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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-08
How He Was Comp1imented.

John" said Mrs. Harkins, Il heard
a nice compliment for you to-day"
Mr.. Harkins put his paper down
twisted up the ends Of his mustache
looked pleased and said:
well. that's nothing so remarkable
I receive compliments nearly every
day"
Mrs. Harkins went on slipping her tea
and her husband waited for her to re-
sumo. Finally he said:
We'll, why don't you tell me what il
was? Who was it that complimented
me?"
"Oh. you couldn't guess in week
Mrs. Deering?" he ventured.
mo"
Not Bessie Fallington?" he rather
eagerly suggested.
No"
ooh, well, of course, if there's any Sc
cret about it I don't care to hear
what it was or who said it,
There isn't any secret about it." Mrs.
Harl1ins sweetly replied. Mr.. Han
naford told me that every time he and
l met he became thoroughly convinced
that you were a man of excellent
taste"
John Harkins then showed his hands
down in his pockets and walked out
upon the veranda TO ruminate.-Cleve-
land Leader.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-08
DUTY OF PARENTS.
Guidance Needed for the Youth
Who Is Leaving Childhood.

There is something pathetic in the
struggle of the child to cast aside its
child nature and put on the nature of
manhood and womanhood," writes
Florence Hull Winterburn in "Womans
Home Companion He is beset in
ternally by misgivings, even while he is
urged on by ambition. He wants-he
scarce knows what: but something
new, and never before possessed. Per-
haps, in a nutshell, the great desire of
his soul is to be left somewhat to him.
self, yet with sympathy within call,
and to be trusted. It is a great evidence
of tact now for the mother to say. with
a kind smile, Do what you think
best about this matter, my son. You
are old enough TO judge what is right.
Happy responsibility! Delightful conf
dence! Influence is never stronger than
when it withdraws slightly into the
background, leaving its object apparent
" free. A good deal is said nowadays
about the extraordinary freedom our
children have. Seemingly it is so. But
looking here and there an observer notes
little real change among the average
people.
"A young friend of mine, whose happy
married life has not yet driven from
her memory a cramped and embittered
youth. confided to me that the one idea
that haunted her from to is years was
that of running away from home. If
she had been less conscientious. little
more reckless, what a gulf of ruin her
innocent feet might have plunged into,
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-08
Just Found Out.

''WelI," said the affected citizen, rush
ing up and grasping the attorney
hand. II thought before 1 heard your
plea that the man was guilty, but
really, sir, you swept away all the
prejudice I had formed against him.
You presented things SO clearly that
there was nothing left for the jury to
do tut 10 acquit him, and 1 am glad
that he is free"
Thank you said the lawyer. 81 am
glad you admire my handling of the
case"
1T was admirable, sir, admirable.
And I am so glad that he was limo
cent, after ALL"
YES, 50 am I. By the way, if you
or your friends ever get caught in any
crooked work give me a call, and I'll
promise TO make you out just as in
nocent as the man who was acquitted
a few minutes ago. Here is my card,
sir Good day. sir
For d long time the citizen stood
there. apparently in deep study. At
last n shifted his weight from one foot
to tho other and said to himself:
Wei. by gum, I guess I know now
why justice is blind. It's because
them blamed lawyers throw so much
dust in her eyes. Cleveland Leader.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-08
Had Paved the Way.

L think" she said hesitatingly and
with downeast eyes. that you'd better
speak TO papa"
sure" he replied promptly That's
dead easy. The only thing that trou-
bled me was the interview with you
You're not afraid Of papa ?" she said
inquiringly, opening her eyes with as
constituent.
Really, I don't know" she answered;
but it's usual, you know"
"Oh, I suppose So he answered in
the offhand way of man of the world
with inexperienced men there would
be nothing surprising in it. but I have
taken the precaution to loan him mon
ey. which is still unpaid"
Then it vas that the beautiful girl
realized that she had caught a genuine
financier for a husband.-Chicago Ev-
ening Post.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-08
@1l3EE55!l5 X! |! /! II:!E Isl co..
Fancy MEETINGS.

