can readily be increased should
it be found that larger quantity is
necessary. The importance of such a
discovery can scarcely be appreciated
by the people of this country. Ell
Golea is one of the stopping places in
the Sahara Desert of caravans which
travel across that region, and this dis
covery is expected to develop greatly
the caravan trade. The Desert of Sa-
hara may in time cease to he 4 syn
onym of all that is vast and desolate.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-13

See the new dress goods at Kidder'r.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-13

Lilly White Flour
Is made from the choicest wheat.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-13
LOOK SEARER HOME.

According to the Lansing Journal
'the cause of genuine Democracy
knows no defeat" Then the Deluu-
cratic cause, this spring. was just what
We thought it 10 be-not genuine out
bogus. The Democracy of Dan Cam
pau, +. Homer Hosfoid and Alfreddle
Murphy is of the nullius tilius stripe
and hence the defeat. The whole
Democratic administration OF the state
is Of the same kind and the very de-
partment, of which the editor of the
Journal is the deputy, is the most
morally rotten of the whole lot. There
Is mine full of social dynamite liable
to be exploded at any time, that will
lift the head OF that department into
uncomfortable notoriety. He is at
present anxiously watching it, lest
some slow match be lighted unAwares.
The Journal attributed the defeat of
Judge Champlin to Democrats who
neglected to deposit State ballots. Why
did they neglect to. do so, Is it not
possible that they recognized the bogus
character Of the present Democratic
administration? While they would
gladly have honored Judge Champlin,
they certainly could not honor the
platform upon which he stood, nor the
makers OF it. II the editor Of the
Journal wants to find many good rea-
sons why Democrats neglected to vote
the State ticket, let him look nearer
home.
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Msan idide ale @eibmadsts &C.
fNente Smr6 bie 9acific Co.
1reE 3pmbaatie.

gs 1T bic ein3ig abiolut fi6ere Sranss
bort 0ermittlung. NerIuife tperben
prompt eriebt unb ole &etIamationen
Dereen getoiRenbaft erlebist. Mir bes
f6rbern ole Yadete in Der benfbur tirs
aeiten 3eit nod allen puntten Der Ser.
Staten alf unitren bur9sebenben
@%rpreB3dgen. 9ur9 uniere eurppdis
f6e @rpreB tperben padste mad allen
Sbeilen oer Welt berionbt. Ma1 {pres
DE Dor un6 informtre R9 III 8eaug auf
bic Staten, auf bic &outen &C. Nle
fol6e Snformattonen perben In Der aus
bortommenbfen Weife bon tebem unies
rer sefdligen Nu9etelteu ertbeilt tper.
ben. Ser 8eauemlidfeit, Gi9erbeit
un6 Bt0isfeit weseu faufe man @elb.
anweifungen ber Pacific @rpreBs3 Som.
pagnie, bic an Glen Puntten Der Der.
Staten uno @anabas 5abIbar finb. Sc
1T bas cine ii6erers Mrt Der @elbreriens
buag als iebe anbere. Wenn fold cine
Mnmsliung berloren gebt, lpirb bos
@elb obne Sers6gerung 3uriidse3ablt.
Wegen genauerer @%inaelnbsiten nenbe
mon f9 OF
3. 9ublotp, agent,
% Wef Commerce traEe.
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8etauutmaduug.
Mapors Office, |
San Mntonio, Is. Sea-, '91.

4tu uIS 9ICe
San Mntonio, Is. De3., 81.
Sn usbereinEimmune nit elmer @e.
iolution bes alderman 8regorp, lueI9e
bonn stabtratb in oer Sibung bon, IA.
DECEMBER angenommen purbe, mir6 bic
foIgenbe &efOlution, bic In Der 6ibung
bonn z. DECEMBER ansenommen purbe,
3ur SnformatiOn bes publitums Be-.
fannt gema@t:
SIS fei bei6loKen bur6 ben Stabt,
ratb ber Stabt San Nntonio, baB bic
Burger bon San Mntonio bterburd
aufseforbert merben, ginf1t In bic
Bt6er, &e9nuugen, 2ontratte unb
fonfisen Sofumeute Der tdbtii1en
8~ermaltung 5u nebmen uub bieielben
einer genauen uno f~orgfdItieen priz
flung 3u unter3ieben. Ser @taotratb
unb bic Mbminiftratipn berbhrgen fG,
baB He elmer ieben senhni9ten Snfors
nation ibre boae 8eibdIfe unb Mtitmirs
flung augeoeiben lafen tperben.
BrDan @alIagban,
Nttefirt: Mapor,
6. g. gIaubon. @tabt,glerf.
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9ie iIlufrirte Moaatsf9rift
"THE COSMOPOLITAN"

