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The St. Johns herald., 1893-03-23
ANTS AS ARCHITECTS.
Surprising Intelligence Displayed by the
 Insects.

Surprising Intelligence Displayed by the
 Insects.
 All sorts of wonderful stories are told of the works of ants and especially of their engineering powers. It is of course within the knowledge of the most casual observers, says the Brook lyn Eagle, that the ant is a most sur prising insect in point of what we call intelligence, and it's simpler feats are amusing to all. One of the most recent incidents we have seen related of the ants power in the way of engineering, planning and building is that which is credited to a Glasgow source. A pastry cook in that city found his shop invaded by colony of ants, who feasted night ly on the delicacies deposited on a cer- tain shelf. After cudgeling his brain for some time in order to discover a plan for stopping the depredations of the active insects he resolved to lay streak of molasseS around the tray containing the coveted food. In due time the ants came forth in their hum dreds, and were led toward the feast by their chief. On reaching the line scouts were then sent out to survey, and eventually the word of command was passed round, and instantly the main body of the ants made for a part of the wall where the plaster had been broken by nail. Here each snatchcd up a tiny piece of mortar and returned to the spot indicated, where their burdens were deposited upon the molasses. By this means and after an infinite amount of labor bridge was formed, and the triumphant army marched forward to partal1e of the fruits of victory, the baker meanwhile standing by filled with wonder.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-03-23
HENRY HUNIEG

Post office: Show Low, Arizona. Rage: show Low creek, Silver creek, L6guna Ortege aud La"una Salada
 Horse brand C < lift shoulder.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-14
Knights Of PYthias Party.

Raven lodge, Il. of r., Of Min
eral Point, gave q public installa-
ton and party on the evening Of
the 10th inst. Members aud invited
guests numbered about two hun.
dred and fifty.
At about 8 O'clock procession
headed by the band orchestra play.
ing march, followed by officers
elect and then the members in
fatigue uniform, entered the hall
and took seats reserved for them at
the front. Past Grand Chancellor,
5. Vivian, Grand Deputy Prelate,
w. A. Jones, aud Grand M. at A.,
$. T. Osborne, were the installing
officials Music by the orchestra and
songs by Prof. Osborne were inter
spersed during installing services,
and at the conclusion Rev. and Bro.
knight Straw spoke for about ten
minutes in most entertaining
manner, after which the banquet
hall door was thrown open and
feasting and sociality prevailed un-
til the noon of night, when those
who wished to partake Of the may
whirl repaired to the city hall, while
others sought their couch happy and
content. The music furnished by
the band orchestra at both halls is
highly praised by every one. It
was choice and mastery rendered.
The reputation the knights of
Pytbias Of this city have gained for
conducting such events on large,
hospitable and friendly scale was
well maintained. The lodge is
growing in strength every year, and
is held in great admiration by the
public for its friendship, charity
and benevoence.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-14
RUBBERS

Are needful for the comfort
and protection of your feet,
and at this early date it is
necessary to purchase the REST
you can get, We are always
looking for the highest grades
of goods, in shoes as well as
rubber goods
WE HAVE
Cheap R'55erS and Arctics,
Such as Mems Artics at 00c.
Boye' and Ladies' Artics at 75c.
Rubbers at 10 cents and up,
BUT ADVISE you always to pur.
chase goods you are sure of
wearing we'll. We have them
at The White House
w. J. PBNuAILRGoN, Prop
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-14
Eastern Star Installation.

The installation party of Mineral
Point Chapter, No. 7, 0, E. s,
will be held on Wednesday eve
ming, Jan. %. All members of the
order and their families are earnest.
ly requested to attend. Installation
exercises will commence at 1880.
PER oREDR OF Con-.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-14
Died

ROGERS.-At his farm situated north OF
Plankintou, s, d., ON the 3rd inst OF heart
disease, Thos " Rogers aged % years, 5
days.
Deceased was native of Cornwall, England.
In lsis he settled in Mineral Point, and lived IN
this vicinity until 1885, when he moved to
Dakota. He leaves one son, r. V. Rogers, Jr.,
and one sister, Mrs. Jas, Bennett, of the town
of Mineral Point. His remains were inferred
at Mt. Vernon. s. q.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-14
Rally Once Again.

