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The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-09-20
NUMBER 5

memory and could recall the manv 5x-
citing events and battles in which he
participated. among them being some of
the bloodiest battles for the preservation
OF the union. He was stationed at
Washington at the time of the assassin
alton of Abraham Lincoln and could re-
call the many stirring incidents of that
period
After his term of service was ended he
returned to Minnesota and engaged in
farming four years, afterward accepting
position as general agent for large
harvester machinery company at Still
water, He was married in the latter
place to Sarah Wray in 1874 and he re-
moved to Watertown about thirty years
ago, retaining his position with the har-
vester company until about ten years
ago when he engaged id the insurance
business In Natertown which he contin-
ued until his death. In 1910 he was ap-
pointed Justice of the peace to fill the
vacancy caus ed by the death of Justice
Henze and was elected to the position
last spring. He was an active member
of o. d. Pease Post No. "a, G. A. r. and
always took an active interest in its wei
fare.
The departed was good man and
citizen, devoted husband and father of
kindly impulses and affahle bearing and
Will be missed by host of friends in
this city and sewhere. He is survived
by his widow and four children, Mrs.
Gustav Buchheit. Mrs, Oscar K. Never.
Mrs. j. +. Prentiss, David Schwieger.
Watertown.
The funeral will take place this after
noon friday, services being held at ST.
PauFs Episcopal church at 2 o'cloci
Services at the grave in Oak Hill GENE.
terry will be conducted according to the
ritual of the Grand Army of the Repub
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-09-20
First Pub. Sept. 20 5-t.O

Notice to Creditors
STATE OF WISCONSIN, County Court Jeffer-
son County In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Coustanz Wig
genhorn, late of the city of Watertown, in said
county. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the time for credit
ors to present to said court for allowance claim
or demands against said deceased is limited to
SIX MONTHS from the 10th day of Sept A. ID.
1912, and that said court will receive claims and
demands presented against said deceased at the
court House in the city of jefferson, in said
county, on any day before the expiration of said
six months and that the said court will examine
and,adjust such claims and demands at the city
hall in the city of Watertown at a special term
thereof to be held at said city hall on the 18th
day of Mar. 1913, at the opening of the court on
said day, or as soon thereafter the parties can
be heard.
Dated the 10Th day of Sept A. ID. 1912.
By the court,
Charles B. Rogers, County Judge.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-09-20
BIG ATTRACTIONS
WATERFOWL FAIR
Purses for Premiums and Harness
Events viii Exceed Sum
of $1,000.

The sum of 900 will be offered ty
the WatertOwn Inter County Fair assO-
citation at their eighth annual fair, Sep
tenn "a to q, for premiums and har-
ness events. The racing program will
carry with it purses Of s4100, while the
premiums offered will approximate near
Is $1,000. The management expects the
greatest attendance in the history of the
fair and the largest number of exhibits
ever shown at a county fair in WiscOn-
sin. New buildings have been erected
to house the exhibits.
The free attractions this year will be
the best ever seen here and will be put
on at great expense. One big attrac
tion will be Hillery Beachey, who is un-
der contract to make two flights daily in
his are0plane. The machine is of the
latest type and himself one of the great
est aviat0rs In the world. Then there is
the Japanese troupe of six acrObats,
known as the Azuma family, who will
be seen on the platforms. Deyelo in the
cage of death, riding bicycle up and
down perpendicular walls. Black and
White, the sensational comedy. The
Sayages in double trapeze work. Two
high diving dogs. The comedy revolv-
ing ladder act and the high diving and
performing goat.
Then there is the Pike with its abun-
dance of concessions which this year
promises to be of the very best charac
ter, all furnished with desire to please
the big crowds expected. Street cars to
main gate.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-09-20
Account allowed and resi-

