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The Jennings daily record., 1902-08-11
Yesterday and Tosl

Yesterday, Gods day. I spent
In holy thought, in calm content.
Amidst the ferns and grasses sweet;
Where, here and there. about my feet,
found this little flower.
I'd longed for such day to be-
When ev'ry vine and bush and tree
Should don its robe Of verdant hue;
Then ! should gather. dear. for you,
This If:tls purple flower.
And now my Joy has passed away:
'Tis but memory to-day
My happiness to you lend,
In that these vioets I send
May brighten UP an ht r
As with all joys. their reign IL short
No pleasure that hath eer been sought;
No happiness. however great.
Did permanently satiate-
We're happy but an hour.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-08-11

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, 1902-03-10
HAD NARROW ESCAPE
FROM DROWNING YESTERDAY

Will Graham had a close call from
drowning yesterday-an experience he
will not soon forget, and he is mon
strous glad" he is alive and kicking
today. He and two other gentlemen.
Nnre hunting at Hutton's lake. Will
went out on the ice of the lake to start
the ducks. DR.. Hamilton and Mr.. Cor
diner remaining OH the bank to get
some of the ducks as they passed over.
The ice broke, letting Mr.. Graham
into the water. The water is very
deep there. He doesn't know how far
down he went. and believed he would
never get out again, but managed to
reach the hole in the ice through
which he had gone down and crawl to
the surface. when his companions came
to his help. He left his gun in the
lake. 1t was a very narrow escape. and
VIII has not fully recovered yet.
, 1902-03-10

At the recent disastrous train wreck
neal Uplands. Cal, where two main
line trains attempted to pass on the
same track. and where five persons lost
their lives. a great mass of coin in the
express car was melted. Piles OF $40
gold pieces came tumbling down on
the head OF one of the messengers,
crushing and completely burying him.
Later the wrecked trains caught fire
and the money was melted into a solid
mass. in the midst of which the Gre
mated body of the messenger Is sup
posed to lie. The gold was inextrica-
bly, twisted and melted and Is to be
sem to the smelter to be melted down.
Had it been paper money not n ves-
tige to show its value would have re-
NAMED. says keslie'S Weekly. This &C
cident at Uplands resulted from the
carelessness of an engineer who forgot
his orders and ran past the switch. His
excuse was that his engine was be-
having in a refractory manner. and all
his attention was given to that.
, 1902-03-10
v PRIDE.

Town Traatee wanted TO Cover Up
Educational. Limitations.
The town trustees of Pokeville or
dered the building of "a heXagoMl
chimney for the water works.
1t was 20 be paid for by the cubic
foot, and. after the work had been
done. the contractor asked the princi-
pal of the high school to compute the
solid contents of the chimney. The
principal complied, and the contractor
presented the bill at the next regular
meeting of the town board.
How do we know these figures are
correct, Mr.. PRESIDENT" asked one OF
the trustees.
dent" said the contractor, The knows
as well as | do. We've got to take
Mr.. Gufrey's figures. He's the only
man in town that's an expert in math.
ematics.'
Wouldn't it lie we'll. Mr.. President
asked the same trustee. ito employ
some outside expert to make the cal.
c%ulation?"
81 think net" said the president o.
the board. With a solemn shake of the
official head. THAT would be a con
fession that we hlren't even one mar
In town who IA good at figgers."
The bill was allowed by unanimou!
vote.
, 1902-03-10

Charles Emory Smith tells this story
in the Philadelphia Press: I'VE were
at the late Vice President Hobart's
home. ana a gOOdly number of us made
up our minds to drink the Chinese
Ministers health quite frequently. WI
discovered it. and time after time he
stood. firm, serene. undisturbed. Later,
when the men who had tried to get the
better of Minister WI we're cropping
blindly toward the balusters and shak-
lily trying to preserve their equilibrium.
WI. smiling, sedate. calm, philosophi-
cal, and in that keen appreciation Of
our English language. of which he is
SO apt. said, nodding his head to the
.unspeeding parting guests: They
they tried to saturate me. didn't
they?'"
, 1902-03-10
MARCH
TERM OF THE DISTRICT COURT
BEGUN At THE COURT
HOUSE TODAY.
Jury Drawn and Summoned TO Appear
on Neutrality-suspicious. Made, Pa.
pers Filed, Prisoners Ararigned
and Business Of the Session Begun
Judge erameI on the Bench.

