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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-08
FASTER TIME FOR CREsCEUs
Ketchum Expects His Trotting King
to Make New Record at Hudson
River rack.
(By Associated Press.)


New York, Aug. S.-Interviewed at
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, concerning Cres-
ceus and his chances, George H. Ketch-
UNI Of Toledo, Ohio, owner and driver
of the horse said:
Some people have notion that I do
not care to have him make fast time,
hut I am as anxious to have him break
the record now as I have been hereto
fore.
II do not think Cresceus has reached
his limit and if the conditions of the
weather and track are what they bid
fair to be, l believe you will see trot-
ing record made here. The Hudson
river track is fast and the rain has put
it in excellent condition. 1t is little
soft near the pole but that is to be all
planed off before the race this afternoon.
II weighed ia pounds at Columbus
last Friday now I weigh 178, but I ex
pect to have reduced to 175 when | drive
Cresceus. The horse. is in perfect phys
ical condition and fit to do his utmost.
I want a good, warm afternoon and an
entire absence of Wind
Mr.. Ketchum will receive $1,000 for
this exhibition by Cresceus. The horse
will be shipped from here at ono to
Brighton Beach, where he will meet The
Abbott in a special race on Aug. 81.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-08
Top Weight Too Much for the Daugh.
ter Of Frank Rllodes-Only One
Pronounced Favorite Lands
the Money-A Bad Day for
the Followers of Form.


Things happened to the talent at the
track yesterday, after the harness race.
The se!ectOrs had bad day at the guess
ing and the inroads made on their coin
stacks. were shocking. Those who came
away from the scena of tn. trimmings with
surplus mn1oney We're the pikers, who
follow long shots on percentage The
record of the day shows only one pro-
nounced favorite bringing home the
goodss 1t is pretty hard for a loser to
figure that he had good sport. so it can
be said that it was tame day. The
crowd was about the average and the
track was in pretty good shape
The trotting race went to Oregon Bull,
In two consecutive heats as was described
in the report of yesterday. The dump
ing process began in the second event,
when the wise guys, who play form and
other things selected Bert Davis to cop
the purse in the mile and one-eighth SELL
ing. Ace had following at to / and
the rest We're any old price, from ) to /,
on Chinook to 20 to l. on Singleton.
Chinook got off good second and there
was no doing anything with him after he
got out in front. He won easily by four
lengths, with Ace second, a length in
front of Delgado at to l. The time was
200 1-2. Bert Davis, Guilty Cross, at Is
to and Singleton, finished as named.
It was Tufts on whom the talent de-
pended to get even, in the third, two
year old event at five furlonss, but again
they were disappointed. The favorite sold
readily at to 5, with Prestonian and
Airline B., equal tond choices, at 5 to 3
The rest We're not considered cOntenders
There was very little to the race. Poppy
;vH1 .A1 x,,;t al,
b., three lengths behind and the favorite
third, Prestonian, Clear Sky. II to l.;
Addie D., s to and Lord Glenn, 20 to
also ran.
Some of the coin which had gone out
came back in the fourth. when Foul Play
at 4 to s, rewarded her hackers by VIM
ming the five and one-half furlongs SELL
ing. Blanche Sheppard, at to /, was
second and Lady Contrary. at II to l
was third. The time was los IA. July
Gyp, to and Odnoor, 6 to also ran.
A hot tip on AdnOor set many backing
the Jones' colt, to their sorrow.
In the fifth it was take your choice be-
tween Foncliff and Sisquoc. with Ting-a-
Ling, at to 2, we'll liked by many.
Though a good many bets were cashe1
on Foncliff's win, there We're several
heavy losers on Sisquoc and Tinga-
Ling. The race was at one mile and was
a selling and the time was 1:44. Fonclif
won like race horse from lot of dogs,
outclassing his field beyond question of
a doubt TingaLing das second and
Sisquoc third. Rio Chico to 1: Mon
1anus 20 to Z and Sam Green. 80 to !
also ran. St. German was left at the
post. Rio Chico was bad actor at the
post and delayed the start several
minutes.
The last was the greatest betting event
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-08
Hamburg Stake Saturday.

