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How 1t Happened.

From the Wall Street News
He was a bank teller He had been sent of
on vacation, his books overhauled. and he
had been found $4,000 short. This fact stared
him in the face as he sat amidst the board of di-
rectOrs.
Now. them said the president, 81 presume
you acknowledge the embeZzlement"
II do
'And how did you use the money!"
Gin specializing"
"In what?'
"Well, was a bull in K 7, q railroad stocks,
but there was too much against me- l didn't
have fair show to make anything"
"Why, how?"
''WelI while was using go 600 of the bank s
money to bull the stocks, the cashier was put
ting up $4,000 to bear them, and SO l lost
all!'
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Little Stories.

From the Chicago News.
A weary Child upon being Told by his Mother
to ImplOre the deity for his Daily bread before
Retiring replied that as it was Safer to Go to
Bed on an Empty Stomach he would Postpone
the SuppcatiOn till Morning.
A certain Humorist. ..aving Applied for a
Situation. told the Managing editor he was the
Author of the Joke about the Banana peel.
WhereupOn the Managing editor Hired him to
Write personal "reminiscences of the Antedilu-
Wan Period.
Missouri tobacco Sign upon being Derided
by a Republican for not Knowing enough to Go
| in when it Rained, calmly Replied: .'That may
l would be Elected, an Honor which You,
being Republican, can never Hope to Accom-
plish."
While counting the Widow Custis George
Washington was Approached by the widow g
Pretty son, who Clambered upon the Good mans
Knee and asked him who Sent him so many
Beautiful Christmas Presents the day before.
my child" said the Father of his Country, SOL
| emily. ~ can not Tell Lett was Santa
Claus"
young Woman. having Presented herself
Before manager for Employment as an Actress,
was Asked if she had ever been Divorced or In
yOlved In any Serious Scandal. Upon receiving
Negative answer, the Manager laughed Loud
| and Long. "GO, presumptuOus Female" he
cried, ''hOW Preposterous of you to Poster me
when you Have neither the Divine Aflatus nor
the first instincts Of the Profession"
Upon one Occasion Hamlet, thinking to Test
the Servility of Human nature called the Atten-
| ton OF POlOnius to a Politician who was Weay-
ing along the Boulevard. 'Methinks it Is q
Tick. said the Melancholy Dane. "very like a
Tick, me Lord" replied the Venerable Toady.
"Or. by me Halidom, Goat" quoth the prince.
"GOod, me Lord, in Respect to Fullness. very
like Goat, answered the Trucking Courtier.
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"You are charged with carrying whisky away
from an illicit distillery," said the United States
Judge to Uncle Silas. what have you to say
to that charger"
Il isn't guilty, sab. didn't carry it away"
"You had some. then"
"Yes, sab; had some"
what did you do with IT."
well. sab; all that had wuz inside oh me.
an had so much dat I couldn't carry it away.
80 jess stayed dar."
He Knew the Habits of the Family.
From the Texas Siftings
The Hampton family have lost by death five
or six children. but the births are pretty much
In the ratio of the deaths, so that the family is
far from being childless. few weeks ago
there was another death in the family, and the
undertakers assistant called at the house.
small boy met him at the door.
els your pa in?"
what do you want to see him about?"
81 want to ask him when the funeral wi II
take placer"
You need not see him at all then. il that is
what you want. l can tell you that. Pa
always buries us at O'Clock in the afternoon.
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A WOnlanss Wall.

Oh, it's hard to be a woman with horrid house to
keep,
And a bright poetic fancy that Will not be lulled
asleep;
1t is madd'ning to go struggling with ideas great
and grand,
It's confusing to be rhyming with buster In ones
hand.
It's hard to have flow OF soul upon washing day.
With tnterludes Of soup and roast and clearing
things away,
When faireSt dreams are mingling with wild knock
ingS at the door,
And many come to call that day who never called
before.
It's hard when one is writing Of the 'smountain's
gloomy girt'
To be requested just "to sew button on this Shirt:
It's funny how perStently the love OF writing cingS
TO woman whose chief work in life seems laid In
other things
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MlSFIr STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND f STREETS.

