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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-10-30
New YORK, Oct. 81, 1908.

In local trade circles business has not
been up to the standard set by the trad
ing in the past few weeks. A consider
able quantity of tobacco changed hands
but mostly in small lots. There was
more inquiry for and activity in thinner
Spanish than any other type The buy
ing movement in Wisconsin is reported
on the wane. In Pennsylvania the 1907
crop continues to sell freely.
Sumatra.-W With last weeks sale, at
which only about 800 bales were taken
by American buyers, the end of the in
scription season has come. A few thous-
and bales were taken in the fall inscrip-
tions, but not enough to add materially
to the stock on hand in this country, and
as is pretty nearly always the case the
bulk Of the better class offerings were
shown in the spring Locally the Suma-
ira market has been brisk during the
past week, and considerable quantity
of tobacco was sold to manufacturers.
Havana. Trading has kept up fairly
well in the past week, and importers
seem to have been selling tobacco in
small lots right along. A large number
of American buyers were in Havana last
week, and it is reported that about $500
bales were taken for this country. Leaf.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-10-30
connecticut valley robaoco Market.

After an interval of about week the
weather has again become favorable TO
stripping and the work of taking down
the tobacco has been resumed. OF late
the weather has been ideal for the pur
pose with plenty of moisture, fogs ard
short rains, and farmers are hustling the
work along. Within the next few days
many bundles will be tied up and ready
for inspection. The accounts given Of
the tobacco are generally favorable. It
is said to be of good color and fine tex
ture and farmers look to obtaining good
prices. As yet no sales are reported. but
it is expected that buyers will soon ar
rive on the scene. Farmers, however, IS
ID rule, are in no hurry to SELL They re-
alize that it is yet early in the season
and prefer to hold their tobacco a while
rather than accept less than what they
think that the goods are worth. From
Is to 20 cents per pound in the bundle
are the figures talked about at present.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-10-30
Lancaster.
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The selling OF 1907 tobacco continues,
the selling price being Is to IA cents a
pound on the scales. Some 1906 tobacco
is also selling, the price being on an aver
age about LIZ to Is cents marked weight.
Dealers IN position to know say they
do not believe there are over $4,000 cases
OF old goods left in the local market for
trading purposes. There are great guam
titles in local warehouses, but it is held
by the trusts and a few big manufactur-
ers. and is out of the market entirely.
The cigar industry is about as it has
been for several weeks past, the promise
of improvement not having been full
filed. Collections are reported as being
q little easier.
Some late sales of the new crop are re-
ported, but the total quantity that has
already changed hands is not large.
Neither packers nor growers are anxious
to sell before the crop has been stripped
and so far the former evince no inclina-
ton to be forced into buying by the buy
ing OF representatives of the United Ci-
gar manufacturers.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-10-30
New York.
New YORK, Oct. "a, 1908.

NEW YORK. OcC. "A, lSUo.
This being the tail-end of the national
campaign, the activity of the leaf mar
ket seems to have become mixed up to a
very large extent with politics even at
the expense of business. 1t is generally
held that a complete recovery of the
trade is largely dependent on the proper
outcome of the election. The industries
of the country, and chief amongst them
the cigar industry, have everything to
lose and nothing to gain from the change
of the protective to free trade policy
and consequently their concern is at
fever heat at the close OF the campaign
in the doubtful state whether they are
to enjoy for four years more the fruits of
their skill, energy, work and investment
or whether they will be deprived of them
by the Inauguration of free trade pol
icy. Nevertheless the market showed
signs of returning activity. Quite
some conspicuous transactions took
place, notably in Zimmers, which seems
to become favored investment by the
manufacturer. The prices of that type
are advancing under the general de-
mand. Binder types are also beginning
to move fast and the Sumatra is holding
it's own. A very brisk trading has sprung
up again In the factory Vegas of the
new Havana crop. With more salts
factory quality and o more reasonable
price of the new Havana crop our clear
Havana cigar industry has started in to
regain rapidly the losses incurred by
both the poor crops and the poor times.
There is little if any change in the
condition of the metropolitan cigar man
ufacturing industry. AS time wears on
it becomes more and more evident that
the fall and winter season is going to be
quiet one. Usually at this time OF the
year the factories are hard pressed with
orders and have all they can do to meet
the demand for the holiday trade. This
year, however, there has been but little
increase in demand since the beginning
of the fall-Journal.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-10-30
WISCONSIN TOBACCO MARKET.
EDGERToN, WIS.,, Oct. so, 100

