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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07

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start the green colt in easy

Start the green colt in easy.
The horses shoulders need atten.
ton.
Next to corn, clover Is about the
best hog feed. while both mixed al
ways show good results.
Train the colt before he Is six
months old. and you can control his
disposition when he is older.
For growing calves. sheep and hogs.
oilmeal can constitute about one-tenth
of the grain ration fed and prove very
beneficial.
AS long as the breeding Of SOW
is profitable she should be bred. It
is not advisable to sell on good
brood animal.
Pigs should not be too fat for the
first six months. Development of
bone and muscle should be the first
consideration.
ventilated will often cause the Sleeps
wool to loosen besides injuring the
animals vitality.
Newly broken colts should not be
worked too hard this spring. They
are apt to overstrain themselves and
be injured for life.
Never give drugs to a horse any
more than you would to baby unless
he is downright sick. Shutting OF
his feed will cure all minor Ills.
Medium-sized hogs are now most In
favor. It is best to feed hogs for only
eight or ten months. After they are
a year old the feeding Is not profit.
able.
Sows should be bred In trios. Then
II two Of them should produce small
litters, all the pigs may be given to
one SOW, and the other may be again
bred or fattened and sold.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07
MIsMArED FEET.

Oh! tho wandering foot
Loves a seven league boot,
But the housekeeping foot loves q slip
per;
So when cruel fates plan
To put both on one man
How can the poor fellow feel clipper?
OH the call the sea
Has long clanored to ma,
And now half Of me hanks to 1t only:
But here's one of my feet
That would beat a retreat
To a hearth where twu others wait
lonely.
Oh! tho terrible strain
OF o,e foot c. the main
And the OF r at home /, the ingle!
Faith, this gypsying fling
Isn't quite the right thing
For fellow unless he b. single.
Oh! the wandering foot
Loves q seven league boot.
But tho housekeeping foor loves slip
per:
30 when cruel fates plan
To put both one man.
How can the poor fellow feel clipper!
tom DAILY In Catholic Standard ana
Times
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07
auccessfui Soldier Of Fortune.

Gen. "Kaid" Bolton. the young Eng
fish soldier who led $1,000 troops to =
victory which placed Mulai Hand ON
the throne Of Morocco. Is visiting this
country. He won his commission at
the age OF twenty-one for gallantry ON
the field during the Boer war. attrtb'
uting his success In that particular en-
gagement to your Yankee rapid-fire
guns" He was the youngest captain
in the army at twenty-three. In 1908
he went to Morocco and cast his for.
tune with Mulai Hafd. the pretendes
to the throne. who was finally success
full.
Taking Pride in Stock.
The proportion of live stock really
well grown Is not large. This Is not
SO much because of the lack Of food
as Of the lack of those nice little at
tentions so necessary to the proper
utilization of food. such as feeding 1t
In palatable condition and at regular
times
The average owner does not take
the interest that he ought to. When
he takes a pride in his stock he Is
sure to give 1t close attention, and
with close attention comes success.
Such a taste can be cultivated In the
same way as any other taste or liking.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07
Did Not llnaer.

State Senator Bowerman OF Oregon
defended a participant In q shooting
scrape recently and a material point
In the case hinged upon the testimony
OF an aged Tennesseean. Where
were you when this shot was fired ?"
queried counsel for the defense. 81
was about ten feet behind the TELLER
what got shot" And were you there
when the marshal arrived?" mo.
sab; want nowhere nigh the
place" you must have travelled pref
ty fast" suggested Mr. Bowerman.
The witness projected his goatee over
the rail Of the witness stand and In a
confidential tone of voice said: well.
Jay. I'll tell ye. | made Jest three
tracks between Knox's livery barn
and the cote,0use."
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07
German East African Caves.