establishments with those at the
MlSFIr STORE.
CORNER TENTH AND f STREETS,
And you will find
Our SIS Corkscrew Suit compare fayoraby with snv
Our slS Corkscrew Suit TO favoraby with any
sold at $40
Our SIS Black Cloth Suit with any sold at s25
Our SO BLACK Dress Suit TO compare fayorabiy with
- any sold at S45.
Our % business Suit to COMPARE favorably with
sold at SIS
Our $40 Business SUIT 18th any sold nj SIS
Our xl2 30 Cashmere Srit with any sold at sd
Our SD Worsted Suit with any sold at SIS
Cur Sd Boys Suit or Overcoat with any sold al 60
Our So BOYS SUIT or Overcoat 10 fayorablv
with any sold at $40.
Our SO Boys SUIT or overcoat TO compare fayorAhly
with any sold at Sl5
Cur Ely BOYS suit or overcoat with any sold at Sla
Our 81 Chd's Suit or 0vercoat with any sold at s.
Our 81 Cnld's Suit or Oyercoat with sold az Al
Our 30 Chlld's Suit Overcoat with any sold at AZ
Our Overcoat with any sold at 3 2.
Our 6 Overcoat with any sold at $40
Our \ Overcoat with sold at Sl4
Our $40 0yercoat with any sold at Sla
Our SlI Osercoat with any sold at &22
Our $l5 Oyercoat with any sold at S25
Our Sb Overcoat with any sold at So
Our ~ Pants with any sold at 81 So
our $3 Pants with any sold at So
Our So Pants with any sold at So
Our So Pants with any sold at $ll
Our Gossamers with any sold double the price ~
H E MISFIT STORE
CORNER TENTH AND f STREETS
be sure and come TO the corner of 10th and osi
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$nf Hnf : s ssss #u# H E s ssss
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BIB r Il UU 0SSo H ZEE oSSS

Among the articles Of absolute necessity Brushes nc
doubt, occupy prominent place. and it has been
effort to place before customers not alone unri
vailed variety but also furnish excellent article
sell them at prices within the reach of the most slender
purse
In Hair Brushes our assortment is very largo.
We have excellent Brushes at 25c, 49c 79c and &c.
We have them in dark light, stiff soft large OF
small, you may wish them
We have the handsome Florence Brush
We have the lovely Celluloid Brush, and in Brush
sets in cases.
We are now receiving the most beautiful gooda
Black sets in cases we have from 99c. up
Celluloid sets in cases we have from s. - up.
Cloth Brushes we have in all styles.
We have Leather Back Brush at &c. and all the
better grades.
Fine Whisks, white bone handle Sc, SEC and &c.
other styles from 15c. up
Tooth Brushes from &C. up. Nailbrushes from 15c up
Fine Hat Brushes 49c Shaving Brushes from l5c MP
Plate Brushes 15c. Fine Hand painted Infant
Brushes 49c. Bath Brushes 49c Flesh Brushes &c.
We would also call your attention to our
FEATHER BUSTERS
which we offer at lower figures than ever before We
have them at 1Oc.. 15c. &c. 25c, &c. and upwards.
We have also just opened beautiful assortment of
Plush Mirrors. with bevel plate glass, from &C. to
Goods. such Is Cabinets &c.
SILvERBERG'S,
80 It'll st. and 3l3 9Th street n ",
oc29 near Pennsylvania avenue
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Baltimore, having more than $2O. OO0, 600 In
vested In oyster packing and over &c. 600 persons
engaged in the business, is taking measures to
prevent the destruction OF the oyster beds in the
Chesapeake bay. It Is proposed that the period
Of rest for oysters shall be heightened and extend
from April l until October I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-03

The ceiling of the new Park theater, In Cleve-
land, is of fiuted sheet iron, which IL not only
ornamental, but proof against fire.
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COURTNEY & Go,
SUCCESSORS TO
B. W. REEDS SONS,
1216 Street Northwest,
FAMILY GRoCERs
DIRECT IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FINE
TEAS. COFFEES, WINE, BRANDIES &c
OLD CLUB HOUSE WHISKY
GRAND WIN D'ANGLETENE CHAMPAGNE o27-lm
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l. HE STORE WITH THE MOTTO.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.

Comparisons are odous in everything but trade In
trade il is to the advantage Of the buyer 10 draw COM
parison.
Proof-Compare goods and prices of these expensive
establishments with those at the
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Valuable for Tea-Drinkers.

