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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
CABRERA CATCHES EPISODE IN L1HeTHoUsE BY THE SEA

WastYd over reading that awakes no dis
cuss!on and enrichcs no memory Sup
pose a home to awaken to Its privileges In
need be some supernuous luXuries ana
will have as, regular yisitants certain "a
Xorttc perlodieais and newspansts si Ths
articles and essays 10 the weeklyi5.5nnd
monthly magazine literature of the age,
and m II cultured home there must be
Familiarity With what they are saying
and doing.
Immense strides are making In sclenne,
III invention. IN discovery. = nome should
not DO ignorant Of what is going on, The
ances Which make homo life easy and cen
Nenient; in surgery, and IN the treatment
of disease. Home evenings are not spent
,oolsl,ls when tiMSlsiH,e u change 70 these
the order and the progress OF current
events.
. At the moment therefarc opportunities
for learning great deal that Is entcrtain-
Ing about our owl, history. and The books
that epNomizo 1T are excellent for reading
aloud liaulrc AT any library Tor the re-.
men and women who passed through tho.
period of our civil MAR. There is a shelf
full OF such volumes in every free library,
and they are gcrlmmed with episodes and
incidents well worth reading ana taking
about,
History and poetry and good novels, by
which IL meant not goody -gonly books,
h,it those writer vl with purpose, and II
delightful the wInicl evenings At home,
@ or course, there are evenings when talk
Ing Is preferred 10 reading, Before the
holidays the ladies Of the family are stare
40 be busy With embroidery and needle
work, KNITTING aud crochet, Perhaps they
are dressing dulls, There is no prctiier
M9ss no M 5 5,e frneKa na an
.ol her darlings' doll are the most fairy
like sowing in the mothers power, only
surpassed BY those she takes for the .l!itlo
Invisible child OF hen love, who has not
yet come to mako the home his Kingdom.
SSlnpthing 10 eat helps N nome evening
Wonderfully budgets an Inspiration when
5lreeton 81 tie iront door. b s and md
cider ArH as nectar and ambrosia when' he
clock hands point to1o9rd half afteyninc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
BOTTLE THE ATLANTIC.
Field for Somebody to Engage
in the Mineral Water Business.

NJ a. is 800 = :
II have never understood, 4 said q doc
tor why somebody didn't bottle the.
Atlantic Ocean and sell the water under
d fine name as II mineral water.
,"rhe water OF the Atlantic contains
some Of the most wholesome mineral salts
ana has a decided valuc incidentally
Come of my patients. keep It on . hahu
much Of the time and profess to nnd4it
vastly beneficial.
Ono OF these men gets te SEQ ;sY,,, W Mi
several miles off shore and Mt high tlde.
50 as to be reasonably, stlro that ~ Is
free from pollution. He bot ties 1t in good.
sized demltohns and lets u rp2en H. mp 1s
mai Swamp Is lpened for carrying to sea
On board vessels making long .voyag es.
.@"Dld you ever smell any OF those Seil-
fatrsl sp IN cellar FOR few weeks? The
odoris pretty bad, but It isn't worse than
that Of rlpeninE sea water }f
when you take out the cork tho, whole
houssh9ld knows IT. Afs s, whlle ,nG
SS Yate g re oafs lo s Saens'Ve anu
the hnbit Of doing .>the things tina, lead
men 10 drink mineral waters before
breakfast think Ia prefer plaln, q o Tan
II don't know whether my patients
have ever calculated tho cost Of bottled
atlantic, but II the sbottling was done
10 come Very high. and II Is certainly one
thing that no trust could ever nonop-
ollie I've Il notion that the fellow who
first puts up sea waller Y, an attractive
form and gets the attention OF the public
will make q handsome little fortune be-
fore his competitors. can cut In and under
sell OF. outadvertise hln."-New York
Sun, Is III 80 e 3458f n Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
CIRCUMSTANTIAL.
Case in Which It Would Have
Told Against Innocent Man.

