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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-01-26
FEATS OF CRAFTSMANSHIP.
Wonderful Shooting Of Captain b.
nardus and Or. Carver.


Old gentlemen of the period Just aft
or the war viii tell you sadly lhal
tborc are no such shots as there ds'd
"a me- In this connection % is inter.
esrjp., 10 l,p,e that $Luup WAS "d-rI'"
against 500 that the champion oil inc
world could not hit a hundred c'no''-
utiyc birds. Many amalcurS ho' ~
sneak Of professionals, irel''""J
make such a score without arouH,nB
comment in these days. Captain DO
pardus was to be allowed three l'Ia,S'
II no lost the FIRST two and MADE tle
third the money was his, and, by the
,yov ne used a twelve gauge, iull
choke. ten pound gun, and his loan
wos FIVE drains Of black powder Win
No. 0 shot. He loaded his own sheIiS
or had thcm loaded according 10 MS
directions. att. ,ooa
while shooting IN England his loau
vos challenged by one Of his uelea'e"
r,vols who asserted that the chan'
MONS phenomenal scores were the re-
suIt of his superior shells, Ihe cap.
rain suggested that in their next match
roth contestants should use ms am
munition. TO which the EnglShmau
EAGERLY consented, The captain was
delighted, for well he knew what wou'C
bonnen TO the action Of the hght anu
dei,cate English gun under sucn
charge Before the match had pro
I ceeded very far the Britlsher VIII"
drew-for massage.
with the invention and success .
the ball tossing machine craze ~
rIdiculously high scores swept wv
country. Five thousand balls III 9V
minutes. 5,1O4 out Of $500, IN SeVel
hours and twenty minutes-theSe Wet
/ some Of the stunts that delighted W
= hearts Of the gun people of thai daS
ono man. the English crack, Dr' Cu'
!. ver shot for six consecutive uay'
{ breaking 10000 balls OUT OF posS'p'
v "a es1 The wonder Is that there u
: manned of his shoulder anything wv
than pulp. True, 1t Is on re'oru VI,
after the threclhousandth shot III SUE
an exhibition in GiImore's Garden w. ",
( York city. the contestant uau ~ ~
onan his trigger fingers by nam 'o''
% ana on,v succeeded In continuing
tho match by frequent imn''rS'''' ~,
nrm and sNru'dor In not "i'''
Nn
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-01-26

The completely Of animal structure
is marvellous 4 caterpillar contains
more Than 1000 muscles. In "A human
body are some 2,OOOOOO perspiratlon
glands. communicating with the sur
Face by ducts. having IA total length OF
some ten miles, while that Of the ar
ferries veins and capilnries must be
very grcat. The blood contains mi
lions Of corpusclcs, each a structure ID
itself The rods in the retina, when
are supposed to be the ultimate recip
tents Of light. are estimated at 80,
100000 and Meinert has calculated
that the gray matter Of the BRAIN l.
built Of at least GOO,O0O,0O0 cells
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-01-26
Harper's Week y

Proof % the charge that Harper
.v,,oJ,,,-. S,,rl.~t ON publlcatlon
H'' ,'".,.........r,. ., mas.
VIII be ionn" 10 '"' page "' ''''' " '~
anne and Mr.. Blount is Respectfully
referred thereto.
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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-01-26

Miss Elizabeth Dcnham Of Monticello
arrived Monday as the guest Of Mrs d.
G. smith Miss Deuham ha, such scores
Of friends IN Madison that cordial
welcome awaits any visit she makes,
even when 30 brief "a merely 90 be
numbered b} hours.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-01-26

Waiter-what will you have, sirf
Customer Cooking over the restau'
rant bill Of fare Permit me to cog'-
tate. In the correlation Of forces II Is
a recognized property Of atomic rag
ments, whatever their age, TO Jolh'
and
Walter Shouts across the haiD-Hasl
FOR one.-London Tit.Bits.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-01-26

Tour clerks seem TO be in a good
uumor' remarked the friend Of tie
great merchant.
d, les replied the great merchant.
My wife has just been in, and It
FucAles them to death to see somebody
'oOsS me around."-Phlladelphia Rae
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-01-26
Falls Victim To Thieves.

). W Bends, Of Coal City, Ala has
lustlhable grievance Two thi"ves
s s h's health for twelve years. They
nere a liver and kidney trouble. Then
W, W, klngs New Life Pills throttled
SSlem. He's we'll now. Unrivals1 for
Constipation, Malaria, Headache, DYs
pep''a' 25c at all druggists,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-01-26
The Fluent Speaker.

