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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-28

Nashville. Tean, Oct. e5.--A
Bristol. rena dl@atch says HsaFy
X. McHArg has oEciAiiy aanbanced
TIE sale ci lho s,ack % ne vtrwlala
and Sosthsgn railway 20 ne soaihsFn
taiiWay TIE Seock, c0usistlag q
%. cas- sharos. b po,a 10 ne soathegn
Ger sseQ pr Share.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-28
searehIna For victim, q EIre.

Kansas City. Oct. 27.-A syste-
matte search for victims was begun
Friday in the ruins OF the Chamber
OF Commerce building in Kansas City,
Kan. destroyed by FIRE Thursday.
First the walls were pulled down and
then q large force Of men was put 10
work 10 remove the debris. Eight
persons were still unaecounted for
Friday morning. At the hospitals
two OF the injured were In a serious
condition, but Il Is believed all the
others will recover Several OF them
were able to leave for their homes
Friday. Three 10 per cent per month
money lenders, who had Offices in the
destroyed building, lost much Of their
paper. including hundreds OF dollars
worth Of notes. One money lender
had placed his possessions IN the
building vault, which Is buried be-
neath tons OF wreckage.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-28

Portsmouth. Va, Oct. 81 Be
cause u MS impaired oyeslght MID
shlpman Carl Pickett. q, s. N. OF
Atlanta, has resigned from the Naval
academy az Annapolis, Md. His
resignation, which was placed IN the
hands OF the navy department q few
days ago, has been accepted. MID
ahipman Pickett was appointed 10 the
Naval academy from Georgia lie
entered tho institution on June i6.
1905. When be vas forced 10 resign
be was a member o. the second class.
with bur another year 20 serve before
be would be graduated.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-28

1sEsfscn Ciy, No Oct. 81 La
fosusAiiea was ressive4 Asrs Ftitay
thai he Bsuk q 1amss,osa. is Moe-
tfaa coaayy. wss sstrfct reuFalay
uisai o. rasaeFt, vks fscsgVa g. fse
snJ esgRRsd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-28

Chicago. Oct. IA compromise
OF 2 cents an hour increase in wages
offered by railroads was rejected by
committees representing the Switch
meas union OF the entire country.
The men are holding out gor the orig
inal demands submitted month ago
calling for a minimum scale Of AZ
cents an hour for Bremen, IS cents
for helpers and an S-hour day. De-
spite the failure Of negotiations. both
sides expressed the belief that there
would be no strike. TIE railroad
managers are IN c0nciliatoiy mood
and are willing 70 make reasonable
concessions, they say. Ia the way Of
Increased wages. but they viii not
consider the qnestioa Of reducing
working hours AZ this time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13
BRIGHAM CITY.

A most elaborate banquet was given
at the Third ward assembly rooms UNI
der the auspices Of the Y. l.. NJ. l. A.
In honor of their retiring president.
Mrs, Oleen ~ Stohl. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with rugs and
draperies, while the long banquet ia
bles We're richly laid with choice viands
and decorated with a profuslon of pot
ted plants. About 200 guests were
served and the evening swiftly passed
after listening to a beautiful program
and numerous toasts.
Miss Estelle Jensen has returned from
a short Salt Lake visit.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riagc of DR.. A. Il. Rich and Miss lnnls
Ethelwyn. The ceremony to take place
at st. Paul. MINI.
a merry party of young people spent
Tuesday evening at the home OF Miss
Ronella Anderson. amusing themselves
with games and candy making.
The Brigham city High school had
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13
LEHI.

