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The Dickinson press., 1913-05-24
Attorney F. c. Hebron went to Bis
on Wedneday.


marck on Wednesday.
Repairing pumps and windmills; mills
set up or taken down. Geo. F. Thorn
son 42o Third Ave. W.-adv. 5-24-tf
Mrs. Valdemar lessen recently re-
turned from a trip east.
Anton Schlapmann had 100 acres
seeded before the rain.
G. o. Jahr has taken a position at
the city water works plant.
20 W. L. Richards returned Wednesday
morning from his trip to Texas.
Mrs. 7. H. Brien and son. Melvin.
came in from their ranch on Tuesday
evening.
T. J. Greene returned to Rochester
the first Of the week. He seems to be
improving under the Mayo treatment.
The rain delayed work several days
on the new Berringer block. The most
of the fottings were in and now the
workmen are laying up the foundation
walls.
Charles Lack, district salesman fol-
the Stacey Fruit Co., was in Dickin-
son this week looking for a house.
Mrs. Lack is in Minneapolis and they
have made up their minds that they
would like to ship their furniture tc
this city and commence housekeeping.
The Washington times., 1913-10-26
WALL PAPER

HARRISON & co.'s PAPERHANGERS AND
painters are picked experts who never fall
10 please. Lowest prices on papering. paint
ing or glazing. Ph. North 1873 for estL 10;
9th st. n. W. -
PAPERHASGING. 2oss less than other firms.
Phone Line 10. drop postal for estf.
mate. CHAS. R. HYSAN. 3c4 z. Cap. It
The Washington times., 1913-10-26
NOTICE TO LADIES
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

SCHMID'S Bird and Pet Stock Empsriun
THE HOME OF PETS'-csnarIss. Parrots
Cats. Dogs Monkeys. Rabbits. Guinea Pigs
Poultry. Gold Fish. AQuariums. Medicines for
-yery Ailment. Ask for new catalogue
Phone Main 24s1.
NORRIS BIRD AND PET sToRE-canaries.
parrots. dogs, cats. rabbits. guinea pigs
monkeys. white rats and mice. 2oldnsh. ana
Squariums. 3035 18th ST Col. 165- j.
The Washington times., 1913-10-26
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

HOUSE REPAIRING and jobbing OF al
kinds. estimates and plans free. r.
THOMPSON. Col Su2- Shop. Col. SIS le3l
Park road. -
The Washington times., 1913-10-26
CARPET CLEANING

CARPET SLEANl@i: sanitary pr ,c.ss; ais' as,
rug weaving OLD LAUREL. ECLlPsE'
Soe.uI 1osh St Q. W. Main ssst-N.
The Washington times., 1913-10-26

Beautiful Sr. and b. home in Petworth: hot
r water heat: large attic over entire house,
with double back porches. Rent only So 90.
18th st. Extended; large Sr. and b. corner
house: hot-water heat: hardwood floors
double concerted rear porches. This house is
comparatively new and in frst-class condi-
ton. Rent 1850
Third and Florida ave. N w: sr and b.
apartment: I'd floor: in first-class condition.
Rent $3.50.
The Washington times., 1913-10-26
HOUSE REPAIRING

PAPERHANGING. reduced rates: guaranteed
roof repairing and painting LACEY
HOUSE REPAIR CO.. COZ n. Y. ave. NJ $50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-29

