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The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-19

after being a victim totyphnid. hrain anu
rheumatic fcyers IN lsJ2, my ~ stem was iuft
In u debiliiated condition. Resides h,i &
very weak had numerous assesses ON the
lower part of my back and spine rnm Which
u great number II pieces ~ hone were taken.
As fast as an ahsceS> would appear and VAS
lanced another would form. Twas treated 70
two different hospitals without success, the
surgeons In attendance informing me that
was suffering from blood poisoning. The abs.
cesses continued To form and | was never
without pain until six months ago | WIS
Induced to try
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-19
NiCkLE. SilNER. GOLD RalRp
And SOLID GOlD.

We hare q fvN linc aud scU ti,oR
al right prices.
ELGINS reach a. right.
ELGINS rcach you right.
Elgins stand for ,c,ai ~ rigir a.
time Keeping and lasting qualittcs,
and hat Is ,chy zee arC right ia J,tlsl.-
ing thc Eigin lldfch.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-19
AYERS
SaPsapaPlIIa

When had taken the first bottle found gu
Improvement and after finishing twelve bot.
ties now feel rs well rs ever did Ia my luH
The old assesses hay" all healed. ucw ON S
have ceased To come aud my health Is spleen.
did. Before using the SHr>Tp1rilH 1--we. rl.yd
Ia lbs, ana now after using q dugou hottie,
my weight Is 200 lbs. |, not his u sure .Fu
that I have been taking tho champion blood
purifier of the wuTld?'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-19
FOR Japan AND CHINA;
FOR SAN FRANCISCO:

For ssassal Information apply 10
~. NAOkVELD So,,L,S. Agent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-19

It elements OF evil should he instantly
forsaken or entirely changed. In some
cases the way may be clear to do this.
In other eases II may not. when sud
den and serious complications arise
The teaching OF Christ inclines to ey-
oiution. not to sudden revolution. 1t
trusts to the gradual diffusion of light
by Christian lives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-15
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Conductor E=# LeB4eaaa is now tabiuga much needed rest.
 The c8r service department iu Py- .ee. Texas, has been abolished.
 qhe Texas Ranger made flying 6ip to Lidle Rock Fzidav.
 A large check case has been built here for the 9exarEana baggage room.
 new forge for hanging purposes has been placed iB the boiler depart ment
 Superintendent Wm. Gonghlin has been suffering with pet boil on his neck for the past week.
 Mir. Perry L.. Thompson has ae- eepted q position as stenogFaPhef in the store keepers office.
 Mr. Carter Murphy, a maehinist apprentice, has resumed his duty af- ter several days illness.
 The track at Grace Station are very soft and all trains have beencaution- ed to travel slowly over them.
 Mr. Frank smith, 3 maehinist at the shops, and his wife, have just re- turned from trip to Waco, Texas.
 Mr. Wyatt Ivy, who had a finger mashed off at the shops about q month ago, has resumed his duties.
 Mail and express cars 57 and g have been completed in the paint department and all are now ready l for service.
 Mr. Charles MeAilister. formerly an employe Of the tin department but now of Stuttgart, is here visit ing relatives
 MT, R. C. Wolf, who has been com. 6ned to his room with Ia grippe for Gle past two weeks. will report for duty Monday.
 Mr. E. J. Lawrence. aearpenter at the shops took hIs first degree last Friday night into the mysteries of the 4. o. U. ".
 Nr. 2. H. Mooney, the efficient boiler maker foreman, is again at his post, after being confined t9 hi9 home with fever.
 Mir. B. \. Ii ii floor foremanin
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-15

