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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-21
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ana The lAlost beautiful hands -Ars os. ten o1srl gured by an unsIgnLIy warL
 IL can easily be removed. m. a few days without pain by using Cyrus Warf keineter- For sale only at The Cy-rifs Pharmacy. AIS BairdaId AVe
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-18

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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-22
Groceries

Flour, Peach Blossom Dbl $500
Shorts. per ton ........ S2S. 90
Bran, per ton ..... $4,000
Sugar. per sack. ....... So 800
Corn Meal, yellow, white
10 lib. sack. i'd
Rye flour 10 ID. sack. 40
COLUMBIA Oats. 80
Columbia Oats. .3O
Quaker Oats, pkg. ......., .IO
Albers Lucky Oats, pkg. I'D
Mothers Wheat Hearts pkg I'D
Karo Syrup, "a - - .oU
Log Cabin Syrup, per gal. L. 3D.
Peanut Butter, bulk, 10 =. 10
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-22

Our line of straw hats is the most complete
of any stock in the city and the ranged Of styles
and prices almost unlimited. Childrens dress or
play hats are at from l5c to SIPS. Ladies
garden or riding hats are at from Csc to 85c.
Mems dress or field hats are from 15c to $3.50
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-22
Henderson corsets

are the perfect fitting kind. You will like them
because they give you SO much comfort and style,
and are durable. Every pair is guaranteed, you
take no risk. All models and sizes. Priced at
from $1.OO to $3.50 the pair.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-22
Washable Dress
Material

You will not have to look farther
when you come here for washable dress
materials for we have full and COM
plete line. FIowered crepe is only Csc
the yd. Flowered or plain Batiste is
only Csc the yd. Powered or plain
Organdie is only 15c-25c the yard.
Flowered or plain Lawn is l212c, 15c
and Csc they'd. Powered wool Challie
is only 35c the yard.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-22

Your floors can be made beautiful and dura-
bic with Mar-not floor varnish. This is an elias
tic, quickdrying varnsh that keeps its luster and
resists wear and heel-marks unusually we'll. 1t
comes in convenient sized cans and may be ap-
piled with best results without previous expert
ence. We sell the complete line of Sherwin-
Williams floor finishes. L ct us give directions
for brig htening up your worn floors
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-22
Sun Bonnets

We take orders for sun bonnets and
have them made any color or style you
wish. Tamoshanter or arch crown made
in Lynden, 75c each for ladies bonnets
and SOC for children's bonnets. We
have both styles in stock now. Factory
made bonnets Csc cash.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-22
Kid Gloves

for ladies, children or men can be found
here in the famous ireland Bros guar
anteed gloves. You take no risk when
buying these good gloves every pair is
doubly guaranteed. Children's gray
swede gloves are $1.O0 the pair.
Ladies tan, white or black gloves are
$1.5O $1.75 and $500 the pair.
Mems tan kid gloves are 81 so the pair
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-22
Munsing Wear

IS underwear made for men, women and
children in one of the largest knitting
mills in the world. Each garment is per-
feet in all regards. Two piece or union
suits for children at 40 to SIP the
garment, 2-piece or union suits for WON
en- so to $3.50 the garment. Union
suits for men, 81 to $50.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-22
Screen Doors and Window
Screens

Screens
Now is the time keep out the flies.
To do so successfully, you must
have your house propealy screened.
We canfurnishyou with screen doors
priced from $1.15 to $2.25.
Adjustable window screens at Csc
and up.
Screen wire cloth, from 20 to 48
inches wide, at lOc to Csc the yard
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-22

Nearly every store in the country sells shoes
But what kind of shoes are they9 How many
stores will give you new pair if you are not
satisfied We guarantee our shoes If the boy
or girl can kick hole in this kick proof Buster
Brown shoe, we will give you new pair.
The price is $2.25, $3.50, $2.75 800
the pair.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-22
Men

can find whip-cord or khaki trousers
here in all sizes. There are no other
trousers as suitable for outing, farm work
or any kind of rough work where it re-
quires extra strong clothing as these we'll
made "Fiinks trouser. You will get
$500 worth Of wear out Of these
$1.5O trousers.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-22

