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The Republican journal., 1916-12-14
GOLDEN WEDDING In TROY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Myrick of T

Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Myrick of Troy
celebrated their 5Oth wedding anniver-
sary in their home Nov. 29th. Although
the rain kept many at home, goodly
number braved the storm. The children
planned the entertainment as pleasant
surprise to their parents. After ex.
changing pleasant greetings, and a social
time, Rev. j. C. Lamb made appropriate
remarks, followed by prayer, and then
several interesting letters from absent
friends were read; also Memory Sketch
by Mrs. S, j. Stevens and poem by
Miss Carrie Weymouth. after which a
rich and bountifu treat was served. The
out-of town guests were their son, Ralph
Myrick of Auburn. and MIR. and Mrs.
Traitor Whitaker of Unity. Although
mo gifts were expected. among sever
al fine and useful ones were q gold bead
necklace for the mother and gold watch
chain for the father, also gold pieces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrick are well preserv-
ed couple and it would be hard to find
another who had been a bride for 81
years who retains to such an unusual de-
gree the charm and beauty of youth.
The Republican journal., 1916-12-14
Winthrop's New Library.

Over the handsome portal of Win
throp's newest structure is the inscrip-
ton in stone, The Charles M. Bailey
Public Library. Here from 9 O'Clock
Saturday morning, Dec. End, Throughout
the day, the trustees held an informal
reception to the townspeople and interes-
ted visitors from away, while at o. clock
were held the dedicatory exercises at the
town hall, thus. rounding out Red Let
ter day in the history of Winthrop. A
central figure in all the observances of
this happy occasion was the tai, dignified
form of Deacon Bailey, donor of this SUBJ
stantial and beautiful gift to the town.
Hon. Charles M. Bailey is centenarian.
The Republican journal., 1916-12-14
Female Help Wanted

If you are girl with fair education and
are neat, industrious and ambitious we can
give you place at once as clerk in our SUBJ
scription department. 1t is clean, interesting
work. A year-round position and a substantial
advance in salary are assured if you prove sat
isfactory We can, if you wish, give you a
chance to learn tipping, stencil cutting, ad-
writing. letting writing and work at which
extra good pay can be earned by those who
succeed. A promising future is open to all
ambitious girls in our publishing business.
Willingness to work and to study are the chief
requisites for getting to the top. If you are
willing to sta small and if you ambitious
to work up slowly to something good, write
all about yourself to ". H. GANNETT. Pub.
Inc, Dept. R. j., Augusta. Maine. 3w49
The Republican journal., 1916-12-14
Maine Farmers

are busy men, all the year round, and
have so much to do, that they don't
always take time to look after their
health. They say they haven't time to
be sick, so many of them go about
their work, even when they are feel
ing poorly. AS a matter of fact, most
farmers could keep well, most of the
time, if they would take something
occasionally, to keep the stomach and
liver IN order and the bowels regu-
lated
For many years, IL. F." Atwood's
Medicine has been a friend indeed to
Name farmers. 1t is a remedy that
quickly corrects the little ailments
and keeps man feeling ready and fit
Tor good days work
FRkE.-On receipt of a yellow outside wran
per- per with your opinion Of the medicine, we will
send one of our Needle Books with good
assortment, of high grade needles, useful in
every family
II. F." Medicine Co., Portland, Me.
The Republican journal., 1916-12-14
Juvenile Wisdom.

"What did people do before steel pens
were invented?'' asked the teacher.
"The pinions of one goose were used
to spread the opinions of another" an
swered the boy at the head of the class.
Indianapolis Star.
The Republican journal., 1916-12-14
Stopped Children's Group Cough.

