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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-25
CHOOSING A CAREER.
Professor Munsterberg On Our Reckless
Way of Doing It.

In those colleges where the choice of
a course is left to the student, if is
always interesting to inquire into the
motives that guide the preference. OF
the hundreds who flock to a course in
history, or economics, or chemistry or
literature, certainly there are many who
know that they have chosen the course
that they need and the one that will be
most profitable for their inner devotion
ment. But there are others, and those
others are lar too many. Some students
select course because their friends
are taxing It, Others because they have
nearu mat 1t IS soft snap. - Some
LINES course is chosen because the lee
marks, sometimes because the lecture
hour conflicts least with the tra;ninG
OF athletics, and again because the lee,
lure room is conveniently located down
STAIRS or because the books needed for
the course are small enough to he car.
rled in the pocket.
oh the whole, this situation also nic.
lures the methods by which the Amer;.
can youth chooses his life work. The
overwhelming majority must enter unon
pread-winning life when the graded
school has been passed. Here also
large number certainly have an aim and
a goal, and with firm step they enter
the chosen path. But a disconra oing
I number Of boys and girls are driftinS
mere and there from haphazard motives
ana most trivial causes. The hastv adj.
wee OF an incompetent friend chance
a superficial LIKING for
some son surface features of a calling with.
oat any knowledge of its real duties. a
vague, lllusory idea as to the great
t rewards of line of work.
p M Doy In this or that direction
zine. oi'ie maya
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-25
WEST CHESTERFIELD.

Mrs. S. A. Boutwell, is visiting in North
ampton.
The masquerade was attended by about
% couples. The costumes were varied
Some were very pretty.
Mrs Charles Chamberlain received the
news of the death of her brother, William
Burt of Brattleboro, Tuesday.
There have been 16 cases of measles
here so far, Mrs. Walter Ford and Harry
Vim being the last victims.
Rev. Mr. Dickey preached an excellent
sermon here last Sunday. Next Sunday
will be Rev. d. L. Fishers last Sunday
here
Tuesday was the worst drifting day here
for several years. Before the last storm
snow was reported by transfers to be four
feet deep.
The Larkin club of 10 had very enjoy
able meeting last Tuesday with Mrs. D.
R. Farr. Mrs. Addison Brown was the
guest of honor
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-25
he meeting at Mrs Eastons next Thurs.

the meeting at Mrs. Easton's next Thurs
day.
Miss Mildred Corse returned last weel;
from her visit in Brattleboro.
Miss Edna Richmond of East Charlie.
mont has been visiting in town.
Mr.. T. Bellows, who was threatened
with pneumonia, is around again.
The Ladies' circle meets next Thursday,
March 3, with Mrs Elvira Easton,
Dudley Ware and family of Wilmington
were in town the first of the week.
Ed Bolton and family of Colrain Mass,
visited at O. w. kingsley's Sunday.
Mrs. w. A. Wilcox is stopping with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Nj. Canedy.
Flick Derry and Wallace Bartlett took
VIII Clark's goods to Jamaica Monday.
Mrs. Oscar Ware died Monday at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Forest Pike.
Mrs. Marion Davis of Orange, Mass,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ly-
man Lake.
Mrs Frank Morse has sold her place
to her daughter, Mrs. Frank White, and
gone there to live.
Alice Sprague has been home a few
days from her work in the Readsboro
telephone exchange.
The Washington program by Gerald
Wheeler and his committee in the grange
was postponed till March S.
Notwithstanding the bad storm Thurs
day night a large gathering were at the
fair and festival and $50 was cleared. All
report a fine time.
Severe squalls and high wind with the
six or eight inches of light snow which
fell Tuesday made Wednesday one of the
worst DAYS this winter.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-25

