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you unless some old negro story
teller has translated their language
to you. Many legends, too, will
they tell you, these old ties
between Mother Nature and her
stepchidren, for that is just
what these old tale-telers are
own children to Nature, and they
know how to tell us stepchildren
the secrets of the mother.
When you go out at afternoon
over the Southern fields you will
see among the grasses everywhere
the blooming toad-fax. 1t is a
spear of pale-blu flowers on a
straight stem, for all the world
like wisp of blue thread wound Ya
about the weavers loom ~
What is that mammy?"
"Toad-fax, chile SSs
ooh, it is beautiful
"Yas honey Miss Toad-frog hz
left it dar. Hits des de tangle ~
OBJ her spinnin' never got done. xS :
She had stint to spin and weave ssS2zs
Eff she had a-done it she'd a-been
wearin' blue silk now But she
heerd de slidin' OBJ de water, and
she smelt de slime er de swamp,
and she seen de shine er de moon HN
on de pond, and she drapped her s;
stint er spinnin', and she got off ~
her white-satin stool and she 49,
went down to low groun'." szs
And she was spinning herself =
b1ue-silk gown"
Yes, chile; but when she take
her foot from de treadle and her
hand from de wheel, all de thread
and de sliein got twist up in little
&c dot
flax Nobody can't git desc tangles out for v
She stop de stint half done. She never
silk gown. She wear rusty clio es de rest
days She yit got Eighty ways. Hits easy
low groun'; but hit hard to leave dem low W
'She can't live in the fields any more2"
mo, honey Heah sits her white-satin S
her. Fresh frog stools pops out de grou
night; but she can set on EN- no mo-. She
up to de fields in moonlight and look,
gotter go back to de swamp and cook"
Cook? Do frogs cook? What do they
"Yas. Dey cook. What dey cook?
Dey're tellin' you now: Fried bacon! Fried
Fried bacon!'"
Sure enough, you will hear the little fro
all the swamps and marshes singing in
Fried bacon! Fried bacon! Fried bacon!
Nanny, what will they do with SO mu
bacon?"
Dey 'spectin comp'ny."
Who, mammy?"
Listen Dat ole bullfrog1l tell who he ,.
Listen to him now: President! President
dent!'"
Sure enough, away down in the swamp t
were saying it over and over deep in their
PRESIDENT President! President"
But Mister Frog be lucky eff he git to
fried bacon his lady frog tellin bout, and
eat hisse'f-eat all up"
Why, nanny, who will eat him all up?
Snake will, honey. Mister Snake sho
Mister Frog eff he git chance! One night
light night like dis, Mister Snake meet up Wi
Frog on de high groun. Mister Snake he ri
ak his good frien', Mis- Owl, for ter eat SUP
him. But take keer, he amt yit grease hi
But snake been po' man all his life, gwine b
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holerin' fer to cheer him: Wade I'M Wade IN!
Wade nl He hear his big brudder frogs hollerin'
fer to cheer him: ''Tant but knee-deep Knee
deep! Knee-deep!'
Mis- Owl in de tree-top wink and blink and hop
and flop and den she know she los her supper, fer
into de creek jump Mister Frog. ker-splash! ker-
splash Oar!
"Yas honey, he got save dat time"
''And what did Mister Snake do?
'He sit down on de bank fer to count his money
ober fer to see what he better buy fer tea-supper
he can't git fried frog legs. He set and he
count and he hiss: Seben-seben-seben-seben an
some mo-.
"Bullfrog on de log in de middle de creek he say
deep: Ten! Ten Tenl Tenl'
Snake t'ink he arguin' wild him bout his own
money what he tryin' to count and he hiss back.
"Bullfrog croak ag'in way down IN his t'roat:
'Ten Ten! Ten Ten!
Snake he git rale mad den and he DIES up and
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sence also-done DIES t'row way what he
amt right den got on his back. But dis
time soon as he make de change Mister
Lizard come long Mister Lizard he got
mo- clo'es den any man in de country.
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De powder fash-de crows flew away
Mister Frog halter to hunt yother day.
Cap'n Spooner git de word frum Mister Jay,
Come plow his iel for not much pay.
Capn Spooner say his legs thin and long
Deyd break eff go to work for song.
Mister Snail he drawed on de fo'-rnle shoes
He low to tell de buzzard de lates'
Buzzard pass de snail tree times on de road
And neber knowed whicher way de big boots COED.
o, de chicken-snake got out his cowhide trim,
He low to knock de blackbrd off er de limb
He des ketch sight er de wing er de bird
De mex time he comm he better send word.
Another to which nanny taught some
ueer dance-steps was this
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spring at de fattes frog IN de
bunch! But-splish-splash! All de
frogs jump into de creek, ever one,
and Mister Bullfrog he boiler deep in
his t'roat: You didn't do it, You
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De redbird died OBJ de whoopin cough;
Butcher-bird died oh a collie.
l met Mister Frog, his fiddle ons back
Inquirin' de way to de frolic.
o, de owls laid up wild bad sore eyes
De rain-crows down wild de fever
Mstis Frogs trig out in her bes' wash-clo'es
Mister Frogs got on his beaver.
De kill-dee' died OBJ a shakin' chill
De robin died OBJ de govt, oh
/ met Mister Frog des lost in de marsh
Inquirin' de dryes route, oh
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fling all dat pile er money in de
creek He say: 'Tain't ten Hit seben
an some mo-. Count hit yosef and
see eff you don't b1eeb mel Der snake
done los all his money. He po' man yit. "
well, he ought to stop eating up his
neighbors.
He amt gwine do dat, chile. Special
eff his neighbors hitler and poorer dan
him. He went after Mister Frog mother
time"
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'Well, de mex time he want so boil. He put on
his 'ceivin' way, he did He go down in de low
groun' sayin' as he go: Ga! o! l amt gwine eat
marry mother frog he slippn and slidn on Shiny
1og-'O-a! o. l amt gwine eat nairy mother frog
Soon as de little lady frogs hear him dey all set
up sech gay singin' twixt deyseves Glad er
dat Glad er dat! Glad er dat!'"
Sure enough, from down in the swamp the singing
came to u.s. and they seemed saying just that:
Glad er datl Glad er dat Glad er datl"
Whilst de lady frogs all hollerin' bout dey glad
dat nanny resumed, Mister Snake he make
spring at de fattes frog in de
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DrOOK and led 10 MS Cabin,
for his sin had found him
out.
Many of mammy's songs
and stories were about the
frogs. l recall one that al
ways delighted an audience
of small children:
Mister Bullfrog put on de
soldier-clo 'es,
And he went to de well to
shoot some crows.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1905-05-13
CONTEST NOTICE.