5"" Several years ago l took n late train
from Boston to NeE y ork.'s said IL man III
business In ISansns' Elty. In the morning
] was awakened earlier than usual by the
porter. who said that a robbery had been
committed on the sleeper during the night
ana that all the passengers would have
Bills from he clorhing Of
middle ofthe car. SEvery section had been
taken before he left Boston,. and as the
train had been almost constantly inSmo-
ton II. seemed certain tia the person who
had committed the theft was still on the
car G. h7l ~. & 4559
VI The porter said no one. had been abOafd
but the passengers. and that none OF them
had left. II was proposed to search every
body. ~ man who had berth directly
opposite from the one who had been
robbed objected. Hc told his name and
said any one might find that he was 4
man OF good reputation. In the meantime
some officers boarded the car and after n
little swearing got the money from the
colored porter, who was the guilty one.
hen the passenger who had refused TO
be searched asked the officers 10 examine
his pockets. This seemed strange, but he
insisted, In an inside pocket they found
six one-hundrcd dollar bills. 1t was mere
ly a coincidence that he should have the
same amount of money as tho other pas
senger had lost, and In exactly the same
but he knew that under
the circumstances he could hardly cstab-
tlish nils Innocence. How was that for q
case OF circ,lnstantial evidence Mash
vile Am erica n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27

Nuts and apples are great allies to the sis :
ster's plans when she Is trying to fascinate
an errtnt brother. a knslcls with the chat
Ing dish and a bit Of supper at ail unor-
fhodox hour have routed many an nttaek
nope. Really and truly. there is no ex 4
aggeiation In saying that most people
sleep best after they ltave had acheerful
evening. and a light supper. 1nsomnia
would flee from many a pillow II food
were taken In nimodeihte quantity before
Its victim went TO bed
Fun at home is n panacca for more
troubles than you think. 4 happy, Jolly
home whcrel love and confidence reign,
sends its children out, panoplied nganst
the wiles Of the devil, as well rs fortified
TO stnnd the nssntllts of a wicked world.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
when friends comethcy should belong 10

when friends come they should belong to
everybody.
The open piano counts for too little in
these days. We have grown so artistic
that only classical music and only superb
technique give JUS pleasure. II wo were
quite honest we would sometimes declare
when the daughter played and the boys
sang and everybody was happy. some
where lately I read Of y man., widely
was persuaded TO purchase Il ticket for
The debut OF q great foreign pianist. lie
attended, listened with p,inctilicus court
csy but bore q bewlldercd expression
through the whole magnificent musical
display. Shaking his gray head when
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27

Dizziness Often the unpardon-
able Sin in Home Life Man
Who Shores on a Sofa.
blessed be Rag Time - What
Daddy and Children Want al
Home Are Chimes Lost
Art Of Good Reading Some
I. thing Good 70 Eat al 9:3o 4
Big Help.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
A Foreign View.

Some of tho London papers are poking
fun at the News ST. Regis Hotel III New
York-the establishment where onlya the
very rich can afford 10 look in, One So,
or the new hotel, gives It's readers these
few tips: All bills are payable hourly;
ono patron having a servant who does
nothing else but pay bills. Ono Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
The Bijou all Of this week they have

The Bijou all Of ths week. they have
SURPASSED their previous efforts. u.
The four sets used are each said To be
remarkable for their artistic beauty md
massive proportions, the rock bound
coast OF New England affording the
scenic artist unusual opportunities. THAT
which has aroused the grentcst cnthu-
siasm is act third, which shows the great
light on Devils Rock towering high in
tho air, with the waves gently ripping
upon the rocks, while over I'LL floods the
mellow hight ola full autumn moon. Soft
fleecy clouds float la2ily by on n gem
tlc hrcezc The wind frcshens, the waves
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
LUCK AND PLUCK I'm IA BOYS CAREER.

beds In the hotel was twice owned by
Gear OF Russia. The walters appear and
tlteapt,ar through taas,tdortrs iycar the
tables. One family pays G 210. GOO -iiot
.tlollars-for Ave rooms for n year. The
hotel is perfunied with violet III the
morning Eeranciuln at moor and rose q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
The Latest Walk.