has felt that the broad results OF these
mems activities has not justified the out
come The fact remains that had CLAWS
not interviewed to the extent OF insubordi
nation, title to millions and millions OF
dollars worth OF public land would have
passed forever. Furthermore, this trans
fer would have taken place directly under
Ballinger. Given the element Ballinger
we lose our coal Inject the element
CLAWS and We save il. Yet Ballinger is
approved and CLAWS dismissed. You can.
not get away from that
But when the public has attempted to
90 below the instructive feeling OF these
broader ethics, it has found itself in
volved in complicated detail OF assevera-
tion and denial and explanation. Excuses
are the easiest thing in the world to make
convincing II for a moment that state
ment does not carry conviction, reflect on
your experience with the incompetent
chauffeur, factory man, house servant, the
recalcltrant office boy. lou cannot refute
or deny; you simply fire him. Those in
terested have gone over the records line
by line, Line by line, the friends OF Bal
hnger have explained. The puzzled, I'M
satisfactory verdict at the end is that
nothing Illegal has been done
VERY well, let us boldly admit that.
he inslstence on the Importance of the
point has misled us into thinking it means
something. Ballinger has done nothing il
legal; CLAWS has been insubordinate; Taft
is right in saying that against the secre-
tary are only shreds of suspicion from a
legalist's standpoint. What Of it?
hat Is beside the question. The bur
den OF proof is not on us, the people. We
do not have to prove man a criminal in
order to make up our minds that he is I'M
fit for office. He must prove his fitness to
us; and it is his business to answer legiti-
mate surmise based on irrefutable facts.
As to what legitimate surmise may be.
that Is matter for the great and solid
common sense of the people"
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-25
SPOFFORD.

shop.
Miss Elsie Albee has returned to Keene
She has been spending a few weeks at her
home here
Mrs. j. A. Joslin went to Sanbornton,
n. H., last week to see her nephew who
is being treated in a sanitarium for tuber-
culosis.
Rev d. L. Fisher pastor of the Univer-
salist church, has accepted a call to par
ish in Potsdam, n. Y, where his duties
begin March l. Mr.. Fisher will move his
family to his new home next week.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-25
GREEN CUT BONE AND MEAT
The Cold Weather Poultry Food

Fowls have a natural craving for anlnlil
food, especially when the weather Is coa
All kinds Of grains are good, but to PHI
duce lots of eggs, an occasional ration u
green cut bone and meat is absolutely, n
sential. This product can be obtained n
Carroll S. Page, Hyde Park, Vt; He w,
20O-lb. barrel of Green Cut Bone am
cceipt, of $3.50 and at this price pay In ta
freight to any railroad station in New IN.
land or the Middle States. Money may \
sent at his risk by registered letter, poa.
money order, check or express money III
der. When writing him mention tins ~
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-25
WEST DOVER.

Leon Boyle was in Brattleboro the first
of the week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Howe of Will
mington visited at Will Upton's last Sun
day.
Mr.. Alexander went to his home in
Mortified, Mass, last Saturday after
some more goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Hescock are visiting
at b. g. Stanley's. Mr.. Hescock is i'll
with bad cold.
The people of West Dover were very
much shocked to hear of the sudden
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-25
Human Hair in Commerce.

Human hair is a not unimportant
article of commerce, and the annual
harvest of hair is as regular as and
scarcely less sure than that of wheat
The light hair is almost exclusively a
German product, and it is collected bv
the agents of a Dutch company. Really
golden hair is so highly priced that deal
ers produce their stock for the inspec-
ton of favored customers only. Most
Of the dark brown hair comes from
France. Black hair comes chiefly from
Brittany and the south of France, where
It is annually collected by the agents of
Partisan houses. The average yearly
crop of fine black hair is some two
hundred thousand pounds. The price
pad for each head of hair ranges from
~ cents to ST., according to its weight
and beauty, the weight seldom rising
twelve ounces. The itinerant dealers
in human hair are always provided with
an extensive assortment of ribbons
laces. and cheap jewelry, with which
they make their purchases as frequently
as with money. The hair thus obtained
is, transmitted to the wholesale houses.
where it is dressed, sorted, and sold to
the halrworkers in the larger towns at
about So per pound. Very choice heads.
however, may be sold for ten, twenty, or
even fifty dollars, the retail dealer
eventually receiving 800 or more for
1t. Dealers in human hair become as
tonlshlngly expert, and can usually tell
at glance, or at least by smelling
whether the particular head of hair,
originated in France, Germany. ENG
land, Ireland or Scotland.-New York
Times. wv Ao'
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-25
Other County Towns.
JACKSONVILLE.

