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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-12-08
MOBILES COUNTY NOTES
Ellsworth,

s. 81. Loveland, operator at the
Ellsworth telephone exchange was
married at Sibley, Nov. 23rd to
Mrs. S. s. Chandler, late of Cort-
land, Ohio.
A number of the ladies of Ellis
worth have organized a "Friday
Culture Club" Officers have been
elected and weekly meetings ar
ranged.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Levins enter.
tanned number of friends at pro-
gressive cinch on Monday evening
of last week.
The Catholic fair recently held at
this place netted tho sum of 81, 400,
which sum will be devoted to pay
ing for recent improvements on the
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hutt are en-
tertaining a sweet baby daughter
born to them November 25th.
J. 81. McRObert was at Worthing-
ton on a business trip last week
Monday.
V. n. Dresser was down from
Ward. S. D., last week to eat
turkey with Ellsworth friends.
Lawrence Finnerty has gone to
Manning, Iowa, to look after bust
ness interests there. He will be
absent about two weeks.
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MESSAGE OF HOPE
To Sick and Afflicted Comes From Minneapolis Woman Wko
Knows Whereof She Speaks.

|, and bilious attacks. would feel
tired all over and seldom enjoyed
a gooa meal. - u ! 4,
"Hearing so much of the famous
New Discovery medicine and the
wonders it was working for the sick
I tried it. have taken one bottle
and its effect has been marvellous.
My digestion is good, as is also my
appetite. 1feel stronger and better
in every way"
Stomach and Kidney trouble,
Rheumatism, Catarrh, Deafness,
Blood diseases and Paralysis all dis
appear and, as repeated tests have
have proved, never return.
Cooper's New. Discovery costs one
dollar per bottle. Cooper's Quick
Relief, used in Connection sells for
fifty cents. Both can be obtained
from H., S. Myers. ... .,..,.u
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Brewster

Miss Clara Ehlers visited he1
parents at Adrian last week.
Drs. P. T. Geyerman and F. E.
Walker, of Worthington ate their
Thanksgiving dinner at the Geyer-
man home in this place.
Paul Kruomling and family are
here from Revilio, s. D., and will
reside in our village.
The Methodist ladies will give
their annual supper on Friday even
ing of this week.
Mrs. Morris and daughter of your
city, we're guests at the McConkey
home a day or so last week.
Miss Laura Bingham, of Wor-
thington. has contracted to teach the
Gilomen school, north of this will
age.
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li6more.

Nick Hendel has been granted a
liquor license by our village council.
Chris Nieman, of Worthington,
transacted business in the village
one day last week.
John Carey, late of Wilmont has
purchased a half interest in the Lis
more meat market and livery and
has removed to this place.
o. T. Bratager was notified of the
death Of his step mother, which &C
CURED at her home near dickson
on Monday of last week. Owing tt
poor train connections he was I'M
able to attend the funeral.
Miss Dora Wheeler is visiting al
her home in Slayton. this week.
A. M. Vail is at home again, hav'
ing spent the summer in the vici.
nifty of Worthington. is,
T. J. Meighen, of Forestville,
this state, visited relatives and
friends in this locality last week.
Frank McVenes and wife visited
friends at Edgerton a day or two
last week.
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WiImont.

-. Received too late for last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Martin who
have been visiting. for some time at
the home.of Mrs. Martin g parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Cruit, returned
to their home in Minneapolis Thurs
day.
Ed. Flanders who has been visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Pierce
for few days left Thursday for his
home in Delevan, Wis.
W. Brown of Adrian was again
seen on our streets Monday and
Tuesday.
Quite crowd greeted the Claman
Stock Co., their performance here
Sunday evening.
VIM. Cleveland of Heron Lake
and Enoch Anderson Of Slayton
transacted business here Thursday
and Friday.
Peter Lebens who has been in
the Western States for the past five
years returned home Saturday in
order to attend the wedding of his
brother Joseph.
Jack Carey who has been work.
ing for Mr.. Rem as manager of
his meat market here resigned his
position and left Tuesday for Lis
more where he will work for Mr..
Higgins.
Jos Lebens and Miss Anna Didier
were married at St. Killian Catholic
church Nov. 22nd, by Rev. Father
Helper. The ceremony was follow
ed by a reception. The contracting
parties are we'll known and popular
young people of Wilmont township.
Another wedding took place at
the same church on Nov. 21st, when
Henry Stuntebeck and Miss Lizzie
Petersbus were joined in wedlock
by Rev. Helper. We join the
friends of both young couples in ex-
tending congratulations.
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Quite : large cro va attend