Tuesday evening the Utah Sugar COM
pany Will give their annual ball in the
city pavilion to their employees. Spe-
cial preparations are being made for
this event Punch and light refresh
ments will be served in booths,
The annual banquet and ball Of the
Old Folks will be held in the city pa
villon Wednesday afternoon and eve
ming.
Saturday evening Judge ELI Kendall
entertained number Of his friends at
his beautiful home,
Monday Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Briggs
entertained q number of their friends A
delicious supper was served and games
were played the greater part OF the
evening,
Saturday evening the Odd Fellows
held celebration In the club rooms
at which were present many grand
lodge officers from Salt Lake City, Aft
or Il program, all repaired to the Oster-
loaah cafe, where banquet was given.
Monday evening n social and dance
was given In the Third ward social han
III DhliNI vi liNlliA i4fNlNs Jls, NtO lflA
Tuesday for the Northern States mis-
sion field.
Monday night Mr. and Mrs. Heber
webb entertained u number Of friends
at "ninch.'
Hon. and Mrs. George Austin were
visiting friends in Lehi the first OF the
week.
Miss Ellen Woods OF Salt Lake city
is visiting Lehi friends.
Mr.. NJ. w. ingalls, returned Tuesday
from visS to Denver,
Mrs. ]. G. Alfred Of Raymond, can
ada, and Mrs. II. Pitchfork OF Nephi are
visiting their sister, Mrs Isaac Fox.
Mr.. Morgan Woodhousc OF Idaho
Falls is visiting Lehi friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. T.. Darling were
visiting friends in Rock Springs last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. WndsNorth have
returned after a short visit with friends
and relatives In Morgan, Utah.
Mrs, NJ. Mcomie will make her home
In Eureka this winter with her daugh-
ter. Mrs q. A. Crsmon.
Messrs r. h. Steele aud A. L, Ma
thews were visiting Salt Lake friends
Thursday.
Mrs. A. Hall OF Oregon is visiting her
home town.
Mr.. II. A. Bolin OF Sugar city Is Wis.,
iting Lehi friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Led. singleton Of Bing-
ham are visiting relatives here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13
CLUB CHAT.

The Daughters of the Revolution will
meet on Tuesday Jan, rs. at the Ex-
popent office, Templeton block. 3 p. M.
the program for the day being a paper
ON Gen. Knox by Mrs J. d. Spencer,
and ono ON John Hancock by Mrs. Will
lard 7, Cannon.
The regular meeting OF the Ladies'
Literary club yesterday afternoon
was IN charge of the Shakespeare see
tion. and some readings from the PLAYS
studied were given by the members
The songs Of Shakespeare were sung by
Mrs. Alfred Peters and Miss Judith
Evans was the accompanst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13
LOGAN.

The Agricultural College Womans
club gave the second OF q series of eve
ming socials at the home of Miss Nora
Ellason ON Friday evening, which
proved tn be most delightful affair
indeed. The evening was informally
spent In games, music, ETC., and en-
Joying a deliciou~ lunch Those pres
ent were Messrs. and Mesdames w. j.
Kerr f. w. Robinson, l.. A. Ostlen,
W. ). Langton, win Jardine, G.. w.
Thatcher, Jr, a. NJ. Flemmng, s. ..
Stevens, +, W. Thatcher, G. IL. Champ.
7 W. Naylor. Joseph Jensen, i. 4.
Noder Guy Thatcher. the Misses Ella
son, Margaret Wilkinson, Verna Bow
man. Elizabeth Smith, Amanda Holm
gren, Messrs, Preston Peterson, PROF.
Arnold, Prof, Mckay,
most pleasant evening was spent at
IRE home Of Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Thatch-
or on saturday evening last, the occa-
son being the birthday anniversary Of
MIS- Thatcher The Misses Alton and
Heneyieye Thatcher had planned a sur
lflse 70 which had been invited all OF
MIS- Ihatchers brothers and sisters.
an elegant supper was served ANA ev-
etythlng done To- make the evenin.,
most enjoyable. Those present were
az and Mrs. George Benson. Mr.. AMI
MI j. NJ. Blair, Mir. and Mrs. John
a, Yam, Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ballif,
NJ NJ and Mrs. Leo Campbell. Mr. and
MrS' joe Sduires Mrs. Serge Ballf. Mr..
7 ana Mrs. Charles Napier. Mr.. ana Mrs
Joseph Campbell
Inc junior girls Of the Y. L. NJ. l. A.
vi INC First ward entertained The sem
~ glrl' ON Thursday evening IL was
W.. regular night for meeting. aud when
e bltlS arrived they were surprised 10
dr u we junior girls awaiting them
5ssel m old fashioned costume. with
,'",$ luuch prepared and everything
tvaulIess for Jolly good time. The
S was spent In pin ylng charades.
nNues, music. etc. Those who had fhe
an ll lh charge We're the Misses Flor
M McAlister Della Morrel Harriet
,neL Patience Rnsza Louisa Rnr-
~ sArah Huttehalla virginia Blolr.
nasn walters. Reda Kicks. Venita
Va a"s' Geneye Spierman, lone
,bnn event Of the week which was
tbo ubnF enjoyed by all present was
core 'o ", which was given by the ON
ia a we First ward Sunday school
day ourselves and escorts on Weakness
and e,eulfg The gentlemen furnished
sen,, served the Refreshments. and pre.
Viii. a picture Of grace itself i'm their
moe. aprons The ladies arranged mo
isio,n and did themselves nroud IN
ncrt up "a continual round OF merit
Tia vunng the whole evening
Nes,r. iohowlng were present.
Thstos and Mesdames a, "
Smnb H. Jr, Joel Kicks WIN
don II Wul Harrison, Joseph D. oar
smItb" ~ - Carlisle, Lorin Hatch. non
jane W ;. Langton, Guy Thatcher
Afs,n 1i,5eNart Mrs. Nettle sloan
" H. Thomas, Misses Rhea Ricks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13

