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The Sauk Centre herald., 1894-09-20

SENATOR WRsHBuRN in point of prac-
ticability. active energy AMI influential
standing easily outranks any senator
from this state since William Window.
Senator Washburn will in all probability
be reelected, for his course commends
him to the people.-[Buffalo Journal.
Few states are so remarkably well
represented in the senate as Minnesota.
The HERALD endorses all that the Jour-
nal says of Senator Washburn, with the
single amendment that in breadth OF
craftsmanship and fea-lessness in dis
charge Of duty, Senator Davis has few
peers and no superiqrs among his sena-
torial colleagues.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1894-09-20
NIX. RARNEM lfLSON2TED.

The Sank Center Herald comments OH
the remarks alleged to have been made
by E. p. BdrntIm, candidate for clerk of
court, who as chairman of the county
committee called the convention to or
der. In Justice to Mr. BarnTm the
Journal-Press will say that its reporter
was called away Just as MIR. Barnuin
was speaking, and he depended upon his
report from a gentleman present, who
evidently misunderstood Barnum' 9 re-
marks concerning the A. =. A. of Duluth.
What he did say, was that Mr.. Baldwin
"comes from that city where the 4. p.
AS are his opponents, an association
too narrow and contracted and too
bigoted to have an abiding place in this
free land OF Ours" Mr.. Barnum assures
the Journal-Press that lie did not and
had no intention Of con:Iecting the re-
publican candidate with the A. p. A.
His remarks concerning the principles
of that OF ganizatiou will be endorsed by
every loyal American, and by none more
emphatically than c. A. Towne. The
Herald we'll says that ct knows where
of it speaks, when it SAYS that Mr..
Towne is IN no way identified with the
narrow -.ninde ! and unpatriotic order
referred to-" This attempt to drag in
religious prcjudices into the political
campaign and falsely accuse any man, is
condemned by all our good citizens, of
which Mr.. Barnum is one.-i Journal
Press.
The HERALD has no desire to misrep-
resent nor misquote any person, for
political or any other purpose nor did
it do SO in this case, but its opening sem
tence in the article was;-"If Mr.. Bar
mum is correctly reported" etc. It
relied, as it then stated, upon the report
as printed i'll the Journal-Press. That
paper now says 1T rnisguoted Mr.. Bar
mum, and of course, the HERALD very
chceriully witlldraws all that it said
based upon that nIisquotation. A fair
fight for its candidate for congress,
Charles A. Towne, is all that the HER
AID demands, AID if the opposition pro-
poses to conduct any other it needs to
side o. political issues 5or false and ma.
licious cllumniation the democrats of
Stcarns county arc assuming great
risk--and while the IIERALD viii not
descend to the false or caluminous. it is
prepared 10 fight the devil with FIRE.
The A. r. a. is IN organization with no
excuse whatever for existing. Ii IS un-
republican; un-American, uG-patriotie,
un-christian, and il dragged into politics
it will be by the narrow minded clement
OF the democratic party. Can that ele-
ntiaiford TO 10 il?
The Sauk Centre herald., 1894-09-20

The tariff question is veritible Ban
quo's ghost. One wing OF the republi-
can party is declaiming against any
further agitation OF it. The New York
World says that the country must now
have rest from tariff agitation. The
New York, Tribune saws the danger to
the country is the continued agitation.
No republican or democratic speaker on
the stump but what makes it topic of
his discourse. and the New York World
inits issue of Saturday had three articles
devoted to the tariff, while the New York
Tribune had two leaders and several
paragraphs. When an inrepressible con-
hIct is on the country "mav crv peace,
peace, but there is no peace."-[St. Paul
Globe.
The democratic party had it in its
power to meet the demand for peace
but it deliberately declined to give it.
On the other hand i. preferred to violate
all its pledges, and now gives i. out very
cold that the agitation OF the past year
was but the beginning OF the commence
ment OF tariff turmoil. 1t had its op.
portunity, it threw it away, it will not
soon have another.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1894-09-20
DR.. Prices cream Baking Powder
Worlds s>,Ir Highest Award.