A481S. ~SOAS0 - ~ wv StV0Au
ed. sf5 v N @
Terry Mccall Of Brwester was
advertising Geyerman's big seven
days sale thro this part Of the
country last week. .s.
Owing to the stormy weather and
bad roads last Friday night not u
very large crowd attended the
Literary meeting in Dist. 90 but
those who did 60 were we'll repaid
for the trouble as the program was
very good. The school received
over six dollars from the sale of the
boxes after the program. The next
meeting will be held Dec. Is, in
Dict. 81 E. $. where Geo. Smith is
teaching. The subject for debate
will be ''Resolved that Children
should not be allowed to read daily
newspapers in school or at home. "
A. F. 0ring's family from Lorain
ate Thanksgiving dinner at the
Barton home. Miss Beulah Dring
stayed until Saturday in. order to
take part in the debate Friday
night. .Hf
It is reported that since the rains
have raised the water In the lake
large numbers Of piokerel are COM
ing back from the sloughs into the
lake through the outlet and quite a
number have been speared the past
week. ~.
There is a certain road overseer
between this place and Worthington
who has caused more people to use
bad language on theirw1y to town
than any one else ~ know of by
the!.systematic way he has::n eglected
the worst piece of road In Mobiles
county but which with q little work
could be made. O! 80 much better.
There must be something wrong
with the voters in a township that
will persist year after year in elect
ing sush an officer.
Teachers, school boards and par
ents are requested to attend the
meeting in the Spahord school
house Dist. 81 Ewington township
Jackson Co., Dec. Is, 05 1 80 p. m.
where a fine program will be given.
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8igeIoW.

judge Ladd, of DesMoines was a
Bigelow visitor day or two last
week.
Frank Green is again able to be
about after short spell of sickness.
Misses Lena Reynolds and Mar
paret Bird visited at Worthington
day or two recently.
Ed Brown and wife are rejoicing
over the advent of a baby boy into
their home.
Mrs. R. 81. Wicks is enjoying the
pleasure of visit from her father
and mother, who will remain with
her during the winter.
Mrs. j. G.. Marshall is reported as
seriously sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Sorem we're
Sunday visitors with the parents Of
Mrs. S., Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Scott,
of Worthington.
Our hotel is again open under the
new management. The house has
been put in first class condition by
Landlord Token.
D. T. Cain was at Warrington
last Tuesday on legal matters.
Editor Clover was at home from
his duties as u. S. Juror at Winona
last week Wednesday but was
obliged to return on Friday as the
court had not yet completed it's
work.
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Spofford.

Mrs. Connie Whipkey of Wor-
Ellington has been visiting at the
home of her mother Mrs. Cordes
for sometime.
Chris Huffmiester is the proud
and happy father of another boy
which arrived at this home last
week.
A Thanksgiving dance was held
at Walt Pigman's last Thursday
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Round Lake.

A. Peterson, who removed from
Round Lake to near Palouse, Wash.'
last spring has been having more
than his share of bad luck. All OF
mis- seven children and his wife have
been suffering from typhoid fever
one daughter, Hilda, aged 49, hav'
ing died.
The combination of a lighted
match and some gasoline poured
into a slop pail nearly created a
oonfagration in the rooms occupied
by Miss Anna Pigman, on the even
ing of the 25th The incipient blaze
was smothered before it reached
the woodwork, but not until con-
siderable excitement had been
created.
Sheriff Fauskee made an OH claI
visit to our village last Wednesday.
Up. Hoffman was at Worthing-
ton to hear DR.. Koehne speak.
JP, Hoffman, principal of our
school, treated the eighth grace
pupils to an oyster supper last week
Monday evening.
&c. Christensen has been granted
a license to sell liquor in the village
of Round Lake.
Emily Flint observed tho thlr-
teenth anniversary of her birth by
entertaining a number of her girl
classmates last Wednesday.
John Murphy has moved into the
village from Sioux Valley town
ship.
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Adrian.

