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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-26

One pretty little silk gown has the full
ness given 1t by fine tucks set In around
the waist. These are stitched down five
or six inches to form three points in the
front and at the sides. and below this
the tucks flow out into the skirt. The
fine tucks are set In plain at the
back
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-26

and skirt combined of the same color
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-26

Mrs. P. O'Halloran, $50 Marshall ave
nue., will give a charity euchre tomorrow
afternoon.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-11-24

slowing tract Of land, to-wit: a tract
land Beginning at the Southwest cor
aer Of this survey and Southeast corner
{ the next adjoining survey above made
Or A WerbiSai, stake on the north
k,nk of the BIO GrGnde, from which
post II lIe y division on first high
AID bsars north : - : east $50 ys5sls
nd running thence with the meanders
II the river South 1884 East 333 yaras
a point opposite banco. thence cross
ng river ana following nieallaers OF Old
,iver bed around the banco South 81 -
Nest 600 var S South II IA East go
saras East 100 7ar4s North So 1-29 East
90 varas North 33 IA ; West. 200 varas
forth 81 East 194 varas TO a point
III the, North bank OF the river Op-
Josite the lower side of banco thence
Town the Rio Grande with the meanderS
south 90 10 east, 719 varas no tn 56 .
EAST $50 varas; north 81 I-2o east 800
garas; north 30 1-2o west 725 VS.; north
/ IA east go varas; north % 3-4o L.
205 varaS; south 81 1-4o east I20 varas;
south rs 3-4o east $50 YaTas: south 42 IA
east 404 varas; south 3 II , east 642
varas; south IA . west 800 varas; north
y Ia east 645 varas: north 4 , east;
$50 varas to the southeast corner of this
survey and southwest corner of the next
survey below made for Mrs Cooper, a
stake on the bank Of the Rio Grande;
thence with the line of said Mrs. Coop
er's survey north 2 81 east, at about
200 varas set post on first high land; at
456 vaFas set post on road in field from
which an Anaqua marded = bears S,
l-2o west, at 11G0 varas passed fence
of Starck's field; at 1910 yaras a post at
fork roads; ST 5045 varas a road near re-
SAGA ;at 5305 varas passed resaca stump
for post; at 1867 varas post Resaca Cuati-
tas; at 1892 varas post at Brazos road; at
| 300 varas resaca;a lat Il, 900 varas Laguna
! Larga; at Is, 167 varas post enter
PalO Alto prairie; at -- varas Rio
Grande railroad track, and continuing
same course balance line not rum In all
SO, 482 varas to the Arroyo Colorado,
where set post for northeast corner of
this survey; thence up the Arroyo with
its meanders south IS 1-2o west; 1875
varas to post for northwest corner and
northeast corner of next survey above
made, made for A. WerbiSki; thence
with east boundary of said Werbisi and
west boundary of this survey south 1-2o
west, 90, S95 varas to the north line Of
| C.. Jagou's $40 acre tract a stake at a
wire fence; thence with said Jagou's
line, south so 1-2o east 81 varas to the
northeast corner of same; thence with
east boundary of same 1-2o west $50
varas to stake in sinders on line of said
Werbish and where it strikes said ia
| gou's line; thence with said boundary
line of Werbiski south 1-2o west 4839
varas to the place of beginning Bearing
two posts < - W variation IA : E.
said tract containing 20, 353 acres, more
or less, from which is excepted 200 acres
in the southeast corner thereof set apart
as a Homestead"
Said two tracts containing in all a.
$50 acres, more or less.
Said land will be sold to satisfy the
debt secured by said trust deed, aud
such title will be given as is vested in
said trustee. G. H. MARIS,
Substituted Trustee.
Brownsville, Texas, Nov. 3rd, 1900.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-07-05
Another New Industry.
A Webster man finds Whiting which
he intends TO work up here.