Julian Ralph, whose realistic descrip-
tions of persons or places are familiar to
most American readers, has entered
new feld-that of fiction. He has writ
ten for Harper's Magazine several snort
stories of /tenement-house life in New
York; and the first of these, describing
an organization activein saloon politics,
will appear in the October number under
the title 1.-The Pinochlc Club"
The Sauk Centre herald., 1894-09-20
lob Rrintinn

The HERALD is better equipped than
ever for doing job printing OF all kinds
and styles. The services of an expert
printer-none bctter-havc been secured
and all work will be promptly and ex.
peditiously executed. If you need any
thing i'll the way Of cards circulars,
posters, invitations. stationery, bill
beads, statements, envelopes, etc., send
inyour orders; Satisfaction guaranteed,
The Sauk Centre herald., 1894-09-20
DR.. Price's Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.

Ill Judge Willis wishes to be sure
enough democratic candidate he should
take his name off the populist ticket.
The selection of secondhand candi-
date, standing with party hostile to
democracy, cannot bind any democrat
to vote for him. To repudiate him ill
be to declare renewed Allegiance to the
democratic party.-[St. Paul Call (Dem.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1894-09-20

The matter of tax lew was considered,
and the following resolution was offered:
/ ResoIved. That the city. council hereby
determine the following accounts cf city
taxes to be levied and assessed for the
current year:
Water works bonds and interest 50 900
" maintenance 1 500
General Fund 1 900
And that tax of one mill be levied for
public library purposes for the current
wear. Adjourned.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1894-09-20
willing sacrifice

kTrTFL HALvoRsEN, who at one time
represented the old Fifth congressional
district at Washington, was nominated
by the Sixthdistrict PopuIist convention
at st. Cloud OH Wednesday. Capt.
Smallw ,od OF Duluth, a renegade repub.-
lcan who thought he had "cinch" on
the nomination, was very neatly turned
down, which served him just right.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1894-09-20

WILLIAM M. FULLER, editor OF the
Little Falls Transcript, an able and ex-
perienocd legislator, will be, in all prob
ability, the nominee Of the legislative
convention OF his district for senator.
He will wisely, ably and iearlesslv repre-
sent his constituency. He is the kind of
man needed in the upper branch of the
state legislature.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1894-09-20
THE New York Sun, leading demo.
cratic paper has this to say:

The prospect is not encouraging. The
DRIFT is all one way. Since the people at
the polls began to register their opinion
of the first year of Mr.. Cleyelaud's sec
ond term, the results have not been such
rs to inspire even in the most sang uine
mind any enthusiastic expectation OF a
glorious and general democratic victory
in November. All that democrats can
do under the circumstances is now to
grit their teeth and go ahead and do
their utmost, keeping their eyes not up-
on the past, bpt on the future. No one
man can kill great partv unless it
makes itself consenting victim and q
willing sacrifice
The Sauk Centre herald., 1894-09-20

A remarkable feature In these cases
were that both children were taken sick
simultaneously, and the course of the di-
sease, ran alike in both cases, and one
death followed the other within ten
minutes 1t is. terrible blow to the
parents, who haze the sympathy OF all
in their affection 4 double funeral for
them was held on Tuesdav. from the
Ashley cllarch, which was largely at
tended.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1894-09-20

THE following republican congress
sional committee has been appointed by
Col. George A. Whitney, chairman of
the Brainerd convention, after consul
tation with the congressional nominee,
Charles A. Towne; Chairman, Hon. F. B..
Daugherty, st, Louis; Carlton Graves,
Aitkin; ]. A. Caswell. Anoka; J. P.
Nvgard. Beltrami; o. M Nelson, Benton;
w. P. Allen, Carlton; George L, Hardie,
Cass; T. w. Mayhem. Cook; ]. T. Frater
Crow Wing; B. F. Wright, Hubbard;
W. NJ. Moulton, Lake; L. S. Briggs,
Mile Laos; c. A. Lindbergh, lhorrison;
]. G. Breckenridge, Pine; 7. H. Miller;
Sherburne; c. S. Benson, Stearns; E. B.
Wood, Todd; c. c. Eastman, Wadcna;
c. A: Pidgeon, Wright.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1894-09-20

