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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-08
LIVE STOCK
Poultry And Supplies

Poultry And Supplies 40
FEEDING TANKAGE-Pu meat. blood
and bone buy direct from maker: &c
10. in 10o-lb. bags. Lippman's. 21O y.
Main st.
POULTRY RAISERS-We buy fresh
eggs, any quantity. Write. stating
price and how many dozen you can
ship weekly. A. Bisek, 1872 Milwaukee
av., Chicago. III.
WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCK cocks and
cOckerels; pink of condition: 10 II
pounds; blue ribbon stock. W. W.
Linderman, Cor. Pine and Fourth SITS,
Mishawaka.
MERCHANDISE
.>>------>~->.
Articles For Sale ST
BASKET BALLS and outfits at Ber-
mans. 126 n Michigan.
FLASH LIGHTS and batteries. Der
mans. 196 n. Michigan.
PAINTS-U. :. Government paints. 81 40
per gallon in 5-gallon lots. Breskins
paints guaranteed years. 4l2 S. Michi-
gan.
ROLLER SKATES-Ball-b bearing skates,
500. for the boy or girl Berman's,
l26 y. Michigan.
SLEDS. skates and skis. Bermans, 126
\. Michigan 81.
TYPEWRITER Underwood late model
almost new. Address Box 606, News
Times.
TAPESTRY AND ADMINISTER RUGS
We carry a complete stock Of Tapes
try and Administer rugs. Prices right.
Indiana Window Shade Co. 226 W.
Jefferson blvd.
STOP WISHING that YOU knew where to
get the things you want at the prices
you can afford TO pay-read the Mer-
chandise ads in the CLASSIFIED section
md huv them today
Business Equipment 50
ADDING MACHINE American adding
machine, i'm good condition. cheap.
Ault's Camera shop. 10 5. Main st.
REFRIGERATORS for all purposes. Nc
Cray Refrigerator Co, 400 S. Michigan
st. Lincoln 1GlS.
Fuel And Feed SO
COAL-Direct from mines to consumer
Get our price !. A. New, Main JO6 and
Lincoln JO91
COAL AND WOOD
Harrisburg and Kent Illinois coal
and l. rank slat wood free with
each ton; per ton, 5000. Pocahon-
tas egg coal per ton, SllOO West
Virginia splint coal, per ton, $3.50.
Chestnut stove and egg hard coal.
per ton. $3.50. Oak slab wood.
SO - per rank. 3 ranks $500. Crate
wood. $40 per rank. South Bend
Coal & Wood Co, Main S74; Lin
coin JSI4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-08

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE acrss
good buildings frame house electric
light plant; good barns fruit wheat
and alfalfa and some timber. good To-
cation. ten miles from south BEND
Noight 4 Bradford. Ground floor. Union
Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-08
Personals
Lost And Pound

60G-smaU. white black and tan spot
ted female Finder phone Main ll6 or
notify l3G Kosciusko ST. Reward
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-09

Oak Grove and Moline. In addition to
these. there Is also a general exhibit OF
products shown by individuals whose
communities failed to enter community
exhibits Then. there is a really wonder
full woman's exhibit, in which is included
almost every item of needlecraft neces-
sary in a home. including woman's lin
Eerie. bed linen, table linen. children's
apparel, etc And, too, included in the
farm product section of the fair is a splen-
did poultry exhibit and another OF stock
cattle and hogs.
Comparisons, as a general rule, are
cdious: but in simple justice and to give
credit where credit IL really due, l can
not refrain, in this story of the opening
OF the fair. from besto wing special men
tIon upon the Cottage Hill exhibit. Indeed,
1 shall go further and say, that at no fair,
heretofore held within the broad eXpanse
OF the United States, is 1t possible. that a
better, or more complete exhibit Of the
products Of n section, has ever been made
in the history OF county fairs, than this
years community exhibit from Cottage
Eiil. Nor Is II, in the remotcst sense, dis
paraging to the ether community exhibits
at the Molino fair, to say this. Every
one OF these is a distinct credit to the
community which sponsors 1t, but 1t is
a fact that the Cottage Hill exhibit, could
not be excelled in the fertile valley OF the
Ohio river. or in any other county in
Florida nor. for the matter of that, just
as have stated 1t above, anywhere else
within the confines Of the entire U. S. A
Citrus Exhibits Abound
In none of the exhibits are there absent
exhibits of citrus fruits OF several varie-
ties, and particularly Satsuma oranges.
But the citrus fruit exhibit OF the Cottage
Hin Nurseries, operated by Geo. Heules-
beck, which includes Satsumas, kum-
quats, Ponerosa lemons, Parson brown
oranges, grapefruit. linequats, etc, could
not be eXceled on the Indian river in
South Florida. Indeed. the golden glow
OF this wonderful exhibit OF the citrus
products, and especially the Satsuma
orange. of Escambia county, could have
no other effect upon the most confined
skeptic as to the value OF the Satsuma to
this section OF country, than to convince
him OF its incalcuiable possibilities as a
money crop In West Florida. And this
very exhibit Is going to have the effect
Of converting hundreds of skeptics to the
idea that the golden glow Of the Satsuma
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-09