calminatsd#in tbe introduction Of 3 bal 64 Senator SaaeGIe6ofd iH tb5 Seuafe for placing that county oa tbe saHarled list The baI provides salaries as follows.
 County aud probate clerk, S2 180 per anbum. Three deputies, sI 23U each per aunum.
 Circuit clerk and reC0rcer5 92 0U6 Four deputies, $1. 200.
 Chancegy clerk, S2.000 One dep uty, $l, 2o0.
 Sheri8 and tax collector S3, 800 Five deputies, Sl2d9.
 Treasurer. =z U80
 The act t5s to take effect January D, 1900.
 The salaries allowed under tbe above bill are greater than the sala- Ties authorized 6Y either Of the acts placing Washington or Sebastian county on the salaried list, but since Pulaski is the weaIthiest county m the State the proportion is main taioed. The salaries allowed in Sc bastian county are as follows
 The fees and salaries ofthe clerks Of the circuit and county courts are s3. 300 per annum each, out of which sums aa necessary deputies and  assistants must be paid.
 The fees ald salary Of the Sheriff of Sebastian county are s, 900 per annum, and the additional salary of $1, POO per an1um as collector. mak- Ing 8 total of $4700 per aanum, out of which sums the said Sherif and collector must pay all deputies and assistants as may be repaired to discharge the duties of said offices. ?
 With Washington. Sebastian and Pulaski counties on a saiaried sys= tenn and Jefferson county on the fee system, there viii be quite a differ ence in the future between holding office in any of the three former counties latter
 Ia the former al. office would be worth from s2, 800 to &. 0a0 a year, while in the latter the same offices
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-15

tae mach .9e shops, has been defaiu= cd from duty for the past few das on aeegant Of illness.
 Mr WHl sat4ders. m ea58ist who has had Ia grippe for tAe past tyvo weeks, has resumed his duties at the round house.
 4lr. F. M ISilroys foransH Of the entire rip track and carrepliring ae paTtment, has resumed lis dudes ais Ter a few days Illness.
 Mr. J. J. Kress,# formerly superin- tendent of car service at Texarkana, has accepted the position as sHperfn- tendent on the Wabashroad
 Mr. D. J Nichols, resident engineer Of this road, and 4. ". Foscue. his first assistant, have just finished surveys of yard extensions in Waco, Texas.
 Mr James Finnigan. an employe in the coach department, while at work on a pair Of coach trucks had the misfortune to mash hisfoot with a tie bar.
 J. c. Burns, formerly an emPloye of this company but now with the NJ. K. X T. road, is here shaking hands with his many faiI- road friends
 Mr. William Gos sett. formerly a machinist at these shops bat now with the Katy road in Dallas, was among his many railroad friends l here last week
 MI. Chas Tempest, who has been night machiuist in the round house | for the past year, has severed his
 connection with the company to ae- cept q similar one with the Mountain shops ia Little Rock.
 1lr. V. C. Wartrous has been ap- pointed superintendent of the trans portatioa department tTexarkaua. This office has just been created and is Q much needed one.
 MT. Ed BlackwoOd, who was hurt last week at Camden while coupling cars, was yesterday taken to the company hospital at Tyler, until be recoyers from his injuries.
 
 There is slight probability that the railroads will make any attempt tc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-15
.he Fee System

The Graphic has frequently oflate pointed to the general movement to abolish the inquitous fee system in the weaithier counties ot the State. Already the fec system has been abolished in Washington and Sebas- tian counties and their county off cers placed on a saIaried list. All fees received in these counties are reported to the County Court, and all sums received a6oye the salaries allowed by law are covered into the county treasury. la this manner the county offices have become prof itable to the tax payers ot the coua- ty as well as to the officers.
 So well has the plan " orked in Washington and Sebastian that other counties are about to inaugu- rate the same system. Recently there has been some agitation in Garland and Pulaski counties for the abolition of the fee system. h Pulaski county the agitation has ssszE ESs-sz-z ->-,g---svs----uzx
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-15

would bfjH@ their oeeQpantsia from s8 38J ta ED ad5 AeaH=
 BaEtaeeeisa #a =de6aed senfi ment fu this county for tLe a6oIi- lion of tbe fea system, aad# ours -H- ator and Representatives will 9e reUl9s to ther duties aEd 0b,iv50us to the wishes and sentiments of 8 majority of tLeir constituency if they don [ pUt JeffersCn county on taH sa5aTied list along with the 0th. CT 6fr com ties 0G the State
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-15