happy young folks who enjoyed the
event hugely.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. j. Duke OF Port
land, Or, were visiting Mr.. Dukes old
home and friends, in Brigham last
week.
Mr.. wynn Eddy has returned from
Victor, Colo. where he went to visit
his parents.
a delightful slelghride Tuesday after
noon. Bob-slelghs accommodated the
Miss, Amelia Grahel came up from
Ophir. Titan, 20 spend her mldwlnter
vacation with relatives and friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13

zetta Kicks, Maggie Morell, Ivy Farr.
Phyllis Thatcher Maud Smith, Efiie
Smith, Grehta Carbon, Alton Thatch-
err, Ida Hanson, Kate Knowles, Flor
ence Miner.
MeSsrs. Geo. TOrgensen, Alex Pres
ton, Morgan Blair. Tom Mckay. Jack
son VIII Morrell.
Miss Grehta Carbon also Mr. Guy
Cardol have returned from a visit to
ReXburg where they visited Mr.. and
Mrs. James Langton.
Mr. Guy Thatcher spent Tuesday in
Brigham City on business for the That
cher Music company,
Mr. Lundstrom of the Lundstrom
Furniture company, has gone to Chi
cago ON business.
Hon. Geo Barber is In Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Aqullla Nebeker have
gone to Mexico to be away some time.
Miss Kate Adams returned Wednes-
day evening from her home In Layton
to resume her school work at the Agri-
cultural college.
Miss Elizabeth Smith has returned
from visit to Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13

Quoted by Mrs. Hattie Jones Pickett,
and vocal solo by Miss Emily Larson.
Julla Burton Jones, Melissa c. Swan
and Lydia W. Morriseen are the com
initte2 on program.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13

Have YOU seen Daniels great mill
end sale, suits from SIS 20 $40 for 500.
All imported goods and. remember. at
or no sale. Daniels. the tailor 81 west
Second South,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13

Mrs. Andrew jacobson of Salt Lake
CITY and Mrs Ben Firman of Sugar
city, Ida. We're visiting Mrs. Josenn
f. Russon last week.
William Yate sof Leh and Miss An
ma Peterson OF American Fork were
married at American Fork last week
Misses Alice and Evelyn Roberts have
returned from Garland where they
We're visiting their brother. Mr.. and
Mrs j. T, Roberts.
Mrs. George Glover is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. l.. f.. Pearson of Span
ish Fork
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Maudsley OF
Raymond, Canada, are visiting Lehi
relatives.
Mr.. Joseph j. Turner left for Kansa )
last week, where he VIII act as agri-
cultural superintendent Of a new sugar
factory
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Gigs and Mrs.
Henry HAYES of Raymond, Canada, are
visiting relatives here,
Mrs. John Helquist of Holly. Colo.
Is visiting her father.
Mrs. Bertha Smith OF Garland has
been visiting Lehi friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13

The meeting Of the Society OF Daugh-
tiers of the decentralization was held I'm
the home OF Mrs. Gertrude Felt KIM
ball, Nj Fourth street, yesterday. and
the program was q piano selection by
Mrs. Gertrude Felt Kimball; LES
son ON History OF the Battalion" con-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13

Goods at your own price. 7. X l..
Furniture Co. Removal sale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13
GRAND SOCIALIST
CELEB RATION

At Bingham, Monday. January 18th.
Inaugural Banquet and Ban.
Special train leaves Salt Lake City
at 1886 y. m. Returning leaves Bling
ham at 400 a. m. via the d. g. II. u.
500 for The round trip
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13

Saturday evening Judge ELI Kendall
entertained a number Of his friends at
his beautiful home,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13

me thomade for
WIN trimmings Of ba fiat stitched or cloth and
various forms
once more the boo In truth
with the well dressed wOmanand the little o
srohete material Of
circular skirt With back straps OF the cloth are
stched waisn well be
black velvet and
VeVet buttons The
springs out from the figure to the hip line
ed coth with black hutton
trimmed cloth
white SILK braid trims short fran,
sailor in dove bound with white
backward turning wings and the high
trimmed with tailor bow white We ribbon. '
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13

Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Briggs
entertained q number of their friends. A
delicious supper was served and games
were played the greater part OF the
evening,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13
SALT LAKE PHOTO SUPPLY CO.