The chief event at the race track Sat
urday will be the Hamburg handicap
for purse of $1,000. The entries ana
weights, as announced last night, are as
follows: il ).
Black Cloud, IS; Addie D., 50; Eta W.,
80; Flourish, 105; The Weaver, lO5;
Winnecook. 105; Okuste, 95; Huachuca,
121; Lowelsea, 10; Gerardo, 100; Inno-
cencia, lis; Gypsy Boy, 100; Eva g., 1o4;
Sue Robinson, 9S; ueen Torso. 102; Clear
Sky, 80: Prestonian, IS; Sam de Lee, S5;
Tbs. IS; Leila D., 80; Shady Brook. go
Mike Murphy. no; Coal Oil Johnny, 8
DIR. Scharff, 1923; Graham Queen, lO6
Dandy. 11s: Pepper Sauce, 1902; Lieben
stein. 1872; Victoria, 106; Frank Balm. %
Inadra, 1902; The Maniac, IS; E. M. Brat
tain, 1O9; Dan Collins, 104; Waterscratch
ia; Tyrannus, 107; Torso Maid. 1903; San
Luton, -.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-08
A Great Two-year-old Fillv.

One OF the most talked of youngsters in
the east and the queen of the 2-year-old
hlly division is John E. Madden's slash
ing chestnut filly, Blue Girl. by Sir Dixon,
out OF Bonnie Blue II by Hindoo. She
has never faced the flag except in stake
engagements, and of her six starts has
won four being twice second. She has
met and defeated the cracks of her age,
with the execution of the western sensa-
ton Allan-a-Dale. that went down to de-
feat in the Foxhall Stakes, and Arthur
Featherstone's speedy sister to Mesmer-
lst Hatasoo. Her winnings already
amount to $40,1S Twice she has lowered
her colors once to Whiskey King in the
fremont Stakes, when she was concedine
the Pepper colt IA pounds and again ia
Grail, In the fremont Stakes. when she
proved unequal to the task Of giving
away 10 pounds to that fast miss. She
has to her credit the Juvenile and Eclipse
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-08
Stakes at Morris Park. the Great Amer-
lean Stakes at Brooklyn and the $4,000
Great Trial Stakes at Coney Island. MI
Corbett as a Litterateur.

1t is not altogether improbable that
James ]. Corbett may follow the exam-
pie set by Fitzsimmons and Jem Mace
in the literary line and regale the public
with an account of his travels in foreign
lands.
1.-The Strange Adventures of an ex-
Champion Af1oat and Ashore; or, Jim
Corbett In and Out of Paris would be
a catchy title, and one that I respect
fully submit to Jeems for lns considera-
ton.
1t is chilly day when the versatile
Jim doesn't manage to stir up a sensa>
ton of some old kind at home or abroad
His latest performance, according to q
Paris cablegram, consisted in the plac-
ing of two French noblemen across his
knee and spanking them vigorously after
the fashion affected in nursery circles.
This, because the unlucky Parisiaas
had ventured to mock the foreigner,
whom they looked upon as easy game.
It is said that one of the much
| bespanked Frenchmen, Marquis de
| Rochetulan by name, wished to avenge
his wounded honor by fighting duel
with his assailant. But Corbett, so runs
the tale, wisely declined the invitation
of pistols for two and coffee for one"
Just what Jim will spring upon US
next in the way of thrilling tale re-
mains to be seen. He has decided
genius for bringing off melo-dramatie
effects in everyday life, and there Is nc
reason to suppose that any future yarn
he may spin will suffer by comparison
with it's predecessor.-Lou Houseman, II
Chicago Inter-Ocean.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-08
THINKS SHAMROCK WILL WIN
Mr.. Denny, Builder Of the Challenger,
Believes She Will Lift Americas
Chm
(By Associated Press,)

New York, Aug. S.-Mr Denny, builder
of Shamrock H., speaking at banquet
given at Halifax, by the directors of the
Dominion Atlantic Ry., of Nova Scotia,
according to a special to the Tribune,
said in part:
Il am not betting at all. We We're the
builders of the yacht and every man on
the staff worked hard to make her a good
boat. We would like to lift the cup and
Sir Thomas Upton deserves to win, as
many Americans have told me.
The Shamrock I has been much i'm
proved and having beaten her. think
we have a good chance of beating the
American yacht. At any rate, hope
Upton will have a good race for his
money"
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-08
Jimmy Barry's Boxing School