that you would chose wisely to be done
brown this Gall. In spite of the
prophecy Of the National Tailors that
coats were all to be long or three.
quarters, abbreviated velvet boleros
and Etons still cling to filmy clad
shoulders and show also in the tailor
suits of heavy materials. Fairylike
indeed are the latest importation of
ephemeral blouses for coat suit wear,
and the frothy confections offered as
neck fixings are things of beauty but
hardly joys for ever as they are per-
ishable as thistledown-almost OF
sheerest net combined with handem-
broidered batiste or mousseline, baby
Irish, Valenciennes and net applique
they will transform your last years
suit or blouse nito up.to.date creation,
and Miss Cinderella with q limited
wardrobe may blossom out in as many
changes as a Princess of gowns galore.
That is, of course, IL Cinderella is q
clever needle woman for these lovely
neckthings are almost priceless in the
shops and yet can be easily and mex
pensively copied by amateurs at home.
This is Some Vest.
One lovely mousseline vest, haNd
embroidered and edged with frill of
Valciennes lace has an outstanding frill
of the same around the back of the
neck. A round collar of embroidered
batiste daintily edged with a picot
pleating Of net has revers of the same
One little vest Of tucked net is trimmed
down the front with tiny crochet but
tons between double frill Of narrow
val and is outlined with a wide fril
of net applique. It has a standing
collar of applique, But their diversity
is legion-there are collars round
square, flat, DoMidici, and no collar,
at all but Just the frill,
Exquisitely hand embroidered, pu
together with entrodoux, these daint,
accessories Of the modern Ewes toilet,
when bought at the shops are equal,
dear to the heart and pocketbook, an'
milady is sure to get it in the necl
and her bank account.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-29
YOUNG PEOPLE TO GIVE
FLYING SQUADRON RECEPTION

A party of Christian Endeavorers,
representing the Portland city union,
will visit Salem Saturday evening and
Sunday as the guests Of the Christian
Endeavor, Epworth League and b, Y.
p, U. societies, The purpose of this
meeting will be to bring inspiration
from outside workers to Salem, outlin.
ing the work that the local young pco-
pe might take up, in order to more
thoroughly perform the duties which
the young people of today are called
upon TO do in their several branches Of
church work. A reception win be given
the Portland Endeavorers at the First
NJ, f. church saturday evening at $3.50
including short program, and Sunday
afternoon at 8 p, m, there will be u
rousing union meeting of their different
societies at the Christian church.
All Of these visitors are active c, Il.
workers and many Of them good speak.
ers and they are very desirous that all
of the Young people of Salem shall
have the benefit of their knowledge in
the work,
This reception and meeting is given
by these different societies and they
viii give the visiting squadron hearty
welcome
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-29
Steamed Sweet Breads.

One pair of sweet breads, one table
spoonful of butter, a quarter of cup.
full of stock, salt and pepper. Put the
sweetbreads into cold water and bring
to the boil. Simmer for three min.
utes, then put the min basin of cold
water, to make them firm. Trim away
all gristle and fat, but do not remove
the skin. Spread the butter on a
plate, lay in the sweetbreads, add the
stock, salt and pepper. Cover and
steam 40 minutes. Garnish with water
cress and serve with white sauce.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-29
P. E. & E. SCHEDULE

Eugene, Ore, Aug. 29.-suP'd'''
ent Towner, of the P. Z. 4 E. x
in this city, today received iItn
traffic department Of the rold |.
tative schedule for the train ny
over the line to Corvallis on and y
September 4. The train Will I"
Corvallis at $3.50 a. M. every aE
will arrive in Eugene at lOiSl sV,
a. m. II will leave Eugene for '''l
lis at 2;30 o'clock p, M, and
there two hours later. Slight =
may be announced before n'N T.
day, but the above is pracll''V
rect.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-29
Little BObbie's Pa
By William F. Kirk

