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Newark post., 1914-02-11

the upper part Of the State, where
Inning has not been generally prac-
tlced, the surface soil to the depth
OF 8 inches requires nearly double
the quantity of lime required by
the subsoil extending from eight to
sixteen inches. In spite of the
greater lime requirement Of the
surface s inches Of these heavier
soils, this surface contains prac-
tically all the beneficial organisms.
This condition is caused by rapid
decrease in the amount of humus
(organic matter) in the soil, the
surface soil containing from three
to four times as much as the sub
soil. Lack of aeration and proper
drainage, together with the failure
to use deep-rooting legumes such as
alfalfa, tends to make the subsoils
Of our heavier lands low in benefic-
ial organisms. The lighter soils Of
Kent and Sussex occasionally have
as good bacterial fora in the sub
soil (S inches to 16 inches) as they
have in the surface soil Cup to a
depth of 8 inches), moreover, the
amount of humus in these subsolls
more nearly approaches that i'll the
surface soil. This closer relation
ship Of humus in the surface and
subsoil is caused by the better aer-
alton and more open texture OF
these soils, together with the deeper
roofing systems Of the crops grown
thereon.
Newark post., 1914-02-11
Real Estate News

S. K. Chambers has sold for Mrs.
Annie Greenfield her farm OF sixty
two acres, south of West Grove on
the Kemblesville road, to Dutfield
A. Pennington, who, with his fam
ilv will take possession April first.
Mrs. Greenfield will probably re-
side with relatives after a trip
West
Edw. Kelley and wife have sold
their farm of eighty-two acres,
south of West Grove, to ). Robert
McMahon of Landenburg. rms IN
teresting old homestead is known
as the Daniel Lukens farm ana IS
one of the best in the locality; form,
]y the West Grove Boarding ochool
founded by Thomas Conrad, VINO
afterwards moved the school TO the
large brick house on Harmony
Road. West Grove, now owned cN o.,
Morris Jones. Mr.. McMahon VIII
move there from the farm ne mas
occupied, which S. K. Chambers re-
Gently sold to Mr.. Kee. me SAFE
was made by S. X. Chambers.
Newark post., 1914-02-11
SOCIAL. NOTES

Mrs. Raymond Reed was hostess
at Auction last Thursday after
noon. The guests were, Mrs. Hos
singer. Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Daw-
son. Mrs. Herman, Mrs. Cam, Mrs.
Houghton. Mrs. Dutton, Mrs. Hay
ward, Mrs. Cooch, Miss Harter,
Miss Brewer, Mrs. J. P. Wilson,
Mrs. G.. b. Evans. Mrs. Preston,
Mrs. Whittier, and Mrs. w. II.
Evans.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson entertain
ed two tables of Auction on Friday
afternoon at "Oaklands. Those
who played were Mrs. Whiting,
ham. Miss Maxwell. Mrs. Thomp,
son. Mrs. Dawson, Miss Hossinger
Mrs. {. B. Evans, Mrs. E. w
COoch. and Mrs. J. H. Hossinger.
Miss Maxwell entertained tive
tables of Auction on Tuesday after
noon.
Lieut.. c. G.. Hermann and fam
lily have been spending a week a
Ridley Park. the guests of Mrs
Herman s parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Pomeroy.
The Cooch s Bridge Chapter, ID
A. R., was entertained on Saturday
afternoon by Mrs. Harry Hayward
at the College Farm.
Newark post., 1914-02-11
Amateur Theatrical
At Christiana

Two playlets, "a Love of a
Bonnet and "Six Cups of Choco-
late", will be given in Institute
Hall, Christiana, on Thursday
evening for the benefit Of the
Christiana Presbyterian Sunday
School. Among those who will take
part in the plays are, Mrs. Thomas
Appleby, Miss Elsie Webber, Mrs.
F. B. Eastburn, Mrs. Oliver Roth
well, Miss Sara Appleby, Mrs. J. B.
Eastburp, Miss Elizabeth Stroud.
Miss Marion Lee, Miss Dorothy
Green and Miss jeanette Durand
ARTICLE 20
Newark post., 1914-02-11
NEW CENTURY CLUB

