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A Modest, Sensitive Woman

often shrinks from consulting physician about
functional arrangement, and prefers TO suffer in
silence. This may be mistaken feeling, but
it is one which is largely prevalent. To all
such women we would say that one of the most
skillful physicians of the day who has had a
vast experience in curing diseases peculiar to
women, has prepared a remedy which is of in
estimable aid to them. We refer to DR.. Pierces
Favorite Prescription. This is the only remedy
for woman's peculiar weaknesses and ailments,
sold by druggists, under a positive guarantee
from the manufacturers, that it viii give salts
faction in every case or money refunded. See
guarantee printed on bottle wrapper.
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She Got There. Anyhow.

She was little cross eyed woman, and she
had stood up in q street car and chung to strap
till she was tired. Suddenly she spoke:
Thank you, sir. Since you kindly offer me
a seat will take it,"
Six men looked up. Each one Of the six
thought she was staring al himself and she took
her choice of the six seats instantly placed at
her disposal. Wonderful is the power of the
human eye when it happens 80 be a little askew.
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Consu,nDtion surely Curad.

To the Editor Please inform your readers that
have positive remedy for Consumption BY its timely
thousands of hopeless have been permanently
cured shall be glad TO send two bottles of my remedy
any OF your readers who have consumption il
they Will send their Express and p O. Address Be
spectlully I, =. SL0CUMi NJ c., Isl Pearl Stu N. I.
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When Baby was SICK. we gave her castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for CastorIa,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
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Great Times All Aronnd.

With Chanukah falling on Thanksgiving aud
Purim on st. Patrick's Day, we might as well
begin at once to turn our swords into plow-
shares and our spears into pruning hooks.
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Catarrh is constitutional disease, and requires
a constitutional remedy like Hood ssarsaparilla.
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mlRRIEnIlllEa =. :.

~ - - eCarteF's Relief for Women IS safe
kaIsGS s55 ' 6s7 5s=g + 1870 =
promptly on receipt Of 81 and iels nsT posFseB
or yve VIII send ~ prs-ielisrs FOR a 81. stlFup
The Cbilds R!ea He'd. Co, Esss l-sEl2soHs Coma.
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ALL THE RAGE.
GrandArnySIeeVe Buttons
thousands OF Comrades are Wearing Them

Thousands OF Comrades are wearing men,
The most popular thing I'm the way OF Grand Army
Tewelrv uss now is the Grand Army Sleeve Sutton
pair Of which viii be sent % Any address, postage PE
paid
For club fsix new subseTiNsfA
For one subscription and - cents addttonaA
Without subscription ST.
These sleeve Buttons cheap imitation
The disk is pearl tinted enamel.
and upon its face, in raised work - Nsz
OF heGyy rolled gold plate, - the - - ~
eagle. cannon and cannon balls ~ 4t&3e ssissfsA IN
constituting the upper portion OF II sgis@ - al
the Grand Army badge, with tte7 1891 III
letters c. A. P engraved in scroll 80 81
beiSIth. The setting Is also Of e StysseksS - 81
gold plate, and by pressing on . N 4fr1N-rA ~
spring the button can be taken ~<@Gs%~2<W
apart thus making Is easy 70 ad-
ilisi it in the cUGs. Ia short, &c j.
the handsome, useful AMI valuable pieces
Of lewelTy that has vet been devised
We have sold large numbers Of these sleeve hggton1
and they have invariably given entire satisfaction
AtHress ali orders
TEE NATIONAL TRIBUNE,
Washington. ID. q
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CTTDp Curafor Epilepsy or dsins hours Free t0poOE.
DUQl Dr. Kruse N. O.. 2GS Hickory ST.. ST. Louis Ma
Mention The National Tribune.
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SUNDAY MEDITATION.