The Catholic fair held last week
was very successful affair, socially
and financially.
John Dorenkamper was at St.
Augusta, Stearns county recently
having been called there by the
serious sickness of his father, who
died November 18th.
A state veterinary surgeon has
quarantened the farm Of Mr.. Cow
berg in tho town on account of the
prevalence of hog cholera.
Dr.. G. G. May is home from an
extended business trip to the
northern part of the state.
Henry Rowe is enjoying a visit
from his aged father and mother
who arrived from Dodgeville, Wis,
last week.
John McCord transacted business
with the probate office at W orthing-
ton last week Wednesday.
W. E. .Timmons has gone to
Walla Walla, Washington to take
charge of the erection Of a new
store building for his brother. He
will be absent all winter.
Rev. j. b. Hanson, pastor Of the
Lutheran church has gone to
Douglass county for visit with
his mother and to take a needed
rest. His health has been failing
for sometime past and it became
necessary for him to take a vaca-
ton.
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Who can better give advice than
one who has profited thereby? !,
Mrs. M. a. Phs1ps, 2217 Elliott
Ave-, Minneapolis, speaks to the
suffering and the afflicted through
this medium hoping that. what .ahe
has endured and the miraculous
manner in which she was relieved
may be the means of delivering
others from the ravages OF disease
and affection. -
So unusual was her experience
that her letter reproduced in part
will not fail to interest those who
are eeking health and happiness.
She says: "After suffering for
over a year from stomach trouble
and billiousness it is indeed a relief
to be free from the burden
"My food would not digest and
would ferment and sour on my
stomach causing bad taste in the
mouth, severe headaches. dizziness
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Parties Going South Florida or
this Winter: viii Eli you What a special
round trip excursion ticket will cost. and
mail You some Florida and Cuba literature
free. Address, Frank J. Reed. ZOO Custom
House Place, Chicago. - IT, 1''} !'f5
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For Sale-Short horn bull, Harry
178O31. Color deep red, a sure
breeder. H. r. Veeder nwA, Sect.
%, Lorraine township. 1913.
Wanted-A, wide a wake hustler
address 1 F. Advance.
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Wanted-Farm lands, in exchange
for town PROPERTY. Will give some
body a good deal. Enquire of j..
u. MattesOn. If.
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al,
Do it in December.

Z
Do it in December.
Start that long delayed eavlngs &C.
count in
D E c E NJ B E R, 1905
and get your first interest credit on
June l., 1906. Don't wait till next
month. (The holiday teason-you
know what that means.) Nor til!
next year-each recurring month
brings its added expenditures. It
don't matter about the size of your
first deposit; you are welcome to
start it at ST 90, but START IT.
that's the idea. ;==
We vii! pay you 4 per cent. in
terest and compound it in June
and December.
FARM LOANS are leading
feature in this bank. #
/ Liberal amounts.
2 Low rates. g<.
3 Annual interest. 10
4 Option Of prepayment.
That's all and there is nothing
else to be added to the good qua
lities of a farm loan. See us about
that loan maturing in January.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-21

The most dangerous thing in
this county today is the reckless
and extravagent. manner in
which the money Of the tax pay
er is spent This is not done Dy
those way up in Office but. by
those who handle the pablic
funds paid in as taxes. That
is where the people are feeced.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-21

When Lawson gets ready to
have a receiver appointed for
the Standard oil company John
D. Rockefeller will likely ask
for the Job. ag
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-21

Cbroi1otype is the best edited
and neatest paper mechanical y
in the state. The vitrDlic cru
dltlons OF the versatile editor
are only sauce to his profound
dissertations upon the ideas, orig
inateds in his massive arpdlmuch
convatlgted brain.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-21

If the good die young the naa-
jority of the cities was certainly
at the high water mark of good
ness during the hot wave Last
week.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-21
SCHOOL NOTES
By P. D. Norton, County superinte ndent
Observation-Disclosures

The school officers meeting
held on Saturday a week ago
was very largely attended,
eighty school otncers being pres
ent.
Much active interest was evil
denced by all in the subjects
presented for discussion. The
Importance of such meetings to
the betterment Of the schools of
the county cannot be we'll over.
estimated. The teaching body
and the county Superintendent.
may do much to improve our.
school conditions but it is equal
lily certain that a very large share
of the work of lettering our
schools rests wholly with the
school officers the men who are
entrusted with the responsible
tiles of selecting teachers and of
providing necessary means as
lwell as comfortable and pleasant
surroundings for the school activ.
tiles Of the children of the
county.
1 Hon. w. L. Stockwell superin
tendent Of public instruction, E.
g :. DISCARD, superintendent OF
felson county. and G. E. Back
", superintendent of ToWner
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-21

Ex-Candidate Parker is max
ing a. desperate effort to Keep
himself before the public. He
is now writing plate stuff for
the newspapers.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-21

Caleb Powers has been found
guilty of being elected governor
of Kentucky on the republican
ticket.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-21

