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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1907-11-30

Herman Bradshaw. one of the hust-
ling farmers Of Mann Greek. brought
to The American os!ice Wednesday two
mammoth potatoes. samples Of what
hc raised on quarter of All acre Of
ground on his ranch without irrigation.
One weighed IL pounds the other an
even FIVE pounds. They were about
fifteen inches in length. and were per-
f~c,ly sound and solid. Either would
make meal for a large family. Mr.
bradshaw sent them 20 a friend AT Mt.
Vernon. Illinois. in order that he might
exhibit them as sample of Idaho pro-
ducts. - Weiser American.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1907-11-30
Dry Farm Experiment Station a Possibility.

American Falls WAS quarter Of mil
lion acres of as fine dry farm land as
that which he had seen his interest was
preciptibly increased and he asked If
there was anyone sufficiently interested
to donate the use of few acres for
the purpose Of establishing An expert
mental dry farm station here. He was
told that all the land necessary could
readily be secured
Whether the department can be suf-
ficiently interested TO install station
or not is a matter of grave doubt, but
the future of dry farming in this i'm
mediate section alone is sufficient to
warrant il. A quarter Of a million
acres are here found in a body.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1907-11-30

place in the whole country outside of
New York would have suffered. BY its
action not only the whole country out
side of New York suffers but New
York itself is not relieved.
In these matters the league was not
moved by political considerations.
Democrats acting with Republicans in
the Endorsement of Senator Hepburn.
They are not political matters. They
are simply business matters calculated
to benefit all the people of the grea,
intermountain country.
The league also did well in referring
back to the local clubs the question OF
a railway commission. There can be
no dorbt but some railway Legislation
is required in Idaho. Whether that
legislation should take the form of an
expensive railway commission OF
whether the same result can be reach
ed otherwise. are questions that should
be carefully considered by the people
and conclusion reached from the sum
Of the Judgment Of them all.
The plan of advertising adopted by
the league ought to prove most bene-
fetal to the entire southern part of the
state. The demand for lower freight
rates on building materials that have
to be shipped in and on products of the
farm that have to be shipped out. are
timely and just
These do not constitute all the bene-
fits that minht be named that are sure
to come from this meeting, but they
are few of those that suggest them
selves to mind at this time. = Capital
News;
The Derert Improvement Company
have $50 acres in wheat and something
over 200 acres plowed.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1907-11-30

Elias Nelson, in charge of the gov
ernment experimental farm at Cald-
well, WAS driven out to the Dry Farm,
Monday. He was greatly pleased with
what he SAW. and piled Superintendent
Davis with questions for several min
utes. Upon leaving he took sample
Of soil for analysis.
Il never saw finer body of land, .
he remarked, while looking over a
stretch Of country as far as one could
travel in day on horseback, than
this. You have better soil than that
II Caldwell.
Dry farming. with improved methods,
has great future.
When informed that surrounding
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1907-11-30

A protest has been made to President
Roosevelt BY Senator Hepburn against
the further deposit Of government
money with New York banks until
these institutions consent to pay the
reserves Of western banks in cash in
stead Of cashiers' checks. The Pres
Ment requested the senator to put his
views In writing. Following il the
text Of Senator Heyburn's protest:
''On behalf of the western and the
northwestern states, would urge that
no further deposits Of money from the
treasury Of the United States b. made
in New York banks except on the con-
dition that such banks shall immediate-
" make IN advance in mohey TO ths
western states. The full amount Of
the rsserses should BE- paid by such
New York banks. The tying up Of
many millions Of dollars Of western
money representing the reserves Of IN
western banks hpad BY Nsw York banks,
must inevitably result IN empowering
the New York banks 70 determine tAs
Y conditions Of Z resumption Of
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1907-11-30
Ledge 4 Uaihel Artisans.