CAPT. SMALLwooD had long official
career in high state capacity and filled
it with honor to himself and his party,
which. at that time was the republican,
while Kittle Halvorson failed of grasp
ing the situation.
The nomination, however, is good
one-for the republicans-and will simply
swell the Towne majority here as else
where, and it begins to look already as
if the result would be that Baldwin will
come out third on election day. Halvor-
son will get very few votes in St. Louis
county while Smallwood would have
made good showing. Maj. Baldwin
will get a comparatively small vote in
his home county. while Halvorson will
pull from the Baldwin ranks in Stearns
and adjoining counties.
The election of the republican nominee,
young, brilliant, honest and energetic
Charles A. Towne. will be gloriously
and Overwhelmingly accomplished in
any event, and the populist nomination
OF yesterday simply makes it sure
thing.-[ Commonwealth.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1894-09-20

THE Democrats oil the Seventh con-
gressional district have "butted their
heads against q stone wall" and nomi-
mated candidate for congress-Mayor
Mclean of Fergus Falls. This was
foolish piece of business. They have no
possible hope OF electing their nominee,
but they haye done that which may re-
suit iii defeating a congressman who
would vote with the democracy on the
tariff, and electing one who will be
against them on that and every other
issue. BY its nomination Of q state
ticket. the democracy kept its organiza.
tion intact. In congressional districts
the one object should be the defeat Of
republican congressmen.-(St Cloud
Times.
: Certainly, The democrats ought to
have endorsed the man who denounced
Grover Cleveland for his patriotic energy
in putting down lawlessness and riot in
Chicago. the sympathizer with Altgeld-
ism and anarchy; the man who wanted
to feed the Coxey army at the nation.
al treasury crib; the man who is not
only tor the free and unlimited coinage
of silver, but for an inexhaustible pile of
fiat paper currency to be loaned to the
people in unlimited quantities at two
per cent. Suchis Boen. He should haye
taken the democratic vote because he
voted for the senate tariff measure,
founding without character or brains.
disowned by its parents and execrated
by all. He would, if re elected, help the
democrats in keeping the country ripped
mp in its business enterprise for another
twelve monthsin the interest of sugar
and whisky trusts. He is the idea can
didate of Times democracy. By the
way. why didn't the Times urge the
democracy of the Sixth district to nomi-
nate Kittel Halvorsen-a man OF better
ability and every way the superior to
Boen? Perhaps fusion in this district
might win-democracy and populism are
hepelessly defeated, single handed.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1894-09-20

NJ .JoR BALDWIN has been nominated
by the eidemocratsfor memberof congress
in this district. The. nomination was
expected, for the party had no alterna-
tive. He has made a fair representative,
voted with his rarty for free trade, re.
ceded with his party iromit at the dicta-
The Sauk Centre herald., 1894-09-20
DIED..

GRAY-In Ashley, on Sunday evening.
September 10th. of cholera infantu,n.
Cosette Capitola, and Lucette Ed
monia, twin daughters and only chill
dren OF Lewis and Mary G Gray, aged
two months
"Of such is the kingdom OF Heaven"
The Sauk Centre herald., 1894-09-20
MARRIED.

MANN-SMITH-At the residence OF
Mayor Woodbury. in this city, on Sat
urdav evening, September 18th. bv
Rev. J.. A, Wood. Fred P. Mann OF
Devils Lake, and Miss Jennie Smith OF
this city.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1894-09-20

Both are well-known and. verv popu
lar in this city, and scores of friends ex-
terd congratulations, They left tor
Devils Lake on Saturday nights train.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1894-09-20

WITH the republicans attacking him
for his dishonesty, the populists climbing
all over him. and his own party giving
him dig now and then, Mr.. Biermann
may we'll endorse Jobs wall "How
long will We vex my soul and break me
in pieces with words? Behold cry out
but am not heard. My way is fenced
up that cannot pass and nv paths are
set III darkness" After next November
Mr.. Biermann politically will be in that
place where 1.-The wicked cease from
troubling and the weary are at rest."
and the people will enjoy the rest fully
as much as he will [Anoka Herald.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1894-09-20

tion Of the senate, and did In all respects
as HE party caucus told him to do. Ia
local matters hc has not shown the dis.
cretion that he ohsht. He has written
too many conflicting letters. In dis.
pensing patronage he has unnecessarily
antagonized manv OF his political sup.
porters. But, all in all, there is very
little adverse criticism from purely
party standpoint to which he is justly
entitled He will be defeated by a large
majority, and his place will be taken by
a man in every way better qualified.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1894-09-20

"A gentleman who came from Prince
ton saws that 1t is reported at that
place that man named Plant, who
lived on what is known as the Taylor
farm, Princeton, was killed and partly
devoured by bear on Wednesday
night. The man went out to get his
cows and while in quest of them neigh
bors heard him shoot twice. He did
not come home that night, and the next
day when they went out to look for him
they found his dead body, He was
badly torn up and the only explanation
is that he wounded bear and the mad
dened beast attacked him. A great
many bears are now being killed in the
woods near Princeton. The forest fires
have driven them all out of the great
pineries. st. Cloud Times.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1894-09-20
Kelly Island Lime.