There was young man up to see Pa
g. Ma last mite, his naim is Blackstone
Smith. He jest left college & he is
going to be a lawyer, he doant know
wich town until he hears from all the
towns that is after him and then he
will pick out the town he likes best.
He was awful stuck up, he was the
stuckest up boy I ever seen. He is
twenty yeers oald & he thinks he is a
man, he called me littel shaver & sed
Poor boy, after he has climed the tree
of nollege at sum college he will know
the difficulties which us men has to
face.
Yes, I dare say, sed Pa, this Ginning
tree of nollege at college is sum sport,
Blackstone.
What a pretty naim, Blackstone, sed
Ma.
My parents knew was going to be
a lawyer, he sed, so they gaiv me the
naim of the greatest lawyer that ever
lived. It is a fitting naim for me don u
you think so7
Any first naim seems to fit Smith
pritty good, sed Pa. When are you
going to begin laying down the law to
the wurld7 Maybe my firm can swing
sum buziness yure way. Pa sed, if you
locate here in town. Ny firm is always
in trubble, Thay doant lissen to my
advice
shall be glad to straiten them out
after I start my office, sed Blackstone
Smith, That is shall endcavor to ad.
just, adiudicate, transact, perform 4
otherwise accomplish such legal acts
& deeds as you may then or at any
future time bring, fetch or cause to
be bmng or fetched to my office. OF
course shall expect suitable honor.
Orium, he sed.
A what1 sed Pa,
A sutabel honorarium, sed Black
stone Smith. A fee that is commcnsu-
rate with my skill 6 legal lore.
Oh that win be all right, sed Pa, !
will see that the firm pays you what
you are worth. That wuddent brake
my firm, sed Pa.
Are you going TO take any divorce
casesi
Not until have large staff of law
clerks, sed Blackstone Smith. Then ]
shall transact, perform, render & other
wise do any and all such services as
are connected or remotely connected
7, with any ackshun for a divoarse, sep
!, arashun, iuterlockatory decree or any
other form Of annumeut smashing &
rendering void Of the marriage state.
= I have some vary fine burbon here
scd Pa, wud you like littel dram
gill, hoot, snort, snifter, shot or sip Of
sed burbon as aforesaid, situated on
lhe northeast corner OF the southwest
quarter of the sideboard contingiou,
hereto' sed Pa.
, ] never drink, sed Blackstone Smith
|, | feel that owe it to my future client,
y TO stay sober.
I am afradc that yure future client,
will be lot soberer men than you are
a 'ed Pa, You doant want any honorium
Pa sed, what you want is sanitarium
y Then Blackstone Smith got kind Of
cool & pritty soon he went hOam.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-29
Steamed Lamb Chops.

Two lamb chops, one teaspoOnful Of
butter, seasoning Of salt and pepper,
Butter a plate or deep dish. Season
the chops lightly with salt and pepper.
Place them on the plate, put buttered
paper on the top and cover with an.
other plate or lid. Put this dish on
top of a saucepan of boiling water
and keep the water boiling underneath
Cook for about 40 minutes, turning
once. Serve with the liquid that
comes from the top, By this method
nothing is lost, and it will be found a
digestible way of cooking a chop,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-29
Tomatoes a la RENE.

Half acupful of cooked chopped
meat, half a cupful of boiled rice. one
tablespoonful of chopped parsley, three
quarters of a cupful of white sauce,
salt and red pepper to taste. Mix these
ingredients together. Scoop ont the
centers of four tomatoes and fill with
meat mixture. Place the tomatoes on
buttered plate, cover with a buttered
bowl and steam for 20 minutes. Serve
hot or cold, garnished with watercress.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-29

Why does glaze sometimes refuse to
adhere to chicken or meat7
The glaze slips off the meat because
it was made too hot, or it may be that
it is too thin, or sometimes if the
chicken or joint is particularly greasy
the glaze will not stick to it; in that
case wipe very thoroughly with dry
cloth or a piece of white paper first,
Remember the joint should be cold be.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-29
Meadow BrooI
Butter
Is appreciated by all ltlx
wives, irrespective Of class
Made by Marion Cteauey
fore it is brushed over with o. A

Why do cracks sometime sHg
the surface of meringue shelhl'
The meringue shells crack NH
the ,oven is too hot, On % ia
must the oven be too warm M
the meringues will quickly tals Y
and will puff more than Is n'sl
during the baking. Coarse @pipl
much sugar sprinkled over tAa "
CUES will cause them 10 tnss q
on the surface.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-29
Steamed Eggs.

Butetr a plate or an egg dish, break
six eggs into it and sprinkle them with
salt and pepper and plenty of grated
cheese Cover and steam until the
eggs are set. Sprinkle chopped parsley
over the top. Serve hot. Eggs cooked
this way will be very tasty.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-29
SOCIALISTS BARRED.
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE, I

Seattle, Aug 20,-superior Judge
Humphries today made permanent the
temporary order issued by him re.
straining Socialist orators from holding
street meetings in the area bounded by
Pike and Pine streets, West Lake
Boulvard and Fourth avenue. The
Judge assailed Mayor Cotterr. de.
nounced the Socialists and engaged in
arguments with persons in the audi.
ence who took issue with points in his
lecture to them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-29
SQUADS a la Florentine.

