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The Southern herald., 1893-03-31

BEEcHAM's Puts take the place Of an en-
tire medicine chest, and should be kept for
use in every family 25 cents box.
The Southern herald., 1893-03-31

made medicine for Coughs,
Bronchitis, and other dis
eases Of the Throat and
Lungs. Like other so called
Patent Medicines, it is well
advertised, and having merit
it has attained a wide sale
under the name Of PisO's
Cure for Consumption.
The Southern herald., 1893-03-31

To cleanse the system in gentle and truly
beneficial manner, when the Springtime
comes, use the true and perfect remedy,
Syrup Of Figs. One bottle will answer for
MI the family and costs only 80 cents; the
large size 81. Try ii and be pleased. Man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
only.
The Southern herald., 1893-03-31

Skidds-Thats what made me infer
you didn't know her very well.-Truth.
The Southern herald., 1893-03-31

"WHY do they call that daughter Of theirs
oliver" because liking for her has to
be acquired. Chicago News.
The Southern herald., 1893-03-31

Skidds-You don't know her very
well, then?
Spatts-I said could read her like a
book.
The Southern herald., 1893-03-31

n las Ae1 ~ erarfIc1 erpeaf o. ny len
iz ana ARIA scmetzmas 10 Woald ulceFate and
O. selclrt et a ] H4s ulatls % ucrk = great
ga eI re ana had seven doctors eKauine
HHa zllll ~ uIt1rH1 Eucctzs. cQEne called u
a1e EnaWIliE enc called "a prairie itch All the
feeseFs In tas ccuutY had trial but none cid
ne nIrtIels Cl god. i spent an ny spare
Esey trIl1E % So relief Finally / vas pr
Aaaa1l ~ tEE Hoods Sarsapdrila. After using
rHa aa4 hssf bottles saw ne beneht I have
naa uset tas thirt eoflle and an completely
rneef.
The Southern herald., 1893-03-31

Resident-Think Of opening an Office
m this neighborhood, eh? Seems to me
you are rather young for family ply
sician.
Young Doctor-Y-e-s, but-er-I shall
only doctor children at first IN. Y.
Weeklv.
The Southern herald., 1893-03-31

"Im afraid we cannot live here on
the money we have, James," said Mrs.
James.
The Southern herald., 1893-03-31

"Why, Of course we can. There are
eighteen grocers and fifteen butchers in
the town When our bills get up to a
certain point, we can always change
from one to another. -Harper's Bazar
The Southern herald., 1893-03-31
Alexander DRG And SEED COMPANY AvcUsTA cEoRcA

HNCT NAVE Agents AT ONCE. Sample
HaVSt HAVE Sashlock Pat 1891 free By mail
for 70. Stamp. Immense. Unrivalleds Only good
one ever invented Beats weights Sales Unparalleled.
e12 Day. Write quick Rrohard MIG. Co.. Fhaln-
SsrNAHE THIS PAPER ssesE eus "a srAA
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-15
What NE Saw.

Detr6it Free Press.
The country store in the sunny south
is the rendezvous for all the village
inhabitants, large and small, black OF
white, where the news is circulated
and ] ,kes PerPetratsd.
a group of Ioungers were sitting in
a store of this kind, when. a coffee-
colored "coon" with slOping shoulders
and ears alright angles to his head,
sbum d through the doorway.
"Hsllo, P"mp," said one Of the
lOungera. ''You're looking just like
that .iton i saw This morning"
"L'on" said Pomp, with his hair or
end, "where was b r.
"In Jake Smith's livery stable"
"Sho! what'd be look llkr?''
"Oh, be had legs and budy and long
ears"
''Dat wasn't no lion, yo' paof whit,
tract" i" returned the darksy, dlsgusted
dat was a jackass"
"WelI, you look just like him.
answered the Ionngrr, With grin.
Pomp saw the jake, though be didn'
like it TO be on him. Just then 1
ne,ghboring planter entered the stor,
and the negro saw = chance 10 repea
The Jest at snotbes'sszpense.
"MoTpIng, Massa } JhnsoD," said b.,
go l,ok j-st like dat hon ! say
ye-'dy" "
"Wbere did you zee a lion, yor
fo"I2' was the courteous response.
Down Massa Smiths Hb'ry stables
Had legs an body an big long ears.
That wasn't a llUn," said tb
planter.
"D~H what was itg' asked PomE
eagerly
"Why, looking glass, you bIac
coon" answered the planter contempt
uonsly, amid general 70 ,r Of laughte
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-15

