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North prnobscor.
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North fenobscoT.
John Gray has secured work with John
/ IIitock, OF Bucksport, for the winter.
John Perk ms, one Of our aged citizens
is very low from a shock of paralysis.
Oramel lianey, who has been spending
the summer in Belfast, came home for a
short vacation saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Leach started for
Brocktun, Mass, Thursday, where they
will spend the winter with their daugh-
ter Mrs. Grace Hartman.
The demand for new mich seems to be
very brisk in this section, in fact, almost
anything in the stock line is wanted.
George Leach sold three cows Friday.
Several of our men have secured en-
ploymeut for the winter with Durgan Il
Grihdle, at North Brooksvilie. who Will
furnish stave wood for the mill there.
There will be an open road to Charles
Grlndles this winter. Mr.. Grlnde has
anticipated the winters blockade and
leve1ed him road through the pasture Of
George |. Soper.
Mrs. Lucy and Miss Minnie Perkins re-
turned last week from Castine, " here they
have spent several weeks with Mrs. Per
kins' son George, who resides on and su
perlntends he farm OF President Ames,
OF Harvard college. President Ames and
family spend their summer months there.
The report comes from East Orland, West
Surry, Bluehill and lower Penobscot, that
q large number Of deer have been killed
but the ghost of that big moose that was
recently seen here, has eluded the keen
eyed hunter, ana no doubt has returned
to his happy feeding ground.
Dec
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surrN.
Miss Ruby Anderson came home Sat
urdRv 10 s-~, m caring fur her brother
Sterling, who = very III with typhoid
fever.
Capt. Igorv Anderson and his father,
Charles Anderson, who have been away
in the schooner "Rlenzin for some time.
and from nom nothing bad been heard
since tire ga,e. arrived here Sunday night.
They We're in Burnt Coat harbor tSwan :
Island during the gale.
The sad news was received Sunday 0t
the death ~ Mrs, Susan NJ. Erect by, wife
of Capt William a. Freethy, OF Brooklyn.
y. y. Mrs. Freethy and her hus band
were both natives OF Sarry, and own a
fine residence here. They moved to
Brooklyn about five years ago. The
deceased leaves n husband a son and a
daughter Both children are married
father aud mother, thre broth ers-Dr.
Robert l. Grindle, of Mt. Desert, DR..
Rufus p Grlndte, of Bluehill, and Jos bua
Grindle of Californis-and two sisters.
Mrs. A. {. Curtis, of Surry, and Mrs.
Pearl Smith Of Mt. Desert. She WIS we'll
known, respected and beloved i'll this her
native town. She was member OF the
Surry Baptist church. The bereaved
family has he sympathy of all.
Dec. 3. G..
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East sullivan.
II

East sullivan.
Preparations are being made for a
Christmas eve entertainment in the hall
Mrs. Green Baker leaves this morning
with her three children, for London,
England, where she will visit her mot her
and other relatives.
An old native appe-tree, which mas
seen generation succeed generation, this
morning bowed its head to the blast and
became q tale that is told.
Eugene Tracy is seriously i'll with
typhoid fever at his home in No. :.
Others on the sick list are Mrs. Daniel
Bunker and A. E. Estsbrooks.
The society met with Mrs. William Hill
on Thursday last. On Dec. Ia it will meet
with Miss Helen Hill. All are cordially
invited to spend a social afternoon.
The many friends OF Capt. Oliver Brag-
don were glad to see the Susan Frances"
sail into the wharf Friday noon with
freight and vessel in good condition,
having safely passed the gale in Portland
roads.
An incident of the terrible storm OF
Sunday WAS the loss of two OF William
Hills sheep. Part of the flock was safely
housed on Saturday. the rest strayed
away. All but two were found in the lee
OF fence. The other two were finally
found entirely buried in the snow, but
warm toast.
Dee l. SUR
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Marlboro.