At the club meeting on Monday
afternoon, after routine business
had been translated, Mrs. Harry
Hayward announced an all-day
meeting of the Education Commit
tee, of which she is chairman, to be
held at her home on Friday, Feb
ruary l3. She invited all club
members to come to the afternoon
session to meet Miss Winifred
Robinson, Dean of the new College.
Mrs. Z. w. Dawson and Mrs. II.
L. Richards gave reports of Home
Economics Day" in Wilmington,
the day proving both profitable
and enjoyable.
Miss Frances Hurd reported hav-
ing had a very delightful visit with
the Middletown club upon the oc-
casion Of it's birthday anniversary.
The program for the afternoon
was in charge Of Mrs. G. O. Hough-
ton, and opened with solo render,
ed by Mrs. J. P. Cam in her usual
pleasing manner, accompanied by
Miss Nellie Wilson. Mrs. Hough-
ton read an interesting and thor
oughly practical paper upon 'Edu-
catonal and Civic Needs OF New
ark" She took as her text =,
Mature has given woman so much
power that the law has given hel
very little" and then proceeded te
outline the many things the wom
en- OF our club may do to make 3
better and a cleaner Newark. a
spirited discussion Of the sugges
uons offered followed the reading
OF the paper, and it was decided tt
,oegm definite action at once, IN a.
least one direction. The civic com
milttee, backed by the entire CLUB
', VIII start Immediately upon pub
hclty campaign against the pestlf
srEus ere housefy, aiming to achieve {
Hyless community.
The members of the club arr
anxious to have music taught in th'
scnHools, but the question OF ways
ana means must be carefully con
sluered before it can become an ac
complished fact.
Eleanor E. Todd,
Press Correspondent
Newark post., 1914-02-11

"Wash Day has got to be- says
the woman Of the house. But III
this instance we can safely contra
dict her without her sparring for
the last word in the argument.
No, it not the usual Commercial
Laundry that washes the clothes i'll
one tub, wrings all the buttons off.
It's a regular Wash Day without
the mess and fuss. It's Wash Day
out Of sight.
Now we never did much family
washing except when we were be-
fore the mast, but we know what
Wash Day is and this looks good
enough to call it to the attention Of
Newark readers.
The Snow White Family Wash
Laundry Company, backed by VIM.
P. White, citizen-at-large in Will
mington, has been organized. And
this is the way it is done:
l. Clothes separated in Linger-
les. white and colored clothes
2. Separate Tubs for every wash.
3. Five minutes in cold water.
4. Boiling water, 212 degrees live
steam-hot suds for 80 minutes.
5. Live steam, Is minutes.
6. Cold water, 5 minutes rinsing.
7. Blue, 5 minutes for whiting.
8. No caustics or bleaches used.
9. For laces and delicate white
goods, msh bags are used.
10. No wringing buttons off.
A patented Extractor is used.
This is a perforated circular basin.
The clothes are put in this. With
revolution of II 1000 per minute.
the water is extracted without
strain or injury to the clothing.
II. Wash delivered next day
ready for ironing.
Il. Wash Day Worries gone
Sunny jim smiles even without his
Force, and the cost-less than hav
? ing it done by the Wash Woman.
This is worthy of your attention
and we are urging Newark Service
Do you want it?
Newark post., 1914-02-11
High School Boys
Organize Ball Team

Newark High School boys have
organized base ball team for the
coming season with Harry Green,
captain; George Longland, secre-
tary and treasurer, and Knowles
Bowen, manager The season will
open here Saturday, April 4 and
will close with Dover at Dover, May
80. Among the clubs that games
have been arranged with are, du
Pont High School, Norristown
High School, Oxford High, Chester
High, Smyrna High and Dover
High. This will make the strongest
schedule that the local baseball
team has ever had.
Newark post., 1914-02-11
BUYS Truck Farm

NJ. B. seydell, large fruit and
trnck grower of Milford has pur.
ahasad the farm Of Forrest Lovett
near McClellandsville. Mr.. Sey-
dell will take possession about the tn
Srst @ Of March. He will devote ms
t;n,e to fruit and truck exclusively
The T deal was handled by 5. M.
Donnell Consideration not mao mace
nnhIic. Mr.. Seydell came to Dela-
ware several years ago from 'he
West.
Newark post., 1914-02-11
STUDYING SOILS
OF DELAWARE
Station Men At Work On
Problem

;o,nav Of the Delaware College TX
loiosy :, ant NJ Station is making study
pc PEI the soils of the three counties Oh
the State for the purpose seq o. ,'' the
1nl,l's mn rseo,irement and the bacterial
anra 4,lns # has been found that the e
heavier soils of New Castle l1arI aa,,ble @
Ihat l,mt Of ,fi the lighter soils of Kent 4 :
a,a' INA Sussex. S In the heavier SOILS OIL
Newark post., 1914-02-11
PERSONALS