Three weeks ago two of my children began
choking and coughing and saw they were
having an attack of Group writes Billie May
berry, Eckert. Ga. Il got bottle of Foley's
Honey and Tar and gave them dose before
bedtime. Next morning their cough and all
sign OF Group was gone" Sold everywhere.
The Republican journal., 1916-12-14
My FAEM NOTES.
Maine Farmer |

m Maine Farmer ]
ss role. it has not been E
for the small farmers.
-lIug work was late. on
and vet weather; and
e- ii good commercial
uucp work was done.
... hay was the largest for
-re price is very much be
- ..~l prlee tor a number Of
.U- $ have been all that
Iur. There will be more
ny the future. 1t is the
his gicinity.
.--.sa,Ia off late and some corn
Not so much planted, on
.. la.- >priag. The silo is COM
l.. -zvcrai new ones built in
~. Prospect and Stock ton.
ioa is that milk cannot be
r prof, with the present prices
Dairy herds about the same as
f.. ul potatoes small, some CIV
move tEan 100 bu. per acre.
EWl1e, just across the line in
r. raised 300 bu. to the acre,
oH yarrels, all stored in their
house at the railroad station at
.arf Price now 81 so.
laty apples raised in Searsport.
l,5 spraying done. Winterport
5anr~r town for apples in Waldo
.reuaios about the same as in the
Sore beef and some dairy stock.
y' sheep town. They will re-
u.- attention in the future be-
. price vi wool and mutton. They
.-- lie feed of dairy stock.
aid small fruits We're not up
yraE=.
B. @e know, poultry has been a
'u7 YEAR. the price of both
a4- Eggs has ruled high. Most
suy and eggs is shipped to Bos-
--' Not much is done in other
.'@. Eggs 4Sc doz.
Firt much done IN this locality
-alsing Nearly all heavy
-s fought away.
p our best farmers belong to
aalr The nearest cooperative
to~ IS Monroe. The Farmers
4r- piHg fire work.
sIte one of our successful young
s He seemed to think, and so dc
3. When the foreign war closes
Asa viii have to resort to the lane
Hrg there is no calling at this
sure as the farm. Think oil
Al toe present time living from
month, paying SOC per peck fol
zoo quart for beans, and every
@ tle same ratio. Some of the
Ks INST 90 short.
The Republican journal., 1916-12-14
NOTICE

l have purchased Ford delivery car and
will take orders and deliver in any part of the
city: also will take out parties very reason
able. My car will carry seven passengers.
P,D. H. CARTER. Groceries,
80 Main Street, Belfast.
Telephone 257-3 44tf
The Republican journal., 1916-12-14


Nov. 10th, 1915.
,.~t.taiconplexion is handsome
.... glory and the envy of her
=. --..a rivals. Yet a soft, clear
wig with health is only tie
.,-r. II Pure Blood.
-. aIed for a considerable
.-..t 3 UNPLEASANT, diSfgM1ng
5ared my face and for
p.ications and remedies
After using F'ruit-a-
-.n week, the rash is COM
-4. lam deeply thankful for
.-. n he future, 1 Will not be
.t-a-tives".
NORAH WATSON.
.s.s, e for $3.50, trial size, 25c.
@ or sent by Fruit-a-tives
H-lensburg, New York.
The Republican journal., 1916-12-14
'MENDS RECOMMEND TANLAC.
IoGghed Fifteen Years.

VII I s,o nat hang on and grow worse in the
I Hsu Feleved by Foley's Honey and Tar.
3 sfB i,. Msabe, Va, writes: "For Is years
VII MY with troublesome bronchial
Va, sa irritation of the throat. Foley's
\ itg 1a Tar relieved me; and alter taking
~, VIC the cough cessed." Sold every
The Republican journal., 1916-12-14
FOR SALE

Two houses for sale: one on Condor
street and one on Northport avenue. For
particulars inquire at
Att 81 MILLER STREET
The Republican journal., 1916-12-14
MAINE CENlkAL RAILROAD
BELFAST AND BURNHAM,

On and after Oct l. 1916. trains connecting
at Burnnam and Watervile with through train.
for and from Bangor, Wgtervlle, Portland and
Boston, will run as follows:
The Republican journal., 1916-12-14
IItIt5S IS COSTLY
ITtN FOR FARMERS
l'6Iac Man Says Out-of-Doors
LIE No Health Guarantee
~IlteS kenduskeag Case.