Marlboro.
Adelbert Hodgkins and Tilden Bowden
have gone to Boston to work.
The friends of Mrs. Phebe Hodgkins
met at $. II. Remick's the second day of
December to celebrate her ninety first
birthday. She is in good health and her
faculties are unimpaired. She came with
her knitting work and remained all day.
and seemed to enjoy it as much as the
younger ones. There were present from
West Trenton, Arno Marshall and wife,
John Trufry, his daughter, Mrs. Estella
Sau nders, and Master Marden Dunbar.
Dec. 5. ARE.
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Northeast Harbor.
Edgar Perry has gone to Boston for the
winter.
Clarence Stanley has gone to Bucksport
to school.
The ice. house at Asticou blew down in
the blizzard.
l. O. of G. I. lodge will be instituted
here next Friday evening.
William Reynolds has moved into the
house vacated by Mrs. Gray.
Edwin Reed aud wife attended the Ia
neral q Mr.. Reeds mother at Center
Sunday.
Clair Mcbride and Melvin Frost re-
turned from their hunting trip with
two deer each.
George KimbaII, who is attending
school at kent's Hill, spent Thanksgiving
with his parents. He returned last Mon
day
Charles Watts and wife, of Boston, were
in town last week, Called by the Illness q
Mrs. Watts brother, Frank SOULS Mr.
SOULS died Friday evening, aged twenty
two years. Funeral sunday afternoon.
Miss Esther KimbaIl has given J. II.
Soulis the contract to build = 900 cot
tage this winter. Graves Bros. are put
ting in the foundation. They are also
putting in foundation for an annex to
the Harborside restaurant
The storm OF last week was he worst
known here for some time but d ID moi do
much damage. Many trees were blown
down. Vessels in the harbor rode at
their anchor in safety. The carriage shed
down.
n,
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THE AMERICAN has subscribers at I06
Of the II6 post-o6tces in Hancock county;
all the other papers in the county COM
bined do not reach so many. THE AMER
IcAN IS not the only paper printed in
Hancock county, and has 1aeuer claimed to
be, but IL is the only paper that can prop
erty be called q COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers The circUid-
zion Of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Harbor Records summer list, is larger
than that o. al the other papers printed
IN Hancock county.
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st- additional County Nc'os see other pages
Southwest iiarbor.


Southwest Harnor.
Miss MAY Parker has gone TO Foxcroft
to- teach scb6nl
Miss Alien Iode-kios ot tan,oine il
stopuins with her ef.i..r Mrs Rohie Nor
wood ir.
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Ehen richardson, huole Norwood and
Lewis 3lsoh are WORKING At Northeast
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capt. John oliItA La" al elShtteh-ioot
shsrpie smashed 10 klh"ihg WOOD on he
roekS nj the head OF Norwood Cove III the
storm Nllitord hutuiis lost boat nj
baktr tslhttd anu ifVze ore side OF his
lace IN trying I" say her.
The cstgo OF corn aud grain OF the
WFeSkt'i schooner Nhitlla OF East port,
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Ne-t Su l!s4sH.
Sherman Libby and wife moved into
Their house GA Quarry street thls week.
Adelber, Goruun aud Andy Havey icft
Tuesday to resume tueir studies al Kent :
Hui emnHry.
c. II. Abbott aud wife have the sym
patty of the community in the toss Of
their little son, aged four months.
Howard Murch is clustering and finish
ing his new house inside. 1t looks rs If
he intended to occupy il this winter.
Reuben Merchant and Hugh Havey
shot a deer Wednesday, The next day
Mr. NJ ere hant and Guy Miller shot an
other.
Charles Newman, Pearl Trip and f.
Dorcum have contracted to quarry stone
by the foot for Hooper Il Havey this
winter.
Sontlne Hopkins has taken unto himself
wife IN the person OF Miss Lillian Wat
son. The best wishes OF many friends
are theirs.
During the recent gale The tall chimney
in Blake's hall had the top blown off and
went through the roof, crushing table
just over the Hopkins millinery shop.
Hooper & Havey shut down their quar-
~ Dec. l. Grsbtree Il Hsvey discharged
nearly all their stonecutters Saturday.
Harry Taylor will run small crew cut
ting and quarrying Washington SKIS curb
stone this winter.
B. b. Havey returned from Rockland
Friday, where he has been superintend-
ing the launching of the schooner
"Georg ietta', which went ashore in last
weeks gale. The vessel was successfully
removed, and towed into Rockland, where
she will be repaired.
Schooner "Victory", Capt. Dyer, sailed
Tuesday, Dee. /, for Rockland, with slaves
from j. p. Gordon. The "Nictory" will
be the last vessel towed out this year, as
the tug boat hauled up for the winter
Monday. few more arrivals are ex-
pected before winter sets in.
Dec. 5. G.
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salisbury Cove.
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Salisbury Cove.
G. a. Liscomb spent Saturday in Ban
gor.
Mrs. Alex. Barron, OF Ellsworth, is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Hamor, fer q
few weeks.
Mrs. Irene Leland, who has been at Bar
Hsrbor for several months, came home on
Wednesday to spend he winter.
A party in honor OF Misses Georgia
Emery and Georgia Young, (who have
recently returned from Castine for their
vacation) WAS held at the hall Friday
evening. Refreshments were served
during the evening. A pleasant time was
enjoyed by all present.
Dec 4 r
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Gouldsboro.
Miss Josie Ash, of Winterport, is visit
ing relatives and friends here.
The school in district No. begins this
tMonday) morning, c. B. Morse as teach
er.
There were seven deer killed aroun
here last week. Quite a record for the
frs. snow.
Miss Alta Kennedy, OF West Hsrring-
ton, is spending few weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. c. B. Morse.
Mark Tracy killed a hog last Tuesday
which weighed $50 pounds and girted 3
IT. II in. 1t is the largest one killed in
town this season.
Dec. 5. JEN
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South Surry