The Joint Installation of the
Geo. II, Legate Post and w. Il
G. officers will take place on Friday
evening, Jan, 90, 1898, at the Post
Hall. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all G A. Il. comrades
and Sons Of Veteran. l6 years or
over to be present. Let there be a
full attendance. j. II. TYACK, Adjt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-14
Salvation Army.-SIo Reward

offered to anyone that can
answer an important question which
is To be asked Saturday evening.
Farewell meeting Sunday evening.
Welcome to all. CAPT. 4. DOUGLASS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-14

ALL accounts due A. l.. White
must be settled, as have disposed
of my lumber business and it is
absolutely necessary. Al! accounts
not paid by the 10th of January
will be placed gfor collection. Re-
lieye me of this unpleasant duty by
calling at warehouse and settle
same. Respectfully yours,
lw2 A. i. WHITE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-14
ran away.

The members of Protection lodge,
A. o. u. W., ndulged in what may
be termed a family banquet upon
the occasion Of the installation of
officers last Monday evening. The
supper was excellent, the music by
J. j. Hankins aud Ii. G. Buell. en-
chanting, and speeches by Revs.
Straw and Chubb and Phil. Alien,
Jr., inspiring and instructive. 1t
proved a happy and successful event
beyond measure. This lodge Is
gaining in strength.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-14

Nttf ~
The posrponement of the matter
of the Prideaux, Eastman and
Darcy application to council for
mining privilege through City Park,
was taken up and discussed The
applicants took an active part in the
matter, but on motion of alderman
knight, seconded 10y ii. 5 Well,
it was moved and carried that the
city council do grant the privilege
sought for by Eastman ~ Darcy,
conditioning that they do not break
the surface ground Of the park ex-
cept to drill holes for ventilation,
and further, that Eastman & Darcy
do pay to the city treasury of Miner
al Point 1 dues of ore mined, and
that the city attorney draw up a
mining contract to that effect be-
tween the said Eastman ~ Darcy
Co., and the city Of Mineral Point.
! The Henry Slaber application Tor
| leave TO transfer bls LICENSE 10
~ ~
Nlcuolas iItlCHiuuG came UP. ~
w Goldsworthy put IN his protest
i,.i. ,I. ,t...,t
lh Willlug, clalu1luS =" 10 a 0'ltuI
,,, ,;,l S,aha. -, -, hn.i,aso
Pai ithti win SVaoo' ~ Vh@ ""H''''oa-
M .,,,,o1 rafna,J tl., ,ra,t,n,,
Inv S"f"N' iNi"0'" Wy S'"''N's
80 ri,,bt ,f t,,usfar T., Stabar an
- rs ~ ''''''o' W
thu prnnpd thai his boud4fnpn were
iha bqrty rpHuousibla 10 ths civ
tJ
and not Staber. for the continuance
OF the business, and that the COun-
Cll could not assist GoldsW0rthy III
any way =" '"o '''i''''''
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-14