The Japs refuse to grant an
armistice. The fellow on top
is never, the man who wants
time to get wind.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-21

There are ...plenty of places
nearer home than the Equitable
that need investigation as to
where the peoples money goes.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-21

4 The Russians now want some
nation to help them leave the
Japs alone.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-21

The suave 1Chancey Depew
has been Lawsonized in the
Equitable scandal.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-21

FoR SALE 100 acre farm All
miles Moth Of Devils Lake. 1876
acres under cultivation, fair build
Sings. Eass terms, address 4. q.
Rot her, Perth, M. Dakota.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-21

John W. Maher has plenty Or
money for farm loans on first Of
second mortgages at lowest rate
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-21
Entered. as second class matter.
RFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY AMI
THE CITY OF DEVILS LAKE. s'@-. f.
A BRIGHTER DAY POSSIBLE.


the car to head the peace dele.
cation gives rise to the hope
that even the weak and vascila-
ting ruler of the Russian empire
has recognized the reforms de-
manded in his domain by the
enlightened intelligence of the
twentieth century. Witte is one
of the foremost men in. the re-
form movement in Russia. He
has twice retired from office
within recent period because
he advocated liberal policies in
opposition to those of the car
and his Immediate advisers. He
foresaw the downfall Of Russia
in the far east long before the
war opened, and warned his
country against the policy that.
has worked it's ruin. He will
possibly 60 further in granting
concessions to Japan in the peace
nego tiations than would any
other man the car could have
selected. He will therefore
IKE possible the success of the
q conference. A more re-
ary man would have stood
dignity of Russia even if
course would have
purpose of meeting
war to be further
He recognized the
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-04
CD,
Snbiana's sr5bte Trp @cobB 3dnblsr.
Sem 0~rokseidsarenea aber=
mieten.

Clarence Sobns, gsger BEN bic Mns
tlage Der Bigamie -erbobsn 1T, osrsi9s
tete geffern i'm pOliaeiseridte auf Elm
8orberb6r uno er murbe ben 8robge-
i9uorenen iibermieisn. 8sibs 5raust,
bic auf So6ns als @attsn anfpri9e
erbeben, tuaren antpeienb. gba Sobns,
bic an9iebt, bon SObns suerf ssbeis
ratbet au fein. tueints ununterbro6sn.
Sic bebauptet niemals bon benz Wanne
gef9ieben ju isin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-04
SuraIebreriemiuar.

Sas Surnlsbrerfeminar bes Norb=
ameritanii9en Surnerbunbes au Mil=
wautse iF bas dlteite Surnlebrsriemi=
NOR in ben 8ereinigtsn Staten unb
3ugleid bas ein3ige, bas f9 bic bops
pslte Iufgabe gefteat bal, fOmObl 8urrs
lebrer fur ben Surnerbunb, beRen offs
aieae Spra9e bic beutfde it, als aud
Surnlebrer fur Die 6Hsntli9sn S6u-
len, beren 9auptfpra9e @nslii9 III,
a~usaubiloen. Ser ndafe einidbriee
2urius biefer AnfaIt bssinnt am 6.
September 1905 unb f9lieBt am %.
Stunt 1906. Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tuerbeu i'm Ssminarssbdube su Mil=
uautee am 4. uno 5. September abge.
balten. gunossan9sbbrissn Dirb Der
unterri4t unent9eltlid eribeilt; 9itt.
mitglieosr oes gunbss babsn bunbsrt
Dollars e9ulselb gu entri6ten. Gin
80 Soften umfahenber, nit 9 Bilbsrrt
a~usgefatteter profpett, Der ales Ndbere
entbdlt, tann tOffenfrei bonn 9ireftor
oes Seminars, @eo. Witti9, $50
1858 Broaopap, Milpautse, Wis.,
be3ogen tuerosn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-04