South Surry.
Mrs. d. +. Clark spent Thanksgiving
with her brothers in Trenton.
Mrs. Jennie Storms, recently of La
moline, Is here for an indefinite length of
time.
+. H. Harden, storekeeper, received his
winters supply of goods a short time ago
by vessel.
Rodney Emerton, who has employment
at the stafford farm, has moved his fam
lily there for the winter.
Martin Long. Colby student, spent
Thanksgiving with his aunt, Mrs. f. Z.
Hopkins, at Surry village, and called on
fr lends in this place.
Mac
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Mount Desert FerI

Mount Desert Ferry.
Greenleaf's house.
1t was great relief to the people here
to get word that the three vessels that
sailed from here Saturday before the
storm, arrived in Boston safely this last
week. They were the "Ann", Capt. Ben
nett, MAY Queen, Grant, George W.
Collins", Grant, all stone-loaded from
Sullivan for Boston.
Dec. 5. YANKAPoO.
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BROOKLYN

BROOKLYN
Capt g. W Herrick, for whom much
anxiety was felt, altered the gale in
Vineyard Haven.
Mrs. Georgia Savoy, who died very
suddenly in Boston last week WAS the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs K. w. Nutter.
1t was great blow to them, as she was
married but few months, and bright
future seemed to he, before her. Mrs
Nutter did not arrive in Boston till her
daughter tad passed away heirg delayed
by bound trains.
Brookiin is again eelled to mourn
the loss of citizens by the ruthless ssa
The loss of he steamer "Portlsudo takes
two whom tie town could i'll afford to
lose-Rodney :. Blake and James +.
Stanley. Several years ago Capt. Prince
Allen and crew were lost after being seen
near Bass Herbor at dusk. \ severe
gale came on, and vessel and crew were
never heard from. Later Capt. Michael
Fohran, N the schooner "Princess', WAS
lost in gale. The present sad disaster
brings sll these sad incidents wildly
to mind Was Capt. Blanchard crimi-
nally at fault in leaving port? The ways
of Providence are mysterious, and it is
hard to reconcile our minds in such
events. fne bereaved families have the
sympathy Of the entire community.
Dec. ). G. A.
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THERE is A CLASS or PEOPLE

VINO are injured BY the use OF coffee. Recently
there has been placed In all the grocery stores a
new preparation called GRAIN-O. made of pure
grains, that takes the place of coffee. The most
delicate stomach receives II without distress
and but few can tell ii from coffee. 1t does not
coat over L as much. Children may drink it
with great benefit. 10 cts. and IS cts. per pack
age. Try it ASK for GRAINO.
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Lamoinr.
Miss Lotti err spent Saturday and
sunday with larrie Salisbury.
Miss Addje Clarke was the guest OF
Misses Grace Reynolds and Marcia King
last week.
Benjamin Jordan and wife OF Trenton,
We're the guests of William Salisbury and
wife Saturday.
Dec. 8. H.
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his daughter, Mrs. John Ralph. Vie
Dix came home with them.

Dix came home with them.
The storm last Sunday did considerable
damage mere. The dolphin, Abel Bart
let's fishing vessel, went ashore at the
Center, hut is not much damaged.
Everett Ober's skiff was DESTROYED, and
David Bartlett's skiff badly damaged.
Harvey Somes' large sailboat dragged her
anchor in Birch Island cove, but gol OF
without damage.
Nov 90
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Great Pond