The March term of the district court
began this morning, with Judge c. w
Bramel presiding, Richard Butler as
clerk and Alfred Cook as sheriff. The
following panel of jurors was drawn
to serve for the present year:
Ora Haley, Fred Koppie, George E
Phillips, Hugh Vass, w. Fl. Isberg, E
A. Carter, Paul May, Robert Gottschalk
J. p. VanBuskirk, j. II. King, John
Martin, Fred N. Fisher, J.. A. Cokefair'
f. p. Mason, T. R. Sears, Frank Carl
son, H. w. Grass, w. l.. Kidd, c. w
DeKay. c. D. S~palding, Neil r. Ander
son. David McCullagh, James Mich
aelson,, John w. Wrisinger, James
Mathison and Samuel Wallace, Lara.
mic; Oscar Sodergreen, Woods; Rich
ard King. Big Laramie; Howard Hicks,
Pollock: Charles Woodland. jr.. Her
mosa.
A number of papers were filed and
the court took a C until 2 O'Clock,
At that hour the general docket was
called, and the prisoners in the county
Jail arraigned. The state cases will
be called on Thursday, at which time
the jury was summoned to appear and
be sworn:
The criminal docket was called this
afternoon, and the cases set for a
hearing.
The Lewis case, forfeiture of bond,
will be called tomorrow, while the
Churchill case. grand larceny, was
set down for 2 O'Clock Thursday after
noon, at which time the jury will be
called and the trial proceed. Church
i'll will be represented by Carpenter &
Groesbeck.
John H. Campbell. Ed Raymond and
f. l.. King. charged with robbing Ar
thur Newland in a box car a few
weeks ago, we've arraigned. Each en-
tered q plea of not guilty, and being
without counsel and unable to secure
counsel. Judge Bramel appointed Gen.
eial W. H. Fishback and T. II. Gibson
to defend them.
, 1902-03-10

ton of the work, is a simple one, i'm
poses no dollar Of taxation upon any
American citizen. recognizes the dual
character of our government. and, in
viting no confiict Of authority. provides
a b~usinesslike method for the accom-
plishment Of a great undertaking, main
tains the American principle of small
farms under water rights ample and
secure. No nation confronted with an
imperative duty of ~far-rcaching import
ance, the fulfllment OF which promises
to add so much to its strength and dig
nifty, has had presented to 1t a solution
once so simple and with such prom
Use of successful outcome"
, 1902-03-10
Y A CANDIDATE.
Lincoln Man Makes Peculiar Admis'
sion in a Scranton Speech.

Scranton, Pa, March l0.-W. }.
Bryan lectured at the Lyceum here
Friday evening, under the auspices
of the Young Mems institute. Mr..
Bryan. in answer to a question as to
whether or not he is again a candidate
for the democratic nomination for the
presidency, said that he was merely
a private citizen and not a candidate
for anything, but he would not bond
himself to refuse the nomination if it
was rendered him.
, 1902-03-10
Mckinley Memorial Fund.

Subscriptions will be received at the
Albany County National bank for tho
Mckinley Memorial fund. No person
Is expected to contribute more than
one dollar. Receipts will be issued and
proper credit given to each donor, who
will thereafter receive q souvenir.
W. z. CHAPLIN
q. CRUMRINE,
Committee
, 1902-03-10
FREE MASONS AT JAFFA.
Americans to Hold a Meeting at King
Solomon's Quarries.

Star line steame Celtic, having Oh
board 800 American tourists destined
for this city. arrived at Jaffa yesterday
afternoon.
One hundred Free MaSons, repre-
senting every grand lodge in North
America, will hold a meeting at King
Solomon's Quarries under the auspices
of the Royal Solomon Mother lodge of
Jerusalem.
, 1902-03-10

with stealing horses from Cook Broth
ers, the contractors, last summer.
Churchill is now in the county Jail here,
and the case is expected to be called
at the present term of the district
court,
, 1902-03-10
CHILD WITH COFFEE BEAN

Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. McCarty brought
their babe from Bosler yesterday, the
little one having q coffee bean half an
inch long and nearly as wide in it's
nostrils. DIR. Rhodes removed the bean
and the parents returned home. A
Carbon physician had failed to re-
lieve the little one.
, 1902-03-10
Wanted for u. &. Army,

Able-bodied unmarried men be-
tween ages Of Fl and IS; citizens Of
United States, of good character and
temperate habits, who can speak, read
and write English. For information
apply to Recruiting Oncer, Temple
Building, Laramie. Wyo. y
, 1902-03-10

The Republican has printed some
new placer location notices especially
for petroleum lands. They are print
ed on cardboard and are intended es-
pecially for posting on claims.
, 1902-03-10
Weekly Republican 81 per rear.