John Sewell has been housed few days.
Town meeting will be held at Jackson
vile this year.
Frank Wellman of Guilford was in
town Saturday.
Girls Jones of Dover was a business Wis
itor here Saturday.
H: L: Putnam installed desk telephone
at the hotel Tuesday.
Hal Morse of Orange, Mass, visited
relatives here last week.
The annual meeting of the Universalist
society will be held in connection with
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-25
WEST GuILFoRD.

Mrs. Jane Bishop has been very i'll at
the home of her sister, Mrs O. j. Hale,
but at this writing is more comfortable
William Akley had his herd of cattle
tested last week by DR.. Rathbone of Brat
tleboro and seven were found diseased
with the first stages of tuberculosis and
had to be killed.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-25

death of Mrs Bert Burlington of Holyoke,
Mass, last week.
The people of West Dover to the num-
Der Of about 90 gave Mr. and Mrs. Ju.
Ian Snow surprise party last Friday
night. Refreshments were served, dane
ing was kept up until late hour and
all reported an excellent time.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-25

1here seems to be some feeling against
the rural Pennsylvania storekeeper who
put steel trap in his cracker barrel.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-25
Fred Lane of Tilton, N. H.. who is
totally. blind, has sawed and split all the
wood for two families this winter.

When Rev. William Muir of Alton. n
H., visited the town opera house for the
flrst time he saw on the drop curtain a
picture of Boutwell, Brigg." which is four
miles from his old home in Scotland.
There are 81 states in the Union whose
combined postoffice business does not
equal that done by the general postoffice
OF Manhattan Island. This postoffice does
more business than the offices of Philadel-
phia and Chicago combined. ii'''''
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-25
MNeWHan,pshire
HINSDALE.
WARRANT ron TOWN MEETING,
Impogtan, Article in Regard TO iaessas
Ing i.Oeal fiEe PFoseesiaa.

Tisr uauani laf ihe aanaai ntssitas I"
h. hea lh ihr i0An hall 80 inrsslaA
Mafeh i vac posted MnndaA and renisins
u aitiflus, lhr nrsi inuF aftlrlrs deal
with the rinsiinn II iWnn niiurls and uihri
n,uiinr hnsinrss. ihsh utMs aItirlrs Ask'
ihs the t0Nn Ia rkriniA ifuih laAali0n lot
a tenn n0l eAfresiihs " Arags any nanaT
ianunus establishment proposed "a ~
rnqissl 81 Uui h aIHFatipn ~ ilins,iale ~
tho nnfh 4, ilaiirItson shmIanY, their
sunsssssBis ~ assigns, "a piemlsrs infhrfA
orruiisl 1, the ilsilr fnsl manuiaa
turing company II lhr,e altirlrs ar
lasstl the four heW industries sn"n "a 10
saie here vail IT, rNrmplrl iiam laAsi lehr
An appropriation Is asked iar trunk lliir
boulevard in Town, The sum 81 ts0 i
asked ior hy the liIr department lot The
pun.hasa ~ S0 feet ~ rubber lined hosri
siN hllnnl gates aud other nerrssan sup
plies. The sum II sSa i asked for the
purpose 81 hardening nfioi street, The
soems 10 h. neonesafN appropriation a.
Il : ihe most Travelled Uad IA Town. Va
the spfing time the mud e NviA deep ana
travelling l. difficult, There ats numilrf
~ anltles Ealing inr more rlu,inr lights
aud al,o several afllclo, relating 10 srNrrs
nne III ihr MOST important aitlrlcs in the
warrant asks for the reconstruction at the
present pilt line Tor ilre protection IN such
shsisr a. 10 he acceptable g. the New
Hampshire hnari of Underwriters ani "a
raise and appropriate the sum ~ sa11 To-
ward tht rD.i IL such r'u0nsltuciinn, and
10 borrow the sum 81 sSpni 0n the credit
al the town IN frgaW io thu. article Il
can be- said that the hoari II trade held
meeting hsi FRIDAY evening Al which Ar
thur ", Dudley, an expert civil engineer
II Manchester \, H.. whom they had
hirri 10 hook into the matter ii water
system. Was present and recommended
T. inch main from llnlmans shop 10 the
south end 81 Main street near the Pearson /
blacksmith shop, lniBch pipe up Hpltle. 4
bore street. d siXtnch pipe on Nothiield /
street and the same on Church street, eN' /
tending up 20 High street, aud an eight. /
inch pine from llolman's shop 20 the ioun, 1
dry, an 10 h. laid below the frost line and /
kept filled with water the year round. /
Should thi. article h. passed Il would /
mean the inst step toward, a gravity wa,
ter system, which the town no doubt will
have sooner ~ later and proper credit will
be given in insurance rates hy the New
board Of underwriters, The
Of $1,000 which i asked for
in this article il j. estimated will cover
the cost Of everything including the ser
vices of the civil engineer. This Is the
careful estimate OF MIR. Dudley. who is a
man OF wide experience in this business.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-25