Correspondence Pail Mall Gazette
1t is we'll known that the green tea affects
the nerves much more than the black tea. which
is believed to arise from the different mode OF
preparation. For making green tea the leaves
are put over the fire and partially dried d-
rectly they are picked. but with black tea the
leaves are put into basket and then exposed
to the influence of the atmosphere for twenty
or thirty hours. during which time a slight fer
mentation takes place. and the color Of the leaf
changes from green to brown or chocolate
hue this is easily seen by the infusion of the
dried leaf of black and green tea; the leaf after
infusion will show the different colors named);
they are then put over the fire and finished In
this country about 2l5. 900, 900 pounds are de-
livered yearly. OF which about 10000. 600 are ex
ported, but the proportions are about 2O7 900 600
of black and 100000 of green, OOlOng and
Japan While in America the black tea i'm
ported is about 5250,0OO, the green tea Gn-
Guiding OOlong anduncoiOred Japan tea. which
possess nearly the same properties as grecn)
amount to 5S.000.000 Would not this excess
sive use of green account for the opinion of the
American doctors as to the effect of tea on the
nervous system: l doubt very much if pound
of black tea, boiled down in the same way as
the Young Hyson mentioned, would poison
either rabbits OF cats with the same dose. There
Is no doubt the fermentation of the leaves of
black tea reduces the amount of the active prin-
cipal ''theine" that you find in green.
Another thing in preparing tea for the table,
boiling water is put on the leaf and an infusion
made which is at once partaken of. But who
ever would think of boiling tea to drink? BY so
doing you extract from the stalk and woody
fiber OF the leaf an acrid decOctOn that no one
would find pleasure in taking. and from which
woody part would be most likely extracted the
poisonous qualities mentioned. In tea-drink-
ing European countries as Germany. Russia.
ETC.. scarcely any green is used. and doubtless
the great Increase in the consumption in this
country arises from the almost univ ersal use of
black tea, green being only used in mixing with
it to impart flavor, and while of late years the
consumption of black tea. has largely increased
that of green has remained stationary which
clearly shows the taste in this country is en-
tirely different from that of America. Nav we
long continue in this country to enjoy the cup
which cheers but not inebriateS"
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French sportsmen must be numerous class,
to judge from the returns of the sale of shooting
licenses. This year 372 S25 of these have been
issued, and have produced altogether TO- 439, 100
francs at 90 francs each. For each license 10
francs go to the central government and 10
francs to the local authorities in the different
communes where they are taken out.
49, LAWYER Fowler, arguing the Culver case in
New Haven, said, swapping his fingers con-
temptuOusly, II wouldn't give that for the tes-
timony Of all the Culvers that ever lived"
Catching Judge Culver's eye, he added, 81 mean,
your honor, all the Culvers that ever lived in
North Haven" Afterward the lawyer was told
that Judge Culver once dwelt in North Haven.
A merchant in Jacksonville, Fla, has sold
sixty pianofortes and organs to colored families
this year. The buyers pay in monthly install
ments.
At private school in Pittsburg the teacher
asked the class in geography, ''What is Ohio
noted for?" and youngster answered, Demo
crats"
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Ind, Little Eliza Neal an eight-year-old child,
on Thursday identified her brutal assaIant i'm a
crowd ofthirty persons. As the child exclaimed,
'There's the man. papa the wretch fell off his
chair unconscious. Bail was fixed at 81 Goo
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OHuDRENs AND BOYS OvERCOATa
" &250. $3.50, a. and S5 mp
Children's and boys suits, % 80 % p. and e5 up.
Men Mems and b9ys' psnts 81 q Is q %. and e up
The best 81 90 school shoe I'm town
ladies' button and lace shoes from a 90 mn
Misses spring heel button shoes a Is eol6 Sim IA
Calf boots. "a so and e3 up Soc and 76c ochod hata
Folio cApa. etc, ct
]. ". 6ELBYA
o20s toal-1o1e Pennsylyunia syenuA
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list OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
- WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER g. 1883