A United Artisans lodge has been or
ganixed here, with q membership of
about fifty. DIR. ]. B. Olmstead. su-
preme medical examiner of the order.
departed yesterday after stay Of about
three weeks. Tuesday evening he de-
livered lecture on The Dark and
Bright Sides of life rs Seen by \ Physi-
clan. The doctor is pleasing and in
teresting speaker. with power to stir
the emotions of an audience. and is
always greeted with large audience
Following the address the meeting was
converted into social gathering for an
hour.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1907-11-30
May Settle Canal Problems.

come up. II is stated that the question
of forcing the payment of interest in
cases where water Was not delivered
will be one Of the matters. An inquiry
irs m-Ster of improvements
where final proof has been made. to
see whether the provisions Of the Law
have been complied with, is another
matter that viii receive attention, SO il
is reported.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1907-11-30

State Land Selector George A. Day
and Mr.. Belcher. recent appointee
in the land department. arrived yes
terisy and will make thorough inspec-
sicn 81 The Carey ,rset The Press Is
informed that these gentlemen will
meet with the Canal Association and
representatives of the canal company
at Aberdeen, next Saturday. when il is
expected some important matters will
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1907-11-30
McAEM0N NEGRO RUNS AsaUck
Kills sse Man, lsjwes Assther, Helds
Crowd At Bay whh Eapty Cns.

American Falls officers received a
telephone message, yesterday morning
TO watch for negro who had killed Z
bartender at McCammon in shooting
affray. The negro was slightly wound
/ ed.
On the noon train .. c. Hall. of West
Portage, Utah, who is interested in the
Desert Improvement company. and who
witnessed the shooting, arrived, and
states it took place about 1890 yester-
day morning. He witnessed every
thing except the shooting. and helped
care for the dead and injured
He says the negro. who was employed
at Jackson's saloon, went on rampage
and attacked boy of about IS, who
was on his way home to South Carolina
He struck the boy over the head twice
with heavy revolver. and threatened
TO kill him and others who attempted to
interfere. The assault took place or,
the street The negro came into the
back door Of the saloon a moment after
the assault had been made, held the
crowd ut bay with the revolver, reached
through door and secured handful of
cartridges, and loaded the revolver.
which had been empty.Da r. fact which the
crowd would have been glad TO know.
The night bartender called up Robert
Jackson. proprietor Of the saloon. ask
ing him to come down and quiet the
negro. Jackson came, secured re-
volver, and went TO search for the
enraged coon. In few minutes FIVE
shots rang out. The crowd rushed out
and found jackson in dying condition
He WAS carried to his home, where he
expired half an hour later
Jackson fired two of the five shots and
wounded the negro. who secreted him.
self in u building. but escaped by jump
ing from second story window. He
was bleeding freely. evidently from |.
flesh wound. Up to noon he had not
been apprehended.
Jackson leaves a wife and several
children
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1907-11-30

James Clifford and Mrs. Ethelyn Lish
were married Thursday evening at $50,
by Rev. T. J. Barklc. at the home Of
Mrs. Lish in this city. Those present
were limited To the immediate friends
Of the family.
The wedding came ~ a surprise to
most Of the friends Of the contracting
parties. Mr.. Clifford has been . resi-
dent Of this section Of Idaho for many
years. ard 10 held In almost universal
esteem. Mn. Lish recently removed
here from Yale. where she has resided
for several years. The friends Of Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford join In extending con-
nratulationa.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1907-11-30
FARMERS INSTITUTE
WILL Be HELD
Dates Fixed Are December
IL and II.
Asthsrities frsa tAs Uaivers;ty 4 lla.
- WIN d Prsseaa- -.Lscal PesSje
WIN Have lnpsrtaat Place
o. TIE Prsgran.