Be sure and use Kelly Island Lime
For sale by Eow Brcs.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1894-09-20
CITY G>0ur,cfl.

A meeting was called by the mayor
for the evening OF September 18th to
consider the matter of prohibiting the
use of cess pools in the city limits. Sew
eralcitizens were present and their views
were expressed. upon the subject, and
the matter was laid over until the next
regular meeting.
The clerk was instructed to draw a
draft for $4,000 for the relief of the fire
sufferers.
A motion was made and carried that
the plated street between Pine and
Main sts., across the old pound proper
ty, be ordered opened and graded under
supervision of the street comm issioner
and the superintendent of the water
works, as it will be necessary to lower
the water main on the south end of Pine
st. Adjourned.
ADJOURNED REGULAR.
An adjourned regular meeting was
held ON Monday evening. when the street
commissioner presented his report on
delinquent side. walk repairs for the year
ending Sept. 10Th. 1894, which was
accepted and placed on file, and the
amounts were assessed upon the prop
erty affected rs fOllOws.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1894-09-20

MOHS -G2UNDMAN-At st. Paul's
church in this city, on Tuesday, Sept.
18th, by Rev. FIR. Stephans, Frank
Mohs OF Melrose and Miss Mamie
9rundman of this CITY,
The Sauk Centre herald., 1894-09-20

The groom is one of the leading young
business men ofMelrose, highly respected
and esteemed, and the bride has been for
years resident of this city, young
lady OF refinement and education, and
his troops Of friends who unite with the
HERALR in congratulations and good
,l,
The Sauk Centre herald., 1894-09-20
A Problem in Economy

YOU can get child's suit, extra pants,
extra buttons, and cap to match, for price
that YOU ordinarily pay for the single suit of
same quality without the extra pants, cap, etc
which would you rather buy? Why, its
simply ridiculous to ask such question!
And vet it's a cold fact that we are now dis
playing line of those famous Stanley Com.
binations, consisting of a double=breasted
child's suit cages toI5) with extra pants,
a cap of same material, and extra buttons,
and we are selling this magnificent outft
at a price that you formerly paid for the bare
suit. Prices fer the complete outfit range
from S3.75 to $500 and are the best values
we have ever offered. Sold only by.
jacob BROS.
, 1894-07-03
Woute cine 1urY
limo puroe ooppelt 70 bart beftraft.

Ser Sarbige 9(l6ert 8. @areu itant
beute Mtor9en oor benz Hibter 8rooipel
inter Der 9~tl1f(a9c 6eS unor0entlic9en Sc,
tragenS ul16 Niberitanbe5 gegen eiuen Sc,
alltten. Q8aren ~oerlangte Don elmer Surt
proSeiitrt gu tperbel1, mas gemd6rt purbt
uno binnc1t &ur3em iparen lecb3 @eidbmO7
rene BON benz 8oiltff berbetgebolt urb bon
Bet Qnfloge unO 8ertbeioigung an8enom=
nten porocn. Der SAL mar in &ur5em
folgcnDer: 8oli3iit 8uefleD bate cine
6arbi8c al. 8lpmoutb 8lace Derbaftet
unO mar I'M 8e9riff, ite nac6 Der 6orriiOn
StraBen@S Citation 81 6rtngen.
SOfort Dcrlammelte iicb cine 9roBe PM
Sabl bon 9aiIe9enoiien I'm Sic &erbQftete
uno %Dcrlan9ten BON Dem 8eomten, 0aB CT
ite laufcn Iolien ioue. Moren mat elmer
Ser i6limmiten Scbreier un0 ais CT benz
RoIi3iiteu cine beleioi9enbe 8emerfuug SUI
rief unb auBerbem brDbtc, bic @efangcne
NIT @eipalt 6efreien 81 DOQen, iibergab Der
8oli3iit 8uGleD feline Nrreitantin einem
an0ern 3ufGuig bin5ufommenbcn 8eamten
un0 naDm Q8aren beim Grageu. 9ieier
ipebrtc ii6 aus 2eibe8frdften unb e8 paren
icblteBlicb bret 8oltSiften n0t6ig, nm i'm
etnSulperren. Waren tpurbe bon Scr SurO
nacb fur3er 8eratbun8 tDegen unorOent7
lt6cn 8etrqgenS nit so unb ~pegeng8toerz
itonbes gegen etnen 8eamten nit $50 be-
frat.
, 1894-07-03
mo Use for them.
1idter Dunno erFIdrt elmer Jury, oa6 er auf
iRre weitcren, werthpoIen Dienfte
per3tbtet.

