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AnOEa.
Special to the Globe.

bpSCIdl 10 luG OIUUG.
ANoKA, July 24.-Rev. Stephen Heard of
Warren, o., father OF Rev. c. NJ. Heard of this
place, arrived in the city this morning. He
will occupy the Methodist pulpit at one of
the sessions tomorrow. He is member of
the Erie annual conference and next year
will be the fftieth anniversary of his enter
ing the ministry. Miss Grace Johnson of
Champlin, is clerking at the dry goods store
of Sigel & Davidson. The county commits
sioners will meet next Monday. "A heavy
shower Of rain fell last night, accompanied
with little hail, but not enough to do any
damage. The Durham & Aldrich hospital
wild be ready for operations about Sept l.
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employed down there, and didn't vote for the
nominee, but you may bet your life he voted
for a Democrat"
"How about Charlie Pillsbury wanting to
run him as a reward for services in the last
campaign?'
All nonsense Not wcrl of truth in it.
Ii he is candidate he will be a Democratic
candidate. Why his Democracy has outlasted
dozens put together of some of these fellows
now posing as Democrats and will outlast
dozens more
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New Catholic ACADEMY,

Special to the Globe.
WAsECA. July 24.-Waseca has enjoyed
building boom this summer. The most
Important is the new Catholic Academy of
the Sacred Heart. 1t is a three story
frame, and when completed, will have three
wings. the whole in the shape of the letter
81, the two outside wings 40x7O and the
center 4Ox60 feet. The west wing is nearly
completed, and will be the only one built
this year. The cost of this wing is $40, 900.
and the money is ready for the builder
when completed. The lower story will
contain play-room, dining-hall and
kitchen. the second two schoolrooms. barlor,
reception-room and chapel: the upper floor
two recitation rooms similar in size to the
ones below and bed rooms. The present
building will accommodate 200 pupils, who
will take a regular four-years' academic
course. and will open Sept. 1. The school
will be under tae direction Of the Sisters of
tie Holy Child Jesus of Philadelphia.
While the course of study wi be the same
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A So uare Deal.

ST. LOUIS, July 24.-Judge Lubke in
chambers to-day ordered that all the money
deposited and all the drafts and checks left
for collection with the Provident Savings
bank on Wednesday. July IA, before the
doors of the bank were closed. should be
returned in full and not placed in the gen.
eral fund. The judge in the order states
tina he is convinced that the officers of the
bank knew that it was in failing circum-
stances at the time. and that all money de-
posted after they knew it should be re-
turned.
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Aid. Pat Diver qualified as bondsman.
Brodie looked bright and cheerful. He said
he was all right, except little pain in hrs
right chest. His wife, with baby and
two children, were in court with friends.
After the bail was furnished Brodie left the
court and went to the Office of his counsel.
Brodie has been offered 500 week to go
into Bowery museum on exhibition.
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Solid for White.

Special to the Globe.
CANTON, MIMI, July "a. The Republi-
can town convention to elect delegates to
the county congressional convention was
held to-day. The following delegates were
elected: DR.. j. M. Wheat, George John
son, Ole n. johnson, E. f. Fay, George
w. Sprague, ii. I. Blair. The delegation
solid for Milo White
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MI NNEAPOLIS SPORTS.
The Meeting Between Warren and Collins,
the Feathe-rWeights, To-mor-
row Evening.
Frank Herald, the Coming Man." Headed
for Minneapolis Donald
sons Offer.
The Mounted Contest With Swords
at days Twin
City Ball Game.
The Featber-Weights.

The sporting event of the summer in
pugilism is the meeting tomorrow evening
between the feather-weights, Tommy War
rem of Louisville and Jimmy Collins of
Pittsburg. The contest is sure to be an ex-
citing one. Warren, who is only 81 years
old, has already won thirty-one fights, win
ming the feather weight championship of
the world in the longest and one of the
hardest fights on record. He is wonder
fully hard hitter for so small man. and is
several degrees quicker than flash of
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Bredie the Jumper.

NEW YORK, July 24.-Stephen Brodie.
who jumped from the Brooklyn bridge yes
terday afternoon. was brought before j Judge
Kilbreth in the tombs court to-day, charged
with attempted suicide. He was bailed in
$1,000 to answer Wednesday morning.
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s. Hot DaY.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
GLENDALE, OAK. July 24.-About 2
o'clock this afternoon the thermometer
registered from 1O2 to log in the shade.
This has been the highest temperature thus
far this season.
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Senatorial Convention.