Tipperary and military collars in many
styles. White or ecru net lace or sheer
materials in plain or embroidered. Coll
ar and cuff sets from rs to LIS each.
Collars from rs to 81.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-22
Ladies

can find silk gloves here in short or elb-
ow length. We have the well-Gked
Niagara Maid brand. Every pair is guar
anteed. We take the risk.
Short silk gloves only so the pair.
Elbow lengths 1.25 > E"
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-22
Fix Up Those
Windows

with some new up-to-date curtain ma
terial. You will find large assortment
here to choose. from. Marquisette, Net,
Scrim, Swiss or Madras. Cream, ecru,
white and tan. Plain or lowered. The
priceis 10, 1912, IS, 20, Is, 80, 35,
40, SO, IS and IS cents the yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
The Man Who Makes Love
Let Women Beware Who Masquerades at Gentleman

shame IL only they would force their
intellects to Join hands with their emo
lions. The romance need not go out of life
but one may judge what is true romance
and what play acting. II a woman hauls
herself up short in time and listens to
reason-listens to the voice Of her in
stincts. OF her sentinel soul-beholds the
evidence and weighs It sanely, she may
save herself heartache and agony
Selfishness. disloyalty, lax moral
standards. dishonesty. cruelty, egotism-
all give signs of themselves to any but
wilfully blinded eyes And though they
be blended with a power to stir emotion
and to stimulate wild affection. they are
signs of shoals and reefs that must wreck
the frail craft of love.
The Prince Charming who rides up a.
wooing in q sixty horsepower car may
be splendidly eligible party from the
WORLDLY point Of view the Adonis who
thrills YOU at sight may be rich in
emotions-but is either a mana real
man worthy of your best? on your
honest answer to that-on your honest
abiding by standards of worth and fine
ness depends your happiness
'Hee, who mine heart would koepe for
long
Must bee gentill man and strong"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09

Presently Celestia's breathing sounded
slow and regular.
She's asleep" thought Mrs. Gunsdorf.
the time has come" and she began eau
tlously 90 edge herself out sideways from
under the bed. But Celestial was not quite
asleep aid the noise Mrs. Gunsdorf made
walked her, and just as Mrs. Gunsdorf
was beginning TO rise from the floor,
Celestia slipped from the bed, eluded a
hand that clutched at her dress, snatched
from the bureau heavy silver hand
mirror, the only weapon OF defense that
was In sight, and darted into the observa-
ton compartment
Celestia was less like creature flying
for its life than one who attempts 20 un-
derstand situation with a view OF mas
tering II, but who In the meanwhile Is
not going to run any risk OF being acct
dentaily hurt. Had the other been the
case. she must have fled SCREAMING
through the outer door OF the observation
compartment, out into the night. She
did nothing OF the kind.
In the center Of the place was a heavy
table covered with periodicals; behind thI,
celestia took her stand; ready. Ike !
child playing tag 20 dodge in either d.
Hction. Her eyes. wildly excited. bul
fearless. stroye 70 meet add master the
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09

homework or attend TO my DaDy was
soweak. Lydia z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound did me world Of good, and
now / am strong and healthy, can do my
work and tend my baby. ! advise all
suffering women to take it and get
well as / did. Mrs. FANNIE COOPER,
RED, Bridgeton, M.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. made from native roots and
herbs, contains no narcotic or harmful
drugs, and to-day holds the record Of
being the most successful remedy for
female ills we know Of, and thousand1
Of voluntary testimonials on file in the
Pinkham laboratory at Lynn, Mass,
seem to prove this fact
For thirty years it has been the stand
ard remedy for female ills, and has re-
stored the health of thousands Of women
who have been troubled with such all
ments as displacements, inflammation.
liberation, tumors, irregularities, etc.
III you want special advice
write to Lydia Il. Pinkham Med.
icine Co, (cOnfidential) Lynn,
Mass. Your letter viii be opened,
read and answered by q woman
and held In strict e0nfdenee.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09