You'll have to hurry II you want to
get copies of The Republicans Indus
trial edition. They are selling like ice
cream on a red hot day. Only Is cents
per CODY.
, 1902-03-10

The state board Of equalization
which is composed of Secretary of
State Chatterton, State Auditor Grant
and State Treasurer Abbott, met Satur-
day afternoon at the capitol for the pur'
pose Of fixing the valuation on live
stock throughout the state, which val
uation under the law must be followed
by the assessors in the various coun-
ties in the state, says the Cheyenne
Leader:
The valuations fixed were as fol
lows:
Cattle.
Pure bred bulls, including thor
oughbred bulls and cows....$ $500
Grade bulls. yearlings and owe $500
Grade bulls, calves coming
yearlings ........ .......... 2O.00
Grades and dairy. calves COM
ing yearlings ............. 1000
Grades and dairy. yeaiings and
over $40. $500
Range cattle, yearlings and owe 1900
Range cattle. calves coming
ytdIlluSS ..... =. s.-... o.uo
Horses.
Pure bred and thoroughbred
stations ............ ......$ZUN.uO
Pure bred mares and grade stall r..
lions go. ....... ...'... ioo.oo
Carriage horses. driving, high
grade mares and heavy draft
horses ....... .......... 1900
Ranch, work, dray and livery
horses .......... .......... 1000
Common unbroken horses and
HldEcS ........... -''.- law
Saddle horses and COW ponies.
broken .......... .......... 1900
Shetland ponies ............ 1000
Mules and Asses.
Large jackasses1 used for breed
ing purposes $4,000
Heavy draft mules ............ 5000
Ordinary mules 1000
Burros ........ ............. 800
Sheep.
Buck lambs, coming y%earlings.. 400
Bucks, yearlings and OVER. 500
High grade ewes, yearlings and
owe ...... ............. o.SO
High grade awe lambs, coming
ythTllQS5 ..... .........s. I.to
Range sheep. lambs coming
yea lhS6 Leo
, 1902-03-10

Pocket maps and reference books Of
Wyoming only Is cents at The Repub
can once.
, 1902-03-10

Most Expensive of Furs.
h costliest fur is that Of the sea
otter. A single skin Of this animal
will fetch as much as 81, 1000.
, 1902-03-10

OF LIVE STOCK FIXED BY STATE
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
SATURDAY.

This Valuation Under the Law Must
Be Followed by the Assessor In
Making Up the County Valuations
Range Cattle Valued at Nineteen
DoIIars-Ranch Horses at Forty
Dollars.
, 1902-03-10

We are the u%p-to-date mems outfit
tiers of Laramie. Woodruff & Terry.
, 1902-03-10

Old papers Csc per hundred at The
Republican ONCE
, 1902-03-10

Overshoes of all kinds and all prices
at Woodruff & Terry's.
, 1902-03-10

Daily Republican SOC per month.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-31