ID. M. Hartsough OF Webster is in the
city today with a view of establishing
an Industry here which is something
new for this region. Mr.. Hartsough
announces that he has made the dis
covery on hi- far.ii. three miles south
east Of Webster, of a large deposit OF
pure and very fine whiting. This arti-
Gle is the basis for kalsomine aud several
other important products, aud instead
of selling the raw material to manufac-
turers he proposes to bring it to Aber-
deem aud nave it made INTO the finished
product. In showing n sample of the
material Mr.. Hartsough said: "The
whiting now IN use in this country all
comes from England aud Wales. The
very finest is from Italy, and it has
then 70 be ground to reach the proper
state for use. That ! have found is
finer than any other produced by nature
aud experiments and analysis by ex-
prrts show il TO be- of the best quality.
I'll. deposit | have covers about three
acres oi ground aud is under from two
to Ten text of earth. ] expect to come
to Aberdeen To establish works because,
OF its central location md fine shipping
facilities. Aberdeen News.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-07-05
The Glorious Fourth.

The national holiday passed off very
quietly in this city, the only excitement
being furnished by the kids and their
fire crackers. In the afternoon a lew
Of the stay-at-homes arranged foot
races between the kids aud procuring a
set OF boxing gloves enjoyed an inn.
pronptu boxing tournament III Main
st. opposite the postoffice. There was
"a number oil real good bouts and far
more fun than was enjoyed by those
who travelled away from home i'll search
OF pleasure A majority OF the citizens
celebrated at other points, Waubay
proving a favorite attraction. Agent
Bradley reports a sale OF la tickets to
eWaubay and as many more people
went down by carriage or wheel. Our
neighboring burg cannot complain this
year OF the attendance from Webster.
A number took in the Lily celebration,
and Others visited the lake resorts or
took in the Chatauqua attractions at
Big Stone Lake. A rain In the evening
drove folks home early and made u
quiet ending to q quiet day.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-07-05
Another Prophecy That Failed.

j. Sterling Morgan's Conservative
In his speech at Hornellville, N. X,
August 20, 1896, Mr.. Bryan thus declared
against the gold standard.
"They know the gold standard
ages the boarding Of money instead of
expending it in the development Of the
of the country. and nov this
policy of boarding is driving thousands
and tens of thousands and hupdreds,of
thousands Of ~workingmen out in the
streets, where they beg for the privilege
of working for their daily bread"
1t was not the gold standard that cre-
ated the conditions to which he referred
but the fear Of repndiation and depreci-
alton drove capital from the usual chan
nels of investment. Ii there was any
doubt about this at the time it has been
removed by later events. The. defeat Of
Mr.. Bryan, the consequent restoration
of public confidence in our financial in
tegrity, brought the gold from hiding
and employed 1t ain developing the re
sources Of the counsry,A aud thus gave
employment 70 labor.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-07-05

The 8 uccess OF the Madison ball team
has sen { the temperature OF the fans OF
that ci ty up to 120o. When the team
return ed home from Flandreau where
they twice defeated the Indians they
were rendered a reception at the Opera
house, where the mayor delivered n
speech OF congratulGtion. Other adj
dresses were made, music by the band
dance, etc. A lacal poetaster broke out
40 follows.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-07-05
A New Bryan story.
Bryant Post.

Bryant Post.
A good story, and a r one, is told
on Bryan. When he was crossing New
Mexico on the Santa Fe road a crowd
greeted him ut the little town of Gallop,
and the great orator from the state of
Nebraska decided to makea speech and
the people yelled themselves hoarse, but
when the nose ceas d the Mayor of the
town stepped forward and presented MIR.
Bryan with a fine Navajo blanket on
which was pinned a note that read az
follows: "My dear Mr.. Bryan: Under
the Republican administration the wool
in this blanket sells for 20 cents a pound.
Under the democratic administration it
sold for 6 cents. Please tell this TO your
constituents
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-07-05
Where win lie Get Them.
Portland o~regonian.


Bryan must have PA votes to be elect
ed. The solid south, outside of Ken
lucky, will give him liz votes, which,
with the votes OF Montana, Missouri,
Nebraska, Nevada and Utah, "a in all,
will bring his total up to f46. Giving
Bryan the "a votes represented by Ken
lucky, Maryland and Delaware, he would
have 100, or 81 short of the number to
elect. To gain this number it's essential
that the democracy carry New York,
with 36 votes, and Indiana, with 10, be-
sides one other state, or Ohio, Illinois
and Indiana. These states cannot be
carried upon a democrat appeal that has
any admixtnre Of free silver at IL to 1 In
1t, and Mr.. Bryan is sure TO be nominated
on a platform authorizing the free coin
age Of silver.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-07-05
The Issue OF the Campaign.
New kork Sun