du0&t-
"Prisoner, You are charged with
aggravated assault aud battery. How
do you plead, gnilty or not gullty?"
Not gulIry, your honor"
Do ] rundersIaDd that you deny
having hit the plaintiff over The head
with your cane, knocking him down,
rolling him IN the gutter. stamping on
him and llI-treatiDg b'm in the manner
charged IN the Indictment"
"No, yonr honor, ! don't deny tha,
but claim that I had ample provocs
tlon and that the retaliation 7 tool
was perfec ly jusllisble"
"l"deed? What was the provoca
tioug"
why, yonr honor, the plaintiff has
just returned from Chicago"
"Weli, what of that? Is that an
reason why you should abuse HIM i
that fashioFg' aao- a
"NOr al ali, your honor; but You s.
be began to tell me what be had see
at the woFld's fair"
''l3 that statement trur" asked th
jndg", 10 a stern tone, turning 10 tt
pIain' Fl.
YES" was the admission given
a ashamefaced manner.
Then do not see that the cal
need 60 any further. Prisoner, yo
are discharged. The costs are place
Un the complainant
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-15
Sareas RraBect.


Great Britain has undertaken an.
other great entsrpfise 10 Africa, which
will probably have an immense effecl
III The extension of ibs empire and lh,
civilization Of The dark continent. ]
is TO erect a telegraph line from Alex
andria, 10 Egypt, directly through tht
heart Of the continent tc Cape Town.
The preliminary surveys have already
been made. The line will traverse
Egypt, the Soudan, The region of the
great IaIEes, and the East Africa Com
pang'a territory. German East Africa,
the Portuguese possessions, Maahons.
land, Khamas couHsry, Bechuanaland.
the Transvaai, the Orange Free Stal.
and Cape Colony. Contracts havt
already been signed for constructing
aha line fol more than halfthe distance,
and work u being rapidly pushed, %
that lhe whole l. expected 10 be iH
WoFking order early next year.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-15
TTLANE TNTTERSITY ]


The naEt Annual Session or the College. High
Scheoi. aud n Sophie NsEcomb Memorial COL.
lege for f0laen, ojsna DsiGber 3d.
EntfaBee 4zaminGaaRn esptamber 2alh And Seth.
The leleaa u NeiI aquIppad with IihFa4tes
and Lahngaiefiea fgF Classical Literary aud
kcieufine Mufk,
The Uaiveesitg enaata about One Handtnd aud
fitfF fahnisfsaipa s. fha Calieaiate sud HlFh
ona SehqlageHip wlsinA c0llasa free tuition fof
flsFk krlf nDIfA0.
Nat faEaANn suiGfgnHtANn Nd1Tlag
WM " hts3E EeafaR4y.
WM QN aUHN3NQ QA Fgs1 1anf
lnfnt
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-15
.IaSlaIsn. ana .Eesns.


All the Ohatauqua assembly recently
an eminent Jew, the Rabbi Henry
Berkowiz, delivered lec!nre, in lb'
course of which be said: Il want to
say to yon. friends, that the fallacy
that there Il antagonism on the sldr
Of a Jew against Christianity should b.
laid aside at once and forever. Let al
the religious forces be united ano
stand shoulder to shoulder that We
may 20 forward in Q conquring march
against vice, ignorance, superstition.
Nowhere 10 Jewish pulpit or whiting.
will yon find that there is hatred oi
Christianity. Oh, let the crime OF
1900 years ago be speedily atoDeo
forl The Jew disclaims forever ihi
guilt which has been charged npor
him and has been the source Of wOet
that may NOT be Fetold. We eanno.
bow the knee 10 Jesns, cannot worship
him as dsyine; none the less do We
glory In slie inspiring example Of BIZ
lige A. ii he's been pictured 70 tbs
world. His nobility WAS the highesl
product Of Jpdaism itself. We arr
ONE
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-15

