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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16
The PASSION OF THE AMEHICAN
SAVAGE FOR STEALING.

The passion OF the contemporaneous
American savage for stealing is irrepress-
ble lu order 10 lis indulgence he will
risk his life, aud even take large odds
against il, almost any time. The recent
feat of an Apache Indian in Arizona illus
trates this. An American had rancho
on which herd Of four hundred fine cat
tie belonging TO fort nearby, were nightly
kept. To secure them against the Apaches
he had built block house and adjoining
Il court yard and corral, surrounded by
an adobe wall. Several vain attempts
had been made by the Indians TO capture
the herd while grazing two or three
miles from the block house, but the vigi-
lent herdsmen bad driven the cattle into
he corral before they could be stampeded.
One stormy night, however, solitary
Apache, unarmed and covered only with
q blanket, climbed over the wall, crouched
in corner, and waited for the day.
Soon after dawn eight herdsmen, mount
and armed TO the teeth, were ready TO
protect the cattle AS these passed out
of the gate, the savage sprang up, vaulted
on the nearest horse, cIutched it's name
with one hand, and waving bis red
blanket with the other, yelled like de
mon. The horse plunged into the midst
Of the herd, which, greatly terrified, fed
pell.mell, and the Apache, throwing him.
self on one side OF the rushing animal,
rapidly disappeared from view Mott ing
could have stopped the wildly spreading
cattle. Tie berdsmeu shot st the Indian,
but only wounded and killed some Of the
herd, about which two bands Of Apaehe-
darting about from opposite sides OF the
valley, soon closed aud drove of irrecoy.
erably every hOof
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16
cRAzN FEopLE ar rnN wurrN
n0a 81

CfsSy people are constantly csiiing q
the Waite Hoase on AL sorts q errsnds
With the president, bu, the usbers gehsr'
ally hBd oas their indrmi,y and get them
ont oi DE buihlipg 10 some way or other,
though some alp past into the presidcn-
Gal presence, and others have to be
turned over TO the police. There are a
few who rome regularly, Ike lbe old man
living out near Bladensburg, who calls
esery two months TO claim the preslden'
tiAl chair 70 which he hss been elected.
Tie would have come sooner TO enter up-
on his duties, bat work on bis farm pre-
vented bis leaving home, The last time
be called be was more persistant than
usnsl, aud informed The ushers that be
would make no changes except to turn
Secretary Sohurz ont of the. cabinet. tie
was asked II he bad wife, and rcplying
In The negative, be was told that no un-
married man could be president, where
upon be started right home TO get wife.
About 1--WE times 10 the year neatly
dressed man OF 50 years comes down
from Pennsylvania 10 take possession OF
the White house and treasury, which
have been decided 10 him The mAu who
ended the rebellion wanted TO see the
president the other morning aud was told
that he saw callers at 4I4 10th street, n
police station The man went there
promptly aud took seat, but after a time
the keeper wanted TO know his business
lle had just called TO see the president
The keeper took in the situations and con.
ducted the visitor TO cell, promising to
show the president right In when be
came. A few weeks ago an Ohio astron-
omer was on hand with request to be
made superintendent OF the naval obser-
vatory, that he might avert the earth's
impending collision with the other plan.
cts. Maine woman walked into the
White House ono day, and spreading
large Bible she carried under her arm on
window seat, began TO preach on the
necessity OF being born again, She had
come on a mission to convert President
HAYES aud when she was turned aut, she
repeated verse after verse from the Bible
in loud voice, and kept it up all the
way down the concrete walk TO the gate.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16

A writer iD The Art J0uTHat believes
that American women are degeneraling.
Tho woman who lIyes next door furnish.
ed a sad example Of this fact yesterday.
She got up at four O'Clock aud built two
fires, hauled tour hods OF coal from the
cellar, did the weeks washing for fsmi-
ly Of six before O'Clock, prepared The
morning meal, imparllally licked three
small children end got them reAdy Tor
school, poaed several choice plants, set a
black patch iDto the eupoiA Of ber hus-
bands gray pants. read four chapters Of
New York Lcdger, continued story, vial.
ted a neighbor's aud learned how to cut
her new cloak ia The lstesl style, cooked
boiled dinner, aud chased book agent
out Of The yard with.A broom-~all before
IL O'Clock The American woman IL ia.
deed degeneraing.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16

