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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-23
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makrr who MAS omrluNed ~ dinegem de-
parimrnts of the i-lgin National Watch
factory for several years " your watch
j. necdinw rerairs you Viii have 1t cor
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ELECTROPOISE.

LA GRIPPE. WHOOPING COUGH, ETC.
West, McLennan Co, Tex. May s. 1886.
w. ;. SWIMMER. Galveston. Texas:
Dear Sir; We have been using the
MLEcTRoPoISE nearly three months.
When got IL my boy had a severe case
oL Ia gilpne-temperature, l0I degrees.
The El.EcTRoPolSE cured him much
mere quickly than those who were treated
with medicine. ! have used it for whoop-
ing cough as well Us for other conp,nnlt,
with marked success, My wife has not
taken a dose of medicine since getting
the ELECT 8OPDISE, which is 50 won
defful We can hardly realize IT, If faith
iully used, any person will be convinced
of ITS curative virtues Yours, etc,
Rev. !. v Jolly.
Instruments rented to responsible per-
For 4O-page descriptive circular of the
great curative agent address
W. 5. SWIMMER.
Agent for Texas, New Mexico and Ari-
S. W. Corner end and Strand
Galveston. Texas.
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nONNn GRANTED NAM.

poeatnr. r,Nas May ., Joe Boone.
Vito Ia ohHrsol with tho hilllnp Of Mir.
Naid mud SON ueNr Snuset liat Wedurs-
ohY even ug. Sucl ont wtit Of rnh as
corpus before lr1er j. w Patterson. and
was stlnted han IN ,hc sum ~ Sio,uoo.
" YOU suffer from loosoness or the
bowels nr Soigcrrs Ang stura Bitters
" II surely cure YOU.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-01-28

A-No sir, let the Alliance confne
to itself It's legitimate business and if
a school is wanted at the headquarters
the officials and employees can make
private arrangements regarding it. I
believe, though, a private school should
be opened there.
Q-Should these matters be dis
cussed?
Al think all Alliance matters
should, by all means, be thoroughly
discussed by the Alliance membership.
1t will do the Order good, by awaking
US all up.
Q-HaVe you anything further to
suggest?
A-Well, I would advise the Execu-
tive Committee to call a meeting of the
shoe factory stockholders at once and
form a temporary organization.
Q-But the charter requires that
S., 900 be raised before calling such a
meeting doesn't it2
A-Well this meeting would be
more of a conference than a regular
stockholders meeting. Any action
taken at it would be more in the form
of suggestions than anything binding.
Walking from under the dome of
North Cardinals imposing capitol build
ing, I boarded q street car and soon
arrived at the North Carolina Expert
ment Station, where | found Prof T. E.
Emery, Wake County Alliance Lee
turer, bueily engaged in asserting his
mail, which, he informed me, had &C
cumulated during his absence while
attending the Farmers Institutes.
Seeing that he had but little time to de
vote to an interview, I at once stated
my business, and with his usual cour
tesy, he consented to answer a few
questions for he said, 81 am deeply in
terested in the Farmers Alliance g
terprises and anything I can do or say
to encourage them I always do it
gladly"
Q~.-Profcssor, I began, have you
read the interviews with the Alliance
officials in last weeks PROGRESSIVE
FARMER?
A.-Yes, sir, and I found the inter
views interesting reading indeed.
Q-What do you think of a manu-
featuring enterprise being located in
the country9
A-Well, l believe that when more
people shall have learned that business
can be transacted just as we'll in the
country, that the rugged beauties of
country scenery and the quiet privacy
of home life there, combined with the
less9ning of expenses, more than over
balance the hustle and noise and ad-
vantages of city life; then shall be seen
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-01-28
GOdey's Magazine.
ESTABLISHED 1901