tifying that we are obliged TO walk a
good deal more by faith than by sight;
and yet we cherish a covert conviction
that n we are normally intelligent. as a
good many of US are. even II we have not
studied law. we ought not 10 be obliged
70 assume the validity of so much that
We are not allowed TO comprehend.
We cling to the conviction that law is
resolvRble into a very few ultimate prin-
ciples that II is not beyond the average
capacity to understand. II is easy to
have Il retorted upon us that. n we are
unable 10 see, il must be due TO some de-
feet In our vision. To that II Is quite In
order TO reply that invisibility Is just
as likely 20 be due to darkness as to
blindness. In a dark closet II Is no
fault OF mine that I cannot distinguish
the objects that are contained in It. In
reading reports of court proceedings one
finds that a good deal OF stress Is laid
upon rules OF evidence and that a good
deal OF testimony Is excluded that Is felt
by counsel to have direct and important
bearing upon the matter in hand. and he
is better prepared than any one else TO
know whether Il has such bearing.
Now a mind legally untutored, but pos
NDaNNO VI clNAAAAt tOoO oCfAoet MV0Au Aihc
TO understand why anything Of that sort
should be shut out.
II Is remark attributed to ex-Gov--
ernOr siaton when he was about TO take
up the Frank case that ne was going to
take into consideration everything what
soever that bore In any way upon the
question in hand. by which 1t was UNI
derstood that he was going to proceed
without any regard to those technical
limitations that. like barnacles. have
fastened themselves upon methods of
court procedure: and IL was Immediately
felt that by going about Il In that un-
hampered way he would reach results
that would thoroughly approve themselves
TO his own mind. and that would admit OF
being similarly approved by an intelll-
gent public and In those results an in
tellgent public has gratefully acquiescNd
studying law doubtless has the effect
TO strengthen the mind. but II sometimes
seems 70 an outsider 20 have the effect
10 obfuscate the mind. and IN such man
ner to 20 subuierge the fundamental prin-
ciDles Of law under a sea OF technical
minutiae as 10 emphasize details TO the
embarrassment and sacrifice OF fllnds-
Ihentals- We have noticed that the study
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09

of theology sometimes operates in tho
same way, and that the graduate semin-
airy student easily allows the great mas
ter truths OF religion to be swamped
under morass OF petted particulars that
are of only dependent value. II requires
less mind to be busy with small matters
than to be energetically engrossed with
big ones.
A few months ago the press reported
the case OF will written by Iayman
as follows: IAN OF the property of which
l am possessed herewith sbequeath to
my wife" Signed his name; two wit.
nesses added their signatures The pro-
bate court approved the will
Now It is doubtful il any lawyer after
having experienced the diffuslve effect
of full course in the law school would
have compressed the testamentary wishes
OF that testator into anything short of a
couple OF pages Of professional verbiage.
Presumably II Is not because OF any idea
on his part that prolixity will produce
the impression OF profundity. Nor would
we be so discourteous as to suppose that
so elaborate a style of phraseology "a
availed of as means OF preventing lay.
men from thinking they can write theiI
own wills without help from the legal
profession.
There appear to be three kinds OF sense
common sense, supersense and profes.
sional sense. This three-fold classified
ton explains a good deal that is other
wise difficult, among the rest the legal
eccentricity Just noted.
| The last trial OF Thaw (that is 10 say
the last up to date) is a matter In which
the lay mind finds food for perplexity
The jury was composed Of men pre-.
sumably OF such quality as TO satisfy the
demands Of the counsel. respectively, OF
the prosecution and the defense. After
celebrating less than an hour, they
brought In unanimous verdict for the
defense
Due to our condition OF legal unen.
iishtenment' We supposed that that made
him free man. and that a unanimous
verdict means either final acquittal or
maj conviction. II seems not. II an
pears that there are numerous appliances
ltted to the judicial machine that are
held In reserve for particular occasions
so that when man is acquitted II may
mean that he is acquitted OF it may
mean that he Is being held over for an
other grilling
After the acquittal II was authorita-
lively announced that the Judge might
reverse the jury's verdict. We allowed
ourselves TO wonder why then the whole
matter was not put up to the Judge in
the first instance instead Of having IL
put through the tedious and expensive
formality OF jury trial.
sun later II has been publicly stated
that the prosecution Is going to take an
appeal. To the intellectually mregen-
crate that would seem 70 denote that the
prosecutor is going to keep trying the
poor fellow till he succeeds In convicting
him, Thaw has had eight years OF II
already. The future must look long to
him.
All Of this is a lesson TO innocent people
TO try TO keep innocent II Is also a lesson
TO all concerned that judicial procedure
needs to be absolved from some OF its
technicality and slmplified from some OF
It's mystery before IL will quite eomport
with the dignified simplicity OF law or
perfectly hold the confidence OF the un-
professional selise OF the public.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
BY Gouverneur Morris
and
Charles w. Goddard
synopsis of PevIous Chapters.
ossg.ashs Isls. ssar osnpaas.


