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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-02-19
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bodiker ane
baby and Mrs. Rowe, of Westport
were In the city Monday, on their way
to Rochester, Mimi,
Miss Pearl Bunker, a teacher in the
public schools at Browerville, came
down Saturday noon and spent SUM-
, day here with her parents.
F. B. Nutting came up from St
Paul Saturday night and spent Sun
day here with his family, leaving on
the evening flyer for Crookston.
Fred Deters returned home Monday
evening from Mud-Baden, Jordan
Mimi, where he has been for the past
month taking the mud-bath treatment.
Miss Sarah Walker returned to
Park Rapids Friday noon after a
weeks visit here with her sisters, Mrs,
Chas. Willard and Miss Minnie Walk
er.
Miss Eureka Ekbald visited in the
city between trains on Monday, while
enroute from her home at Evansville
to her school duties at Kensington,
Mimi
Miss Ida Albrecht, who is teaching
In this vicinity, returned here Satur-
day from Long Prairie where she at
tended the teachers meeting at that
place.
Miss Mable Lee came home from
st. Paul Tuesday evening where she,
has been for the past two weeks.
learning the new styles in spring mil
inery.
Mrs. Pearson of st. Cloud was the
guest of Mrs. Ben Dubois between
trains Friday while on her way to
Morris to visit her son, Rev. Father
Pearson.
Miss Helen Rich and friend Miss
Jacobson returned to their school
work in Minneapolis Monday after
several days vacation here with DR..
e. C. Rich. !
Mrs. Henry Maybury of st. Cloud
came up to spend Sunday here with
her daughter Miss Mary, who is i'll at
the Fairchild home. She returned
home Monday.
Hafer Van Camp Came up from st.
Paul Saturday evening to spend Sum
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
c. Van Camp, returning to the City
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst Bodikerr and
son were in the city between trains |
Monday, enroute. to their home in
Westport from Chicago where they /
have been visiting.
M. d. Aygarn was a passenger to
Morris Tuesday evening, where he
he went to attend q meeting of the
West Central Minnesota County Fairs
Association meeting.
Mrs. Francelia Bronson went to-
Long Prairie Monday noon and re-
burned to this city Tuesday, leaving ON
The N. P. that afternoon for Glenwood,
Alexandria and Osalis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Merryman ar
rived in Sank Centre on the Tuesday
evenings train and will take up their
home with the gentleman's mother in |
the north part of the city.
There are hundred large outside |
rooms with running hot and cold wa
ter. Private telephone and many with
private bath and laboratory at the
Beaufort Hotel, Minneapolis. 37-37ad
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Telschau re-
siding on eighth street, very pleasant
ly entertained about thirty of their
friends at cards Thursday evening of |
last week. Refreshments were served.
The snappy cold weather of
the past ten days has caused the
coal pile to melt away like a
snow bank under a warm sun.
We have a splendid stock Of the
best coal of all kinds to be
bought and will be glad to fill
your bin. G, Hillerud & Co. adv
-
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-02-19
!. tie Wanted to Know.

The Employer (coldly)- Why are you
50 late? The Suburbanite (guiltily)-
There were two wrecks on the track
this morning. and The Employer
testify Who was the other one?
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-02-19
ais conpIiment.

4 A Frenchman. on being introduced
to Sir Edwin Landseer. said:
81 am most happy to make your
acquaintance. for j am very fond OF
beasts"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-02-19
w A N Il S
FOR SALE,ETC.
One Cent word for each assertion,
no ad accepted for Mss HAN
IS cents. q

LOSF-Wednesday afternoon, Feb.
18th, Gold thimbie marked EN-. M,
between C. ID. MarshaIl's residence
and the B. F. Dubois residence. Finder
please return to C. D. Marshall & Co.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-02-19
School Notes
Fayette Cooper, Reporter.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Fayette Cooper, Reporter.
On Thursday the German classe
sang several German songs.