Is 1t In the swing, or i'll the swim?
never had the time to understand /
vet,
Midst the toll and everlasting sweat.
Is 1t tho swinging Of the sowor,
n Not the sewers. Of the sewing room,
But the sower OF the field?
Tho movements not unlike It.
Yet the backward swing bellies 1t,
And the lacking OF the seed
In hnndfuls held. W IA
Yet the mnidens all IRE working II, 4
Are working 1t for all It's worth,
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Investigation Usually Shows
That at Some Stage III Career
Of the Apparently, Lucky Per-
son He Was Extremely Tlucky.
How Some Boys Got to the
1 Frol1t-Men Wanted Who
Can Expand.
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SCENE FROM WILIAG eILErTEs FAMOUS SHERLOCK RolnEs

The swing, the backward swing,
The sWing-a-llng In walking.
It's the swing OF locomotion,
And be sure 1T makes commotion.
But the object OF 1T
cannot for the life of me perceive
Is 1t patented or free,
dts used with wondrous glee.
The swing, the swing,
The hindward swing,
Tn walking used .S
The one-a swing. 53
Tlfe double-action swing, i
The swing, the swing. $s
What $meaneth 1.-THE swing?s
Is It modern or is it archaeic,
Did they use it in the ancient times.
I Is it meant for use in reason.
B Or on wild, fantastic lines?
Who invented 1t?
1seit dervish, wild or3civilized,
What's the meaning Of it, #
Grace, or travesty Of grace?
Is It mitare or civil,
Is 1t human or divine
Built Oh projectives straight, e 8
FIX Or serpentinc?
r give It up.
* Would could give the vision up.
Is this the new South?
It must ybe for lis not the old.
Think of ancient DANES Of Southland.
sS With such walk and such swing,
The hand swing, the backward swing,
The swing-a-llng in walking
God help us, but ne love the old south
best. Is
With It's dignity and ever sweetest
grace, .333
The swing is not the thing,
4a Tho modern swing, ysj,
The DcrNsh swing 5 /.
Tho meaningless swing, 5i5G K,
The fantastic tt
The graceless and unbccomlng swing!
The swlng-n-ling III walking !.
- SMITH IRVINE, Augusta, Ga,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27

u Many{littlc things help " boy at the
start, Foremost among them Is n habit
oil promptncss A. boy who slouchcs along
without ambition or qlrickness makes n
bad impression. A boy whose hair Is un.'
kempi, whose clothing Isl slovenly and
whose shoes are ,lnbrushed conveys an
idea of shiftlessness which no amount Of
genius will overcome, Equally unfor-
gtunate for any boy Ms a scent of stale
tobacco about his clothing. Life Is q
place OF struggle. Whoever would over
come encouragement and difficulty must
DO fulyarmed at every point and well
trained, Boys IRE ;lverse Il TO discipline
but it is discipline which gives the adj
vantage In the long run Nobody should
he content to remain in the awkward.
squad; nobody need think that q win
ming personality n quick apprehension or
oven a good elementary education VIII
.uYail much unlessg there Is stamina Tho
responsible plOddeT gains more substantial
advantage than his brilliant compeer who
flames upElike&the rookie and comes down
lke5the stick. Who has not seen the fell
low who never gets hey3nd d certain
point, who begins well, hut soon "a lis out
while others utstripf hm2 The5 presi-1
dent of II great railroad said to- mo, 'HThe.
constant difficulty iatoHlind ;nei who are
efficient and who can EXPAND, who can
whose ability Is equal to ter nmbtion,n
OF room at tho top of every profession
known to men, You reach the top by
resolute climbing, by letting go no inch
or advnntag aud by slbord!natlng every
secondary aim to the one which With YOU
Ia Dre- eminent. t s#5s,tt K S98g5 4H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
BY Margaret z. sangstcr.