a6aiisa toarfsta agencies. Prominent passenger nIHu=saE tbe agents never disturb rates to aay=extent.
 Nr.8. \ Llgeett. who 6as been division superintendent for several years9a t6is roadfrom Mount Pleas. ant t9 Gatesyi1le, Texa=, a4s been promoted to the sHearlHtendeney d tha= entira Cotton Bslt system in Texas.
 Mir Dewitt Hope, who fas cen running switch engine for B tev months, bad 10 tender his resigna- tiou as engineer on account of bis back being very weak. which he broke seeeral years ago while run. une #tais s1sten as engineer He Will resume his position as watch. man i1 the yagas at these shops.
 2 be working hours at these shops have been changed as follows. Work commences at 7.45 a, n. to 1l:4l q. n. and from p. HI. till , D. n. This change was made on account oi darkness fn the morning when start ing at7 q. m.. and going to wcrk at day light and quitting at day break saves q great quantity of coal oil.
 Mir Chas. Hammond, the special agent for the Etna Lifeana Accident Insurance Goa who has been here in. suring the railroad boys, was the lucky winner for the prize given to the agent who insured the largest number of working people in the month of December, which was thirty dollars in gold.
 Mr. Jerry Bedding, formerly me cbanic on this road and recently o the White < Black River railroad, has accepted a position as mastel mechanic of the Arkansas x bouisf ana railroad. We congratulate Mir Bedding on bis good luck and als( do wecongratulate the 1. < L.roa' on securing such an efficient gentle man.
 Mr. Arthur Loving, formerly chic clerk for General Foreman T. ii Osborne, and c. ". Pettigrew formerly bookkeeper, will both sut
 eed Mir. |. (. Laine as bill an voucher clerks. 4 double desk vii be made for that position as doubi work will be added to 1t, and M V. r. Tonic will succeed MT Arthn Loving as chief clerk.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-15
 As 70 GIRGIlATloN

The Lads GRAPHIe has nearly double the o42eulatiea of any other Pine BluH daily newspaper. and the Daily and semi-Weekly GRAPHIe have combined circulation larger tnan that of any other Pine Bluff daily or eekly newspaper l Aivertisements accept cd on thsS Euarantee,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-15

Col. Wm. Ransom, after remaining in the city q week transacting busi- ness, left Saturday for his home at Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-15

Entered at the Post-of1iee at Pine Bluff. Ark. k.asseeo9d-eIass mailmatter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-15

For sour stomach use Rex Dyspep- eia Tablets. 25c. q box. Sold by j.. NJ. Bailey. Druggist, 421 Main st. b
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-15
Ube DatlQ Graphic.

sss. AnVeerlslNa RATES MADE KNOWN
 DS RATIFICATION.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-10-04
The Bonded Warehouses.

The Manufacturers" Record thus directs at
tention to the advantages OF the b0nded.Wafe'
house system and It's beneft TO the farmers
and all business interests In the South, as
The bonded warehouse business is already
In active operation In Columbia and Char
otte, and has proved q very great help to the
farmers and to cotton manufacturers; 1.-THE
and get receipts therefor and use them with
banks as giltedge collateral It's wheat would
always be rushed to market at the beginning
OF the season and depress prices to the lowest
general establishment OF bonded cotton ware.
houses throughout the South working on
the basis Of those at Charlotte and COLUMBIA
would be
The cheapening of the rate for for money,
as these warehouse receipts would be accept
ed as good collateral In New York Baltimore
and elsewhere. all money needed for hand
ling and carrying cotton could be secured at
from 4 TO 8 per cent, according to current
The farmers, thus being able to store cotton
and carry 1t at q very low rate OF interest,
would not be forced TO sell as soon az picked.
Cotton would not be crowded on the market
In the fall, thus breaking prices.
have the same advantages in handling tnelr
cotton which the West has had for many
years through It's elevator system.
Buyers for northern and foreign mills, De-
Ing able 10 store cotton In bonded.Wsre.
house es. could carry it 10 the South and ship
1t out from month to month as needed, thus
benef1ting the railroads and securing the
lowest ocean freight rates.
Cotton.warehouse. receipts would become
recognized in all money centers as first class
collateral, and the whole cotton crop would
then be bankable asset, revolutionizipg the
business to the benefit OF the entire South:
These are few facts universally recognized
by every man who has studied the question.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-10-04
WELCOME TO ABBEYILLE.

