davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-03-24

II taken this month, keeps you
well all summer. 1t makes the little
ones eat, sleep, and grow. A spring
tonic for the whole family. Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea 35 cents,
Tea or Tablets.
Mallerv a. Co
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-03-24
STOCK PAsTURED.

Will pasture stock for season OF
l905. Good grass and plenty of good
water. Three miles north of Man
chester, S. ID. Alfred Anderson.
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CHAPTER XIV.
In the Caves.

Sims do you believe that Mr.. Wortley is
dead?'' said Mary to the chauffeur
No. miss. I've been up to the place
where the accident happened; and l don t
believe the master was in the car at all
when it went over that bank. l don't be-
lieve there was an accident"
!. Two days had passed since Ellen Holland
had brought the news of the finding of
Wortley's car In the bed of the river Divie.
No dead body had as yet been found and
the dragging of the pools had been discon-
tinued; for the riverside men said that It
must be caught IN cleft of the rocky bot
tom, or wedged somewhere under an over
hanging ledge. and would not be moved
until the next spate came But there was
another possibIIity-that no corpse was
found, because there was no corpse there
to find. That what the chauffeur be-
lieved
There was one person who strangely
enough. shared his belief. though for very
Inherent reasons. Heaven gave me back
my son after twelve years" said the Dow
ager Lady Holland, and / will not believe
that the gift would be taken away again
before twelve days Don't fret MARY deari
am perfectly convinced that your brother
was NOT IN the car. and that we shall hear
from him soon"
But Mary did fret She could not helm Il
And her mothers faith in destiny's recon-
penSe was 10 her no comfort: for she knew
nat II was not the twelve-years- mourned
son who had come back, as the dowager
believed
Why do you ,hink 1t was not an acct
dentT'' she asked Sims
Because I've been 10 see the place, said
the chauffeur. Il went on the afternoon
that the news came. II isn't a place where
there would be an accident"
he spoke confidently, but Mary shook
her head.
II know the place WELL" she said. ..It Is
one OF the worst bits on the road"
That's just why I say there wouldn't
be an accident there" repeated the little
man. MY master drove car as well as
any one I've seen. barring two or three OF
the Gordon-Bennett professionals. Now
just think what he would see miss: There's
a steep HILL but there's a cyclists danger
board at the top; there's bad turn at the
bottom just before you reach the bridge
and the slope of the road on the curve is
outward. instead of inward. as Ii should
be; there's rotten wooden paling. and a
drop of forty feet sheer down into water
and rocks. That isn't the sort OF spot where
a good driver comes TO grief at all! Why,
even you think the place dangerous. though
you've never been In motoF-car TIL this
week Do you think that he wouldn't? A
driver like my master would have seen In a
few seconds. from his car. every risk that
you could find out in ten minutes study
IN foot; and he would be safe going
ound that corner as you would be lying on
sofa at home. No, there was no acct
emit"
The little man was almost eloquent I'm his
r~s 70 convince: and the one eyeiid
ept8d love had fiickered In an
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outrageous succession Of winks. His de-
formity always seemed to be most pro-
hounced in moments of excitement; for one
side of the body became galvanized with
nervous life, and every muscle seemed to
work double turns, to compensate for the
idleness of its twin on the other side.
Then how did the car get into the wa
ter?" asked Mary.
1T was sent through that rotten railing
deliberately, but not with any driver on
board. 1t would be easy to tie a cord to the
clutch pedal and start her on the highest
gear. If she didn't strip her teeth she
would jump like deer. and be down among
the rocks before the splinters of the fence
had ceased to fly. And 400 soverefgns
would be scrap iron in the time 1t would
take you to sneeZei
The chauffeur spoke with angry sadness
He incurred his car as he would have
mourned lost friend
But to Mary his words gave a new hope
and she said eagerly:
II believe you are right"
Il wish l was as sure that I could have
the job of hanging the man who dropped
in that clutch as l am that 1 can guess
who he was" said Sims vindictiyely
do you think It was Mr.. Wiseman?"
mo. 1t was Black See here, miss.
When went up TO see that place. / figured
1t all out in the way I've told you; and 1
was so sure that I didn't even go and watch
them dragging the pools. My master isn't
lying in one of those pools, but can make
a guess where he is. Do you know about
the mole IN the refectory WALTZ"
Yes" said Mary. "WelI?'
well. I've been down there most OF my
time for the last two days, and I've very
nearly got through that wall of stones that
Sir Eustace wanted the basket and crow
bar for
Don't call him Sir Eustace!" said the
girl quickly. AT least not to me- We'll?
Sims made a gesture OF dissent.
HIS last words to me were that he was
Sir Eustace. he answered doggedIy II
| may know better. and so may you but |
stick TO orders till he countermands them
himself Well. / think he's down there"
"Why?"
II don't know why: but he is. 1 don't
know why they committed the sin of de-
stroyinls a 200 car so that 1t should be
thought that he had killed himself; but they
did They want him out of the way pretty
Dadly: and so II they've caught him they'll
keep him in the safest place they've got.
Ihat place is the caves and the tunnel
under the refectory should be a way into
them. Anyway. I'm going to find our
! whether 1t Is or 1t isn't I'm going down
| there now.
Yes. do said Mary eagerly And
| Will go with you"
The chauffeur shook his head vigorously.
mo, miss" he said 81 don't think he, j
| and met Niseman and Black on the othe.
| side. 1t might be dangerous Better stay
at home. and keep your SICK ma company
/ TIL l bring you word that he's asking for
your
! Mary laughed. for the first time for two
days. Danger. Did the little man think
she feared that? He was faithful SER
want and she honored him for his loyalty;
but did he think that she, just because shc
was girl. had not the courage to be a
| faithfal-friend?''
II am going with you." she said deter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-24
To Take the Bremen's Passengers.

