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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-22

duu lCuSeu I'd D6CoHc d diver,
that he might view the won
derful workings of nature at
the sea bottom. Finally his
wish was granted, and he
started out with a small com
pany of men to hunt pearls.
When he was ready to go to
the bottom he babe his friends
farewell, saying if he did not
return they might conclude he
had been swallowed by a fish.
The moment he arrived at the
bottom something bright
caught his eye. 1t seemed to
come nearer, and at last he
concluded it was a shark.
Fearing death he signalled the
men to pull him up, which
they did. He had forgotten, in
his fright, the object of his
going to the sea bottom, AMI
never thought of it again.
Clara Meister,
1888 Vincent Avenue S.
A Seventh Grade,
Lake Harriet School.
y
The Sea-king's Lacy Cap.
Far away in a tiny village
the waves of the Atlantic roll
up a sloping beach towards the
tiny fisher cottages. Years
ago-so many, indeed, that it
seems all a dream--a cap was
knitted in one Of these hum
BILE, happy homes. 1t was the
parting gift from one of Nor
ways daughters to an Ameri-
can girl who had romped with
the fisher maidens, wandered
berry picking on the green
hills, and fingered in the
quiet, antiquated churchyard
Proudly it was worn on boart
plcwed into region Of sky ant
the waves, himself unseen, 8
have.
He sent a mighty storm, b
though dishes were broken, fl
washed by the searching, ro
none of the modern moFtals e
to the sea. Then presently al
respite.
One fair day the American
locks: covered with the preeiou
anee was with her, to whom, J;
meath, Neptune was revealed
ical expression of despair and
the CAPT. she said to herself
Innocence Of childhood snatehe
and threw it to Neptune, who
Thus one more treasure We
A Twelfth Grade,
East Side High School.
Courage 9
should like to have 1iv
when wind was the only mott
CINE how much courage and ,
at that time, because I think
the ocean waves. / should nj
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-22

(Honorable Mention)
An old salmon little called Salmon Bay Every
the old salmon called The Big Fr by the fishermen
went the Yukon
One in the when swimming around looking
for mackerel school fish coming along the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-22

Goodness.
/ should lived about hundred
when motive power. begin
how much eooness it required be sailor
think be tossed by
the should not it bit nowadays because
have steam for vessels and life How
fun it would bobbng around, down, in the
think life the is the pleasant life
Evan Johnson,
A Fifth Grade, 3445 Eighteenth Avenue S.
School.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-07-12
The Drought.

There is considerable suffering
in the town and throughout the
parish for the want and the need
of water.
The corn crop is almost a total
loss now; and unless rain comes
to us soon, the cane crop, which is
now not growing, will be seriously
injured. Rice along Bayou Teche,
of course, is not suffering to any
great extent because every rice
planter has his pumping plant
and gives his crop all the water
that is needed
In New Iberia good drinking
water is at a premium, and the
city is now furnishing water from
its water works free to all, which
water is used by few for drink.
ing and by all. who take it, for
bathing and general washing.
A good, long, soaking rain
would be godsend to this section
of the State.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-07-12
Appreciation Manifested

Last Wednesday and Thursday
Capt. A. N. Muller and Mr.. w. S
Brown, representing the Pelican
State Band passed a subscription
list around town, asking for finan
cial aid for their band. They me-
with a hearty response and cheer
full assistance, having secured sub
scriptions to the amount of about
$500. We understand also thai
the Police Jury has donated g;
as its mark Of appreciation. And
as announced in another column
Mr.. David Davis is organizing .
lady minstrel to give benefits fol
the band.
We like to see such q kindly
spirit in our midst for such an in.
stition IS the Pelican State Band.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-07-12