"Pa, what's fluent speaker
"One Of the kind you are glad TO near
because the things he says never cause
YOU to change your opinion. "-LesIies
Weekly.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-01-26
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE,

>,,,i,. T.. hereby given an creditors, Icga:ccs
"a ,riS,t..s and All persons having claims or de
Wind, against the estate of Pope smith dcceas.
WI a. nTesrnt them TO the undersigned, admnstra-
tor Of the estate Of the sag j. rope 9'"''u "'''H
TWO l'"' l. Ii BURNETT,
Administrator Of the estate Of j. Pope it'll.
' December eth, 1910,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-01-26

Terrified Rider lin hired motorcar)-
I say say--you'rc going much 100
fast Chauffeur-Oh, you're all right
sir. We always insures our passen
gers.-London Punch.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-01-26
On Her Side.

l didn't know you had any idea Of
marrying her."
:, 1 didn't The idea was hers. t-
lppincott's
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-01-26

hol4ir1 a Wakc--p't,o Ow" ,o.
Miss Loyclcigh-7hr professor W. ~,
,oi GI,, ~ today about the moon he
so % tbr moon Is dead body JACK
snyooner-That so? Then suppose we
sit IN awhile with the corpse'-"0 '''
Transcript.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-01-26

The mast. like an inspired rhapsodist
ais the theater Of everlasting gene"
tons with her MISUNDERSTANDING
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-01-26

e,ted in Mr. Bluuur~ election would oe
so foolish o. tp dp anything 100 ms 'r-
half that could h' traced To them. lh'N
are entirely too smart Co commit sue"
huIdpr
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-01-28
Cream FILINGS.


Chocolate Cream Filling. - One-half
cake chocolate grated. two-thirds cup
full milk, one-half cupful sugar, one TIA
blespoonful butter, pinch OF salt, one
teaspoonful extract vanilla. Boil gen
tly TIL thick
Cocoanut Ftlling-One cupful grated
cocoanut. one cupful sugar, one cupful
milk, two eggs. Cook all together FIVE
minutes.
Cream Filling.-Two cupfuls milk,
two eggs. three tablespoonfuls sifted
flour. one cupful sugar flavoring. Cook
ten minutes.
Cream Filling. Two cupfuls sugar,
three cupfuls milk, three heaping table
spoonfuls cornstarch, yolks Of five
eggs, one tablespoonful butter. two
teaspoonfuls extract vanilla. Scald
milk in double boiler, add cornstarch
dissolved In little cold milk, stir till
smooth. Add sugar and cook ten min
utes. Add egg yolks and cook four
minutes. Take Off and add vanilla.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-01-28
Annapolis Rowing Season.

The middIes are looking forward
with enthusiasm TO the opening OF the
rowing season. ns there seems 10 be
every indication Of strong crew at
the academy
The races so far scheduled are with
Pennsylvania May 6 and Columbia
May 10. but efforts are being made TO
have Yale. Princeton and Syracuse
send crews 10 Annapolis. There Will
be no race with Harvard this season.
Richard Glendon IL now coaching
the middics. and the men are hard at
work on the machines and In the tank
under his direction. and as soon as the
weather permits the crews Will get
outside on the water
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-01-28
willis win Be Cub Next Season.

Pitcher Vic Willis OF the st. Louis
Nationals Will twiri for the Chicago
Nationals next season.
Manager Griffith OF Cincinnati re-
fused TO waive claim 10 the veteran
pitcher when the St Louis club sought
20 dispose OF his services 10 the Bal
timore Eastern league team. Knowing
that Manager Chance thought well OF
Willis. President Murphy OF the Chi
cago Cubs also interposcd claim for
him. That made II necessary TO draw
lots. and the luck OF the draw was
with Chicago. The pitcher was OBJ
tanned by Chicago at the wniyer price
OF S1.DO0.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-01-28

To prepare the foaming chocolate
beverage that IL characteristic Of res
taurnnts IN Vienna scnh three cupfuls
of milk and one OF cream and stir In
three heaping tablespoonfuls Of grated
chocolate, two tablespoonfus Of corn
starch and the same OF sugar. Stir I'M
III the mixture is smooth and then cook
SIX minutes longer Have ready the
stifiy beaten whites OF two eggs beat
en- with a little sugar and add little
30 every cupful as II IL turned.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-01-28
Fried Mush.