>, .DueFs as class are healthy, but there
n ,,s' HAo 60 through the entire year with
H. P5'''- # half sickness At these times
M 't5' aroopy, tired and rundown. Their
b ,'' won respond to the will and often they
h ~ y'tf beds complaining of one sickness
,n, '1ef "Iihout knowing just what is the
M ,,'' With them. One expense after another
VI vi diem needlessly for. nine times out
~ .1ey need only good tonic"
hi was be- statement of the Tanlac Man,
4ns.-- las experience of A. F. Downs. a
t NFnduskeag as an example.
i, ILlLS HIS EXPERIENCE.
y ID "hat Mr. Downs told him:
9n5, .ouk while this year lived mostly on
ttnpc Eool I'd eat wouldn't stay on my
kr u 1Au wouldn't digest, somehow, for
an,., 'h'n did get the FOOD TO stay on my
lRs .s,a, ''t OF gas would form in my bowels,
i., Gus and couldn't sleep nights.
tiso '' Pretty bad, can tell you, and was
a.fSt 81. sorts of ways to get well. But l
& "uu the right thing until tried Tan
', ,~ENDS RECOMMEND TANLAC.
lilo lend III recommended it to me. Now I'm
1 sy 4 Is, same thing, and recommending it to
tat lends. After week or so of treat
Ate, s Degan to feel better. My appetite got
n D., anu l began to eat anything l wanted.
~ te got quieted and l sleep soundly
s8 i ,Hnlac Man, who has been causing so
sB a a. IN Belfast by his unusual ideas in
Apsp matters, explains this new tonic and
&t..t pu tIr daily at the City Drug Store.
The Republican journal., 1916-12-14

| Limited tickets for Boston are now sold at
SIS Is from. Belfast
H. D. WALDRON,
General Passenger Agent.
/ G. c. DOUGLASS,
General Manager. Portland Maine.
The Republican journal., 1916-12-14

126 Waldo Avenue, Belfast
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
Des Onkel's Brief.

Liebe Kinder!-Schon i'm der .Jugend
~entscheidet SIGH oft, was aus dem zu-
kinftigen Name, u der zukiinftigen
Frau werden soil. Ihr allie kermit doch
das Sprichwort: WAS Elm Hakchen
werden will, kriimmt sich bel Zeiten.'
Was hier Won den Schlechten Menschen
gesagt list, bezieht SIGH aber ebensowohl
auf die guten und man kann sagen:
"Wer elm gutter Mensch werden will.
iibt die Tugend bel Zeiten."
Die Hydrologic der alien Gretchen
veranschaulicht dies treffliGh i'm der
Legende Won Herkules auf dem Schei-
dewege,
Ais Herkules, der Sohn DIES obersten
Gottes, in das J~iinglingsalter eingetre-
ten und die Zeit der ~Entscheidung, der
Wahl zwischen Tugend und Laster fir
Inn gekommen war, ging er. in Gedap-
ken versunken, in cine einsame Gegend,
UNI bort den Schritt, den err thun
musste, reifich zu iiberlegen und sich
fir elmer der beiden Lebenswege IA
entscheiden. bort kan er an einen
~Scheideweg II raj unschliisSig, wei
chen der beiden Wege er einschlagen
sollte. Da erschienen linn Zwei webb
liche Gestalten; die cine war sch0n
und verfiihrerisch, die andere hingegen
erhaben, edel, wiirdevoll und ziichtig.
Die erste trat ~sogleich Zutraulich und
keck vor Herkules hin und lud Inn Elm,
NIT ihr den breiten, ebenen Veg Zu
gehen. Sic verhiess linn nur Lust und
Nergntigen. Genuss und Freude. Damn
nahte die Zweite In Achtung gebieten-
der Haltung. Auch sic lud Herkules
elm, ihr Zu folgen, wobei sic INN aber
NIGHT verhehlte, dass der Veg. den sic
ihn fiihren verde, Elm s~teiler, miihe-
voller Pad sci dass Inn auf diesem
Pad heisse K;impfe. vielfache Be-
schwerden ind Entbehrungen erwar-
ten. Allen sic verhiess linn den Sieg
und ais Lohn: endlose Wonne und
Freude. Herkules schwankte einige
Ieit unentschlossen hin und her, aber
endlich entschied er sich fir den Pad
der Tugend. auf dem Zwar Kampf,
Mjihseligkeit und Entbehrung seiner
warteten, der aber i'm das Land der
S~eligkeit fuhrt. IND diesen Veg be-
trait or und wandte Sich fir INNER Won
dem verfiihrerischen, breiten Pad DIES
l.asters, der Eva einen tiiichtigen Sin
n%enrausch verhiess, aber ms ewige
Nerderben fiihrt.
Auch Ihr, liebe Kinder, seid an dem
S~cheideweg angelangt. Wihlet vie
Herkules den steilen Pad der Tugend.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09