New designs and mesheS III
Meetings. for Toilet Sets, Drapery
and Sash Curtains.
This material is heavy woven,
serviceable and will launder well.
Can be had in white, cream or
ecru, in pretty pattern, 40 inches
wide, at I23c per yard, and other
handsome patterns, IS inches
wide, at 25c, $50 and soc per yard.
Lace Edging to match the Net
tings, 4 inches wide, price SC
yard.
Point de Esprit Netting for
Toilet Sets, Curtains and Baby
Carriage Tops, SO inches wide,
25c per yard, and u inches wide,
soc per yard.
Rufaing to match Netting, I5c
Per yard.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-08
OF Interest to HOrsemen.

It will be Of interest to horse
men and others to know that we
carry a full line of Chase's Cele-
brated Three-TIorse Head Brand
of Horse Blankets. Among them
is a wooden Blanket, complete
with straps and buckles, in a fan
cy checked red and black design.
Price So Is.
Also Felt Plaid Blanket in tan
color, very heavy and complete
with straps and buckles. Price
81 50.
In addition we carry a cheap
and serviceable Horse Blanket
for night, made OF ordinary felt
cloth. Price 0oc.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-08
Hints for an Inexpert Waitress.

First-If you find yourself short one
fruit-plate, substitute therefor fish
plate. and serve this to the most i'm
portant guest.
Second-Keep up a running fire Of
repartee during the dinner with the cook
through the dumb waiter shaft, or with
your pantry assistant if you have one.
Third Every once in a while approach
your mistress at the head of the board,
and turning your back on the others
at the table, whisper loudly in her ear
that something has gone wrong.
Fourth-Conceal your contempt for
til gue st who wishe cream for her after
dinner coffee, but when asked for it. if
you haven't it on hand, glance irritably
out OF the room, and. with a heart
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-08
Lap Robes and
Horse Blankets.

We have this day received a
very handsome assortment OF
new Plush Lap Robes to sell at
popular prices.
At So so we are showing a Lap
Robe with plain striped effect
on one side and handsome Dor
dered combination design on the
other.
At S. IS we have a heavier.
finer and better robe in a very
pretty bright colored design and
plain black on reverse side.
At S. 40 we have an extra hne
quality Plush Robe in dark col
ors, plain on both sides.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-08
loC School Hose.

We have just placed on our
counters a line of heavy Cotton
Ribbed Hose, suitable for either
boys or girls. Have double heels
and toes, also double knees. The
black is good and the Hose can
be relied on to give satisfactory
service. In fact, they are made for
heavy wear. Special price I0c
pair.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-08
4 Bargain.

She-IIow nicely you did that And
would-would you care to always repair
my punctures?
He-D<-4iing, it would be the greatest
joy of nv life for me to do so; if you
would promise TO darn my socks in re-
turn.
So they rode along in search of a par
son
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-08
Plaid Ties.

New String Ties Tor women
made of fancy plaid silk in the
newest combinations of colors,
both light and dark. Price Ioc.
We have the String Ties also
in the new Roman stripes in hand
some effects that certainly will be
sellers at the low price of I5c.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-08

breaking sigh. call down the shaft 10
the cook for milk"
There can be little doubt that bv
strict adherence to these rules the best
dinners ever cooked can be effectuallv
spoiled.-Harper's Bazaar.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-08
Trousers at
Popular Prices.

We have just received a large
shipment of Trousers made OF
good all-wool cashmere and Ker-
sey, in neat hair line and checked
effects. Every button is fastened
on to stay and every seam war
ranted not to rip. Prices are So
and s. so and for some we have
vests to match at ST 50.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-08
Ostrich Collars.