Have the hominy well cooked, then
pour into square or brick shaped pan
rinsed In cold water, or use cocoa cans.
Let II stand at least ten hours, then
cut I'm even slices. Beat one egg with
two tablespoonfuls OF milk and dip
each slice OF mush In the egg, then
into -four, making sure that the sur.
face Is well coated. Have the fat deep
and smoking hot and fry in basket
not more than four slices at time.
Two minutes Will be long enough for
the cooking. Serve with maple strip
or honey.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-01-28

The loose kettle lid that is always
falling from its place every time the
contents are poured is a cause OF much
annoyance which can be done away
with by the use OF a simple wire re-
timer, as shown In the sketch. The
retainer is made OF piece Of heavy
wire seventeen inches long bent as
shown In Fig. 1. The wire Is fitted on
the inside OF the I'D, as shown I'm Fig. 2.
The spring OF the wire will keep II I'm
place. Fig. 3 shows how the contriv-
ance works. The bend OF the wire
passes under the top of the kettle and
prevents the lid from falling off.-Pop-
ular Mechanics.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-01-28
wl,oon.In prop. coaeh Barry.

IL was announced recently by George
w. Ehler. director OF physical training
at the University OF Wisconsin, that
on account OF the new policy adopted
Mt the university that all athletic
coaches shall devote their whole time
20 the university he will LIT recon-
mend the reappointment Of Thomas
Barry as coach Of the football team
Ehler will 60 east Immediately and
make search for competent coach
Barry. who has been here three years
already is believed 10 beve accepted
contract With Notre Dame college,
where he was coach before coming
here.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-01-28
Pork Cake.

Pour over n cup OF fat salt pork, en-
tirely free OF lean or rind, chopped as
fine as 20 be almost like lard, half
pint OF boiling water, one pound raisins
chopped fine, one pound currants, one
pound citron shaved fine. two cups
sugar. one cup molasses, four eggs,
one teaspoon saleratus rubbed fine and
put into molasses. Mix these all to-
gether and stir I'm siftcd flour TO make
the consistency of common cake mix
lures, then stir I'm one ounce cloves,
two ounces cinnamon, one ounce nut
meg BE governed about the time Of
baking by putting straws into IL.
When nothing ndhercs TO straw II IL
done II should be baked slowly.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-01-28
Creole Baked Apples.

Core and pare the apples and put
them into n baking dish with little
sugar water and lemon juice and bake
until tender, but not broken. Remove
TO n serving dish. I'll the centers with
jelly or marmalade and pour the liquid
from the baking dish over them. Beat
the whites OF two eggs till dry and
add gradually two tablespoonfuls OF
powdered sugar. one-fourth OF tea
spoonful OF lcmon extract and half a
teaspoonful Of vanilla. Put this me-
ringuc on top Of the apples and bake
in a moderate oven eight minutes.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-01-28

Danny Maher. the American jockey,
has succeeded In obtaining the highest
retainer ever paid 10 jockey In
England. The Earl OF Rosebery has
agreed 10 pay the American jockey
100000 next season for plotting his
horses. This. with ordinary fees, Will
bring the famous horseman's income
somewhere I'm the neighborhood OF
$4,000 at the end OF l9ll. Maher
announced early this year that In
creasing weight might compel him TO
retire from hat racing. but a course Of
scientific Turkish baths has enabled
him TO keep within the limit. and as
he means to keep In strict training
during the winter months he believes
he will be able 10 carry out all his en-
gagements.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-01-28
cornmeaI caLos.

One cupful OF sour milk. one cupful
OF sweet milk, one egg. one-half tea
spoonful OF salt. two-thirds teaspoon
full OF soda and one and a half cupfuls
OF cornmeal. -eat the eggs. dissolve
the soda in little warm water, mix
oil the ingredients and bake on hot
CREASED griddFs
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-01-28
Lolita crabtreo Quits Harness Turf.

Lolita Crabtree Quits Harness Turf.
Lolita Crabtree is done with horse
racing. Her interest I'm the sport
henceforth will be entirely as n spec.
tator. Miss Crabtrec has been an en-
thusiasuc patron Of the trotting horse
and one Of the most interesting own
ers of crack steppers ever identified
with the American trotting turf. With
the retirement OF his sister. Jack Crab
tree, manager Of her horses. also re-
tires.
Mrs. Crabtree and her brother are
widely known among horsemen. and
the campaigns made by them with
Sonoma Girl. 2:0ih; Nutboy. 2:07h,
and My Star. 2,03A, the worlds
champion green PAGER, particularly at
tracted attention TO them.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-01-28

rosy red. there was suspicion on
smile playing on her lips.
ssHow many children have you,
ma'amT' asked the woman. suddenly
breaking in upon her description OF
the house.
ssNo children replied the lady. ig
noring the woman's Inference that the
two were married.
"No childrenl oh. dcarl Somehow
n doesn't seem TO me that people are
Rarried TIL the little tots come. With
- them parents are liable 20 run "a
cafs and dogs. a poor makeshift 'fos
children. Dear little souisl How nics
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-01-28
Baked Annls Sauce.