4 HALIFAX. N. s.. September 23.-The
steamer Neckar, from Baltimore, arrived
here today and win carry to their destl-
nation the passengers of the steamer Bre-
men, which was towed into Halifax few
days ago In a disabled condition while on
her trip from New York to Bremen. The
Bremen will be put into the Halifax dry
dock and repairs sufficient to permit her
10 proceed to Bremen will be effected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-24
Crushed by a Road Roller.

DETROIT. Mich September 23-Six-
year-old Tommy O'Connor was crushed to
death in q horrible manner here today by
a ten-ton road roller. The child was try4
ride. and lost his grip He fell under the
rollers. and his body was crushed fiat HIS
mother IL sick in hospital and his father
Is serving q thirty-day sentence in the
WorkhOupe
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Confessed Bigamist Sentenced.

i MILWAUKEE, Wis. September 23.-Wil-
liam F. Miller. confessed bigamist. whose
last wife was Miss Lolita WEIGHT. daughter
OF Charles H. WEIGHT of Milwaukee,
pleaded guilty in the municipal court today
and was sentenced to four and one-half
years In the state penitentiary at Waupun.
According to the charge against him,
Miller was the husband of Mrs. Jeanette
Miller of Germantown, Pa, and Mrs w.
F. Miller of West Philadelphia, when he
married Miss Veichtf
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Coal for cavite Brought Back.

BALTIMORE, Nd, September 23-The
British steamer Goodwin, Captain Nesbit,
which sailed this morning for Cavite with
cargo of coal, returned to Sparrow s
Point at 3 O'Clock with her tunnel shaft
damaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-24
Leading Cleveland Man Dead.

Z CLEVELAND. Ohio. September 3D.
Luther Allen. one of the best known bust
ness men of this city, died today as a result
of an operation for appendicitis. He was
identified largely with banking and manu-
featuring interests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-24
Stranded Circus People Return.

!, NEW YORK. September 23.-Fffty-five
members OF the McCaddon circus, which
was stranded recently In southern Franco.
arrived hero today on the steamer st. Faui.
During the voyage a ball was given on
deck to aid the distressed members OF the
circus on board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-24
Nominated Ter CONGRESS-.

NORWICH. Conn, September 23-Edwfn
w. Higgins Of this city today was norni-s
mated for Congress to succeed United
States -Senator-elect Frank B., Brandgee, at
the republican convention of third district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-24
School of Medicine

The ffty-sixth session win begin September %
and continue eight months. Students mafriculated
for day instruction only night lectures having been
abolished Practical laboratory work. under special
Instructors. In Anatomy, Physiology. Chemistry.
Histology, Pathology and Bacterioogy. Ample
facilities for clinical experience and practical WORK
In hospitals of city and In the University Hospital
For circulars address the dean.
Dr. q. ii. KOBER, $40 II st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-24
Dental Dept.