Last Wednesday Mr.. Aygarn CAV
another sery=nteresting black boar,
drill. .ta
good to hear from them again. Is
On Tuesday Martha Hartman CAV,
an interesting talk on the Montesoir
System of education.
Last Friday the local high schoo
basket ball team was defeated by /.
score of 20 to 33 by the Little Fall.
team on the latter's floor.
The Sophomore Domestic Science
girls are going on tour through ths
local flour mill the last of the week
The milling process is to be studied as
well as the making of bread.
Last Monday morning the High
School male quartet rendered two Sc.
lectlons. 1t was the second time the
organization had appeared before the
High School this year. It seemed
The Freshmen entertained the
eighth grade last Saturday night in
the gymnasium. The evening was
passed in playing various games and
light refreshments were served. About
a hundred attended the party.
On February 18th, the members OF
the Senior Class were very nicely. en-
tertained by the Misses Frances Eddy
and Lillian Porter, at the Eddy home,
1t was valentine party and all
seemed to have very nice time.
February 18th the Seniors had a
sieighride, going out to Mable Borg
mann's home where they were very
nicely entertained. Refreshments
were served at 1870 and later the
crowd returned to town.
The Lincoln Day exercises at the
Public Schools were largely attended
by members of the G. A. r. and
Women's Relief Corps last Thursday
afternoon. The following program
was enjoyed:
Song, High School "Tenting On
The Old Camp Ground"
The Gettysburg Address Carton
Gingery,
Recitation Take Me Back to Min
nesota," Lillian Lystad.
Song, High School YQuartet-"Just
Before the Battle"
Address-G. A. r. Commander, Jas.
Jenkins.
Address-Women's Relief Corps,
Mrs. Clark Wilcox.
Recitation Captain, Ny Captain"
Anna Nelson.
Song, High School Quartet-aOld
Uncle Ned"
Presentation of Flags to High
School, by Mrs. Barto, in behalf of the
Women's Relief Corps.
{ Flag Drill and Flower Song by
pupils of Primary Department. (The
soldiers and women Of Relief Corps
were all given a carnation.)
Song, High School, Marching
Through Georgia"
Song, Audience America"
A number of the soldiers took part
in the program, telling their experien-
ces during the war.
The following is the program for
the week beginning February the
23rd, 1914:
Monday-Violin and Piano Duet 49,.
49,. Mable and Sylvia Borgmann
Tuesday Talks on Beverages.
Tea ............H Harriet Evans
Coffee 49,. Sylvia Borgmann
Cocoa & Chocolate, Mable Hauser
Wednesday-Black Board Drill -.
Mr.. Aygarn
Thursday -Reading Owen Wagner
Decorations on the Panama Canal
............... Flora Nutting
Friday-Current Events ...........
............... Earl Pangburn
Girls Trio
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-02-19

He chooseth best who chooseth Labor
instead Of rest-Old Saying.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-02-19

Hard Time Dance, Monday
evening, Feb. %, 1914, at City
Hall. Prizes for the best cos
tunes. adv
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-02-19

n DIR. SCHWARTZ, THE MIN
neapolis eye sight expert, will
be in Sank Centre, Palmer
House, Feb. 28th, noon to Mar.
End, noon. He relieves most headaches
and all other eye strain Affections by
glasses. See ad.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-02-19

remain LneTc IOr some lime. vi GucI1
way out they visited with AGrs. Alea
Tully, former Sank Centre resident
in st. Louis and with friends at points
in Nebraska.
! Saturday evening Mrs. c. N,
Sprague received sudden and unex-
pected announcement of the death of
her sister, Mrs. George Bissinger,
which occurred at LomDoc, CAL, the
particulars of which have not been re-
ceived at the hour of going to press.
The Herald hopes to publish an ex-
tended notice next week.
Word was received here by friends
from j. w. Ward that while he was
busy looking over the union depot in
Minneapolis, his train left but he
managed to catch another to st. Paul
and was only eight minutes late in
there where he joined the Dubois fam
lily, arriving in Chicago and remaining
there until Tuesday evening, going to
New Orleans by the way of. Mem
phis and Mobile.