It shows that the ethical sense of
our people Is not at all mean; and
that they recognize the need of a
first class brass band in our town
and parish.
The town council of Lafayette
appropriates 800 annually for the
support of the Sontag Military
Band of that town, and the band
has numerous other ways OF sup
porting itself. That band is consid
cred an excellent one, and it has
strong moral and financial back
ing.
lu the concert in Lafayette on
the Fourth, in which both the
Pelicans and the Sontag band
participated, a pretty compli mens
| was paid our band by the other.
Several numbers on the program
had been played when after the
rendition of a certain number by
our band, Mr.. Santag and his Pc
lite associates DOTTED their caps to
the Pelicans and complimented
them with appropriate words.
Our band will erect platform
in Weeks Grove on East Main
street, and will give concerts every
Sunday afternoon. We suppose
it is useless for us to ask the
people of New Iberia to lend their
presence to those occasions. fol
they will do so at least out of a
desire to hear sweet music.
| We suggest that the Pelican
State Band invite the Sontag Mill
tary. Band to participate in their
concerts once month, and to ex
change visits them. 1t seems te
us that great interest and a spirit
Of pleasant rivalry between the
two bands and the towns would
thus be created.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-07-12
An Eye Sore.

"a thing Of beauty and a joy for
ever S the newly constructed edi
flee Oh the corner of Washington
avenue and Julia street, in resi-
dent portion Of New Iberia. The
IBERIAN calls the attention of the
people to 1T, with the request that
they 60 around and look at it. II
can be best seen by walking or rid
ing on tie beautiful Washington
evenue; and it naturally catches
the eye of the travelling people as
they pass on the trains.
Washington avenue is a pretty
street, through which the NJ. l.
and 7. tracks run, and which i:
lined on both sides with beautiful
residences.
The ''eye sore'' is a small box Of
a building made OF rough lumber
about Ia feet in length, II in width
and 10 in height, and it protrudes
nearly to the track Of the railroad
We do not know who is respon
slble for it, but the fact neverthe
less remains that the ungainly
sight Is there to mar the beauty
Of that portion of the city.
The people living on that por
ton Of Washington and Julis
ought to divise some means of rid
ding themselves of the obnoxious
sight. Perhaps the City Council
can do something in the way Of
furnishing relief.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-07-12

After the guests had been seat
ed at the table about one hour,
and after all topics of conversation
had been exhausted, the house re
solved itself into banking III
stitution. All the laws OF finance
and general banking, the ms and
outs of tinanciering, the reputa-
tons of all the local, then nation
al, and finally foreign bankers
were discussed. each man proving
his knowledge on the subject
and his acquaintance with the
affairs of men of finance TO be the
most exhaustive aud through.
Each man had a marvellous tale to
tell about a great financial coupe
Petdt of his. but Assistant Parish
Assessor Villemot proved himself,
not only the most expert story tel
Ter, but the luckiest child of for
tune, inasmuch as he at one time
trapped one of New Iberia's mil,
lionaire schemerS and tinanciers
Capt. Muller was presented with
numerous present some OF which
are: a beautiful smoking set, three
ornamental statuettes, large flower
vases, and a gold pen and staff.
The guests were; Judge L. ID
Foster, Drs. j. X. w. Shaw, ID
A. King and, j. w. Sanders
Judge l.. o Hacker, L. S. Mar
shall Charles Fontelieu, Messrs
A. j. Cammack, Oscar Broussard.
A. j. Dupuy, E. 5. Broussard
Louis Pfster, Mic Muller, |. A
Martin and Emile NillemOt.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-07-12
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION.
Dinner gwen by Capt. A. N. Muller.

Capt A. n. Muller, our popular
and able district attorney, celebrat-
ed the thirty first anniversary of
his life with a stag dinner on July
9TH.
At 2 o'clock his guests began
assembling at his beautiful home
on Pollard avenue on East Side,
until every one was there at 3
o'clock, when the sumptuous re
past was served
The interior Of house had been
artistically decorated by tender
hands in the morning; and as each
stag entered and found dream of
floral beauty surrounding the
premises, he naturally and instinc
lively looked for the connecting
link only to be disappointed.
At the dinner the greatest merri.
ment and fun prevailed, each man
doing himself honor and good with
the choice viands which were there
to allure his taste. All kinds Of
wines, and cool drinks were on
hand to whet the appetite and
quench the thirst.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-07-12
New Railroad Coming.

