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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-01


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in Der @egenb BON 6nm6innen nnS
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riiften SatIadlidJ beiueiien oieie
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-01
gSir berfaitfen
DOUBLE THREAD AUTO TIRES
Gripart Welb nnb per6ittet WnnctnresI

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Sire zNebnltng eripart @ebralibte Ca
itngs" itets borrdtig.
739 Sit5Spuitpn Ctr. grabis 1855.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-01

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cine Srau als GebiiIfe bes sssa1itors Ser
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-01
S. A. FLORAL COMPANY

Soliaiets, 8lnmenitiide fir 6od18eitea
iino ln gegrabnille, Sopfpflnn8en, 9oiens
!tranger Sbitbdnrle, Gtiefniitterdeu
IN glllte. ooer 8eetpflan5eri. aonlntI
lelblt, ldreibt ooer teIep6oniert grodeii
7Ilo2. 5os @ain Gbe. 4amI 2ak, aGaS
nager.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-01

SLOAN & HAGY aeihenbe-
itatter uno ginbaIianlierer, 1926 9e-
CON StraBe. geioe Selepbonc 104.
Sffen Sag nno gaadt.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-02

g1neer could recover for his in,urv
on account of the tendency of bows IN
Inrow stones at trains under such cir
cumstances, and it was held thai n
was danger incident to the employ.
IN the case Of Rowland VS.. wriSh,
(lso9; ! K. B. se3) where a worln5sn
was DSten by a cat which beIonrsd
IN the stable where he was eatinr HE
olnner, 1t was held that the accidenf
employment VI lns
1t Is fair to assume that an iniurv
sucn as that received by the claimant
In the present case is fully as much
emitted to be considered an fnTnrv
arising out Of and in the course ~
as either of those last
Considering that the line of dam
arccation in this particular case is
close and in view of the fact that
mere is no provision made for this,
case going up by process of reserva-
tlon TO the court. ii becomes Incumbent
upon the undersigned to render a de-
elsion' and in view of the proeressiva
tendencies and the liberal spirit Of
compensation principles, the foreeoine
decision is rendered for the Claimant
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-02
" seninery Installed In North Main
street shoP-Gypsies Pass Throuob
Villase-LocaI Notes,

The installing of machinery at the
oulidlng off North Main street occu-
pled by A. H. Gulliver as a roller
snop, is now completed and the shop
te,. IN nui operation: An electric mo-
operate the shop. Mr.. CULVER mann.
tactures underclearers for sninning
frames. He has been granted a natent
on on an invention which lenethens the
NE of his underolearers to a ;rennarlae
ape degree over the old style clearer
his product. The second floor of ~
building is used for storage PURPOSES
Inc building has been piped with rim
nlng water secured from a 30 gallon
hogshead located on the second floor
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-02
DIED.,
EDWARDS

EDWARDS-Ia Hopkinton. r. Aux
80. 1915, Martin Edwards, aged "a
years. 0Seu ID
BoSS-In Providence. r. l.. Aug. Al
IL months.
WELCH-In this city. Sept. JosAnb
SOC OF Mrs. Annie and the late John
Melch' aged II years. months and <
Notice of funeral hereafter.
slAPLINS-In Norwich, Aug. 81. Fan
me 3 Goodrich, beloved wife 81
SnaTIes II. Staplins, of Salem, Conn.
services at Gager's funeral parlors. 70
sranklfn street. Friday afternoon
sept; 3, at o'clock Burial in ths
FAMILY lot at West Plain cemetery.
HoME--In MontvilIe Center. Sent
Ada Y. Moodmansee, beloved wife az
Oan ID. Home, aged 81 years.
funeral from her late residence Mont
shIe Center, Friday afternoon. Sent
2, al clock. Burial In the family
10y at Comstock cemetery.
oAtnS-In Norwich Sept / 1918
Saista Herrick, widow of Alonzo b
-, laws, aged IS years
NOTICE OF funeral hereafter.
N0LAN-In Norwich, Aug. 81. ar bar
home on Canterbury tuSnpiEe Sa 9sr
crime Mccoy, wife OF James Nolan.
FUNERAL from her late homo on Friday
morning, Sept. 9, at o'clock. Mass
OF requiem In Sacred Heart church
Iattville, at 8 o'clock Buriai in 81 |
Marys cemetery, Greeneville.
rroVlcence papers please copy.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-02
COPPER ZONE SYSTEM
PUT INTO FORCE.
Trolley Passengers Had First Exner;.
ence on East Lyme Branch.