Department of the Interior United States
land Oficc Ceur dAlcnp. Idaho, April !, 1903.
sufficient contest affidavit having been fill
ed i'm this office by Fred Lipp. contestant,
against Homestead Entry No. 2slS made Oct
obcr IL. 1921. for 81 NEif. So NWH. Section p,
Twp. 90 y. q Il. g. NJ. boy John Berry. con
tcsteO i'm which 70 is alleged that said entry
man has wholly abandoned said tract and
changed his residence thcreirom Tor moro than
Six months since making said entry; that said
tract Is not settled upon ana cultivated by
said party AIS required by law. that there are
mo- improvements nor cultivation by said pay
ty as required by law and that said alleged
absence from said Land was not due to his en-
ploymcnt i'm the Army, Navy or Marine Corps
of the United States during the war with Spain
or during any other war i'm which the United
States may have been engaged either as a pri-
vntc soldier. officer. seaman or Marine.
said parties are hereby notified to appear,
respond and offer evidence touching said allie
CATION at 10 O'Clock a. m. ON May -, 1905.
before L. ;. Commissioner Thomas j. Jones at
his office at Boomers Ferry Idaho, and that
final hearing Will be hcldat 10 o'clock d. IN.
ON June list, 1903 before the Register and Re
cciver at the United States Land Ohicc in
Cwur d'Alruc. Idaho.
The said contestant having. I'm q proper u M
davit filed Feb d.. 1905. set forth flcts which
show that after due diligence personal service
of this notice can not be made. IL is hereby
ordered and directed that such notice be given
by due ana proper publication.
l-s-5-ls r. n DvNN. Register
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1905-05-13
ChdS. O'CdIIdghdn,
REAL ESTATE. e. NOTARY PUBLIC.
BOnnerS Ferry, Idaho.