The International and Great Nor
them Railroad is coming TO New
Orleans. Right of way through the
parishes of Calcasieu and Lafayette
have been secured and therest of the
right of way will be had SO soon as
the engineers can go over the
sgroand. The company will rum par
Allied with the Southern Pacific from
ID saumont to Lake Charles, crossing
its tracks at Lake Charles and yeer-
ing a little to the north through the
p.rlshes of Calcasieu, Acadia, st.
Landry, st. Martin and lberville.
The plan is to COUP thewest bank of
the Bayou Latourche and to strike
the Texas and Pacific at Donaldson
vile, coming into New Orleans
from that point over the Texas and
Pacific.
The International and Great Nor.
thern is now at work on the line
from Houston to Beaumont, and az
fast as possible the line will be
pushed forward. The road is anx.
ious to get into Louisiana and gel
a shore of the cane and lumber
business, realizing the wonderful
possibilities OF the lumber, rice
and sugar parishes. 1t is stated b.
thow who represent the Gould in
.erests, which own the Information
nj and Great Northern that The In,
will be In New Orleans as soon Al
men and money can get here
Times democrat
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-07-12
The Majesty Of the Law.

Great things are traDspIrlng in
our fair parish.
A Grand Jury is empanelled
aud sworn 10y our court
In the performance of their
duties, they "find'' the business
methods of the Police jury all
wrong, and report the matter.
They ''fnd''. also, that the Sher
ifs office is conducted loosely,
and they report that as well as
other things.
The Sheriff in a philippe i'll the
Enterprise, the very same week
the Grand jury Report is given to
the public in the local papers,
charges that supreme body, the
Grand Jury, with having been
ruled and controlled in their find
ings by one man, and that one
man to have been controlled in
forming his opinions by sinister
motives.
And then later, the Police Jury
in a resolution passed before them
by a unanimous vote, critlcises
the action of a superior body and
invites that body to indict them,
the Police Jury, for mismanage
ment of affairs?
Now something is wrong some
where. Where is the Law. and
how poorly does it's strength and
majesty loom up in this disgrace
full affair! Can the common herd,' y
the poor and ignorant classes, res
pect the Law when the Grand
Jury, which is its guardian; when
the Police Jury, which is the
parish Legislature; when the
Sheriff, who is the chief peace
officer, are all squabbling and
rushing madly over each other in
a pell-mell fight over petit jeal-
ousies.
! We shall not attempt to lay the
charge Of wrong doing on any
Iperson or any body of men in par.
ticular. But we must assert that
the action of those two bodies and
the Sheriff has convinced the
public that something is wrong
somewhere.
| We regret the affair exceeding
ly. The report Of the Grand
Jury, the reply Of the Sheriff and
the resolutions of the Police Jury
make very poor advertising mat
ter for the Parish. We have
been dlsgraced. One body, il
performing what they considered
their functions, raised a stencil
the Sheriff adds foul matter an6
stirs it, and the Police Jury makes
it pestlferous several days after
by dumping a set of rand resolu.
tons into the cesspool.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-07-12
Farmers Institute

A farmers institute will be held
at the City Hall in New Iberia on
Saturday, July 18th, at which
time and place local and state
agriculturalists will discuss the
most important and crying needs
of the planter.
Col. A. A. Morrow is parish
superintendent of farmers insti-
tues for Iberia, and that fact alone
is a guarantee that the session of
the institute will be a. success.
He will have the hall decorated
by ladies, will have electric fans
put up, and will supply visitors
with sandwiches, lemonade and
ice water.
The best orators on the instr
tute faculty will be here and will
make interesting and forcible
addresses.
1t is to be hoped that all the
planters of Iberia will attend and
make the institute a success.
Among the speakers will be
Prof. w. r. Dodson of the Louis
lana State Experimental Station
at Baton Rouge; Col. Chas. Schu-
Ter of De Soto: Frank L. Constant
Of East Carroll: DR.. Fred i. Meyer
of Lafayette; and Col. A. A. Nor
row. Hon L. L. Dulany of New
Iberia will make the address OF
welcome.
There will be three sessions
one in the morning, one in the
afternoon and one in the evening
The Greig Brass Band of St
Martinsville will furnish the mu
sic for the occasion.
Ladies particularly are urged to
be present.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-07-12
Sure Cure