overworked fathers.
HoN. c. SPENsLEY, our townsman
and State Senator, is a member of
three important senate committees
state affairs, town and county affairs,
and engrossed bills.
EVERY person who intends to
bring wood to square accounts
with the TRIBUNE, is hereby asked
to come right along with the same
without further delay.
ENocK HOOKING, one Of our most
energetic and intelligent young
men, has departed for Englewood
to learn the plumming business
with his brother Rufus.
PREACHING services at the NJ. f.,
church tomorrow at the usual
hours, 1890 a. m. and 1880 p. IN.
At $50 p. m. League Song Ser
vice. Everybody welcome.
THERE is fresh rumor that the
Kickapoo valley & Northern Rail
way has been sold to eastern
capitalists who will take possession
sometime this month of January.
A YOUNG man named jenkins
was instantly killed in a mine at
Mifflln last Monday, and another
named Nicholson severely injured.
Full particulars have not reached
us.
THE way TO get something for
nothing is to attend the Farmers
Institute and get good information,
paid 70" by the state out of funds
collected from the railroads and
other corporations.
AN unknown man was found at
Baraboo last week with both his
hands terribly frozen. When his
hands were placed in warm water
three of the fingers of his right
hand dropped off.
Twelve new members were
added to the L. M. church last
Sunday evening. Another oppor-
tUnity will be given those who may
so desire to unite with the church
tomorrow, Sunday night.
IT has finally leaked out that the
reason our ladies did not receive
callers on Monday, the day selected
for observing as the new year
holiday, was because it was wash
day. Good, Cleanliness is next TO
Goodness"
DIPHTHERIA having made It's APP
pearance in Dodgeville the public
schools have been temporarily
closed and the health officials are
at work in commendable manner
to nip the progress of the disease
in the bud if possible.
The boot and shoe stores of ].
I
p. Frieden, w. j. Penhallegon and
K. j. Engels are to be closed at
1880 p. M, Saturdays excepted, for
the remainder Of the winter. Pur-
chasers Of foot wear should regulate
themselves accordingly.
Lancaster Herald: Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Deller of Mineral Point, took
New Years dinner with Mrs. Del
ler's parents, Hon. and Mrs. John
Oswald in this city. They also
improved the occasion of the band
concert to greet their hosts of
friends here.
SOME time ago the New York
Sun offered $500 for the best cholera
cure. A large number of medical
men competed for the prize. The
formula which won the money is
now being used in La Crosse, says a
paper of that city. Are we to infer
from this that the plague prevails
there?
THERE being three prominent
candidates among the Democrats
in this state for U. S. Senator and
each having about the same support,
why not serve all three alike by
dropping them, and unite on a
fourth, or dark horse-ssy Hon. j.
NJ. Smith of Mineral Point. Mr.
Smith is good timber; that party
has no better.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-14


peton, N, D., died last week at
Lancaster, where she was visiting
friends at her old hone. Mr..
Falley was elected secretary of the
Senate in his state, and had just
taken the oath of office when he
received 4 telegram announcing his
wife's death, The remains were
inferred at Lancaster
THE members of the Mineral
Point band have decided on giving
another of their popular concerts
and dance on the 18Th of April.
Between now and then they will
be active in preparing a most ey-
cellent and novel program, and the
public may rest assured that it will
be grand Tickets, $l00, for
gentlem ladies free.
Equality of rank there can
never be; equality of wealth there
can never be; equality of intellect
there can never be; equality of IN
fiuence there can never be. But
equality of hopes, equality of aims,
equality Of essential happiness,
equality of pure and true thoughts,
there may be; and equality of com
mon destiny there H."
ONE of our exchanges is passing
around the following for the benefit
of young men who are contemp-
latiug marriage: If woman's
thumb has long first joint she is
as stubborn as a mule, if it has a
long second joint she is as stub
born as two mules, but if the first
and second joints are short she is
no more stubborn than any other
woman.
THE Colum bian Souvenir coin
fad is having quite run and many
people are paying one silver dollar
for a Columbian half dollar. As
there are FIVE millions of these
coins, one person out of every
thirteen in the United States may
secure one if they have the dollar
to spare. 1t is doubtful however if
five million persons will pay a
dollar for a half dollar.
THE boys and girls of this city
that make a habit of jumping on
| passing sIeighs ought to take
warning by the sad accident that
occurred in Fond du Lac recently.
Dec. goth. Florence the II year
old daughter of Timothy Hallihan,
was killed this morning while
catching on bobs. She jumped off
sleigh and fell in front Of a team,
one of the horses tramping her to
death.
Il. NJ. CHURCH services tomorrow.
At 1880 Rev. S. r. Chubb will
preach. Subject; "What the In
dications are" 200 O'Clock Sun
day-school session. 700 O'clock
sermon by Mr.. Chubb. Subject:
"Ruth's Great Decision of Mind"
AT the close an opportunity will be
given to unite with the church. The
congregation are requested to bring
their Bibles with them to both
services.
The stovepipe in Ruppert's
saloon, on Commerce street, becom-
ing so choked with SCOT last Mon
day that there was no draft to keep
the 1re actlYe In the stove, powder
was used as an agency to clear out
the same. 1t worked in an unex-
pected manner, wrecking the stove
and otherwise damaging the front
Of the building.
WITHIN the long life of the
Masonic order in this city it is
doubtful if there ever was a more
enjoyable event than the joint in
stallation party given on the 5th
inst. Over two hundred witnessed
the impressive ceremonies aud par
took Of the bountiful repast. Music
by the Italian orchestra of Dubuque
held those who enjoy stripping he
light fantastic" till IN unto morn.
ALL parties knowing themselves
to be indebted to us will please
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-14
sUBsCRIPrTON RITES.
The Local Field.
A Word With Delinquents.