A number of the Sank Centre
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Borg
mann drove out to their splendid and
hospital country home south of the
village Monday evening and gave
them surprise party in honor of the
birthday anniversary Of the lady of
the house. The evening was spent in
an enjoyable manner while the accom-
plished children of Mr.. and Mrs. Borg
mann furnished an abundance of high
grade music throughout the evening.
Refreshments were provided by the
guests and were especially enjoyed by
the men. Mr.. and Mrs. Borgmann
that they were ideal en-
tertainers even without notice. The
following were present: Messrs. and
Mesdames A. J. Girard, Oscar Klonne,
Joe Schoenhoff, VIM. Brown, Thos.
Smith, George R. Bergman, Fritz
and Fred Bergman; Misses:
Jean Hansen and Allen and Mr.. Ed.
Hansen
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bon ben Safe. Sd ben edspedtet,
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feline 5ias6nI9 nutiHe tDnne. 0as
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bat, oas mar bod { b6rtis S4ebm.
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gudt bitnbs td ben gebentt, mebbie
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leit.
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lpas bic glObt geiust bat. IS bat
sefagt: p9iI, i9 fin Iarrie, Dab mer
bid otsepeuntet ben, dtptper grab ipte
n,sr dbfdbre tpolte, ben mer ausges
funne, Dab 10 en- iedenbbGnoiger
traurigsr Sedel uus al bic &anones
ID9er ~3ugenagelt gebabt bat. Gr bat
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made, i9 fin reit Der I'm oenn ms
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rsdi9tu BON ben gatff ssfap0mms.
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6abon, ipas rner for gslb ie1fe Oabtr
ipsun mer nit gu trtste brauht!
@snn id ba aurid an BITE 3site
bsate, no f4 Bet ben @eoespeiIer
gs6odt pen IN ben bte gauge Sang
an mel gdspsna an Bier auffiile
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for { 9ant babpn9 Qattinss! Sor
ben Dant Tam i4 midi nod nit E
ge6r S6ubRrings iaufe. 9ier In
6isies peropate Merito % bu1t ieber
bsSa6le for mas ct orinte onbt,
penigitens Is bas Der Meg tute tt
es Made.
qber i9 Bin gang bon ben beIagte
Sammel abtomme. Sd ben mid
alio in ole sr6Bte 9lrrie an 6 paar
0rints geItGrtt I'm bann tn i'd IN
ben Bart bon bic 9aun no ant allers
peitIte BON ben Safe entferrt mar.
Sd ben gebentt, ipenn mer ipeit bonn
@9ub Is, bann Is mer am idabrite
ln am febfte. SD ben mid in en-
isdenbb6nOige Sdlubn, mo aud E
puar Rubms fOr9aent gsbabt bal, sins
lpartiert in bort ben i9 gsbods IN
ben Dor gdieitntent tetH QuSs saGes
6d6n. 4le Minnit ben i9 edspedtet.
bub bic adanenba6ls eefIoss bsbte
tomtne, otptper es ia alIes 10 itil ges
tpie in en- Gemmsterrte. sd ben
gsOentt, mebbie i1 fin am Gro bod
tinssi9Infe i'm ben bon bic gauge
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QPit einem NAL ben mid Die Itegts
TENS genpbtiBt III bente Sc nur email,
Die Rauoies ben nad mid geI4oRe;
apfper 1e Zen mid nit ge9itt. Seoes'
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bore, ben i6 gsOOdt I'm ben Neg i'm
i'd gang Hobs au ben S4tff tomme
IN Damn ben i3 se6aae-t.
SD i'm audi genpbtiBt puroe M
Ie ben mid E Robp 8ugetporfe; bas
ben i1 getdfelt III fe ben mid an
6as G6iff geapge. Wsu. ba ben t4
apiper bod pi6oer email 0ieIent ges
fi9lt. Sd batt Die 6eaeri4 fife
tDnne, 10 gut ben i4 sefiibIt, ulpiuer
mas oenfe 81, mas ie gebuhn ben.