Finishing. Main and srd So.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13

The Spirit OF Liberty chapter Daugh-
ters OF the American Revolution met
this week with Miss Anna Decker who
also had charge OF the program.
The Woman's club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. V. II. Pease. Mrs.
J. l.. Bowman gave the topic, Mature
Study and Forestry of Utah"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13

The annual banquet and ball OF the
Old Folks will be held in the city pa
vlllon Wednesday afternoon and eve
ming.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. S. LehI of Ely. Ne
vada, are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Cook.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13

Tuesday evening the Utah Sugar COM
pany will give their annual ball in the
city pavilion to their employees Spe-
cial preparations are being made for
this event Punch and light refresh
ments will be served in booths.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13

Prof. and Mrs. q. T. Hodson are en-.
PERTAINING the latters sister, Miss Mar.
tell, OF Spanish Fork.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13

Miss Mary Ford left Monday for
Salt Lake to resume her studies AT
the University OF Utah, afty Wis.,
with her parents at this place
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13

The two local lodges OF Odd Fellows
ana Columbia lodge Rebekahs. enter
tanned over 300 people as their guests
on last Friday evening a literary
program was given in the upper hall.
after which the guests adjourned 10
the lower hall, where a few hours were
spent IN the may waltz. The even
ing entertainment closed with grand
banquet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13

TiDtic lodge No, nj, h. p. O. Elks
entertained their members and families
WIN a social session AZ their hall,
Thursday evening, A splendid pro-
gram was rendered, and after the
eleventh hour, splendid banquet was
spread, TO which all did ample justice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13

Saturday evening the Odd Fellows
held celebration in the club rooms
at which were present many grand
lodge officers from Salt Lake City, Aft
er Il program, all repaired to the Oster-
loaah cafe, where banquet was given
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-24
5.