EDGERTON, WIS.,, Oct. 0U, lJUo
There is so little doing in the country
districts as to warrant the conclusion
that the buying movement is practically
suspended for the time being, and we
have no recent sales to report. The first
casing weather since much of the crop
was housed came during the week which
has given an opportunity to gather sam
pies of the cured leaf and allow a criti-
cal examination of the tobacco. Dealers
now can have better understanding of
the merits Of the crop and help them to
govern further operations.
The market for old leaf shows but lit
tie Improvement as yet, though dealers
report better inquiry, but buying is
still confined to hand -to-mouth policy.
The only large transaction coming to no.
tice is the sale of 537cs from G. F. Nab
belts '07 packing for the account of the
United Cigar Manufacturers Co. A.
Jenson & Sons have purchased several
lots of 07 from growers during the week
including 72cs of Martin Mason, 22cs of
Carl Hippo, 43cs of Ren Spike and 37cs
of Louis Felland, at prices slightly bet
ter than l0c. But little of the new crop
reached sufficient case to permit it being
taken down for stripping during the
rainy spell.
The shipments out of storage reach
1249cs from this market to all points for
the week.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-10-30
-Cloaks and Suits-In this depart


-Cloaks and Suits-In this depart
ment We are prepared as never before to
supply your wants with up-to-date and
popular priced merchandise. Handling
so many sample lines enables US to save
you one-third and more on many gar
ments $40 and $50 suits we offer at S25
and $50; S25 and $50 suits at SIS d
500. We show exceptional values in
suits at $12.5O, $3.50, $500 and $3.50;
also in the cheaper grades at $500, $3.50
and $1,000 The cloaks we offer on the
same basis - great bargains at $500,
$3.50, $1,000, $3.50, $500 and $500.
Children's coats, $500 and up. A fine
lire of junior suits and short skirts for
young LADIES' Archie Reid & Co., James
vile. 47w2
Don't fail to attend our fall opening
sale now on. Special bargains through
out the store.-T. P. Burns, GAINESVILLE,
Wisconsin. 48w1
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-10-30

The supreme court has again construed
the law relating to the delivery of tobac
co that will interest everyone engaged IN
the industry. The case of Roy Gren-
walt against Carl Roe and L. O. Brick
son, which was tried in the circuit court
for Dane county about year ago where
a verdict in favor of the plaintiff was
rendered, was reversed in the supreme
court the decision being handed down
last Tuesday. The case arose out of the
refusal of Messrs Roe & Erickson TO &C.
cept crop of tobacco which they pur-
chased at Orfofdville upon contract, pro-
viding that the tobacco should be deliv-
cred in sound packing condition, with
all trash out and all damaged tobacco
excluded. The buyers refused to re-
ceive the crop because they claimed 1t
did not comply with the contract IN sew
eral respects. The trial court instructed
the jury that the burden of proof was on
the tobacco buyer to show that the to-
bacco when rendered did not comply
with the terms of the contract. Action
for new trial was made based upon the
instructions, Messrs. Roe u Erickson
attorneys insisting that the burden OF
proof was on the plaintiff, not on de-
PENDANTS, to show that the tobacco did
comply with the terms OF the contract.
The motion for a new trial was over
ruled, and Roe & Erickson appealed to
the supreme court which reversed the
ruling of the trial court and remanded
the case for a new trial. The decision or
the supreme court lays down the rule
that when seller brings an action upon
an executory contract based upon the
refusal of the buyer to receive the goods
to be purchased, tie burden is on the
farmer to show that he rendered the
kind of goods the contract called for.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-10-30