We learn that Mr.. John Rose, Of Walhalla,
who ia well known in Abbeville as business
man has rem ted one OF the new cottages belong
ING 10 MIR. L. w. White, and will soon be mum.
bered as one OF our citizens. Mr.. Rose and
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-10-04
Clemson's Collection.

Clemson, 8. c., Dot. 1st, 1899.
Capt. Jno. E. Bradley has returned to re-
sume the work on the macadam road to Cal.
The football team Is now under hard train
ing to play University Of Georgia, on Oct. 7th.
The prospects for q team are good this year.
All OF the old men have returned except
Chrietz-berg, and Mathis.
G. M. Gentry, class '9s was here sometime
back.
lege on the 18th and 29thth.
Cadet James G. Hill, who went TO Atlanta
to have his eyes treated, has returned.
Rev. Watson preached In the college chapel
this morning.
MATS. Klugh and Lee. with several OF the
students, went to New York with the Green
vile Militia Company. They will return
The many friends OF David Fl. Henry '98 are
glad TO learn that he has secured position
with the Athens Oil Mill Co. We wish him
much SUCCESS.
Prof. Shiver Ia now In Philadelphia. where
he ia under medical treatment.
J. D. Maxwell '98 who is now working for
the General Electric Co., OF Schenectady. N: Y.
paid flying trip to his friends at the college
last week.
The Y. NJ G. A. has begun with fourlshing
prospects this year. About one hundred and
twenty-five we're present at the last meeting.
The Clemson College Chronicle will be out
about the 18th.
A game OF Gall was played Saturday even.
ing between the band and the college which
resu ted In score OF TO ~ In favor OF the
band team.
There is some talk amoog the authorities OF
estsblishing an electric car line between CAL
houn and Clemson College:
The corps will most probably go to the State
fair this fall.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-10-04
Parade Indicates the Show.

Be sure to be out for the parade OF the Great
Wallace Shows. II is q solid mile Of glitter
ing pageant. with many grand and artistic
tableaux, beautiful women, handsome men,
all gorgeously attired. and the finest horses
ever seen anywhere. There are number of
bands, herd of elephants, a caravan OF
camels and scores OF open dens. The parade
is true index to the show; so see for yourself
In advance whether this one Is worth paying
to attend.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-10-04
amily will be welcomed to our city by many


Mr.. Ed syfan and family expect to move TO
Abbeville very soon and Will probably occupy
Of pretty cottages on WsrGlaw street ss
room enough always for one more.
EMpoRIUMs OF FASHION.
The fall opening at the "Emporiums Of
cient display OF beautiful goods, but was in
! every sense grand success and witnessed by
larger number OF ladies' than usual. Both
stores, R. NJ. Haddon Co.. and aug: W.
dressed with a display OF rich and costly
goods that would have done credit to any city
store in the State.
The display made at the white Front
Store' OF Aug. W. Smith was something new
and novel, the arrangement being very citN
like and entirely different to the usual man
ner draping on these occasions, therefore was
greatly admired by all. Mr.. Smith received
this bis 6ryt opening. 2.
Mr.. j. Bolton Lyles Jr, is an expert "win-
dow dresser" and deserves special mention for
the windows which OF themselves drew the
attenti and won the admiration OF every
passer-by. Mr.. M"Gee's unique "sign IN
Hosiery" attracted much attention, and will
not be soon forgotten by our ladies. All IN
all the ladies thronged both stores and went
into ecstacles over the lovely goods so tempt
ingly and beautifully displayed.
PERSONAL MENTION.
~;MIss Corrie McClung is among the charming
salesladIes In the "whtte front store" OF Aug.
w. Smith where she is ready to serve her
many friends with the best OF bargains in up.
to-date and stylish goods.
OUR SICK FOLKS.
DR.. J. M. Thomas who has been sick for
long time, Is still quite i'll He was resting
more comfortably last week, but is not doing
we'll at this writing. His many friends regret
to hear OF his extreme illness.
Mrs. w. II. Long Of this city is quite sick,
and her speedy recovery Is earnestly wished
for by hosts Of friends. ...E
Miss Eliza Gambrell has sufficiently recov.
cred from her recent Illness, as to be able to
resume the duties Of her school.
Mr.. J. Allen Smith Jr., who has been quite
sick for some time is now improving and tits
hoped Will soon be able to be at his place
OF business.
Mrs. Mary P. Duore after long and tedious
illness Is now improving, and for change ts
spending while with her son, Mr.. w. Q.
DuPre.
The many friends OF Mr.. J. Abb Allen. we're
glad to see him out during the balmy days OF
last week enjoying the sunshine and the
kindly greeting OF numerous friends.
FROST REPORTED.
Light frost was reported by several farmers
on last Monday morning.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-10-04