Salick, deed. Account allowed and resi-
due assigned
In the matter of the estate of Sophia
Oornfeld, deed. Proof of will taken and
VIII admitted to probate Time for FL
Ing claims limited TO March II, 1913,
and hearing set for March Is, 1913. at
Watertown.
In the matter of Edward c. May, decd.
Decision on claims entered.
In the matter of the estate of Mary r.
Casey, decd. Hearing on final account
adjourned TO Oct 2, 1912.
In the matter OF the estate of VIM.
Wilde, decd. Hearing OH claims adjourn
cd to Oct. 2, 1912.
In the matter of the estate of Albert
Il. Negemann, deed. Hearing on con-
tested claims adjourned to Oct. ,, 1912.
In the matter of the guardianship of
Adolph Vogel. Testimony taken and
guardian appointed.
In the matter of the estate of Freder
lcka Schiebel, decd. Inheritance tax de-
termlned, account allowed and residue.
In the matter of the estates of John
Sclelcher and otto NOwack. Orders en-
tered diScharging administrators.
In the matter Of the estate of Hugh
McGovern, deed. Petition for admins
tratlon filed. Set for heating az Water
town FOv. 6, 1912.
In the matter of the estate of Mary
Fogel, decd. Petition for administra-
tl0n filed. Set for hearing Oct. l6, 1912.
In re-guardianship of George Herold.
ct al, minors. Petitions and nominal
tlons made in open court. Guardian ap-
pointed.
Resale of real estate of John f
Rack, minor. Petition filed; special
guardian appointed, testimony taken and
order of sale made,
Labor permits issued; miscellaneous
papers filed.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-09-20
Celebrate Sixtieth Anniversary.

The sixtieth anniversary of the found
ing of St. Johns Lutheran church in
this city was commemOrated Sunday
with impressive and appropriate services
for such an occasion. The services were
held in the beautiful church edifce
erected few years ago during the pas
torate of Rev. F. H. Eggers who is still
pastor of the church. Three services
were held, one In the forenoon at 10
o'clock, the Rev. F. Pfolenhauer, gener-
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-09-20

Sunday. Mr.. August Kruger reached
the 9th milestone in his earthly pilgri-
mage and large number of the friends
of the family gave him pleasant SUI
prise. A sumptuOus dinner was one of
the pleasant memories of the occasion,
prepared by his estimable wife, assisted
by Mrs. Alex Kruger. and that all did
ample justice to the banquet is attested
by all present. The afternoon was but
too hastily passed in various amuSe-
ments, among them being selections by
male trio. Mr. Kruger is pioneer
resident OF Emmett, having resided there
all his life. Present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. William Krause, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Kruger, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Goetsch, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Kruger, Mr..
and Mrs. August Kruger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Krueger, Milwaukee, Mr., and
Mrs. Charles Burdick, Ixonia, Misses Ida
Goetsch, Sarah Goetsch, Lillian Krueger,
Selma krueger, Jennie Kruger, Ella
SponhOlZ, Milwaukee; Messrs. Arthur
Krause, Henry Krause, Ben Krueger. Ed
gar Kruger, Reginald Kruger, Milwau-
kee. His many friends hope that he
may have many more birthday anniyer-
Saries.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-09-20
FdrmingtOn.

Irwin C. Weber witnessed the Gordon
Bennett cup race at the Clearing avia-
tiOn field, near Chicago, last week.
Quite number from here enjoyed the
state fair last week.
Miss Grace Reigle returned to her
home in Madison, Monday, after spend
ing her two weeks vacation with her
cousin, Miss Elva Frank.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Rummler ceIe-
brated their twenty-ffth wedding ami
versary Saturday.
Mrs. L. B. Cherry and Miss Ella Weber
visited Mrs. G. PitZner Wednesday even
ing.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-09-20
Rev. Matthews to Remain.

Much to the satisfaction Of the mem
bers and attendants of the English M. E.
church in this city, the conference at its
meeting in Milwaukee which closed Sat-
urday evening, continues the Rev. E. J.
Matthews in charge of the WatertOwn
and Pipersyille churches for another
year, and the writer hopes, then some
more, as long as he can remain under
the rule whicn obtains in chat church.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-09-20
What We Never Forget

according to science. are the things as
soclated with our early home life, such
as Bucklen's Arnica Salve, that mother
or grandmother used to cure our burns,
bolls, scalds, sores, skin eruptions, cuts,
sprains or bruises. Forty years of cures
prove its merit. Unrlvaled for piles,
corns or cOld-sores. Only 25 cents at the
Gamm Corner Drug Co.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-09-20
Close But Satisfactory.

The majority of Charles A. Kading
over his opponent for the democratic
for attorney general of the
state was 1916. He made rattling
against a strong competitor
and his victory is very gratifying to his
friends and it is more than probable that
he will be the next attorney general of
tho state
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-09-20
GO WEST THIS FALL
on q
LOW ONE-WAY COLONIST FARE

Daily from September 25 to October 10.
1912, lnc., One-Way second class COlOnist
tickets will be on sale to the principal
points in California and the North Paci-
tic Coast via the Chicago and North
Western Ry. Also to the more important
points in Montana. Idaho, Utah, etc.
Choice of scenic routes. Favorable
stop-over privileges.
For full information apply to ticket
agent. the North Western Line.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-09-20
Wisconsin Inventors.