Special TO the GIObe.
HADER, MinD., July 24.-The Republi-
can senatorial committee for this, the
Twenty-second senatorial district, met here
and decided to call the convention to meet
at Zumbrota on Sept. 81, to nominate one
state senator and two representatives. The
fun will now commence.
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as in all Catholic schools of this description,
yet pupils of all creeds will be welcomed,
either day scholars or boarders Flynn &
Lansing are the architects, but Father
Cristie is directing the work. 1t will be
heated with steam and fitted with all of the
modern improvements, and will be an orna-
ment To the city
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Still no Rain.

Special to the Globe.
ABERDEEN. OAK. July 24.-There is
still no rain and the harvest is half over
The thermometer touched 10S in the shade
this afternoon, with hot winds.
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CONTRACT WORK.
Grading an Alley in Block 5, Fineh's
Addition to st. Paul.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST.. PAUL, Mimi, July 20, 1885. s
Sealed bids will be received by the Board Of
Public Works in and for the corporation of
the City of st. Paul, Minnesota, at their Office
in said city, until IL m. on the Sd day Of
August, A. D. 1885, for the grading Of an
alley in block 5, Finch's Addition to st. Paul,
between Bay and Warsaw Streets in said city,
according to plans and specifications on file
in the Office of said Board.
bond with at least two (2) sureties in
sum of at least twenty (20) per cent. of the
gross amount bid must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
WILLIAM BARRETT, President.
Official:
r. 1. GORMAN. Clerk Board Public Works.
s05-2l5
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WORK.
Grading Sixth Street.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, July IA. 1886.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board Of
Public Works in and for the corporation of
the City of st. Paul, Minnesota at their office
in said city, until IL m. on the 26th day of
July, 4. ID. 1886, for the grading of Sixth
street, from Maria Avenue to Arcade street,
in said city, according to plans and specifica-
tions on file IN the Office of said Board
A bond with at least two (2) sureties in
sum of at least twenty coy per cent of the
gross amount bid must accompany each bid
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
WILLIAM BARRETT, President
Official:
R. L. GoRMAN, Clerk Board of Public Works.
196-206
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PROPOSALS
FOR
GOA :!
OFFICE BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS,
rs Z. FIFTH ST., ST. PAUL, July II, 1885.

80 u. fifth d., OF. PAUL, July II, 1856.
Sealed proposals will be received at the of.
flee of the Board of Water Commissioners, 2a
East Fifth street. ST. Paul, until 10 o. clock a.
M, on Thursday, August 5, 1886, for supply
ing Coal for the Water Department, for the
year ending August 30 1887, as follows:
Two hundred (200) tons of best quality hard
Egg and Crate Coal, with privilege of fifty
$50 tons additional and ten Q0) tons best
Stove and Nut Coal. All of above coal to be
delivered at Pumping Station of the Water
Department, east of McCarron's lake.
Also, twenty (20) tons best Stove and Nut
Coal to be delivered at the Office of the Board,
20 East Fifth street, in SAID city Of ST. Paul,
two hundred (20O) tons of Egg or Crate Coal,
to be delivered in January, 1887. and balance
of contract as ordered and desired by the
Board OF Water Commissioners, who reserve
the right to reject any and all bids.
a bidders bond or certified check in the
sum of $500 for the faithful performance of
contract must accompany all bids.
Proposals should be addressed to the Board
of Water Commissioners and marked ''Pro-
posals for Coal for Water Department"
c. NJ. CROWLEY,
2O3-2O7 Asst. Secretary
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CONTRACT WORK,
Grading and SurfaCing Winifred Street

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL. Mimi, July 20, 1856.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board of
Public Works in and for the corporation Of
the City Of St. Paul, Minnesota. at their otace
in said city, until IL NJ on the I'd day of
August, A. ID. 1886, for the grading of Wini-
fred street, from Concord street to State
street and from Cambridge street to Andrew
street and surfacing with gravel said Wini-
fred street from Concord street to Andrew
street, in said city. according to plans and
specifications on file in the Office of said
Board.
Il bond with at least two (2) sureties, IN
sum of at least twenty (2e) per cent. of the
gross amount bid must accompany each bid.
The said board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
WILLIAM BARRETT, President.
Official:
R. L. GoRMAN, Clerk Board of Public Works,
203-213
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lightning. He was the low" with Sulli-
van as high" and Dempsey as Jack"
in Pat Sheedy's combination, which in
cluded the champions of the world in
heavy. middle and feather-weight pugilism.
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1fehsr hoa ho,,+sn o,,e~;so.,;