tCppyrisln, 1904, by Joseph n BnwlcRl
x..----.-x HE charm of winter from the
5 s#s' + , { . y: /:
fffSTINl darkness folds Its broodng wing
Gs.y over The wprid The hearth at
tracts the family With rs
bright alps ana rs coy warmth. after u
days farins through snow and cold.
Draw ifIe curtains. light the lamp.
Open the piano, Set the easy chairs near
The table. a stormy night 1t mas be, but
Who cases? ,fhe gales may rave The
sleet dash against the pane bu, we Ore
al irHnc, and there will he no comlaHp;
ftof have tho good tins az homo that
3,;t.,Ee cafnea.s
1--WE talk about it ard so in this
iifa or flai, the home evening forms
jr US happy season ~ real refrcshnlent,
aHelt every where
whi6nes mat we Know, The husband
q Nfce the evening whsn there s nc
eeasg. for 4 long dr0Wsy interval OF
seaYfd care % The pIYani Ills Wife has
u tbos, busy das. Too, rs hllsy as Ills uHn
ss'ferent line q mprk. put he docs
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right. 1904. by. Joseph b 3owies.) *
HITCH factor does most for the
boy. luck or pluck? Doubtless
favoring opportunity helps to
| doubtless again there are those
] who never get on. whether or.
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There was Il man lived In our town,
Who was so wondrous wise,
He jumped into q biamble bush
And scratched out both his eyes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-18
Stabtrdth.
Common Gouncil, II. gll

Common Council, IL. 9lu9ult.
9ia6bem baS betrcii. GOmitc cine
0telolution 9iiniti9 bcri6tCt bate, lpelz
die Oie 2aurel yinie anWciit, cinen @66s
ter al Der 9lib StraBc SreuSung anSus
ltellen, murbe Die SOrlagc cinltimmt9
beitdtist unb bann bcri6tctc OaS 9leibe
GOmitc cine anOere 9tciolutiou giinitig,
wrlde Die SerIcg Central GiIcnbabn
anweiit, al Der SroaOwag SrenSnn9
aud einen gSddter auSuitellen. Wtits
9lieO 3bomuS j. S'GouuOr bon Der 3.
g8aro, Ucl9er ein WtitgleiO Oes GOmi.
teS lit, aber niht in oeiicn Sieung ans
wcicnO mar, erbob ii6 bierauf unO pros
teitirte aus bieIem gruuoe gegen cine
9InnObme Der YOrla9e, 5u9lcid anNcus
tenO, oaB reppes lee" iei. Das @omitc
beItritt Oic 9luOeutuug unO ua6Oem cin
babies DuscnO StaOtrdtbc fir uno Oas
9e9en 9eiprOhen batteu, wurOe Snteet
@rleOi9un9 Der SOrla9c ueri9Oben.
SOlgenOe neuc 9teiOlutionen wurOen
ein9erci6t uno beitGti9t: 9riiiitbS-
Den Supt. Der EpliSei anweiieno, OaB
er bic betrcff. @ruuOei9entbiimrr an.
wriIe, alle runbe SoblenlObersOedcl Su
;u entferuen 2reiter-Dem Soiepb
9tembOuIe Grlau1nib gcben, icin @i9cus
t6um nit Dem GeOar glucnue glbSu9Stas
nal gu ucrbiuben Galpin-0aB Ous
9liieBmcnt scgen SiibOf SOban fir ocu
Sir6boi in Der 81. @arO 9citri6eu
werbc; OOnabuc DAP Yatrid ScOn7
arO, 3bomas WtaBnurb, Soicpb Wtc.
Sienna unS 6rau Wtarp WtcGuc cinen
pripatcn glbiu9sfanal crbuuen uno bens
lelben nit Dem 2inocu StraBe 9lb;ugs=
fanal perbnoeu biirfen.
6erritD rci6te cine Srbinau3 ein fir
cin 9lbju9stanal Saiiin al Der Gdc
BON Gmmct StraBc uno 6iiuiter Stras
&c, SaSlcm cine fir Yfaitcrung BON
SiiO gSaibingtOn 2luenuc, pom Der wclt.
li6en Seitc pom 9tiucr StraBe bis gum
Jioaring Yroot.
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Uitt6tpn.