A farmers institute, under the di-
reetion of The University OF Idaho.
will be held al American Falls Wednes-
day and Thursday. December II and
II. Arrangements are being made for
hye sessions. forenoon and afternoon
OF each day. and evening session We'd
nc~day.
The two subjects that will probably
receive the most attention. ard the
ones from which the greatest benefits
viii be derived. will be irrigation and
dry farming. Fruit growing. live stock
and dairy,na viii also have place. In
addition to the trained experts from the
university. Elias Nelson, in charge Of
the government experiment station nj
Caldwell will h- ia attendance. Alex
Aef'herson. superintendent, Of the Twin
FSlls experimental farm has been ask
sd 10 stscsd. and will doubtless instruct
tts~s present. from hts ample fund OF
knc~iege. on some topic Of matrrisi In
tcr~st Local parties will also have q
place on the program, and al some OF
the sessions will be given an opror-
tanity 10 take part. They will also be
privileged To ask for information on amy
topic upon which they need instruction.
A probable feature of the institute
~ili be the judging Of livestock. by
Professor French. who makes a speciality
of this feature. With an animal. for
iilastraslye purposes. he points out the
good ard bad points. This ts matter
tha, can be easily arranged after his
arrival. IL IL 10 not on the program.
Ehas Nelson. of the government sta
sioa. viii dis-uss dry farming and irri.
gasion. Mt. Nelson is thoroughly
ysrSrss in these topics ard h,s addresses
will BE- among the rnost helpful Of the
meeting.
Among the kesl people who have
been asked 10 take part are:
Dry Farming, r. z. Meadows and "
T.. Walker Jr: five minutes talks by A.
W. Davis. Of the Dry Farm. ". r.
Arm. Of Arhon. and others.
Desirable wheat for Milling Purposes
-witford Ecunion. Frn, Growing
short talks by George ssanecr Of Neeicy.
II. 7. Fruishsm Of Rockiand. W. s.
Alvosd Of Abcrsseen and others.
Irrigstiosl. u. p. Frcdshan. of Rock
Lard
Dairying. c. d. Strsng. of Aberdeen.
The program will he arranged by
professor French. Of the University,
and will be pubIishcd in next weeks
issue
The institute will be especially help
full to the inexperienced irrigators and
new dry farmers here. and few Of these
will have husincas 10 important a 10
keep them away. The discussion Of
matters with which they are unfamiliar
will mean larger yickis and less labor
In irrigating and cultivating.
The institute will be held In the opcra
house. Parties from distance who
desire to attend. and who will need
sleeping accommodations. are requested
to notify q. n. Barber. 40 that rooms
may be secured.
Preliminary arrangements for the in
situte were made at meeting Of the
commercial club Tuesday evening. A
soon n Professor French 10 heard from
the program Of the institute will be
published.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1907-11-30

banking functions by the western
banks. whereas il the reserve Of the
western banks could be converted into
available money st once the financial
situation Of the west would be free
from domination on the part Of the
east and would be of great value in the
restoration Of desirable financial condi-
tions -
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1907-11-30

Mr.. SamA. an Arab. in native Cos
tume, will speak at the n. E. church.
Sunday morning. on Natives Of Af-
rica." The address win probably be
very interesting and instructive. to lit
tie people at least. The address will
take the place Of the regular morning
services.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1907-11-30

There win b = meeting II the Com
msrcial club next Tuesday svesine, 1t
which important business yill b
bsought before tAe club. A dznkt q .
~ esnst'sdsion and bylaw, III ,.
submitted. III,
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1907-11-30

J. J. Peacock, who was in from hir
dry farm yesterday, states that the
force at the new canal camp elk miles
from here, made about half . mile Of
canal the frst two dAys. He states,
however, that thsy have about two
miles Of work ahead Of them, In which
more or lsss rock viii be encountered,
whore pruRrons viii b. quite slow.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1907-11-30

The Derert Improvement Company
have $50 acres in wheat and something
over 200 acres plowed.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-11