HUNDREDS OF OTHER BARGAINS ,ha,
are money savers. but not listed here Con,
In and see them.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-13
Gciraths.2 itenscn

NI6crt $. Mtiucr, 26, Nr. 156, @eit,
GroBitroBc, mo Morie 9. Coulter,
90.
gbrobom @cinitcin. y. Or. 3S.
Sin . @reeneitrabe, mo Sillp Se'
bin. -.
Sorrp @ciniteiu. 81. 2omberton,
N..G., INN 9)ctto Staten. 90.
8corgc u. @oincS. 81, Nr. 520,
2.Strnbc, N..S.. unb Georgia !,
@riibl, Is, @cioc bon @oibinNton,
z. 6.
Mihclc 9ibcrtinc, 81. Nr. 730,@lS-
quitbItroBe. uub Wnrp 2ibcrtite, is.
BENJAMIN aimmlcl, %, Nr. 62},
Iorb . GoenltroBc, mo &oiu Rollins
tn, 20.
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Ser Matb elmer Game in Wctrc Came

Oil ale Iieienigen, oie OIL Nbeuma,
tismltS, OF MIN Musfels ODER @elcnf-
Reconnaissance. ot Siiftenidlner5en.
Nercnidu lib. Hiidenmep, Sdjmers
or III Der N%iereii6caenb ODER Nerucr
id,nler5cn leiociL gebt oabin, MI liz
INT ell Sdl,smittet 81 ihreiben, mel
oJes mieberbolt i1mmtlite bieier 81.
tied,en gebeilt bat. Sic iiiblt es ais
ibre Yilid,t, oaiielbe at Nle foitenfrei
sn idifer. Sie f0nnen ~ 9nuie cine
SeiIuna bcrbeiiiibren. mas Jouienba
tcjcuaen tonneh; einalimnIped)iel lit
rift crforberlif. Iieies cntoedtc
e!niade Wittel ld)eioet Sornidurc
cis benz 9[rte. ntad,t Die iteiien DC
ltrfe gelfmcibig. reiniet ons 9lut
mo fldrt Die Scbfraft; Dem CANCER
S.orperipitem miro gleftri5itai ul,o
Spannfrdft perlieben. Wenn Sbi9es
Gle intereiiirt, 10 abreiiiren Sic be.
Guis erlansui,s bon geipeiien 6rol!
~. Sumners, Dor y, @otre Gunie,
1no. Sd)rcibea Sic III oiclerS prad,e.
Ndr5t3iSo--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-13
81 c@iulcn Iiltrift Nr. 212,
Curtis Ban"