Clean two squads, then split hem
open. Lay them on thickly buttered
plate, sprinkle over with salt and pep.
per, cover with another buttered plate,
and steam until tender. Garnish with
olives. Serve hot with brown sauce.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-29
LITTLE THINGS A COOK LIKES TO
KNOW.

Why do my scrambled eggs Curdlei
Eggs curdle when they are cooked
too fast and too long, Stir the eggs
continuously over a slow fire unit
they are soft, creamy mass, just
thick enough not to flow off the crisr
hot buttered toast on which they arc
served.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-29

How can prevent pies from boil.
ing over when baking9
Fruit pies can be prevented from
boiling over if you add one tablespoon
full of cOrnstarch to the fruit, Sweeten
the fruit to taste, add the cornstsrch
and heat before adding the crust.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-29
Mapleine Ribbon Cake.

! cup sugar.
y cup butter.
2 cups milk.
34 cups flour.
teaspoon Mapleine.
heaping teaspoons Crescent Bak-
ing Powder.
Juice of half lemon.
teaspoon vanilla.
Cream butter and sugar, add gradu-
ally lemon juice and vanilla. Beat five
minutes. Stir sifted flour, baking
powder and milk into batter, add to
butter and sugar. Mix well and sepa
rate in two batters. Flavor one with
Mapleine. Bake in layers, fill and
cover with white icing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-29

and sprinkle over with salt and pep
per. Cover with another buttered
plate, or with the lid of a muffin dish
Lay over the top of a pan of boiling
water and steam for 40 minutes, or un.
til the chicken is tender. Serve on q
hot plate with the juice around the
chicken and a little mound of cooked
spinach on the SIDE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-29

What recognition is wanted for is to
borrow more money.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-29

The fit pleasures of youth become
misfits in after years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-29

Don't try to tell it all in one talk.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27

warten rnO 81 arbeitelt, penn lie
bofien burite, ant gnbe bieier 3eit
ieiile 2ieoe gemonllcn al baben.
9as INNER Ben mnterna6m,
fiibrte er 10 idnea ais moglid) aus,
ui,o beppr or iid ailf cine Smeite
Sauiiererreiie mafte, mar Der Same
Gabrielle @rep in Die Site Der Bog.
liiige eingetrager, Die Waoamc Sar.
courts Mnltalt beiud)ten. glnfangs
mar lie pielen Stid)eleien Hreis gege.
ben, lire @efGbrtinnen erfltnoigten
iid iiber @eburt uno Stano, nno oils
lie borten, lire Sante lei gtaberin
uno Ser lonoerbare, linfiide Wonn,
Ser lie ben eriten Gag bereefiibrt, Iei
ibr Better ilno ein Saiiiierer, beban.
belten lie Gabrielle peradtlif ulo
lahten iiber hire einfade aleiolng.
God barllm befiimmerte iid 60
brielc nid)t. 9htr elm @eoanfe, MIR
elm @efiibl bclebte lie, ibr 3iel mar,
ans iih etipas 81 MAIDEN, aitf Dob
GrnIt Hopmono lid ibrer nid]t 81
id)Gmen bralid)e unb besbalb Itnoirte
lie Gag mo Nadt. uto gerpan1 gols
oene 2orbecren nnb eriuorb lid bulb
oic slhtrng mo 2iebe ibrer &c.
i1brtinncn, Die menig abnten, oaB ie
Die Grbin bon unltennbarem Geid).
tblm lei.
so peritrid) Ser Sonmer nib Gin
Jbcil ocs SerbltcS, mtb ais am Gnoe
oes Semeitcrs Die Yriifung fam, mar
Gabrielle Die critic i'll ibrer 2lalle, be-
itanb ibr Gramcn 10 gl1n5cno mn
crbiclt 10 picle 2obeserhcbungen, 0of
Ben, Der ompcieno ipnr, lid) Dor
Sreiloc folim meDr folnte lrlo icil,
@crgniisci. mic gcw0bnlid, Ourd
Sbr6nen fitnogob.
Son oieier ;3eit al mad,tc Ga
briele roidc tSortihrittc. JIG wrll
ocrte iid) oft ie!bit, mic cs ibr mDg.
lid lei, nm 10 id}ne1 81 lernen, 0c
lie bod iriibcr on 9iid)crn mcnil
Srcuoc sebabt bate. Soffnungcn an
frobes Grmorten oeiicn lpas lie IN Oel
3lifnnit nod 81 erreid)en Oadte, biel
ten lie niired)t unb balien ibr oil
aeiiti9e Iultrengmg crtraaen, oil
ionit pieaeid)t lire @eiunObeit ser
riittet bate. Nad) mo mad, perlol
lid aild) Der nugenbe Shmcr5 in
Screen; lie gcruonn theilwciic ibr'
i friibcre Sroblidfeit wieOer, 10 bal
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27
t3. s. opitcl.
Blanc.