To obtain any Of these Letters the applicant must
call for ADVERTISED LETTERS
tFF not called for within one month they viii be
sent TO the Dead Letter Office
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416 SEVENTH STREET.
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TYPE WRITING PROMPTLY AND ACCURATELY
TYPE WRITING Machines for sale and rent
CAII0RAPH and TYPE WRITER operators sun.
SHoRr-HAND WRITERS Furnished At .iort notsos,
ol8-6 J. 4 NMTCoNB. 81 k:reet nv.
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the line OF succession, is IS years of age in the
prime of his powers and i'll vigorous health. and
with promise of long period of great useful
ness before him.
- The New York Tribune describes a new
sort OF minister as follows: "A clergyman in
tennessee is known "a the satisfying preacher
Whenever a church begins to grow tired of its
regular pastor, the satisfying preacher is sent
Tor. And SO atrociously bad is he that after
hearing him once OF twice the conprecatioI, ia
entirely satisfied to keep the pastor IL has
new avenue OF usefulness is thus Opened tn moor
preachers They will act as "a sort of a counter
poise TO those peripatetic preachers whose
snowy eoquence often causes a congregation to
be dissatisfied with its humdrum pastor"
The Mount Hermon schools founded by Mr..
MOats already have over 800 QUO worth of
property. and another building to cost $50 600
will be added soon One of the trustees saws
that every boy Of the forty now on the grounds
has an eyentful history. One was taken by a
phlanthropist from New York elevator not
having any home in the great city; another was
castaway at sea without kindred: three bright
little lads were the sons OF a Liverpool lawyer,
who with their mother, died suddenly leaving
them penness; and so ON through the list.
Back OF most of the boys some man stands as a
friend and father, paying the tuition, placed
nOminally at 800 year.
- The American Missionary association OCon-
gregationa) has this season built Within hall. a
dorlnitory for boys at the Straight university,
In New Orleans named for the late Dea j. G..
Within. of Whitinsville Mass whose estate
paid for this purpose $4,000, which, with s.. 600
from Deacon Straight, covers the cost 1t has
also built at Talladega college, Ala. Cassidy
hall. for the primary department named for Mr.
j. III. Cassidy, who gave the 5000 needed.
The Atlanta university has finished and occu-
pied its splendid Stone hall. named for Mrs. Va
leria c. Stone. At Macon. Ca, library build
ing. with basement for workshop has been
built for the Lewis high school. At Williams
burg KY, the A. NJ A. is building an academy;
at Hillsboro. N. c., also, a schOOl-house, with
the $500 given by Mrs. Gray, of California; and
ct Pekin and Oaks, N. c., church school-houss
for each
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-23
Somis, reirsr .gsbtts elOuer' l5@16c

9oni9. reiter .&btte @louer" 15@16c
COS ID.
Apfe1I in en. 9outana $ O..
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7.OJM900; Mteiiina 3.00@03.5 80.
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bas NoB.
bette .M9tebiums" 1.75@2.O0, 9erin9ere 1.6J
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Grblen 1.00@1.1O; pNio,rowTats" 1.OO@
1.25, Split" PC.
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1000 ben @uldcl; EaltQriclt %
= ben @uldcl. MoQuiilie 200 ba5 Sap;
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illttS 5000, ASecduS SM1Oc, MatoeliL bdrtz
dali9e, 1Sc. Nolelniille lie.
vmmpen. 81 .G5@1.75 baS 100 Efuro
iiir 9emil6te ,,Gonntrp".
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775c bas23o. ySplter (lont" 2O@30c; @rilne
!3lpicbeln 10@20c; bermuda 3lpiebeln 1000
2.25 baSNiltdell ;Salat 30@ soc ods Slselto;
Guppenfruut 25M35c. Gltrtcn 15c@1.25;
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$1.00@1.25 boS &iltden fir 9teip S%rleanler
nnb 2.50@2.75 mir W%iillltppter, Bermuda
Tomatoes 1.25M1.7j bd9 &ilt0el. nltc
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fir 81. ypuijcr. @&eiBtpbl 3.40@5.U Der
Crate.
Wiiiilitppis ntb Nloribu CRIB
becren 3O@4Oc. baS S.ltort.
Saumdtcrtat
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-23

ildJer Suit an Set IiibDanblun9 bllti9 &C.
l6ldgeii Bate; pabrenb ocr 1Dat6eltano
Surd) sablreide, urbcldpltene .3eugen felt
aelteut lDur0ej iud)ten ctnige Goliegtr bsS
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tildes Sd 1t 1t fcl uno Spib Iipe e
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mdbt. Sur Gdfb6abung nicies WcieyeS
ut ctite geloneere 9l6tbcilnit9 oeS YoliSeis
prallolnntS geldjdifelt iuorocl, III ipeldjem
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ratb bis Sunt Gdubmd1n angcltellt iinO;
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Bic gGltsc &cerpe bon 2lrgeberl, Spiolen.
8tgltdNten lite ionitigcl Iagcoicbcl, iDcld)c
nit Ge9ert 1dgclpGn peripnnot iucroell.
Die 01uptbeid)GitigunG oielcr gnll;et
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beuer VSretGeit" uito pes 3iirid)er ySnsialz
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Gelo ltto Uttitidcn pcrloDnt. Plus Wtdlgcl
iii l~pnitigcr Neltdfti8rng Deteu mn Dorz
dJcn Die 5ablrcideu Dicner Der pnlitilden
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elite fleilte aseridlpDrltitg au3uitiftel,, orr0
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ratDsproScB DOT Dent 0tcidSgeridt i'll Ettp
gig Bc;eigt. gine !poiptbcidGfti9ung Der
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oartn, ipGbrelo Der 3teid5tng5leIiion bic
INSTRUMENTATION Nbgcnrbnetct duf
Gd)ritt un5 Iritt burd Yioilo1tcn be-
ipad)clt Su ldllen Der Jteid5tng bdt lid be-
teit5 cinnloL il6er bicie Gerlebun9 leirlcr
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Sober lnSidlpenlotratiide Nbgeorbnete bat
ppnt fritDcn Wtprgclt bis IN Die lpGte 9tad)t
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YoliSetltontS a6itrcifen mo6telt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-23