Great Pond.
). Slater is spending few days in Bar
Harbor.
Ezra Williams is at Niekatous lake yard
ing bark.
j. F. Haynes was in Bangor the first of
the week.
Miss Bessie Williams is at home from
Otis, where she has been teaching.
The storm yesterday reminded US OF
last winters hizzards. Fourteen inches
of snow Is report ed from the woods.
School closed Friday after successful
term, although during the last week the
attendance was small, many of the pupils
being i'll. The eacher, Austin Snare. OF
Hampden, will remain for a few days
hunting.
George Clarry, who has been working
in Massachusetts for the past two mont hs
was quite badly hurt about ten days ago
by falling from staging. He Was able
to reach home Thursday, accompanied by
his son, Alfred Garry.
Nov. Is. FLOSSIE.
North Bluehin.
Mrs. Emery Howard is quite i'll.
Benjamin Howard is very i'll with pneu-
monia.
Master Earle Grindle, of Bucksport, has
been visiting at Nathaniel Bowden's.
A. j. Gray is very i'll at the home OF his
daug liter, Mrs. George w. Butler, of
Bluebill.
Mrs. Caroline Wescott has lately visited
her daughter, Mrs. Carrie Johnson, at
East 3lGeajn
Mrs Halle. H. Henderson, OF South
Bluehill is V sitting her parents Mr.. ~ d
Mrs. F. c. Mayo.
Miss Ethel b. Wescott, who has been
spending few weeks with her sister in
Bucksport, has returned home.
Charles Billings and wife, who have
been spending the summer at Swans
Island, are ct his fathers, S. B. Billings.
Miss E. a. Macomber, who has been
staying a few days with Mrs. A. 7. Gillis,
returns to her home in Watervlle to-day.
Dec. ). W.
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BaI tlett's Island.
Capt. Dix and daug liter Leslie spent
Thanksgiving al Southwest Harbor with
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HaHCOCk POINT.
THE NEW CHAPEL.

THE NEW CHAPEL.
The chapel here has been completed by
Builder A. NJ. Foster, of Ellsworth. 1t is
Of modern design, and real ornament
to the Hancock Point settlement. The
building is 63x30 feet in size. The win
dows are Of stained glass. The building
is divided into two rooms, a main audi
forum and a small vestry which may be
opened into the auditorium by sliding
doors. The auditorium will seat about
200, and the opening OF the vestry in
creases the total seating capacity Of the
chapel to $50.
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Establishments.

Are features peculiar to Hoods Pills. Small in
size, tasteless, efficient thorough. AS one man
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ECO.
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- SeupreHen, WinbmtibleH. pums
pen unb R6bren.
alamo Sron Wprts.
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Sin fuaypes Gntfpmmeu.

Nus einem 8anfl6reibeu Der Nlrs.
2loa 6. Sart aus @roton, 9. o: nSd
mar BON elmer 96weren Grfdltuns beims
9eiudt, melde iif -auf bic 2unse ge-
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6uiten 9eplast uuo idlieBli6 Seisteu
iid bic SDmptome Der S6rpinoiuht.
Bier 9ter5te 9aben mid auf uuo erfldrs
ten, baB id nur nod fur5e 3eit 5u lebeu
babe. SD empfabl mid ielbit meinsm
@rtbier unb bOffte, oaB, iuenn i6 ni6t
BEL meinen 5reunben auf @roeu bleibea
t6nne, id nit meiueu 2ieben I'M Sen=
ieits perelnt werben miroe. Ia ertbeilte
Semnu6 meinem Gatten ben &atb, Or.
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iduffen. SD ma6te einen 8eriuA oa=
nit uno nabm oanu i'm @au5en a6t
6laideu. 9as bat mid furirt unb @ott
lei 9anf bin if iebt gerettet uno eine
9eiunoe unb fraftise 5rau." Brobez
flaiGen frei in Der g(pot9efe pOn s..
aalteper & Gubu. Gesuldre @rbBe so
Gents uno $1,00. @S piro Garantie
seleiltet Ooer Der Breis miro 5uriids
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Mcpfel afs 8nbfnfter.