A remarkable system of subter-
ranean caves in German East Africa
has been discovered and partly ex-
plored by Father Ambrosius. Ro-
man Catholic missionary, and Herr
Thurman, German official.
The caves are situated In the Ma
tumbi mountains and natives never
ventured farther than a small grotto.
the first one encountered. as they said
an evil spirit dwelt within. The two
explorers discovered hole at tho
end of this grotto which led to a
great cavern $500 feet In length.
filled with deep pools in which strange
eelike fish lived. Stalacties and stalag-
mites twenty-five feet In length were
plentiful here.
Further searches resulted In the dis
covery of other huge caves at deeper
levels. A second level lay $50 feet
deeper, third sixty feet below the
second, and fourth ninety feet below
the third. From this the explorers
had to retreat, as thousands OF bats
attacked them, and their lanterns were
In danger of being extinguished by
these creatures.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07
NARROWING HOUSE IS CHEAP
Front Part Of Gable 10 Hinged at Top
and Can Be Opened to Admit
Sunlight and Air.

Last winter l built several individ.
ual hog houses after a plan very we'll
liked by my neighbors, says a writer
in the Farm and Home.
The houses are six feet long and
four feet wide and cost 50 for the
material. The drawing shows the
shape of the house and gives the
dimensions. The front part of the
gable is hinged at the top and can
be opened to let in sunlight and air.
This door must be open little all
the time, or else one must have q
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07
CURIOUS BITS
OF HIS TORY
BY A. w. MACY.
THE FATHER OF THE AMER
lCAN REVOLUTION.

There was one man connected
with the American Pevolution
whose memory does not receive
the attention Il deserves. His
name 10 Samuel Adams. He did
more to bring on the war than
any other man. The thirteen
colonies were widely separated.
There was no concerted action,
and they often worked at cross
purposes. Adams developed =
system Of correspondence among
them, which resulted In uniting
them in opposition to the tyran-
MES Of the mothe country. For
twelve years, from 1894 to 1870,
he kept up an unceaslno aolta-
ton. He literally threw him.
self, body and . ul, into the
work Of arousina the colonies.
He was not a 9 reat man per-
haps, but no did 4 great work
nevertheless. He was not elo-
quent, but he was persistent.
His mission was to put others
to work, and In this he was won
derfully successful. He had 4
discerning eye tor young men
Of ability, and many who became
leaders in the Revolution were
discovered" and set to work
by him. He has been called the
father Of the Revolution, and
why not? A. one Of his bioo-
raphers says, Massachusetts
led tho colonies, Boston . led
Massachusetts, and Sam Adams
led Boston," ernard, the Eng
llsh governor Of Massachusetts
colony, used to say: "Damn
that Adams. Every dip Of his
pen stings like ! horned SNAKE"
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07
CRACKS IN HORSES HOOPS
Breach From Bottom, as Shown In
Illustration, Can Be Restrained
by tho Use Of Clips.

Sandcracks commence either from
the top or re bottom - the crust
When from tne top, the coronary band
is often involved, and there Is pain
and lameness, perhaps some escape
of blood and insinuation of dust be.
fore the patient reaches home, If the
accident has occurred on the road,
as 1t commonly does. Treatment
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07
Ideal for Work.

That genial humorisf and orator.
Ben Nathan. recently returned from
America, was expatiating to q friend
upon the glories Of California. After
listening patiently. the friend said:
But there must be some disadvan.
tages In living there?" NO." said
Mr.. Nathan, ut ID q perfectly ideal
place. For any man who will work"
"Ah," broke In the friend. Il knew
there were some disadvantages."-
London Opinion.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07
Crop Rotation.