Miss Marian Harrington and
,rrS William Murphy of Farming
tnn m are the guests Of Mrs H. L.
Bonham.
Miss Elizabeth Wright of Bryn
uawr, spent the weekend at her
home in Newark.
Miss Reba Storey Of New Lon
don Pa. was the recent guest OF
thq Misses Wilson.
Miss Elizabeth Smithers of Will
mington was the guest OF Mrs. G.
A Short on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ross Martin
Of Washington, d. c., spent the
wapk-end with Prof. and Mrs. G.
I, Penny. Mr.. Martin, an alum
ms of Delaware College, is now
nay-director in the navy depart,
ment, Washington.
Joseph Derrickson of Milltown
who has been spending the winter
in Florida as has been his custom
for several years, is seriously i'll IL
Miami. William Derrickson, broth
er, is now with him.
Leonard Lilley Of st. Davids, Pa
spent the weekend with his aunt
Miss Emma Lilley.
Miss Eliza B. Messick, of Bridge
vile. Miss Alice Morgan, of Seafort
are the guests Of Mrs. H. "A. Nor
gan West Main street.
Miss Ruby Young of Wilson, n
C.. has been the guest of Miss Mar
ion Campbell.
H. R. Tyson left Tuesday for
business trip south as far as Allan
ia, Ga.
Miss Mcclure of Brooklyn, n. Y
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Vic
tor Willis.
Newark post., 1914-02-11
Missionary Meeting

The Newark auxiliary of the Wo-
mans Home Missionary Society of
the M. E. church will meet in the S.
s: room, Thursday, Feb. IL, at 2.3O
o'clock. The ladies of the church
are invited to attend.
Newark post., 1914-02-11
Engagement Announced

John Nivin, well-known granger
living north Of town, is receiving
congratulations upon the announce
ment Of his engagement to Miss
Hattie Townsend Of Newark, N. j.,
daughter Of the late Solomon Town
send Of Strickersville, Pa. Reports
declare the wedding day near at
hand.
Newark post., 1914-02-11
Live Stock Brings Good Price

Two pairs of mules owned by
Emmanuel Fraser, were sold at
public sale last Thursday afternoon
TO Charles Jester of Wilmington,
for $500. One pair brought $3.50
and the other $195.
Newark post., 1914-02-11
Historical Lecture On Fridav

President Edwin Erie Sparks, of
State College, Pa, whose lecture on
Abraham Lincoln, is so pleasantly
remembered by many in Newark,
will lecture in the Oratory this
coming Friday evening, February
13, on George Washington. The
public is cordially invited.
Newark post., 1914-02-11
No More Wash Day
Blue Monday Gone

Wash Day and Blue Monday
no explanation is needed. Every
one knows what they are and the
least discussion the better family
relations there will be.
Newark post., 1914-02-11

Delaware City's ordinance re-
quiring tramps to be put to work
has caused them to steer clear OF
that town. (The Prayer answered. }
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04
v3eas Nr. 12".

Srau GaiGaur bat 3sae go. IL be-
5ogsn, bic beriihmte npiitole" bes pas
riier Saints s@efdnsniiIss, jsnss
9smat, bus fdon 70 piele SslOinnen
BON SeniationsDramen bss Barrier
2ebens bsberberst bat, bic, pie Der
ngaulOis" idreibt, "2urus3eue", be-
rem getpobnerin als Die ,piItoliere"
bic b06iten 9ersiinitisunsen senisbt,
bic Sas @sfdnsniB bietet. Die npis
itole No. II" lit freili9 tein intimsr
Salon. Sic lisst i'm eritsn Stodpert,
i'm abseIsgeniten unD itiGitsn She'll
bes @efdngniifes, mo fein 2Grm unb
feline @erGuife bic Selbftbstra9tuns
gen Der npiitoliere" it0rsn. 3tpei grobe
5eniter lafen Oas Simmslsli9t in Elm
3immer, bas BEL elmer 8reite DON bier
Wleter niht peniser als a9t Wster
lang lit. Die ginri9tung lit aen0bng
lid DON fpartanif6er Strsnee: in Ell
mem Wintel itebt bic eiIsrne gettiteue,
Elm Waf6nopf, am 8oben elm rot6er
Sbcnfrus, Elm elmer, Elm Strobttubl,
ein tleiner Gii9entii9 unb Elm fleiner
Diem. Sas 9ett birst sfpei Wlatrasen,
Elm &opftifen uno eine brdune WoQs
oets, mi. man fie in 4aisrnen porfins
bet. Das If bic GinriHtuuS DON 3sae
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04