Sic Gelebrten beneiien uns, baB
4epfel gum gr6Bien 3beiIe WoRer uno
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bem belireitet tein glrst bic ausge3ei1.
neten Wirfunseu bes ObfgeuufIe8 auf
ben menfhli9en &6rper. Gs muB bod
iuobl etwas In bieiem ,Obapafer"
fein, mas Die InaIple bes gbemifers
nod nidt entbedt bat. NattirIi6 ift
bamit nidt gefagt. baB es BON gor.
tbell 1T. tpeun elm Menfb fid aus.
i6liebIi6 bon Sbff erndbren follte !;
bin uno mie5er ein gutes 8eeffeat
ooer herglei6sn, grob &c seb6ren aud
ba5u.
Gerabe 10 berbdlt es F9 nit benz
Veiftiitern bon Obf an MiI4ttibe.
Die 8biere In Obitreid,u Sabren In
ben @arteu su treiben, bamit lie f6
bier baS Galobft oufiuden. 1T bur6.
aus bertuerfi9. Sat man nid1t Belt,
bic 4epfel anfSuiu6en uub su sers
itampfsn, Dber no giber gema1t mirb,
ouf Der 0bitmlble su sermablen, 10
laiie man bic G6lDeine In ben Obi1.
aartsu, biefe alein iiab bann am
YIase, has Obt su Dermeriben.
Man barF ben MildIiiben bic asr.
ifampfteu 4epfet nidt allein fattern,
icnbern nit Sbrot pber &leie unb
nit 5eu. stepfeI er3susen bel Der Sub
einen Worraib biinner Mil1 BON ues
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8etrei6e. unb 6eufIiiieruns, beFunbers
nit Wtaisi6rot na9geboIfen perben,
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aa er3eagen. Robe ober seto9te 4epfel
ftnb ein ausgesei6uete8 NebenIutter
unb beiOnbers nirten getodte NepfeI
nit gBei8entlele gtiuitig auf ben Mil6.
erirog. gine Sanepoa 2sinfomen ba.
3u 9emiidt eiebt eine CUTE. rei9e MiI9
uHo etne beionbers mobfamedeabe
Butter. Selbfuerfinbli9 barf man
aa9en, melde ntdt on Aspfel gep6but
hne, niht gr6Bere Mengeu beionbers
taurer Jrttdte geben; bic 5biere ions
nsa baour6 Iei6t StOlit befommea.
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Wtaisi9rot an. Sm aasemeinen freI.
len ia bic aabe serne aepfel, ftBe lie.
Der ais faure, unb ner Obadt aiebt.
mirb balb Iernen, In lpeIder Menge er
oteie 9abruna ben SbiereH nit Dor.
tbeil rei6en Tam.
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QanOmirtbidaftIille5.
3pabcfaumce Strcb.

gie!fa9e 8eobod>tungen baben be.
mieien, baB bonn &Oft befaleneS Gtrcb
bdufig araatbeiten peranIabt. unb boz
5eIonDers fir iunge 5biege uno ira
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iol6e iunga 3biere, bic nod iaugteH,
BON Der 2abme befaQeu murben; piele
tragenDe Stuten oermarfen, baaegen
oersebrtea es dltere. nidttrdbiige 5Diere
obne Na6tbeil. Gu@ In anberen Ges
genbea bot man 8ermetfsn trd9tiger
Mnttertbiere beoba6tst. Mean fu9te
mad Der urfa6e bin unb Der, bis man
fe euoli9 i'm roitbefaleHen 6afsritrob
fQHb, tpegAes Oiel uerflittert murbe, ba
Die 6euerAte in Der 8egenb febr tuapp
aus8efaQen mar. Gs III ia leiber bic
Gegel, oaB auf uuieren ueitli9eu Gare
men, bas Sunguieb ben @inter iiber
ausf9lisBlld ON u5trobIad# fi@ er.
ndbren muB. Da liegt bod bic M6g.
Iidteit iebr nabe, baB BEL benz alleint.
gen 8enuB bes meif fort bsfauenen
Strobes Die Sbiere eutpsber nidt ge.
oeibeH obsr gar trant nerben. Wobl
mirb our6 8lubs uno nod u1ebr burb
bic Drei9maidine biel Roit bon benz
Strob ab9ef9Iageu - bic Mdber unb
Dreider be3eugsn bas ia III ibrem Aus,
feben, tnenn He bel ben bstreffenben
Nrbeltea In &oitnolfen eiusebiiat uab
bon elmer rDibbraunen 5taubf9i1t be.
oedt fno - aber es bleibt inmerbin
nod genue 8olt I'm 5trob, um ben
Sbieren fhabii6 au perben. 8eiou.
bers fei besbalb barauf aufmertiam
gemaDt, ben pferoen teine ungebro.
i1eaeE @arben 3u geben. mie es uobI
sur 3eit Der 0aferernte, tpenn alter
0afer uno Wsats fnapp lit. geidiebi.
Au6 lofle man, i6on aus Spartan.
teltsrildn6ien. Da8 0ieb i'm Winter
ni9t augebinoert at ben Strobbaufen
gebea; ieDer weiB, ME piel 6utter auf
bieie gBsife bon ben 8bieren tn ben
S6mub getreten unb Derf1uenbet
tuigo. 3Uei 3siben pfdbIe freu3wsis
uaD F6rlge IN bic Groe eeirieben lai.
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