Practical Duties Taught by a Study OF the Inter-
national Sunday school Lesson Appointed for
Dec. %. Ruth. :16-22
Zone reading these notes should first carefully
study the paragraph from the Holy Scriptures SIS
indicated above.l
1. Introductory.
The lesson is in the book of Ruth. Only this
and one other book of the Bible bear the names
of women. The book of Ruth has been greatly
admired, and with reason. The story is de-
lightful the style charming, the lessons as APP
pIicable now as ever. The narrative appeals to
the heart, as being largely domestic. Its ten
derness wins sympathy. 1t treats of matters
which are ever fresh and interesting and hence
it keeps its continuous hold on the world. The
central figure of the story ia Ruth and hence
it is not called the book of Naomi, or Of Orpah,
or even of Boaz. Many treatiscs, cxpository
addresses and commentaries have been written
on the book. Otto Goldschmidt composed an
Oratorio based on Ruth. Governs Ruth is
the favOrite musical expression of the pathetic
story. The book is short-four chapters, So
verses-and how fascinating! 1t is worthy the
pen of SHAKESPEARE 1t has in it that touch Of
nature which makes it akin to all human
hearts
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HAPPY HOUSEHOLD: You viii al end this worth
trying One cup of navy beans boiled soft, hall
cup AZ sugar pinch Of salt, -Four enough 10 hold
Together Roll thin and cut il squares, ana bake
q gat brown They are nice for csInptlres1 Grace
E4yhtnz d oliver Kan
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Arthur - 7.ssoa, Red6eid, OAK, ;; Willie l.
Eer, hstsnry Park, y. j. s. T. ~. Tiulshana
SprinEBrid, Alass.. James j. AZ ger SRatrpscott
HAS. s. Asry 9. Mrsarole. Waterbury. Conn 2 /:
Kate ErissieE, Collins, Mich. s; q ". Lillleioln
t3Tsysol4, ---, . j.. u NcCoy. kansas City. No.
J. Lizzie al Cool Isiu. Andrews, Ind; Mamie C.
Burke EosesrtH-, NJ, 3 Gertrude Smith. Juda,
VS.. J. ATlAar J. Kelley, Dandy VI. 6. Leonard
Martin, fsnDlEla, Kan. 3; Frank w. SLauard.
.fgTiHElaiU. 5igss., d: Charles T. Straight Paw
tUciIet, r 4. 8; Lille ii. arnold, Cory, Pa. ] /;
" Neiz iazaHr, kan, 2
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5. Bethlehem.

Bethlehem is six miles south of Jerusalem It
is in the tribe of Judah On account of its
fruitfuIness it was called Ephratah. Itwas the
birthplace of David, JOab, Abishai and Asahel.
1t is specially notable as the place in which
our Saviour was born. The modern name is
Belt Lahm. 1t was the former home of Mao
mi. There she was married to Elimelech !;
there were born Mahlon and ChiiOn. Only
for famine the family would probably never
have left the city. But in that ease we would
have lost one of the most precious books in
Gods Word.
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6. The Arrirnl.

At length Naomi and Ruth reached Bethle-
hem. Ten years had made great changes.
Naomi had seen much sorrow. She had buried
her husband in foreign land. She had laid by
his side her two sons. She had returned widow
and childiess. Doubtless she had become much
changed physically. So her old neighbors ask,
" Is this Naomi2" Her very name, which
means the lovable the full of grace, seemed to
her misplaced and grating, She wanted to be
called Mara (bitter), as more fitting her
bereaved and desolate condition. She could
not wear such presentable appearance then
as when in wealth aud happy with her hus-
band and sons. She left Bethlehem full of
cheer, of domestic happiness, of financial re-
sources. She returned empty as to all these
blessings.
T. Suggestions.
Be persistent in entreaty, prayer, etc. (Y.
is. CT ST. Matt, Is: 21-29.) Have heart,
spirit in your address. Away with social,
mental, and religious languidness.
2. Finally settle your case and stick to il.
(Eph., 6: 1877 Be decisive in manner. 1t stops
all discussion. 1t heads off temptation. Form
firm resolutions in the right and stand immov.
able
3. IF following Christ let nothing influence
you to go back. Est. Matt, 8: 1929; 10: 10
%; ST. John, 6 6669.) Set your face toward
Bethlehem. Away from Moab! Initiate Ruth
and not 0rpah.
4 Be on the Lords side. There are two
sdes-Ruth's and Orpah's; one is toward the
true God, the other toward handmade gods.
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BBABERs or THE Q. G.: How many Of the C. q
bsYe heard Of the floating gardens s,f Kasjrnir II
Eastern Asis3
Ia the formation 81 these gardens their owners
secure The thick growth q grasses and OF flcr plants
spTingtnR from tBe bottom Of Ghe lake an ir,,er
twined and entanclea enc with another Ayeuues
are cut amongst them, and tben the grasses and
plants are cut away from the roots Al a depth Of
about two o. three feet below the y atcr Tuev re-
fain their soidty and are pressed closely tosolhsr
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rmu EPILEPSY and sPAsNIs cured not stopped.
IIID-- mean a permanent cure and no returns. No
pay iii cured DIR. FERDINAND, s. Louis
Mention National Tribune
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Twigs, roots and reeds are next placed over the
patch lengthwise, and over these mud is spread
iished up from the bottom of the lake. This grad
usly perneates and bindstogethert the matted mass,
and when the surface is thus made, willow stakes
are driven through il and down into the bed OF tue
lake that the garden viii rise and fall with the
rising and falling Of the water, but VIII not escape.
Melons and cucumbers planted in conloal hill
locks about two feet high. Tracts OF these beds,
covering from 30 TO GO acres are thus kept ahoat-
Lille II. Arnold, Cory. Pa.
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Sesnnbisung bcs Serurtbriltsn.