Any lack OF iron in the blood shows in the face.
PallOr is the sign. Pallor also means much
more; it means starved nervous system, de-
bilitated condition of the vital organs, poor cir
culation and impaired digestion. The nerves,
the muscles, and all the organs of your body get
their energy and all the materials for their re-
pair from the blood. Pallor shows that all
these are losing vitality. Not day should be
lost in restoring the richness and purity of the
blood. Get iron-get it by taking the kind OF
iron your blood requires. The iron in DR.. Har-
ter's Iron Tonic is the perfect kind. 1t goes
from your stomach directly into the blood with
out any change An hour after you take it, it has
become part OF your blood and is doing good.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-07-12

Rev. G. G. Kramer, rector of the
Epiphany Episcopal Church, Of
New Iberia, preached at the
Methodist Church here Sunday
evening. The attendance was
quite large, and Rev. Kramer was
at his best, delivering beautiful
sermon. Henceforth he will preach
here at ) o'clock p. NJ. on the first
Sunday of each month, instead Of
s o'clock as heretofore The PEG
pie of Abbeville and the public
generally, OF any and all denomi.
nations are extended All earnest
invitation to attend services.
AbbevilIe Idea
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-07-12
REPU4sIyE FEATURES.

BlackheadI pimples, greasy faces
and muddy cdmplexions, which are so
common amdpg women, especially
girls at certain age, destroying
beauty, dis6gufPg and making re-
pulsive feature Mich would other
wise appear attfAtive and refined,
indicate that the lis is out of order.
An occasio al dose of Herbine will
cleanse the bowels, regulate the liver
and SO establish clear. healthy COM
plexion. soc at Estorge Drug Co..
July.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-07-12
COURT HOUSE RECORD
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
June 3Oth, 1902.

June 3Oth, 1902.
A. J. Maumus to Daniel John
son town lot, measuring As ieet
front by 11S feet deep. Improved
of buildings for $50. ). u lie
Blanc.
Messrs Hector and Edwin Rey
maud to Jacob Guth ct ais OF their
3 6 rights. titles and interest III
and to a certain tract of land with
buildings and improved for $500.
F. W. Bauman.
June 23rd, 1902.
Aucil 81. Wednesday to The
Iberia Building Assn town lot,
measuring so arpent. Improved by
buildings for $4,000 William q.
Weeks.
June 18th, 1902.
The Iberia Building Assn. to
Octave J. Boutte town lot, Is feet
front on Madison street, by 20"
feet deep Improved by buildings
for $1,000. William G Weeks.
June 10th, 1902.
The Iberia Building Assn to st.
Cry JUDGE, SO, feet front by $50
feet deep, in Jeanerette section #
Iberia parish. Improved by build
ings for Sl2O3. William G.
Weeks Notary.
June 10Th, 1902
Leopold Levy to Jules Olivier, =
arpents by ) arpent, deep in Isle
aux Games section Of Iberia
parish for 1852. Alfred Renou
Diet Notary.
May oath, 1902
Paul Mequet to Hector Mequet
IS feet front in Jeanerette section
of Iberia parish for $500 Jules
2. Robin Notary.
May oath. 1902
Hector Mequet to Mrs. A. L
Millet, &C feet front by 65 feet
deep in yeanerette section of
Iberia parish, for $500. Jules P.
Robin Notary.
| May oath, 1902
| Mrs. A. l.. Millet to Paul Me
quet, 70 feet front by 132 feet
deep in Jeanerette section OF
iberia parish for $500.
June 9th, 1902
| William NJ. and Elizabeth
Schumacher to T. L. Provost Az
feet front by 166 feet deep il
Jeanerette section of Iberia parish
for 500. Edwin j. Bear Notary
June 9th, 1902
| The Iberia Building Assn t.
John Il Davis town lot, measur
ing 100 feet front on Duperiel
Ave. Improved by buildings fu1
S14OO. William G. Weeks Notary
, June 10Th, 1902
The Iberia Building Assn t.
Jules Poussard LIST town lot
, measuring As feet front on Charle
street, by $50 feet deep, Improved
by buildings; End another tow
lot measuring 40 feet front on tn
rear of the LIST lot described by 8
feet deep for $500. William G
Weeks Notary.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-07-12