Volume CXXXII begins January, 1896
During 1896 GOdey's Magazine will contain:
TALKS WITH SUCCESSFUL WOMEN.
Valuable hints about various branches of in
who have succeeded in them.
MUSIC IN AMERICA.
Discussions of musical subjects or people
Illustrated each month with portraits, auto.
graphs, and one or more pages of music. This
nusic alone will make a valuable collection.
This series of articles is a unique feature
among monthly maGaZineS The papers are in
terestiDg to all readers, and are of positive value
to those WI play or sing.
THE STAGE.
DlustE ated articles upon the best and newest
plays and the foremost actO.s, particularly the
best american productions. These are much
more than gossip of players. They are enter.
tanning discussions Of the dramas that are talked
magazine
ILLUSTRATIONS.
The Magazine will he we'll and thoIOugRy
artists and improved methods of making and
printing the plates will be employ ed.
THE COVERS.
The covers are different every month. They
are designed by pOpula~ artists, and the covers
for a year will be valuable as an art collection
in themselves.
THE FASHION DEPARTMENT,
which for, years has given the latest fads'and
fashions, is of l a~rticular interest to women.
AHOME MAGAZINE.
Godey's is a magazine of this country and Of
TODAY, 1t IS a family magazine, with a larger
scope than it had as the Lady Book It is
monthly feast of who esOme, interesting read
ing, fit for every member of the household.
In addition to the features mentioned above,
each number will contain a liberal amount Of
fiction, by the b@st writer's, articles on subjects
of general interest book reviews, etc , etc.
subscriptions, 81 90 q year. Ten cents a num-
Der, Send ten cents for = sample copy; None
free THE Cooley
81 Lafayette Place. New York.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-01-28

The Major IS Feellng Good because One
of the Supposed Candidates for Gov
ernor Has Declined to Enter the Race
Price of Party Editors Per Dozen. &c
B.-"Hellol Mr.. Editor"
R-"Hello! Major. 1 hope your
Honor finds himself we'll to day"
B.-"Pretty well thank you. The
papers say that Col. julie Carr il not
goin' ter be in the race for GuVener.
That RACES my spirits erbout twenty
feet. I don't think it will be any truble
ter beet Lee Overman or any Ov the
luther fellers whut would like ter make
sacrifices ov themselves ter keep the
remains ov the party before the pub
lick. I'm in the swim, you bet. I'll
now perseed ter sell n ov my mules
an hire several ov the leadin' Dyma-
cratick papers ter pump wind inter
my boom like awl forty"
R-"Perhaps you will have to go
down into your pocket deeper than
the price of a mule under a single
standard if you get the party papers
to whoop for you in grand style"
B.-"OhI You don't know EN- like I
do. They are playin' fer whut IL in
site now. Kurnell Johnsin posted me
on that. I'm strickly in it. When
they find that Col Carr amt goin' ter
unite his purse strings an run the per
capita circulashum up ter S44 jist fer
the fun ov runnin' fer Guverner;
they'll get a powerful hustle on them
selves. More'n that, I've got a cinch
on them. They're bin arguin' that a
little bit ov money will buy more ov
the necessaries of life now than cart
loads ov it would ten years ago. I'll
draw that on EN- if they begin ter kick.
Yes, I'm strickly in it. Az soon az l
can sell one ov my mules I'll git sun
ov my party editers ter say that I'm
the proper man, fer I've got enuf ov
the stuff hid away in an ole sock ter
keep up the gold reserve. They'll
awlso publish that I'm maxim a deal
with Mr.. Cleveland fer half ov the
popular loan," an that Wall Street
VIII JdhO GuO uGuOL ud4L Nv UHO OOhOS
if nobody else will take 'em. Betsy
will have ter keep quiet now, I guess.
If she kicks up any more muss, I'll
sell two mules and increase the per
capita to the top notch awl over the
United States ov England before the
summer IL half over. I'm perspective
Guverner, I am Gudebye."
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-01-28

I desire to meet the members Of
Wake County Alliance, Executive
Committee, the President, Secretary
and Lecturer of Wake county, all at
THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER Office In the
city of Raleigh, at 10 a, N, Saturday,
Feb Ssh. Don't fail to be On hand
Matters of importance to be attended
to pertaining to the Order in the
county. Fraternally,
j. W. DENMAK.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-01-28
How Is Your County?

Are you still loading the guns of the enemy
by paying your money to Democratic county
pap rs Just for the county news?" Wouldn't
1t ne better to spend your money for a county
paper of your own?
You'll need Il local Populist paper this year.
If your county wants such q paper, it can have
it. We can print it for you cheaper than you
can print it, if you had a plant of your own.
For further information, address
Cur Home Publishing Co, MaTshviile, N. G.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-01-28
FREE TO LADIES.