Teb BON gandIen bur9Siebt bic sanss
Sniel, aud innerbaIb 1T bas Boot bas
eisentlide 0ertebrsmittel. Die !Sdus
fer iteben ale duf pfGblen. ba bieSods
flltb bes 3uiberise ale Sabre bic Sns
fef msbrmaIs iiberT9ipemmt. Mbsr
cine folhe 9ohflutb bat feinen befonz
berenS hreden fir bic 8epobner; alles
TIT bsreits fir biefen San porseieben.
bic 8epobrer 5ieben ii9 auf ibreSdus>
bDben suriid, no tie nit Der ibnen eiges
men Rube unb @elafenbeit abpurten.
Bis Ii6 bic Slutb berlaufen bat. Sn
Der feu6ten 4tmoipbGre bes Sniellans
bes pirft bas eint6nise tiefe Sdpara.
bic einaige 9runbfarhe aler SGuIer,
boppelt bitter. Die gauge SnIel bilbet
elm grobes @emeinpeien. bic SGufer
Iieoen perftreut; mir bier unb bort, nie
Inn bic Stride (&erteburt) unb an benz
Safen, babsn iih srDBere GompIere ses
bilbst. Die tleineren baben gar nuns
berliGe Ramen, ipie Dsuti6lanb,
Nranfreid. gnalanb u. (. n.. 10 bdh
fat tebet BeTu6er fttn etgtnes Wdters
Lamb bier Undetermined.
SIN lebbaften 9esenIab gu Der biifte'
rem Monotpnie Der SGuIer itebt bic
Isbbafte Earbenpra@t Der Sra4ten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-31
NfrInhntrhaus.

Gdrt.n einserabmte Sdus9en dnein>
anberreiben. unsefGbr elm Oubenb
berI9iebener Sppen iDnen unter biefen
Cottages pertreten fein; bod glaubt
Der 8eIuder cine nett sr0Bere Manz
nigfaltisfeit gu srbliden, cine @ir>
tung, bic bur9 perfdiebene 6rontitel>
lunsen Der 9duIer our Strabe er5ielt
lporben lit. Snterehante abpe9ss
lung 5eigen bic rei9e 0d9ar9itettur,
bic me9Ielpone Mnprbnuns Der 8erdnz
ben, bic nit Spaliersemd4fen sez
f9miidten tpeiben MGnbe bieTer reiz
5enben tleinen 8auten, beren anbeiz
member @inbrud nod er96bt pirb
bur9 cine sefdnise, meift in 9riin unb
Rotb sebaltene @btDnung ibres Sa9z
iperts, Der SalouIien nnb Der 9artenz
sGune. limb iiber benz 9an5en f9pebt
elm ibbGif9er Sriebe, cine lGnbli9e
StiQe, belebt anitatt bur9 &inbers
ftimmen bur9 ben 9efans Der 5obls
rei6en @6gel, bic ii4 pobl unb fi6er
fiibien in ben 9drten her alien 2eute.
beren arbeitsmiibe !Sdnbe bort nit
2iebe ibre 8lumen. Obit unb Semitic
3ieben.
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III " l " ~ w ! ! ~ ! " ".
Marfer f9tper fallen fpiirbs, iid psrs
leusnen gu lafen. Nu9 fir bic Sinz
Der giebt es in Marten f4on cine tpz
rdnnif9e Wobe: bis gum ieditenSabre
geben bic beiben 9eidle9tsr polis
gleid, 10 baB es fdper 1T. tie gu un<
terIfeiben. benn nur Elm tleiner IN
Der Sled bintsn an Der Miibe tenn>
5ei1net ben perbenben GERM Der
Sd6pfuHs., Sir bic fleiniten Welt>
burger bat man iiberan einen iebr pris
ginetlen Stubf. BET lie Dor alien 6d6rs
lifteitsn Idiibt.
90 maleriI9 bic duBere grIdeinuns
bieIer SnielbenObner. 10 interefdnt
iinb aud ibrs Sitten unb 9ebrdude.
Shpn bonn sebnten Sabre an fperben
bic Rnaben iinb MGbden bGufie eins
amber oeriproden. Sine @~erlobuns,
au9 lnter ben @rtpaGfenen, i6eiRt
teinen nGbsrer, 8ertsbr Der beiben 2iez
6:npen in ii4 gu i4Iisben; ebsr Oas
8sgentbeif: fpern Sralit unb 8rGuttz
gam iid aufGlis auf Der Strabs trefs
fen, 10 seben fe itola unb sleideiltis
aNsindnber boriiber, pbne iid zines
8lides nod Wortss 3u ipiirbigen.
Msnn absr bic Duntel6eit iiber Mdrs
fen lire Sittide breitet, 10 lodert fid
aud bier bic %d[Isepdltiss Site, nnp
mdnder Martsr finoet inssebeim ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-31
SaHo mno Seute tit Marfen.