- 1eber bas beuti9 ameritanii6e
2ebrer=G Seminar unb bic beuti@e ginigs
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augenblidlif tpieber bic Befebbung bes
bor Sabren in Mliltpaufee gegrtinbeten
beutf1sameritanii9en 2ebrerleminars.
Oiefes @@meraensfinb tuurbe bisber
nit Notb uub Mibe iiber Waf1er gebaIs
ten, unb tpdbrenb man benz fegensrei.
den Wirten Der Mnitalt bic Mnertens
nung tti9t beriagen fpnnte, lieB man
es bod auneif bei berfelben betuen6en
un6 bic founumgdnglid notbwenbise
ntaterielle 1tnteriftBung fieI leiber nur
al3u fpdrlidb aus. Sas 9eutf@tbuut
biefes 2anbes iplte ni9t nur i'm 9tan6e
fein, eine berartige Gortpfan5ungsz
i@uIe beutf6er Gpra9e, beuti9er @its
ten unb @ebrdu9e, beutf@en WiFens
un6 26nnens glei9 dbuli@en an1erifa,
nii6en Mnitalten, .al1 erbalten, ionbera
fogar gldn5enb aiissufatten unb NIT
Mlem at berfeben, mas arlr 9eranbils
bung beuti9saaeritanii&er WDlfsersie>
ber notbmenbig fein mag. Sas 0eutf@,
tbum bermas bies unb es feblt aud ni6t
an gutem Milen ba3u, tpobl aber an
benl 10 n6tbigett einbeitli6en 8efreben.
Mdbrenb bon Milmaufee 9hlferufe aur
lInterifitung bes Seminars tomnen,
beginnt man in 9lem Oorf NIT Der @rs
ri9tung elmer 5ueiten berartigen Mns
falt; tpdbrenb bic eine bisber faunt le'
bensfdbig mar, iol ibr ber 2ebensnerp
bur9 grri9tung elmer atpeiten, bic bod
nur auf oent @run6iab Der &onturren3
bafirt, abgei9nitten tperben. Was bic
Golsen bieier - nSeutf9en @inigteit" iein
weroen, III febr lei6t boraus3uieben.
SaB es 10 gefommene muB man aufa
Sebbafteite bebauern.
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wsad,e 9id3 3eitis amf bett ases,

nm ben Bug ober ben Dampfer gu beuusen,
unb bersib ni@t, Sofetter'S M "a 9 en-,
bittereS ntit3unebmea, tuel@eS bid belebt
unb erfrifdt, tuenn bu er,nattet bift; tpel@eS
bic fdGbliden @irfunsen bss bur9 Sinf in bsn
@aiIerbebdlter berunreinigten @aiIerS ober
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Iiirt; iDeldes l1nber6aulidteit linbcrt, bic burd
tuenis autrasiides giIen, bas baifis anb au tlr.
reselmdbisen 8eiten berfdlunsen tuirb, ber.
urla9t murbe, itnb mel9es bid bor benz Gin.
fIufe bon unreiner ober malarii9er 2uft itno
8ngIuft beidnben tpirb. Dem reilenben Sub.
lifum iuirb biefes ausseseidnete Sdubmittel ii,
elmer ansenehmer unb bequemen Sorm bar-
geboten. gine sep0bnli@e S@ifSapotbefe ent.
hdlt tein fold auberldfiises unb umfaffenbes
Seigmittel, cine &batia@e, iuel9e ben See.
Ieuten ipobl befannt if. Ser @ef1dftSreiienbe,
ber gersniisunssreiienbe, ber ausmanberer, Der
8ersmann anb ber ipeftli@e @ionier, ole Siefe
iuihen ben @ertb bes Bitters 3u tpiirbiaen. @s
furirt aud DbspepFe, SartIeibisteif, 2eber.
Ieiben, ntaIarii@e Rranfbeiten, llntbdtisfeit Der
Mierem unb IL elm ausseaeidnetes Aerben-
ftdrtuussmittel.
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| 1T fein &inberfpaB! stber i6 pal6e
neine 6dnbe in l1nf6uIo! - i@ tuaf6e