Sc ben mid beim @idel trte9t I'm
ben mid E gang f4redIi6e 2tden
1eppe, bita6s i9 fin 70 tebrleb gee
ipeIe I'm BEN Oie Meritens trretebtet,
Der 9Gpten bon Den Boot bat geIagt,
tpenn bteMeritens ieBt en- aasfal auf
infer @6iff made bebte, bann t6nnt
Ie niemanb Dor blebme I'm bas tpdr
Der Rieien, 0aB i4 Die 2tdsn trtegt
bGtt.
Men, es Is tein Subs sstpeIe, lang
gu tide, tpern ia en- MtBtbt gem1Gt
ben, bdnn ben i1 off &p6rs audi mel
4onniI4ment for reinme miFe,
Damn is aipiper aud dlles pi0ber gut
aepeie. Der 4Gpten bot seIagt, an
70 E Ma6rI3ipp mar es nit erIaubt.
oaB iemano nnnerf9ter als tpte
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MIDI tpolte Ie en- Gd5epIaen made;
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ndmIi9e SOrpiB leiite tpis bic annere
unb Die eri6te Hummerp an ben
p%rogr6mm ipdr. ous S4iff gu
f6trobbe. Sen ben t6 audi nit
tdStra gegli9s, atutuer mas mar gu
0ubn, i9 ben an mein Si9app seitort
I'm piKe Ge lpas in in bic eri9te
finf Mtnuts triegt benz gn Seres
fdub ben i9 triegt IN ba ben Ie
mid auf bic SidIiIt ItelIe miFe. %,
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Spubn auf Die Melt tpnme,
Momit i'd berbIeipe
Sine Sbrn Iietuer
\ RliIiPR 6ap&EamRfss
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Die lMass.

Sm nIesmsinm eefdli Ole oltss
tfitflae Gommsrmoot nldt, oenn is
bieiri su pielsn anIab gum BADEN.
Mauoinos bat mon of iber Die
manbe agladt, ubtr n CAB bod Bel.
Ten. no Die 0ruusn Obns iebs grtra.
pneana uno pirlli9 sroBiOs 0ngs.
spgtn lpuren, unb no man bic Iduni,
foe Wobe In ibrsr aildll6sn Nus
geeIiheHbeit bate feiibaIten mSesu:
az Fpdt. ft bate Id idon pisOer btr'
6nOtrtl 6suie Idsint man muir nm
isOen ptslA Rsuss 5u Iudsn. cbus
ntus Sbttn gu bntrn. JnFolatbsHsr
IduFt man @eiabr, ItIbR Die Gusum
Der Qbluroitdt 5u srId6pitu.
sc gibi MN ober aud isbr fhdr'
mantle. tIeioIams Sommsrtoilsiten,
bic trob alst 9srriidihitsn unItrsr
GpoHe ni6ts aompli5itriss uHo
nifis Qbgefdmadtss baden uu6 Die
In ibrst ouftigeu, isiaisu Ginfa6bsit
bic GroJie Der Urausn uut nod pirl'
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Dur6peg iperben Die H0de tur3 ge'
.rngsns mas pabrI4einli4 nit Der
nod ni6t getiblten aeioenidaft am
9anaeu s%uiammen1dnSt, oenu Die ina
nier nod eng gebdItenen RDde erIdu'
ben iein Iei9tes &offen. Man maht
paniers un6 3ourniiren unO bou.
fhige o0er geraffts Suniten, unb Die
Saiaen Tin6 oft nur lebr etnfa4e Gis
monos aus GeioenmufelinJ Sill ODER
Gpibe, osrsn Mert Our4 sinsn I4on
eeTHIunsensn @iirtel srb0bt miro.
Sc gibt aud eiuen tpunoerbiibfden,
nsuen 5dft, Der 70 Dei4 unb pelIig
1T, baB man Jpn beim QnfaRen fir
GeiDenmuEelin balten t0nnte. ct
Idbt Iia trGufsIn, brapieren uno ipie
Gdss 9iffonieren.