Sollanb lift nod inner bas pdrdt
bies Der Maler. 3pdr bas dlte itarte
@eidle9t lit nidt mebr, bas iid ielbit
in ftrobenbem Selbftbepubtlein INNER
fpieber p~ortraitirte, nadosm es bas
fpaniI9e So9 i'm barten 3ampf abse'
f6iittelt bate; ala feline 6lotte nuns
mebr bds Weltmesr beberrihte unp oe
Rupter nit ieinen Sregdtten io3dr bic
Stemie blodiren tonnte. Die groBe
unb ftolae 3eit in al ibrer 9erbbeit
unb ausgelaFsnsr 2ebensireube, bon
Der bic alien Msiiter uns erSG6len, 1T
enbgiltig pDriiber. limb bod bat ods
2ano ni9ts BON ieinem GinflnB aut
Die Malerei psrlpren. Roh liest iiber
feline peiten Gbensn Der iilbsrne
S6leier Der feudten Meeresat>
mpfp6Gre, bic bic &onturen peridiptnz
ben IdBt unb bic einSelnen partien Der
2aubf9aft gum sroben Bib barmos
Mild sereint, unb bieIes bas emit
Die moberne 2dnbI9aftsmalerei mits
f6affen balf = iibt ieinsn 3dubsr
beute ftGrter ala ie. 9eute nod burds
sieben ftiae blintsnbe Candle bas CRIME
3anb, in i6ren BuHern ipieseln iif
alte, bobe 9duier, unb ptrldnens
@tdbte trdumen BON berlDrener SrOBe.
0llte Sitten unb @ebrGu9e BADEN ii4
punberbar erbalten, bic eigenartise
8obeneeItaltuns bat cine mGraenbafte
Manniefaltieteit ber Ginridtunsen
oeseitidt, iiberaG rei1en ii9 @egentpart
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-31
3 m 3 a us.

~ |.
Der alien inpaliben Mrbeitern elm
friebli9er 2ebensabenb perf9afft per>
be, fir bieIen 3ped bic Slmme bon
elmer balben Milipn Mart. S9nel
tpurbe barn Der @ebante our Shat.
Dur9 na9folsenbe S9entungen inns
mer mebr erpeitert. felt beute bic Co
Ionic gItenbof elm fOrmIides 9orf
nit elmer 8epDlterung BON etpa 400
Seelen bar.
Gntriidt benz raItlofen Sreiben, benz
2Grm unb &oblenbunit Der Sabrif>
iitabt, purbe Mltenbof albeit Der CUR
Stabt f~iibrenben 2anbftruBe auf freis
EN- Sselb in Der @emortune Riittenz
f9eib anselegt, bort, mo- man, aus ben
Walbuneen bes Siigellanbes berausz
tretenb, sinen prGdtisen Bid binab
auf bas Ruhrtbal genieBt. S9on
BON @eitem ruff bas 9Drf6en einen
malerifden Ginbrud berppr. Der aber
nidt, ipie es fonit bGufig Der Sail lit,
beim NGbertpmmen abnimmt, fonz
bern pG9t, inbem bas 4uge beim
Sur9panbern Der golonie INNER
.neue freunbli9e 8ilber in ii9 aufs
nimmf.
eSn f4einbar natiirli1er llnregel>
mdbisteit bur9Sieben bas Sorf breite
2anbfpege, an oeren Seiten ii4 lduter
pilenurtise. BON i4muden tIeinen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-31
alfsnapf hdt sins epanaslifds anS

@ffenbof bat cine epdngelii9e uno'
cine fatbolifde Rape1e, bic, iebe in ibs
rer Dirt, pabre perlen Der Baufunft
finb. Sbrer Snnsnausftdttuns iieht
man es an, baB aud bier cine biz ins
aleinits sebenbe 5iiriorse ebler Wlens
f9enfreunbli9teit geipaltet bat, bic
itetig tpeiter ausgeiibt mirb.
lleber bic Mufnabme Der Snpalioen
in bic golonie bat bic Jabritleiiung
i'm @inberitdubnib nit benz @oritano
Der arupp'f9en MrbeiterpeniionstaNe
gu entldeiben, nobel Miirbigteit unb
8ebiirftisfeit in eriter Clinic in 8es
tra6t se5Dsen perben. Sober &rupp's
f6e Mrbeiter trbGlt, tpenn er nab 20s
idbriser, bel f9perer 8efddftiguns
mad 15iGhriger DienftSeit inpalib
nirb, eine peniion BON 40 procent feis
nes aobnes, nit elmer Steiserung bon
~ procent fir iebes tpeitere Oienits
iabr. Die @ittpe erbdlt bic 9Glfte
uno fir iebes 8inb 10 Proeent, Su>
5ammen i'm S0dftfal 80 procent Der
peniion ibres peritorbenen Mannes.
'llebrieens tDnnen ii9 bic in Der @olos
ME 2ebenben in elmer eigens 5u bies
fem 3ped eingeri9teten 8orbfle9terei
aud nod einen tleinen NebenDerbienl
rSrf1affen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-31