Gabrielle inB an %tSeniter ibres flei-
men 3immers mo blifte biiirnter III
Dos geifGftigc 5reiben in bel
StroBcu; lie bud)tc. pie 10 garS per-
ihieocn ibr nm New Dorf erifiene
gcgct Ben trallrigei Gag, an Dem lie
Den SrooOmap entlang gegangen mo
5n iterben geniiniht bate. Num
mor lie oil ben SGrm Ger Staot &C.
rp0hnt mo oas HoQcn Der @agen
itorte lie niht mcbr mie iriiher. bod
ncgtc nod inrnlcr. Der nlte Sd)ner5
on ihrclu Scr5cn Der %rlhclolc, lebrls
iidc NlulIh bon Der Seimoth 81 30.
ren. 5ii criabrcn. oh hire Sefiird)tilt.
gen lid, bcitGtigen miirocn.
Sic hattie sic Gage bon 9en'S slb-
mcicuhcit ac5Ghlt mo miiBtc. oaB er
nlln 6ulo heimfpmmcl miirbe. Gent
nod crmGrtetc lie i'm bcllte nod
llidlt. bcod)tctc oorlim meocr Die
idNpcrcn Critic oiti Der Srcppe, nod
boS anorrcn Der Sbiirc; ols aber
Mrs. 9lrt mlSricf: Benjamin
SSrontlin. 100 fpnlmit Gu hc,?"
ipruuq lie uui uno I'M nGd,iten alil-
gcnblid rcid)tc lie ibm beibc SGloe.
Schuiildtig inrid)cnb blidtc tic
i'm al. begicrig mo lid Oennod)
iilrdtcno, Die 10 acwidtige Sraec an
ihn ~ ~Itcllet.
o9iit III BORT %gelueien?" Ioetc tic
cn0lid,.
80, mcir Sogeld)er. ia, id) mar
in Hchitonc Snl ulb babe Den gan
sen 9tuoel Neger gcieben. Gieier
Snib iii Elm lonoerbarer aali5. fonntt
ibu ebcnir neniq periteben. ais bdttt
er cine ircnloc Spradle g%eiprod,en.
o9l6cr Grnit! Sait III i'm aeic
ben: llnO lit er-c. Ben, iogc mir
mas On WelBt, oas, mas ih 5unafl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27