SOM Siiblein auf bent Gts.
@efroren bat es belier
Sod, gar fem feite5 @is.
Sns 8ilblein itebt am 8eiber
llnb iprift 10 81 iid) leis:
sd mill c5 cinn1al lua9cn,
Su5 gis, CO mus bod tragcn."
User lueiB?
Sas Siiblein itanpft unb badet
Mit ieinem Stiefelein.
Sas @is auf einmal fnadet,
llnb troh! Idon bridt's binein.
9os 9iiblein platid unb frabbclt
Oils ipic Gin &reb5 unb 5appclt
Mit Sdrci'n.
% belft, id mllB periintcu
Su lauter Gis uuo Sdlnec!
s belft, ih muB ertriuteu
Sm tiefeu. tiefeu Seel"
@dr' niht elm Wann getommell,
Ser it'd Elm Ser5 genommen,
= tpeb!
Ser pndt es bel BENT Sdupie
llub 5iebt e5 bann beraus,
%om tSllBe bis gum aopfc
@ie cine @diieru1uus.
Sa5 8iiblein bat o%ctropfct,
Ser &ater bats 9eflopict
81 Sdll2.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09

Die ibm Die A%uitreuguug bes 8cbens
beraus9epreBt bate.
tGber er ihritt peiter, INNER
tpeiter. Salb lfou mubte CT an
DWnrin Sfnee" anlnneen, uro Damn
9iug es b%offcutlid bciier.
Nllein Die aapclle lpollte lid rlit)t
5eigen; Waltl ipdbtc uno ipdbte,
- er fauo feincn bcfdnnIen Slue
nebr beraus, iab teinen befannten
9egenitauo.
Cine grobe Ingit b~emadJtigte ith
beS &iubes. Wie, tpenn er Den
riftigeu 8eg nerfeblt bate, ipenu
CT in Der Srre, in Die cr 9eratben,
umfonmen miiBte!
Side Sbrdnen floiIen aus Icinen
Nugeu, aus t%icfitcr Seelc ouou ibnl
Elm StpB9ebct an Die Wllttcr @ottes,
lie mDgc i'm bod nidt elenbi9lih
erfricreu lalleu.
CT itapfte meitcr. BUR aapelel"
rief cine Stinlmc in ibnl, n3ur aaa
peael bort bit Oh 9ebor9en!" llnb
! biesnlal bate er Slid.
Noh 5ebn Sdritte madte er. =
ba lab er lid ploBlid, o ser aapeue
Maria Sd]nce".
Gr athmcte crlcittert arf.
Nber lpeiter fpnnte CT nid,t mlebr;
toDtmatt unp en~tfrdftet. trugeu ibn
taum nod Die 6iiBe. gs flimmerte
ibm Dor Den Nu9en, = ieber Wciterz
idritt fonnte ibm SOB ltno Gerberz
ben brin9eu. gr entidloB iid besz
balb, in bas airdlein 81 treten, belieu
Sbilre Dem 8anoerer itet5 pffeu itanb,
unb before @itterun9 ab~5ulparten.
Nber tpie eritaunte Der anabe, nls
er fano, oaB linn MIR feline 2iebest6at
bon beute Moraeu ieneu Sfritt 6ur
8ettuus ermo9littel
Die aapele mar ndmlif ringslint
bon Shnee bift oertpebt, ltno MIR
an Der Steue, an Ser @aItl bellte
&orsen ben 3utritt 81 Dem Iltters
gottcsbiloe freigelegt bate, lag Die
neiBe, glduSenoe @aIe nidt iebr
bob, 10 bab er iiber bieicn 8eg
in bas .@ariens airhlein gelanecn
! fonnte.
Sier rubtc er lid aus lno iprad
Elm innige5 Sanfgebet fir feline
Hettung. Sicie fonnte er an Spdtz
nadmittage leidt bepertitcQigen, ga
es 81 ifneien unb 5I ipettern auf>
borte unb Der &nobe nm nit friide
seiammelten 8rdften auf ben ipicber
eriihtlifen, betauuteu 8egen beimz
5utcbren permodtc.- y8lpdlein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09