tauffe iih einen RepoIpsr unb paBte
ffarf alf. Gines 9aaes traf sr bic
treuloIe Satin am 2lrm ihrss 2ieb.
habsrs miiten auf einem .bslsbtsn
goulspnto. Sbne duf bic pieltn
Wsnitsn hin iih Der su afteH. rib Der
9etroasns in idbem 3orn btn Repol.
per aug Der 5afhe unb feuerte blinds
linas auf bas abnlmaslos Ilitfudns
belnbe qaar. Die &uasl DsrfshItt
ibr 3i.l unb i'm ndfiten 4usenb!id
fiihlis Der giferfiihtiae iih BON Der.
ben sFduI!sn erariffen. gr fpis aud
bic b.ibsn gsrlisbten. bic iebr bsitiirat
breinid,agten, mnBten nun aur poli.
aeiiuadr. 6ier oeftab bann etipas
51hit Werfpiirbiaes. Der Gelie6te
bes ipantelmiittiaen Weibes ndberle
iid pl0Blif bem finiisrblidsnbsn Gbss
mann. reihte ibm elm Siinffrantitiid
unb iaate in mitIsioiasm 5on: r6isr,
nehnen sic bas. ich bin eSsbnen nift
boie ipeasn bss SfntiIss.r Oas gt.
fidt bes bsleibiaten gniien heIlte iih
auf. unb aufrisbsn iiedt, or bas @slb
sin. Sebt ipurbe aud bic frau Ieben.
pia. iFlebsntlih bat re, man m0ae
ibreu Mann nidt Der ;sr.ibeit btrau-
ben. feline Sdnbluna i.i bod bearsif.
Iidb unb entidulbbar. sbrem 0erlans
aen ipurbe isbod5 nidt sntiprohen;
man srlaubis ihr iepOh. ben Gatten
i'm 0efGHaHib su beiuGsn.
Suianns Sbisn. Die Dittps bes
Eoriptgiifsn Oifisrs iinb Dramati
fers Ssnrit Sbfen, III am Ursitas ID
Gbriitiania. NOrpsgtn, asitorbsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04