Don't miss seeing the
stock of dress goods
offered by Smiths Dry
Goods and Millinery.
Dresses from 4Oc. to
$1,000.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-10-04

Why suffer, when DR.. Hills Headache Pow
der will relieve you instantly. For sele by
Milford & DuPre. Phone l07.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-10-04
Notice.

A LII PERSONS are hereby notified not tc
IA trespass on our lands for any purpose.
A. NJ. KENNEDY,
Aug. 26, lS99,tf A. B. KENNEDY.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-10-04

Only good shoes sold
by Smiths Dry Goods
and Millinery. Ladies
and children.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Power we're IN town
on Thursday the guest Of Miss Lula Power
and Mrs. Med. Cater.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-23
uIitteI 9e9en Sduie beim Rinopieb.

9Gufe ftnben it9 am 6dufigiten bel
Ible9t gendbrtem SungOieb unb BET mage
rem &ii6en uno 6aben i6ren StB b%eipno'rs
am @run0e Der O6ren, 9Orner, am 9alie,
an ben S6ultern unb auT benz &iden. Sic
peranla1en Elm forttpd6renbes &aiben uno
S6euern, tppbur9 Die 9aare 1teuentpelie
a6gerie6en tperbeu. Sur 8ertilgung btelsr
96marober Itnb piels Mittel i'm 8ebrau9,
elm 8etpeis, oaB bic Nnpenoung oerIelben
6Gufig ben gepiini9ten @rfol9 ni9t er3tez
len 1GBt. @inige OaDon ftno Iogdr nacb7
t6eilig unb f0nnen @rtrantungen uno 1ogar
ben Sob Der HinOer 6erbeifii6ren, 10 3. y.
reines petroleum, 8en5in nit Sel Oerz
mif9t, &arbol0l, Quedftlberial6e, itdrfe
Nbfo9ung Don Sabut etc. 9agegen iirp
git empfs6len; 1. Man paf4e Die nit
2Gu1en 6e6afteten Ginoer nit &artoffela
mGIer ab, bas beiBt nit 6eiBem Wuifer, in
tpel9em 8artoffeln a6geto9t iino. Die
@irfung bie1es Maffers beru6t auf ieinem
8e6alt an Solanin, einem %giftigen 9tofFe,
Der aus ben &artoffeln in bas Mafer
iibergegangen lit, Qu4 9egen Rdubemilbsn
lit foldes 8urtoffelpafIer pirtium. 2.
ginrei6ungen nit itartem ObIteIiig pber
nit 2ein0l, be3ie6ungspeiis 5ii4tbran Iino
oft i'm Stanbe, pie 2dufe unb beren 8rut
gu t0bten. Dem QeinDl tann man etpaS
56pefelblumen (auf B ltn5en Sel einen
S9eel0ffel S6pef elblumen) 3uiebsn, oann
cuff einem Sfen ertpGrmen unb einreiben. 3.
Gin @e6IelbGatt empfieblt, Die Rinoer nit
3ptebeln uno 8nobluu4 ein3ureiben. 4.
Man bermiI9e bier S6eiIe 2einOl uno
einen She'll petroleum, i6ittGe beibes ti3z
tig burheinunber unb reibe bamit Elm. 5.
@inreibungen nit 6anfol.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-23
5n1 5nterehe oes Qabafbaus.