Four five minute talks viii feature the
ppning program. These will be made by
Clarence 3. Melton, president of the
1unior commercial body; j. b.. Morrow,
Industrial commissioner of the Chamber
Of Commerce; Tom Kennedy, chairman
Of the industrial committee; and Mayor
J. III. Bayliss.
No admission will be charged for the
show and with the special daily features
which have been arranged 1t Is expected
That the building will be crowded during
the three days-Thursday Friday and
Saturday.
The Electric Shop will furnish radio
concerts each night and the Rainbow or
chestra, the members Of which are mem
bers OF the Junior Chanbr of Commerce,
will play ach evning between and Z
o'clock.
Legion in Charge Saturday
Saturday will be observed as Armistice
Day and the program will be in charge Of
tn local post Of the American Legion.
At the suggestion Of the Junior Chamber
uf Commerce the Legion will fire the
opening gun of its big membership cam
paign with the opening OF the Indus
trial Show. Souvenirs and relics Of the
world war will be exhibited by the legion
for Saturday afternoon at s o'clock.
Chaplain w. w. Edel. Of the naval
air station, will deliver short Armistice
Day address, the naval air station band
will give concerts and besides other fea-
lures It is hoped TO have the naval air
station Glee club on the program.
open Earlier Tomorrow
Opening at O'Clock Thursday afternoon,
the doors will remain open until 10 oclck.
On Friday and Saturday the doors open
at 10 n. IN. and remain open until 10
p. IN. Members of the Junior Chamber
Of Commerce have been assigned so that
someone will be present at all times to
explain so far as possible details of the
exhibit, and how the products are man
ufactured.
The industrial show is purely instructive
and educational 1t is being promoted
with the idea OF graphically informing
the people OF Pensacola what products
are made in Pensacola. and to create in
terest in Pensacola's manufacturing in
dustries. In short, II is hoped through the
show to advertise Pensacola industries to
Pensacola people, and everyone is invited
to 20 through the building. both up and
downstairs, and inspect the exhibits and
enjoy the musical and ether features
List of Exhibitors.
The Pensacola concerns which have
entered the products are as follows:
Herbert Printing Company. Gulf City
Coffee Company, Federal Bakery Com
pany. W. L. Splitter. Geo. Krosnosky, NJ.
\. Gonzalez. The Electric Shop. Runyan
Company, Sheriff. Oil Company, Pensa-
ccola Chemical Company, The Bruce Dry
Dock Company. Pensacola Gas Company,
Western Paper Makers Chemical Com
pany Southern Utilities Company, Con
zalez Feed Company Saunders Fish Com
pany. Mayes Printing Company, The PEN
Racola Journal, Newport Company, Cherc
Cola Company, Mrs. Corrie Turner, Pen
sacola Electric Company, San Carlos
Printing Company. Pensacola News,
Pensacola Cooperage Company, Duval
Lumber Company. Pensacola Excelsior
Company. Ferris-Lee Lumber Company,
Iitzcp Touart Company, Weis-Patterson
Lumber Company. Tart Cooperage Com
panY, Pensacola Sign Company, Southern
Cotton Oil Company. Woman's Club.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-09