The opportunities for modern and strictly hrst.
class education in Dentistry are nowhere exceled.
Session begins September "a
II. n. coGAN, p. ., 8. 40 n ~ nv.
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PIANO LESSONS AND HARMONY; BEGINNERS
Or advanced pupils. Haif-hour lessons for chill
+ dren- Terms. 81 per hour. Mrs. JONAS, izO9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-24

THE
WASHINGTON SCHOOL.
FOR BOWS
With its Boarding and Day De
.partments, with its Junior and
Senior Schools, with its modern
buildings and its extensive athletic
grounds, with its able Faculty and
its thorough course of study, offers
unusual advantages for the educa-
ton of a boy from the time he
leaves the kindergarten until he
enters college.
A Yearbook may be OBJ, ained at the leading book
stores and hotels or of the Head-Master. LOUIS
LEvERETT HOOPER 1901 Wisconsin Avenue.
se6-tf
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THE CLAIMANT
BY WEATHERBY CHESNEY
tAuthoe of John Topp. Pirate" etc)

Copyright rights reseved)
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The
George Washington
University. .

Departments.
Arts and Sciences.
Division of Graduate Studies.
Graduate courses. co-educatonal leading to de-
grees OF Master Of Arts. Master of Science. Civil
Engineer. Electrical Engineer. Mechanical En-
gi'eer AID Doctor OF Philosophy.
Columbian College.
Undergraduate courses. co-educational leading to
degrees OF Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor Of
Science.
College of Engineering.
Undergraduate courses, co-educationai leading to
the Bachelor of Science degrees in Civil Electrical
and Mechanical Engineering.
Division of Architecture.
Undergraduate course, educational. leading to
tie degree Of Bachelor Of Science in Architecture
Medicine,
Faculty Of Medicine.
A four-year course. also fveyear course. lead.
fng to the degree of Doctor Of Medicine.
Faculty of Dentistry.
A three year course. leading to .ae degree Of
Doctor of Dental Surgery.
Law and Jurisprudence.
Resular law course. leading to the degree OF
Graduate courses, leading to the degrees OF Mas.
ter Of Laws. Master of Patent Law and Doctor OF
Jurisprudence. -s,s.
Politics and Diplomacy.
Graduate courses leading to degrees Of Master
of Diplomacy and Doctor of Philosophy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-24

NATIONAL COOKING SCHOOL.
l1f8 Q NV. practically instructs Young Ladies'
Housekeepers and Brides how to cook suhstantinl1
and daintfes Reopens Oct. :, 1908.
1y1oto oe1H- 2u ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-24
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

Pupils received at any time. Special classe
for children.
Catalogue mailed free Fl. p. COLE, Sec'y
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Nentiae smlnkrnte:
Yrubnftcn.M arft.

llntenitrbrnoe GretIe be5teben itd aut ben
GnptoS. Auitoel; 'ir oer aleithnroel ttlb Elm
cnilptebenoer a~lliidlua aenlddt lperotlL
gtrr - pc. pro Nueeno.
@ntsst Greumerp ScpnrGtur 20t.-25c. pio
piuuo; Creamery Sniiiditon ~19c--22c, prp
Rtunb; "A. fortbpeitern Gable lUc.-i9c. pro
Sfuuo; SioresS 1den i4c.-bis loo. pro Sti,fth.
gSeitetn Rolls i6t.-l6t. prp Htllllo; 9rearlerl
Grt1ts 22t.-38c pro Sfino: GrelIterp Rrlifts
22c.-2Oc. pre " Yiino; MO. Gu, Au. Yritits
t5t.-tGc. pro Efuno; CREAMERY Slods 2le.--
21c. pro . linio. 1i
pc6cnocs Wsiliaet, pro Riuno allie Silbter
tOt.-ttc.: iunee 9ti6ner 12c.--i3t:. GIifeil
re; Iau6en 0c.-35 pro YdGr; Sdltie l2c.
pro Eflrn, Butter t6c. - pro Yntro.
Tritd,tc nne @emiiie adrtniiell 6Qc. &c,
bro Riiihel; Sudetriibet liac,--2c. pto 9liis
Sell; @eibfcbI Sl5 SIS bro 5onne; .3ptebein
500 soc. pro 9uibel; yeptel $1.25-S6,OO pro
Tab; Nnunas S3-$l pro Crate; Tptelliileit
ST. ID $2.25 pro aiite; 9aruite1t llseI2t. pto
pluneI: Sranben t3c. 20c. pro ifYiuHo Nord.
groceries uuo erupiiontn Snl5iletlh, pro
Riunn: ileire Sugars Glireo Sdliulett 12t.: arobe
S6infei 1Ihe.; Gnliiorrier S6tnien So, gu
9or46nrec Shnlterl she irpderl g%einI8ete
Seitenrippen s1se.: Spedtetteit e12t; trode1
n~eiuliene Shuliern SAG; reines @htlalj in
Sicrres TAG; Spedfbulicrn &c. WieBs ShDeires
flciin St5.25 pro Snb.
siaiiiuirter 3uder aetriirieit 1000 pnIi
periftrt 1900: Staroaro a~rnnnIiri 4.S0c, fein
arunnlirt 4.s0t. erniial " 4.sOe.; Solllitbid VI
445c.; aelber SOC.
wrrbhctrr saitee e sc. 100 Fto. aiitcn
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0crnIoml !. Sicgnuno. %, mO
W}lrguret line, ii; NppIifunt Gbo2.
s.. line, 9tr. 81, Noro- G0enltruBe.
Sobn @olrlball %. uno NeItie
N%ronNirot %; Npplitant &o1n
Nougblu,
Salon 3. lHier, 81, uno Hulo
SMmi0t -; Npplifant Salon $,
g1ier. 9tr. 1913, 6reOCrid 9Ipemle,
@iuium St0tcr, DC, mo @ertrIOe
&irr, -; Guplitlut &ln. St0ter,
9tr. POOL GoNIcitr0bc.
@eor0c Noblcr -. Uuo @drcc :.
@ontbron, 10, NppIltont &otOoIpb
Nut4cn.
@illiam :. Norpeu - mo Ntar0
". Seiqermalo, -; NpplIt1nt =. ~.
9{omelL 9tr. 2725, Nrmtiu1t,u 2lUc.
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GCrinnpt.
Sim Butty ala luritt VINb rUJ Nluo. JtuU
ruiruQcu JU 9ir. 2Ot 1nupurr SIruRC, ,}alI
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Ncirnths NicCnicm.