Scit iibcr 60 sSa6rcn

Ithon ipuroe Trs. 8insIow's Sootb.
ing.Sprnp pou MiGionen ton Wiit'
tern beiln 8obnen Der &inoer onge-
wenoet. @irit 9u i'm Sthlafe Surd)
oas S6rcien eiues &inoes geit0rt,
ooS i'm 3abnen lit mo Dor S6mer5en
mcint2 @enn 10, loiie iofort cine
6Ioidje ron o0crs. @insl9tC'S 8 Sootb-
btleu. Gem @ert tit
g5 miro Dem tIeiuen
2ei0euoen iofort 2iroerung berihaf-
fen. @erlaBt eud oorouf. Miitter,
es lit fein 3weifel oariiber. Gs beilt
reguIiert oen Woeeu uno
Die 9tieren, beicitigt @iuo.9olif. or.
meidt oen 8oumen, nerbinoert Gnts
3iinoung uno ItGrft 6as gon5e Sp.
item. .Mrs. g8insIop's Sootbing
Sprup" fir 3abnen6e 4inoer lit an.
gellebn i'm @eihmod; oos 3e5ept
Itanlntt BON eincm ser beIten tpeibIi-
den glcr5te in oen Ser. Stooten. Gs
1T bel often 9ruggiIten in ser gon3en
gSelt 5u bo6cn. HreiS % Gents per
5Ioide. Gauft uihts on6eres oIs
yMrs. @tnslop's SOOTHING Sprlp."
Goroutiert ultec Der sSooo ouo
Drugs gEfte. 30. Slmi 1906. Seriol
Rlntmer 1898,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-11

ben bier frobli6en iungen 2euten
als Wiutter Ser 9apntonsfinoer aus
gerufen. slus Seft biibif ousgeItot-
teten fleinen 8ud iei bier nod cine
&ein1probe 2rou 94ias tpieoerge9eben.
Sic i6reibt 3u 9lnfang Sanltar 1779
ouf ben geeuiabrsmunid oes Sof-
frdltleins Cutie b. @o6bouler: u0etn
gutter @uni6 auf grim papier - Sat
mir geHa6t iebr piel plaiir, = SIN
8erie MAIDEN babe nidt biel getan =
Das liebt man bieien @arli6 an =
Sod bob i'd geboren Elm &nabeIein
i6on = bas tut olles gor treffli6
periteben = S6reibt 8uppenIpieIe
4unterbu1t - Souieno gleran0rin-
men in elmer Stuno = 0o6 oa oer=
ieIbe gu oieier friit = @ebeimbter
2egotions &otb in @einor lit : 90
fon er bep betponoten loden - Seine
Gerie Dor 6rau Iia MAIDEN = Cont
folloelt 9u pobl mas 6eiieres friegen
= iebt nrBt 0u Did bteran 6eguii-
gen - @s mag nlio oobep perbleiben
Sd min meinen 0anf in proiu
i1reiben
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.srnu 9[in ioh i'm @eifte

nSrau MJd lab I'M @eiite ale
sic berrliden @eeenoen, fletterte
nit ouf Die Selien. uno erfreute fih
BON gan5er Seele iiber Der Geiienoen
Sliifieli9feit. uno @obIbefinoen. +"
Bon mem oieie @orte berriibren, Die
iid) in einem 8rief an Die Seraoain
2lnna 9lnalie fin6en, brouht man
mobl foum 81 ingen; oenn iper iollte
ni6t miiien, baB 6rou @ia Der geas
me NOR, nit Dem @oetbes Mutter,
BON Der er Die Srobnatur, Die 2uIt
3lt fabulieren batte, Die sSrou 9fat,
spie iie ionIt lDobl beiBt, i'm pertru,t-
teIten &reiie genani1t tpurbe uno, tuie
man bier iiebt, fib iel6lt germ Mann
te. @eniger befonnt i9on olrfte
peiteren &reiIen ietn, ooB oieIer gea-
me uripriinglih Der Der Wfutter Der
bier SaDnonsfinoer lit. geu miro
aber lpobl bielen iein, 6oB @IiIabetb
8oetbe oieien Nameu fur5 Dor Der
groBen Shipei5erreiie ibres Sobnes
erbielt, tpie HrofeIior gilbert Softer,
bem mir cine boIlItdnoige glusgobe
Ser @riefe Der 6rau Sat oeroanfen,
in leiner @inIeitltng 5lt elmer Ioeben
I'M SnIelDerlog eridienenen auslpab[
ntitteilt. Sm Noi t775 bepirtete Iie
oie bei0en @rofen StoIbere uno 6e.
rem Sreuno Soltgtpis BEL Ii6. uno
BEL bieier @eleoqnbeit puroe iie bon
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-11
@roRes cSntereSfe erreot