y YIN buh*
Which do you prefer, to make money
or to lose m%oney-to keep your job or o
lose it?
Which do you prefer, prosperous activ-
ity or stagnation and depression?
Which do you prefer, steady and healthy
markets, business confidence and enter
prise moving ahead without fear, or
panic aud confusion, doubt and distress?
Which do you prefer, to stand fair
before the world, or to be despised and
distrusted by the world?
These questions bring out the chief
issue OF this new campaign between Nc
Kinley and Bryan which will be reeog-
nized by American common sense.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-07-05

mill was carried awaJ. Three telegraph
poles to the east and one 10 the west OF
the depot were blown down aud com
mum cation by wire interrupted for q
time. Among the heaviest losers by
by hail are: Jos. Gibblin. Knapp. L. &
I'll. Jeske, Schwartz, Wolfe, F. Guderian.
County Commissioners Reilander and
John Norton.
The members of the Woman's Thurs
day Club are unanimous In declaring
that the last meeting of the year, held
at the home OF Mrs. Miller was the
most delightful OF all. The program,
given below was of exceptional merit
and upon it's completion Mrs. Miller
served elaborate and dainty luncheon.
Original Poem. Summer Travels of the Club
Mrs, Kramer.
Political C~onundrum. Mrs. Ochsenreiter.
Original Poem, Home Again.
Mrs. F. Ross.
Song, ''0lcott's Lullaby
MIS-. Peabody.
Recitation, Kipling.
Mrs, Morris.
French ballad Queen Hortense Mrs. Williams.
Conundrum, Mrs. Small.
Guessing contest of initials and non de plums
Mrs. T.. w. Taylor.
Recitation 'Atold Aunt Mary's.'
Mrs. Norton.
Readias, About Mary Queen of Scots.
Piano Duet Before the b ger
Mrs. Miller and Miss Peabody,
Speech. Ala-Marc Antony and Brutus
Mrs, Siglinger.
Recitation, "The Swedish Casibianca,'
Piano Solo. AIa-Paderewski,
Mrs. Spriestersbach.
Conundrums, Mrs. Hash.
Piano Solo q nd Song, Miss Peabody.
The following set OF resolutions was
held at Webster. June Is TO 20.
w hereas, We the teachers of Day
County in Institute assembled desiring
to express our appreciation OF the
plea sure and benefit derived therefrom,
do hereby adopt the following resolu-
tons.
Resolved that we express our deepest
gratitude TO our County Superinten-
dent Tor her untiring efforts put forth
in oar behalf during the past four years
that we deeply regret that the law
limits the term OF County Snperinten-
dent thereby depriving US OF so efficient
u leader.
Resolved, that we most heartily en-
dorse the sentiment of the people OF
Day County, recommending Miss Aasved
to the office Of State Superintendent OF
Public Instruction.
Resolved, that WI extend to our
Conductor, Prof. Kepbart aud his assis-
tants, Miss Bloom, Prof's Burcalow
and Jones, our sincerest thanks Tor
their earnest work and kindly interest
manifested towards US.
Resolved, that we thank the people OF
Webster for their courteous treatment
while here and that Il appreciation IL
due 70 the School Board for the use of
the building and apparatus.
Resolved, that copies OF these reso-
lutions be inserted in the South Dakota
Educator, Normal Teacher and the
papers of Day County.
Guy Bates,
Jessie West,
Emma Warner
Committee.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-07-05
A Te,,,,,,

UnfAr n
~ ue wah' matron was teach
Vi The little darkies on her
on how TO spell. The primer
was a pictorial one. anu over
sna u was It's accompanying pic
= roliy glibly spelled '.o-x, OK"
4, 0.o'x, box etc.
| n. ne teacher thought that she
hsr ig too rapid progress. so she
aand over the picture and said.
81. what does OK spelIY'
NJ. answered Polly nimbly.
W you know that II spells OK.
h n. s .aii." replied the apt Polly.
francisco Argonaut.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-07-05
anr First Emperor.