The growers know as well as the pack
ers that the stock of old goods in the
market will soon be gone, and then the
packers will look around for business.
They must, naturally, turn to the new
crop and then will occur the growers
opportunity. They say they will not
take last years prices for tobacco they
believe is frst-class, and all are confident
that when the packers get after the 1908
tobacco they will be willing to pay very
considerably more than they did for the
crop of 1907.-New Era.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-10-30
NOTE BOOK SKETCHES

We hear some murmurs of discomfort
over the proceedings of the annual con-
vention of the tobacco growers branch
of the Society of Equity held at Madison
last week. The convention was dom
mated by men who proceeded to crack
the whip and ride rough shod over a
conservative minority that may lead to
the withdrawal OF a considerable mem
bership, which of course the real friends
of the movement least desire. The So
ciety voted to change its constitution SO
that no grower can be member OF the
organization if he refuses to put his to-
bacco into the pool. In his address be-
fore the convention, Pres. Holmes spoke
of traitors in the society and the MEM
bers who refused to pool were the trai-
tors referred to, SO the change in the
constitution was evidently intended to
drive them out of the organization. 1t
was bold stand to take for society
that is just getting on its feet and savors
too much of the Equity methods in the
Kentucky and southern fields to be ac-
cepted by large body of the intelligent
itobacco growers of this state. We do
not believe they are yet ready to adopt
force or employ shotgun policy of fix
ing the price OF Wisconsin tobacco.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-10-30

It is announced from Equity head
quarters that it has two million pounds
of the new crop already pledged to go
into the pool and arrangements are being
made SO that members might get bank
credit up to 80 or so per cent. of the value
of the tobacco, and all of it will be insured
against loss. II the promoters also find
SON. insurance against damage in the
cure then the farmer might feel as
though he was not assuming so great
chances as a speculator for he would
then only have to rely upon getting as
much for his crop after all charges of
pooling are paid as he could have OBJ
tanned by the old method of selling in
the bundle But how many farmers
like to hire money at the bank SO that
they can hold up their crop when there
is fair market for it at the usual time
of selling? Isn't there something wrong
about this whole system anyway?
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-10-30

G. w. Mccarthy doubtless voiced the
sentiments of very large class of pro-
gressive tobacco growers when he op
posed the exclusion from membership of
growers who declined to pool their to-
bacco. He declared that be ought not
be compelled to tie up his tobacco be-
cause he wanted to be able to dispose of
it at the best advantage and to whom
ever he pleased. If the Equity manage
hent proves good thing they want to
belong to it, but they are mostly from
Missouri and must be shown. Although
the management has promised great
things they have not yet been able to
furnish figures to show that pooling has
made any money for the growers In the
'07 crop, and these farmers begin to sus-
pect that it will be unable to make good.
And If in year of cheap tssl3acco Equity
pooling has failed, what can be expected
of it when tobacco is selling around ten
cents in the bundle? This is the prop
osition that growers like Mccarthy are
most interested in. They can hardly
see the force Of helping men to salaried
Offices il the organization cannot prove
it's worthiness. That's the nub OF the
whole question.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-19
Wpre Serantcn.