Little Jimmy Barry. one of the greao
est of all bantams, has erected bo1ine
school in Chicago. and will devote the
remainder of his days giving boxing les
sons. A saloon has been opened in con-
junction with the school, and will he
looked after by Tommy O'Neill, who viii
be Barry's partner in the venture.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-08
Big Yachts lowed to New York.

Bristol, r. l., Aug. S.-The southe asst
gale abating. the sloops Constitution and
Columbia, both with housed topmasts.
have been towed to New York. Column
bias new bowsprit was not shipped here.
the job having been deferred until late:,.
While the Constitution is ready to hoist
sail, there is nearly days work on the
Columbia before she win be ready.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-08
King Wants Races Held.

London, Aug. Skiing Edward yester-
day sent special request to the Royal
Yacht squadron that the match for the
kings cup, postponed on account of the
death of the German dowager empress
should be sailed at Cowes next Satur.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-08
McFadden to Meet Baker.

The Reliance club of Oakland has Sc
cured the services of kid" McFadden
and George Baker for a fifteen-round
argument on the evening of Aug. 20.
They will weigh in at 122 pounds, ring
side. The Kid is giving few pounds of
weight away to an exceedingly clever
boxer, who also has an advantage in
height and reach.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-08
Strong Winds Stopped Balloon.

Paris, Aug 8.-M. Santos Dumont, the
aeronaut, this morning again attempted
to circle Eiffel tower. He succeeded IN
rounding the tower with difficulty. The
balloon was then unable to make head
way against strong winds and fell near
a house in the vicinity, remaining sus-
pended for some time. M. Santos Du-
mont was not injured,
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-08
Attention, Hunters

Great hunting resort at H. Wetmore's
ranch at the Red Rock Lakes. All kinds
reasonable. Twenty-Five miles from
Monida, on the o. S. l.. Stage runs every
day. Write for particulars.
H. wETMORE, Lakeview. Mont.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-08
Maher Will Stick to Fighting.

Peter Maher says that fighting Is
better game than wrestling and that ne
intends to stick to that kind of exercise
in the future. II am in good condition
now" said the Irishman. land I am
ready to meet any of the heavyweights
in the ring. In fact, 1 have not felt as
good in years. Recently suffered from
two assesses on my ide and since sgqt
rid of them l am in better health than
ever"
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-08

Mclean man velly funny!
Just then the stOckboard man began
to call quotations, and there was gen.
eral movement from the cigar emporium,
through the bar, back to the stockboard.
AS the crowd was passing the bar the
every merry musician behind the bar,
sang out gaily,
"All set, gentlemen
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-08
Worlds Record for a Mile.

Boston. Aug. S.-The worlds record
was broken at Charles River park last
night, it being in the first heat. one mile,
in the match race between Albert Cham
pion and Major Taylor, the former COW
ering the mile in 1:29 AS from flying
start. The previous record was 1880. held
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-08

fore the Butte Athletic club at any time
date can be secured. He says he viii
box for points and exercise for any
reasonable purse at 148 pounds.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-08
OVERHEARD AT
FRED FERRELL'S

Chinaman-Mistel
. Fellell, Mclean man
funny.
Mr.. Ferrell-How
so, John?
Chinaman-E b e l
time his lifey go out
town, Mclean man
advertise it in pei
sonal column. Must
want all rest ladies
know it. Ha! ha!
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-08
viii Accept Wits Challenge.

