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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-22

DOAD CARTS, VARIOUS KINDS; PRICE
II lower than ever. 80, IL and 10 Decatur stree
Standard Wagon Co. sun-wk
FAMILY CARRIAGES, LATEST STYLES AND
II first-class goods; large variety. 80 41 and 43
Decatur street. Standard Wagon Co. sun-wk
T7ARM WAGONS DRAYS AND DELIVERY
e wagons low wheel, wide tire, one, two and three
horse wagons. 49, Al and - Decatur street. Fl. L.
Atwater, manager. sun-Wk
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-22

TUMP-SEATS AND SURVEYS; CANOPY TOPS
81 OF every style largest assortment in the south
50, ii and 43 Decatur street, Standard WagonCo
eun-Wk
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-22

"The topic was not particularly agreeable SO
it was not encouraged, / merely nodded oc-
caSionally, but he talked right ahead, telling
how he had been troubled by telephone mes
sages for his book keeper who was high
cockalorum in seventeen Of them. He was
quite abusive, saying that no gentleman
would belong to asecret society, and that while
he would not say every man III
them was a rascal, he would say that he never
knew a rascal that was not in one of them
He said great many things to the same eff
feet. He branched off once to talk about his
office, but soon got back 10 the same topic. 1t
was during the latter part Of this talk that Mr..
Richards went out and Mr. Gresham came in.
He nodded TO Mr.. Eddlcnan, and said: How
dy, George" and Mr.. Eddleinan said, Hello,
Tom
"Mr Eddleman,c to talk about secret
societies until he had finished his meal, and as
he went by Mr.. Gresham, that gentleman
turned on his stool and said something to him.
That was after Mr.. Eddleman had left his
stool and paid for his lunch, and then started
out. All heard Of the remark was: 1T isn't
so. ! belong o. some myself and ! IN a gentle
NAH" Mr.. Eddleman said rather curly:
do you want 20 take il up? Mr.. Gresham
stepped from the stool and said, yes, sir.
What you said
SIS A D--D LIZ
"Mr. Eddlcmun hit him over the head with
a light cane, and at the second lick the cane
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17
me WAs ASSAULTED.
Henry 7hierauf Cotrhided by Hts uIe's
Mother aud Brother.

Henry IIierauf Concluded by Hts wees
Mother aud brother.
st. Louis special: Henry Thierauh,
clerk in drug store on the corner of
Tenth street and Cass avenue, called at
the Four courts early this morning and
swore out warrant for the arrest OF
Mrs. Martha Graham and her son,
Walter Graham, charging them with as
sault and battery. Mrs. Graham belongs
70 highly respectable family, and her
il nmployed in the railway mail service.
Tbierautf claims that late Saturday
evening a cab was driven hurriedly to
his place of business, and that when 1t
stopped the driver jumped down from
his seat aud informed him that a lady
wished 10 see him outside. Thierauti
went ont and put his head inside the
cab which had meanwhile been opened,
and inst rs he did so he was treated to
nm astronomical view which was sublec-
five. According TO his own story he
was seized bv Mr.. Graham, who held
him securely while Mrs. Graham APP
nlied n cowhide TO his head and face in
n lively fashion. When they thought
he had had enough they ceased the ex-
ereise. the cab door closed with bang,
fine horses were whipped up and the
vehicle rolled away. Thierauff is the
husband of Mrs. Graham's daughter,
Nellie. who has instituted proceedings
for n divorce from Thierauff, and hea
mother and brother becoming enrageA
AZ him. concluded to horsewhip- him.
The occurrence has caused quite SEN
Rntion
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17
LincoIn's Last Laugh.