we're ka 10 one direction, aud ended a
Brldaon Hall. Ia about 3 month Miss
copytrs went away, aud then Jones be-
gsn 10 haun, TIC poslmsu and TO get pref.
" little letter., whish always seemed 70
take crest deal Of snswcrisR.
Before the end Of The winter he bad Al
lnvitalion to ConyrTs' TO spcnd a month,
aud farlongh being graaled, he started
Of 10 great glee for Kent. Jones never
returned 10 the eghly-ionrth. The
months furlough was indefinitely length.
sned-in fact, be sold ont and entered
upon diplomatic career under The care
OF Sir Thomas Conyers
Eighteen months after the wreck, Col
Underwood read aloud at the same mess
description Of the marriage of Thomas
Jones, OF Hilford Haven, to Mary, only
child and beiross OF Sir Thomas Conyers,
Of Couyers Castle, Kent, Aud para.
graph below stated That, The Hon. Thomas
Jones, With bis bride, bad gone 10 Vienna
on diplomatic business Of great import.
ance.
Just bis luck, said powell.
Just his pluck, said Underwood; and
for my part, when come across one Of
these fellows that are afraid Of hurting
their mothers aud sisters aud not afraid
10 say so, shall treat him as hero just
waiting for bis opportunity. Here is the
Hon. Thomas Jones aud bic lovely bride.
We are going TO India, gentlemen, next
month, and am sorry the eiRhty-fourth
have lots Lieutenant Jones, for have no
doubt whatever be would have stormed
fort as he boarded the wreck.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16
A TALK WITH A SKELETON.

The champion living skeleton Just now
is man OF 40 years, named Isaac w.
Sprague, who was born In Massachusetts,
aud since the age OF IL has possessed a
remarkable inside, He weighs 45
pounds in his tights aud spangled jacket,
and thinks be will never kick the beam
with more generous allowance of avoir-
dupois. He eats three good meals day,
but gets no more nonrishment out Of
them than Col. Sellers gets out Of turnips
and perhaps not quite so much
What becomes OF all the nitrogen, car
bon and other things that a ronsing and
continuous appetite tempts him TO stow
away within himself, sprague doesn't
profess 10 know. He thinks 1t queer. 1t
is queer. The doctors are as much puz.
zled over it as be Is. They all give il up.
Given fact that man with zost for
succulent food as that ofDugald DalgeIty
cannot pursuade the forces within him TO
chymify particle OF ii, aud given also
the fact that he 10 bale and hearty but can
make no muscle, and is al best bnt bag
of bones, how are these phenomenon to
be explained? 1t is as odd and inexplica-
BILE as the case Of the man described in
the Commercial whose carotid artery
spouted blood after be had been buried
in the ground four days. A talk with
sprague on New Years day brought out
some curious points.
Feel my clavicle, he said.
1t was felt.
Do you feel il move In and out2
Yes; does the movement give you pain
None whatever. suppose 1t is because
there are no muscles left there. The
bone plays in and out Of the socket with
out distressing me at all. Now feel my
bicepsl
There wasn't any bcceps-only the in-
tangible shadow OF one. Accordingly, it
was useless to seek Tor one. Maniiestly,
Sprsgue was not aGoliah. He was hard.
~ up w bhNiu udIhs LiC SuuluH !
have slung stone worth cent.
Now look at my hand. You see have
some power in it--not much; but can
feed myself and can write very well
The hand was supple enough to clutch
fee, and TO pouch it promptly Evident
ly that hand had not lost its cunning,
Mr.. Sprague, what sort OF people are
your relatives?
AIl fully developed. My brothers are
very large men; my parents above the
common size. Can you imagine why J am
left 10 this state -or why my children are
large people! you see their photographs
on the table there before you. look
rather slim alongside OF them, don't l.
and am free to say don't understand
the freaks Of nature.
Aud so this hale, hearty bag of bones
talked on, apparently unconscious thai be
was evon greater curiosity than the
dead and gone Calvin Epson, whose at
tebuated body was dissected not long ago
in one Of our hospitals by inquisitive doc
tors, who were not able to explain why
be was and always continued 10 be q live
ing skeleton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16
VOLUME XVIII.