Crop rotation, in which the legumes.
such as COW peas. soy beans. vetch
and the clovers. have prominent
place, will build up the soil and place
an Improbable farm upon a paying
basis. Plan a rotation that will i'm.
prove the fertility Of the soil, and 1t
the same time keep up the income
from the farm This Is progressive az
riculture
Acquainted With squeezim.
Did you hear what happened to
Mumsy yesterday, when he tried to
borrow ten dollars from Squeezim ?"
II didn't hear, but / now what
happened to Mumsy. He was turned
down."
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07
SPOKE Too Soon,

You see" said the little man with
the dyed beard. ~ he munched an ap-
pie purchased from the train boy. Il
am vegetarian"
You mean you try to se one" an.
swered the stranger on the seat be-
side him, pleasantly.
Str! What do you mean by that"
Simply that there was a worm in
that apple and you got it"-Metro-
politan.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07

should be adopted directly break
occurs In the hoof, AZ 1t Is always dis
posed to enlarge. AS sandcracks vary
from the mere splitting of a few
superficial fibers to deep breaches ex.
tending right through the crust, 1t will
be obvious that different measures
must be taken, and slight cases
treated while at work. The diagram
Is intended to illustrate a breach from
the bottom. which can be restrained
by clips.
Makes . Difference.
The sun got up this morning bright
And found me still in bed
But he wasn't out 80 late last night
AZ was. be 1t said
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07
Granted His Request

Said the hobo: IL went around to
back door today and asked for some
thing to eat. Madam l said, II you
will only give me the food you gave
your cat l will be satisfied III you
want to lie around the barn and catch
mice l haven't any objections. she
told me-"
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07
Not Exactly.

Pop, when q man has a theory. does
he theorizer
Yes. my SON."
well, when he has IN organ. does
he organizer"
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07

Rummasino In the catacombs.
Can you spell g string with i've
ietters?"
mo; nor you. either"
IS. t, r. l. n. g-string. There you
are"
But | doa't-O, yes; I see."
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07
Wouldn't Have Much.

"I met ink today; he was Just on
his way to pay his taxes
why. ! did not know he had any.
thing to pay taxes on!'
"Why, you told me the other day
that he has more money than brains"
well. that wouldn't make him .
taxpayer"
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07
Don't Youf

While not an apostle of dolor and gloom.
I'm sure now you will not deny
That often you run across people, 70
whom
It's q pleasure to say "Oood-by.''
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07

small window or opening for ventila.
ton. The opening at the top makes
1t very convenient to care for the
SOW and her pigs
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07
EssEN7' lAL.

Copyright. 1911. by Joseph B. Bowles.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-29