We have a very superior as
sortment of Black Ostrich Collars
in stock, comprising the most
popular lines in the market.
Prices 81 IS to So 50 each.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-08

The London correspondent of the
East Anglican Daily Tines is respon-
sible for the statement that the Arch
bishop Of Canterbury is learning to ride
a bicycle.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-08
In the Insurance oRce.

Quille.-After all, honesty is the bes.
policy.
Catchings-Perhaps If is, but you
have te pay a mighty heavy premium
on il.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-08
Really Too Bad.

THY say that Queen Victoria has
worn the same bonnet for many years
But, unfortunately, it is the Prin-
cess of Wales who sets the fashion"
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-08

Inc lnan who always wants to trade
You may be sure does not intend
To End himself, when the change in
made,
In possession of the little end
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-08
Ostrich BOaS.

Handsome Black Ostrich
Feather Boas from I yard to u
yards in length. Prices range
from So so to $50 each. We can
please you in this line, as it is
decidedly the handsomest we have
had i'll stock.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-08
Special Value
Handkerchief.

We were fortunate in securing
a job in an Embroidered Edge
Handkerchief for women. The
quality OF these handkerchiefs is
such that if sold in a regular way
they would readily bring zoe each.
We have made the special price
IOc each.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-08
New Plaids for NeCk=wear.

Each day brings new arrivals
in this line that certainly are in
teresting and should be seen be-
fore purchasing. We have now
a very complete line, including
Collarettes to go around neck in
plaid silk, made flll-a very pref
ty neckpiece, that is sure to be
popular Plaid Silk Vest Fronts,
some with ruffle of silk down
front and edged with narrow silk,
others with butter color fancy silk
band down front; plated bands to
go around neck with bows both
front and back, and little string
ties with full bow in front.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-08

whenever girl thinks as much of a
man as she does of herself-that is
love.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-08
ASla1sESlll 81 1llsl[S KsXaeD
New Covert SuitingS.

We have now new and COM
plete line of Covert Suitings 80
inches wide, very desirable for
suits, waists, skirts and bicycle
costumes. The material is woven
in plain surface and particles Of
dust, etc, do not adhere to it.
Comes in green, brown, navy,
black and tan mixtures. Thous-
ands of yards are being sold.
Price I5c per yard.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-08

~, TO CT RE COLD IN ONE nav
l i laatXaiiVe Bromo Guinine Tablets All drug
siS1s refund the money il it fails TO cure. &c.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-08
Kings PerfeCt=Fitting
Trousers.

We have still on hand quite a
number OF desirable sizes III the
Sample Line of Kings Perfect
Fitting Trousers which we offer
ed at special sale Saturday. night.
These trousers are beyond
doubt the best ready-to-wear
goods made and are equaled in fit
and finish only by the workman
ship of the best custom tailors.
The prices we have placed on
these trousers are the manufac-
turers' wholesale prices and
range from s. so to SO.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-08
Colored Boas and Collars.

What we say of our Black Col
lars and Boas applies with equal
force to our stock of Colored
Neckwear, which is now ready for
your inspection. It's a line that
we particularly wish to show you.
Either Hackle or real ostrich, and
in all the evening as well as nat
ural colors. Price ST IS to SIS
each.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-08
Wash Bowls and
Pitchers.
Pinaud's Face Powder.

The celebrated Ed Pinaud'S
Roman Face Powder, in white,
cream or rose, 25c.
This powder adheres to the
skin and will not blow off, like
coarser powders. 1t is delicately
scented and practically invisible
when on the face.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-08
BENEFITS OF ROADS.

Fresno Expositor: No man in the
community profits so much by good
roads as the farmer. You cannot scare
him by road taxes if he is assured that
the sum viii be honestly and practi-
cally applied to the roads. But the
people at large in a country should
bear the burdens of road-making uni
formly. There is not a property hold
er in Fresno City that is not in de-
gree benefited by the construction Of
good roads in the county, and the cost
Of such work should be more uniformly
distributed.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-01-19

Jrlano.
IrfaniaS.