- SRI. Wfinnie Sllenoid pon SlD'
plant &oab uno Tbomas Stuart bon
Dunmore lieBen iid Dienitas als Elm
@bepaar einiesnen.
= Der polniide Ssrsmanu SOiepb
Pulouitis pon Serbinano StraBe lit 70
uon Rbematismus sepla9t woroen. oab
er ben Yerftano uerlor unb mad benz
9iaiibe Seim ssbradt uerosn muBts.
= Das Raffiuirmsrf Der Giona Del
@ompanie an Der @de pon Nmelia aue.
nue. uub Race StraBs wurbe Wtontas
Wiorssn gum fhniten Wal in orei Sab
rem burA Seusr 3eritort. Die Slam'
men sntitanbsn ourd iiberbeisten 9ar5.
= Gin @inbreder beiudte friib am
Dienitas Wtorssn bic Sobn Psrrp
Bobuuns an Barter Stra6e uno sr'
lansts ole 8eute $40. bic iid in einsm
Taidsnbud in Perrp's 9oien befanoen.
Psrrp 1T iibsr,sust. bab Der Disb nit
Der Bsbuuiuns uno ieiueul @ewobnbsi'
ten gut pertraut lit.
= Marsaret. bic 5idbrise Go4ter
oes Sobn Stanton BON Sinn StraBe,
ipielte Dienftas nit eiuem aiitdsn.uon
Strsi6b0l;ern, Die iid entshnbeten uno
oanu .ibre Sleiouns in Brano issten.
Der Wiutter sslaus es erit bic 6lammsn
gu lOidsn. nu4bsm iie iid bic 9dros
unb bss 9inossI unterer a0rper Siemlid
ldllimm perbrannt paren.
- Su bem 9aosn bes Serrn 6enrp
S6enhais an Gard Strabe iuurbs friit
Sonntas Miorsen elm 8rano entoedi
uno sbs bic alarmirte 5euerwehr BIZ
Slammen bewdltisen ionnte, mar an
@ebaube unb Naarenuorratb Elm Sha'
ben BON etpa $500 auseriatst. wiau
nimmt an, bab Wtduie ben 8rauo usr'
uriaatsn, inOem fs on StrsiabOl3sru
nastsn.
- Bauinipsitor @altsr bot ben sc.
fradr Der SdulbebOros bsna4ridtist.
bab sr bas sto. 25 Sdulssbduoe per-
bammsn uno idlisBen lafen wiirbe,
menn mon wsitsr fortfubrs, bic 3oblsr
untsr Ssmielben su sntfsrnsn. Di'
Dtausrn finb idou bsiddoist uub Cd
wiro bsfiir9tst, baB meitere unteriroiid'
gussrabunsen bas @sbaube b04ft un'
lifer MAIDEN meroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-19

-8ereinjelte Rotbisblden uno glau'
u6sel iiuo als friibe SOmmsrboten be-
rsits siuSetroffsu.
- Der Wfonat MdrS fat iid ioipeit
GUT anselaTen unb @stter ieber art &C.
bradt Douusrwetter, Sounenidein,
Resen. S6nes uub 5roit.
= SBir bortsn ssitsrn als gteuisteit.
baB Eaiior SBispaiier 3u @noe bes ole
ten 9abres in gort. 3d., mo er als
Preoiser funsirte, uerftorbeu iei.
- yia6 @rnittslunsen. tpelde bic
Sanbslsbsb0rbs in ben lssten Easen
anseitellt bat, iperoen i'm 1aufe oieies
Sommers 75-1OO nsue gBobnbduier i'm
ssntralsn Stabttbeile allein sebaut wsr'
ben.
- Nls Der 10 Sabre alte &rtbur
Pois am Disnitus Wtorsen anf Der
Bride iiber ben 4adamanna Slus cine
Sabrt auf eiuem 9adawanua 3us itebs
len ipollte. fisl er BON oemielben uno
laubsts 80 SuB unten auf Der Bridge
Strabs, entfam aber babel iebr sliidlid,
bsnn sr trus nur cine b0ie Yerrentnns
oes liufen 6ubfn6dels oauon.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-19
Die Wdr3= Sfummer Der Deutfden
6au8frau.