Srcunoihnft nit Siabello ST. oid
miro, neroc id) linn cirlen @inf 5ltr
redlten 3eit geben. Sic wollcn oll
ben &ilbion iii Ole friiberc %s4obnu1g
jiebc,l, mie id, Dir aeidgt, lnto eS
fam leid,t iein, Dab Iii ibnl cincs
Id)oner Cages anf Der Strabc be
gcgnelt."
% neill, boa boffe id) nid,t, ne
nigitcns nift, bcpor Die 3cit, ron Der
III geiprod,cn. Da lit" lagte ga.
bricle, Die id,on uniiua, frellbiger
ltnb hoiflnngspollcr IN Die 3ilfltnft
SIT blidcn. Sic selobte iih eifrig
mo raid 5u lcrncr, nnb melin man
JIG nlir fir biibid,. oocr nclligitctS
fiir nltgcncbm crfl1rte, 10 pollte JIG
,tfrieocn icirL ober bns fiird)tcte tic,
lei chen lunloalid.
Sic prlBtc nid)t, Dab, mic 9cn &c.
iagt, Die ihmere &ratfbeit Den
8rllto acleat, hattie sit cillcr piel 'eis
llercn S%d)enbeit, ais tic lonlt Ie err
langt babelt Dilrbc.
Sbr gar5rr aorperbau ihicn iif
ucr1nOert su boben tino nun, oa
!lcue &oiinlna lie belebt, wllrbe lie
taglid) ltarfer, %bliibenber mo oa.
ourd alid) biibider. Sic fonnte ME
gnil5 ben Shinnpi pergeiien, ben ibr
Grnit oi,rd, oas, mas tic BON ibnt &c.
id,rieben glollbte, angetbonL aber ibre
2iebe 81 linn ibien itarf geniig, es
limit Sii pergeben, ia ioear Sabre 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27

ben, unO 81 iagen, lie pergebe Sbnen
ale lire Siln0en, nn0 lie hoffe, oaB
lie iih balo nieoer perbeiratben mir.
Den. gf, es miirbe ibr SerS erfrent
baben, lie 10 mie cine Seilige reoelt
81 boren. Sd bate friiber geihrie.
ben, MIR binberte mid ibre &rdut.
belt, mid, 3u elmer Meiie auf5uma.
hen, Oenn ih mill SIT meinem ein5i.
gen 9ruoer gebeli, Der in Shottlaro
lebt, uno mar fait fertig. ais Ga.
brielc franf mllrbe; bate lie aelcbt,
10 ware lie SIT Sbnen 5uriifeefebrt,
CLAUDE ih, utlb MIN. ba lie toot lit,
meroe ih bas Sdiff bemiten. oas
morgen 9tadt abgebt, JOINT ipiirbe i1
Sic bitten, ber5ufomnen nno 81
Ieben, no lie geltorben II. |. ~. Sd
madte ibr ales 10 beauem oils moa-
lid mo boffe, bob es Sbnen niht ar
idpper fallen miro, oa Der ZOO oas
Coos Des Wenihet lit.
Sd bin Sbre nntertb1niglte Die.
merlin, Sorab Green"
Gut" iprah @noolpb. uadoem
err Den Yrief iiberleien. .0as be.
riibrt M0es rnb sibt linn bod ,feinellA
IufihluB. fals er nod Aep Dorf
fommen iolte. Sd CLAUDE, id bobe
allies 3ipeifelbafte, odS i'm 5t einer
gntoednng oeS Wadnperfes fiibren
fonnte, gliidlib beieitigt. gr peiB,
oab Gabrielle i'm niht betriget mir +;
De, nnb miro Die alte Mrs. Green fir
cine quite fromme Seele balten,
meld)e. Die G~eritorbenc nit Saffran.
Sbee iibcrifiittete, iino fir elm an.
itGnoiges 9eer1bniB iorate. gr miro /,
ldon lanae noh ibrem @rab berant.
iagen, penn CT ben @eriuf ilber.
baipt madt. ltebrigens pirb er
| 5ienilih frob ieir, lid fret ST. wiiIcn,
oenn nod Iqenl, mas i'd aebprt.
liehte or lie nid]t beipnoers, nno III
menieer ocnu ichs @ofen miro er
iid) nit Isabella pcrloben. Sd) mill
a6er alf Der Spur iciiL mill lie &c.
nan beobad,ten, uto luern Der Gag
Der 5rauula beitintnlt lit mo Ole
Sod5citsadltc p"eriamnelt limo; miro
Giner nnsebeten beim Seite rridei.
men, mo Die @elfid)te, Die oieier III.
gebetenc @nit er5dblen fann, miro Die
Itol5e Sd)onbeit IN Den Stailb oemii.
tbigcn. Gr miro ibr iaaeu, Dab Der
Brief cine Grfinoung lit, Dab Ga.
briele 2inoiep lebt irllb Grnlt Hops
mono, menn er cine auoere Sroll
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