Is THE DISTRICT COURT FIRST JUDI
ciu District OF the State of Idaho i'm and for
The County Of kOotcnai-
Bonner Water and Light Company Ltd,
corporation, plaintiff vs.. Earl G.. Tyler and
his wife. defendant.
Tie State Of idaho To Earl G. Tyler and
his wiic, the above named de
PENDANT:
You are hereby notified, (as you have been
notiiiVd) that there is now ON file IN the Office
of the Clerk OF the District Court Of the First
Judicial District of said State, in Knthdrum,
County Of Koutcnai, the complaint OF the
above named plaintiff. Wherin the above
plaintiffs seek 20 condemn q right OF way over
aud across the North half of the southeast
quarter of section -. ion Township % North OF
Range T. West ul the Boise Meridian, iu kOo-
tcnni County. State of Idaho, for the use of
LAYING a pipe line for the purpose oil conveying
Water Ia th, Village of Runucrs Ferry and tO
the inhabitants thereof. for "a more particular
description OF the parts ana parcels sought tn
De- condemned YOU are referred To the verified
complaint of the plaintiff hcreuntn attached
incd to appear and show cause why the above
described property should Not DE condemned
ass prayed for IN this complaint
And you ARE also notified that unless ynu
appear and answer 10 said complaint within
ten days after service hereof il served within
koeicnui County. and within twenty days, n
served out Il sHid County. but within said
Judicial District. ind within forty DAYS II
served ont Of said District fcXclusiVc of the
day of servicel the plaintiff viii apply to the
Court ior the relief prayed Tor ia the com
paint.
Given under my hand aud tine seal Of the
District Court of the First Judicial District
OF the state OF Idaho in and Tor the County of
kootunai this 10th day Of April, a. u. 1905.
4. l.. Quarlcs, clerk
by jas. &. Foster Deputy.
O. T. BHudciu and l0ne. and Marshall Sand
D' nt. -.e-.o. attorneys io7 Plaintiff.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1905-05-13
-Gage Hats at Northrup's Mil

linery Store
Notice. Five frst-class Lots in
Eatonville for sale Apply at w
$. Bcebec's Dental Rooms. tt
Ladies remember we have the
Dip Hip corset for 45c. B. NJ. Co.
The rain which fell during the
week just camcin the nick Of time,
for gardens and meadows We're
suffering from the continued dry
spell.
Buy Levy Strauss overalls at
Moorc's Nothing quite so good to
wear.
The death of Rev. John. II.
Hope is announced in Il Seattle
paper. Rev. Hope was pastor OF
the Presbyterian Church OF this
place some years ago, and was held
in very high esteem by the people
here.
Remember, you can buy ten
cent pcrcalc for seven cents at the
Bonner Mercantile cos.
Constable c. l.. Collins is
erecting a new cottage near the
Walker building, ON Cottage Az
cnue. From all appearances our
constable seems to be about ready
to serve an attachment.
Just received a consignment
of Iianmocks Don't miss seeing
them at the Furniture Store.
Tho Narcissus Club met with
Mrs. w. r.. McNcar "Wednesday, but
owing to the rain the picnic was
postponed until May n.
Editor Taylor came home from
the wild woods during the week to
look after his substitutes, but by the
first ray OF sunshine again left for
the depths OF the forest.
-Dr. f. L. Roberts left Tuesday
for short professional trip, visit
ing towns west on the Great North
ern.
Services Of the NJ. e. church
will be held in the school house,
hereafter, until they get their new
church building erected. The next
services will be held on Sunday,
May p, at the usual hours.
Only one place for "Wcll Bred
Clothes, that's Moore's
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Rykcrt, Of
Rykcrt's, b. c., were tourists ON
the valley excursion train, Thurs
day.
-Sup't. Roberts Of the 5. & l.
came in Tuesday morning from
Spokane, Chief Engineer Tabor
having preceded him by one day;
they stopped at Hotel Bonner.
-"There's nothing new under
the sun; but there is in the shade
OF our bargain COUNTER Bonner
Mercantile Company.
The Kootcnai Valley express
and baggage car was used to its
full capacity last Tuesday owing to
large crowd OF land lockers going
to the Alberta country, Canada.
There was much comment among
the passengers having to pay seven
cents a mile and ride in baggage
car. Standing room was at a
premium.
Hams, Bacon, Rolled Shout
ders, Dry, Salt and Picked Pork at
the Idaho Market.
p. B. Bothcl, the pioneer bar
her OF this place, who left about a
year ago, returned to his native
heath last Sunday. No use to
leave, you all will come back in
time to the kootcnai hills.
w. L. Kinncar, the head of
the Bonner Mercantile Co., was q
very busy man Monday and was
mistaken for enc of the Twohy
Brothers while aboard OF the hur-
rycauc deck OF a cayusc, on the
Northside OF the river, giving or
ders in transporting 80 tons of hay
which arrived Sunday by the
steamer "Errand Boy" for use for
the first railroad contractors to ar
rive for the construction of the 5. &
n.-
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1905-05-13
Focal and Personal