Mike Wheelihan. who halls from Phil
adelphia, declares that he is willing to
accept the challenge issued by Bonnar
Wit of California to box 2 rounds be-
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-08
Frequent Pains
in your chest with a hacking
cough are the first symptoms
Of Consumption.
ACker'S
English
Remedy

will check the disease before
It is firmly seated. 1t will
cure a cough or cold in a day.
Insist on having ACKER'S
Write to us for testimonials
and free illustrated book on
Consumption.
Sold ut $50, 500 and 0l.00 . bottle.
lfyou are not satisfied return the bottle -
vour druggist. and get your money back.
W. H. Hooker = Co., i'roprs.. BuAAlo. n. 4
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-08

DR.. Norcross has been in regular sue
cessful practice in Butte for dozen
years. He has the finest equipped offices
in the state for treatment of all diseases
where mechanical and electrical appli-
ances are required. Don't trust yourself
to one who is not known. Twelve years
in Butte tells the history Of DR.. Nor
cross for character and fer successful!
practice Of medicine.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-10
Ghr Die General y erSai ~ ut
IunD oes ct. SoWita3tuSs
8Mu0cS.

pel6e am 9. unb 10. Sttpber in gdrz
ron ftattfinben pirb, iinb bic Mufrufe
bsreits in unieren 8ldttern publiairt
tpprben.
Gs 1T pislei9t bon IuBen, bic
9ereinsmitelieoer bes ct. 9onifas
5iuss 8unbes nod einmal auf ben
photographer Der Contribution aufz
mertiam gu MAIDEN, nona4 ieber
0eretn 5u einem 9elegaten ii + E b e
10 Mitslieber bere6tiet lit. Gs
beiBt ndmli9 bies6eaiisli9 in Der
Contribution:
: Seber @erein bes @srbdnbes ion
Bel allen Wablen unb 4biimmungen
Su elmer Sttmme bsre9tigt iein, oann
IpI ieber @erein cine grtrazS timme
fir iebe 10 Mitslieber ober 8ru4s
tbeil barber abseben tDnnen.
8ei Der Wabl bon Selssaten noble
man alp bierauf bebu9t ietn. Sober
@erein ipllte ieinen Stpls barin ieben,
bur6 cine ppae Delegation pertreten
81 iein, benin es eibt fat in iebem
8ereine Mitglieber, pelGe bereit iinb,
bic Reiie bes suten 3pedes bulber gu
MAIDEN, bamit benz @ereine feline 81
beoeutenben Soften baraus erpa9ien
ipllen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-10
Ste eeIbftaufopferuu9 Der fas
tboIiihen Vriefter bel Cpl.
Detnicn uno auftedem0en
6raHfbeitcu

1T fir 8atbolifsn 10 iel6itperitGnbli9,
bab lie bariibsr ni6t in Gritaunoeu
seratben. Qnoers perbdlt es ii6 bu>
segen in nt9t : fatboIii9eu 3reifen,
pie elm Spe5ial=S elesramm elmer
ipeltliden 3eituns aus Yonters, 81.
o., erieben lGBt. Sn bemielben beiBt
es: Pin ben 8lattern iterbeno ems
ping SRI. Qnna Wugner aus bieier
Stabt beuts aus ben Sdnben bes
bo6p. Setans gilbert Cling bon Der
ct. Spiepb's : Stride bic lebten Sas
tramente Der rDmiI9 : fdtboli16en
&irde. Der Prieiter trug feline 81.
9epGnbsr obne irgenb cine 9iiae, bic
i'm gesen Die Qnitedung i6iBet
fonnte. gr brdbte fait cine babe
Stunbe i'm Spipitale 81 unb ialbte
bic Sterbenbe nit ieinen bloBen Sins
germ. !Serna9 begab ii6 Der Priefter
nit ben @eraten auf feline por Dem
Soipitale befinbliGe Wieie unb leste
feline StoIa, bic 9pris, ieinen Gbprs
rod unb bas BUD, aus benz er Die
@ebete eeleien bate, auf bieiel6e bin
unb perbrannte tie. 8ater cling bat
felt SO Sabren als &aplun bieies Sos
fpitals eebient unb bat allen 8ldtterns
tranten besielben, obne eegen bic Qnz
itedung ssiidert gu iein, Srpit susez
iproden unb prieitsrli6en 8eiitanb
sslpenbet."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-10
Die 4ratt DeS iafra ~ entaIeu
9e0euS.