The following patents were ust issued
to Wisconsin clients reported by d..
Swift & Co., patent lawyers, Washington,
D. c., who will furnish copies of any
patent for ten cents apiece to our read
ers: William Gatterman, ManitOwOc,
Guard Finger; Thomas j. Holland, Anti
go, Vehicle Wheel; William G. Passer,
Arpin, Foot Guard for Switch Rails;
Charles E. Patton, Fond du Lac, Buckle.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-09-20

ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Shakshesky
and daughter Evora, Mrs. A. Frattinger
and Miss Alice VOss of Watertown.
W. H. GrelI returned Monday to his
home, the base ball season being closed
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-09-20
A Patent Granted.

patent for socket cover for light
fixtures has been issued by the govern
ment TO George A. Richards and Alfred
j. Price, of this city. 1t is said to be
valuable invention, and their friends
hope they may make fortune with it.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-09-20
Wisconsin State Fair.
Milwaukee. Wis
September 1914. 1912.

Grand demonstration of the Agricul-
tural, Live Stock, Industrial and Educa-
tiOnal interests of the state. For full
Information apply to ticket agents, THE
NORTH WESTERN LINE.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-09-20

There is an additional pleasure in
sWatting the fly when you know you
are also swatting a hook-Worm.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-09-20

being the anniversary of her birth.
Those present were Misses Helen Koen-
inger, ElnOre Bittner, Viola KOenig,
Hilda Borchardt, Dora Gerth, Clara Krue-
ger and Della Gamm.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-09-20

Mrs. Arthur G0eldner entertained the
Three Leaf Glover club at her home IN
Main street Monday afternoon.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-09-20
in the Social Realm.

Friday evening jolly bunch of young
people pleasantly surprised Miss Selma
Kruger at her home in Milford street.
The evening was spent in playing
games, singing and social converse. A
luncheon was partaken Of to which all
did ample justice. Those present were:
Misses Hazel Funk, Lena Biefeld, Louise
Yake, Alma Yake, Ella Reckner, Lillian
Krueger, Selma Krueger, Ella Sponholz,
Milwaukee. Messrs. Arthur Krause, Hen
ry Krause. Paul Kruger, Allen Biefeld,
Ben Kruger, Walter Book.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-09-20

Miss Selma Frank entertained num-
Der of her friends at seven o'clock
dinner Monday evening, the occasion
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1912-09-20