tper6eu. Qber @rep0 ulto Serrb fin6 ni6t
gdrs 10 empftnolid, 10 petrtli6 tbuen ou6
bic YSaDrnc0nlung letu nluB, ohB Bi5nlarG
10 diier Extraordinarily por bcm Jtartcr
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gerltg su tbun, it'd auf ben 8eine1l 81 err
bdlten. mn nidt nod 9GnoeI nit Dem ftar=
fen 9iadbar anSufangeu.
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n6rnllll9 retSe1oe5, ion0ern Elm abld)r efcn>
bes 8eiipieI lit Die frduS0itl6e 9tepubItf fir
bic S0lfer @uropn5. 9tomcntlt6 iebt, no
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der in oeu lebtet scD1 Sobren Die ipirtbz
iGaftNge1 :3uitGnoe Srantrei65 lln9ub.
SIS bate ben &ra6 Dnn 1873 faint emf
pfuubcn uno Die oarauf fol9elben boier
1teben Sabre nit @lar3 bcftaltoel1. Slloem
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felt Die MurSeln oc1lelDc1 rntergrub. NlS
o1nlt o1S 2lbentelter in Sullis NIB I'M O0r.
Sabre Der 8ottour'i6e 6rdd fam, bers
bunfelte fid Der 6innlel. S6lcfte
@rlloter Bdttelt id)on borDer cite itdrfe Ser
rtc0ru19 Der Gilfltbr beipirtt; bd;lt fam
nun nod Elm itctiger Giidgang Der 2tuSfubr.
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cin uno bicier fiibrte Sur Glitfeiielutg Der
nad) getpaltialnen llmiturS Iiiittrlen @lez
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numbering SIT iein. Ne11n ieine S0nt9>
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Iofelt6 letn f0nnen, inter Den iebi9ct
1lmitdnben lit ic e5 gan; 9cipiB ni6t ntcbr.
go, iuie Die 9tepubIit Jest tit, tft ite fir Ods
beutidle Jteid eiu ie6r bequen1er uuo Daruts
Ioier 9tad6ar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-23
gsehe.tficho glli,rois @faofs-Beifmre.

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ieine G9at peranttportlid ipar ilto Die
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in OiDfolh itatt, lit ipeldem Die Surp bic
Sro9e, pb Sisfoip ipnDniinliig iuar, beldbtc
uuo bemltad Die @cleuihaft 3ur .3abluil9
Der itrcitigen Summc, mcDrcre taulcilo
Collars, Derlrtbctlte.
= Sn Erier bat bic Straff1nlnler bes
9duoocriGts bic 0ienltmago d CT
aus &0ln, ipeldc 1877 nor Der i3u6tpoll7
seitamnter III Gritr iuegci 0iebltablS Si
bret Wonoten @efdngnib pcrurs
theilt ipllroe rilo bic Strafe oamalS Dcrs
biibtc, nod)trGglid i'm Observation-Disclosures
fabrcn fit II II d. uloig erfldrt NIB 1rels
geiprod)cn. 0amlt lit bic Sadie nod) ben
beitebeloem @eieben erleoist. OaB benz
uniduloig 9erurtbeiltcn cine Gilti60oigulg
fir Die e~rlittcnc rStrafc" gebilbrt, oaS lit
Elm 4unft, iiber oct la6gcraoe ein auleltt7
9es GinucritInoniB bcitebt. Sin oicsbes
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IN q all5gcpicier, ipcil lie ii6 nidt Der
lanordtbliben Quftorbcrun9 gcnl1b in Die
prtuBiiden Stamnlrollen batten ciitragct
lajlen. ySie Die v9Soiiiide !3citung" crfd1rt,
CAB c5 iibcr1aupt III Noroldlcsmig int
Oan;cn MIR 81 bGrii6c llntertbauen,
ipcld)c nort ibren oauernben 9lufcntbalt &C.
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babelt lid iii bic Gtdmmrpllc eilttrdger lai>
lclt, bel ;ipeien lit Die Sadie mod utdt cnts
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