TrGiibcnt Sobu Emortoiusfi, Slice
ErGlibcnt Z. @etrid, Scfret1r Sol.
9rcL Sd)obmeiitcrin Srau Iutba-
rinc aucero, Tiibrer Soi. Midylra,
uno Sruitcc'S Srnu Nina Winarif,
Soicpb Worgetinic uno Sobn Gmor-
toluSfi.
ySuninr TiItrift Nr. 21S."
Gr1iibent &arl G. i. SanIelmanl,
@icc YrGiioent Sobu $. Sdynllot,
SefrctGr M. u. ". 9eniers Sdas-
meiitcriu Sri. 81. NJ. .. &aniclmonn,
Siibrerin Sri. Goa 9. @olf. Nuflc'
Der Sobn g.. S%angrebr, nno Srnltce'a
,Sobn I%rcienicicr, &obn u. Gang.
rcar un0 !. u. @oppncr.
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ErGiiocnt Yeicr @iQbera, Scfretur
Scinrid) @rcif Shasmciltcr Nu9llll
@obel, Siibrer Geo. Mebaer mo 3.
Slider mo SrnItee'S Scinrid, Sd)it-
bert uno Geo. @ontlcr.
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9eutid)er llntcritiitihlgssV nnS.


Grfolgreifcr SobreSobihluB OcS
galtimor ee3irfs. Gle lellen
Seolntcn Der bicii9cn Giltrifte. -
Ter %Sabresberift BON 9e5irts
2eplltp z. 6. &%auiclmann.
2ieier Gage ldbt Sr. 2ouis &.
Sunielmonn, Der bieiiae 9cSirfs.Ge-
putty oes .Ieutiden llnteritiisunas'
9unhes" oen SubrcSberitt iibcr oelI
baltimore. IiItrift ans Snuptbilreoll
res 0unbes in Hitts burg, ga, OBJ
geben. Sr. Sanielntonn FAM uuf Dell
8eritt itol5 iein, oeuu berieIbe 5eigt.
oaB lein 9esirf I'M perfloiienen Sabre
feiuen a%rebsgartg gemaht, %lonoern
luuder portudrts geifritten lit, trob,
Dem Der unerbittlife Shnittcr 500
groBe 9iiden IN Die Meiben Der W'it'
giieoer gcriiien bat. Ter 8eiammt.
buno, Der iit aus 374 Giitriften IL
~ Stoaten 5uiammeniest, bate an
Gnoc oeS Sabrea 1909 cir 9ermoael.
BON $631 1850 uilb cine Witelic,
6ersabl bon etlpu $4,000 aui5lllueiicn.
Ser Baltimore. 9e5irt umioBt % ii.
itritte, meId)e iiber 20OO Mitglieoer
reprGientiren. gn Sterbeaeloerrl
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Abcnos nod) Sopor, 0orcu rnb Gbi.
ia, pia Tacoma.
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ooB Ell ununterbrodcner llcberlan6.
transport erm0sIidt ipiro.
Hoti5. - Dos 9riiporto nod al.
len iremocn 2dnoern (nrsgellommen
9roBbritannien unb Srlono, Gauu.
bo, Megico, Banana, Cuba unb
Sbangbai, no ooiieIbe tpie oaS Elm.
bcimiibe iIt) 1T tpic foIgt: 5 Gents
fir Ole critic lln5e uto 3 Gents fir
joe meitere lll5c ooer bcren Ebeil,
uuS muB bell int Borais beSablt
iuerben, onbcrniolIs oaS 9oppeite
oeS ieblenoen 9etrdses am Srte Der
Mblicfcrung .%coIlefiirt piro. Naf
3eutidlano, mr. Oireft per S6ift
mie bic einheimiidhen Motci,.
@~.,@0ll {. Poitmeiiter.
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2nb,uig WansGpfer iiber Den 3nfna.