Patrons of the East Lyme trolley
nad their first experience. with the new,
system of collecting fares and revised
"a Wednesday morning. The plan
Is the copper zone system recently
ADOPTED by the Shore Line Electric
halfway company. With the excep-
non OF the, first fare zone. the line is
divided into two cent instead of Ave
cent z2nes. The result for the tndie
nation, las o0a u
1t now costs u cents instead of 10
TO go to Golden Spur. On the other
nano, one may ride to the East LYME
cearbarn for eight cents, a decrease of
TWO cents. One Waterford resident
VINO goes to New London daily IN
business now makes the round trim
Tor 10 cents instead of 20. On =
through trip to Saybrook the total in
crease is seven cents
Wien the conductor makes his
rounds the passenger announces his
destination and pays for the full, trim
At one time. He is given a slip show
ng where he got on and where he
VIII get off. This slip is. collected nv
the conductor before the passenger
caves the car.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-02
Launch Trip to This Civ

Launch Florence, owned by Frank
thompson, brought. merry party Of
- pleasure seekers from New London
~ ~ NorWicn and return Tuesday night.
q Olive Woods, Miss Barbara. Smith Miss
Dorothy Smith. Miss Loretta DARING
MISS Lora Wilson, Miss FIorenca
Staab: Miss Helen Woods. Miss Marion IiI1o
We Washourn, Miss, Marjorie Smith, Miss
Woods and LeGrand Fichthorn' Ricb"
ard Norris, Frank Brown, Frank Raj
ley. Earl Wilson, Walter Tisdale Ned
Little, Curtiss Gates and Simon
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-02
TAFTVILLE
MISS Louise Charter Entertained in
Henor OF Gusst-TaftviIIe to PIay
at Putnam saturday-FuneraI of
Miss Isabelle Brown.

On tuesday evening. Miss Louise
Charter entertained about * f-ia.Se
at her home on Merchants avenue in
nonor OF her guest, Miss Alexina. Per
reault of St Adams. VT. The honse
was prettily decorated in gold and
purple, the class colors Of the 1915
Mss OF Holy Cross convent, OF which
Miss Perreault is a member ana c,,t
movers were attractiveIy arranged
ABOUT the rooms. Miss Alice Bessette
OF Baltic rendered piano selections and
mere were piano solos by Miss Dor
E EJ and violin solos by Miss Ethel
1iarsan and Miss Marie Pratt Dainty
evening. Miss Perreault returns 10
SC Adams today Thursday after
having passed a month with Miss
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-02
FAMILY DINNER FOR
SD BIRTHDAY
Given in Honor of Mrs. Lucy Z, Robin.
son Manning.

A. On Tuesday of this week Mr. and
MI George Edward Manning of yam
NC save a family dinner in honor of
y Mr.; Manning's mother, Mrs. LucV r e
h han 1ss Manning, on the occasion of
siet oSu oirthday. Of family of six
manning Mrs. Manning, Deacon I.avi,Is
law. " Sister-ln-
In the afternoon from 8 to O'Clock
Inere was a general reception on the
lawn to relatives, friends and neigh
e oGrs' Wnen cake and coffee were served.
Mrs Arad Robinson Manning poured
MRS Manning was the recipient of
many pretty and valuable gifts &C
also the usual postal card shower
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-02
CARD OF THANks