unb 8erqaneenbeit bic Soube, unb
pdbrenb in mdn9en Stdbtsn oas
raiGs 2cbeir u~niersr Sage faat unb
IebbaFt pulfirt, i9sint in ben 80rfern,
Die taum msilenpeit enifernt liesen,
bic 3eit i%tiaseitunben gu iein. Seltz
fame Meni9en treten einem entgegen,
frembeS radten in eigenartigen Sdrben
eriiBen bus gluee, uno Derpunbert tritt
mo in cine frembe Welt.
Gin tIeines Gilanb. sendnnt Mdrz
fen, i'm 3uiberise, n0rbli9 DON Imiters
BAN, 1T cine Iol6e @elt i'm SIeinsn
unS abseIdlphen fir ii4. Sine DAM
pferfabrt BON anbsrtbalb Stunben
brin9t ben 9eiufsr BON Der boaGnbiz
fden Sauptitubt an ieinen Stranb.
Nur cine perbGltnibmGBig idmdls
MaFeritraBe trsnnt Marten bon ben
5etannten Malerprten Monnifenbam
unb @olenbam. Iber 10 nabe bic Srte
aud litgen, cine Tin 10 tiefert SLUT
trsnrt ibre 9snsbner in Sitten unb
Reiigion. @enn nuf Der idmalen
2unbSun9e, bic ben 3uioeriee pom
Meers trennt, ipo 8olenbam liest, @es
fang unb Iuitise Sanapeiien ertlingen,
Iiegt iibsr Marfen Elm eiiiges S9peis
gen. Die Mufit, bic bas 2eben erbeiz
teri. 1T bort fat unbetannt. Elm tiefer
Grnit lagert iiber Der Sniel unb grdbt
fi9 tief in bic 9efi9ts3iige ibrer 8ez
ppbner. Sdrt lit Der aampf ben lie
um's 0afein fibrsn, podenlang lit bic
iunge Mannfdaft unterpess, Der Suis
bsrise bietst ni4t mebr Slide senug.
um bic 8epobner Der bielen umliegenz
ben 0Orfer gu erndbren; bdrum mill
fen bic iungen MGnner binuus mad
Der offenen ROrOiee; meiftens 1T bic
bsutfte Stabt @mbsu ibr 9afenplab,
bon mo tie ibre 6iid5iise Beginner.
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q .
Die @runbfarbe Der Sradt Der Grauen
lit elm trdftises Rptb. 9erabsSu per>
bliiffenb pirten bic leu9tenben Sar>
bsnflsde in Der u~meebenben Natur:
Misbsr, aaube, aermsl, 8ruitlab ~
dies lit nit Rotb psriebt; muir Der Rod
unb bic S9iirse finb buntelbluu. limb
10 beitimmenb bat bic rpt6s 5urbe auf
bas 9emiitbsleben Der Marfer einges
pirtt, baB bus cDntrdre 8lau our
Sarbe Der Srauer ipurbe. MGbrenb in
sauS Solanb bic peiblide 8ebOlteruns
.ibr Saar nit GROCER Sorsfalt inter
Der 9aube beritedt, trdst bic Marterin
tein 8ebenten, ibren bfpnben Sadrz
fdmud gu asissn. Dor ben S6ren
trasen bic Srauen gu beibsn Seiten
LANCE 2oden; bis gum i~iebsebnten
Sabr biirfen bic iunsen Mdbder ios
gar ibr polles tSaar, pbne iebe Sefel.
our S6au tragen, BON ba ab miiiien
ie fi9 Der f~tarren Site fiigen. Noa
maleriTder 1T bic Sruht Der MGnner,
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