GollclOr Ntirotb9 &iccBcu mlr.
Ocn Qcitcru pom Glcrf 0ca Common
Flco2 @eriht2 m~lHacGc6cn:
CuoiO e. @iibop, y, mno NFuru
+. Storr. Is; 2lpplitunt Gba2. 6rci-
man 9tr. 1921, Npptina' Nucmc.
%ohu \. Ghorult, %. uuo 2ltic
W. 0tpoQ, u; Hpplitmt lEohu ).
GDarDut, 9tr. t29. Moro Eortitrobc.
@oudr0 q, Gboncu, -, unO }tol
NJ. @cut2. ~; @lpplitlut 2lllcu i.
&rDaut. Ydurel, N}O.
Ycmi2 Glbcron. IS, uuO BOA =.
N}oiicu. %; }lppIitont %uuia Glbcr-
ioL @tr. 1901, Observation-Disclosures.
Charles ). Niibcr. 80, lWo Nlo.
rulce NJ. Ghriitic, -; Npplitont
@9iUiom $. 9id. 9tr. is, 0it-Ncu-
riGttditroBe.
2luau Is. Titbu0h D. mo Anna
Hcljua ShonlumL ii; Npplituny
Miildro ". 2&bcclcr 9tr,l3OS, Nor0s
MolmtirdBc.
Ecrru ). NJ. MciuOrl. Is. lmO0urs
rirttu z. NCoUca. 81, Nlpplifant NJ.
". EadurO, 9tr. -. Git-Scriugton-
StrdBc.
Norrn ". Setter. %. ulo emma
4. Spcurmnm 81; @lpptitnnt Miliunt
Is, 1curpugb, Atr.9i9 9tor0.Gcntrol-
2pcmlc.
Cliurr G. @tclcu, %, mo @llpcrto
NJ Elcr %; glpplifont u. y. Gcdcr.
9tr. 3G. W~iontcbcllo 9lucnlc.
Charles ", aodl "a uno Mi0rp
). NIctoorii lG; Npplitaut =. @lnt
tcnMtrQcr, 9tr. 1910. NanopcrItruBc.
GomarO :. Zee, IS. mo STATE Col.
Inns, Is; NppIifaut GOmaro :. zee.
9tr. 1880, Sutrmoimt Nrsmc.
,<ohu s.. WiuOlion jul., % mo
SaQic J. SrapcrH. %: Npplifunt
&obu s.. Mooiiom iut., 9tr. 139 Sit
ErottitroBc.
Eobu Y. Ohmro 33. un0 9loa u.
Ealll, y; Npplitant @..Slop0 No.
gers, Atr. Gil. GQuitubIe.W rb0ll0r.
&anra Mtt&on9blilr. 81 mo Boa
@cdlcr. 2t; 2lpplifnnt Names NC
Hmt0lliL Mr.. t1tl, Atoro.Eattcrions
Mart Nucnuc.
Nrtbur z. @idcrH u. ulo Nco.
tricc G2bun. Il; NppIitant ). II. Is.
bon, Mr.. Al. observation-disclosures.
Sulomou u. @olf %. ultO Gpo
NJ. Nagcl %; IppIifont GleIter
Yhilip9. NaIbroot.
2lrd)ibulO @erbr, %, mo NtubcI
M%uttbcp@, 20; NppIitont GNuuro
u. Mobinion.
Charles g. 8ppOa, 30, mo Ioe.
latOc Sprcdclmuer 30; NppIitunt
GhorlcS =. 9oubS, Naibington G.G.
,Eoicpb 6. Niitfell. 30, unO Nino
=. @uroner, %, ApplifnHt Charles
M&obn. Nr. $50. 1utioGia Npentc.
Eonc2 @aaoQbcr 2S, u1to NoiaIio
&6bm %; Applitnnt Saa. 8alIogber,
9ir. 100, observation-disclosures.
George g. ill. IS, mto Huitilie
Nanjtid). -; @lppIifont ". Eortcr,
Gotou2uiuc, NtO.
NlranOcr !. S~tutIuirc. rs, luto
Cio :. RuOt, IS: gtpplitnnt Nlerol-
Der !. Siuclairc |Silahnlun'o Salono.
,<1mc2 =. Sullipon %, mo elte
N. 0tpcL II; Npplifont ". II. ii
utu. M. 2l00. observation-disclosures.
,N0iah Z. Gurnmell, "a ulo Cora
Y. MooOpar0. 20; gpplifant 5. g.,
@rooioro, ltr. 620, 9arreitrabc.
@c2lic Sllnll. %, naO Sarob y.
9tolh IL; 9lpplitont &iIiom ~.
9tolh 9tr. l0ig GitSroBftraBc.
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t3Kc.. g. @. s.. 60 Bio. aiiieu 3.0Oe.; e. G.
8. SO Rib. Niitcr l3.7Oc.: rciner Saba 29c,-
29Isc.: qnier Snpa 27t-27hc.; reiner 9ioffu
27t -37isc,; SGUd mo 0iolfd. aenliibt. 2Ge.-
26hc.; Supn. gcmiiht, 25e.I25ht; teiner
22lat.: rcinct 5uiio5 u 13c.-2214c.; Cant
ioo. acmiibi. 2Oa4 c.-2lc.; 9tto, 9enltlht, 1872
-1Or.
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3om II Winsr's yGOmmDtu.ourc