Infer srften Bib (Bia. u Deran'
fhnuIi6t elm einfa1es, o~dusrbaftes
alei0 aus tdneofarbissm Crepe, uuo
omar Fnb bic Bluff. un6 pdniers aus
befiidtsm, Der i9li9ts Sod aus ms
gemuiiertsm Crepe gefertigt, Dds
Rleib fat tsinen Girtel, ooh liuo Die
Rdnber Der poniers BON elmer Drcs
perie aus eigenfarbigem atlasbdnO
ginaelnbt, bus binien gu elmer Ghleife
perIdIungsn If. Die 9luis III ohns
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alert Die linte Settle. Der Rod III
aubergsp6bnli6 eng.
&leiSTam fir 9dmen isbsn 4ltsrs
lit alemaI Elm gang psiBes aleio uno
Elm Ipl6es foIte itd in isOer Soms
mersgaroero6e beFtnosn. Gin ie9r
aeIdmadDollss @etpuuo oisIer Vet
aus @oile 1T i'm Iebten 8ilbc Gig.
O. Iti33iert. Die etufa6e BLUE Deiil
abgerunoete aebers aus Spite upb
einsn Querftreifen aus MOirse auf.
Der au9 farbig fein lam unO Biz
inter bic Qdielb5blen gebt, ieoo4
nit Oer fpeibsn 0uileTeiOs Derfdleiert
lit. Die WeIte nit S6rdgf9lub be-
Iie6t aus psibem Sin nit qttOts
8Orte. Rod unO Sunita iino NIT uns
regslmdBt9en Streifen Spibsneinfab
bersIert. Die Sunita lit auf iebsr
Geite eeraFft unb miro bon elmer
fpeiben AuaTe gebdtten. Die GnOen
Iino ebeufaas nit Auatsn befdpert,
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gyd nar' a ca ie9 Qudlf nor nit.
mar ulH mir bda btipeiien7
Ra Ia. To bin Zee blauienmenlh,
% Sin asbart'a aus wlclben.
40 hob' be ate BerltienHabt
dtg iunaer aerI perIafiem
g1ih N Der brsmbe umoebriebm,
Wei allen 8elierrdien.
fdIfift iiA iomiaaru ab
Dir vs. gan8 International
SurdS WeeieH dbm geiuor0en.
G7ei' Wame atr, 90 GdtdinfeidIaa,
ftmmt miA tets snut @eeieu;
Tenn baruic. mtsaerednet ih
Mub @ottlieb S6dldeu beebeu.
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9rHoe. Die fiebenidbrigs
annd (3u tbrem alien Sntel, Der in
Den @arten Mil, Ii9 nit ausgeitreds
ten armen Dor Die 9fDrte fteaenO):
gu oarfit beute ni4t in ben 9artea,
Sntel!
Snfet: 8arum oenn ni9t, tleines
6rGulein9
anna (err6tenO uRo a0gern0;
8eil meme Strimpfe odriu gum
Srodneu aufge6dngt iinb.
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Gut parttrt. prin5ipQi
Gsbr mtbldunif9 gum 9nnoIunsss
r%eiienben, !peI9er bergebIia feline
3ablrsiden Qrtttel anbietet uno nns
preiiD: SD iage Sbner bod fnOn
gspiB sum sebnten MaIs, i9 beitele
nidts. - IS gebt ia abiolut ni4ts
aIiO gsbeh Sic bod enOIid.
SanOlungsreiIenOer: Dun, tpsun
gar ni9ts ssbt, tparum Iol i9 0sHn
bd gernbe gebeng
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@pitmmclIbe iuurbrn sbtnIuaa ais
Ghmnd Iar bic 1uniGa bsrlpanot.