Mr.. George Van Duzer, of New York
has presented to the Grand Lodge libra
ary, q portion of the collar worn by
Abraham Lincoln at the time of his
assassination. Mr.. Van Duzer was
present at Ford's theatre on that fatal
night and relates the following Incl
dent:
The army under General Lee having
surrendered to General Graut a few
DAYS previously, Secretary Stanton, on
April Is, 1865, telegraphed to Cover
nor John A. Dix to stop the draft as it
was considered that the war was virtu-
ally over.
At Ford's Theater. Washington. D.
c., on the evening of April IA, 1865,
the play of ''Our American Cousin"
was being enacted. In the scene, just
before the fatal shot of the assassin, a
garden settee was standing on the stage
opposite the Presidents box. Mary
Meredith Zone of the characters of the
playl, followed by Lord Dundreary
(w til her shawl thrown ov his arm,
came upon the stage, and the lady
took seat on the settee. CHANGING
over first one shoulder and then the
other, she exclaimed:
My Lord. will you please be so kind
as to throw that shawl over my
shoulders. There appears to be such
q draft here"
Lord Dundreary Immediately replied!
You are mistaken, Miss Mary
there is no draft. The draft is all
ever"
The President instantly saw the point
and laughed very heartily, as did the
entire audience, who arose and cheer
ed. In few moments more the assas-
sin had done his work, and a nation
was in tears.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17
Good Fat Woman For a Museum.

In Chassis street, at Brussels. Bel
eium. n restaurant and boarding house
is located. One of the boardeTs, Mrs.
De Berg, was suspected of larceny.
After she had come home one evening
officers came to search her room. She
ran away and could not be found for
some time. AT length she was detect
ed in the cistern in the yard The ori-
flee of the hole being very narrow and
the woman rather stout she had not
succeeded in hiding herself complete
ly. In jumping down. her chest had
fitted the opening so we'll that she was
compelled to hold mp her arms above
her head and her hands only were yis-
ible above ground. The hole was
wider than the or flee. but not wide
enough to allow her to pull down her
arms, So her hands betrayed her hid
ing place. A short rope had to be fas-
tened around her before she eonld DO
pulled out
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17
THE FIsHERIEs TREATY
Chassbet1alH's Communication Euiegsst''
of The gshTerecs.

Chanssei1aiH's Communication EuIegsshe
Of uc CohYerecs.
London special: The foreign Office
has made public the dispatches which
bays been received regarding the new
fishery treaty between the United States
and Canada, Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain,
in n letter written to Lord Salisbury
from Washington under date Of Febru.
ary Il. says that the satisfying results
obtained are largely due to the spirit Of
Cancellation which has been manifested
liz both aides Of the commission and the
sirony sense with which all the conierees
were inspired with the importance OF re,
moving every cause for Irritation an9
promoting good neighborly ieehng anu
friendly intercourse between the ohltes
states, Canada and Newioundland'
Mr.. Chamberlain says that the re-
lntious Of the British plenopoten.
tiaries in America were OF a most
cordial and harmonious character
throughout tho letter Mr.. Chamberialn
nnlopiZes Minister West and sir Charies
Tnnner his conferees, and calls special
attantion to the valuable services oil
Maasrs Berqne and Maycock, clerks, re-
s,ectiyely. az the foreign office and com,
mercial department, who accompanied
him Mr.. Chamberlain expresses .ne
hnne that the arrangement contained IN
~ treatv will extend the existing cor
~, roiafions between the United states
al Fnyland In conclusion the writer
MI a,,iaa,;sss ali The members of the commls-
e I'm snd avs that il was his own desire
sUh th;s staif should be on a, much
s sm scale than is usual in such mis-
s sin,n Aims throwing on its members q
Greater amount of labor and RESPONSE
bility.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17

There ought to be smoke Inspector APP
pointed TO superintend cigarette hends who
haunt street car platformS-ltsreAa.t l'ras-
ser.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17

Peter shandroau, OF Napanee, Ont.
fatally shot his wife because she loInned
the Salvation army and then killed h'n'
self.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17