VI 49, III FFWII -IIWNt.
SEIZE 2uruIildbicr %Crctu' uCtfummClt
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ocr vale Ndlg lin %CrtlHc lUo Ecit
l'tleIiCI SIT uermictbcu.
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VI li2O nm li22 Vuriuros Nucnnc.
vuupiulurller 0ce .E1ullN U,uutCrhuro".
culc mo Commentator bllliV 3t OCrs
mteiHch. @uicr flur Vim NIHIcrUrbitcu,
Nrinilc ScuHIIc. 'SrCi boul y. 4 =
lClcubOn . M <iiuU 15Gn n.
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Hr. GlG. CiG1', rinGc NUluGro StruGC.
g'o' IllniIHc lscjlC S]pIrliuolCl u. lluluu.
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D llbr .,uhmIitaNa 5clrpb0U Is. * Is
nj EpuIIuI zoos 70
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ceniin,a Nrn,ile. Mnnmriinnns.Nhrt
StCHengcindIe


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Gin iulluI ncui'teC u,uIl nldli StCllc lur
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Yuint. t3ol 80
StClcnCium:
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mt,uc oGuauJHelt NGhHifraNcu uI M, 1910,
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Saltimturcr Wnrftbcridtc.

Baltimore. 20. Sc5cmbcr 1905.
Dierl, Sic bcutigc Sutubr betrl1 ts.s22
6uiicr. cinidlic6Iih d499 safer 5u Occult
Eujut mo 1888 6diier sat Gauton: %fiiitclt
lnrifrr l}criauNt gO1 ,NliirT
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- Nh'p'lluH J'"Uu HUUl hlEoeliH IuV
Nlc ucilru 2&rtpr Jt lScileuo. WiuhI.
elicIi 30 icoey }clI. Wc. hullalurih clUC
Spri,u!lItt. pul,clr go perulletbcU
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|Oitbei6rbcrnns mad Dem 4nSImtGs

Die nusldnoithe Bolt fir ole init otut ~.
St6eI1ber eiioenoe lSOhc lhliCbt. in uilcl NJUCll
p.luttIib i'm 0uuptbiireGu wie fplgl:
Die Radel BOT Ut tdGlib bon 8 llbr &oym'i
lnqo bis , ubr lIddnittags often, uu5gelonIHtlt
GoWntuQc.
Sic &adct sgoft mad Scuiidlano f6lteBt am
~. mo y. Sc5entber I'M If llbr Iurmit
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