After the tragic death OF John Aines'
bury, his Frustrated Wife, one OF Amer
lcas greatest beauties, dies. Az her death
froL sthliter, an agent OF the interests
eirl and brings her w in u paradise
where abe sees no man. but thinks she
Y tansht BY angels who instrue! her for
age OF ~ she Is suddenly thrust into the
world where agents OF the Interests are
rs 1900 20 pretend prefer 70 tipa ner. soss % tho
Adtrondeoks. This interests are response
BILE Tor the trip. BY accident he Is the first
comes fortn from her paradise as SoIestis
the glrl from heaven. Neither Tommy NOR
Celestia recognises each other. Tommy
from Prof.. stiliiteI and they hide In
the mountains; later they are pursued
BY stilliter, and escape 70 AN island wher"
Tommys first aim was to get celestiA
away from stslllter. After they leave
Bellevue Tommy Is unable to get any
costume. But later ne persuades his
father TO keep her. When he goes out
to the taxi no. finds her gone. She falls
escapes and gocs 70 live with poor fam.
NY by the name OF Douglas. When their
son Freddie returns home he finds right
which the underworld has offered a re-
ward that he hoped to got.
Celestial secures work IN q large gar
are employed. Here she shows her Pc
culiar power, and makes friends with all
her girl companions. BY her talks to the
girls she Is able 20 calm q threatened
moved TO grant the relief the girls wished,
and also 10 right n great wrong ho had
done one OF them. just at this point the
factory catches on fire. and the work
room Is soon a blazing furnace. celestia
refuses 10 escape with the other girls,
and Tommy Barclay rushes In and car
rles her out. wrapped Ia a big roll OF
cloth.
The wife OF the miners leader involves
Tommy In an cscapadc that leads the
| miners 70 lynch him. Ceiestia saves him
from the mob, but turns from him and
/ goes TO SEQ kehr.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09

were so free from
completely that we
could form some
definite idea as to
what It is they are
designing to ac-
compllsh. We are
not 30 lacking in
discernment, o r
perhaps / should
say In imagination,
as not to suppose
that in a general
way they are in
tended TO prove the
guilt OF the guilty
and the innocence
of the innocent.
but the way OF
going about 1t is
sometimes 40 mYa-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
by ELLA WHEELER WILCOX

Copyright 1915 by the Star Company
little group OF men and women sat
around dinner table In a refined
metropolitan home.
Four men and four women all trav-
'iofa. readers and thinkers. and the arts
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09

Cro be Continued Tomorrow
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
By NELL BRINKLEY

Copyright, 1918 Internati News scTvi-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09

good Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound has done
for me. / suffered
very much from q
female trouble. I
had bearing down
pains, was irregular
and at times could
hardly walk Pcross
the room. ] was
unable to do my
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09

ti' y Y o ] . sGionH,
fin. nee and social
So ericnce and
TH iities we're all
resented IN the
cuicr'c.
They were DIS
cusclng the ever
old and always
new subject OF the
relations OF the
seXes in domestic
ana social life. and
the growing fire.
Vuency OF divorce
in \ m erica. It
II seemed TO the
majority that civ
i'ized society was
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
BY DIR. CHARLES H. PARKHURsT.