Semerteusmertb unter ben 8eitrdgen
in Der WtarI.Siummer Der Deutlhen
9ausfrau. bic isst uorliest. III Elm auf.
ias, in meldem Sntersiautss aus hem
sebenslauf Sennp 2iub's mitsstbsilt
wirb. Der riibmlidit bsfanntsn Sdnserin,
bic nm bic Wfitts oes testeu Sabrbun.
oerts Gauicnoe BON Wtuiiffrsunben in
alien Belttbeilen bur6 ibrsu @eians ent.
3iidte. Sulius @uslsr. elm bsrporraaeu.
Der bentihsamsrifauiifsr S6riftiteler,
1T our4 cine seoissens lsberissuns elmer
tursen Sfij,e bss italisuiibsn DiGtsrs
@bmonbo be smicis psrtreten. Gin pets
terer intereHautsr Ysitras 1T Der Strau.
BeninAt In Amsrifa sewibmet, nit meb.
rsren pafenben Slluitrationeu. Die Rs.
oaftion plau6ert misoernm In iiberseu.
stnber @eiie In ben eoitoriellsu abtbei.
lunsen fur Sung uuo alt. @arteus
freunbe erbalten &nleitune fiir bic be.
uoritebsnben sriten grbsiteu i'm Srsien
uno oss weitsrsn iino mebrers iubalt.
reide Seiten Der wsibliden 9anbfertis.
tsit sepiomet. nit allsrlei biibidsn an.
leitnnssnafiir Sanoarbsiten. Die Seit'
idrift bat iia 10 isbr sinsebiirssrt. bos
man Suwsileu usrsibt. 'oas oisielbs erft
Dor eiuisen Sharsn in's yebsn serufeu
wurbe. 90 wis bic .3eitfdrift isst uou
'Dionat su Wiouut erideint. fuuu iis &c.
troit als cine Der idUnitsn uuo tpirfiam'
itsn @rseusniiis oeutid amsriianiideu
Yudorudes bsSsiduet. unb ben beiteu
osutiGldnoii6en 3sitidriiten sbenbirtis
on Die Settle seitellt werOsu. Die Reoai'
tiou oiees Blattss nimmt abonue'
ments' 'GuftrdSe germ sutSesen. Der
Preis betrdst uOrldufis nod so Gents
pro Sabr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-19
Stabt iln0 Gonntb.

-Sm uerfloiieneu Monat ereisneten
iid bier 154 EooesfdGe unb 1S9 Sc.
burton.
= Den @beleutsn Gbas. .. Wieinser
uon 9reBler Court 1T Elm 20dterlein
9eboren tporben.
= Der Preis BON 0artfoblen pirb
wabridsinlid am 1. april wie sewobus
lid rsoujirt wsroen.
= Gin reselredter 5riblinssrsssn,
nit Donner unb Slis. iiellts fi6 Srsi.
Tag giaft bier elm uuo bauerte etpa cine
balbs Stunoe.
- Sin iiberbsiItsr Ofsn usruriadte
Srsitas In Der Serbian 9undftube on
Esnn ausnue einsn S9aosn Don mebrs.
rem bunoert Dollars. sbe bic alarmirte
Seuerwebr bic Slammen lOiden founte.
II Sc 1T boppslt unanssnebm. an
einem 9uitsn usrbunoen nit elmer Gre
fdltuus 3u leiosn; beibs wsrben iebod
oura bic prompte slnwenouns pon
Or. ausuit aOnis's 9umburser. .Sruit-
thee furirt.
= Wiarf Wforan. bsr fur ben Cob
BON Srau Sanra Sermann uerantwort.
lid sebaltsn pirb. purbe Dounsritas
auf frsien SUB ssiest. nadbsm iein 80.
ter Die fir ibn seforosrte 8lrsidaft
uon $4,000 sslsiitet bate.
-Serr SafOb sos. Der beiaunt:
osutide 8u6binbsr. bsiien @ei6dft por
mebrereu Wfouaten thsilmeiie burd
Seuer seritOrt Wuroe. 1T nun ipiebsr i'm
Stanbe. ieinen 8unoen auf,uwarter
uub bat i'm spsiten Stod. 412 Sprue,
5traBe,reinsn bequsmsn @ei6dftsplat
siuserihtst.
= Ssds Gnssitsllte oss Subrmannes
@eorse Srown, bic Sreitas Morsei
bel oem 2adawanna Sradtbaus nit ben
ablaeen BON Slsiid bsidaitist parsn
batten elm fnappss @ntfommen, benz
cine 2ofomOtipe itieb ssssn ben Sitter
paseu, In wsl9sm iis arbsiteten unb bi
9eute wurben nod alien 3iidtunseI
seihleubert. @iuer. WtarIball Stor
mes, erbislt cine ssbrodene Rippe an
S6nittwuuben unb muBte drjtli9 bt
banoelt peroen.
- Die Sirma @eorse s. Seiper
Co., 205 Soreit Court, binter Oem 8(
Sipe Sumelier 8aoen an Spruce Str
Sled' uuo @iisnbled- -arbeiter. beiorl
ulle In ibr Sad eini6lasenoen srbeiter
pis Dadrinnen, Dddsr, Sberlidtel
uip., auf bas Bette unb pirb es fl
CUR Gbrs anrednen, msnn'bie Dsutids
iie nit Guftrdsen beauftrasen. .
5irma bsitsbt aus prattiidsn Wianneri
bic ihre Sad srtnolit ueriteben, iooo
man auf quite arbeit REDEEM fam.
g@ llntsrri9t i'm RlapisrIpiel G
theilt unter sinitissn Sebiusunss
Srdulein emma 5rsn. 519 Bins ctr.
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WnleDs
-
ebeSieae Nafiin0igung
Stanaaro Wniier.