-rnter Den liberQlen Clement BON
Serartanu miro lett Neujabr elm un9e'
mObnli6er Itarter 9urit bemertt, uno
oos bat ieineu 9uten 8runo. Die
StuOt bate SUei Sabre lang Gocnlt
Option, B.. B.. YrObibietOn. Sm leB=
ten SerbIt puroe bic Sra9e ieoOA abtrs
mails Den SIrgern CUR abltlmmun9
unterbreitet uno aus Der Semperen5s
Wtehrbeit BON 200 Stimmcn Dor Slpei
SaDren ipurbe cine Ntebrbett Der Slbes
rUlen BON 26 Stlmmen. Inter Dem
@eIeb tpuroe bic WirtbSIper.e nit Ans
bru6 oes neuen Sabre5 a~uf9eboben.
Sine Winute mad II u6r Ntahts Onne-
ten I'M 9rtunIer Sbeile Der Staot bier
elegant ein9eri9tete @irt4idOften bes
reits ibre S6iiren un0 liebeu cine na6
Sunoerten Sdblenoe Nter9e elm. mel4e
Die g%rOifnun9sSeit i6Ou lett friiber
gbenOItunDe Dor ben SGitren Der So=
tale ab9erpnrtet bate mo It6 nit
SrOnlpetenbIaien uno Qbnllhen qllDs
triQ u%nterbiel:. Settler Iino nod
flint Q8irtDi4aIten e"r0iinet pOrben.
gluF Dem terunliden Sbeile Der orela
ftuotlihen Stnot fI0riren 3mOlf Wlrtbe,
bic in oieIen Subel Der &iber0len tei=
nesrpe0s eiulimmen, ba Der Ste9 Der
Observation-Disclosures fiir ile cine ltarte
&Dnturren5 beoeutet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-01-19
Ohio.

- SOnoerbarer Gau3. Gin MenI9,
Der ME ein 0iloer lebte, itanb Dor
eini9en Sa0en in Glepelano bpr
benz &idter lno wuroe bon oieiem benz
SrrenbauIe ilbsrwieien. Ser Wann
1T Elm Seuti6er, bsibt Soiepb &Obrer
uuo 1T IS Sabre alt. gr fam Dor 80
Sabren bon SsutiGlano rad Glepelanb
uno taufte iid in Der Colgate StraBe
Elm 8runoItiid. auf Dem er ipdter cine
Siitte erri9tete, @r i6leppte oas SOl3
baSu Ielbt aus Dem WalOe lerbei uno
fiibrte ben Sau allein aus. Sn Der
llm9ebun9 muroen i'm &aufe Der Sabre
nod piele Sduisr errihtet, aber bic Ye=
wObner So0en alle balo iuieoer aus.
Sie gauge 8s9eno lam III Beirut. uno
oaran mar Niemano als &Obrer I6ulo.
aus ieiner Suite orang namlih forts
wGbreno ein peltilenSartiger 8erllh,
ben Niemano ertragen tonnte. Sept
muroe enolih bel Der POli5ei SeIhDeroe
erboben. uno Die uOr9enOmmene Inter-
iuhun9 bate fcl0enoes gteiuItat. Sn
Der Siitte b%eiinoet iih nur Elm 3immer.
oas Wobiliar beitebt aus einsm Sfen.
sinem Stubl. eiuem ileinen Slide uno
einem 8an0pee. Ginise Gumpen bien=
ten benz Nltsn als gettoste. In
einem Na9el Din9cn bier ab9e-
sogene uuo bereitS in Yerpeiun9 iiber-
0~e9ungene &oBen. Sn eiuem ouf Oem
Sfen itebenosn SOpfe ~beianoen lih
Sbsile bon Suuoeu uuo Hattsn. Sn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-01-19
Sefterrei6s umaaru.