lualadite Rdnnsr uub 6raufn, bic Isit
lanalr :3sit fa;u ssrurtteilt raren, ets
Gualen car Iqspfsfs auf;ubal:en, it0pisn
mad rsnieeu IcIsu srn 6rfstter'e Wngrn-
Sittsrs nfue SpHuuns. 0iss Sn0srs Dom
nuua rrifr sur GruGi 9tpiebrit, faas eas
3ittcrs rauernb anaepeuest rire. Ss En-
pirfi dteu lyspsriifsrn. pslGe isins SuiIt
in Aulyrut nebmsu, Sssuaeisuns. Old
6uuqen. Scttrcnurr, G%infnfru in Ger Stri'
drubs ;riiaen rsn WatIisitrn, eds EfIsrle
3itt.rn une RE z tIaHcNettit, TeIts 6Trnt-
iae JrbieeFipH ra6 Fd jisbt. rsri9r'netn
aleit,sitig nit itIrm trstditen anltifttr.
gEp5lttitisfrs etr 9RnssrmiitsI! Gsn lam
es Nunesf nsbmsn, tae IS in 10 rttlrn6aasn
e~autsars SsrtbtIamfeit in 1eusn frrsdt.
reldr, esbe6srt hurt tahrEfs, ans Irtltn
Stufsn isin Sos pc-finesu? Tur Gin gPeilffr
fdriftliHer SarFtluus neTr1ag bic Aualsr
eer Sserfrfs III ttitTriben, uEe fr9 PM
hisIeIbsu in Ten eifIcu 3su8HiHer, trfl1s etn
giaenthumsrn res 9itters 3bJesdl9en mr.
mil lssentp. Ter @dbrttit gelntlefII- yer
ncpfnna, tSaasnlrirsn, RusfsIltIahf, VA
lariaFsrsr uns Strumatisuaus rfretu BURG
eaIsIse scEcssH.
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Wicr.ehntes 9npitcL.