Nuf cine Hunofrage, Die Die Wie.
ner n3eit" bel elmer Heibc b~eriibnltcr
decentralization iiber. Die 9ebentllig
oe3 3llfollS III iDrem Seben pcrou.
ltnltet bat. dlBert iid) 2ubipig @ang.
bofer, Der befnnrte Wiind)ener Did,
fer. IN folgenber origineIcr @eiie:
.3uioll2 Sino bieie 5mci Silben
mebr ais Gin @ort? Webr olS cine
biililoie @e3eidnunS fir Griheiuna.
gen. Greigniiie unb 0inac. ocrenSe.
icb uno Notbiucibiafcit mir ilid,t be.
ereiicn? @enait 10 biililos idgen mir
aud: Secle, HounL, Belt, Sebei uno
Sob, @ott uno Welt. SAB mo &iebc.
Gntipeber lit ollcS cin 3iiina ober
nid)ts. Sd CLAUDE 0as 2cstcre. limo
jcoer ioscnanntc 3uinll 1T fir mid,
cine 5oIae BON llriod)cn, oercm .3,r
ianrmeilblnse umerforihbar linb.
9ieieS Gunile lit III unierem nlcnld'
lihen Gaiein inlnler ein SemnniB
unb cine treibenoe Strait 5ugIeid.
Sic orGEtc MoIic in meincm 4cberl
ipielte Der 3uioIl. ooB id oui Ole
Welt FAM. llno inl zines gang
mcrfmiiroigen 3lliolcS iuillcn bait
lh beinobc iterbcn mIiiiien. Sd bottc
in meiner ,Siigeno ciilen @efanntcn,
DER III Stuttgart lcbtc. Tab CT mir
zines 5a9eS bcgegnetc, als id, llod
Stuttgurt FAM uuo aus Dem 9obns
boi %bcrausging, Dos lit nidt Der.
luutocrlid) obpobl er Der eln5i9e
Hefonnie lpor, Den i'd III Stntt9urt
bate. Gr lpurbc nod Miild)eu Der.
lett, nllb ais CT BET Der Anfnnit AliS
Dem Bobnbpie beruiistrnt. iuar i'd
Der Critic, Der ibrn beGegnetc. Mir
lof)ten barber. Innn iiberiieoeltc
or mad Berlin. Sd) bate III Berlin
cine Trelniere. NM ais id) biniubr.
illio ans benz Mnbolter 9nbnbof her
mlsfomme - lper remit mir ais er.
tier Meltid) entgegen? - Wein BE.
fainter ai,s Stuttgart. Wir grip
len fiibl mo iaben inns nodoenflidl
al. llnb correlponOirten llid)t nlebr
matchmaker. Sin Sabr ip1ter iullr-
DC id) bon Sauter ais Iramuturg al,
ooS Hitgtbeoter beruicn. Sreiic i'll
Wien eiil, gebe aus DEM @eltbobn-
boz berails - ultb fper ltebt 90 lpie.
Der ? = mein Stuitgorter! Gr er.
ipioerie lneinen 8rub rid,t, brebte
lid INT. Brad olle @eSiebungen
nit mir ab, ulb mie id) bon sen'ein.
iomer 1reun6cn borte. lpor err ocS
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(9ingefanbt.)
Die critic Sentidle gnftbahn.

Mertipiirhig, mas man in bieiem
3eitulter allcs erlebelt tnnn. IlS Dor
neirn Sahren Der 0oltimorcr 8ercin
bic GrGfinung Der eritcn Oelttid)en
Giienbabn bel einem MoStenboll CUR
gitffiibrnng brud)tc, lporcn 5ipei in
Der Stobt lebenoc acborenc Niirn'
berger %nnlueieno. Sic iid) riibmcl
@fpnntcnL Die erite Sobrt ais Sful.
iungen nit on9ciebcu 5u boben. Ger
cine mar 10, Der olherc IS Sabre alt.
@enn lic in5ipiider iidt gcItorben
iino, tonneu lie lid, III oieiem Sabre
bnS &ergniigen %leiitcIl. Der Gr0fi.
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