IN cur recent bereavement, the sud
oen death OF Miss Isabelle Brown
friends and relatives rendered US many
acts OF Kindness that ever will be re-
memoered and for which we are very
srateIui To al those who sent floral
heartfelt gratitude.
(Signed)
WILLIAM BROWN AND FAMILY.
@s~ AND Mrs. WILLIAM AfNFTIY.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-02
Ul1e. Ra1llRfi1r,.
THE WEATHER.
Conditions,

Is Conditions.
| Temperatures near or ss,s1o,,,< 81,
seasonal average prevail generally I
indications are that fair westbe-
moderate temperatures win co,,t;,,,,e
thursday and Friday east of tha Mis-
s,ssfppi river. except that overcas p
sizes are probable along the rniddIe
England new
Inc winds along the north Atlantic
coast Will be moderate to fresh I1orf h
70 northeast; middle Atlantic stron !,
.IoTtneast and north, probably reaching
Forecast. ~
northern New England Fair Thurs
u1g ano PROBABLY Friday
southern New England: Cloudv
tle a4r SO and Friday; probably unset.
Northern New England. Fair ,5+L
and Friday - 'oea =.
Observations in Norwich. 3
The following records, reported from,
Sevins pharmacy, show the chsnres
IN temperature and the sbaror,efria
changes Wednesday: -
Their. Bar.
20 O. An''''... Sc 1892
..''''..'''... 68 30.35
Highest 70. lowest 50. 'N'o'
Comparisons,
Predictions for Wednesday: Fair
wednesdays weather: Fair: north
erly wind. --0A III
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-02
THE PORTEOUS & MITCHELL co.

of the Taftville Congregational church.
ofhciated. The bearers were Erastus
Lexington. James Brown, Robert
took place in Maplewood cemetery.
ReV. Mr.. Varley read a committai ser
vice. The attendance was large and
there were a number of floral tributes
Undertaken G. G. Grant had charge
Of the Arrangements
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-02
TO PLAY PUTNAM SATURDAY.
manager J. B. 6enoit Says Team Has
Not pishanded.

Manager John B. Benoit of the Taft
Viile baseball team said Wednesdav
afternoon contrary to report that his
team has not disbanded and that he
mas scheduled game with the strong
Futnam team at Putnam for Saturday
aIternoon: Walsh will do the twIrIing
Tor Taftville and the team viii, he f,tr7
ther strengthened by four out of town
men. The trip to Putnam is to he
made by auto truck.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-02

interest at the Married Mems Whist
cIuo Friday afternoon will center
around the whist tournament between
A. Benoit and y. l. Fournier and sew
eral Of the club Champions.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-02

IA "A 1and OF gypsies went through here
Wednesday morning on the wav to
camping grounds near TaftvilIe.s TbsS
mace the trip by auto instead of the
morse and wagon characteristic of their
race. % iiSii
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-02
MARRIED

CHENCK-HUGHEs- wilIiman+ic
Sept. l, 1915, by Rev. Philip Z
mooney. Herbert Schenck Of Will
Mansfield. VI
i" MAHoN - WALSH - In Montyille
Sept /. 1915, by Rev. F. x. Quinn
MHiidlam h McMa hon of Norwich and
Viz MAR! hhzaoeth Walsh of Mont
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-02
Fun ERAL.
Miss Isabelle Brown

Funeral services for Miss Isabelle
Sro~n were held Wednesday afternoon
MRS. William McNelly, No % S1sta1
avenue. Rev. Arthur Varley, pastor
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-02
OBITUARY.
Agnes 7. Cartear.

agnes T. Carter, daughter of Will
lam and Mary E. Mulholland Carter
S S az her home in Occum on Satur-
oay after a short illness. The CHILD
was l year and months of age.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-02
BORN