- g8olf, 9Dtp, @impel, @adtel.
Studs uno Sdr. Was oieier lleber=
i6riit iOl9t. 1T ni6t etpa cine Sabel
ban Sa%fOntaine. ~ionoern cine pirtlihe
8eridtspsrbanoluus, bic iib oieier
Sage in 8ien Dor Dem SeSirts9eri6te
Aller9runo absefpielt bat. Sla9er
mar Der @eibdftsoiener WOlf, Der bon
benz &aufmann 2Dtp ein 8impel ge=
nannt tpuroe, neil er beim Sstreten
zines 9ei6dftslotales ni6t bic Sbir
fir ben linn auf benz SuBe fOl9enoen
Serrn G0,p Ofeu lieB. Sin g9olf
brauGt iid ni9t 9sfaQen 81 lalien. oaB
man i'm in bic minoerUertbi9e &lane
Der 8O9el oeriebt. uno Der geleioiste
panote iid oesbalb OIL ben aopptaten
Sr. Wadtel. Der fur i'm bic ebrenbe=
leioi9un9stlase eiabradte. CUR Der.
banolung tOnnte isoO6 Or. Wa6tel
tpeasn a~noertpsitiser YerufsSeihdfte
niht eridsinen, unb sr ianOte oesbalb
ieinen gsrtrster Or. Suts. gei Der
9erbanbluug purbe als 3euae Serr
gdr pernommen. S9lieBliA tain Elm
Wus9lei6 gu Stanbe. Com nabm ben
@impsl suriit uno srtldrte iib bsrei..
Wolf bic Soften gu b~eSablen, tuomit
iib Studs fir Wa6tel einpsr ltanoeu er-
tldrte. tporauf 26w frei9eiprphen uuros
uuo gdr ii6 e%ntfernsn tonnte. uno ID
1T nun Die Natur9eididte uieoer in
Sronung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-01-19
einem anoeren SopIe brooelten 9Bur=

einem anoeren Sopis brooelten QBur=
seln lno 8ldtter mo oas 8anse per=
breitete einen unbeibreiblihen 8eitanf.
9inter Dem Sanapee muroen mebrere
glerte uno Belle, iopie Elm babies Sub=
eno Sniippel 9efunoen. bic &pbrer
notwithstanding als W0ffen benubte.
Gobrer bat in Den 80 Sabren ieines
9Ortieins nod !eineu Sag 9~earbeitet.
Seiue.Nabrung beitano aus Sunoes uuo
SubenfIeii9. Sm 9YaIoe iu6te er ii6
Gibeln, BON benen er ii9 SoHee to9te.
&i6tsr @bite Sewann Die lleberSeu-
9ung, oaB Der glte irrIinnis 1T, uno
Hobrer wuroe oaler n09 Dem Srren=
bauie 9ebraht.
- Seuidrefen i'm Winter. Ser
6armer George gater, Der lett bielen
Sabren in @aton Somnibip in benz
SbiOer GOuntD Sorain wObnt, fam oie=
Ter Sage na6 Serea uno bru6te cine
nit Seui1refen Qefiillle Slaihe nit,
Delh' e~ritere er auI ieiner Garm 9efan=
gen bate. S0s marine Wetter bate
CUR 6ol9e, baB bic 9efrdBi9en Snietten
aus Dem GrObDoen ihliipften. Sic
IinO balb aus9ew0bien uno frelien bic
3urten Q8eioenpflanSen ab. gater
9lNubt, oaB lie 9rOBen Sbaben anri6-
ten peroen, penn ni1t balo talteres
Wetter i9nen oen 8araus mabt.
9iir0ermeiiter Mc&iIon BON
Glepelano bat iein 8srbot Der
ceutiten SbeaterpOriteQunaen an
SOnnta9en wieoer suriifgenommeu.
lno lett turaem wirb iuleoer Spnnta9s
seipielt. Die frommen Geute Der
Staot lino barber b0Ait u~n9ebalten
un0 baben benz M0por ibon luieoer1olt
uor9elteat, oaB bic gs3eihnuns ySa.
creo @on5ert" gar teine Sere9tigun9
babe, uno oab in ben v@pn3erten" abs
iOlut ni6ts &eli9iDIes entbalten lei.
Im leBten Sonntag nun Dor SeSinn
Der ScrlteQun9 wuroe betunnt, Dab lid
cine Qnsabl Spione in 3uIhauerraum
b%eIdnoen, bic 0ctOmmen waren, nm
Senunciatipns=W atsrial 81 iommeln.
Die SirettiOn mar iuoeiien Der @eIe=
9enbcit gewa6ien. Sas Sr9eiter
ipiclte 81 ge9iun Der Goritellun9 Den
Gbrral Nearer my God to Thee,
Oann mubte Der suidlia i'm 5bsater bee
iinOlihe &abbiner SOuis S%armitdoter
cine relioiOs anaebau6te Aniprahe DON
Der 8iibne berunter balten, oann lang
Die Sdn9erin s.. Spllmauu einen @bo=
raj; oas Srbclter ipielte nod Elm Sir
6enlieo uno oann ain9 Der &neiiel'i6e
Shwant vYapa9eno" in Ssene. Sic
SOritelung perlief pbne meitere St0=
rrn9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-01-19
@iseouIm.