Nrdri =. Stuuiien pdr nit rem Dc
iruBticin nab Edrrud 5uriidgetehrt, Rap
CT bd2 crrcIht babe, I'M oencntnIllen CT
ieiuc hcimi1hcn 0dueu p%erldren bate.
Zen an iciIlem &dter b%e9angenen Wrre
bate od3 Sdidial iclbit our6 ben Scn
res Wt6rrer3 gcrLtt; ndS perl6munbcne
Grbe oC5 SbCim3 mar, mie Ell aus Der bel
Dem Qoprtatcu Vtpnacp la Nalette
deacn ben acrihnittcnen Seppiitenidein
ciu0eI6itcu llrtuItbe erfdbrcn bate, in
Der Nant gu 6irrcn5 n~ieOcr9ele9t. Dur
Hie 8eitattung Der iterbll6cn lleberrclte
leiue5 Gdters biclt i'm nod elni9e Gage
in Gdrmd feit, bern er mubte, bepcr 81
cerIclbcu 0clbritten pernen tpnrte, Dem
6erittc eiHen derduen Beridt Iber dlle5
@eibebene MAIDEN, mag ibm munmcbr I'm
10 leihtcr mar, ais Wdrco un0 Flctrp llh
bcreitS iibcr Die Grcn5cn ne5 0trio9>
tbums in Si6erbeit qebratt bdtten. Sds
S6idial be5 War6elc, Dem es gelrn9et
mar, 5u e%nttcmmen, temc9te lbn mebr,
ais er lid ieIbit eingeiteben mcIlte, ccnt
odb bic He1ierun9 NIles dufbieten pilroe,
lin ibn in ibre 0cpdlt 5u betpmmen, mar
liar. s. mar dber uibt bic Sbeilnabme
flr cen damn itlbit, mas ibn 10 mddtl5
er9riF1, er iaete 10 gut genug, ndb Elm 10
dbgetCimter S6urte teine5 WitIeibs, teiz
mes 8eooucrn5 pertb lei. 2aura Sidrz
dis Gerbdn9uiB, oa5 aus benz Serbrebcn
t9rcs Satcrs rciultirte, mar e3, nus 10
picl S~beiInabme in ieiuem !6crsen erre9tc,
uno er tpnnte eS ni6t ilbcr lid 9epinncn,
ben Nunld auI5ugebcn, lie nc6 cinmal
81 lebcn uno 5u lpreden, beppr CT duf
INNER pen biclcm Xdnoe ihieo.
So rift er an ni6iten 9tabmittaa nab
Der @illd 9iGn6i Dindus.
Gs mar ein t6itliher, iprniger Sribz
Iinq5taa, uuo oa5 Iiebli6e Sbal, bds er
burdritt, cntfaItete i'm berrli6en Srn=
neni6cin ben gansen 5auber ieiner pieIz
9eitaIti9en ReiSc. 9I5 Der Yrd6tbdu ceS
S6lphes rpr ieinen 9lugen empcritieg,
sepabrte er slcid5citi9 einen Srupp be-
rittener 6cnoarmen, pie ibm pcn bort
entgegen tdmen. Gr %ertdnnte an ibrer
Spite ben Sergeanten, Der am Gage rprz
Der in ieiner Se9leitung geweien mar mn
ben er felt benz Augenblide, als err DEN
fll6teneen Mdr6eie perfplgte, ni6t tpiez
Der aeieben bate. Ser Wtann beariBte
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> llutsr ben in eieisrs artiiel ccrfcmmenSsu
IetIeu iiuS hcutite ceritanpen.
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,,t1ebcr ttniere &tnoer"