Der Sube Sermann Cohen mar Elm
Meifter i'm &labierz uno SrgelIpiel.
Gines Sasss eriu6te i'm Der Muiitz
Director an Der @alerius : Stride in
paris, itatt ieiner bic Sreel gu ipies
len. Cohen erfiiGte germ feline 9itte.
Qls Der Segen nit benz IlerbetIigiten
seseben tuuroe. aos es audi i'm auf bic
Gniee.
Cine eisentbimlide llnrube bemd4s
tiste fi9 ieiner BON nun an. 8alo
bdua9 lieb er fi9 i'm tatbplii9en
Glaubtn untsrri6ten unb purbe am
%. Quguit 1847 setauft. gr iturb
als YrieIter unb Srbensmann an Der
peit. rpel9s er ii9 Bel Der arantenz
|pflege suseaosen bate.
0as bate Elm einaiger Segen nit
benz Qlerbeilisiten bepirtt. Delae
9naben tperben alio ni9t bonn Suz
bernafsl auf einen trommen Better
niebertrGufeln. Wenn mir Dor Ilem
nur nit mebr @ertrauen beten piirben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-10

Sepp: rqbsr tpes piiien benin bic
8ebilbeten BON &eligipn. Sic baben
ME, aussenpmmen in ibrer Sugenb,
etpas bappn selernt, unb bies ieitber
pergefen. sic bDren feline 9rebist,
leien tein fatbplii9es 9u6, befragen
teinen Prieiter in ibren 3peifeln, les
fen muir gottloie S6riften, bic bon
Sigen uno 8erleumbungen gegen ben
9lauben itrpben. Die tDnnen lie etz
mas Si6eres bon Religipn piHen?"
Mi6el: pSu iibertreibIt uno perz
leumoeIt."
Sep: r&einestpegs. Sd iags
nod mebr. sic bdben fem 9erlanz
gen bic Wabrbeit tennen gu lernen.
Sic ge6en iebem Prieiter, ieber prez
bist aus benz @ege, u%nterbalten nur
Sreunbi6aft nit lnsldubisen, lieben
lire 3peifel, itelen ii9 aber, uIs
pdren lie feit iiber5eust, ipptten iiber
Geligton uno prablen por unerfabrez
men 2euten nit ibrem l~lnglauben.
Sic limb ni4t aufridtis. S9re 3psis
fel ~befinoen ii9 niGt in ibrem 9erz
itanb, ipnbern in ibrem Ser5en."
Mi9el: nGreifere Did ntdt,
Sepp. Sd bin ia nod INNER tathps
lii9, tpenn id audi meinen Stanbz
punt auf Der 5ena genommen babe.
Wfit einem SuBe itebe id nod aui
tathplii6er Settle, absr i4 baltic MIDI
neutral"
Sepp: r8enn Su neutral bit,
tparum freueit 9u Did benn, tpenn
bic Reltgipn ppn Der Prefe ansesrifs
fen unb BON Der Resierung perfolsi
pirb? Warum pirit 9u unpiaig,
rpenn man Dir Define Srrtbiimer boz
@usen bdlt? Sas benefit bod, baE
Gu gesen bic Relisipn eingenommen
btit? 8te bic Heutralen ni9t sur
friegfiibrenben partet eebDren, 10 err
tennt AUDI Gbriitus bic Neutraleu
ni6t fir bic Setnissn an. user ni6i
nit mir lit, Der lit eegen midi"
Mi9el, Su bait einen i9limmer
Stanbpuntt auf Der Sens sepdblt
Iteige berab unb f6liebe Did piebe:
rum Der tir6lt6en Bartei an, ipni
muB gbriitus Did fir Seierteul
balten unb pemgemdB %beitrufen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-10
YrdNoent &rd8er auf etnett
0aue.