- Melbet ii6 gum S%trafantritt.
Mit ben @orten: ,.Serr 8eri6tsclert.
i6 fam bic mir bonn &idter auierle9ts
Strafe uno ben Soften nibt beSablen.
bic mir 9ewdbrte Jriit 1T nit beuts ab=
9elaufen. bite idifen Sic mid ms
8%efdngnib, id mill meme Strafe ab=
iiben uno elm belierer Wenih meroen,"
tam elm ~anitdnoig 9etleioeter damn
nab benz Bureau oes 8eribtsclerts
Woler in Milwautee. @Oler traute
ieinsn Sbren nidt. er belt ben Wanu
fir bon Sinnen. puroe jeoO6 balo
zines b~eiieren belebrt. ,Mein Same
lit SEQ. MteIif uno id puroe am 8. De.
sember pOrl9en Sabres tpe9en elmer
&auierei bonn Gi6ter Walbar sur pben
-ermahnten Strafe, 10 Collars uno Den
&OIien eDentuea 80 Sa9eu Corrections
baus perurtbeilt. Bite. ieben Sic bic
gtten na6," ia9te Der iun9e Wtann
oann. Glert WOller lisB bic often
nabIeben. uno llebe oa, Der Wann bat=
te bic Wabrbeit 9eipro6en. &i6ter
Walbar battle oamals @eOr9e Meiit
8ele0eubeit sebOteu, oaB 8elo aufSus
treiben uno ibm 6riit gessbsn, bic
-Straie gu b~e3ablen. Weiit ersdblte
nun Dem Ii9tsr uno Glert, oaB er iid
ale Mtibe 9e9eben babe, bas 8elo aufs
Sutreitsn, er babe ieoen Gent 9eiparrt,
absr wdbrsno bic Soften li4 auf 9eeen
80 Dollars belieien. i'm @an3en er alio
90 Dollars besablen miiiie. lei es ibn
nur eelunaen, niat gang 20 Collars gu
perolenen uro gu iparen. Sn Der Nsus
jabrs- uno Weibna6tsDOhe lei er
auBer Nrbeit Qeweien. Sas 8elb ba=
be er Wutter elmer @ittWe, 9e9e-
ben. oamit lie nidt oarbe, wenn er
.,Iisen" miiiie. unb ct lei nun bier,
feline Straie ansutreten. Gibter uno
0lert 9eiiel bieie ofene Sprade uno
&i1ter @albar Oronete on, oaB benz
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