intnler tot, lueril er Den in1lerett
9rong nerlpiirte, etne fleire
&latidgei6idte gum belten gu &C.
ben. uSa unire endoiee @rd-
i'm mar bereits 10 gut iuie Der.
lobt, ebe lie ibren iesigen 8attelt
fennen lernte - mo aaeN @elt
glallbte oamals, iie miiroe rebt ul.-
gliiflib meroen uno iid pieueidt
fir 2~e6ens5eit binter baben &lolter-
mauerl1 begrdben, ols bos GerbdIt-
nis amil6en ibr uno Dem 8aron
bon 4reD auf 5iemli6 raube @eile
geloit muroe. Mb = oas NOR cire
traurige 3eit - = id fenf1e oiele
neutrality-suspicious. gcllar un6 i~o5lio-
gen aus eriter Quele, 90 oer3eit
mein 5tiefbrlioer = Ser Sron5el,
Mutter," panote ii9 Scr Sprefer
erlduternom feline Srou -u9ri
patlefretdr Bel Dem olten 8aron
arep in Monstbol NOR. Cine BIZ,
1e @el6tbte = ia ia" -. nno
Der 4ammeroiener idiittelte tpeb-
miitig BEN erouen aopf ul1b idnieg
bonn einige 3eit, nm sic Neu.
gier ieiner 3uborer nod megr ~
rei5en.
(Gortictnna foIot)
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llloll nit eilter Goide, Ole aor ilie.t
all5ulueit offcn 5t ltcben brolt6t,
nett mebr erreidt, lid Die oienlt-
bare Setter ipeit me6f perpflidl
tet> ais in einer groben Sacramento
ret, mo- mon mr. 3intmernummer
lit uno ourd) cine nod 10 offene
@ano niemals cas- @efiibl er-
bolt, Oh mau nun eine
g 1mlOi9ung getan al,
-ooer Oh man batte nod mebr geben
iolen. 0as @eiuste be5iebt lib lib
rigens nidt ALIEN uuf &arlsbar,
lonoern auf ieoe aloere Stabt. =
Muf Ser BromenaOe traf id bier
onfd1ie @errn Suan 9oiie aus
Ser Sauptitaot Merifo, ieet in
Samburg mobnbaft, Ser cine gnt-
iettunesfur onrhnlaht. 8on Ma-
rienbao aus beiudte mid n1ein a.
ter, lieber gutter 6reuno Sorge
9 iibrine aus 8ome5 Yalocio,
ser bel ieiner anlebnliben @roae
beinabe Die Sdlanfbcit ether Iall=
ne erreidt bat. gr tit ein urlerz
miiolider Spa5iergalger gemoroen.
81 &
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tells neben ben aablreiden Yripnt-
nobnutgerL ois nidt teuer fino.
llno mas Die GrinfeeIoer anbe.
trifft, ba f1at mir INNER, menn iG
ouriiber flnsen bore, Der alte Beers
EN-:
wWan nit 3usefnopften TnIfen
Dir tut Nientaub mas 5u Iieb.
&nno miro MIR bon &dno getpa-
fden,
@eun Oh nebmen uiQif, 10 giebl"
w1it elmer fLeiuen Bariotion, ,tpenn
Oh beoient fein tuiIft, GefGuigfei-
ten beanfprudit, 70 lei liberal
Qas Srinfgeloueie1 lit nun Elm.
nal borban0eu fat aud In Ben
Der. Stonten febr fart gtngdns
~gefunoen nno nit inn muB eeretj.
net ueroen. Man idI1gt 6ns 9rinf.
GELD einfod 5u ben obfoIuten Meiic.
unfoite len iilo onmit abeemaht. MI-
leitl meilit man iif niir einigerma.
bet liberal 3etgt, 10 iptrb man 1ld)
beoicnt, uno 7mie? lino es lit bod
piel ids0ner unb o~ngenebmer, be-
ion6ers uuf Der 3eiie, MIR ber-
gniigte, 5ufrieoene @eiif)ter nm fid,
gu ieben, mie miBbersniiste, ut.
5ufrisoene, Die nur nioerfpeuitig
uno UNDERWRITING ibres Dienites nal.
ten. Sn 9orlsba0 1T es in Der
9rinfgeIofrage nidt iflimmer, als
o~noerspo; oieie geriiheruna fann
i'd seten. aber aiih ben Mot, lie
Der in etuem fleineren, aber &c.
miitlideren SOtel abSulteigen. mo
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u | | c i.