Experiments are nov making with
the palmetto, which grows 20 abundant
" through theswampa pi Louisiana and
along the gulf coast in florida, which
20 to show that II may be . valuable
rodnct. 1t has been proved that the
Leaf of the saw palmetto can be ground
lni0 q pulp which makes an excellent
article 0f hollow ware for domestic and
other uses, and present experiments are
expected 70 prove the aaaptability Of
this material to the making Of all kinds
/ Of paper EoF some time past the peeu-
/ liar ealShage-like snbssapes ia the top Of
I The cabbags palmetto has been nsed
with the tender tops IS well, as q 6ber
ia the manufacture Of parchment. II
Is nov proposed To obtain cheep paper
| flher from tic ordinary scrub plant
some If this nnlp has been successfully
worked np bY 8 misunderstanding eonceFn
ID Boston into pals, tubs, basiRs. and
ether hollaw-Ware. The supply of saw
gsainaettD II practically naxhausfabis in
/ Florida Miliiona 0f acres are covered
wilh II, and when cut down 70 the
ground Il grows up again two 0F thFee
times 8 year. The Fieri1a Times io'i
sommsnting On ~ pTtleeied nas, aagA,
that for 4 plant tbat grows without gll-
fiVasiun. and in eUeh inex aauaiihlH lnan-
tties fhs sAg paluatta bids lairta haga
isaofe Naonsg 80 y tbaR mosioi the cal-
sl4atad crons of Nl0fSSa
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-15

Ralph Mllls Deeatur, I'll.
All plants have their uses, although
we do not always know what these
uses are. Yet God did not make them
in vain. There are plants that are
very poisonous to person in health, ,
bnt cnre some diseases. For instance,
The deadly nightshade, which, as a
medicine, is called belIadonna. We
do not find many good usss for tobac
co, although there are a few. Tobacco
Is used to make kind of tea, which is
sprinkled over cabbage leaves to kill
the insects. Some people nse the
dried leaves b. put around the edge oI
carpets to keep away the moths.
Sometimes the wet leaves are bound
over the bites of POISONOUS insects
and snakes, 30 ! have beard. have
read, also that the leaves may poison
an ordinary sore. So we find a yer,
few uses for tobacco, but its abuse
are many. Il is chewed, smoked apt
snuffed, and some people even swallU'
it. Men chew, smoke and eat it, bu
we catch the old women at usin
anun. Papa saW some women !
sonthern Missouri smoking, bnt the
were thaG kind that don't comb the
hair more than once in a month. An
there are some in Decatur that do th
same. Il has pretty bsd effect o
the boy that takes his FIRST chew.
have never experienced il yet, nor d
/ want to. Is that the way with you
/ once saw q boy that had that exper
ence, and be was very sick, but If "
boys want to grow strong and haV
good minds, we had better let it aloI
10 all iis forms.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-15
s..1aell,s Hleau,' 0uldone,

BstaE Rouge Advocate.
Through the kindness Of Col. C. @.
Bird we are enabled, this morning, %
rive our readers description Of q
wonderful hybrid vegetable, the pro
duct Of this parish, raised BY skilled
labor on the magnificent estate Of Mr.
Il. B. DupFee, in The ninth ward. The
vegetable d the result Of the Southern
prolific bean upon plant Of the large
msFrowfst sweet pea and is proPa-
grated By cuttings The graft WAS
made last year and the cuttings were
pnt down in a protected spot late 10
the fall, This spring they were trans
planted 10 rows eight feet apart al
intervals Of six feet 10 the row. For
long time the plants were weak and
droopy but became thrifty about the
middle Of July, and since that Time
have grown with astonishing rapidIty
The plant assumed q strong, robins
tree shape and have continued to grow
and expand without the aid of poll
supports until the taller plants hsv,
now attained the astonishing heigh
Of % feet. The recent rains have
filled this grand interlsced forest with
millions of blossoms and variety o.
beans Of abnormal proportions bnt witt
the luecions flavor Of the finest sweet
pea. The only question, says our in
former, that concerns the proprietor
Just now, Is to find a market for th
enormous yield now in sight. W.
have not personally viewed tia
wonderful bean forest but give on
readers the information which W
have received concerning it. Co
Bird says Mr. Duprse will chesrfall
answer questions and supply plants o
application.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-15