is going to produce, ere another decade
has passed, a golden flow into West Flor
ida, impossible to estimate.
Several columns could be devoted to a
description of the other features of the
Cottage Hill exhibit, but limitations of
space forbid. However, a brief resume OF
the items of this exhibit must be given,
otherwise the Cottage Hill feature of this
story would be incomplete. Included in it
are three varieties of sugar cane, two
kinds of the Japanese variety, red and
green cane; % varieties of hay shown in
bales; four varieties of sweet potatoes
and several Of Irish potatoes; Is varieties
of legumes. including sofa beans, velvet
beans, hairy vetch, alfalfa, crimson clover,
lespedeZa, beggar weed, navy beans, pea
nuts, etc; feeding corn; several varieties
of forage crops, independent of the hay
mentioned above and the legumes enum-
Grated, including Napier grass and sor-
ghum; green vegetables in profusion, in
Guiding egg plant, snap beans, squash,
peppers, cabbage and onicns; popcorn,
pecans and chestnuts; peanuts, both of
the Valencia and Spanish varieties; chic
ken feeds of a dozen varieties grown on
the farms adjacent to Cottage Hill; home
made soap, butter, lard and tallow can
dies. Roselle buds, a wonderfully delic
ously favored plant for jelly making pur-
poses and jellies, marmaiades and pickles
of almost innumerable varieties.
All Are Excellent
In the other exhibits, each of which
will be treated individually in stories to-
morrow and Saturday mornings, are to
be found a majority of the products be-
ing shown by Cottage Hill, and are quite
as attractive and Informative as the Colt
age Hill exhibit, when studied closely;
but they are not as extensive, nor as
conveniently arranged for show purposes,
as the Cottage Hill exhibit. Again, COM
parsons are sometimes odious, but in
this case they are certainly not meant
to be so, and I'm sure they will not be
so taken, because my authority for the
only statements made above which could
possibly be so construed are the men
and women who are in charge of the fair
as a whole, and of the individual exhibits.
Another feature of the fair which ap-
pealed most favorable to me is the en-
tire absence from the grounds Of any
fakirs, skingame gamblers, novelty ped
dlers of the street show circus type. But
there are all sorts of county fair novelties,
including balloons, whips walking canes
and dozens of noise making devices, on
sale at the lunch counter and cold drink
stands inside the grounds, which is being
conducted entirely by local people.
/ met my old friend, Albert jacob of
Moline on the grounds, and he asked me
particularly to mention the fact that the
road from the town Of Moline to the
fair grounds, has been put into first class
condition and that the grounds will be
brilliantly illuminated at night: therefore.
persons who cannot get to the fair during
the day viii find it easily accessible at
night and will also be able to see every
thing to be seen.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-09

(COntlnued from page one)
without his knowledge but was "unfor-
tunate in its character and tone
IAN that the foreign office asks" de-
clared Lord Curzon. lis that 1t should
not be interfered with by irresponsible
amateurism, however brilliant it may
be-"
In another part Of his address, dealing
with allied solidarity, he said: You will
only settle the reparations and Near East
questions if France, Great Britain and
Italy act Loyalty toward each other.
What we have to do is get back to the
condition of mutual esteem and regard
which existed before the war between
France and ourselves. The resuscita-
ton Of that is much more important than
any written document or signed pact"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-09
Cruiser Pittsburgh
To COnstantinOple
For EVentualitieS

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8-The cruiser
Pittsburg. flag ship of Vice Admiral Long
in command of the American naval
forces in European waters, has left Gil
braltar for Constantinople " for even
Qualities the navy department announ-
ced today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-09
Industrial ShOW OF
Junior Chamber TO
Open Doors Today
355 Exhibitors Have Secured Space in Exhibits
Building and Show Will Be Free
T. to the Public.

exhibitors the Industrial Show of
products Chamber of Commerce. will be
thrown this afternoon o'clock Carpenters and decora
during week and the Of the
hammer and saw will the building at the northeast
corner of Intendenca Pafox where the show being held
+;of+aV Oda
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-09
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-09
HUNDREDS ARE
AT 1922 FAIR
J OPENING DAY

Continued from Page one.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-09
TURKS WARNED
DISASTER SURE
IF WAR COMES

CONTINUED from page one)
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01

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ba9te lie 5ornig.
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nabe 5orntgen Miene. Dos 1T Tim aeu;
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ia ben Ropf bonn @al1e!!"
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rem &ppf m0gen@ie bebalten, aber tbrt
periide mDnte ib haben!!"
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cine peride? Wer bat Sbnen bteieS
Mdr9en aufgebunben2"
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feline Trage, unb tie muB befennen.
9a fniet ct pl0Bli4 tor ibr niebe1
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periide - aber na9 Dirt Der Noth.
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1falptren sic mi6 - aber betratbsn
sic mid bann uu@!"
Mm anberen Morgen 14pn perfunz
beten bic S~agesbldtter bic 8erlobung.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01
Y.