TO meet his outstanding oDllgatlons
with the beginning of the year,
and to do so must ask settlement
with all subscribers and others
whose names appear on his books.
To those who are in arrears from
two to twenty years is this call
especially directed. This is the
class we must have settlement with.
We have not time or disposition
to send statements to delinquents.
Ii is not necessary, for the printed
tag on each PERSONS paper gives
the date TO which they are paid.
Please attend to this matter
promptly.
I898-and no postage stamp
licker invented yet!
J. NANCoLAs, JR., is up from
Englewood for visit.
THosE elegant pictures at Han
scom d Co.'S are all new.
The gong whistle of the pulp
mill is quite pleasant to the ear.
The date of the Farmers Insti-
tute to be held in this city is
January "a aud 25.
In lighting lamp avoid touching
the match to the wick, for the dent
will cause smoking.
THERE is now nice large
amount of snow on the ground, but
only to unthinking people is there
too much.
WE have now had little over
eight weeks solid winter with good
sleighing. Zero weather is com
mon thing.
AFTER month spent in serving
as juror of the u. S. district court
at Madison, S. G. Thomas has re-
turned home.
Ir Is reported that Milwaukee
party intends building three or four
substantial dwelling houses here
next summer.
THE young man who dances
with a feather duster, handle down
in his breast pocket, appears to be
forcing the fly season.
"LABoR may be a burden and a
chastisement, but it is also an honor
and a glory. Without it nothing
can be accomplished"
THE Reading coal combine is
said to be broken. Sixty million of
people will devoutly hope that the
fracture is hey ond repair.
THE hot water system to be used
in beating the new p NJ. church
will be equipped for operation to-
morrow, it is understood.
The remainder of this winter
will be spent by Mrs. Laura A.
Cobb, Mrs. G. Spensley aud daughter
Ruth at Pass Christian, Miss.
CONTEST not a point merely be-
cause you are in the right and an
other in the wrong. Out of such
contests spring dissensions and
enmity."
For the last few days there has
been good skating in some parts of
Texas But skates are almost as
grea, curiosities there as fans are
IN Greenland.
The coinage value of our silver
dollar has now dropped to a trife
over 81 cents, and still it flows
from the mint in an apparently ex.
haustless stream.
A SOCIAL by the Epworth League
Of the NJ. E. church will be given
at the home of Mrs. q. E. Gale,
next Wednesday evening, the 18th.
Everybody invited.
FROM now on w. J. Suthers, the
town treasurer, will be in the city
only Wednesdays and Saturdays.
lax payers should govern them
selves accordingly.
THE largest stock Of mufiers,
AecAtIes, gloves and mittens to be
4 ioahd il southwestern Wisconsin.
4 Z 6undry, Gray IL Co.'s.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-14
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Mineral POint. Nan. mn.