The Misses Adelphine and Elizabeth
Ernst entertained informally from to
) o'clock Wednesday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Clara Schlee Laddy, of Airing
ton, n. J.
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lietpe 9bilipp Gausrampfer Su prize
fente, no iebt en- Spietf4 in feline
6.itide mutter ungatsr iprad made
rerb. Mifer pbilipp Sauerampfer!"
Sd ben fdnea email meine Ros
setotidt, for nit Die 8utpe en- Set
az made IN aus5ufinne Oh ie an
ben S9upp fin, In fdu6r genug bat
ii9 en- 8eifaqsftorm srbope, Dab Die
8alte getrddt ben. Sd ben midi en-
Gfnuff setddslt, bas meint gang an
Den S9lei IN Damn ben i4 geiugt:
,2eboies In S9entelmGnner, i9
fin tein Mlann bon piele Morte; i9
getptpe nid8 Drum tpte es eraus foms
me oubt, bitabs id idndbe tpie ids
auf Sen 9er3 un an bic 2itptper ben
III lpie mid Der G8natppet oez
rddfe ia lin tper msin Gteil nit gtei=
dc bubt, Ser plies fol- a~utiett ge6n."
9o ben i6 piboer meme Nos ges
tof6t I'M idubr Ding, Der Qpplaus
ia tpi6oer oagetpeie. 8 Ell tel iub,
es gibt tein @atter mo feline Simmer
mebr el.ide oibt ipie mid, In BIZ
feios bas fin es ia audi Iauter CUTE
Gutpe.
nMir fin bier beriammelt, ben i4
qe1aat, for dus3uftnoe, ob Der Miiter
Rubiebelt fdubr 10 en- gutter Mann
is, ipie Die gauge Sontrie bente ou1t
i'm bd fam i9 Sbns en- peunter pos
Der apei setpips. Wie Der 9eoOie
III Saut afriteb getpeie. % lin i'd nit
IGN eetpefe,. bon Morgens friib Bis
in Die gla6t I'M i'd fam elfo e
2iebde bon inn iinse. SO tonn ia
fein, bab er dls qrefenOent man4en
Bod sef4ofe bat, atptper ih lam
Shine fdse, in Qfriteb bat er aud E
sonae 2att 2eiens IN Glefurts I'm
70 Stoff sei4ofe I'm i9 fam nie nit
perge1fe, tpie mer email auf en- f9one
abeno in unier Gent seioTe ben I'M
bo bat Der Wtifter Mubispelt geitart
at CREME. Was ia Die Mdtter9 ben
i'd seiast IN 90 bat er geiast. er
Debt iarrie for fiible, oab er 10 biele
Criminals f9ubte Debt, no i'm bod
gar nids in ben Msg selegt bate.
Nau, 2ehbies unb Sdentelmdnner,
ipenn en- Mdnn 70 { gutes 9era bat,
bob er al, etoult bon tpeiIoe Gnnis
n1els CREME IN buble lam, oann
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muB sr en- forf6ttIdB greFen0eni
made. Der Seooie Fat mid aud
email geidgt:" gbiIipp, tpenn i4 tpio=
Der for preFenbent Iaufe. bunn mubi
gu for mid auf Den Stump gebn,
I'm bu bruu4it Die 2eut nur Die
@abrbeit bon mid gu fuge, 0as ia
aqes mas nOtie is dtptper i9 fin
effrebt, bas g bod niemun6 gIuuipe
oubt."
Sier ben t4 gang ed3ioentIe an
meine Ros gegriffe, neil i9 en- 8eis
gebdbt ben I'M Die perooIte 8utpe
Zen 0ds for e Sidnel genomme I'm
ben 9urrsb gebalert tubisotiebdno.
.0a ben aI Die 2eut geIa9t I'm Ser
Mltiter Murpbp bat mid en- arig
b5ie Bid 3ugef6miFe. Sd Tam
Slime fage, tuenn Der Bid en- 8rids
Itein 9epeIe mar. Damn Debt i6 isBt
nit msbr lefpe. Sd ben Damn tontins
irbt: s@s i8 ia e 5Gdt, BOP Der
2eooie E tpeni9 germ Ietn berebrte
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nit E orig ti6euie 2engpiti9 iubie
oubt, atpper en- jeOer Meni9 bat ia
Ieine SabIts I'm en- gbnI9el ts Der
3eooie aud nit. 9ab er ebbes fers
tig bringe fam, Oas bat er seasist
rie er Die Gtenbert Gut Rompente
gefidlt bat, s Sem bon nein I'm
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|f9lappis." 0d bat elmer aus Die
@bbiens se6alert: n9ot 81. Gtenbero
Gul Rompenie Die Sem be3dblt2" Sd
ben bd piooer efSioentlie on meme
gfos gsgriffe I'm Die 9utpe ben tpios
Der en- Qppldus 9eitart no nit bon
|i6le9te Stern mar. Miiter S4ehrs
mann, BEN i'd gefd9t, tpenn ih meter
table fo1, berlang id bas Die Rduz
oies aus Die 9abl enaus eei6miHe
rer'n. pSn E S4iffie is mel eigenes
5leif6 un6 8lrit enaus geidmiKe
porbe lin bds 1at bod feiner peb
9e6abn, diptpsr mas ben i9 osnn ars
neridter oubn fDnneg"
WeI mein SpietI9 is nod lang
nit aussepeie I'm for Den Mieien beb
id mid Die 8d1en5 Bis gu mein