WtIIIIDoU Qpelto TQIO Vii
Neetbopen-@ arten Dos Get toge-
tier" -8anfett Der vHublicitp 2ea
que" itatt. Mebrere bunoert @e-
i1aftsIeute nabmen baron tell. Sn
ben ipater gebaltenen &eoen mllrbc
Die g~eoeutung Der n9ublieftp Sea
hue" uno ibrer 9emubungen Cen
Mntonio in Der 0elt befarnt gu
MAIDEN, bon a~nerfarnt ut1o Die Not-
menoigfeit eites eemeiniamen @r=
beitens oler giireer Der 5taot, De-
men es ernit nm ben Gortidritt Gen
Nntonio's tit. betont, Inter ben
Geonern befanoen iid; S. g. Car
rinston. Der Sefretor Der 2eaaue;
Com SO. Moraan, Safe @olfb
Ebomas 8. Gonrop, Ben 90. @am-
mono, 81. $. @eiter, 8. S. 9art,
9. S. @oobmnrb, Sobn g.. Guns
forb, CHARLES g. Diebl %. g. Gon.
neb, Or. 2. S. Sadion, $. 6. Sil-
oebranb Ii. q.
81 Dem Pro5eB Sultd1e
SeufdfeI II. u. gegen Die Staot
Son Antonio lit Der lesteren oes
Bciitredt auf ben Sell Der Saf>
Jon 5traBe, Der iid n0rolid BON
Der Beit Yoplar StraBe, hunoert
Sub bis 5u elmer alten 5ena err
itredt, un0 auf einen Streifen Qanb
auf Der Noroieite Der Boplur Stra-
BE augelprohen.
5iinf feline 6euer, aie taft
gar feinen 56aoen anrihtete,L
bielten Mittuoh uniere 6euermehl
IN 9atigfeit. Das cine 5euer mar
i'm SauIe elmer 6rau MeSorlep
an ser Noro-Dlibe StraBe, ons
5peite i'm 9auie BON 60, Srieorih
an Der Nolan 5traBe, oas brittle
on Der sio-Ereia StraBe, ipo @rcS
ourb cine 2ofomotipe in Brand
geiest mar; oas pierte in Dem @au=
lie bon Hat 8aaeio oil Der SID.
Shores Gtrabe uno bas finite In
Dem Mntomobil bon 9. s. 9. @a5
ner, Dos an ser Ode Der Blum
5traBe uno Der MIaino Ylo5a itanS.
9berit GLEN. Der ieit ore;
Sabren Der yGbief Quartermaiter1
beg Department Of Eeras" mar
un6 Dor &lir3em ais Stills enernl-
Auartiermeiiter oes department
Of tie Gates" nod Chicago periett
iraroe, lit nod ieinem neuen @e-
itimmunesort abgereiit.
IS beiBt iett wieoer einmul,
oaB Orei 3egimenter, oas rlellnte
9apoIIerie : @egiment unb oas Is.
uno Is. Snfanterie : Megiment,
bal6 nod benz eriten Suli bon bier
abberufen meroen tpiiroen.
Die Sainois Central 8abr.
beabiidfigt, bier uno. in Souiton
cine Office 5u eroffnen.
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0eiuinnt BEN aampf um's 2eben.

Somes 9. Meribon, bon Neuart,
q. S, idreibt: sd batte bel eli
mem @lutitur5 bel @lut perIorell
iun6 mar iebr idtpad. Aht Monatc
lang ipar ih unfdbig 8li arbeitel
id mar benz CODE rabe, als id Or.
Sings Nep Discovery gebraudte
oos mir bieI eeboIfen bat" @oran.
ticrt ron olen gruggilten.
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observation-disclosures.

Otto @ppnen, fleiaes 5ans, Guasa%
Iolpe Ctr; &7t.
Sralt gietotp, BohnbaHs, esaI Ctr;
5000.
9; Gambler, @obnhaus. aranfas sbc. /;
Dr. 8reb. 81, @deuue, auerule ?;
$50.
aooIpb Sudfmeber, eduppea. @enI,
Ter Ctr; $3.50.
.. 5; Grobe, @Obubaus. 0atpiar
Ctr; $1,000.
o. 9, SoefIins, @obnbaus, mesauiie
Ctr; $1,000.
s. s. eurad, @obn1als aetit'a
CTR; $500.
g. unb 81. Sreb. Dad uno @aler,c.
Mrcinean Ctr; $3.50.
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Gine idjrsdfide @nnSe

bon efttetn Dasiier, roitisen Masel.
@etuebr, BON eilier 8Iedfanne ober
afoerer art perIangt prompte 8e,
bdn6Iung NIT wndlen's Mrnieo
Safbe. Self fdneG uno iiher. 25t
BET alien 9rngeiftefl.
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gie GatbHqunseu- be5iielid,