A new line Of Tobaccos at
Moore's.
Home rendered lard 65c pail
at the Idaho Market.
&c. a. Harvey, the Round
Prairie stockman, was in town over
Sunday.
Miss Mary Dawson was home
Sunday from Copeland, where she
is teaching school.
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests
> cents each, at b. NJ. Co.
d. d. Twohy Of the firm of
Twohy Brothers, railroad contrac-
tors, arrived Monday
Mrs. T. A. Bishop accompan-
led the Doctor ON trip to Cope
land the fore part of the week.
In mems stuff we lead, others
follow, see? Moorc's Bros.
Ira Crawford who was injured
at the mill many months ago, is
able go out in an invalid's chair.
DR.. Fry has attended him.
Special SHIRT Waist Sale at
Hollingcr's for 10 days. Ovcrstock-
ed and must unload at sacrifice
prices.
Ladies' fine seamless hose Zoe
per Tair, at b. NJ Co.
-Dicd-On Monday Of last
week the infant child Of Mr.. and
Mrs Will Atkins. Aged, one week.
-Chas. g. Rccder, the we'll
known Spokane Capitalist, was
here last week, looking after his
ranch interests in this Valley.
We have the prctticst line OF
Ladies Shirt waists ever brought
to the city, but as we are ovcrstock-
ed, will make a special sale ON them
for 10 days commencing Saturday
May 9Th. At Hollingcr's.
-Died.-On Saturday, May 6,
Edna Thompson, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Thompson, of Para.
disc Valley. Death was due to
tuberculosis ofthe bone, the patient
passing away after lingering i'll
ness, aged II. The funeral took
place in Paradise Valley.
Ladies, have you seen those
swell Tan and Patent Leather Ok
fords in the new Butcher cut. The
latest Fad in Shoes at Hollingcr's.
-Moore's have some swell things
in fancy worstcd trousers.
DIR. Davidson, opticion, from
Spokane, will be in this City at
Hotel Casey May 10, 20, u. Mr..
Davidson will be pleased to exam
inc your eyes or your childrcns
eyes free OF charge He will be
honest in making his examinations,
will not recommend the use of
glasses unless they are necessary.
Mr.. Davidson will visit the city
every two months. Call to see him
and be convinced.
- Burns Il Co. received the con-
tract for furnishing the fresh meat
for the contractors on the Spokane
International Railway and Blake
Wilson of Nelson, Be, member of
the firm, arrived Tuesday to max e
the preliminary arrangements for
starting the project.
The home If Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
J. Kent was the scene Of very live
ly times last Saturday evening,
when the young friends of their
daughter, Zoe, gathered in to the
number of about twenty-five and
gave her surprise party. Mr..
and Mrs. Kent turned the house
over to the youngsters, who in turn
turned the house over several
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1905-05-13
IF YOU WANT TO BUY
Real Estate