At the time when the war win SPAN
had been brought to a successful close
a number of statesmen were discuss'ns
the future Of the country over tneir
cigars in Washington.
At last n enthusiast exclaimed ao
dressing himself to the most promi-
nent member Of the group, IN NY
.ninion we are drifting directly toward
imperialism, and you. sir, should De the
FIRST emperor" -,
aNot II / know It." drawled the great
man. 81 am not fool enough to wal.
"a be the first emperor Of a nation Oh
such GOOD shots."-Harper's Magazine.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-07-05
CURRENT TOPICS. Il
aBs5GSg sE3GG<
Be Not Cast Down.
Groton independent.

"Try mems souls" requires no argument
The long drouth--not only in South Da-
kota, but throughout the greater portion
of the whole northwest-h done its
work. There will be short Gro , and
thousands OF people will receive no bene-
fit, no matter how high prices may go.
One ounce Of courage is wnrtha ton of
calmatitous forebhoding at such times as
the future promises.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-07-05

No matter What others advertise, you always get the same good
for less money or better goods for the same moneya at THE FAIR.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-07-05
O'Regean's Men.


Do you know when the diamond looks besI
When it glistens like beads in the SUM-
IT'S when O'Regan's men stand in their place
And the game has just fairly begun.
When Hickey stands firm in the box,
And shoots the ball over TIC plate.
And Lynch takes it in on the curve
When the batter is striking te5 late
When Capt. Frary is planted on first.
And to him Snyder fires the ball.
The runner is out" says the umpire;
Sure he never reached first base at all.
When over on seconds Dalquist,
As calm as the man in the moon
It's no use trying to steal second
For Lynch gets the ball there too soon.
When third base is covered by Egan,
The co untry is safe over there;
He ira ps every ball in that quarter,
And handles IL quickly, with care.
When Beecher, Berg and Babe Towne,
Are ont in the field gazing round,
Bad luck to the, ball that flies up,
Sure it never can get to the ground.
o, that's, when the diamond looks best,
When Madison is handling the ball,
When they're at bat they hit 1t so hard
That ii scarcely gets back there at all.
At Wilmar, Granite Falls and Montevideo
Our boys nearly ran OF their legs
Aud 20 I'D think every day is was Easter
The wa y they disbed out the goose eggs.
At Flandreau they scalped the wild Indians,
And captured their chief Hillebrand.
And we know they can cage the Canaries,
With Hickey's famous left hand.
Then hurrah for our Madison boys,
They are gentlemen every one,
Without brag or blow at it they go,
And play ball on a fast run.
Yes, hurrah for our Madison boys
With snits of red, white and blue,
They nave elegant tans
And we're proud of our fans,
Hurrah for the red, white and blue,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-02