gs tersitst uns Bersuiissn. ben Da'
men pon Seranton ansuseigen, SaB mir
bic assutur fir bic weltbsriibmtsn
Gtanbarb W,nlier unb Publitctionsu
srlanst habsu. Bon 3sit 5u 3sit ba'
ben bi(iise Wtufter Companion ibrs
Daarsn uns Offeriu, aber mir iabsn
siu, oas bic lsiteuoe pom alien bic
SianoarO MAJ. 3iirslid battsn mir
@slssenbsit. bas Wiuiter Srobtsm su
sinterlud.u uuo mir wurben nod msbr
iibsr3sust, bos Oieie Muftsr ni&t allsin
msbr @tpt bubsu. ionosrn aud pilisn'
fdaftlit couitruirt iinb. @bs ein wiu'
itsr gum Seriauf auseboten wiro, piro
Gin Tuhssmauo uou ieoem eutporfsusn
Muitsr ausefertist uub einem lsbsnosn
Nobeli ansspast. Dieies 5eist niat
allsiu @suouiSfsit. icnosrn aud Oas
wiinl&euspertbs Sss Ststes. Disielbs
wiIIenidaitlids Gonitruiruns wirb In
isSs @rObe atlsr eridaifeneH Stpls &C.
tban. Darum risttrt nidt oas Seroer'
ben bss Euaes ourd 8snusnns eines
bitlissu. uu,upsrldiiissn Wfniters. Sir
STANDARD Uiuiter 1T In ieoer @siie 60
rantirt.
uuisr 8orratb 1T pollftdnbis uni
ieben Wfonat per6en mir alfe bic nsue
iten Muitsr srbalten. @s wirb teir
8artsu flir @r6Ben isin. 9ommt FER
elm unb lebst bic Bidder uno Satalos
an. ole iinO willfommen, fret iebsl
Monat elm pradtuoll illuftrirtss gampb
let BON 16 Ssiten Su srlanssn. Inter
idreibt fur Oas Sruusu WiasaSin, -3b
DeIisusr,@ uur 80 Gents oas Sabr, II
@ents bic siujslne 0iummer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-19
Mrm ..@elSpermehren." /"

Cine faum slaubli9e @sfdidte. an
Der man iiebt, ipis tisf Der Mberslaubs
nod i'm 8olte puraslt, iif In Gbens
.toben, 9beinpfaIs, fpeben dufssbedi
iporben. BORT befabte ii4 felt ldngem
cine syrau NIT aartenlesen unb Gbn'
Iiaen Dinsen; iis bate einen ausgs'
bsbnten aunb.ntreis in Der naben unb
fernen 2anbbep0iferung. Reben bem
aart.nleqen betrieb iie sinen eintrGgs
liden S6tpinbel in bem @ertauf zines,
natirlih perthlofen Sranfes, fir ben
iie flint Wiart per Slaide na9m. Sas
SrGnt6en iolte unsetreue 2iebbaber
unb gbemdnner suriidfiibren, ipesbaIb
nidt nur piele iunse WGb4en, fonoern
audi psrbeirdtbete 5rauen fleibige Ibs
nebmer Der Mirtur paren. S4lisBs
lid seniiste Der S9pinbIerin aud bas
ni6t mebr, unb iie perlegte ii9 ours
u@eIbpermebrsn.4 sic erfanb einen
.aebeimen S9tpei3srbunb," beHen
Mitslieb gu fein iie borsub, ielbts
rsbenb nur benen gsseniiber. bic mni4t
ale" tperben, unb rebete ben 2euten
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