A trial box of Oak Balm. which will cure YOU
if you are sick, weak, headachy, or unable to
work or suffer from female troubles which doc
tors cannot cure. Oak Balm is the only natural
genuine remedy for these disorders. | am so
sure of its gOOd ef ect that I will mail you 8 trial
box free if you will send me your name ard ad-
dress Mis- Nj. G.. HOOVER,
Q849) Box IA Elm City, n. G.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-01-28
Lands Wanted.

Large and small farms. mineral lands. water
powers and other real estate property. We will
also sell. lease or rent city property, make col
tions, examine titles. survey and plat land
Ado ress, D I. FORT g CO.,
1882 Real Estate Agents, Raleigh, n. g.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-01-28
To GslsRiA Tg'psHtiaH and Lumber Men,

For Sale.-Seven Thousand acres of virgin pine
forest. Some cypress and other woods. Good
farm included. Convenient to good timber mar
ket, and railroad and water transportation.
Situated in Mcintosh county,, Ga. Price $40 per
acre. Address, w. A. WILCOX,
QS4O Darien- Ga.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-01-28
Wants.

WANTED-Every man who has land for sale
to advertise in The Progressive FarRaer.
WANTED-Every man who raises blOodeC
horses, cattle, hogs or chickens to advertise
them in The Progressive Farmer.
WAN CED-500 manufacturers doing businese
in North Carolina to advertise. their various in
dustries in The Progressive Farmer.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-01-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Masonic Books-R4dding & O., New
York.
Land for Sale-W. A. Wilcox, Dari-
en-, Ga.
Position as Teacher-Box 252, Farm
vile, Va.
Position as Book keeper-C, @. eagle,
Macon, Ga.
Wire Fencing-K L Shellaberger,
Atlanta, Ga.
Godey's Ladies' Magazine-Godey
Company, N Y.
Free Trial Box of Oak Balm-Mrs. M.
G. Hoover, Elm City, N. G.
Wire Fencing-McMullen Woven
Wire Fence Co., Chicago, Ill.
Dry lCattle Hides Wanted-E F.
Wyatt & Son, Raleigh, N. Q.
Executors Observation-Disclosures Broad
well, Executor of Harrison Broadwell.
Farmers Wanted, Peas and Seed Pc,
tatoes for Sale-J. Bryan Grimes,
Grimesland, N. Q.
Always mention THE PROGRESSIVE
FARMER when writing to advertisers.
E. f. Wyatt & Son, Raleigh, want
a large quantity of dry No. 1 cattle
hides. When you come to Raleigh
bring some on your wagon, or CORES
pond with them and arrange to ship
the hides.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-01-28
THE BEST STATE ALMANAC-1896

As a State Almanac for correct as
troncmical time, for official, agTicul-
turaI, historical and statistical infOr-
nation, for domestic use in the family
and a book of reference for the most
important events and deaths of per
sons that happened in the State the
past v ar, Turner's N. @. Almanac has
no rival. There is no other almanac so
necessary or valuable to the people of
the State. Price per COPY, 10 cts per
dozen, 60 Cts. sent pos paid. Address
JAS. e. ENNIS Publisher,
Raleigh, n. g.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-01-28
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Having duly qualified as Executor of the 'a~t
will and testament of Harrison BrOadwell.
deceased, | hereby notify all persons, having
claims against said estate to present the same
for payment on or before the 18th day Of Janu-
airy: 1891 or this notice will be plead in bar Of
All persons indebted to the estate will please
come forward and pay.
JECHONIAS BROADWELL, Executor.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-01-28

AGENTS WANTED-Male and Fe-
male, in each county. State previous
occupation to receive special PROPOSE
ton. Steady work. Good pay and
advar cement. Star Publishing Co.,
Chicago.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-01-28

Read our advertisements and patron
ize them if you need anything they ad-
vertise.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-01-28

If you want wire fencing of any
kind, and you certainly do if you are
in a locality where timber is scarce,
correspond with Mr.. K. L. ShelIaber.
ger. Atlanta, Ga. His prices r right
Ind freight advantages good.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-01-28
DOING BUSINESS.