Us NNISrER-In Bradford. r. L, Aug
r., 1910 daughter to Mr.. and Mrs
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-02
mothers-Wateh Irritsbl. ch;yd,.,

taeth nat fever. paleness. grinding of
are indin.. asleep and coated tongue
wwU S1Ins In its system. Kickapoo Worn
aHer quickly gets rid of these mar
aslues. 1t is perfectly safe for s~s,,
me sne most delicate children. 1t is pleas
icin.i uake, mas three effective med
a@--IaI qudnties:-acts as a laxative
sApels the worms and tones I'M the
e;,s.s. Besin treatment today and
ssriIiiinate the cause of irrftabienexs
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-02

Everett White of Noank was a Wis.
itor here this week. WIS.,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-02

James Gilman of Westerly snen+
tuesday in GreenevflIe.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-02
PARTISAN
SAGE

Men and women whose hair and
- are excessively oily suffer more
oths warmer months than at any
AL ume. The summers dust and
o oii. mingle with dandruff, cling to the
o oy hair and scalp. clog the scalp
poles, stife the hair roots and make
cleansing almost impossible.
,or rlslan Sage is an ideal treatment
oftara trouble Wash the hair not
De ,-iasa tnan once a week, but use
i,.., slan Sage twice daily, pouring a
h,;l is INTO the parted hair and rubbing
S ry right into the scalp with the
dnser tips: 1t drives out dandrufS
iotse ives the excess oil and stimu-
a ctior me scalp into healthy normal
soaSGl Sold by Lee & Oseood and
leading druggists everywhere' anu
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-02

George Kinder, William McGarisle
and Harold Hannah were visitors in
Occum Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-02
Local Notes

Thomas Baker starts on his vacation
today Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-02
Has Purchased MotoreyeIe.

Albert Airy has purchased a new
motorcycle with side car attachment.
Mr.. Airy gave the machine a thor
ough tryout this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brown and son
OF Bridgeport. are visiting In Taft
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-02
GREENEVILLE

.,E PIX hours fter high water II is low
tioe' which is followed by Hood tide
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-02
Notes.

A band of gypsies visited the VIII
lage Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-02
Harmony in the Home
Modern Gas Range
GAS is A TIME.SAWR

no building of fires or carrying ont
asnes. Nothing to do but strike 4
match and the fire is ready.
A Gas Range is an Ornament q, e..
Atchen and a joy to the Cook.
Order now before the Sumnsr r,,.A
We are also headquarters for Hum
Pnrey Gas Arcs. Welsbach Refex
Water Heaters. ~ei-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01
Southern Seminary

Girls and Young Women. Ifuera Nistm, Va.
win Its hundred thousand Lollar school!
home In heart or Blue Ridge AIts. offers All :
IantaSes In some Ways seldom euuaiied
Almost Incredible health record. Rrpuin-
manner and character. Courses: for nigh
school graduates, college preparatory, En-
preston. Art, Domestic Science, Business
Music. Pipe Organ, etc. Late Prof 'rhos, Il.
bia University. ~. Y, said: what II bless
Ing that such an education as you offer may
be mad at 80 small II cunt" prominent
citizen of Richmond said: III people krew
what you have you could raise your price
90 per cent and not know what to DO with
students you would have" Patronage from
every section OK u. s. and ontaidc. For
chtaiog and book on Home Life address
Registrar. Box 20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01
Virginia
Military Institute
DISTINCTIVE FEATURES