8oiier nadgeIpiIt. 8enn bie Stpffc
trodcn iinb, perbcn tic ior8fdltig aufs
gcpldttet.
Sntter, Margariue, Eilan5enfett
urb dbnlifc Yrobuftc fam man pbue
Gi5 friih erbaltcn, ipenu MAJ lie alf
folgcnbe Irt nufbelpnbrt; Wtan rcini9t
5luei cntiprcd)cnb 9roBe Sonbrilmen@
topic. bis tic fpie neu nlsIeben ruo
feinc Sdimnelbilbung ODER GrofruIten
mcbr Seiaen. Sann legt man Die
Butter in einem geidloiienen @efdB,
3. .. S%utterglodc, in Den ciuen Slus
mentopf. itiilpt Ben anoern barilbcr
uno biiHt bcibc III fcudtc, iullbere
Siid,cr. bic oft NAB gcmad)t pcrben.
Su5 &crounitcu 6elpirft, baB Die But
ter iriid blei6t. Nls 8utterfiihler
lperben Die Slumentopfe am bciteu nit
Den Siihcrn %5uiammcn inrner nieper
angefcudtet.
Grirurcne Gepfel iperocu fpieber
%perlpenbbar, iuenu man lie in Elm
irbeues 8efdB le9t, bas init friidem
9rlnnenuaiicr gefiillt ipirb; MAJ pers
itdrft Die 8irtung, peun Gin iucni9
aodlal5 burin uufgelDit miro. Huf
einigcn Stunben lit Der SroIt aus Den
Ncpielu aus9e5oscn, tic meroen d6gez
trodnet, nb9erieben uuo au einem
fiibleu. trodencn Srt auf6ennbrt. PIN
beiten lit es. Die 9efrorcnen Iepfel ilber
Nadt ein3updiiern. @euu lie aud,
10 b~ebanDelt, i'm roben 3uitanb uift
mebr 81 Sid gc9cben lperOeu, 10 Gig
men tic iih bod nod e%pr3iiglid 6um
aod)eu IND sur Warmelapcus pbcr
WuSbercitluu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
1Iln trauten fami(ienkreife.


idlcdte @ilber Den augen ibrer Sim
Der nidt ihaoen, aud lit es foli6,
airoer mad ~genoiiener &abl5eit nad
Den Bnnbelbilbern gcben 5u lalicn,
ipeil bic -9eiitigc Inltrcn9un9 bic Ser
oninIng beeintrdd)tigt. ultb aId) lit Der
9ciudI Der 8nnOclbilocr nnt Nbenb
id)dolid, pn lie nit ibrcr giahlpirtung
Den Shlaf itDren. Sic 9r0Bte @irtung
babcn Die @auoelbilber allf bnS Senz
fen Der Sinner i'll Se5u9 auf Die Sra
gen Der gntitebung pes 2ebcn5 uno
forbern bie @lteru beraus, BEN &ins
bern 5 bis 10 Sabre friiber Nntlport
auf 9eipiiIe Sragcn 81 9cben, Sd bin
bafiir, baf nas Saus, bic Glterrt, nicie
Tflidt baben, nidt bic Shule.
" y y
HptiS!
Ser 2eier miro NIT Segiun ser
belItiueu Summer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
Tcridiebcue Mittel gegcn Druit=
beuleu.