nddite Sdreipebrief aus pomit iG
berbleitpe Shine Sbrn lietper
ghilipp Suuerumpfer.
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unernartete Nenbung.
Sante: n9snte Dir, als ia eeitsrn
Dor Dem 3ubettgeben meiner @spobn-
heit gemdb unters gstt lsudte. Iiegi
pirfli9 elmer brunten." = Limb ba
buit 0u natiirIi6 iofort I'm Silfe
gei4rien2" vg2ein, err"
Stimmt. ,Q9, Mamd,
i'd bin Oo9 garnidt biibi9."
vMert' 9t., tpsnn ner reid
is. is mer I9een, un0 ipenn mel nod
10 bGBGi6 is!"
~umf4rieben. Bauer Ger
I'M Dirts1aus gebdnielt piro): r9u
Sepp = iei a biferl ftdo nit
9ei'm Mlaul! Oh t0nnt'ft mir a
&lag' tpegen 80rperberlebung aus
5tsb'n!"
8orbsrettung. STUDENT
(por Der l~lebergabe oes 3eu9niFes):
rgli9t tpubr, gapd, On peiBt aud,
0aB Die gei4idteiten grfin6er uno
Die beoeutenb5ten @tdutsmGnner meiz
items ftine Muiteri4iiler paren2"
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Sbre 5attit. SausbeIib.,
.Gn feiner 5rau): Der iunge Dot
tor aus Dem britten Stod fAien
abii4ten uuf uniere Gina gu bdben;
u6er er 3ie6t fid dllmdbli9 pi.oer
5rrid, uno Die Miete f6uIoet er audi
ihpn fir 0reibisrtel Sabre"
Sruu: .Steigsrn, ober ni9t NAB
nsnl Mit ben Sdulbsn miro aud
Die 2isbe tpieoer tpa6Ien."
terrible. Sante:
rGs feblte ni6t bisl, Damn tpdre i9
beut au9 bsrbeiratet.
Der tleine Strip: rNta' pabr,
9ante: BLOB N 8rdutiam?"
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Der gGadli4e grbe.
sMsni4, pie iiebit 9u benn aus?
On bifi tpobl inter Die MOroer sez
falen2"
IS mo; msin Snfel 1T oo9 ges
ffrrben, unb ga mar beut seitamentss
sr0ffnung."
vNd = un6?"
rGr bat mid gum 5dupterben
einaeieBt; uno bd 1T bait cine fir4=
terIide = Grbfdaftresulierung aus
g,bro4en."
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IeIbIt tf6otI9e, Oh i'd aud oiesmal
niboer en- 5u6l aud mid eemadt
ben. Sd ben Sbne in mein lebte Brief
ssIdriptue, oab Die Sios, no i'd ges
tpiTsrmabe Ser @ater BON fin, tns
ftrodtst gepeie fin, in Die 9abl iid
gu ftdtters. 70 Dap elmer bon Die
9utpe in alleD siretI9sns OenApplaus
bat ftarts t0nne, 70 oft i4 an meme
Tas gegriffe ben; bas is mas mer auf
beiti6 ioge bubt, oas bei Sein ses
nsfe. Sd fin nit e Seelerub in ole
Wietung gauge, dls oh i'd en- 4bs
FEEDER su Sen @eoespeiler bdtt made
prne. 0iesmal ben id nit auti.it
gefpart, noIer. bns ben i6, no i'd
10 gut eingefiibrt setpeie fin, nit msbr
r1tig gebabt. Sd ben mid reit an ote
qlGttform eeieBt I'M i'd lam Shne
icgs, fpenn ib 10 g,iebn ben iuit Die
Menf6e beim 0aufeno lin oenn
in Ole Sabl tomme i'm bd ben
i6 5u mid gsfast, Die TONNE muir al
for Did gu bore; ue1 fe1en Ibeno
FEN ih ie nit biiepeunte tpelle.
6 saar ron Die Spieferid ben ibr
berseiast, mitaus SaB ie
{ arobe Smprefden sema@t bate.
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sstfopst un bat seiast: 1aeb'
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bon Die srobe Hummer bon
ositfhe 2eut po belt Nadt bier pre-
ftnt fin. Zen ih Sic Gbre Shine url'
iersn b%erisbmte 9Ritberser, nnierr
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- Doau | Il m a n Der f 4ert9
gronol9uber: rWos left oenn oa
Rd3.rl2"
gub': .Du it.bt: MeFer, SabeI,
S4er unb 2i4t tuust fir fleine ains
Der ni9t."
Batter: .Ro, mit'm Sid
bruudts es 70 senuu net s'nebmal"
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2dBt tief bIiden. n9u
buft cine &dferiammlung, Steiner?
go bait on oenn oie9"
Sranal: SIN Bette!
3erfreut. .5atten sic
ni6t pori9e Wo6e !5p95sit, Serr
qrofefor9"
profeTor: Hein, - meme 5rau.
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Seine4uffa u n g. 6rau
Griumpbiereno gum Soften: yDenf
MIR. MGnne: seit,rn bin i4 fir Deis
ne 9o9ter gebalten iporoen!"
gr: ga = tpenn fid dlte 6rduea
fc badfifdmdbis aufpuben, erlaubt
man iid Die unsartsften Spdbe nit
ibnenl"
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griefIi6e gefonnt