Jsdds an0 MermeE Fno NIT pelbtn
IlnrHIdtu bsTsbk Das Underground
beTieht IebIgllm aus gollt. Der Iehr
Ioie aeboIisnt Gdnitl Der SADIE III be-
Iouotrs flr i4lanie psrionsn fttt
tltibiam.
Sin bibl9ss goiIstlslo NIT 9eIab
aus rSmiIH gsItrsiftem gdno iUlro
uns I'm Hd9ftsn Bible CBig. ~ bor'
qsTiibrt. aragtn uno Wlanftetisn
aus p,ibem GtOif ssbsn Dem @oH5sn
einsn mtbr iommsrli6tn anitri6.
Cine srobe GGltlft aus sisenfarbi'
gem 9anO sitrt oie BLUFF uno Gin
lbsnIoIdta @an0 nimnit Die Gels
Oes @lrtels elm. Der Rod IN nit sb
ntr Soppslten Sunita perTsten, bic
nit 'trds gsitr,tftem ganb in Rot,
@elb un0 9Iau tingefubt III. Der
fIaHs Out, aus MaiIdnosr @trob In
RabmIatbe. III nit blausm 8ano unO
pompuHs in berIslbsn Jarbe snrnisrt,
Der pbsre 9sit oes i'm nd6Itsn
Bible (6is. 81 barg.TteIitsn unterrods
III aus bIausm Chiffon sefsrtist. Da'
ran f9Iiebt fid Elm euger @OIaut aus
acknowledgment Rebitoff, tpslhsHi
Gtreifen aus bor6ierter G6attenfpibe
unO belbIausr MOirseIsi6s u~uTsendbt
Fnb. Gin tlsinsr 9ran5 aus bel'
rotten uuo bIausu gbiffonrofsn Dsr'
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abgeptntt. Q6, bas III
famos, ouB i9 bid treffe, &uIins
den; i4 babe ioebsn elm prddttges
9eOt6t gemn9t - pia es Dir glei9
einnal borle1en.
@6 - LAB mid in g2ube, mir 1T
70 tpte 70 beute fapn ben sar3en
Sag gang bumm gu Mute getpeIen!
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Des 5sr5sHs 3us. pa,
mein aino", iagt Der SPe5sreibdRo'
fer, unb sibt Der ilsinsn SeOnig, Die
Mlittsr begleitst, Elm 3uderpIdb'
den. Dos aiHo bsr3ebrt es, Obus
gu bsoautsu.
Muttsr: glun, pis Iast mau9
atn6: rod einsl
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mtbberFoubtu. Gina:
Mtine @ndoge III trant; auf Dem
rsdisn Quse bat lie giuoebauteHt'
5Hnoungl
Srina Gu ibrsr Serrin): 5rau
miaer III aud trant; Is bat 8IiHbs
barmeut3iiuouug auf Dem redteH
Quge.
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=. @pr{aIaa aur Site.

8prf9lag 3ur y u E.
5iibrer gum Souriiten, Der fiir4ter@
lid I6nauft uno iapiBD: grlalbeR
maFen e osnn bipuuf9
Souriit: @ott betpabre.
Siibrer: Nun alio, 70 3a9len
9ie mir Sen Gi4retIORn, nno mir
tebren UNI!
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0arum. S9riftfteIersgattin
(eine TpannsnOe &riminalgei6t9te les
Ien0, In Der Elm 9auner INNER uno
INNER ni8t erpif9t miro; Der aus
tor lpuroe gepib SeilenpeiIe be3aRlt,
oaber iein unertlarIiaes MitIeiO nit
Dem S6urten!
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un6 born su elmer SdIsife bertnipft.
Der untere gfanb oes &amtIols III
bon einem fdmaIen picOts8eIaB aus
Siia eingefaBt.