Iino in peribieoenen 9eipsiser 9emeins
ittiaen gereinen gcrtrdge BON beirut
fenen Wdnnern tir5li6 gebalten NOR
ben, bic 10 interehant ino unb 10 iebr
Die all9emeine 8eadtung perSieuen, pab
mir einiges pardus %unieren 2eiern mittbeiz
len pplIen. Sn Der uGemeinniibigen Gez
lelIi6aft" ipra6 Serr 9rpfehcr Or. 9pffz
mann iber pSas Srlbitid in Der S6ule
ulb Die Grndbruug Der Sdultinoer."
Ser 9err Sprtrdgenbe betonte aund6it,
pdb baS S6ultino 6rpnii6en !Sunaer
babe. Ser raidere StpffpedieI bes &inz
be5, Die @d6sthumsperipoe, perldn9e
re9elmdbigeS, .bduige3 Giien. 9iebnte
bas Sinh aubcr Der SduptmabIseit ni6t
8mii4cnmdblseiten elm, 10 trete bieier
6rrnii6e 9unger Elm, Der, ba er nidt
idmersbaft, aud ni6t gum GIien treibt.
SaS Sinh bungert, pbne DAP ibm bieies
gum SepuBtiein fpmmt. 8lutarmutb
anb SIutmangel i'm Gebirn ieien bic Sol
gen. Die ungIidlidite SdulSeit iei bic
geaeupdrtige pom Q bis IL lbr. Sa2
um IS llbr eingcnpmmene Sribitid lei
ni6t na6baItig. lin 412 llbr fpmmt bas
&inb mad !6uuie, uno ieiner lauten rpeI
itumnen 5rrberung nab Gien piro ieiz
tens Der Wutter ridt Geb6r 9eeeben:
G3 lei op6 glei6 Wittag. llnbebingt
milIc has Sinh Sriibitld III bic SduIe
uebmcn, oa bic 3piiden5eit spii6en benz
eritcn Srlbitiid unh benz Wittaecfen su
grrb lei. 9lu9 Der @ertb unb bic 3u.
idlnmeniesun9 Der Ndbritpfie Iahen pieI
5u wini6en ibrig. Cine rrocntIi6e
6ribitldspauie lei einsufibrcn. 3eoner
'pra6 ii6 oann nod aus moraliiden une
pbpiiten Grilnren gegeu Die &inperbds
Der aus, bic ben 9ungcr MIR pcrmebren.
- Scr 5peite Sprtrag, DON Serrn 2cbrer
aneiB im S4reiberperein su 0pbIis gebal.
ten, iibrte aus, pie Ieidt man ii6 ar
Ieincn 8inoer p%erilnoi9en tGrne. SieIe
Glteru prcoigcn Woral, pbne ieIbIt elmer
mordlii6en Geben&lpanbel 81 iibren. Sn
anbercn 0amilien nerbcn Die Sinner pie
Gefangene gebaIten. Gie tleiniten Ser
9eben peroen bdHfg pen ben Gltern uns
perbiItnibmdbig ftren9 9eabupet. Sic
6rlgc lei, oaB bic &inber abgeItumpit
uHo liiguerii6 pcroen. @ieIe GItern
periilnoigen lid bdufg an ibren &iuoeru
our6 Sdimpfreben uno 9rrbuu9en &c.
unb mirten ourd idle6te3 Seiipiel bemce
raIiiireno auf bieieIben. GDm 8ater
Iernc CO bic S6abenfrcube, ben Sdb5rrn,
ben StoI5, bic Gbriudt, zen Geis, ppr
Der Mutter bic 8utiubt unb GiteIteit,
ME Die oft ber5Ipie 8ebanoIung Der
Sicuitbcten. HumentIi6 ieicn au6
Sptttereien iIber Berioncn unb uber 8e>
genitdnbc gu pcrmciben, bic anbcren Iicb
unO tpcrtb ieien. Gas SamiIicnIeben lei
ba5 9limu, in weIdcm bic gemiidten
Seine bes Ser5cn5 9eocibcn pper eritidt
n1orNcn
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eie ssieiet Der !aa1aharifterne.