Tt< BriiSer batten beratben, mas
gum Seiteu arnolb's 9el6eben fonne
= natirliA obne i'm ,nsnsieben.
r@S wdre lebr tb0ri6t,~ bate Der
@ebeime HGtb gelagt, bel ibm 0offs
nungen gu erneder, Die ii9 birterber
bod nidt III erIiQen ueruiOgen. WtuB
man i'm i6lisBl;b feline StraBe 3ieben
lallen, 10 lit eS pieaci9t fir i'm lelblt
baS @iiniti9lte, wenn mir i'm nibt
LANCE aufbalten. @8 brau6t nift &C.
ja9t si meroen, Dap er bann bier jeoens
falls nid)t bleiben fam. Wtan muB Die
Serbdltnilie nebnlen. mic lie nun einlnal
lieaen, nno lid BON aler Sertimentali-
tdt f%rei5ubalten bemiibt lein. llnlere
S6nlO lit e5 ui6t, ba6 oieler Slip in
Die Sarnilie 9efommeu lit. SD firhte,
es 9ibt beim anfri6tigiten guten 8iaen
feline Wto9li6feit, i'm 81 beleiti9eu.
SObalo mir oaS einleben, lit eS unlere
8flift, aud) auf inns 9iiidfi6t gu nebs
men. Nir moueu Grn0lo - in Den
@ren;en leiner 8eSiirinilie = rei6li6
CUR lpeiteren @anoerI6aft ausriiiteu
nnS i'm llebri9en ibn ieineS @liides
S6mieo feiu lallen. Sir ir9eno cine
Staatsanitelnns. Die etDa bnr6 meme
Gmpfeblung gu baben mare, lit er, ME
i6 i'm in OieIen 2a9en fenneu 9elernt
babe, unDerDenObar."
Gmato bntte ihm inn 0an3en ;uges
ftimmt, aber bod gemeint, es mare lebr
j. niinlhensmertb fir a1e 2beile, penu
man arnolo fir Die 3ufunft o0ais
iihern fOnnte. ,@r fommt nns !onll
niebsr, uuo m~obrideinlif nod in be,
oenfliderem 3ultan0e. Nas oanlt
Meilie 6rau bat eineii gang flusen 9e'
banfen 9ehabt, mie ib mid mebr unS
mebr iiberseuoe. @arten mir crit eiu.
mai ab, wie meit eS ibr gelin9t, ibr
praftilh an pcrmertben. @S gibt in oel
Gbat rur elm ein3i9eS Mtittel, ben 3fiB,
pom Dem On ipridit, duBsrlid wenis.
ftenS unlibtbar III MAIDEN: Grnoll
mus eii woblbabenoer gel9ditsmanr
merSen."
.ab! nit ioldem .3ablen lobmi
uiGt 3u redncu."
rSara9 rehnet NIT ibnen. l1nS man
mus sugebeH: menn es geldn9e, aus
9lrnolo eineu Oalunternebmer o0el
Sabrifanteu ber3ultelen, 10 miiroel nil
uieber gang briioerlih nit einauoer per
febren ~f0nien. @s lit ifon Manhel
70 lerauf9efomueu, Dem mans binteri
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sic i6ob i'm fort. y8leiben Sis
mir nrr Seb1 S6ritt pom Seibe, PER-
8erfen. Sdnaps baben sic audi 9e.
trunfen = man ricdt'S bis bierber.
Oas l6ift ii6 wobl aud fir sic pa
=. v@inem gum Sribltid mirflidJ
flir einerl, Htef6en. @r perlu6te Tie
5u umfanen.
Gle mid ibm aus. Sd merle, SaE
sic nod iest ni6t 9auj nii6terl
iino," iagte lie. sd bab' sic fir
einen OrOentli9eu Menlden esbalten.
aber ="
Sic peroen bod nidt ldle6ter bon
mir Oenfen, sell Sie mir 9%efalen?"
nad, seben Sic! Oas iimb oumme
SpdBe.A
rOas iiub gar feline SpdBe, 9iiefs
den. sic sefallen mir = sic geiallen
mir iebr. SD fam ia9en, SaB i6 nod
fein 6%rauenSimmer an9etroffcn bab', 10
ipeit id audi berum9efoHmen bin, bas
mir 10 -"
Stu iein sic aber itia, 0err Ser
fen, i6 hab' 9enu9. llub ipern Sie's
0enn willen molleu: : 10, lDie sic oa
Dor mir itebei, gefaIIen sic mir gar
nidt. Die 9anSe giad)t ueriubeln, unb
am Morssu Sranutneiu t%rinteu, unS
10 unorbentli6. :. $50 sic bod in
einem an~itdnoissn 9aule iiuS uuS
Sbrem Serrn Bru6er feline S6auoe
MAIDEN lOlen! = aber mid Sebt Oas
freili6 riGts an"
@r leste lid auf eilen Stubl uno
rieb Die SGnOe auf Den &rieen. r@ieents
li6 baben sic gan; 9fe9t," ia9te er,
MADDEN sic mid illlr berlllter bon
Sbueu pertras' ids. Nber oaS bier
....waS Sie Sa BON meinem SrltNer
la9en. 10 fann'S bod ni6t lan9e
weiter geben, SaB i6 bier ais Yartitlle
lier pom Settelgroi9en lebe. @S miro
inn balO Su pief merSen, unb mir nod
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friBt Der Seuiel Slie9en = oeSbalb bab'
i6 bier an9eflOpft, uuO nit Der Auf.
nabme fam i6 ia iOnit gang iufrieOen
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fir mid. Grit jest JEFF i6 10 re6t, wie
meit mir auSeinaIoer linO. SD bin
nun einlnal Elm arbeiter uno mus pies
Ser ;n meiieSsleiden. lluO mas maj
oa cinen Oroentli6cu Wtenl6en nernt
= Sie lprafen bapUn, Gief6eu = Dem
tbut'S nod ni6ts, menn CT mai einen
S6uap8 trinft urO nit SameraSen -.
Oase9en fonnt' audi feline Srau ni6ts
BADEN. Sine oroentli6e Srau aber -
Stun 9eben Sie mir Siren God,-
fiel lie ein, vuno legen sic ii6 nod cine
@eile auf's Sopba. SD nil unten
fa9eu. OaB Sic iid seiteru erfaltet ba>
ben unS nidt 9an5 wobl iino nno lieber
ben Safee bier Obeu trinfen mo9eu.
SD bring i'm fir sic berauf. 90
Sirien Sic Der 9ndoisen Srau ni9t Dor
Iu9en fOmmen, baS miilien sic lel6lt
einleben.A'
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BEN 9fOd ab. n@enn Gle mir Die
Birlte -
n9iein, ssben sic uur! @s muB
aaes leine Sronuns baben = bas lit
6ier i'm 6auie nrsin @el9aft.~
rSrieSerife !" tonte Die Gimme Der
S0hin niht lebr liebli6 bic Ireppe blu
auf, mo bleiben sic beun?~
ngtun mub man ii4 Sbretrpe9en nod
ausi6clten l%aIien," murrte ie uno elite
fort.
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