| 1T fein &inberlpaB! Mber i9 ua16e
meine 9dnbe in l1nf@ulo! - i@ tuai6e
fie
l1nb barf id mir bic Grase erlauben,
tpel6er 9etr Goftmiiliondr am 9ienss
taG abgebt2
&apronsfi. Nun, i6neiben Sic fein
iol6es Get@t! i6 tpeiB, mas Sic fagen
tuollen = aber Sronung nuB fetn! Ct
bat bic 8erbanblunge1 i1t 3ulatp ee
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nod einige beipnbere &atbf9ldge gu er=
tbeilen? = tti@t tpabrsl
Ser Greisbauptntant1 rieb fi9 erfreut
bic Sdn6e, es mar ein treffli9er @e6an'
fe, feline beiben liebifem @dfe In bieier
Mf9e iib gegenieitig fit bic 1lebrigen
nni6dbli6 MAIDEN su lafen. l1n6 er
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bisber 1ur nit BET gbre begnhgett niiis
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benz ber Greisbauptmattn gegangen,
flblte er fi@ tpobl; er tanb ia einem
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etn Gr6fus an alIgenteiner N9tung mar!
DemgemdB bemabm er iid 6enn aud.
Glugs i9nellte BET gebeugte &lden ems
ppr, Der Musbrud ber 3iige tuanbelte 10
blibi6nen aus tiefifer Semutb III fomi=
i9e 9offart unb Bic 6dnbe freu3ten fi9
imponirenb auf Dem &iden. sic bas
ben mir, begann er tptrbeboa, eine Bit
te bpr3utragen2
Der Manbatar n1uiferte ibn f9arfen,
ipbttii9en 8lides. 9as u,uB elm Srr=
tbttni feii1, 9err GomtmiIdrl
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pronsfi bertrug es ni9t, tpenn man i'm
fo f6arf aniab, feline Saltung bate
bereits ni9t tpenig BON ibrer f96nen
Si9erbeit berloren.
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Nunlnter 1916.

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Ne9nung auf 4800 pfb. ct. beEommeit.
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Sa beiBt es: Gin tueiBes QltIasfleib
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Ser 0berf fdbrt fort: rsyebt fonrmen
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S9neiOeritt geber6et fitb gIei9 eiter
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made feline Gleiber, i1 l9affe 9unifs
tperfe, i'd fa1n aus meinen Ba9erti ben
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mad benz @ntuurf zines Malers ges
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@etamidbte Mufpaifer.

| W0uett Sle Htd)t eirten tDirfliGei
rspotter" on 6er Mrbeit iebens nisper
Ite ein frdftiger, rntbbadiger 5traBen
babn@gonbucteur einem i6m betann
| ten &eporter irs Obr, als 6erielbe il
yfew Oort auf bic bintere platform ei.
nes III boiler Gabrt befinbli1en Gtra=
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bas 1T Der ituBerbafte iunge Mann bprl
in ber Gde an BET re9ten Geite, ser
Burf9en nit benz Bu9e In Der 6an6
meme i9.
| Ser &eporter mari einen fa6tigeu
8lid in Der ange5ei9ten Gi6tung un6
nqbnt einen bibI9 gefleibeten, i1teliz
gent ausfebenoen iltngen Mann tpabr,
ber in ben Snbalt eines f66n eingebuns
benen Bu9es bertieft alt fein fd]ien. ct
bate einen Bleiifift in Ser Danb, nit
tpel9em sr bdufig auf ben Ganb bes gus
DIES einige Benterfungen rtieber slt itbreis
ben f9ien. gs tam ben, Geporter faff
unglaubli6 bDr, baB Der flnge Mann
etn Mufpaffer iein f5nne, Der Sen gonz
bucteuren auflauert, bamit fe feine
unfer1 11lelfe be1eben.
Sic irren fi1 wobl, fagte ber 9eporz
ter.
. nein, antmortete Der gonbufteur,
mi9t i'm @eringfen. Sd meiB, tporan
i'd nit bem Burden bin, i6on cine
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baben i'm einige un5erer Sitngens err
fannt. unb natiirlib puBten mir es
balb Mqe. Pai5en fe ttllr ielber auf
ieben sic nibt, tpie er eiit getpiHes 3eis
den nieberi6reibt, fotpie Elm neller Yai=
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ber Jtdbe Der gitD Sall aifgeItiegen
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glitter ni6t nit feinen Mngaben iibers
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gefaBt MAIDEN, gan3 getpiB.. Mber i'd
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5abrt ettuas fiir bic Rotten meiner
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benz Bud, In tpel6enl fie au leien por.
geben, bic gden Der ei1aelneu Bldtter
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groniihen in ibren 9af9eu iin6 ellen
fhr ie6en paf5agier cine guB ailf.
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am gnbe Der Sabrt bierlt ibneti baiih
aur Bere9nung, tDie Dtele paifagiere bas
Jabrgelb be5ublt baben. gs nitmmt
tns i1idt lange 3eit, um 6ie5en tteuen
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bic Iufpaiier finb aber erfinberi11 un6
berfalen imnler tpieber auf neue MsitteI.
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he uns tpirtli9 aufpafen unb Sag fiir
Sag linfere Gabrten controlliren f6ns
men. Dbne baB mir babpn cine Mbnung
baben. STE baben in ber Gegel Elm
ausgeaei6nete5 Gebd1tuiB unb bebaIten
Maes i'm 2opfe. Sd bore, es befinben
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Ser alte @aufaus1 -io rennt
Der sglebelanber Mnseiser" nit &e9t
ben nod irtner benz S9naps ergebes
men 56auipieler Soc emmett - bat
in glebelanb am Samitag tpegel
BeiDffenbeit tpeber in Der Meatinee,
nod am Ibenb auftreten f6nnen uub
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gel6 auriid. Dem 8efiber bes Sbeas
ters mubte Der Srunfenbolb 1000
Dollars s@abeuerfab aablen. gs ioate
fein Sireftor niebr nit ibm @ontrafi
MAIDEN.
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y 8rdutig q m: sd nt6d6te
ON Gage mad unferer 3ralsilng mad
OHenbe reifen.4 8rant: rGs
fol mad Deinem WilIen 9ef6eBen,
n1einGreunb. Brdutigant: 80. lln6I
Dein 3ei@uen prDfeffor Der mir
10 miBfdat, pir6 entLaiien. 8rduf:
rs lou gefGeben.A Mutter (leiIe AZ
ibrer So9ter): sDein fiinftiger Sc
mabl bat gar biel gu tpinf6en.
Sraut lebenio):: Sci rubig, Mhltter;
es tt feiR Iebter Wille.
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Mettete felt, sebe,,.