perieBte 2aDp Smeatpn. sic ie6en
eleno uno ansegriffen aus uno miiiIen
uneeoingt cine tleine Nbpebslung taz
ben, beosntsn sic, baB sic neue
Srdfts gu Dem i4peren Sample fam
meln miiHen."
uno 8ipien lieB ii9 pirfli6 iibers
rsoen. Der 8eoante an einiae Sage
Der Gube mar ibr nab oieiem 2sben
poll S9mer5en uno Glenb 10 IiiB uno
perlodsno. Sic fl6r na6 benz Bart
hiniiber uno elmer Der erIten 9dIte, Der
Tie bort begriibte mar 9oro ct. SUIT,
Der eben bon @sppten betmsetebrt mar
uno itA unsemein freuts, lie pieoer5us
ieben.
sd mar felt entidloRsn, sic aufs
sufinoen, MiB Neslie", iasts er, .uno
bdtte id Sic audi pur9 sanS Gnglano
iuGsH miiiien. Sn Der Soffnung, Sic
81 ieben, pGre i9 audi nad) 2anceppoo
eetommen, i6 tonnte ben 9eoanten on
Elm Wisperiebsn NIT Sbnen unmDgli9
aufssben. Mleine erIte I6Ii6t mar,
gletf na6 IN Ierm erIten Ssgeguen
mad England Suriidsufebrsu, tnoeb
nareu meme Pldne, BON Rbein aus
brett na6 ggppten 81 geben, i6pn Su
melt ppr6ereitet UNI Tie oa nod 81 an
bern. Wdre i6 ielbit nur babel be-
tbeilist geipeien, 10 bate ia, obne tpeiz
ter gu iiberlegen, Iaes umgeitoben,
aber i9 bate MIDI nit Inberen perz
abrepet unp fpnnte nun mein Wort
nift suriidnebmen."
.Gs mar iebr Re6t, bas Sic bic
Heiie ni6t a%ufsaben", bemertte 9ipien.
.3iirnen sic mir ni9t, MiB Rsslie,
tpenn i9 Sbnen seitebe, bab id bic Or
innerung an ibr 4ntliB uno Sbre
Stimme iiberall nit mir nabm."
Sic siirnte linn nt6t. SIR !SsrS
puroe bon einem leiIen unsetdnnten
9efiible bepegt, = oas pie Der Rpt6z
mus elmer tDitliden Melopie bur6sitz
terts uno ibr 4ntliB nit einem lisblis
den, ieligen Iusorud pertlGrte.
,Sie piirpen ld6eln, tpenn i5
S,bnen srSGblte pie Sbr Bib mid psrs
folste", fubr 2orb ct. SUIT fort. SD
seba4te Sbrer an ben ufern bes Hils
unp in benz S9attsn Der mG9tigenYp=
ramiosn, ipie Der t0nisli6en Yalmen,
uno mein grites nab meiner Seimtebr
ms WaterldnD mar, lie duf5uiu6en."
sic penbste ii9 freunbli9 unb
sliidli9 ld9elnb 81 ibm.
,Wpber tpuBtsn sic benin meinsn
Hamen9" fragte iie. sd bate i'm
Sbnen bod ni4t sendnnt."
Rein, Sic tparen grauiam senug,
i'm gu peri9peisen. aber i9 erfubr
i'm oenno6. Qle gnslGnpsr, nit De-
nsn i6 in 8eriibruns fam, tanntsn
NtiB Heslie, Die grbin BON 2ancepoob
Iebr wobl."
Sin Sdatten iiberflos ibr @ntlib
uno lassrte iia I'm ibre i4Onen
Iugen.
sd bin i9On lGnsit ni6t me6r bic
grbin bon 2uncepooo", iagte iie.
sd peiB es bereits, man ersGblte
mir ben 3uiammenbang. Sic glauben
ni9t, pie oft i6 bis babin iibsr bic
llrlade Sbres S4merSes na9ba9te,
oa sic mir iasten, baB tpepsr Sob nod
&rautleit. tpessr Der @erIuit BON Gsla
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-02

nod BON 5reunoen i'm perurIa9te. SD
babe oft itunoe;llang oariiber 9egrlz
belt, Bis t9 eni,lih erfubr, baB Sic
I'M ben 8erluit bon 2ancepooo trauers
ten."
SIR traten iene GRomente pieber
9Gn5 tlar Dor Die Seels, - lie lab ben
b!auen, noltenloisn !Stumel, ben tie=
fen tlaren Strom, Die maleriI9en
Nulnen, oGs epbeuumrai 1tte gogena
~fetiter uno ben iippisen, i.1ei9en Ha,
len, auf ben lie ii3 in if, 9r letoeHs
ttattlifen 9er6peiflung ME. serssppr'
Tell fatte, pieoer beutlidb Dor fih.
uSbglei9 t9 ieitDem bel G dmer5s
lt1ss erlebt babe, iaste lie, ,io iteben
mir Die Sualen jeues Mprgens bod
%lebbaftar, ais irgeuo elm anoeres Gr=
etgniB aus meinem 2eben ppr Die
Ssele."
Limb id bin ieitbsm piel lumber ess
ptlgert uno babe einige Wunbertpe rife
Der Welt erIHaut, aber iens Stunbs lit
mir unauslpi4li6 i'm 9eodd tniB gez
blteben", perii6erte er erreqt-
sic, oeren Geben8erfabrutaen 70
emit uno bitter ipareH, blidte %eritaunt
81 inn.
nSie oa6ten 10 oft an unier 9eeeas
nen?" fragte tie etnfa9.
Isle abnen ni9t, pie off,, Idate er,
uno es entitano elm tisfes S6tpeiaen.
Gs mar sben Inn bic Mitte oes
Iuguit, unb @ipien befanb ii6 lett
einigen Sagen in SmeatonsYart uno
bate ii9 bort, bic i9pere Sorgenlait,
Die lie tets beoriidte, abgere9net, febr
gliidli6 gefiiblt. 2orb ct. Suit mar
iebr erfreut iiber ibr Sesesnen seipe,
len, uno lie tparen iebr marine syreun.
be getporoen. 2abp Smeatpn, Die Don
gan5em Ser5en piini6te, oaB 8ipien
ii9 perbeiratbete, %erletbterte linen Das
9eiiammeniein 10 pisl als mDgli6.
Sic par ganS gliidlib iiber bic Gnt.
oeduns, baB 2orD Ct. Suit bic id0nc
WtiB Reslie 10 purm bepunbsrte, unc
CAB ibren S69tern in 9esug barauf
etnen letien Wint, 10 oaB @ipisn iid)
taum bepuBt purbe, tpie piele Stunz
ben lie tdgli4 in Der 9eieli9aft hires
neuen Sreunoss perbra9te.
GortisBunsfoGgt)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-02
Is ortisBungfoGgt,)