A1f your appetite IS poor, you
are not well and nel q a tonic Why
not try a bottle Tono- Tongue,
the new aRetize( land tissue build
err It is in> Melted in convalescence
from all disc seI as it gives back
to you the sf(e4gth you have lost
during illnessN wine glassful an
Tono Tongue i'll give any one Of
appetite. GetN bottle from the
Estorge Drug Co.-5-1-2
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-07-12
Office Millard's Building, Nam Stree
Next above the Alma House.

uIf you get a complimentary
copy of the Iberian it is tor your
inspection. We trust that you
will find it Newsletter" worth
two (2) cents week. Send us
your subscription - only 81, 90 for
year Of 80 copies.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-07-12

King Edwards is improving
slowly but surely. The Carona-
ton has been fixed for August
sth, after which the King will un-
dergo another SUR zeal operation.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-07-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Walter J. Toffier to Mary Verret.
Noe Lelen to Emma Jalger.
G. L. Arbuethust to Rose Judice
Frank COmeaux to Millie Henry.
VIM. G. Jones to Rebecca
WOOdbark.
Gabriel Verret to Mary LIE
Blanc. (
Smiths Cafe as been thorough
ly renovated by Mr. w. A. Cha
chere of A3 West Main st.
' s,,s hi" %''' work in this
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-07-12
THE SCHEDULE.

-:GOING VEST
No S. Local Train, ar 1921 pm. Tvs I'D p m
= Z. Night Train, 1:o9 am. l:l3 ia
Q. Canon Ball, : 2:32 p NJ = 2;5o IN
-:GOING EAST
No. G. Local Train, q" 2:49 pm " Eos pm
No. z. Night Train : 4:07 am. --
No. 10. Canon Ball " 2S pm. " 2:5o pm
BRANCH ROADS,
N Il h,unice. 1l:50am. . lis pm
Salt Mines ll;20 am. 9'Io an
ST Martipsville 11.55am 12:35 pm
Two Fact Trains Each Nav,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-07-12

u See soAeth pg new; Adjustable
Umbrella, d he open Babcock
buggy. Mem hons window.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-07-12
THE BOSS WORM MEDI
CINE.

H. P. KumHe. Druggist, Leighton,
Ala, writes: One of my customers
had child. which was sick, and
threw up all bod, could retain no.
thing on it's stomach. He bought one
bottle of Whhe'A Cream vermlfuge,
and it brought ub Ne worms from the
child, It's the boz worm medicine
in the world" Whites Cream verml
fuge is also the cfildrens' tonic. 1t
improves their nervous system and re-
stores them to the health, vigor and
elasticity of spirits natural to child
hood. CSC at Estorge Drug Co July.
Harness, Strap Goods, Pony
Surveys, Pony sBna kies, White
Web Harness, al NJ ARon's.
A large aSsor nelft of supplies
for string Ns ruments can Sbe
found at the ria Novelty Shop
-olo vest Nh n.
| CASTORIA
Fer Insad and Children
The s:,'aaxeu Rye Always Bought
IN
sssl. Of LE11RZ zLkH<
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-07-12

Two Fast Trains Each Day
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-16
6era,