neF aad bcr sprius suli and not slsprtse
The ise, wbo san loso hcr parsr and
Keep het temper who makes light ol
hca'y Selga, and can wear shoe that
pluohss without apyene being lbo wiser,
VITO docs not magnify the splitter 10 ber
band % stick q tinber, boz The mote Ia
her ne'gheor's eye Into beam who
swallows her bi',ers without csvlnE the
taste 10 other peoples mouths, VITO ssu
give up Der own way wahoat giving up
the ghosi who ear have a thorn ln lie
hesb aud yet not prick all her friends
With it--such one carries passport
Into the good grsees Of All mankind.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16

A repeating Rlns. --lsobbing tissssme
place twice.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16
tbs CANS, HEATE RS
s4P Baslsla. R0ssll asa q alEaalIsd Iroa Pans

tbs CANS, HEATR RS
Sap Basasts. Eussla aaa O Aivanissd Iron Pans
A l. s o
Tin WGrs. Fiain ABd sta sped, sheet Iron and
Copper vi are, Coal HoSs, stove Pipe, CoTrogEi
ed ElhsSNs-
4 L \ y
Lavs sp0ass. T4n ncozi e. PHmps, Lad and
freH FFs. Gast ifan n eEts klaks, PLATA Gha
1t!sAnaEsa. 1oees fufsa lkAt4 e otsFf.
telss pE0mptAg sttenaee 10 Kn6 uafk 6oae In .
s&tiefsetsfs mtnHsf. Pm et - iau kny party
csa ssefe fes s.s can qGAlty AID styis 81
Eopas. orders ~ EAal silifeesiTs insnsdlnss
etts&tssE,
II. COOLIDGE.
AFgHEtes. u-. Jaa. -. 1915.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-16

An lrishmau aecOsied gentleman on
the street, late al night, With 3 request
for The time. The genileman suspeeting
tia, Pat wished to snatch bis watch, gave
bin singing rap on tbs nese, with tbs
remark, IL has juss struck Que. Be jAbers.
retored Pat, rm glad dIda't a. yea a.
hour agol
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sofal6ert@te ans gSaiDtnetom.
Sted,aIfairs. - tiebesinhrem. - eIreftore,