8riefIi9e 8efannts
f9aft. n@ie fiebt osnn Define Grz
fcrene aus?"
sd femme porerit MIR ibr Sns
neres; aber oas 1T 70 f90n, oaB mir
bds Ieukere bangt!!"
Gin profitabler sc #.
5rem0er (aufbredeno): sd babe
5tpei @las 8ier, !0err Wirt!!"
Birt: nSatpobl; ems BON bier Bis
feds uno bas 5peite bon feds Big
1eun ltbr!"
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gut basu

MiBtrauif4. 8duerin
Gu ibrem 8uben): nWas b.ulit
benn, 9eperl? Ser 9err Doftor
uirb Dir mir tun!"
9eperl: pSa - | peiB ido: pie
nit u~nferer f6narasn &ub! Da mar
au9 elmer, ano oret Sag ipdter mar
r bin!"
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SQ plA MiV
bor4 feline @ss
sung meiner I'M
nerite 9sfable bins
reife IaFe, S6ne
BON borne bersin
ben 9ef6mdd gu
beroertpe. SD min
time in forge
@orte riepobrte
fpte Die Mietuns
aussange is I'm
Damn f0nne Ct
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spIitter.

SpltIttI.
Sid Tslbit treu bleiben beiBt, in
/ pruris iibsriebt, BEL ben meiitsn
Wtrlden nidts anbsres als: INNER
fDisoer oieielben 5ebler MAIDEN,
Dim hssaiten erbalten iih bic .Sllus
iionsn, bic mir uns iiber uns ieIbit
maiden.
Gs sibt feline treueren Qusen als
Bic 6iibnerdusen.
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Bitter. NIB @eiasr.g anase.


9trr Ritter Rolf bon Q~an5.niiob
Mdnft i9psr bss,dt ins qbnen-
iGlob.
Da nd9tfih 1 I'm G6fob nod
6unfeIt
mos Weibts ibm ,nis.S,nfdunfsIt.
@tbiint In iieif., ipeibs 9sintn,
gebrGut .s Jpn NIT arm' unb Bet
limb bon bss Ritt,rs bItifen Nii'
fern
9ort man sntlsbt: mas tpinif DUE"
fliss.rn.
sd bin Der 9urea,iF unb Dein
4bne!"
SDnt's bulb i'm gub, bolo I'm Go
prdne.
rgiit On nidt mebr9 60 bifl 0u
minber!"
Grleidtert Ipri9ps Rolf: Sci gum
Sdino.r!
Wltt Dir n.bm' IDS ni9t 10 s.nali,
Sd fir9tet' i6on, g mar meme
Grau!"
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8lofe.

Sii es ni6t b0Ilig naH WnnId ses
9dngen,
2abt eu4 Die 5reuoe barub ni9t bers
gGllen;
aud Die leste 5rudt gu erldns
langen,
man f4lieBlih ben girnbdum
fallen.
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Sdhttelreiiite

Sic batten geitern 9uber beio';
Drum f6lei6en iie gum 8uber beut'.
CT i9 Elm Weibsbilo fragen mag.
i'd erit Die Miagenfrdg'.
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rSette. biit 9u Oiinn s%efporben!"
rief Der beaedte Gbemann aus, ba
umarmte sr ftatt feiner Satin bic
Strabenldterne.
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job's men Rnd - id fabte 2uno.
3 2ebmnnn's Hiete belt mir Stano.
oedlan."

BIN fpannt beim eriten Srcpfen
Sen 59irm,
[frisoiet, odb man 10 idlau 1T,
D trdgt i'm, neil man nd4 oben
nidt iisbt,
III lang, ipern Der 9immst fdon
blon lit.
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8erbIIffenoe aogit I.
Dirt: .Wie, Sic baben tsinen 9els
Ter @elo bel iid uno IaiIen Iid Gdns
lrbratsn p~orieben9"
3eetprensr: .glber. 0err Wirt,
bal bmmt bod nun auf ems bers
aus Il. oos einfuhfte 9uttsrbrot
bate i'd Sbnen ia aud nidi be5ub,
len fSnntn!"
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nglber Srib6en. On buit ia b,inube
ben bdlbsn Sudden uufgegef,n!"
ND Mamd, mir 1T aud gang
Idledt! @ber i'd pollt' bod nur ies
ben, OF Roiinsn brin fin6, unb %
6auerte es 70 LANCE Bis cine tum!""