Sie .3abl Der 4netboten, bic iiber
ben prdibsnten 8riissr in llmlauf
geiebt perben, ideint uneri4Opfli9
gu isin. Sn ben lebten Scsen eradblz
ten fran5Dfi1e 8ldtter folsenbe bibz
i6e @si6i9te. Dor bier Sabren CAB
bic franaDiii6e golonis in Sobunnesz
BURG gelegentlin bes Ratioualfeites
am IA. Suli einen grpBen Bah. Der
areiie prdiibent 8riiser, Der ionit tein
Srsunb bon berartisen Seitlidteiten
mar unb allen eeielisen 0ersniisuus
gen aus benz @sse sins, bate fid
bur9 ben fran5DiiiGen Gonful 4ubert
6eitimmsn loHen, Der ginlabuus Der
S~raraOitn So'ss gu lsitsn. aae Das
men Der Gplonis fatten grpbs Soilstte
qemadt, unb mon tprnte in benz NIT
glumen ssI9miidten Saale bic betols
lstisrteftsn unb setpasteiten 3leiber
b~epunbsrn. CUR feitaeIeBten Stunbe
tcm ariieer an, beglsitet BON BEN
frans0Ii4sn Gon'ul uub anbsrsn
Serrn. DIR prdiiOent cling boron
uno Difnsts otue Meiterss bic 5bir
bss 9ouiacles. Mit elmer rai6sn
@epegung idlob er ie obsr pieoer
uro ref: Nd, mein Soft, mas babe
i'd getbun! Die 9ameH limb ia nod
qqr ui6t ange3cqeH!" Man mubte
rod PuIe"tI6er rnb @6irp'U bolsn
IN Y ZEN eer grITHsat =; ic t9st.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-10
Die Wtd,t 3atboItfen itno
rei6er ais ole 3atbos
Itfeu.

Der Wo6litanb Der aat6oIifen unb
p%rpteitanten bilbete unlGngft ben 9ez
senitanb Der Gr0rtsruns apif9en ia.
tboliiden unb nidtztatbOlii4eH 3eis
tungen in Oeuti4lanb.
Die IeBteren 8lGtter Seisten auf ben
srDberen Rei9tbum Der Ni9ttatbpliz
fen unb prablten: n9ier lit Der Be-
reis, bab bic Ri9ttatholitln me6r
@rise i'm 8opfe baben, als bic
m&rtustDpfe1."
Die fatbolif4en 9lGttsr ertpiberten:
,Dir miiKen auseben, bab bic &atbos
litsn nidt 10 reid iinb. als bic Ri9te
fatbpliten. Qher mir beitreiten gang
entTdiebsn, bab bic Ridttatboliten
rei9sr iinb, neil iie besabter unb sez
bilbeter ieien. Dir bebaupten, bab
iie iiG srDBeren Rei&tbum ertperben
tpnnten, neil ie psniser Relision
unb 9epihen baben."
sic fibren aus, baB bur6 bas
gan5e 2ebripitem unb namentli9 bur9
bas geiGtirititut bas Sem fen Der
Satboliten eeIbGrft perbe unb bies
Dor alien Sinsen in Srasen bon Mein
unb 0eif eelte, mas audi bic prptss
ftanten isbr piirbieen, inbem Tie tatboz
Ii den Sierftboten, bic tpeniger itebs
len unb, tpenn fe seitp6len baben, grz
fab lsiiten, nadoem lie bei4ten ses
sonssn iinb, ben @or5us seben. aud
gibt es i'm mooernen @eI6dftsleben
biele seIddftlide Ma6 uidaften, bic
@epinn abtperfen, auf bic aber Elm
pirfli9 tatbplii6er, on ben @prz
I9riften feiner Stride getreu feItbuls
TENDER 9eiddftsmann ni6t einseben
fam.
limb in uniersm 2dnbe bietet ii6
2euteu nit einem Deiten uber gar teiz
nem @epifen nod mebr 9~elegenbett,
@elb gu maiden, als in ir9enb einem
Qarbe Gurrpa's. &etn 2anb Der
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cls bic Ser. Staaten. @s g.bDrt
bier pnbrli4 ni9t bel @ribe i'm
&rpfe baau. elm @ermOsen gu ertperz
B n, ionbsrn nur rSmartbeit". reip.
Tre6tsit; tein @iHeu, fcnbern nur
9epiferloIsteit.
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hierlcnos untsr ben rei6en 2eutsn
pcrfdl nibmdBis 10 penige aatboliten
b~efinben. llnb hus gsr'idt ibnsn eber
our Sire, als our S4anbe.