Peel and slice apples enough 10 fill
a half gallon stone jar or bean pot.
Add half n cupful Of sugar, n quarter
Of ,easpoonful ench Of soda, ground
cloves or cassia buds. shake the jar,
pun Ia the oven md cook slowly for
i've er ak hours. Turn out and serve
cold
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-01-28
Strong Team For Olympic Games.

Strong Team For Olympic Games.
Now That the American Olympic
committee has been named plans for
the tryouts Will be formed and all ar
engagements made 10 send a strong
team TO represent us In Sweden In
1912.
The coming summer will give a good
line on the present talent and will
probably reveal the fact that some OF
the stars who competed in other Olym-
pics have gone back. However,
should such be the case good men will
be found TO take their places.
The tryouts will be held in the
spring OF 1912. II has been the Gus
tom in other years 10 pick the men
who are 10 form the Olympic team
during the few months preceding the
games, and the same plan will be fol-
lowed this time.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-01-28

AMES A FARRELL. the
president Is
humble workman in mill
born His
foreman and getting comfortable
did,
with
president
eight during which
has shown steady gains 1t his this capacity
selection his
and usually spends n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-30

ginciuudti, 30. December.
Ter obete Ohio 1T i'm ;saasn beariTeu,
bier aber feiat berisIbe nod lanuiam uno
bate aeitern Ibsnb Bet hiefiger StaDt ciueu
@aT.raano bon 85,5 Eus.
Die Folaenben Depe'dleu trafen pdbr.ns
bes aeffriseu aages bier stu
gittsbura "a Der Gius bat einen
gSaFsrifano bon 10 5ub uHo ia1t.
gart.rsburG g8. pa. Der StuS bat
eiusn @oFsrfans bon 179 Jus uno fdut.
Hnnaipho FaIIs. Der Tfu6 bat
sinsn @aFerfaub bon 81 Tub unb fdItt.
Ghdrttiion, 50. ia. Der slus bat
.irsH @aFerfano bon s.5 Sub uuo fdut
Bt.gIe W. 8a. Ser flus
bat siuen 8eTsrfaue BON 24.3 Sus II. fdIt.
gattIsttsbura, a, Sn. Ter SIus bat
einen gsaferfanb bon 80. Sub unb ftegt.
Sorts outs, 6. Der 5Ius BAT si-
uen saaFeriianb bon s3.s Gub uno fteiat.
souis lie, fn. Der illus bat eiueu
@aNerftaRo bon 1872 Jus uuo iteigt.
GoausbtIle. 5no. Der Illus Bat
,iusn @aFerfaHo BON 26.4 1sug uno itsiat
Gairo, 3as. Der Ttus bat einsn Bai
ferHaHo bon S5.s Sus unb fteist.
gqrmpb bis, 6enu. Der illus bat .i'
ueR sSaferitano BON 2T.s uno iteiat.
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9rieseriihe StraReubilo.r

Dir iinb in Rom setpDbnIit niht
oerp0bnt NIT milttdrti9en S6auipiss
len; bGs tGgtihe auf5iehsn Der ShloBz
made 1T fat oas einaise, tpas man
innerhal6 Der Staot berart su lehen
6etommt. Die Sruppen fpielen bier in,
Dffentliren 2eben ni6t bic 9plIe, ME
in anosren 5aupt1tdbteu; Tie pflegen
ionii in auffauenber BsiIe nur beroors
outreten, tpenu Der poliseibirettor BON
Hom bei fo5ialiitiihen ober ontitteris
talsn umsiigeu uno aunogebungsn,
4usitanosperi iamm!uusen Ii. bersl.
ibrer gum SnuB Der offsntIiden Orb
nuns beburfte, uno Die 5Ofe BON pas
lditen, Riniiterisn oosr pas aolpisum
in Jeloldeer perpdnbeln- Seit Dem
4usbruh oes Srieges nit Der Eiirtei
lit bas anetrs oetporoen. Wlit Dem
Musmorf1 bes Grpebitionstorps 81
4nfans Stiober mar es ni6t abgez
than; felt eini9en Wohen purben i'm
mer neue 9eritartuneen na6gei6oben,
Die fuft ale bura ben romiIhen gahn=
hcf sinseu. gum 5heil AUDI in Rpul
ielber suiammengespeen tpuroen. Da
Is imn,er tIsine 4btheilungen Don
bOditens einigsn bunbert Mann tDus
rsn, 10 ipieberbolte iih oas Shaufpiel
bdufig. Wer in Der gum 8ahnhof Fiibs
renben 6auptitraBe @ia Rdsionale
pobnt, ipurhe tp0hentlib ein paarmal
In ben friiben RabtItunben burh tries
eeriIdNn 2orm aus benz eri.sn Shlai
setpedt. llnter benz brobneubsn 5hdl
elmer MilitGrtopelIe ober elmer biiraers
lidsn 9tuiitbanos. bssIsitst BON Su'
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6eiratdet oas Genie?