A good joke was psrpelralsd by .
broker nf New York 0a banker
ffiend 1T his ihe otler days Coming
haatily iaio ne bank ihe broker asked
The bnker for loan Of $50, g.
though ID great harry. The banker
handea him fiia Enanay, and The broker
stepped 0at and ID few minutes ex-
ebs1gea he Bill foF certified check
81 &2e81 getting prenium uf 8 per
nt He fhsn eame back sad invited
anr aHf ID take drink ae
uasd as SO eanla, Offering ne
sek n BE- be and geiliag u
e afiiag Chs dime iuio
M M hadd Tia banker
Thanking him for the
o6 BED ae dsin
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-15
TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
BIZ MRS. A b. MEAD.

"A number of hotel proprietors in
Hyde Park, Chicago, were arrested
charged with violation of the
pyohibilory ordinance.
a woman, Miss Julia Bracken, Of
Galena, is the sculptor Of the figure 10
be placed over the entrance TO the
Illinois building at the worlds fair.
The figure ID N marble, and represents,
Illinois welcoming the nations. Miss
Bracken receives g. 500 for it.
A good point for temperance Is the
fact that Queen Vietoria's 8ttitudr
toward total absLainers seems moe
friendly on account of her IUdisD
servants, Brabmins, who now constantly
form part Of her personal retinue, who
are street total abstalners, and of whom
she thinks most b,ghly.
That the econoRic argument OF
temperance advocates is f0uud"d on
facts is every day more apparent. Al
old gin drstilIery in England with q
dozen old cottages for the men EN-
ployed, has been converted into q SOAP
factory, while a hundred new hOuse'
have been built to accommodate the
Increased number of workmen Deces
sary TO carry on the work.
A very sad phase of the cruelty
praeticrd on children aud which I,
oceupying the attention of the English
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Children, is abe pIrdgi"g OF then
clothes to pawn brokers N order that
the parents may take the pntLance t"r
drlnk. Que authority says that b.
has seen a man strip bis child in the
street and take the clothes TO pawn
The suffering entAii"d especially III The
winter rs indescrihable.
No point IN the wmman's building
Will BIZ visited by our whittier bbODrr'
with greater interest than the World
and National W. c. T. U. exhibit il
the north pavilion. This is under tb,
able supervision Of Mrs Josephine r
Nichols, Worlds w. c. T, u. super
tnteBdent of fairs and .expOsitions
who had in charge our exhibms at th
Paris Exposition and at New Orleans
In the worlds department, beautifu
banners from the various countries ar
displayed. and groups of the World
w. G. I. U. workers, in photograph
and large framed portraits. Historic
of the VIC. T.tU. in different land
aud all kinds are exhibited. TIL
National w. e. 7. U. and the
branch are well represented, the form
by banners, large framed pictures I
the National officers and the Nation
superlntendents and organlzrrs, al
by bound volumes containing Il
history of W. c. I. . work in q
= various states, as we'll as other liter
J, ure. The Us have a large fran
4 portrait of their general secretary,
finely bound volume containing 4
;, annual reports and y. W. c 7.
7 manual, and pretty literature sou
:, enir in the form of "a pledge Ca
for free distribution. The exhIl
will be the pride of visiting Whi
ribboners. -
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-15


There is no inherent right in a eitizep
20 cell intoxicating liquors by retail; it
Is not a privilegr of a cittzen Of state
or of citizen of the Umted States
As 1t is a business attended with dan
ger to the community, it may, as
4lresdy said, he entirely prohibited or
lie permitted under such conditions a.
will limit to the utmost ils evils
California VS. Christensen.
No Legislature can bargain away the
r,ublic health or public morals. The
people themselves cannot do it, much
less their servants. Government is
,Fgan zed with view to their preser.
vation, and cannot diVest itself of the
power to provide for them.-StoRe vs.
Mississippi.
For we cannot shut out of view the
TACT, within the knowledge of all, that
the public health, the public mprals
snd the public safety may be endan.
gered by the general nse of intoxieat
ing dlnks; nor the fact, established by
Statistics accessible TO every one. that
be disorder, paupsrism, aud crimr
prevalent ~ the Country are, in some
legree al least, tFaceable to this evll.
-Mugler VS.. Kansas.
The injury, it is true, falls upon
him in bis health, which the habit
nndeTminet; in his morals which it
creates. But as it leads TO neglect
Of business and waste of property
and general decentralization Il affects
those who are immediately connected
With snd dependent upon him. BY
The general concurrence Of opinion Of
..very civilized and christian cOmmRn
,iy there are few sources Of crime and
misery to society equal 10 the dram.
shop.--Callfornia vs.. ChFistensen.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-15