Examine my List of splendid
Ranches, Timber Lands and City
Property in Boomers Ferry and
Kootenai Valley, it will pay you,
| am selling them every day.
Here are a few samples:
$3.50 "A LoT WITH 2 Business
buildings, Main street
s IS Coop HOMESTEAD REIN
quishmcnt in timber, house, 4
acres cleared, good water.
is 30O-EACH FOR 2 RELINQUIsH-
ments; near town, heavily tim
bcred.
S 10O-EAcH FOR RESIDENCE Lors
in Eaton's Addition.
$1,000 -160 ACRES LAND, , MILES
out bearing orchard, spring,
100000 it. pine timber, near
river, dwelling house, snap, for
short time.
s 10O-ONE ACRE TRACTS, NORTH
Side, suburban residences.
S25 to S5O-NoRTH SIDE TowNLoTs.
s 10 Pm ACRE, 40 Acne Tracts,
near town, unimprovcd.
s % PER ACRE, 10 ACRE TRACTS,
near town, improved.
$ 50O.-LoT 50x 40, 4-RooM Dwell
ling house.
$3j0O-15O ACRES 3 MILES Our,
10 acres cultivated, rich soil,
100 bearing fruit trees. berries,
water, splendid buildings, lots
Of timber, good road, near ri
yer, terms.
s6OOO-34O ACRES 24MILEs OUT,
100 acres meadow, partly Ii
notify, orchard, springs, spIen-
did soil, ideal location, fine
buildings, terms.
$ PEN ACRE 100 ACRES TIM
Der and farming land, on road.
PARA ADDITION
$50 to S1OO-SPLENDID RESIDENCE
lots 5OX125.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1905-05-13

Just for change, look at your
self in that old suit, you'll probab-
ly make a quick change to one Of
our bargain suits.-B. NJ. Co.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-22

Beiuht Shul3 Saloon. Via
mo : Blasa, Stets iriiHes Bier aa
Bapf.
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Betrpa BET. SOB.
HuSiiide Wolfsnertretnma.