The Durham Fertilizer Company's
goods seem to grow in popularity. We
learn that the Durham Office booked
orders for 40 carloads-about 400 tons
one day last week. On the next day
orders were received for % carloads
These two days were the biggest in the
history of the Company. We are al
ways glad to chronicle the success of
home enterprises. 1t is gratifying to
know that the people of our State are
patronizing, as far as possible, home
cO0cerDS,
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-01-28
Continued on 7th page }

WANTED.-Position as Book-keeper in North
Carolina Will begin cheap expecting salary
increased Address
G G. eagle,
u855, $50 Cotton Avenue, Macon, Ca.
WANTED.-A young lady Of several years
experience, who will be a graduate of the State
Normal School of Virginia. January 27th, de-
sires a position as t. acher. Refereat es given.
Address. BOX 252, Farmviile, Va. Q85D
WANTED.-Five hundred No. Dry Cattle
Hides. Will pay highest market price in cash
or trade. E F. WYATT & SON.,
Tanners n Harness, Saddle and Collar Manu-
facturers, Raleigh, N G. Q848
FARMERS WANTED.-MOst desirable truck
and tobacco farms for rent or lease in Beaufort
and Pitt COUnties-the new Golden Belt. New
buildings. Cow peas and second crop seed Irish
potatoes for sale. Address
J. BRYAN CRIMES,
1852 Grimesland, Pitt Co., n. Q.
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Rata fas Natter.

Dor iber so Sabren ft9on murbe
Wrs. Wihslop's Sootti!a Snrnt
bon MiQionen Don Mtittern beim 9ab.
nen Der ainber aH9spem0et. gDirii bu
i'm S9Iafe bur9 ba8 5hrsien eincg
8inbes gef6rt, bas i'm 3obnen 1T umb
Dor Sdmeraen reiat9 Waau io. IoiIe
iofort eine Slafhs bon Oirs. g1ias,
!otps Sootbing Sprup" belea. Seia
Werth III unbe3ablbar. g3 ;uir6 BEN
fleinen 2eihenben fDfDrt 2inbernag perz
i9aifen. 8erlaBt eu9 bara,sf, 9ylltter,
es TT fein 3weifel bariiber. Ga 8eiIt
9pienterp anb 9iarrboe, rsga!iyt ben
Wtagen unb bic J1ieren, beieiiiat Mi,,bs
&olif, erpeibt ben @aumea, oer6iHs
bert gat3iinbung unb ftdrtt Das game
Spfem. nMrs. @inslops Gootbinq
Sprup1 fit 3abnenbe &inber 1T anges
nebm in @ef@mad nnb bas Recept
ltammt BON einem ber beHea pei6Iineu
Ierste in ben Ser. Staten. IS III bel
allen OrugsiFen in Der 9ansen gBett AL
baben. preis rs @eats pet sylafGe.
3auft ni9t8 anberes, alS @frs. @ins.
loms SootbingsSprnp.
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9ambibat @atipm.