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2eonce pbnmd@tig.
Mls CT tpteber gum 8epuBtiein GEE
langte, BOT ii@ Elm u1ertpartetes @9aus
fpiel fetner 8liden:
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ben i'm nit dngftlt9er Miene, @an
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Qouiie bereitete cine Stdrfung, unb
Trdulein9oui1ette betra9tete blaB nnb
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CT fie erfannte, ibr 5uld@elte.
r&eine G%rfldrungen," iagte 2eonee,
benz Mie1en bic 9anb rethenb, Sit
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rungen!"
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lange. 2eonce entbedte in Jrdnlet1
2puiiette 3ugenben, mie CT lie btsber
mod Bel fetner 9arifertn gefunben nnb
1agte zines 3ages gu 8an Der 8elbe:
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mtIigen.
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brape @ieie la@elnb, mir pihen Be-
1@eib. 80"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01
gamla DC @tenter.

Die fdDnfte Jrau, bic in FOLDER
@outommenbett nod niemals bagetpeS
fen unb au9 niemals nieoertommen
tperbe, lei, 10 bebaupteten nambafte
fran3Dfii9e unb ttaltenif4e @4rtftz
teller, parla be @tgnier, cine 3eitges
no{in petrarca's, gepeien. Sic 14ilz
bern bas au9 in geiftiger 8e5tebuna
ausqeaei9nete Meib in glibenber, BIZ
tbprambii@er Mei1e a1S Elm Metiterz
inert Der Matur, bon bef1en Mnblid Der
beglidte 8ef4auer iidb MIR NIT grob Bel
Mube mieber los5ureiben bermo4te
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@traben ibrer 8ateritabt Souloufs
tpanbelte, fo1gten ibr gan5e @@aarsr
bon bemunbernben Mdnnern unf
6rauen, Singlinger unb Sungfrauen.
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acknowledgement unb bod 70 binreibenb
liebli9en 5rauenerf@einung nuroe
alImGlig 10 entbuiiaitti4, baB bas
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fur@tete. ssSn GROCER 9erlegenbeit UNI
elm gseignetes Mittsl, Der taft gum lin,
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fih 3tpeimal in Der Mo4e unberi4letz
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lire Muni9s ein5ugeben. paula be
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01
CHAS. EMMERICR

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an6 ejo8leitun9
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1logenbe Nrbeit I'll better @etie aus
ufEbren,
Man fra9e bel ul1s an, uen11 man uh
3ten te zines rBlumter61. ben0tigt.
Inter Brotpl1 GountD Banf
}em ulnl, Mtnn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01
pic prouin1alen.
Senri Be 8prnier.

@r par finfunb5pan3tg Sabre alt,
trug einen 190nen, elegant ge1tnBten,
f@marae1 Bart, ,einen na4 Der leste11
Mobe gearbeiteten Sod, battle 5000
syrancs 3ente, geniigenb ptel 9et1t,
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Sera unb einen biib59en Namen.
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fqben ber @ue Be Mipolt binunter, ols
ct p10bli9 binter it@ 5tpei tlangpoae,
heitere @timmen pernabm; er lab lt@
Inn unb bemerfte 5pei ftattlt9e Wldnz
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liden Mienen. Gus ibrer nnterbalz
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apei prppin3ialen gu tbun bate.
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l1eber bic Magen, iiber bic @aanfe11<
tier. uber bic 2Giber unb iiber Die Berz
fGuferinnen.
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infer iunger Treuno, ein 9e0arte
bur9 ben &opf, unb er fagte fi4:
sd neiB ni4t, mas i'd antangen
ion, MAIDEN mir es al1o pte Dtefe be1S
ben g%roDinaialen; id nerbe tbnen
i6erau bin folgen nn6 tie 'ben gar15en
Sag iiber nidt berlafen."
&efagt, getban, 2eonee folgte ben
beiben MGnnern Ibera4 bin, un0 ais
ber Sag gu gnbe mar. ge1taro er 119,
bab ct {i@ pirfli@ amiiiirt batte. Die
@tunben tparen INN nit u%nbetannter
@9neuigtett pergangen unb er hatte IN
STARTS, tpo ct seboren mar, eire Wtenge
9inge geieben, bon bene1 er Dorber
feine Mbnung gebabt hatte.
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nebmfter @rinnerung, unb ct bel 4loB,
{d basfelbe 8ergnigen reAt balD plez
BET gu bereiten. Das Mittel ba5u mar
let6f; 2eonce gtng ale Sage auf ben
B%oulebarbs, in Der Nue be Ntpol1 ooer
i'm palais &opal ipa5teren. 9o9 Sog
er balb aus lei9t begretflt4en @ru1z
ben bic propin5ialinnen ben proptnz
aialen Dor. !.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01
$eine Ueru&e.
Sumoresfe bon @ilbelm gelden.