Die nationale JDrtibrittspartei in
GuBlano, aa beren Spite Der uiel
genannte Jirit grubebtDi, Elm Wanu,
Der es nit Der freibeitfiden @ntpid.
flung ieines 2anbes mirtltb ebrlib
meint, ftebt, Eat sinen Blan fit cine
BoltsrepraientatiDn entm0rfen nno
befannt gegeben. Mah oieiem Blar
IpQ cine Nrt BON Barlament einges
ribtet merben. beiien Witalieber
nibt brett burb oas golt gu ermdbs
len fino, iDnoertt ourb Die 8ropin=
siananotage uno Die 6taotrdte, bic
GemittuDs uno bic Dumas. Der
BrdIioent miro BPM &aiier ernannt,
bDb perben bieiem mebrere Berioneu
sDrae}9lagen. aus benett er feline
Mabl su treffen bat. Das 10 gebil=
bette Bnrlan1ert loa BAG &ebt baben,
@eiebe su empfeblen, Die alten &C.
lebe su uerdnoern, iiber oas Budget
gu beraten uno Nnfrager an Die sci.
nifter gu fteaen. Die Miniiter blei<
ben aber bem &aiier ALIEN perant<
mortlid,. Ser 9rdiioent oes Bars
laments ipu Die 8ori hldae ber Ser.
lammluna benz &aiier u%nterbreiien.
@leihaeitig nit Der 9iniebune oieies
Barlaments fUu bic 5emitmDsG Gins
ribtung auf ale RrDSinaen bes
3anbea ausge6ehnt meroen.
8iel lit es nift, mas bier geboten
tpiro, aber pieleiht 1T geraoe bieies
@eniQe ben Berbdltniiien mebr ents
iprefen6 als meit9ebenbe RDnseiiios
men. Wie eeiaet. Erubebtoi lift elm
ebrliher, freibeitliher Wann, Der ieis
men Namen niht 81 einem iDlhen
gntnurf beraeben ulrne, rpenrt Ell
niht iberseugt udre, baB bieier gnts
purf etpas mirflid Gmpfeblensuers
tes entbielte. uno mag bic &Unseis
finn aud rod 10 uubeoeuteno fem,
ME lie min, iie bebeutet imrger eiueu
aetpaltigen Jprtibritt Su ben jebigea
Berbdltniiien, ben Nnfang elmer gnta
miflung i'm mooerneri Gimme. Des-
balb tDflnteu Die Muiien audI idDn
NIT bieiem &omprpmib snilden Wu.
tptratismus uub &Dnitituti1naliss
mus 5ufrieoen fem, nerrt iie iibers
baupt tiur idben, eaB man baran
aimge, i'm aussufibren. Nber bic
iebt ieben tie eben nod gar nihts.
Der &aiier erlGbt nQe paar Woben
elm neues 9etret unb ernennt cine
neue 3Dmmiiiion, aber oaB biele
&DmmiiliDnen etnas 81 Stanoe
brdbten. bat mon bis iebt niht aeies
ben. Wenr Der 4aiier einert Blan
rpie ben eben Dhenen ann1bme
- uno er Fam es lebr gut tun, oeun
bas autotratiihe Brinaip miro ourh
benlelben 1idt anaetaitet - unb ltrls
entneat guy IuSfihrung ihritte,
bann miirben iib aud Dieienigen.
oenen bies mod LANCE niht meit9ebenb
genug lit, berubieea; oenn iie miirs
ben bann ieben, oaB wenieitens
etmas aeldehe un6 elm Gnfang ges
madt tuerbe. Nber fD, tpie es iebt
1T, BEL oielem jdmmerliben 6ins
uno 6%ertappen, bieiem unentibloiie.
men @eben unb uieoer @ebmen, bies
fem euiaenS hmdben. pbne oaB etn as
aetan, oieiem fortmdbrenoen Beripres
den. obne oas etmas erfiut piro,
ba muB ia Die unsufrleoenbeit ims
mer grDBer ueroen. Dieier anetiids
lihe 0itulaus! 9aB bod tas @hiG.
ial aIlsubduiia Wenihen Irbeiten
a%uflaoet, oenen iie nidt nefuahIen
fino. &uBlano gebrauht beute eineu
tlu9en, eneraiihen uno ftarten Wens
Iben uno an ieiner Spite itebt Elm
Shmahling an @eiit uno &brper.
3raei3hes @eihidi
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ssiird,terltdbes SetOem aebobcu.

S6retli6 inter ben GoIgen Oergifs
teter ltnb nnperbanli6er Speiien leis
beub, nabm 6. g.. @rapion, 2ula,
WfiH., Or. Sings 9teile 2ebenspiaen
unb iuurbe gebeilt. % Gents. gu
ba6en bel s. aalteper & Sobn, SEQ.
:. r. Shmibt uub &bolpb SreiB.
@arantiert
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MfSb(;Aor modyof ~ how q

BlDbliber 8e6iel in Der 9ems
peratur lit iebr ihlimm fir Reurals
gle, aber ct. Jato6S Del tpenn
prompt anaemanot, tpiro ben Sbmera
beruhiaen uno bellen.
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Watarrb fanm utdbt furtrt iuerben

our6 locale @pplieationen. ba lie ben sib Der
&ranibeit niat errei6en tonnen. &atarrb 1T cine
beileu, miBt SIR innerli6e @eilatittel nebmen.
Saa's Ratarr6 : aur miro eineenomnlen uno pirit
brett auf bas 9lut uno Die i6leimige Sberad9s.
9al's aatarrb. Gur 1T feline 0uaflal6er . Mteoi3in,
Sic lpurbe lett Sabren bon einem Der befen @erste
ciiss 9anbes oeroronet uno lit Elm rc9elmdBiees
Gecspi. Gle beftebt aus Den befeu ~betannten SO<
MICA, perbunbeu NIT ben teten 9lutreinignn9s mit-
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