&ibter Ounne iebte geitern cine SurD,
bon Der bic 9Glfte taum etnet Sag auf oer
8ei9Dorenenbanf 9"eieiien bate, o6ne
8eitereS al bic Suit. @iuiam Gbel un0
Sre0 I09le itan6en Dor Sen Sbranfen unz
ter Der Qlntla8e, 9ttd Gtpple BON SEQ. 10
GDro AbaitraBe I'm IS @ents beraltbt All
ba6en. Gin 9oli5iit la9te aus, DaB CT Bic
8ci6en berbaftet babe, tur3 nac6oem iie ibr
Spfer DerIaiieu bGtten; troboem Ioutete
OaS 8er6tct Der @el9morenen ouf ug1ic6t
l6ul6i9."
6ierouf er6ob itb 6IlfstaatsanmQLt
G0ttun urD erflGrte Dem Gicbter, 6aB Gin
Pr05eB ge9en cine lolchc SurD nicbt All fii6s
ren lei. Jtibter Dunno pfltdbtcte 0ieicr
Wteinun9 6aburcb bel, baB ct ben @eidlpoz
renen e%rflGrte, ite io4ten itcb hire l3aDz
IungSantpetlun9en bon Dem @eri6tScier
ousiteuen laiien, ba ct auf i6ren 1peiteren
9teniten Dcr8iCbte. Die 9tamen Der 70 pes
remtorti9 @ntlaiienen iino;
9. 2orreiter, SEQ. GIT Ma1bburne NDe.
6. g. &eonarb, $50. 1927 g8. San 8uz
rcnitraBe, s
So6n WIaur, 9io. 46 8unferitr.
s. Wtonfe, go. 22O Numiepitr.
IS. SenneDD, go. 286 6aittngsItr.
g6iuiam 6rtes, $40. 948 81. Glortfr.
GbomaS SO. @aupole, geo, 157 112,
8loce.
9(rt6ur Saffon, $40. 1927 SOnoreIr.
IS, 8, SapOrsti, SEQ. 1920 Saflon
8oulenaro.
Ott9aeG &ennebD, go. 1872 SO. Ganz
bolpbitraBe.
Wtar @eis, $50, 1873 %. 0tan6olp6tr.
6. WtcGaQ, $50. 3619 Malacetr.
Die %erIterell ieb8 traten erlt geitern t6ren
0ienit an un6 ibr Germin tpGre eigentIih
erit mach bret 8otben ob9etaufen. Die
anoere1 leb5 batten i6OH stpet Sage aIs
@ei9pOrene g%eieiien.
, 1894-07-03
Rletne Uahridbten.

- Der 32idbrige Spanicr Sobn @eciel
bon 1859 2incOIn 2lOe. Oerltcbte iib beute
Wtorgen I'M y llbr nit Gattengift 81 perz
gtften. Gr ipurbe MACH benz beutiben
6Oipttal gebradt, mo Die Qter3te uac9 2(nz
penoung bon @e9enmitteIn erflGrten, baB
er nit Dem 2eben bafontommeH mer6e.
@ectel iou tart %8etrunten baben.
Sol. Sarrts, alias Simon Cohen,
Oer am OtOntag, ben %. b. 90. in einenl
@a8cn Der 6atite6 Str. zGa6elbabnltnie
Der Srau Sulia 9reie bon go. 1892 Si6
ScfterlOn Str, um ibr $1,000 entbaltenz
oeS 8ortemonnat erleicbterte unO 6ann
lang 81 110cben OerIucbte, aber eingefangen
iDuroe, muBte beute unter elmer $500
8ir9i9aft nab 6otel Gilbert ipo3ieren.
Der Solorntpirtb E6os. O'8rten
bon go. 173 g8. %. Ctr, ser am Samitag
Qlbenb ieinen 8ru6er Sobu BEL @elegen9eit
zines Streite8 burcb bret 9teoolOeri6iiIie
D%erartig DerIeBte, baB bieier tagSbarauf
Ietnen Gctit auf9ab, lpurbe geitern bon Der
GoronersjurD unter Der Q~lnflage beSOtorbeS
ben 0roB8ei6porenen %iibertpteien.
, 1894-07-03
11Io1o.