@Fe SHN7HHHFBSF
beg Dap-Y ertr1ts baben oas Inter
iuduugsfomtte bernulaBt, Die gnts
laiiung bon @m. 8. Mihael, Dem
@enerolfoniul in Calcutta unb fritz
berem gbefsierf oes Staatsoepar-
tements, una bon Sbsmas Worrt-
ion, Dem Disturbing clerfe ees
Stantsoepartemeutg, 81 empfebicn.
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den mnroe. Wie berrli1 tpie meibes
bon mar bieier Yfingitmorgen in.
Deutiden @nloe! Nah einlti,lOigem
Spa5iergang, Der mir bdufig Ius-
rufe Der REMEMBERING iiber Die ilr-
lagbar ib0ne Natur nit ibren
5rieoen entlodte, erreidte i'd oas
mitten Inn @aloe selesene Sager-
balls, no i'd mein frugaIes Griib..
ltiid einnabm, meme 3eitungen off
Nrete ulo mid in ibre 2eftiire per-
tiefte. Sc ldnger man 10 unaer oeil
ibattigen 8aumen libt = nur aele.
gentlif buiht Elm S%onnenitrabI
ourb Ole bonn @inoe leidt bepcg.
ten 9Idtter ie rubiger peroen
ole Nerpen, lie FREEZER fiiblt iid Die
9ruft. Sd babe ben gan5en 8or-
mittag bier augebradt uno febrte
5ur giiens5eit abermols alf gerrIi-
den Nfaoen - bern es lit tatl1d)-
lidy in aarlsbab iiberal ldon, mo-
bin man Sen Shritt Ientt 5ltr
5taot auriif. Sim Mahmittog NOR
i'm uYoltbof" &on5ert uno Com.
boIa" gum 8eiten Der a%eanerperei=
nigung. Sc botten iih oaau an
5000 Menlfen tn Dem idy6uen
@arten ei~ngefunoen. Eombola lit
elm ridtiges 2ottoipiel; man erbdIt,
gegen SinterIeguns elmer arone-
81 Gents = cine Yoppfarte nit
bier Neiben Nnmmern. Die Stunt.
mert merben in oen &on5ertpouien
.ge5ogen uno ausgerufen. Die err
item @etpinne fallen auf orei Munl-
mern in elmer Neibe, Damn arf bier
uno auf flint Runlmern. @er iei-
men @etpim nidt abbolt ODER mer
nod feline orei, bier ODER flint
Nummern in elmer Neibe oedet,
fonnte, nartet Die 3ombola al -
mo ieoe Drummer auf Der 3arte
ge5ogen moroen lein muB. gorauf
fallen oenn aud Die belten @eruin,
ne. aues ipielte, einige iogar Biz,
gu fiinf &nrten nno es tpnr interei-
lont Die Spannune gu ieben, NIT
iueIder bic 5pieIenben DEFENDERS
Die Gamen, Die 9anoIung perfoIe<
ten uno Die Musrufe Der gnttali.
ihung gu bernebmen, tpefn oic
paar nod febIenoen 9eummern abIo-
Tut nidt fommen moIten. Wod
Dem 4on5ert madte id nod einen'
ldngeren Spn5iergang ourh oic
Mnlagen utto in ben @aIo. Bon Der
9~66enoionne beIeuhtet, nnbm oas
2oub Der peridieoenen 8allme cine
eigenartige 5drbune an uno lta1
blenoeno bon ben ounfIen 5arben
nb, mo tiefer Sdatten Ingerte. llno
nun 6eute man iih tpie in bieier
fWaloesrube Die Weniden ebenio
Taabig bod obeu uno tief unten uno
gegenifber Die Dege beIeben, Elm
bemegIides Bib, ipie fpenn fie 3eit-
meilig aug ben @al6fouIiiien ber-
bortreten uno binter ibnen pieoer
beridpinoen. Dos lit Die gisenart
Rarlsbaos, 6aB es in einem iebr
lengen Gale liegt uno oas auge i'm
mer einerl fur5en unO ~interefion.
ten MbidlnB Der S5enerie finoet.
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