- @roBes sntereiie erreet in tpii-
ienT6oftli6en &reiien Der Blan zines
Oresoener G6uIlebrers 8ernbarD
Sanbl6, bonn Sabre 1909 Big gum
Sabre 1912 obne einen eltropdiI6en
9egIeiter ols gsfin1o u1ter oen beio.
niiden gsfilnos gu leben uno Die
3eit 5ur Vrfori9ung oes 8offins=
2onoes gu benuben. Sanbi6. mil
lpdbreno ieines freitpiaigen @rcils
ooIlig auf ieeli6en &omfort uno ieg-
li6es @r5eugnis Der 3ipiliiotion per-
3t6ter, an Die i'm nur Elm eigens fon-
Itruiertes Boot erirlnern ioa, bos er
5ur Sobrt Inn Die iiioli6en &iilten-
itri6e benliten min. 9os Boot piro
gegentp6rtig in S6ottlano eebaut
@r min iih in 8affins-2ono einern
8onoeritannne onidlieBen, Die Spra-
DIE Iernen imo iid Die @eDobnbeiteu
Der @ingeborenen aneignen, auf oieIe
s@eiie ii9 nit ben 8rGu9en Ser Gs-
limos pollfomnlen bertralt MAIDEN
uno bofft gIei63eitig, ipertooGe 9aten
iiber Die gtaturgeididte he8 2anoes
au Iatnmeln
= Cine gott3e 9traBe itano Dor
oen Imtsgeri6t in &alieI sur
3nangsperfteigerune. @s bonoelte
ii9 Inn Die aus 13 GiGenbouten Be-
itebenoe 9fubeItrabe, cine Der neueiten
5eitenltraBen Der @ilbeImsbober
9laee. 3ieie 8ra6tbauten iino bon
Dem glr6iteften 80ttner arfgefiibrt,
iiber oeiien 8ernlogen Dor eiilieer 3eit
Der &onfurs er0ffnet moroen tit. Der
Nnorang bon &aufliebbobern mar 10
5oblreid, baB Die @erIteigerung i'm
groBen Sdmurgeri6tsiaale obgeboI-
ten neroen nluBte. Die SGuier batten
einen Seuerfaiientpert bon 1897 400
Wnrf uno tparen nit 100000 so.
Sppotbef belaItet. Gr3ielt tpuroen
Bel Der @erlteigerung insgeiomntt
746,000, Narf, 10 oaB bemnn9 runo
100000 Maorf Sppotbefenforoerun.
gen ausfieIen.
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Gin @anoerlanS.

Siio gofota, nit ieinen reide,
SiIberminen, gonan5a-Sormen gro
Ben &anhos uno ieltfomen geatur.
formotionen, 1T elm ipobres @unoer.
(ano. ssn Mouno gitp, Der Seirnn
Don Srau 6. 9. GIapp, lit ol,d eint
punoerbare Seilune noreefommen
2sbr Sobn mar Dem Sooe nobe BON
9ungen. uno Salsleioen. rgr bottl
ale flint Minuten einen idmeret
SuitenonfolI, ols i6 beeonn ibm 81
Sings geeue gntoefune 5u geben
Ole i'm furierte uno fem 2eben ret
tete". idreibt 6rau Clap @nran
tiert fir Sols. uno 2ungenIeioen
6ei aooIpb 9reiB unb 81. Gobn &
60. 80 Gents uno $1.00. Broben
flaide fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-11
Gin ionberbores SpIton1ent