SDriter: Tim 9pttss pilen, Serr
Dr., Sic sielen ia brett auf ben Sreis
ber!"
Serr 3D.: nWeiB i9! Sab' INNER
auf ben Saien seSielt unb Srsibsr ssz
troffen; isBt tperoe i9 auf ben Sreiz
Der aislen unb periuaen, oh i9 ben
Saien treffe.
llnteroffisier: r@oran ertennsn Sic
SIREN Sauptmann2"
Hetrut:: Pin Der 9labe!"
llnteroffi5ier: ~Summtppf! Wenn
er nun ben Selm auf bate"
&etrut: nSerna6 tenn i9 i'm on
Der rptben Rale!"
a.: uMeni6, Su bait ia beute einsn
ipabren 9algenbumor."
9. @rGutiaam): n9in audi Ioeben
in ben StanpsaamtstaIsn ssbdnst
~spprssn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-02
20. Gapitel.

-O' Obhth'S'
Sc 1T fpirtli6 bic bDdite Seit, bob
Sspalo sinen gr5ieber befommt.
8ipiens idDnes Qntlib erbellte iif.
ais Oh ibr cine sroBe Srsube pieoer=
fabren lei.
sd Ea6e midi entl9lpfIen, bic Saz
DE fofort ein5uleiten", fubr MpLao1
fort.
WtiB Neslie tpaste feinsn Wibsrs
ipru9, benn iie belt es INNER nod
fiir better, Dab Der &nabe einen franz
sOliiden, als gar teinsn Grsieber en-
belt. sic 6Gtte einen GnglGnber bel
Weitem porgeSosen, aber bic Wubl
bling ia naiiirl.6 gang bon MplabD ab.
sd traF iebt in Yuris einsn 9et@
ter ppn mir" fubr 9alerie fort. sd,
nenne i'm Better, obglei9 er mir
nur iebr entfcrnt peripanot lit, elm
Better I'M seEnten 9liebe bielei6t.
Ssnrt be Nou9et, unb er fragte mid,
pb id bon elmer berartigen p~acanten
Steluns gehOrt bdtte. Sa i6 fir
Sspalb ME an einen grSisber seba6t
tatte; iaste ib .Hsin", aber iebt fdlt
mir ein, ras er gang bic seeisnetepers
fOnli6teit it,"
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periebte WDlubp ftola.
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libel su nebmen; es itanb gu piel auf
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lihfeit Gdum gsben ourfte, bier aolt
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gu ieben, UNI bas Drobe 3iel, baB lie
ppr Iusen tatte - bic gbre Der Iess
lies - Su errei6ert.
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fein unc fid bod miG)t gum 2ebrer eias
nen, basu seb0ren gang beiOnbere an-
logen."
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fibt pGhlen". ertCirte Mblabn, reniz
Deber tpirb Senri be Nou6et Der Grz
Sieber meines Sohnes. pber er be-
fpnlmt gar teinsn Graieber, i9 tperoe
i6m Geute Md fhreiben unb anfraz
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es Il! i'm 0runbs feline paNenbs Stelz
luna fir etnen be Nou6et, aber i6
n,rbe ibn iebr unItdnbia beiolben unb
Ct lou. tpenn er es annimmt gang ais