Sted,afTairs. iiebeeinhrem. gEreftureuz
ipahI. - 0crmiIdItes.
2S b Hg ou II, %. san. - 0eiIern
Ibsno gegen G llbr battcn inel Ns9tr, 8m.
u. Sborter mo 3obu Bouen nit gtamen,
IN Der H., s>uiidlen s. uuo &,StraBe, cluen
bcltl9eH Sorm2dliel, luelbsr i6IieBli6 oabin
ausartete, OaB Boluen siu Saidsnnleiier 3oq
uno ieinem @eguer Oaalit mebrere Stlbwun-
Den hetbrad)te. Soiueu muroe feitaenommeu
NIB lin 6. BeSWlS-S tationabauie beiQelitdt,
luGhreuo ShOrttr pou Gr. Darrow in ar;tliz
DE Seban0Iung qeHommen murOe. Die Scr,
leBuugCH SBorltr'S iOuen uidjt unbeoennid9
lem.
- Seitcrn &ormittag murne Der &nabe
G0olc Satitom, oeleu Gltern in SIR. 622, 9,
StraBe, mObntn, all Der @de Der %enuiviua,
MIA: a:AUsnue unO ?. StraBe uou einCm uou
2Sm. 8artlp gelcntteu 6ubuuerfe iberfQbre
uno crbebII9 uCrlebt.
- Sn Der geltcrn Gbsno i'll Gcrgmann' 8
pale ab9sbalteuen @euCraluliammluug Der
rSrelen @emeinOe" muroen iolQenOe Seueu
III Onettoreu crpdblt: Nt. Sricl, GtuarO
8hbrlng, ien., 9f. 5oicpb Sdou, $o. s..
Ser8manu, u. ggoOrf lS. q. 9iuB uno g.
u. 9enetaS.
Die Gisblodohe oeS 8otomac5 hat in
loicrn oufgebUrt, ais bic Nleranorias9 s9&aib.
ln9ton~8dBrboote tbrcn rcgetmGBiQtu Nahr.
plan iUieoer aufgsnommen bdbeu. Die
0ampnftlie Der y3nlauos ano Sea6oarOs
eooitnlg. Comp" lperccu eteniaas in ocn
ndDItrn Ga9en nit ibrcu 6aBten wicoer be-
guinea.
: Die 0aufrl6nierin 6rl. Mag Marl6a0
tuclhc I'm 2Otale Ger S1nimmidule oil Der
&, ipllben 6. uuo Z. StraBe, 270O 8lerttlz
ulellen in Cbeh 10 uielen 8isrtelituuocn ;uriit
iulc9en 1udt, bate geitsrH 9btuo mn 9 ubr
GO Slertelmtllsn 5miidaelegt unb iOmit elu
SterteI lbrer Nuigabe polieuoet.
- Nn Samlta98s9 s9tad)mittaqe ifnitt fdl
Elm SohH oe8 0ru. y. Waun, GliCnmaa.
renbdn0lsr al Der I. StraBc, swei Singer Der
ImteH 9ano i'll c!Her 6Gdlsls S6ucloemaihine
ourh. Vtan ianole iofort mad Or. ycah, mels
der eS fltr nrtbpcnbig cradtete, beiot Singer
Su ompntirer.
SorlcFern Qbeno fau6 in Dem 9iIrittSz
9'tIan9uiiIe Die Sar9eirObuug oe8 9tegerS
S0bu y. Coleman, rpelder u1r elniqeu $50
den we9en ermielcner 6GIibungeu 81 Cinlib'
Tiger 3udtbau6frafe in g(lbauD Uermtbeilt
mlrOe, NIT otr DluIattin Al,ce Il. Qraolep
BON Neu-gltheuS, Sblo, llatt. Ser iun9c
@bemann wlr0 mOrgen nit unoerea @eiui.
9euen istHe Relle naA Oem 3u6tbauie i'll III
barn astreten.
(Seor8etomn,) - lot. 9o6n 6riteQ, beiIer
betannt unter 0em Namen ,,Suu" TrlBcu,
ftorb am Samitag8 8.Abenoe ge9cn llbr III
lttner gSobnuul al Der Sanals9foao in etnem
aiier BON 63 Sdhrsu aH Der S6mlnoud)t
Ser &erlorbene mar elmer Der betanuteitell
SlehblnOicr res Elltrltiss.
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1reHsitseit stptid1ea RnSIanp mo Euaiauieu
= II i nti mop el, 28. Sanudr. -
RnBlanb proteitirt oc9ru bic @ren5tlridti
gung Swiiden Sililtlia uno Wangalia mi
Mil tas uOu Or @reuscOmmiidon be;eid)
uete 9ebiet ltidt abtreten. 3tumGnten ba
oeBbalb ell Girtular an bic @roBm11te ge.
ri1tet.
Rod cine Expedition stanIsy's.
% II IT, IS. Slnuar. - GS uerlautet,
boB Der 9ampIer ,,Nlbicu" aemiCttet mOroen
III, UNI 6enrp sc. Stanley HuO Gealeiter
mad! Zanzibar 5u bringen. StGnlep beab-
l'ttt9t, uOn bort elne abermaltge Expedition
na6 Dem Superen Don Nfrifa an;utgeteu.
Die SsraeiIlsn in Serbicn.
. c 9 q D, 28. <Sanuar. - @ine 8iu,
meId)e cen 9uoeu gleihe Hedjte nit otten
ubrl9en Siirgern p(rIeibt, lit BON Der Stups
llttul augenommeu noroen. Die Blll mub
Hod1 ourd ole grOBe Stuptidiua gencblni0t
wer0tn, e!le Ile @eie3eSfraft er!anqt.
MufrIbs in einet portueieiiidlen SoIomEc.
&Onb II, 2S. Slnuar. = Sine Barrier
9epsldle Der nGtu1eS" melOrt. oaB Die aut=
ritbrtrliten @ln9Jborenen pou Solar in
9ainta Die portu8IeiiiAeu Gruppen qeidlGs
gen babel. Sdut ciner Griuatoepeihe uer
loren Die YCnugieieu 800 Manu, oarunteG 50
Guropder uno , SiIi;isrr. Der @OuuetnCur
Don Guinea iii iu5penoirt ,uor0en, un6 bic
portu9leFld)e Re8erung hat une &rie9s,
toruettc nit POO Dann n0d Der 8Olouic alb
gsidlidt.
SanaeEsmotb IN c5srsUsnpter.
@alro, 29. Sanuar. - Die Nad.rid)t iii
bier eEugetIoiien, OoB cine bsreuilid,e S5nn.
getanOtb i'll Sber-GgDpteu Crlurt. !oieIige
GH9IdHctr taben yebenSmirtel an bic 9tctb
leIoenpen Ger beIm9ciud)tcu gegeno ubge.
itIdt.
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@nropaii9e dabelberid)te.
Rartt wuD SorSe.