- Gin ion6erbares SeItonent lit
oieier Gage Dor einem Ser Imtsoe-
ridte in Berlin eroffnet porben. Gs
banoelte ii6 Inn ben 92a6IoB zines
fiir5li6 oerltorbenen &entners. Qebt.
piIig botte Der grblaiier oerfiiqt,
oaB ieinen @rben bic 9eubnieBllftq
ieiner Sduier. uno 2iegenI6often 10,
fort 81 @uniten zines mo6lt1tiqen
ent5ogen iueroen iollte, falls iie on
geietSparteien bermieten miir0en, oie
ainoer .bdtteu ooer 6un6e, Soben
ODER Gogel hielten. 9esqleif)en oiirf.
ten Die Wlieter feline 0ienItn06d1en
baben, 5uoem ioa ieoer BEL ibn mob.
nenoe observation-disclosures nur an
Gage uno niht etipa ouf, NadJtId1iht"
arbeiten. Die 9lnnabme ser Orb
ifaft bringt peiter nit iid, ooB ieoem
Wtieter nur elm MuiifinItrlnert er,
lolbt meroen barf, ooB 8lunten6ret-
ter ol ben 6enItern berboten iino uno
Bob Die Wfieter in ben @obmlnqer
nidt nit Stiefeln ionoern rllr nit
Bonioffeln gebeu biirften
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-11

rrngen ben 8ooeniee ousgefiiat ba-
ben" i6reibt oer n8osmos" Der als
Organ Ser eroBen @eieGif1aft Der
geatl,rfreunoe glei6en Namens tpobl.
befonnten 3eiti6rift: Der bonn Gbein
gebiloete uno gefreu5te 8ooeniee lit
oas 2auterlingsboifin oes Gbein-
ltroms, Der ibm bel nieorigem @ais
IerItonoe in Ser Gefunoe so, Bel
SodpaIieritano 1000 aubifrneter
@oiier 5ufiibrt; Die @aiier5ufubr
bur9 oie iibrigen, in oos vS9pabis
| i9e Meer" niinoenben Sliiiie (0orn-
birner unb 8reger5er 4h, 9lreen,
| nlp.) lit BEL itarfen 9tieberidl6ger,
ol1f 1900 9ubifmeter in Der Sefunoe
bere6net. 0ieier groBte oeutide
See fat 1865 &ilometer ltrnfong,
SO ailotneter groBte 26nge, 1875
groBte 8reite uno bel mittlerem @oi-
lerltono $50 Quoorotfilometer SID
| benraum; iein @oiieriabaIt miro ouf
41,470 Wfil. &ubifmeter eeih1st.
Seine groBte 2iefe betr6et 252 @e-
ter, iie Iiegt 5tpiiden Sriebridsbo-
fen uno 8onitan5, ie6o6 berliert Der
9obeniee - beionoers an Der Gin,
| r1liinoung oes &beins ourd Die bort
iid obIagernoen feiten BeitonoteiIe,
oie Der 9trom nit iid) fiibrt - I'M.
rner mebr an 9iefe. No1 i'm 4. Sobr-
bunoert reidte er Bis gibeined, pGhs
| reno iest 5tpii6en ibm uno bieiem
Ort Elm foit itl1noenbreiter 2onoitrei-
fen liegt gs unterIieet ni6t benz
geri1lgiten 8peifeI, oob bos emit
melt GROCER eetpeiene Geebefen gu
elmer - freiIi6 nod iebr fernen =
| 3eit poIIitanbie ausgefiiqt ieiu miro
Ro6 neueren gerehnungea oiirften
sic ShIomnmoiien uno @eidiebe, Die
= pie i9on bernerft nomertlid
Ser &bein in ben gobeniee beforbert,
nod beutieen gerbdItniiien in unee.
Tdbr 10000 Sabren boaige glusfiiI-
lung unb gerianoung betpirfen.
= 8oItenItern ertpdbnt in Der
0euti9en Qer5te5eitung elm &eu9-
JuIten Serllnl, bos aus Yoren6nm
| (sSnneneepebe Ser 2eber, geiere
| Otila) uno Ser &inoe Der geebennie-
ren6riiie oes 09ien beitebt. 9os
Serum pirft bauptiddIi6 ouf Die
attt5iinoeten 8ro5eiie, unb Waraglia-
no in @enua mar Der erite, Der, es
6eim &eudbuiten erfoIereid bertpeu-
oete. @s lit cine bellgelbe, bnr6li6-
tige Sliiiiigfeit, Die Dem 4ranfer
tropfentpeiie in frii6en 8runnen,
paiier gerei6t miro. gs miro mil
Ser fleiniten 0oiis begonnen uno Die.
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