gebduf pirb, ftiirate Elm She'll Der
9ede bes Grbsef9oFes elm, bur9z
f9lug bic Sede bes Sellers unb be-
grub bic Mrbeiter Mbolf S9neiber
unb 4u9uf 8ott9er unter fi9, BON
benen Der IeBtere lebenssefGbrlide
8erleBungen babontrug. 4u9 bic
@erlebunsen S9neibers finb erniter
Natur. = Der S9auermunn @ini
3eber peruneliidte am 4merifafai;
es fiel linn cine 9iepe auf ben Sopf.
Der Sob trat fofort Elm. : Trdulein
Caroline &utbnid tit ianft I'M 101.
2~ebensiabre peritprben. = 6ter piis
tbete in Der Heismiible BON u. Sppenz
beimer &c So. elm grobes Seuer. Der
entftanbene S9aben pirb auf 10000
Mart ssi9dbt.
Bremen. Sas bon Srdns
S9iitte unierer Stabt eei9entte, bon
Suaiapn entporfene 8aiier 5riebri4z
Senfmal tpurbe in @eeenpart bes
&aifers entbiiIt. = en- Der 9raun<
i9tpeiger Gtrabe tpurbe bic Wittpe
Sabn nit bur6i9nittener &eble aufz
eefunben. Wabri9einli9 liegt &uubz
morb Dor; Der MDrber 1T unbefannt.
: 9ier f~eierten Srisbri9 2emmers
mann, &aifrer bes >&atdi teramtes.
unb Der 8ote Der bieiigen 2~agerbauss
eeIeaf9aft Oieberi9 M6rens i6r 25s
idbriges Sienftiubildum. Serner
fonnte S9ubma9srmeilter 8. Dull
pe6er auf bas ~25jd6rige 9eite6sn feiz
nss @ei9dftss suriidbliden.
2Ibed. Den Sitel &atbsfeGerz
meiiter berlieb Der Senat benz langz
idbrigen unb perbienten &at9sfeuerz
pG9ter emil Selig. llnfer. Stabt
bat felt me6r ais so Sabren fetnen
&atbsfelermeiiter mebr gebabt, tpGbz
renb frii6er, Defenders in ben porberz
eebenben Sabrbunberten, Der Hatbss
felermeiiter cine getpi9tige periOnz
li4teit i'm Staatsleben mar.
S6meia.
Germ. 2ebtens iab elm gbepaar
in elmer hieiissn @irt9i@aft. plDss
Iid sins Der nod iunse mat,r. Der Elm
giienbabner iein fou, 6inaus unb err
f6ob ii9. Ser Sphssfau bra9te bst
Der aeiitesfrant beanlagten 5rau etne
erneute 9e%iitesftDruns berpor, 10 bdB
lie in bas 9emeinbela3aretb auf benz
@~teieerbubel iibsrfii6rt iperben mubts.
Der @rf9oHene beibt 8ornbaui er.
4Itborf. Dit : Irmentaifer
Spf. NeG, Der Wirtb our r8rons"
bisrie!bf, tpurbe inter Der Inflagt
berbaftet, in isiner Stellung als Orr
mentafiier 8eruntreuun9en i'm ge>
TRACE bon iiber 10000 Srancs begans
gen gu baben, bic er fir Die @rpeite'
ruug beg @ei6dftes unb fir Reubau'
ten beripenbet baben fon. Die De-
dung bieisr Summe gelang linn nur
theilneife.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-04

Wus gale q. .. DtrD
folgenbe bibI9e S9Dffenseri9tsicens
mitgetbeilt: Der Me9anifsr Sioli lit
beg Ser itobes ssssn Die !6unbe : pp>
liseipsrorbnuns bsi9ulbist, neil er
ieinen felt Sabren auf ieinem 9runbz
ftiid frei umbsrlaufsnben 9unb ni9t
CUR Steuer angemelbet 6dbe. Der Mn>
setlaete beitrsitet feline @erpfli9tuns
bier5u, ba bas Sbier fein 9uno, fons
bern elm S9afal iei. Der 9etlugte
beantraste bic W~ernsbmuns zines Spoz
losii9 gebilbesen Sa9peri tdnbigen.
Oas Sbisr babe einen Wolfsi9pans,
Is lei iebr pilb unb fdrede niht baz
Dor suriid ielbit benz eigenen 9errn gu
2ei6e gu esben; Is ne6me es nit benz
grObten Heufunbldnber auf. Die 8erz
h%anbluns eeitaltete fi6 febr humor=
boz, unb als Der 8stlagte ertldrts,
bus Sbier erflettere fogar 8Gume,
fam ben Hi6tsrn Der Wunf9, bas
merfpiirbige Sbier fennen gu lernen.
9err Sipli erbielt @uftrug, ben S4az
tal por5ufiibren, Der @ertreter Der @ns
tld9e erfu9te nod, Der gefG6rli9en
Bette apsi MaulfDrbe an5ulesen.
Msbalb erfdien Der 0err NIT benz
felt an cine Settle gei6lofenen ppilbsn
S9atal" i'm Saale, unb bic Span
nure l0ite ii6 alsbalb in groBe 9eis
terfeit. Gin mertpiirbiges, tleinss
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