10 Syracuse, N. Y, aud Rev. D8saei Waldo.
al IS years OF age, stood beside me Thu choir
sang a tune. / said II am sorry they sang
that new tune; nobody seems 70 know IT,
BLESS you, nv son." said the old mss, II
heard that seventy Years agolh
There was song to day that touched fhe
HE OF the aged with holy fire, and klndled
glory on their vision that our younger eve.
sight can not see. II was the song Of saliva
non-Jesus, who fed them all their lives long;
Jesus who wiped away their tears; Jesus,
who stood by them When al else failed; Jesus,
10 whose name their marriage was consecral.
ed, aud whose resurrection has poured light
upon the graves Of their departed.
THE soS0 IN TROUBLE.
Blessed the Bible in which speeiacled old
age reads the prom sc, II will never leave YOU
never fOrsake youl" Blessed the staff on
which the worn out pilgrim totters on toward
the welcome OF his redeeDerl Blessed hymn
book In which the faltering tongue and the
falling eyes find Jesus, the old maD's song.
speak 10 You again of Jesus as the night
song. Job speaks OF Him who giYeth songs
In the night. John WEIGH. the old Scotch
minister, used 10 put plaid across his bed on
cold nights and some one asked him why he
put that there. He said:
20, sometimes In the night want to sing
the praise Of Jesus and get down and pray;
then just take that plaid aud wrap IL aronnd
me TO Keep myself from the cold"
Songs In the night Night Of trouble has
come down upon many Of YOU. Commercial
losses put out one star slanderous abuse put
out another star, domestic bereavement has
put out thousand lights and gloom has
been added 10 gloom, and chill to chill, and
sting 70 sting, and one midnight has seemed
TO borrow the fold from another midnight TO
wrap itself in more unbearable darkness; but
Christ has spoken peace to your heart aud you
can sing:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-27
somSerbare 3adumaem unS ssriiuae

Die 8uduasen unO @priiase : int bud)aab.
li9en Gimme Der @orte gemeint - ber nerbOien
sente fon,nei benz 8ui6auer oft foini1d bor.
Die @ebSrsnerben folder llnsliidli6en finb
Peinli9 aart nno, tuenn iie burd pl0kade,
uneripartete @erduide in Iufresuna berIebt
iperoen, Iafem fe iene bispeilen arotesfe
Spriiuse MAIDEN, bic eines Sampelmanas mir.
Dig ttnb. Der gerboiitdt Iiest In ben meiften
Saaen Hi3tberpertbuns ber @peife unD In
Golge beflen Nidtern6bruns Der Merben pie bet
anberen @epebe Oes R6rpers gu grunbe. Dau.
stt bteier Suifanb an, 70 eraeust ct natarIiG
t9iperes Herbenleloen. DaS SeiImittel bafiir
II Q ofetters Masenbitters, bas Sen
@ta9en traftist nnb bef6bist, feline Gunttionen
Oroentli9 su erfullen. 8alb, na9bem cine seur
NIT 6emielben besonnen, ipirb man finoen, bab
Die Nerben bel Gage rubiser berben, bic giadts
rnbs tueniser unterbroden, unb Der Mppetit
trdftiger nab aufriebenffeuenber nirb. Dies
ttno bic eriten gn3ei@en, benen bic bonffdnOiae
sB1teberberiteluns ber 9erbentraft folst. Das
8itters beilt ferner Gieber unb talteS Gieber,
Geberleiben unb 8erfopfuna
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Sic me,teife ,,Maprbaefdid5te..