III bic bette uub rei1baItigfie aller ilu.
ftrirten ameritan.Ihen Monatss &epuen.
DieieIbe sdblt bic berporragenbfen
amerifaniI6en S6riftffeler unb 2lnfts
Ter gu ibren Mtitarbejtern unb bic Ser.
auseeber beriel5en perteben es, BEN
Nanlen bes 8lattes babur9 @bre al
MAIDEN, iabem He ibm einetr tpirtH9
cosmopolitii9en @baratter 3u Derleiben
setpubt baben.
lin ben 2efsrn Der ,5reien preKs@
eiuen Besrif bon Der Reidbaltigteit
unb 8ielfeitigfeit bes Cosmopolitan au
seben, seniiet es, bic Snboltsangabe
Der uns gerabe borliegenoen DECEMBER.
Nummer 5u reprobuciren. DiefsIbe
lautet:
SiteIbilb CALEDONIA. BON Daenan-
gopberet) = Bon pbilae nod Wabp,
0a!fe. &eiie Sti33en aus Meeppten
BON GebeI gHenti. Mit IL Snulra.
tionen. Ser TIRE pfsifer. gIne Sbsle
aus Der erffen 3sit Der 9ehsblung BON
Neus gnglaab. Don ). g. @benep. Mfit
8 SGufrationen. r6riebe auf Grben
uno ben Menfhen Elm Wobleefaaen".
S0cialpDlitifhe Stnbie pom General,
Wetfmeifer pouoer!n. Cine So1ter
bes Siioens. Nnpelle BON W1r. Burston
6arriion.' Mit 6 Slafratipnen. ueber
ben Shnenperfebr In ben @ro6fdoten.
Stubie BON prof. 8. M. 6aupt. Mit
% Sluftratioueu. Die Briefe nleines
8aters. bon Naria gluiug Gberman.
Mtt 9 SGufirationen. Sn Gbermans
6aup:quartier, bon 8beo &. Daois.
Nfit Is Sauitrationeu. Nmeritaniide
unb fremoe unterbaltungen. @efel.
i9aftIi1e stiaaen ron So. 6. %. Sher,
moDb. Mit 3 Sautrationen. Cine
inoifde q sFdihte bon 5. $. @iImore.
Wit Snufroiionen. 3ebn Sage auf
benz Miifihpoi 0 %. 6. geslsfon.
W2it IA SluHraiionen. Dos gefelige
9eben. in 3 hnono wdhrenb beg Rries
ges bon 6. %. Nifrerb. Wit Is Slus
FratiDnen. Nus benz i6nifhen Mu,s
pbitbeater pon 6. .. Waro. Wfit 8
SQufratipnen. .Monatss usberR9t iiber
bic laufenben @reign,fe bon Murat
6aIfeab. Muerlsi iociaIe Iragen. Bon
@Derett 0ale. gd@erihau.
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Sesas ..

= 5biner.-&. GeDoier bat iets
men saloon au ieiuen 8ruber j.. Sspcs
ler BON Meimar Dertautt unb bas sc.
f4dft mitb ouf oemieIbsn plake meter.
gefibrt msrben.
= 0srr $. .. edsrt BON gear
Greet in Gillespie GOuntp iGrsibt uns
Wir batten bier einen bur6brinsenoen
&egen. &eim SeBen Ton Gei3 : pfo.
ten fonnte man nod III Der Siefe bon
2 Sub teinen !rodenen @runb finben.
Mean au@ tpegen Der langen Srofens
belt tpenig Wintermei3en geidt purbe,
10 mar Der Reseu bo@ bon unbere9en,
barren 8ortbeiI, ba iebt In ben pafures
binrei6eno MaKer III unb Die Jarmer
ibr 6elo ihr bas nd@fte Jabr betelen
t6nnen."
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