@eiber gaumpols @oile, ber5iert
nit Motiben aus f9perer rabmfarbis
ger Spite puroe gu Dem Sadentoftiim
bss ndditen 8il0es (Gig. 81 bers
tpdnbt. 3pei 6isier &oitime biloen
Den apatrusen, anoere ben 9iirttl
pber 9eiaB, unter tpetdsm Die Sade
getrGuieIt 1T. 0as @orberteil oess
felben uno Die 3unita iin6 nit Reis
ben sebdteIter &nDpfe bersiert. Die
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8ps4afte Offerte. 9dus
Tersr Gum Gbemann, Der NIT isiner
sFrau stnen Streit bat uno unter ben
Slid seflidtet if); nmusieIftdrtsr
gsfaItisa"
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Y W. w
Die lisbensiper0ige
Meis BON ben
Miiter 9uertu
@bf9teo eenomme
gsbabt ben, I'm th
fortgei6niett IN
ben mid e puar
Drints gslstftet.
Se made fi4 gar
fein Beqrtff nit
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.geIab uno bat sintu &rossn aus peis
bem 9otiIt. Dieis in OuntlsrsH Jdr'
ben gebaltsnen Crepe = Gortsn bo6en
Ii9 als Isbr Oortetlbafter Stoff fiir
Sommsrileibsr befpdbrt uno entbs'
rem nidt Der n5tissn aiible.
Gin rsi3enoes aamiIpl aus rOfus
farbigsm Crepe De Chine unb fsinsm
peibem Saa III I'm nG4fsu Billie
(Jtg p ftiS3iert. Streifen Der bei'
Sen Stoffs ipedisln az uHb Oieisni'
gen aus Der Seioe Tnb in Der Suils
Ienlinie in fentrsdts Galten gsIegt
uno elm roIafarbigss QtInabanb III
oprd puffs aus Dem Sia gs5OgsH
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.glio in Monato fnb Gle 10
lanse setpeTer, mein lieber 9aron9"
ga - un6 BIN Oa leiOer einige
SauIen6 @plofu9Ie lossepOrben.
.Ra, ipie id Gle femme, tparen
Oieie Gi9is ii4er oO4 nur Miets'
pfer0e."
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@IGubiger: r9err 9raf, Id
babe mir oie Sadie iiberlegt uno mill
mid NIT Sbnen bersIei4en, oamtt
sic niGt unniBe Soften bdben."
Graf: Sic freaer Nleni4, pie
tDnnen sic f4 nit siuern grafsn
pergIetden!4
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Babtr 0rShtno gu benz fob
qaiientsn. Dem sr sinsn 8dbu
sisbD: .Ssbt ipsrOen mir ibn bdIo
beruusbabsn. @sp0bnIi4 odu,rfs
sipun5ig minuteu. :. un6 (auf bic
ilbr fsbsuO) u4tsshn iiab bsrsiis
bsrum!'
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fomsr Sur Gtltung bringen. SIN
Gommer miifen ole Robsn nit oen
bsibsn, ipoblOuftenoeu Sagsn uno
4btnoen In GiHtlang itsbsn, Die bas
QnIessn bon Ga3eu, Ietdten Ssioen,
MuTsIinsn un6 unoersu Our9fihtigen
Gslpeben geitatten. obns baB man Ii9
besboIb einen Sdnupfen bolt. gs
gibt Elumigs Mooele bon gaH5 tnt'
5iidsnber GriIds, ole in ibrer id0uen
Ginf16beit ni6ts BON Der ipabrsn
GIssanS Der einieu un0 5arbsn stns
lbibsn. SeIbt penn bic Sommers
tleIOsr aus Saft unO Crepe be Gbine
esmdGt tpsrOsn, fin0 fe nit butts
gen, npltigtn @olauts uno Siaplifs
fees nersiert, bic in i9rer 2eiGtigteit
Der Gnifon angspabt psrben, SAT-
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o.: @ie tommsu sic ji6 isbt Dor,
9srr ps9itsin, friiber pareH Sic
fat reid, un0 isbt finO 0ie in 10
armIelissn 0srbdltntTsu9
Q, (tolO ;@is i9 mir bortomms2
Wis Rdppleuu, mir butttn beioe in
2sipStg cine Risoerlage unO TiuO 6ars
an gu @runoe gssangsr.