Heller hie 8ieneu Der &aIabariiteppe
briu9t Sarini in ieinem Eeiieperte:
vGur6 bic 6alabariipiite" intereiiante
Nadridten. Man iinbet bic Sienen in
brbIen 8dumcn, SeIsipaItcn, Sdumsreiz
oen uno prripriugenpen 6eIieu, no ie
ibre @abcn p0ai9 frei anbdngen uno ii6,
nm oieie iiEenb, iamneIn. Sic Sui6s
manner geben in eigentbimIi9er @eiie
Dor, I'M ibre Heiter 81 entpedeu. Sic
itelcn ctpas @aiier in eiter Scrtrrtcuer
Straubcneieri6ale auf uno lrdcn Die
8icucn bamit an. Sic turitigcu Snictz
ten it,ducn udmlib tets ndh @diier aus,
uno irbdIo cine ctpa5 fnbet, I6I6t ile
ibrcu CURT utb gebt oarn, UNI ibre
Srcunce ulo 9tahbdrn sur Stele al
ruicn. Sp hauert c5 nidt Idn9e, bis
gauge S@adren rcn Siercn bcrbeiiliegen,
lid AMI ben Haro Der S6ale lessen uno
ibrcn Gurit I6ihen. Sect nirmit Gin
9ui6mdm rie Sndle auf, bdIt ie bpd
empcr IND fcist langidm Der ron ben
9icucn i'm Slu9e ci~ngebdltcuen &idtung.
So Cntocdt CT :di9 eeren gSaben, Die
iamrnt benz !Nrnig ocn hlcnpenp mciBcr
iSarbe inn. sir ocn Smihmauu lit Sds
cir yubiaI. Gtei69IItig gegen rie Sti6c
rcI Nicucn, perlpeiit er Die Sienennpb=
nuugcn nm 10 gjcri9cr, ais iclbige nit
fcttcn ,}niaNen, cen iunAcn Sdrpet, per-
icbcn nm. ,Sn Der Sbdt lOl eielcr nit
Diaoen ~9eipidte 0puig ruie geilBte SABINE
idmcdcn. Sic 8uihmiuncr periteben cs
aud, aus ibm Gin 9ier ber5uitclIen, cls
ie our6 Gibruug an Der Spnne erbalten.
aaum bat oIcielbe hegpnHen, 10 fin9t
aud ihpn oa5 Sriuten an uno pauert bis
gum lebtcn Irppfen, wie ba5 bel allen
primitipen @5ltern Der Sal lit. eeLbitz
peritdEpli6 lit nd5 Gnpe pom Sicce Elm
aagemeiHcr Sauacl, pcI6cr in piIoe
Sdnic uno piIoes Gcbeul umihIigt, biz
ale 5rinter, elmer mad rcm anoern, 81
8rccu iinten.
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rtE 49, -.EE EE 81 -.
ebenip grpb pdren. ME bic Meni8en i'm
GerbdItnis sur Grbe, 10 ipiiree elm ioIber
Steruenmenid iibcr 120, 900 SUB bod lein;
er iDiiroe iene Sifte, iueIdc ale garperfe
Der Grbe eutbielte, bcquem ipie cine Spiel
i6adtel unter benz arm traacn t6unen.
unb bic Grbenmeni6en miirpen ibm nur
unter DEM MitrritOp f6tbar iein.
@as lit aher Elm irIder Stern i'm Serz
9lei6 gum san5en Sterubimmel? liner
Siriternbimmel bat piele OtiIipnen pom
Sonnen; nub t9eridels SereGnung giebt
es heren ALIEN in Der Wil6ftraBe a6tsebn
MiIliOnen. Wan lam aber aud nod ics
senannte NebelHede bepba6ten, ron benen
Gnsuebmen lit, paB ie Sternenpelten fir
ii6 biIpen. paB e5 S~iriternbimmeI finb,
Die duberbalb pes uuierisen liegen, unS
bic ielbit wieber ebenio piele Wiuionen
Q SterneH eHtbaIten, ME berienise, gu
lem uniere Spnne sebfrt.
. Inter ben in eieisr; SrtiieI ccrfcmmenben
MteiIeu iiuS neutidbe nPrif1uNFu
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Oes O0einl5 Cr0e.
Conan roI
=. 6. D. Sr2g.
tEC.f

I'D iij.dte," iaatc Srieoeri6 enoli6
Al 8billppc, lid ljjrdte, Der YIdnn, Der
}bnen clcie SdEiucl in Die QaHo fallen
lies, mu5te I'm SIREN Yciu6 uro fam
Sbucn mit ejnem niepiiben SeIruge gu
per-"
9biIippO idpicg.
pa" lu6tt Der Barren, Ger nahseipn'
nett rattC, u'ctitc G. ei!uL 10 icin Z"
Or lCAlcrte RE dcrdccu Stttcl ron cen
uuacraIcI uEo lUste tel0e Hcibcn 10 dn@
einarbcr. cdB ole lcgL0cn Sdnigel Die
cine, Gle uHGtrloeH Ole auoere 0dllte be3
4rcue5 bI,6ctcI.
nIa3 Hlt5icl ii gsI5.t," rici CT, ria
babe 9cIUIcCH, mas mir ludtcE."
llnr CT las ceH ,iNbd.t cc@ IN rem 6rei3
Gei6rictcrcn, wc,&cr Experimentation
Ilutete:
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