"A number of hotel proprietors in
Hyde Park, Chicago, were arrested
Saturday charged INTERPOLATION of the
pyohibilory ordinance.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-15

a woman, Miss Julia Bracken, Of
Galena, Is the sculptor Of The figure 10
be placed over the entrance TO the
Illinois bniidiBg at the worlds fair.
The figure ID 10 marble, and represents
Illinois welcoming the nations. Miss
Bracken receives 81, 500 for it.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-15

T1. L.. 80. -. D . -.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-15

A horticulturist says there is no plan
so universally delesled by the animal
world as the castor oil plant, that eve,
the goat will stsrve before biting If ~
leaf, army worms and lOcusts will pass
it BIZ, th0ngh eating every other green
thing insight, and there Is no snrer
way 10 drive moles away from a lawn
than 10 plant few castor beans her
and there.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-09-15

A demnIe looking little man sp
,Proachsd the baughly clerk in a g'o
Gerry store and meekIy asked if he hsc
any coffee to sell.
"Crrr," said the young man. "W'
have ground coffee"
"NO other kind 2"
"Nope. This is the best grounc
coffee on the market"
''But / don't want IT," and the litfl'
man braced up. 81 got some suga
here the other day with sand IN IL
and don't want cof4e with ground il
1t. You must think / want the EARTH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-16
9ie GDo4era GrperiHaettte att
M~SettSd1e1t.

Ser berii6mte 6Dsienifer Wtar Betten>
fofer in Weiincben bate, UNI Sic 8irfung
Der 9bolerd>8aciuen auf ben meniblibert
Orsanismus gu erprobet, Gulturen lebens
Ser &ommabaciaen ber3ebrt un0 feline @ez
iunbbeitsitOrung infolge beiien %erlttten.
Qebnltcbe 8erlu6e tpurben aub bon anbe>
ren Sorl6ern, Die 8o3efontaine III Baris,
gmmerih in MIn6en unb Or. @aQ in
ber inbtl6en Armee an iib ielbit nit glei6
giinlttgem Grfplge porgenommen. Singit
itnb bieie 8eriu6e in @ien i'm Snititut fur
erperimentelle Yatbologie inter Der 2eiz
tuns bes 4rofciors Or. Strider bon febS
BerIonen pie6cr6olt moroen. 9ieielbeu
g"enolien &ommabacilen in groBeren W1en>
gen, feiner bon i6nen lit aber al aliattiber
Cholera erfranft. Die gfalnet 6er mutbi>
gen Seriu9Sperionen itnb: Or. 8auL
5aiterltf, Snitttutsotener Sran5 Qlten7
burger, NIitftent an Der Strider'iben 2e6r=
fan5eI Or. Sto6maDer, @anb. meb. gtor>
bert edits, @ano. meb. 8. @raf uno ci1
Serr g. Stole. Den i'm Snititute inter-
nirten 8eriu65perionen ftanben bel Sag
unb 0tacbt Mdrter 3u @ebote. NlS
Gonfiliarius fun9irte 6ofrotb 9raihe,
ais Srbinariu5 Der 8orltanD ser erftcn
mebictniicbeu N6tbetlung i'm a%Igemeinen
&ranfen6auie, 9ocent 81. Bal. BUR
0ienftleiItung bate ittb Ser Qiliitent Ora
i6a's, Or. Suliu3 WeiB, an8eibloiien,
ipd0ren6 grofeiior Stri6er Sic oberite 2ei7
tun8 Der Geriu6e inne6atte. SON oteien
iecbS Peripnen puroen acbt GTpertmente
Dorgenommen. 3tpet Cor. 6aiterltf ul0
Qltenburger) .blieben in t6rem 8eftnben
normal, Or. StofmaDer litt all &opfz
ibmer3cn, leicbtem Sic6er un6 Sblafloiigz
felt, bel edits unb @raf ifeIte iib ftr
fur5e 3eit Ourcbfan Elm, unO nut Stole,
Der etlpaS ibwdcbli9 lit, erfranfte %erniter,
bate llebelfeiten unb @r6rccbe1, erboltc itb
aber na6 a6t Sagen politdnbi9, Sci tei@
nem Scr 1ed5 6erren fteQte1 ficb aber @boz
~leralDmpto1ne Elm. Brofciior Or. Strider
i6loB baraus, baB bic &Ommabactucn BET
i6pdcberen Snbipibucn ipoDl getptfie &ranfz
bettserl6einun9cn berporrufen, aber ii6t
unbebtngt G6olera bcpirfen.
S5on friiber iparen aber gegen iolcbe
gerlu6s ernite 8ebcnfen erDoben i%porocn,
u1o 2offler, Elm S6iilcr &o6's, bentcrfte
na6 ben @erluc6en 8ettenfofer's unb
@mmertb's: u6dtte cine grDBcre Mn5abl
beliebtger 8rofelioren ben gletben Ser1l16
gemobt, 10 piirben boransit6tlicb Qtb
ctnige Grfranfungen nit ibperen Gr3
i6elnungcn unb t6otli3em Nusgange Sur
Seobabtupg gelangt icin." Oaraut anti
tportet Nun Brofeiior Or. Strifer tn elmer
loeben eri9ienenen 8ubltfatton liber Die
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-16