etpos bonn SoI5. ueber bic
Notbpenoigteit bes SalSpsrbrauhs,
Der Sal38utbat 3ur Rabrung oes
gleniden i6panit bas urtkiI nod
immer bin unb ber. Die Sbatiade,
Dab Sbiere bas Sab iebr Iisbsn unb
germ oapon Ieden, ia, bab es BEN
Staabieb b69it 8utrGsIi6 erf6eint,
oeutet pObI barauf bin, bab audi Der
Wlenf4 uripriinglid ii9 bon bem
3ungentibel, ben 6as Sal5 oeruriadt,
babe bsite4sn Iuiien, uHb bab bieiss
bann mad unb nad fir ibn 3u elmer
gei6dBten gsitbat Der Speifen eeipors
ben 1T - bon benz meoi3iniIhen
Wertb bes audiulass gang abgeieben.
Qber oemgsseniibsr gibt es nod ganse
@olter, bic .bas Sul5 gar ni6t fen.
nen ooer es Derabiheuen, Ioipie pitle
ein5eIne Weni6en, bic ss gang unb oar
ni4t mOeen. go sraGblt @ilbialmur
StefanIon, Der 5iibrsr Der :anabiI6en
NorbppleIpebition, oeHen triibielige
unfdlIe Dor tur5sm bic lebbafteitsn
Spmpatbien Der sansen Wslt erireds
ten, bab er ii6 auf isinsn 5abrten bes
Sal5genuiIes D0Ilis entip0bnt babe. Gr
gebt iogar 70 ipeit, ods Sals Elm nars
totiffes Gift gu nennen. 5reilicb, ii1
Den SulSgenuB ub5usep0bnen, lei
ebenIo i6tper lpie oas Gau9en, ga
bdttauen ober S6nupfen 3u laiIen.
aber ipsnn man .inmoI erjt einen Mos
nat pbns Sab ausgstommen 1T, 70
empfinbet man ben 6rGngenosn Suns
ger buna6 gar ni6t ms6r. ga, nat
ldnSerer 3sit Der ahseip0bnuns ma6t
man pl0Blif bic Gntbedung, oab
Speiisn obne SalS melt beFsr fhmss
den, unb odb in Sol3paFer aeto4tes
5leifd einem brett Sutpiosr 1T. gei
ben un5ioiliiirtsn Gsiimos 1T bic 9lb.
neisung ge9en bas SalS 70 ausge,
prdgt, oaB Der leifefts Gal3gsI6mad
in Speiien, ben mir nod gar nidt
pabrnebmen tOnnten, bieisn 2eutea
f9on lln6ebagen peruria1en piirbs.
limb bier mar ss" 70 plaubert
StefdnsfeH ihmunaelnb ipeiter
mo i9 ben eigentli6en Wert6 bes
Sal5.s tennen lsrnts. Die gstimos
fino uamIid unsebeusrlifs SreiI.r
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unO t0nnsn sinen als gdfte eerabe3u
arm eiIen. gsionbSs bic .gIonben
Gstimos" ON Goronation= @oIf baben
mir bomit arg 5useIeBt. SD ma8te
mir baber ibreu WiberfpiIlsn gsoen
SoI3 eeb0rig 5unube. fam nGmlid
eins S4or bisisr Greifsr 5u mir nnb
ma4te Miene, lei mir mabl5siisn 5u
ipollen, 10 bate ih nihts ipeiisr 3u
thun, als ben Speiien Sos tIeinite bib.
den Sul5 bin3u3utbun. 0a i5ittel,
ten Tie ii9 pie i'm Sieber unb liefen
bapon. 90 puroe i6 iis los, obns bas
@aitre4t ssgen lie 5u DerleBsn. es
mar b0dii luitis, gu ieben, mi. fold
elm @ait. tpenn er bas SaI5 fdmedts,
iid plDsli6 bsiann, baB er mad Suufs
miiiie. no feline Sqlatp nit Dem Wits
tassien uuf ibH marie"
Wl o bes &orifaturen. Die
'boshafteite @erb0bnuna Der asasnpdr.
tiuen eraentriiden Mobsn bat iid Der
betannts Barrier &aritaturenaei9ner
Sem" in Der lebten Sonntaasauss
aabe bes sournal aeleiitet. .Sn ae.
rabeau aenialer Dsiis felt Der riids
ii6tsloIe SpGtter bic Wobefilapinnen
BON bsuts als rieiiee sSnietten. adfer
unb Haupen bin. limb in Der Shat
aeiat Die auaenbIidli6e Silbouetts cine
perbliiffenos 9tebnlihfeii NIT bieism
@etbier. Die untsr furasu aoItiim.
laden gum 9orihtin fommenbsn obs
oerunbeten Rodaarnirunaen. 8lufen.
i6Dke ober 5uniien Iaiien iih pbne
allau reide pbantafie nit &GferfliipeIn
peraleifen. Fralien NIT ausseprdes
tenn SdDnbeitsiinn iperben an berar.
tiaep. Mobenarrbeiten ieIten @efalIen
finben unb iid nidt baau berasbsn,
9oiletten au traaen bic bem Senids
tionsbebiirfniB zines Barrier &leibsr.
fiinitlers sntiprunaen finb. Die pafs
lion fir bas 9iaarre iinb ausaeipro.
den unif0ne tonn nnm1aIih nod,
ldnoe nnOauern. .Wobeipnbniinn" Bee
aeihnet lie isbr rihtia Der iatirifrheI
S6Dpfer Der famoTen sSournai.GarisI
taturen. in beneH anh manhes Mo.
bebdm6en bissfeits Der Dpaffsn itr
astrsuss Gb.n5iIb eritnntn i5nnts.
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Ho. II, ipenn teins n8eriibmtbsit4 iie