Sobn NfcGabs aus &anfatce itattete
geitern 9lbenb Der SAanfpirtbi4aft bon
Beter genoptb, 1876 StateltraBe, etnen
8eiu9 ab. 2us er nm IL uDr baS Qofol
bnrcb Die 6tntertbir Oerlalien tpoutc, be-
gegnete ibm ein Sarbtger. tpelcber einen
0%taubanfau arf i'm macbte. ST lief in
OaS 2Otal 3uriG unb tpurOe BON Dem 6arz
btgen oerfOl8t. GS entitanO Elm &f,
Ser Qlngretfer sog ieinen &eooluer uno
ia9te Wtc@abe cine &u9eL in ben &opf, i'm
alf Der Steue tOotenb. Der M0rber fliidbz
tete itD unO fonnte bis jeBt nibt ~gefun6en
merben. Der @rmorbete mar % Sabre
alt unO 6ei5er in 9teniten Der 81. Genz
trQlbobn,
, 1894-07-03
Nlo. Gampbeu's plan.
Giniee Seoenfen oes ~Staotineenieur5 eeeen
oenielben.

~Stoottngeneur 9lrtttgItaQ mobte beute
8ormtttag etnem 8eridbteritatter beS
vNbenoblattes" 9egenilber peribieOeue 8ez
oenfel gegen ben bon alderman Campbell
Dem StaotratD unterbreiteten QSorl6lag in
8e5ug auf Die Numbering Ser 6%eueruug5z
anlagcn III ben Deri6ieoenenB umpitattonen
fir Retroleumfeuerung geItenb. 8ie unz
iSren 2eicrn berettS betonnt lit, mill cine
bieltge YetroleumgelcQ lbaft Die ltmGnz
Ocrung Der 6euerungSanIagen ouf ibre
etgcnen Soften, obne ieOe 2uSlogen fir bic
Staot itbernchmcn, tuenn ibr rs 8ro3ent
BET Grlpdrnilie, Sic bel 8etroleum>
Teucrln9 iiber Die S%cuerung nit &oblen
cr3ie(t t%piiroer, ais Compensation garanttrt
perben. 9}ab 2lblauf zines Sabres You
Oann Der Stobt baS 9fecbt Sliteben, Die Q(nz
la8en fit ie $4,000 fGllIc6 81 eriperben,
oDer Die @eieui1aft nit 80 8roSent Qlb9az
ben bon ben Griparntlien ii6er ben 8oblenz
Derbraltcb tpeiter Die 6euerungen betreiben
gu laiicn.
9os 6auptbe6enfen, boS SEER Qrtingz
itau 9e9en Die Nnnabme bes 8lanes bes
SLID. Campbell bal, lit bas, Dab bic StaDt
ba6urb Die Gontroue iiber bie 8umpperfe
an cine 8riuat Corporation tpe9geben
wiir6e, lno bieieS birfe bic Stu6t ant
fcinen SAL tbun, G8enn ite feline 8cicb>
toblcn befommen fDnnc, tonne ite !Oartz
fobten ~feuer1, penn Dteie nt6t 8I baben
ltub, 0pl5 ober gar Sped, iie miilfe aber
auf ieoen SAL bafiir ior9el1, baB bic Bump
tDerfc baS erfOr0erli6e Waiier |liefern. 8e>
ftnOet ii6 Die GontrDuc iiber bic 8umpz
1perfe in ben 6Gnbeu bon 8ribQtperlonen,
bann babe eben bic Stabt ni6t mebr iber
6ieielben 81 Derfiigen.
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