Mineral Point, Jan, 9th, 1898.
The regular meeting for Jan. 5th
was postponed on account Of fall
ing on a holiday.
The meeting pursuant to adjourn
ment was held at council chamber
on the 9th inst. A. w. Cobb,
Mayor, presided. Aldermen III. S.
Well, ]. p Frieden, Samuel Jen-
kins, Jno. Knight and c, Hornung
were present; alderman Gilman
absent. The following proceed
ings were had.
Minutes of previous meeting read
aud adopted. The following bills
were then presented, audited and
allowed:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Murrish, Of
the town of Mineral Point, were
treated to an exceedingly agreeable
surprise during the holidays by a
visit from their sons John and
Albert of Nebraska. On arriving
in this city they walked to the old
farm home, and their first maneuver
was TO take from the barn the
,favorite family mare, and hide her
in other quarters, Then they went
to the home of their brother Martin,
hard by. A little time after the
aged father appeared at Martins in
a much excited state over the sup
posed theft of his valued horse; but
John and Albert, who were in
hidin.t, could not long endure hear
ing jheir father expressing his
grief, so they stepped forth, and
the father, recovering from the
surprise, readily surmised that they
were the horse thieves. Their
coming completed the family
circle-forty in asl--as it now
stands, and the holidays were most
happily spent. John is engaged at
farming near Karney, and this is
his first visit home in nine years;
Albert is agent for the farmers
and merchants insurance company
Of Lincoln. They returned to their
western home this week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-14

AN incident which occurred
during the holidays, and, which
we are a little late in chronicling,
is too good, however, to let go by:
As a reporter was looking in a
window where there was fine
display of Christmas goods, there
were others viewing the same
attractions, among them good
looking young woman. She was a
type of the snappy girl we all like
to see. Pretty soon dapper
drummer from the Worlds Fair
city stopped and began cycling the
young lady, instead of what was in
the window. "Christmas goods are
very attractive this year" he said
by way Of introduction. She had
sized him up in about second,
that could be seen by her look, but
she never let on. eyes, sir" she
responded with modest timidity.
"Do you like such things?" he
asked insinuatingly. 80, yes, sir"
was the response. "What were
you admiring most?" was his next
inquiry. "Those drummer clocks"
she replied, as she pointed out the
objects Of her admiration. Drum
mer clocks?" he asked. "Why do
you call them by that namew She
looked at him with charming in
nocence, saying, "Because, sir,
they have brass faces" and she
laughed such low, mischieyious
laugh, that the Chicagoian actually
ran away.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-14
It's Milk You Want.

For 1893 We are better prepared
than ever TO fill orders. New
customers taken at any season.
Big discount TO large consumers.
2tf J. u. OATES.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-14

Corn meal aud oats aud corn
finely ground for sale. Also cid
fashion rich SHIRTS aud bran.
53tf DAVID JACKo.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-14

Something new in Spring Balances
at Eden 81 Blewett's. Weighs from
] to $50 pounds. Ask for them. 45tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-14
Farmers Institute.

A farmers institute will be held
in Mineral Pc lint on Jan. Gath and
25th, conducted by NJ. A. Thayer.
Following is the prOgram:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-14

WANTRD.-IIousekeeper in small
family. Good wages and permanent
work for suitable woman.
2tf JoHN II. HARRIS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-17
Gierfonferoirnna.