1t would be gratifying for US laymen
anu contribute to our quietness OF mind
II law were so simple that we could
understand II. and II judicial processes
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
DR.. Pankhurst's Article

On Simplifying Legal Process that Justice May
According the Undeandngof the ayman with Common Sense
Cites Both the Leo Frank and the Harry Thaw Cases
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-09
THIS WOMAN'S
SICKNESS
Quickly Yielded To Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Bridgeton, MI want to thank you
, thousand times for the wonderful
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d gen .rsasn. IA ss.en sas qna rneisI slsIIssIa..

Der gum umfebren notbigteTi. Ods
bat Iid) in geiid,s Gerben5eit DON
@rinib ans gednbert. sesteu Guoes
persanft Die Staot ibren gldiBenben
ileuen gufidgri,ng oiterreidiifcin
llnfcrnebmiingsgeiiie, oenn or 1T es
eetpeien, Der bic 8abnpertiil6iing
rad acnitarriinopeI ins Werf geiebt
fjat, anf Der gaiiGs beutige 1Iitbc
ter,ibt. Die gtabt trdgt beite Gin
oain mcoer1les Geprise; aliffallig
brett imo gilt gepilailert iino ibfc
StraBeu, beren Ia,,,iiide milfiir
ourd, cine riidiiftslos Srirhgreifenbe
gtaotregitIiering georbnd ruoroeI
hit. Nm Der Sfele Der fDcggcrnnnlten
W1oIdeen uno Wfindrette imb ihicf.
Iiniaen G1B4pn iino iiberau dnietll-
libe pI1ee imo Strabm eItttanoT,
nnlaeben BON elfropiiiferi @otngc.
b1,lDen, meiitens fleineren Sdniern
fir cine ODER riir ipenige 5dirnlien-
aud, bas SmbeIsIeben bat eiropai-
ite syornen angenon1lret iltlo f1iir
bic nItbcriibmten Silberfiligran.
Idm1iebc BON gsiid ,inb elm paar an.
berc Satorperfe bdlten ned an Der
oIten 8crcinigimg BON @ertitdttc uno
9erfaifsrmm felt. Sn Dos beoeiiteno
eintoniger seiporoene Bib oes mo-
nernen gsiib briusen niir bic biirten
9radyten Der @auern cine orisincle
geote; namentlid lit bic Sraft Der
ar1oden itno araiicrI nilS oeIn nahcll
ss,elasnica reid lnb geidunaduoa nno
Gen We1ilnern Ieibt oas iiber Die
aoppc geid,limscne freibe 9opitub
cinen eigeiltbiimIid,en Rei5. Bon benz
aIten gsiid, bas ben @mbel 10 pieler
sssabrbuiloerte erIebt bat, itebt eigert-
lid, fein Stein mebr mif bem anoern;
ml Die lange Ssr:mien5eit eriiiitert
MIR nod, cine einfnfe Woit]ee, bic IN
elmer breitcn iornigen Strabe itebt,
,rRb olenfalIs bns tpddeligr Iiirfsi,
iniertcl, oas on bic alte Sitaoelle an.
oetlett iit. Zen jreinolihiten lleber.
rcit Ger giirfe5eit bilSet Der einitige
Sonaf 6es tiirfiiden @oilpernenrs,
Der su einem Balaite fiir bic Serbeu.
fiirf.cn nmgitaItet porben iit iiiio
ben 9ppus eines bornebmen uno 5ei-
teren ulosIimiiden G6eliises bartlett
gacier idlidte gmi Der nah oe-