6obmann 3u5 Sabren 3u9tbaus, 10 Sab
rem @6rbertuit unb 300 10. @elosuBe; Der
@ontroleur S0rg 31 4 Sa9ren 3~ucbtball9,
10 Sa6ren G6rperLuf unb 300 90. @elos
buBe; Der 8oritanb 8rebm gu l Sabr 0es
fGngntB unb 300 sc. @el6buBe.
- Gor I~dnserer 3eit taubte in @ras Elm
eIeganter iiingerer Wann auf, Der iib bet
elmer Sarntlie ais Elm amertfa1ti6er WttIs
lionar einfiibrte un6 ais ioL6er begretfliober
Seile UNI 10 ber3liber auf9enommen pllroe,
ais ct I'M bic 6anb Set etnen Ser beioen
T0dter anbtelt, Die ibm arb obne Wctteres
getDdbrt pur6e. Ser amerifanti6e Nabob
erfldrte ficb bereit, fetne 8raut unb oeren
Wutter iotpie bic iingere SbtDefer nacb
Nmerifa au nebmen, no Die 9o95ett ftatts
ftn6en iolte. SbatiG6lib ~erfolgte Dor
mebreren @ocben Bic Qbreiie nad 0ans
burg, mo iebocb Der S6piegeriObn in spe
init ben beiben MGbben peribman6 nno
bic ber3peifelte Mutter aQein 5urilGlteB.
9ieielbe lit nun nab @ra5 5uridgefebrt
unb bat lofort bie 9tlfe ber @ericbte in Nnz
iprucb genOmmen. Nn5ei6en iprechen oatir,
oaB Die Samtlie etnen1 rafftnirten Wfaocbens
bGnoler gum Spfer gefauen lit.
- SIN GroBpar6ein, 1tnearn, erf6oB
Der @utsbeiiber @eorg SerleD i'm 9uea
ben Qlopptaten unb Jteoafteur 9oftor
sSoief &alnlan. 9as Oueu bat cine lange
8orgef6t6te un6 3ablretcbe borber9eganz
gene GefOntres. Die 11rla9e lit cine S9auz
fptelertn.
= SIN Ser S6tpeis beibaftigt man fi6
9e9entpdrttg tuteoer etfrtg NIT elmer 6tltortS
i6en SeQSfapelle am 8terpalbftdoter See.
Wegen etniger &tile in BEN Wduern 1T bas
2Guten etngeiteQt tpor6en, un6 Ser @ez
metn6eratb in &iBnabt i6panft 3piiben
ether 8enppation o6er einem gteubau. Die
l1mtpo9ner bes SrteS ftnb natiirli9 fir
@rrt6tung zines prunfpolen, ftattli6en
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