Serr .. 6. @ilcoxfon bon Sorie @abe, Rh.,
beridtet, ba6 er bisle Sabre an Vbthifis unb
Sarntrantbeit litt Die Sdmeraen maren au.
weilen unertr6sIi@ unS berurlad5feu ibm Rrdm.
pfc. ST oerfudte electric Sitter uno fd,on Md,
Der eritea Ulai9e ipIrte ct 8eiIeruns unb mad.
Dem er Glai6en genontmen bate, mar er sans'
ll@ gebe,lt nnb sepann ls @funb an GleiiG.
VI bebanptet, oab ct seforben mare, bate er
ni9t electric Bitter sebrau9t gu babrn, so
@ents bic Glaf@e bel u. Drei6.
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urfa@enunb @irfung =
Doctor: nGrau 8arDnin biirften fid
cine tleine grtdltuus sugeaogen baben.
= 8aronin: pas lit tpobl m6sli9,
9err Doctor. SD lefe f@on felt brei
Sagen Elm Bud iiber bic PolarsHegio'
men unb bas n6r6li@e @ismeer.3
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Dead Shot" serep BOrm eint.
msnt piriI ji9er uaS fSnea. 0iefes Eminent
tobtet bie @irmer augenblidli9 b6lt Gliesen
ab nnb beilt bic @unbe. Sm @aFer aufgelof
iit e Elm ausee3ei9netes SeilmitteI sssen irsenb
pel9e @uuOea beim 8ieb. @reis so @ents.
Rrdpartrt uab gum 8erfanf bel U. Dreib,
Gan Antonio. 1873 tup
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Sreffex6e antwort. Sin
iunger Ged er5dblt tn elmer @eleuIdaft
BON benz Salon zines rei1en 8anquiers,
tn tnel9enl er pertebrte. vMtQr ems
pfdngt bort ilrr iehr reitbe oOer iebr
gelitreibe 2eute. vGie finb ipobI
iebr rei924 fragte ld9eInb ieine BAD:
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4bgefertist. ": r@enirt
sic benn Sbre Gettleibisteit ni@ts" 8:
DNi9t telonbers. Das einaig unange.
nebme on Der Sa9e III, = baB mid
ieoer bumme Rerl barum fraet."
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ppaul! efe nidt 10 biel; es lit cine alte
&egel: rpenn's ginem am beiten
f6medt, ION man aufb6ren." pauI :
n4d, papal bite, gib mir nod @ttpas,
mir ibmedt's mod ni6t an beften.4
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Oas sr6Bte Eager bon @etpebr,
lno &ebolperspatrpnen unb 6tIIen
bel piper 6 6 @uItbeB.