Seitens oes Mderbauz9 81 Departments perz
ben felt GINGER 3eit 8erIu9e dnge1teat, un
bic beften Mittel uno Wege our 6ebung unz
1eres 5abafbauS ~ausfinbi9 gu MAIDEN. Mit
bieien 8eriuaen fino prattii9 uno t6sorea
ti16 erfa6rene Mdnner betraut tpproen unb
bieie fplen Dor NQem fet1teqen, Of fi9
bur4 9emii6e Mittel cine Before QualitGt
Sabat errei9en ldBt unb ferner, INN in ST.
fabrung gu b~rtngen, tpel6e 5dttpren bic
Wttnoertpertbigfeit amerifanii6en 5abafs I'M
8erglei6e nit benz in Sumatra unb Cuba
ge3ogenen, beoingen. 8is iebt 1ino trpb
Dielfa9er 8eriu4e unb NnalpIen Der pprz
~gelegten Sabaf1orten iiberbaupt feine pratz
tii4en Gefnltate er5ielt t~pproen, ipie au9
ule frii6eren auf bieIem Se1be unternommez
men @6ritte erfolglos geblieben iinb.
Oas Sumatra Oedblatt bsrbanft feline
bor3iiglide Qualitdt Der bur9 feline fiinfta
li9en W{ittel gu eriebenben Stdrte fopie
@tgenart 6es 8pDens, auf benz Der betrefz
fenbe Sabat ge3ogen ipiro. Die R:9tiafeit
pie5er 8e6auptung gebt 16on aus benz untz
ftdnOe berDor, oaB Der in Sell, 0mala
8ingep unO anoeren our@ bette Qualitdt
ausge3eihreten Sabafgegenoen an Der Otz
tiiite Sumatra's iebt gebaute Sabaf melt
bi11ter Dem Dor 20 Sabren ge3pgenen 3uriidz
bleibt. 0umals baute man auf iungfrduz
li1em 8pben unb ~iolange fir bteIen nRaub>
bau" genug Serrain porbanben mar, splar<
ben eritflaIiise 0ualitdten ersielt, pel6e,
als man na6 10 big Is Sabren auf benz
Ielben @runbe gum eriten Male pteber
p~flan3te, iid in psit minoerpertbiee Sorz
ten perpanoelten, aber troBbem nod ale
anberen betannten Dedblattlprtsn iibertraz
fen. Naes 0ungetl uno tiiniIi9e Mittel
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-23
Gtwas iiber KantndenSudt.

8etanntli1 giebt es cine 8anin6en3uAt
ur1b uls @egenIab Elm planlpfes NuF5ieben
bon 8aninGen als Spiel3eug fir 8tnoer.
Ylanlos tptrb Die &anin6en3u6t abtr aud
baindbe I9pn bann, tpenn Bel Der Be-
niBung beS &ammlers nibt ia6gemGB perz
fa6ren mirD. Ser 3ammler p0er Sod III
bic 53terbs Der 3udt, un0 nur psi1a Der
1elbe pirtli9 fGDn lit, riGtig bebanoelt
tpirb unb bic n0tbige S9onung erfd6rt,
tam ii6 @ebei6li6es' aus Der gan3en 9td6z
fommen19aft enttpideln. Sin Rummltr
1oa fit 5ebn 5diinnen geniigen, uno mare
bageeen audi ppbl ni9ts ein3rtpenoen.
tpenn eritens ber &ammler ni6t gu jung
unb 5~tpeitens bic 8egattung BON niht gu
LANCER 9duer 1T. 8or einem Qlter BON
neun Monaten io1te etgentli9 tein 0tamm=
Ter CUR 3uht beniibt tperoen, uno fri6er
iebenfals nur, tpenn berielbe ie5r gut emit
pidelt unb fetn grIab bor6anben 1t.
I'm nun aber bas 3ulal1en un0 gtiht=
5uIaFsn in Der 9anb 81 baben, 1T es boot
unbebin9t np~tbpenoig, Rammler unp 6Gs
iinnen i'm gei9le9tsreifen Otter Don bod
items brei Mpy1ten an g~etrennt gu baltsH