2oubon, 2S. 3anuar, 1890 NoGm.-
Sereiniste Staateu Sblisationen - neue
6iinfer 107, 1S67er 1038, ueue 44.pro;. 10s2,
10.40er @ouponS 10Y.
yonoOn, 2S. Sanuar, 1.3O WaGu. -
Bailier 9epeihen nottren beute fiinfp1osen.
tlge 0fenteu su 113 6rancs 971 @entirnes fir
Brief.
combs on, %. Sannar, lltr Nad)m.-
OaS Sullion, iueld1e5 beute auf SilaI'' III Die
vSaHf poH Gualano" giHa, betrug 100000.
9iuerp oi, %. Sauuar, 1890 Jtad,m.-
8aunluo1e feFer. Mitteiiorte SberlGnber
8 5ll6; Orleans 9l16; bic Serfdufe betrus
aeu heuts 6000 8allen.
9iperpool, %. Sauuar, l llbr Hahm.-
Die SSaiiea ~3ufubr tpabrsnS Der lestsn orei
Gage betrug $4,000 Gentner, ip0oun 10000
aus Gulerita famen.
Gditiisuadlrtd)ten.
Queen8to on n, %. Sannar. - Ser
Dampfer Samarla" ift beuts ponSoiton bier
an9elangi.
Qiperpool, %. Sannar. Da.npfer
.GlmOr" 1T beaie BON philadelphia bier
s;ustaahisrl. .
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OF. y. \. 4lnaermooa,
Wr. 1866, gSeIts ssSapettes Strabe,
nabe gutaipzS traBe,
q 6Itf ut o &c, 81 D.,

9 t NJ ore, NJ D.,
uiomet, Der SefanoIuns 6roniiber SeiSen aler alrt
leine aufmer.Iamfet. gr beiit 9ierusn=arantbetten
1aota, lpelder lirlade iie aud entitammen. Gr tuz
ri1t arebs ariinblit penn cas- seiber iid nidt ber
has game spitem perbreite bat mitte elmer iteren
Nietbobe obue 3ubilfenabme bes a%eiers; oes9ieien
ale @5tidDdlTe unb ausipii6ie, biden gals II. ip.
G,situiire aaer sirt perren sriiuolld dus9ebeilt.
odmorrboiben, 6finbe. oene ober iudenbe einerlet.
lue Ihimm udb bas &eibeu ieiu. o5er petdle Vuttel
,nan aud, tel its obne einberun9 sehraudbt baben
mds tann II OIL eine ihmerilois, unihdoltde SITE
tbobe obne su idneiben ober @ebdtsz ooer arbeltsz
,initeauus nbtbis su MAIDEN, iofort nbern unS sdnjz
lid unb aui Die Sauer turiren, Selen Grfos 9aran=
tIrt er potip. ODER perIanst feline Sssohuns. Sc
oei, SnI Don 6rauenbe6iueroen. in peder 5pe5iali=
tdt ihm eine srose @rabrung sur Seite 'sbt ofrma9
ct su milbern ober gang su beietscn foue eeea 5aa
BON SlaieninDdhe bel alnbern. meldle ben urin nitt
hat,n fonnen. su been. 81 bari iitb au Gen. 9. u.
Isler, Yotmeiter I'M Baltimore. cen attbaren gS.
g. stenser. GonsreB= =abseotbneten bon geunipIpaz
nien. Yaifor Sc. 8eefer Theol. Dr.. in @ettpsbuis.
3D., Sberf 6. g. Dlpers Tr. 67. 81. 8aul=Sr SO,
Baltimore, Srn. s. 3. Snon, Soblenbdgoler In
Baltimore, llnb 6rn. Gbfparo s. GbIrh, iriberer
Ra1jirer Der ,Banf Of Commerce" in baltimore, be-
isteben.
vBeratburgstunoen: pcn friib bis yiGdhmttta9 2
aihr snb pon gbehbs bis 9 nbr; Sonnta9s pon 2
bis 6n6r Jtatmit.ag5.
Sonorar in alien 6dllen mdBis eoniultiIuna nns
tutaeitlid,. [5an.S, 12NheH]
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Sagesueaisfeiten,
fositssie!ie. telesreybtfde s;pb sstdbfstbIdttsr:

Das Tinans .@omite wiro eine Ssrsh.
iebung Der gabadsfteuer BON "a auf
20 @ents pro gilno empiebleu.
yadbem man iid sinlsumabsn ben auses
rihteien @@aoen beieheu, beust man istt in
Waibiu9tcn oaran, oas YeHitonsgelet 3
pratttfh mleotr auf3ubeben, ills
bem man BET 8ewtalgHng fir riidftanDi9e
9,enfoneu bic Beftimmuug eiuperIelbt, beg
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Gtne Wattpnal=8ane in sd1tu,tlt.
fxfcsf

9aratoga, N.=Y., %. Sanuar. = Die
Diretloreu Der hieiiSsn s,ten Natsonalbani
baben alien Nfttondren einen Seitraa Don %
i'ro,ent pro slfiie auierlesr, unl oaS unter
Oct bisherigell Serwaltung entltanoene Oefi
sit au beden. Dte Oireftoreu ertldreu, oe6
Die Banf mabrldeinlih Der 2lquioattpn iiber-
antsuortet meroen mug, tpenu Die attioadre
bic Beitrdse ntdt sablsn. &aiiirer 2eafe
oeiien WtiBuernaltung bic Sont in iolfe Ser.
leaenbeit brad)tp, bat lefinr1rf.
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@ine ..RaIildlid,e @rpaefabrt.

Bra orD 3d., %. Januar. - gSGhs
rens 9elterH abenO etne &Ofsnlotipe Der sod
baba cine Brobeiabrt mahte, crplc cprte oet
0ampffeiiel siuiiden Softer Broof Hnb 8ab.
cod, 4 Meilsu bon bier. Der 2ofomotipfitb.
rer Sobn Saughan uRb ein Arbeiter, Na-
mems Sobn abos, muroen aet0otet, wdhreno
Der Goaouflcur @sor9 @roauu, ber biIttae
Snpsriutsuaeut s. 6. U. 5bephero, 92ife
9oaeran, Ghomas eubg uub Ssfar Sdott
t5Stltd nerwunost iunrbeu. 3lnei ancere
YerioneR tnseu iApere @srlesunsen oauon.
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Dlagg'S
2eber> ,tub Wageltz
Giiie It.
ex. q. earwcss acas.


Wertber Serr. o. freIt mid, ben oielsn oors
banbenen GtteHateu su Guhften Sbres Seber- unb
MaaenfiiIens bas meinigR bnsgIasen Su fonEen. Sd
babe an fteen Gmersen in Der @ie9en9rube unb quer
iber ben 0fuden unter ben sdiustetn, fdnmth in
SeGer empfnoli aelttten. Seoe ar3nef, Die Id einz
uabrl. {l5ien, fatt mir gut Su tbuH. oas uebel nur
drser su MAIDEN. Gnbld, entid,loG i'd, mid, zines
S5rer RatentsStffen Su periu6en. leoodb mt fehs
Aeriuaem 3utralen. Sd, hab's 1esf hneeteor pier
1oen eetrogen, uo bas grgebnlB M fpabrba't fDnllz
Ner6ar. Dteine peinigenben SnpHnounaen 9e9ofen
au ben Sinsen, Die oa tparen, uno o6,9on tI pas
sRauen fait anbateno forseett babe. bat oas St1el
bod cine ioibe Nenberuns 1epIrtt, baB l nnr g9en
f1Hn: id fIlIe rnih nemsetoreu. Sbr Iiilen TT en
punoerbares neirinitte uuo mas beiier III, es ~ 10
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@eiingiten incom.nobirt SD tpini9s, bab lener
aeibenoe oesslei pen tbue! 2Seriud,t ss! OanfbaI
unb auirt6ti9 SIR
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psrbeerenoss pIdrieieusr ipiithste am lseten
gonntuse in bsn SluBtbale 20 Me,ltn n6rD.
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herridte eia orfdhartlser Bino, rpei6er gro-
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Cine Snlse Der i@led1fcta Setten t.s
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SunabtHe BON perfauften II. porauS bcsa6lteu
6Glebilleten beridlen. Mau eruartet, raB
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mentsf1eas 10000 6abrifarbeiter in oeu nGd,.
lien pear DtouateH an uniten llisru lanoen
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list. Srobe anirsguns berrldt, unb man be-
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MtstGltdle 8rSentftsa

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