beppbnt. 9lber nit Hans unb Stano
Der SniaiIin psrGnbsrn fi9 bic Ginz
aelbeiten. Sir Srau Gaillaur bat man
es an fleinen 9lufmertiamfeiten, tpie
elm @efdn9niB Tie bieten lam. ni6t
feblen lahen. lleber ben 8oben breis
tete man Seppide, auf ben fleinen
Sii6 Ite1te man cine WaHertaraffe
nit 6las unb cine biibide freunblide
fleine petrolellmlampe. Die nnfreunos
lid,e braune Wolbede tes gettes err
febte man bur9 cine mollig ipei6e
ameritaniiGe gsitbede BON lidter
firfdrotber 5arbe. IS 1T bieielbe
gettbede, Die bsreits Der 5rdn Steins
bell i'm Dinter 1908 9 biente. Den
drmliden guBeiiernen Diem Idaffts
man fort, brddte an leiner Statt einen
5apenceOfen, Der luitis branttr, als
Srau Gaillaur ben Roum betrat, in
bem ppr ibr idon 10 piele nit ben @ez
IeBen in aonflitt eerafben: Srauen
hauiten: 2puiie WliheI, bic 9lnar=
6iitin Rirette Maitrsjsam uno Sbes
refe Sumbert, sulebt nod bic
Ntme. Stcinbeil. Seit jeber senieben
Die 9eipobnerinnen Der AsiitoIe gto.
~ acknowledgement iinb iie bod
gleid,iam bie Brimaoonten bes 8e,
i6neniiies. 9iitoliere lit Die @eian.
gene, Die iid ieIbit unterbdlt, Die
Eiitolcn, @oIbOufaten beiist gtie
idbrt sic EiitoIiere i'm geluobnlih,u
@efangenpagen Ben ole onbcreu
SSSnioiiinnen bes Sauies benilten
miiiicn, ius @eri6tsgeb1loe; Die
8iitoIiere iibrt 9roidfe un0 beutsu-
tagc 9IiItomobil. Gas Giien l1Bt lie
lid aus Dem Jieltallrant fommen;
6rau GailIaur be5ie6t lire leiblidc
9tabrlmg an eriteu Gage lieB lie
lid mittags aotelettes pom Grill, @e'
miiie ino Sbit ierpieren- ans einem
bonn 9ouIepnro lfagenta.
0ns 9lenlement oes Snint.9a5arc.
@ef6naniBbeamtcn bringen go. II
fangeneu biirien feincrlei 9eilld)e em-
piangen, meNer gater, nod Wiltter,
nod Sobn: cin5ig ino aIIein ibr
bat 3utritt. gsltr ole
Biitoliere BON gto. II geniebt Bor.
redlte; 6rml GuiIlnur lit es aeitattet,
tdglId) i5rc nlreften @ertpanoten, III. 1
rem 9lr3t lno natiirli6 ibrel slmpaIt
Ino ociicn Setretdr 5u empiangeu.
g2in Die 9eruobnerin bon ytr. II ein
penig i'm aorrioor umbergeben, 10
'rboltcn ole anoeren Geiangenen TO-
iorI 0cE gefebl, auf 6eitInlmte 3eit
oIeicu Sang nidt 81 poiiieren. Gie
,SeiangniBbeanlten brinBen 9tr. -
tets einc ettuas pim0erlihe gereb.
,lng entacgen, Die oSeriibmtbeit"
)es Soaules leioet ME al einem Wans
IeI on bofIifer gebanolung. Cine
Ielp0Dnlidc 8eIangene bari feline I
9Iilmcn ba6en, bctritt lie nit einem
.leinen 8ciIhenitrauB an Der Saillc
Soint.Sa5dre, 10 nebmen ibr Die
ASdrter ioiort ben glumenihmud
ID: oas Heglrment uerbietet glumen.
Illein in Die SSiitole go. t2 Deroen
'ft arObe RoienitrGlBe uno Srd,i.
gebrnht lno Die @e.
angene farn lpenn lie 8buntaiie bat.
if IN Die gaitiae periest pabnen.
ran Gnillallr aeliieBt nod cine be. :
onoere 8ergiInitiaung. Gas RegIc. :
rent beitimmt, haB jebe 3eae oumin.
eit 5pei Geianaene entbaIten miiiic.
yrau Steinbeil tbeilte 9to7 II nit !
er @hirrIIi, Der lie i'm 9alie Der
}elt gar oft ibr Serj ausidiittete.
yrau Gaillaur lit feiner lmmiqfom.
1enen @efeaidcit nuseeiett: iie Bat
as Eriofeg, Die 9iitoIe geo. -
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ten. nnb bod ibien es nlitunter, ala
fretle er pieber unter uns.
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Sm s.rfaHfen-g gerId,ieoenes.

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Der mitleibias gebens
buhler. Cine merftpiirbias Sasns
ipielte fih bieier Gage in patis BEL
bsr 9erbdfiuna zines Repolperbslben.
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Gin Wann nm IN eiHem eeihiiGn al arbdr
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@remen cir. 2-ik
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Gutes bemfdbes mldbhen fir urfiairs.gIrbeii.
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