I'm Die @ier beim 9lufbepabren bor
benz Serberben su idiiben, 1T eS nots
wenois, ben 3utritt ber 2ufi bonn SIN.
balte bes Gies abSubaIten. Dies nirb
auf oeridieoene 98eiie errei6t. Wtan
tibersiebt gum 8eiIpisI su oieiem 3pede
ole @ier nit elmer Sdi6te bon Sett,
Summit. 2eim, Gelatine, @a6s, 8arafs
TN, Sebm uno 10 tpeiter. gIud perben
Die @ier nit elmer 2Diuns bon Bed in
SaumDl setrdnft, bann nit 4I6e be.
ltreut, aud in @ummitpaiisr sstau9t unb
oann in @ipsmebl serout. gbenfaas
aum 3ped Der 2uftabbaltuns Iest man
Gier IN aIeie, 9lide, Sdssipans, 1orf.
muu, unb spar 10, bab cine sesenIeitise
8erdbruns ausseidIuHen 1T. Gin Be.
tpabrtes Serfabrsn beitebt i'm ginIessn
Der @ier in 8altnafer, tposu man auf
etpa 10 2iter 8aHer cine Sanbpoa ee.
tDIdten &aIt nimmt. Sin 3uiab bon 6
prosent aodiaIs Idbt babel ben Sc.
idmad Der @ier untabeIbaft. Disiss
RaIfperfabren bat aber ben Na6teiI, bob
bic gier beim nadberiS.n 8U6en leidt
seriprin8en. 9lussessidnste RsiuItate
slbt aud bic MISUNDERSTANDING.
Dian lest sum SeiipieI 200 gier in sinen
lroenen 9opf unb iibersiebt Ts nit elmer
Wiidun8 aus einem Rilo @afsrsIas
Qieieliaurem 9tatron) nit 10 bis 30 2iter
Naher. 9ie gier miHen minbsfsns
elnen Singer bod bon Der SIiiiFstsit be.
eedt iein. gia6 einiser Seit selatinirt
bic 8aherSlaslbiuns. 9lud ginIesen
Der Gier in 8oridurel6iuns pber in cine
2biuns bon boriaurem aaIi Slatron,
Salpeter uno &odiaIs (25 Gramm bapon
auf ! aiter) ipurpe als sipedentipre9sno
empfoblen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-17
Sleif6fuppcntafeln.

Sin bairiider Mrst felt SuppsntafeIn,
peI8e 8robere 9idbrfraft befBsn ioGsn,
ais ale dbnliden Yrdparate, bsm 0ers
berben ni6t unteriporfen iino. auf fol-.
8enbe @eiie Der: masereS 8inbHeiid
ooer aud SammeI. ober 8ulbfsii6 miib
in feline S6eiben seiidnitten, bieie auf
einen Sieb auSeebreitet uno in parmer
2uft bis su elmer Semperatur bon 100
Grab eetrodnet. Rad furser 3eit Tins
bic Sleii6ibeiben in eine serrsibIids
Wafe iibersesansen; iie iusrpen in ei.
mem Nbrier su PuIper serrieben, ipobei
man eIeid bic n6tbise Mense sstrodnsten
Sal;eS nit oerreibsn fam. Dlan ltslIt
iid nun einen 8bitis aus IL 2otb Sett
uno 20 2otb &ossenmebI bar, riibrt oaS
gulper bon 2 Bfunb NinbHsii6 unb 4
9otb Sals barunter unb formt bic Maiie
in 8ledtditden. 9ieie SIsiidiuppens
tofeln beiisen einen anssnebmen SIeiids
eeru6, eeben beim einmaIisen 4uffoben
cine portreffIide SIeiidiuppe unb Iafen
ii6 lanse 3eit pbne gta8tbsiI aufbe'
pabren,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-17

/. 9rone SarlS beS @roben. 2. Defer. Saiiers
trons. 5. yiene oeutide Saiiertrone. 4.
Yreubidle S6uigStrone.
HeidsaSler befinoet uno, ltatt beS eins
Sisen breiten Sii9els Der rOmii6sbeuts
i6cn Srone, pier i6male, nit Slatts
ipcrf beiette Siigel in cine Spite aus
lauien uuo Sur6 ben 6ei6sapfel ibren
abihluB erbalten.
98anoelbar, mie Die Saiierfronen,
baben iit I'm 2auie Der I3citen audi bic
SOni9Sfrouen ermielen; Dor allen Die
preuBil6e. Die neueIte, 1889 anges
ierti9te, lit Elm Sadiger 0tcii nit bo6s
ItrebenOen, i'll ben 9teidsapfel auslan.
fenOen Si9eln, oaS Ganse reid NIT
Sumclcu belctt.
S8abreno Die preubiife Sronc our6
ibre oiiene SOrm Gin cisenes, einia6es
@epraSe benabrt, i9liebt li6 Die cn8s
lii6e SOuigsfrOne, cine Der Gltelten
@uropas, oil Die Ioseuannten Siirften
uno Sturbiite bes Wiittelaltcrs al
Wtebr Sut als SrOne, beitebt ieielb
aus elmer bifen Sammettappe, III
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