Stuttsart. Ser 9emeinoeratb
bat ben @ntras Der So5ialbemotraten
auf ~Seitpeilise Iufbebuns Der Habit.
iten 5leiiGiteuer nit GROCER Mebrbeit
ubselebnt.-9or benz bieIisen S90fz
fengeri4t peripsigerte elm .3euee, ben
Glib gu leiften, nit Der 8eeriinbung, er
CLAUDE on feinen Soft. Oos @eri9t
perurtbeilte i'm boraufbin tpesen llnz
eebiibr su elmer 5aftitrafe bon Spei
Sasen unb tpesen gioesperpeiseruns
gu elmer 9elbitrafe BON feds Mart.-
Ginen iiberrai9enben Samilien5uz
tpd6s bat Elm Sausbiener Bed bierz
ielbff erfabren. Seine SSruu eebar bier
ainber, brei Mdb6en unb einen 4naz
ben.
Sriebri9sbafen. Sas He-
fultut oes Siidfunses i'm Sooenfee
uiro ulsemein als i9le6t beSeihnet.
Man sluubt, es perbe ni6t better per=
ben, bis einmal cine bel ausgiebisere
S6ouSeit fetseiest poroen lei.
Rottpeil. Sur9 ginitur3 zines
9eriiftes on einem Reubau puroen bier
4rbeiter i6tper uno 5pei lei6t perleBt.
SOflingen. Sn benz e6emaliz
gen 8lofter brad pobl burb 8ranbz
f%tiftuns 5euer aus, bus Die NIT 5elbz
fri6ten eefIute 3ebntf6euer unb einen
&loiterfliisel, bepobnt bon bier 5umiz
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betrdst sesen $4,000 Mart, Der S6az
ben On Sri6ten lit ungemein groB.
Suttlin9en. Sn Sbalbeim lit
Der @cetplengastefel in Dem i'm ppriz
gen Sabre erbauten 5abritgebGube bes
Observation-Disclosures 9irts8o9 er=
plobirt. Sus sanse 9ebGube serietb TO-
fort in Slammen uno maj mad turser
s3eit au~sgebrannt. Der 9ei6Gftsfib=
rer, Numens S9pei5er, erlitt f9pere
8ranbnunoen.
u m. Wesen Notwithstanding
dneeflaet, ftano Der Wertmeifter Wti6.
8anberer bon Seininsen Dor Der bic
iigen Straftammer. Die MaieitGts<
beleibigung ion Der 4nsetlugte bereits
i'm Mai 1900 BEL elmer re9t animirten
8efper uusgeipro9en baben. @nge=
seigt .porben, unb stpur anonpm, tit bic
Sa6e erIt i'm Tcpember 1901 bon spei
2euten, pelde gar ni6t an iener feu9tz
fr0bli9eu gefper tbeilgenommen bait
ten. Der Geri6tsbof fub ben 8epeis
niht als erbra9t an unb erfunnte auf
6rei1prehuna.
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2nremburg.

Sn Der Sdsemible bes 9erru
@6reen unb 6onber in Sennin9en
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qak.Sot6rinsem.

Rolmar. Ser beige General
arst 81. Rebenftein feierte bas golbene
Softoriubildum.
M 3. Die 9riinbuns zines bafz
terioffoptifden Snftituts fir 2otbrinz
gen 1T bier in fidere Nusfdt senomz
men. Gs ioG in erfter 2inie benz 3ped
sienen, ben Sppbuseri9einunsen i'm
snbutriegebiet nah5ugeben.
Hieberneiler. Hittmeifter 3.
.. 5reiberr b. Stietencron bierfelbf.
pelder bur9 bic grf4ieBung zines
italieniihen Mrbeiters auf feinem Suite
i'm persansenen Sabre Dor elm 2riesss
seriGt seitent, bon bieiem aber freises
fproden murbe, sebentt feline bisberise
Seimatb gu perlahen. Sein 9ut, aus
Sdlob unb @albungen b~effebeub, tt
fir Den preis bon 100000 Warf IN
onbere 6Gnbe ibersegangen.