- SenrD Saumeiitcr pon Carroll
StraBe uuo glnua GjilroD uOu Siib
Wtain StraBc wurben 9citern 9ctraut.
- Der Stalicuer 9lngcliO @rcliillO
uon 8lainS wurOe in Der no. ii 3ebc
am Wtittmo6 pon Cincm SOblenfalle &C.
troiien uuO ltarb in Der 9tmbulanS auf
Dem 9Scse gum Eittston 0oipitale.
= @twa II llbr Wtontag 0ia6t crs
biclt Der oils 9Obnnic Wtit6" bcfauntc
3talicner oberbalb Den Saurcl Sinic Sc
lciien pou elmer inn unbctanntcn Rerion
cine S6nittwunOe, Nic itd pom lintcn
Sbr bis gum 9iadcn critrcdt. Otan
nimmt an, SaB ein SanOsmann ibm aus
9fa6e bic 98unNe Suiii9tc.
- Sin NurhbrcnucuOeS Riero Der
EittSton Wtillin9 Gompunlc ranntc am
6reita9 9iadmittas nit uoller 9Suht in
Oic Elattenicuitcr oes galla9ber Sutla.
bens all SroaO StruBc unO Scrtriim,
mertc OieIelben. 0aS Sino cines Sta
licners wurSc aud pom Dem GicrOc &C.
troiien unO sur Scite 9ciblCuNcrt. ent.
fam aber gum Slid nit uubeNcntenbcn
Scrlceungcn.
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BilteSbarre Ra6rt6tsn.

= Der befannte 9lu9cnarSt Or. 8.
9. 2ampman bon 9iO. "A SiiO SSaibe
iugton StraBc ueriturb pOrlesten 6reis
tag WtOrsen i'm 2llter BON &C Sabrcn.
- Srau Miaria Sailrr bat micOer
Seimmeb na6 2Siltcsburrc befommen
unb 1T pom Scranton mad 9io. 240
SiiO 98aibiu9tOn Strabc oabier umgcs
iieOelt.
= 2aut einem @rlaB beS 9encrals
GoltmeilterS wrrOen am 1. september bic
YoitGmter BON 2liblep, OOrrancetou
unO Sinsiton nit Dem Yoitamt BON
SSilfeSbarrc tonIOliNtrt.
= 9eter Sdmitt crlag Der 2lusScbs
runs am porleeten Sonnta9 i'm Sitter
BON 43 Sabren. Der Seritorbene fam
ais Sino nad gtmerifa unO arbeitete
lause Sabre ais S6miOt in Der SaSarO
Orabtfubrit.
- Die 9ie9er Sam. Wtiller uno
unO Gburles SateS 9crictben 6reitug
9tbenO bel eiuer Sair oabier in StrCit,
III beiien Serlauf Wtiller ben Sutcs
burd einen Wteiicriti6 10 ihwer per-
wuubetc, oaB CT nad cini9eu StunOcn
ltarb. Der Wt0roer er9ab ii6 Der
FOliSci.
- Sur6 cine grplOiion III Nen User
fen Der Sliuer Opnamit GOmpanie Su
Saurel Jiun am Sreitu9 0iadnlittu9
wurOeu Sobn Wtc@uire, 3bomaS Sncd
unO @arrit WtcOOnalO ibwer unO cius
i9e anSere Wt6uuer leid,t uerbrunnt.
Wtc@utrc crlas ben Serlceuugcn friib
an Samitag.
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perhtu bur& locale gIpplirnliuutn, psiI iis hen
franfsn She'll hes Sbrss uitt rrfittn fSnuru.
Sc ssbt nur tinsn QRsg, bic Saubbtit ~ furi-
r,u, uue her II fur6 cOuitimtipufllf SrimiiirI.
5aubbsit pire eurb tiutH tntjuuesisu 3uitnne
eu l6ltimissu ausfltieuna tn Gufatiittn
Rpbrt pnuria6i. gBtnn eisis REbrs iia rnt
iiluett, babt ibr tintH rumpsIneen Son cetr
uuppafpmmtuts 6jetpr; uup psnu iis sani ge-
itbIOFsu il, srfclst 5aubbtt, uuo wsnn bic @nt.
,tubuns uibt gsbObsu uue eitIr RSbrr witcsr
In ibrrn asbprisu 3uitlub puirst peern fnnu.
piIe has @rbpr fur inner srifcrt ptretu (;
nun 6Gllt unttr itbn ptretn eurh Aaiarrb
puurlatt ptltn nItts ais Gin sntjinetisr gu.
itanp pu ibItimiasn SbsrfGbtn it,
gSir ppllsn stubuubrt Dollars fir ittsu
(eur6 aatarrb ptrurla6ttn) 6all ppn Saubbdt
ssbtu, etu mir nidt eurt Ginntbmsn ron Saa's
3ataub.aur bsilsn t0nusn. eaei Gu6 nm.
ioaf Strulart fOmmsn.
8 5 GbtHtp & Co.. 5pltep, 8.
B2S- grTiauft ron alien appibtftru, rs 9ts.
SalI's 6amilitn piIlsn line bic btittu.
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Npn 4eterSbura.