The attention OF all who are interested in
education Is respectfully called to the spe-
Military Institute. Among these advantages
are:
IT'S Distinctive Military system. THIS
has I,as,, SECURED for i the name OF the "Wes.
Lern,on a me on% hvs,dal hea,h br nn enr
forced resIiarity In food sleep ana ,Ssrcise
dipine ana ' sa6ordlnation i i, fosters self
reliance and force Of personal character by
casting each youth. whatever Ms an,ecedent
circumstances, on his own individual re-
soinely restraining, without rigor.
H. Its Distinctive Academic Curriculum
This embraces the study Of English. History.
French or Spanish. German Or Latin. Ma.he-
ing. Chemistry. Drawing. Law. Economics.
Literature. Practical Science.
III Its Technical Scientific Courses. Pro
sen Is ms d, for the mG h Of me
Chemistry aud Of Eiec,rcal Engineering
These G"uas r, are Of one and half years,
field ard laboratory practise. The Depart
ment OF Englneerins is ,horouEhly equipped
ioal. physical and meteorological laboratories
have all appliances for thorough practical
instruction.
~. Its Distinctive System of Instruction.
namely. dividing OF classes into sections.
whereby IN. students are accurately graded,
and each secures a share of the personal
attention Of the Instructor. The success OF
the educational work OF the school turns
largely on this method.
V. Its Economy. The expenses are: Pay
cadet, s4E5 - year Virginia cadets. tuition
free. s32a u year: state cadets. sl55 year.
THIS estimate includes tuition. board, fuel
and lights. washing, room rent. Tncdicat at
tendance of the most careful character.
clothing, books, stationery and all necessary
es peUses. a,i. falls below that Of any inst-
tuiion OF like grade In THIS country This
estimate 10 exclusive OF outfit. ard must be
understood average for the entire
term. the first year being OF necessity the
most costly.
Degrees B. A. and B. S. conferred in
course.
For further information aid catalogue
apply TO the Superintendent
=, GEN. f. w. NICHOLS.
Lexington Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01
State Normal
School
Lexington Va

HARRISOSBURG. VIRGINIA.
PREPARES YOUNG WOMEN for teach
ing in kindergarten. elementary and high
school grades. for supervisors and commu-
nifty workers and for specialists In home
making. millinery and dressnaking. Ideal
iocation-"In the heart Of the Shenandoah
Valley" State scholarships give free tut
ton. All expenses very low. For cataiogs
and full information. address
JULIAN \. BURRUSS. President.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01
Academy Of the
Visitation, Monte Maria
Founded 1856.
Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies

Beautifully situated overlooking tho
James. Tho course of instructions com.
pEifes all the requisites of .renne, and
ponsheu education. Special attention paid
70 Music. Art and Language. French In par.
ucuiar Private courue5 sivou in latter
orhnch ny native throughout the year. For
further particulars. apply ~ MOTHER SU-
PtRlOR. =2oo East Grace and Twenty
second S:reets Richmond. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01
RANDoLPH-MAC0N ACADEMY

For BOYS and YOUNG MEN,
Bedford City. W..
Offers quick and thorough preparation for
college. scientific schools or busness life
The liberal endowment of the Randolph-
Macon System, OF which this school Is
branch, permits of unusually low terms. 1855
covers all expense. No eStras. For cata.
loGue and further Information. address
f. sUMPTER SMITH. Principal.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-26

erno bin. Sin oumpfes Murmsir
tro6 our9 bic 2uft ME fsrner 8pns
ner. Sbr i6isn. als isitu ous oi.
Stimmeu iensr 3abaoisn, DIE oas he;s
lac RuBlaHe auf feinem 0enihsu
bate. llno lore Steele oudte lid. foie
Gin 9nnt6er. Der iif gum Sprurgs
dn1hitt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-26
Cine %Anerkennung.