4n einen in oteien 5ager ourh bic
.3situngen ssgdngenen grisf BON S.
Q. Wibmann an War 8albet, Der
iiber s5o6annes Srabmiens Gbeloiigz
teit getrdhtungen aniteat, tonnte man
einmal bic Grdss dntnupfen, tpis es
benn i'm alIgemsineu Bel ben groBen
SiinItIsrn uno Tentern biermit ausz
iiebt. Bfeibt Der Genius oft Sung
geieLle? 6at er 3utueiten iiberhaupt
tsin 8erbdltniB 8ur 6rau? Sdt ss auf
isin S6dffsn GinfluB. OBJ er leoig III
obsr ni6t? Man tann auf 9euti6s
lamb bei4rGntt blei6en, uno ipiro bod
fofort Die auffuQenbe gtobahtung
MAIDEN, bag esruoe unter ben dlers
er0btsn philoiepben unp aiinitlern
Elm betrGntlihsr gro3sntiaB ui6t gez
beirathet bat, Elm pro5entiaB. Der oas
iiblife 0erbdltnib Der Sunggeieaen
gu ben gbeleuten beosuteno ii6eri4rei.
tet. Sh nsnne bic Rumen Gant, Sho=
penbauer unb RieBide, unb man piro
mir 3ugeben. oab bic oret groBeu,
ipenn ni6t gr0bten 5batsn bss bsutz
ihen, bes europdiihen geoantens BON
lsbigen Mdnneru begonnen uno oolI.
enbet porbsn finb. 6reilid 1T bic 2e=
bigteit, aud Bel DieIen preisn. gang per>
Ihieben. Gaut bat iibsrhaupt tsin Bers
bdttniB gum Wsi6e sebabt; er burfte
aud Iebr unIinnlit) seipsTsn ieiu.
Sein san8ss @efii6lsleben nurbe bon
Der granoi6isn Stdrts unb 2eipeuz
iaaft ieinss gebirus aufge3ebrt. Der
astetiIhen Strense Teines bsgrifflihen
Dentens feblte poliig Die unihausnDe
uno bsgebrenoe pbantaiie bes aiinits
lers. Wie sr nie Die SebnIuht psripiirt
bat, einmal eine ReiIe 81 MAIDEN. uuo
tbatIdhIi6 aud niemals aus ben pier
MGnosn Isines aonissbergs gegansen
III, 10 bat er aud niemaIs duBerbal6
Ieinss Gefdlshtss llmTaau ssbaIten
@r mare ptslei6t ungliiflih aeporoen
unp pbenorein nur Der speiserDbte
pbiloIopb, bate sr cine 1rau aenoms
men unb nit ibr - cine So9Seits=
reiis aemaht. anosrs Shcpenbauer
4uh er mar IN ssiitigen unb fesliibsn
Dingn nur uuf iid ssitellt, aber ibm
mar Das Weib elm dneenebmes sSn.
itrunent Der Sinne. llnD itin Spiel
mar si:nrlid mibtDnsno. auh er Be-
hielt lelbIt fiirs asbeu cine 8eritims
mun1 3uriid uno mahte bafiir in tel,
nsr Weife ben Spieler perantiportlin
Die aaraipanenitrobe isinss ipdtsrer
2ebGts iit taum nod bur4 Saien sr.
frifd)t. 4ber bon 5aus aus belaB c,
ipenigltens Die torperlife Sebniuht
bes aiiuitlers. unb feline 9etradtun,
gen iber bisfsn 9eseniiano fino Bel alr
lem Rdbitaligmus iebenfalls Dor
grlrnbidblifem Wertb. RieBf6es GR.
loiiateit berubt nieasidt, pie 10 man
DIES in isiHert dubern 2eben, nsbr oli
3ufau. allerpings auf sinen isbr nett.
tragenoen 3ufalI. Denn bate er in Der
lsBien ssabren cine Gefdbrtin gebabt
10 bate iid astpib fein Gntfhsioenbei
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| iab 3u Ghcpenbdiier. trob ieiner se
mnItissn Whcntaiie BON Oruno auI
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Nelb On eaGs mnrbe ~ 3--4R aus
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