3bouas Watlon pan @eoraia, ben
bic pppulifen aeber grpan auf ibr
Sidst aeltellt ba5eu, bat suglei6 nit
benz GeBteren eineu 3ermin i'm @ougreB
eebient unb fi1 bort, idreibt Der rNa.
3etger bes Weiteus", als aGter populis
ltiiGar StreitbabK, ais eiH breiiter, ims
tner tampflufiger unb rhffi9tsloier
Hebner ermieien. @r aog, ie na6bem
eS fid fdidte, gegen &epublifaner unb
Demotratea log unb bat babel aud 1ei<
ueu ieBisen 9idet Bartner mebrmals
empfinbli6 augegriffen uub ttber bei,
fen 3unaenbref6erei oie 2auge ieines
Spottes aus9egoHen.
Nm meifen bat er bon fi9 reben ges
ma6t burd elm @ampagnebu6. in benz
er bic beiben alien parteien, ben @en.
sreb unb bic geiammte Bunoesregis.
ruug mad ardften beruntergeriReu unb
babel tiber bas 6aus Der &eprdientan
ten u. u. JolgenbeS sei6rieben bot:
egtansel ON ber gem6bnli9fen &c
iddfisfenntniB mar niemals auffdlliger
OILS beut3niage. Witglieber (bes 9au,
ies) lpdl,en li9 bstrunfen in ben @du:
gen bsrnm, cine G9anbe fir bic RE-
pubItt. 0on betruntenen &etnern uer
ben anf bsm Glur bes 9aufes Die ernIte
fiea 6roeeH el6riert un3 in ibrem 6ulss
lisen GeiolbuDer bat mau iie bic 61aes
ftellen b6ren: ''Mr. Speaker, where
am / ats'
Wegen bieier un5 dbnli6er 4nsriife
auf bic milrbe bes DauIes murbe Wate
ion in 6Henilibsr SiBung bur6 Gene
raj WbeSIer bon Nlabama aur &eoe &c.
felt. @r nabn bas Wort 3u einsr
@rtldrung; itati iebob. tuie ermastet.
eine gntfduloiguns oher Rettfsriiguna
au berfu9en. tuieberbolte er ieine 8e
fGulbiguug. Ssbes Wort IN benz
Suehe. bebaupteie er, lei budfdblih
wabr. Sc iei bod mir nattrli6. baB
man in ben Sibungen 8struntene febe.
ba ia bas 0aus unter ieiaer 9ale ben
Yetrieb elmer S9anfltube bulbe. oSbr
babt," rief er ben Mitsliebern su, voen
Baum sepflGHat. mie f6nnt SIR gub
munbern, baB er Grii1te trdgt.@
Wation tpurbe in ieiner &ebe 10 aus.
fdllig unb benabm R1 10 liimmelhaft,
baB ibm f9lieBli6 Der Spre1er auf
Bei9luB bes 6aufes bas Wort entsog.
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gm1ni ilber3eusungsuoll. Limb bann
bilt Ou enoli6 bic un9litdsl9ube unb
BEN 9ler9er los.
0abei biipite Tie binau8 uno lties
idon na9 lpenisen Mtnuten ote 5repz
pen Der elterli6en @obnuns binab, baS
9ad1en nit ben S6uben 1orsfaltie
unter benz Mantel perltedt.
9(uf Der gtra6e angelan9t, i9aute
G,ani nit itrabletben slugen 1a6
re9tS unb linfS, ipie unI1lullig, ipobin
iie it'd menben follte. 9ann i1lue ite
ben 98e9 rad) lintS elm. Mlau n1uBte
bier Slpar et,pas ipeiterseben, bis man
eine griide erreid)te, aber nad re6tS
bin mar Der gSes albenbs INNER 70
burtel uno traurig. llnb banr, mar auh
BORT 10 9ar nidts Sntereilantes Su
Ieben. @anSte man ii6 aber liufS uno
Sing an elm paar QuerltraBen poriiber,
10 fonnte man balo all' Die bellerleud@
teten 2dben beipunbern, pielleitbt aud)
8efannte treffen. llnb bann = Gntmi
bdtte bies sfpar feiner lebenben Seele
iu9egeber uno 9eitanb es iid 1elbit
taun i'm Stillen Elm = banr mar bics
aud Der @eG ben 9tiieiior Sleinltebt
einldlagen muBte, pollte er li6 bon
Ieinein 8ureai naf) Saule ooer in bas
Gmtui befannie 9leltanrant beseben,
in bem er otter perfebrte. j3ipar mar
bur9aus ni6t jebesnlal 10 beitimmt
auf eine Ge9e9nung 5u rednen-Gmmi
6adte I'M @runbe ia sar ni6t Saran,
ma6te ii6 iiberbaupt sar nidt 10 piel
aus oem Inefior, ipie ibre Sreunbin@
men ii6 einbtlbeteu. gs ipdre ia ionlt
aud serabe5u taftlos sepelen, bieien
We9 3u tp6blen, belonber8 ba Ser Nllels
ior auf ben brei letten 8dllen ltetS
ben 9otillon nit ibr setan3t bate
9illi @eber bate nod neuli6 eemeint,
ipenn iie, 2illt, an Gmmis (Stel1e
mare, 70 ipiiroe iie tastdslid) auf eine
Grfldrung bes aiiefOrs sefabt ieirt-
Inter lol6en @ebatlfen iuar Gninii
a9tlos an all BEN sel6miidten, erleufs
teten S9aufenitern ooriibersesansen
uno itanO nun gu ibrer eisenen ueber>
raiduns pirflif i6un auf Der Bride,
benz 3iel ibrer @anberung.
Den aopf uorsebeuet, f6aute iie in
ben Slub binab; er fdien an 6ieier
gtelle feit sefroren. 9n's Maiier,
pie lie erit seoa6t, fonnte lie bas
Padet olfo ni6t merfen; aber bas
idabet ni9ts; aud ipenn es auf Dem
@iie liegeit blieb, mar es ia iider
geborgen. Bon bort unten bolte es
ipObl Niemanb 70 i6nell berauf. ,Sbr
fonnte es nidt 10 ergeben pie benz
8ater bel Der alten 9lpotbefe. 8ei bie>
fer 8oriteliuu9 n,u6te iie laden.
llno oann bolte iie bas 8ddden
unter Dem Wtantel herpur unb iparf es
in Die Iiefe, no eS flatl6enb auf bem
Giie auIiblug.
Sortiebun9 folst.
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2ob oes v0oHe Sta "=gieres.