- 3Obn Gbriit unb 6rau febrtrn
leetrn Samitug bon einrm Seiu6 bel
SermunOten in Sa;leton ;uriif.
- Die 9lu9eitellteu Der bieiigcn Sci.
Oeiabrif wcroeu an 3. September cine
@rcuriiOn nab Safe SoOOre abbaltcn.
- -S8illic SuiieD ldBt Gin ncueS gSObns
baus all lSilliam Strabe auf Der Ouns
more Seite erri6teu. Clarence 9tcDs
uolOs miro mcbrerc SSObnbduler gum
Sertaui OOer Sernictben crbauen.
- Yestcu SOnntag 0iudmittag rparO
Der woblbrtauutc SarrD Slasner i'm
Ounmore 6rieObOic bc9rabcu nnO Yas
itor 0tun6olpb bielt oic yei6enrebe in
Der Saditcinfirde. SlGSner mar 80
Sabre alt uuo iiber Gin Sabr traut.
WiOgc cr in Srieben ruben
- Der all Yrcscott 9luCnue wobus
huite 9bomaS 9aueuep, ein Yremier
aui Der yadawanua Giienbabn, wurOe
;u frliber WtOr9enitunOe am DOnuers
flag nube 0tiO9c HOw, ais er Ieiucn 3u9
perlaIien battc, BON imei Wtdnuern ans
segriiien, tiibtig UertlOpft uuO niebcr9es
iflagen uno oann nm ctwaS iiber $40
beraubt. Gauenrp bebauptet, baB ieinC
9ln9reiicr SGnOitrcidcr iinO, bic inter
Der 9ioarin9 SrOOt Bride i6lafen.
Seute 0ta6mittaS unO 2lbenS fin.
oct alio baS jdbrIide Sirdens unN
Summers6eit Der bieiigeu 9uuug. .s2utb.
Reter's 9cmciuoe in @ablerS' SarmO'
ME @arten itatt unb betrd9t Der @rntritt
uur 10 Gents. Das 6eit perIpridt Gin
rebt gcmiitbli6es gu iein unO in Ser
binbuus bamit werben aud peribieOenC
Spiele itattfinben. Wtun iOllte Sicit
9elegcnbeit nidt uerlGumcn, I'M IL
irOblider Seielliduit Gin paar auSe
ucbme Stuu6en ;u uerlebsn.
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Rad 25 Sabrsn. Sin Sods
5eitsiubilGum eigener glrt beging tiir5s
lid Elm Gbspaar aus bem 8e5irte GienS,
Sirol. &urs ppr bem Gage, an ipeIs
diem iis por 25 Sabren ben gbebunb
seIdloFen uuo ii9 fir INNER Sreus
seIpbt butten, bei6IpFsn iie, ii4 au
trennen. Sic gabsn als 9runo bierfiir
uniberpinolide gtbneiguns an.
Ser 9opf fprt9ertffen
Samuel 9plpen, Elm bel Delta, Sd.,
lpObnbufter Sarmer, mar babel, in ieis
mem 5eloe aIte 9aumitumpen nit On
namtt gu Iprengen; ais eine Patrons
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