9umpresfe bon &ilbelm Sefden.
gl}e Nebling mar bereits felt a4t
Sagen in ibr neutrality-suspicious. Sabr
gel4ritten, mar febr bub14, beiaB Elm
freies 0ermDgen BON iber elmer. balben
Minipn Marf, unb benno9 mar lie Biz
beute np9 ni9t D%erbeiratbet.
9as erf@ien Der Melt b0dft 1elt1am
unb munberbar.
@l1e batte aber besbalb ni@t gebeiz
rutbet, neil fie Der beuttgtn MGnnerz
melt ni9t traute, bic tbre- Mnit9t na4
muir na@ @elo betratben polite. DaS
tper aber Elm grobes I'm. e@t, benin
biele ibrer Beperber tparen in Der 9bat
BON ibrer @4Dnbeit unb Qiebenstpiirz
bigfeit ent5idt.
Inter bte5en befanb ft@ au6 Elm
entfernter 0erpanbter, Der &e9tsanz
malt 81. @berS. @r bate bie8ortbeile
tpel@e Tim biefe @ertDanbti4aft geboz
ten, rebli@ ausgenuBt nnb fetner Gouz
fine, pie er lie itets 11annte, etfrtg ben
6of gemu4t. 9o9 nit eben1o tpenig
@1id mie bic anberert 6reter. @r berz
1tanb @11ens @erbalten ni4t unb
iu9te Der @a@e auf cen @runb gu
fomme11. Mit @ifer1u9t unb Ntib be-
mertte er balb, baB @l1e it@ fii~ einen
1ebr iungen, iebr reiden unb BON Der
9amenpelt b091t bertpDbnten 9errn
@eor9 pbilipps inter ,1tre.
8ei ber nd91ten l1nterrebung NIT
@l1e bradte @bers bas @e1prd4 unz
auffdntg unb getpanbt auf Germ Dbt<
lipps. @r lobte i'm 1ebr, prizes feline
ftatt1idt @efalt, feline guten Maniez
rem, 1einen bor3iglthen Character,
lpbte feline Salente, feline itets tabeloie
Spilette unb feline - perude.
@11e elaubte, ni@t 1eat geb0rt gu
baben.
rWag 1agen Sie, Better? Serr pbiz
lipps trHgt eine $50"
Cine periide! SatDpbl, bas fugte
i@! SIT lie ni9t Elm Wunber ber 5rtz
{eurtunf?"
Gl1e n,abte Elm urgldubiges @efi@t
urb fragte bDhit eritaunt:
.Die1ts 14Dne, bone, f@par5e 9aur
ION ure4t fem? Nein, 11etn, bafur 1T
feline Scribe gu g%ldn3enb."
Ser @e9tsantpalt quote bielfagenb.
bic Mnfeln unb meinte in treuber5iz
gem 5pne: Isle 1T eber uniibertreff<
lib gut ge:na6t!"
Ser @e4tsantpalt 1ab bic guteWir<
tung fetnes S@lages.
ST fublte, baB ct ni9t bel
mebr fagen bnrfte, nnb empfaE1 fi4
f9nen.
ST elotte ridtig gerehnet. sic Be-
fhdfttgte ii@ nod lange in @ebanfen
nit Germ pbilipps' peride. Mls
nun gor 3tpei @tunben fpdter cine az
tere, etpus berbliibte 6reunbin gIfens
bic gJebanptung bes Mebtsnnnalts
fir bDaft glal1btpirbig bell, ba
ihGntte fe fih ibrer Meiguny; fie battle
feir artiges Mnrt, fetnen frer11blidben
Bid mebr fur ben periidentrGger,
ine1r lie nit inn 3ufammentraf.
Matiirli9 merfte ct ihr berdnoertes
genebmen geaer1 i'm balo. Mnfnnss
nmiifirte ct iii9 barber, bunn uber
drScxte er ii9, unb fhliebli9 rei3te es
I'm 10 ieAr, BAT: er iiA NIT Der 3fit