MesfaI trinft Der a,;egifamer,
Ser Jran5pfe preift 9lbiData,
0Sbisfe1 Die Mmerifaner,
gSentt iie ,,etugebprem" iiub.
seiueu Sbee ftbliirit Der Gbineie,
Jti@tbran sedbt Der @sfimp
ltnb Der Huge Sapanesc
ST betm Sfetstranf ,,gafe" frob.
0(n gegubsner Wild) Der gtmtc
&abt ftcb ber Stirsiien=@reis
HUB Der &aiSe init Der Rn,.te
gdblnrfi Oen gBnttfi etmerircia.
9pd, Der 9emtid)e, fronf nnS bieoer
Srtmft cen Wals= ttno $ apfcm=granf
&et! 0Sie ftGrft eas ieive 0iieecr
-Madt's ibn enrs, nid,t sraoc id,lauf! !!
9Sphin beS @eis5ifes 2auncn,
Srteben ie ben ceutisf1em Mann,
Srnmt ben Srane er fies), ben tramuen,
0en CT ltebt n0u Saseab au!
Drum aHd) bier, fern i'm gisoipeftcu
$50 hte Sumne trDpiid) ifio1t,
Sraat ein Ster tttan, einS Der beiten
0Seldem 2entiben itbmetet es mitbt I?
gSenm man bel 8efitllten Se@ern
Aiefen Eranf Der 2abc preift
Siino' cS liant ben eSlcn 3ed)ern,
0af mau clone Star''=S er ibn beift !!
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giuen Iebeusaef0hrIid,en aamnI

- @l1en lebenS8ef1DrllWen Tampf
batte Der bstannte Sbierbdnbler sorI
6agenbed In 6amburs Su befeben.
Inter perf9iebenen neu augetommenen
3aubp6eel @rsmpIarsn befanb f9
aud elm riefger Gonbor, Der, ba fi1
riieE,anb anbers ibm 3u ndbern magte,
BON perm 6agenbef peri0nlid aus
benz 3ranSporttdfis in bic Raubtbiers
0oliere eeieBt purbe. Inter BeobaG'
tung aaer 8orii9tSmaB BreseIn mar bas
WaeniB gelungen unb Der md9tige
Nbler In ieinem neueu 6eim uutergs
bra1t, oils baS 3bter beim GnlieBen
beS @itterS nit 8liBesidueqe bic Iinte
Sanb bes 6srrn Sagenbed hit isinem
s6nabel erfaBte. 9rob bes pabniin,
nigeu S@mer3ss padte 6err 6asenbed
ben a6nla ser 2iifte nit Der re9ten
6anb an Der @nrgel unb brhdte 70 feft
gu, baB benz 3biere bic 2uft ausging
anb es ben Shnabel melt bHnets. 9ie
Wusfelr on Der Sanb brS Sbierbdnbi.
gers waren bis auf ben ano6en bur9.
gebihen, trcbbem belt Sagenbed aus,
fdlsuberie ieinen 9luereifer in bic @de
bes adfigs. idloB bic Sbtiren SeiIelbeu
unb lisB fid erit bann einen Rotbper,
banb aHlegen.
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sef@nunpener araft unb CUR Stdrtuns bes tNppettis
matismus nnb S&pdte Der Srsane werben nit Silfe
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