0ds in ieinem 0sutIdentob b0ss
drtigIte dler enqliihen 8l1tter. bic
.0nitn MAIL" IieB Iih unter Dem
Giuorut Der Ginndhne pen Qob3
ourd) ole 9eutiHeu gu fol9enoem Sc
itdnonjs hinreiben: .Gs BOT niht bic
fes &rieQes beourft, I'M gu beDeiien.
ooB Die Oeuttiten IN milttdrjiden
0iraen oos g%riinolihIts 8olt Der Melt
iino. Sic hdten 'fou INNER oieieu
Sui gebabt. uno mir leruen tdglih ers
@tennsn. ipis iebr lie oitGen oerrienten,
Ga3u ioranen 0as ipiteHaiii6e Nm
pn6unQ5perui0esn uno Die 6artnldi1<
felt in Der Hrie9fUbruGq, G9enitof
ten, Die Ie in oemieI6en hottH WlaBt
befiBen 5is mir. T03 modt Die
0eutit1en 3u 10 furhtbaytn 8egueru.
Nan loq niht tehlupten, hnh, rsiI
Teutihtano ui4t geipinHen tann. IS
foIglih unbeoinGt perlieren mug.
GsutihlanO lit hute 10 siRig tpie me
surar. Sin sin3iger 6epanie be-
berrihi Die feb3ig Miuirnen, osr @e-
oanic, alles Naran5uIsBsn. I'm 81 ees
tpinren.~
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5ie poGsn did fsTeIn. Ou osutI6sr
4as.
AIR brsden bic ftoI3sn Sdpingen.
Zo9 OF aud, ma9tpoa Der Geino.
Sdor,
SES Iou ibnep ni6t geIingeni
Sic fdp0rsu Dir ale 0srrat unb Sob.
Die iiidilAsn YogeIitsIsr;
Du ober i6ipingit bid ins Morgenrot
Rur INNER freier uno ldusllsr.
5ie tpotIen bid tnedbten. 0erLtonid.
sSn tpiIoem. bluti9em Ringen;
Die 6einoe oroben BON sSern unH Tar
limb tpolen bid nieoer3fpinoen.
sic tpolIen Dir rnuben Der 8rone 3ier.
Dos blante Sdipert Dir entreiBeu:
gDir obsr Sii9eln Der Seinbe 0isr
Lt0 Sobleu nit Gtdbi uno Glen.
5ie ponen bid itirSen, ou 9eutI6ss
Reid;
5a ritteln an beinsu 3oren.
-9ir fallen Die 6ysoler nit i6orfem
Strei6
lHo geben uns nidt oerIoren.
Bei Gott. mir iaiien lie nimmer beran!
Wir I~treiteR i'm @eilt unTrer Qbnsu.
-Sis gum lsBiea 9aud DOS; 8ob uno
Wcnu-
SOFT Tegns bic osiliiden 6a9neh,
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.Stunor Oct RadDr.
@fii,e aus Der Aaicn,cs. in CRpreab=
en-, bon 0srmann seaguer.

N!s Die 2unoe, poB Die 3ufIeU Die
akSren3e iberlhritten bdtten uro in me
ssbeursa Wlengen gsgen oas Snoere
zS 2an6es porridtsn. in bic tltiue
aHyeeubilfe Staot q. gsorunpe en-
ror, padte Der Rotar 8ottor 4Ipt. y
oubert. Elm ettpa5 nerp0ler 6err, t,.ig
ne potigitsn Saden 5uidmmen. I'm
nit 5rau uno 8inosru ole 5luht -
ergreifeu.
Run Iebte aber als GrSieberin in
siuem 9auie isii eiuiger 3eit cine
Bolin. Elm 3lpau3isidbgiges W}doG n.
aas aus Iebr gutem t6luie %itammte.
9os ieood, jung pertpaiit. ihon If g
seitig ge3pungen getpeien mar, ith
sinen 2sbensunterbdI gu iudsn. sic
heb Nntouis. Jbr Weitn biloets Elm
yemii6 aus tieier WeIau4olie ur1
.,atr Tprungbaften 6siterteit, NOS zen
Rotar bdufig per1nlaBte, 3u leinsr
frau 81 iagsn:a 0u. Die 1oni ba: ii
mas, bos mid bsunru6igt: Jf CLAUSE.
ar moht eInlndl Iummbeiten."
DieIes Mioben mahte nun ibrem
germ. al8 Dieier iih suy Sludt ans
ntdts. ben 9oridlos. CT m0ge lie oIs
BGhterin i'm 0auie suridtaHen, tie
wGroe oafiir lorgen, oaS Der Jeino
1riuen G6doen anridte.
~Gis? Rouuen Sit benu oas9.