g.iifama.Seite bin einen berrlid,en
eIid altf bic BON prddtiger 2an0-
ff,aft nrurabnlte 3itaheIle geipdbrf,
tiIbete eine 2iebIingsretber8 oes
aonigs Ulilan unS Der a5nistn Ra.
taIie. Ger an ben aonaf ii& anl9lie.
Benbe @artn lit nod i'm utaliriihen
Stile angeIcgt. Bel aIier arcberneil
GntnideIimg aber bat Riid in Ieiiler
neitIaitfigen gnlnac, ipie es iid br.
.uem in Die reihe gbe,ie binmisjtrsdt
irt ii4 in ieine Gdrten bincin-
;da,iegt, nod, irnmer pieI bonn aIte't
GpriGdrafter bchaIten; utto geraoe
oarin Iiegt in gerbin6uns nit oer
Sh6nbeit ibrer IGloidnftIiten llnt
aebune Der ReiS Der alt.neuen Staot
an her geiidGpu.
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bat. "a, idb psrmutb, er liebs bds
Soans gang nisberreiben, Inn oas Set
nur ni1t seben au miiien. qnb tper
ipeib. Oh er ni6t bereits glaes, mas In
ieinem @drten quatt lnb biipft, bat
aufgreifen unb perisben lafeu. bamit
Elm Wilbitanb Bel ibm gar nidt mear
aefunben iperbe!"
gluauIte ipar in gutter 9aune nno
pubts bnrd5 ihren Sasoplan beicns
bers ben Sberforiter Al beluitigen,
Oils bieier in GsffGfien abaerrfen
purbe, gab Die Wliitier aud 9onrd=
binen einen Wint, bas 3immer Su
perlaNen. $50 iit's reht! gu Sbnen
tomme i'd, besann bic 8rdfin, als
bic srauen nit einanbsr allein ipds
rem. Limb nun unter pier glusen
ofei6 aur SauptIa6e! papa bat ein
paar erpatisne ilnge 2eute bel Shnen
untereebraht. Wenn Papa fir ite
als Ieine pflesebefcbIenen gu ioraen
beliebt, 10 ipirb er ia ippbl eine pflittt
baben, unp es 1T nift fbper 5u err
ratben, in tpelfer 8esiebuns er au
BEN ainbern ite6t!" 9lueuite lGdelt.,
unp Der bofniide Gus nm ibren
Munb pertiefte iid bis 5rm Musbrud
bes @sradtenben.
,9litt Der sreiberr but nus Die
iuuoen 9eute 3uQeipieien", entgegnste
bic Sausfrau. .Wer Iaei Sanen, Trdu
9rGFin, bab sr es setpsieu9"
.g9er mir eerabs bas geiaat bat?
= Bette ssrau. bas peib Id nid,t
m.br! Wlitsetbeili boi mir 9aal
SdeIIboru suerit, bd3 eiu junses
paar fid bel Sbnsn aufbalte, tpeIdeU
mir bereits in Gms beleauet tparen
unb bem mir bdmaIs bel Der llnfenntz
nib i.ines @erbGItniiies gu einanbtr,
unb baau fdlih beridtet, llureht ges
iban baben. MohI benn. es thut mir
Ieib, nm 10 mear. ba es jctt. ober bob
BAG MGbhen nod. in sybrem 5auIe
1T. glun aber ~ Bah nod Der I'm
tuuit Der ainber trifft auh parn in
:sbrem 6aufe elm! Gin nsrtfpiirbiler
Salll Wis iommt er barouf. ben
ainbern ssrabe bel Sbn,n Mobnuus
All mahen9 Wie iommt c.rabe sJ1r
Saus gu bieier immerbir ionberbaren
gbre9 Ratsn Sic mir bas beuts
lid! Sd babe 9riinbe, bariiber off
g.tldrt iein su MOLTEN. sd set6rs
bod, au6 = 70 au faaeu - III 9as
pas Iamilie!4 ausuft. mari bic Iess
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