T.. Gin iperi9 b~efanntes, babel abcr
raid b~cIierupes Wtittel iii pas Be
Itreiden oDer Setupfeu Der %Sroitbeulen
NIT Sctrplcum. Hoh cirta ciuer
balbeu Stunbe bdbet ober lpdid)t ma
sic betupiten 8lieber in iparmem
SeifennaNcr, bamit Der Setroleumz
geru6 periftpinSet.
2. Sriih getodte, iosenannte sez
ouelte &artoffeIn serauctiht man
uno binbet lie, 10 beib OILS tau err
tra9en fam, auf Die ihmer5enbeu oocr
iudenben Stelen unb ldBt ie bis gum
grfalten barauf liegen.
3. Sen 9rei elmer Ser6udten
3tpiebel itreiGe man ailf Gin Seiuens
ldpphen uno biuoe Dies auf Die be-
falleueu Stelen unb pieberbole es 10
louge, bis Die Sroitberlen pcridtpuus
Den lino.
4. Seftere. Dor Dem S6laiene
gebeu a~ngeipauote uno ileiBig 81
lpetielube Scibualiers llmihld9e tbuu
e~benfals quite Sienite.
5. Ian babel Die SiiBe ocs
Ibeilos 10 betB ais ntpglld) NM bdlte
iid), nahbem man Die SiiBe nit reiuen
ippllenen Striinlpfeu unb beauemcn
Sausihuben befleioet bat. nod, eini9e
3eit I'M lparmen 3immer airf,
8. Ntuu pdidt Die beialenen
Steaen reht LANCE in Scifeulpalier,
trpdne niht politdnoig ab unb be-
itreidle lie ipfprt NIT 0lnseriu. SnS
man mDglid)it gut einreibt.
User 81 Sroitbeulen neigt, iGiibe
Sdnoe uno 6iiBe sur Sroit5eit Dor
ihdblifeu Giniliien pes raiden
@ediels bon Salt 6u 8arm. Gr
Jorge bel 3citeu fir iparmc,N iplipe
Subbefleibung. Die ppr pem NuBs
lpcrocn ihiiet. Sobalb Die eritc Spur
Der Sruitbeulcu crideint, 9reife man
8u mnrmen Scublumenipidelu unb
iobrc bantit tort, bis feline Splir Der
8ptbung mcbr 81 ieben lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
gaerlei Iiitlides.
Sci M,aisiiitteruna at Yieroe i

@ei Wiaisfiitteruug an Yferne iiub
Die 8Drncr grpb 6u brchen. &dbrcnb
Der itrcneen Irbeitsperiobe fam man
inbeiien bel iunseu @ferbeu unb gutcu
Sreiiern bapou 5~eitiueilig abiebcn bel
ben ilbrigen niht. Iats miro audi
portbeilbaiteripciie inter bn5 Surg
futter gemcn9t.
lin ~idnuar5e Stuffe Su reinigen,
reibt man einiae aartpffelu. pernliid)t
ibreu Sait nit lauem @aiicr unb
mdidt barin Die %uniauberen Stpffe.
obne anbere 8nidmittel babel 5u Der
penben. Sanad miro III lallbcrem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09

Den Veg ildd) Saule lltd]t dletil
madenJ unb Mennie 9. tpar iton btns
aus. Die Nnoern licBen mid nift
glcidl porbei. bn babe ih mid, penn
Durd9ebrduat. bis 6 9elnng. Seiper
blicb ih bel Der @%clc9enbcit am Sflob
Der Sd)ultbiire bdngel, llno baS I'm
alilf mar fcrti9." sd iptQ ocn
@antcl ulr glcid 5ilm Slideu ididen,
buun furnit OH i'm mor9en lpieper
nn5iebcn." - Iher ba crbebt it'd elm
8e5cter, bie fleine Game erbcbt leb>
BAIT @iberiprud), lie 9inge nidt NIT
cincm 9eflidten 0tantel 5ir S6ule.
Nlc ipiirben Tie ausldd)en. 9ies leuhs
let benn alid) Der Dpcritdnbi9en" Mtuts
ter ciil, tic erlallbt DEN Sonntd9s>
mantel tdglih 5u trn9en, biz lid Stoff
ST cincm neuen Iermel 9efunoeii
BADEN ipiirbc. - Nadmittag5 9ebts
gum Sanoarbeit5 llnterriht. Sdrnlols
lcno uno perorieBlif tommt Die feline
Sdiilerin heinz. Ser 8clitel fliegt in
cine Ode. baB Sfeere unb Singerbut
flirreu, rno tmlrreno fommt es iiber
Die trobig aufgetporfencn 2ippen: Sic
oumnlc Ecr'on. einem 10 Den gud)s
nlittaa Sll pcrberben, INN tblle ih 5
crit rcd,t nid,t." =. .Iber mas lit
ncnn Sdne. hats %erorub ge9eben?
Srinf' MIR raid Anffee, 0ann MAIDEN
mir eincn idbnen Spa6ier9an9." -
nI6l ih tanu ia niGt nit, i6 muB
cine Strafarbeit MADDEN uno Dies bier"
- babel fliegt ein periporren 5uIamz
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