Sic temeite ,,Murbaefhid,te..,
nel9e englif6e 8Iditer ii6er ben beuts
iben 8ronprifsen unb ieinen gnqIdn=
oerbaB gu eradblen tpiRen, 1T folaenbe /:
gines Cages blutete benz prinaen bie
Naie. ginige feiner Begleiter bpten
ibm blutifillenbe Mittel an. r2aBt es
nur blutenl" iagte Der prina. .eSSe
mebr BON biefem berbammten enaliid6eu
glute i'd log tueroe, Inn 10 befIer!" -
S9auberbaft! Ser prina bait nid5t
nur feline Mutter, ionbern iogar fid6 ielz
Der. neil beren glut in ieinen Nbern
ffieBt!
Sollte bas ni6t Der 95flatIdb elmer
4neeoote fein, tuel9e bon Der Raiierin
eatbarina II. bon &uBlanb eradblt
tplroY Siefe, cine beutite prinaeffin,
ioll BET 8elegenbeit eines MberIai1es eins
NAL geiagt baben: nSaignez, saignez,
que je men aise du sang impur Al
lemand !" 9as beiBt: v2aBt bas
glut abl bamit id oas unreine 6eutid3e
0lut log tperbe!"
SreiBig Sabre ipdter iagte ber isrei>
berr BON Stein on 0er Safel bes ruff
f6en 3aren beHen @emablin, elmer an,
bern beutf9en prinaefiin, in's @efi@t:
sS9dmen sic fib ni6t bes beuti6en
y olfes, ibdmen sic f6 ieiner
s iir + enl" [M. 5. 9.1
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= Wiener BIdtter er,6hlen foIoenbe

- Miener 8ldtter er3dblen folgenoe
&loFergei@i6te: 8pr einigen Sagen
berbaftete bic poliaei bon 2emberg Elm
11nges Wtdb9en, bas nit elmer SGiirse
bou 9teiuen bic 6eniter bes boriiaen
Seinitentloters ein3utperfen berniibt
mar. Die Menge. fammelte F6 raid
ut1 bic fonberbare Mttentdterin, bic,
tpGbrenb fe bon ben 6di6ern abge.
fabrt tuurbe, nit lauter Gtimme er>
sdblte, mas He su bieier Shat getrieben.
Wor etnigen Sabren bdtte fie als BtBes
rim in benz Gloifer Sroit geiudt, BEN
lbr elm iunger Seiuitenpater Namens
Salensti in 10 ausgiebigem MaBe au
Sbeil tperben lieB, BOP babel ibre gbre
gu S9anben gerietb. Nls bic ssoIgen
bes unerlaubten Berbdltniiles fid Be-
mertli9 ma9ten, peri9nanb Der Eater
aus benz Gleitei unb lieB iie nit ifrer
S9anbe in 9fotb uno glenb auriif
Mls tie nun Dor einiseu Sagen erfubr,
oaB ibr Werfiibrer tpieber In bas Gloifer
5urlidgetebrt fei, periu6te fe 3u ibm su
oringen, Durbe aber sur Sbiire binauss
geporfen. Sn ibrer 8ersmeifumg bdtte
lte 3ll benz S4ritte gegriffen, Der fie in
Die 9dnbe Der poli3ei lieferte. Das
Snterefanteite an Der Mffaire III iebo6,
bag Der galante Seiuitenpater in ber
Jaltenseit als 8uBpreoiser DON 9tabt
au Stabt reifte unb namentli6 bon Der
yrauentpeIt itarf beiu6te pgrbauunss.
ftunben" abbielt.
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8ibif Su es gu! ertpioerte He spi;
f9en Bitterteit unb Srauer.
0abe i6 Ma9t iiber bic 5eelens
| &ann i6 bic 3eit aufbalten? Gtunben,
bie boriiberflieben, att etpigen aus6eb.
nen2 Was berlangit Su i'm 8runbt
bon ntir2 8eneibeft 9u mir bic Ser.
freuungen, beren i1 na1 ineiner ait.
freugenben, aufreibenben Nrbeit be6arf
ben Tertebr, Der mid f6roert2 sou id
4 beffdnbig au Oeineil SiiBen Qiebe ieuf.
aen, itatt mid meter 5u bilben, itati
n,ebr gu lernens
: Mls ib 3u Sir fam, tuie ni9tig ers
I19ien Sir bic Welt mir Gegeniiber
Sa NOR Dir iebe Minute cine berloreae,
oie Gu ni6t nit mir 5ubra9teit!
Sanals! 56ilt nit benz G9idlal,
bas einem 2iebestraum nidt unenblide
Dauer berleibt ober uns ni1t i'm &alls
i6e iterben lieB.
Sd f6elte nit Sir, tpe;l Du bic
5reue gebro@en. gii6t Deine 2unff,
etn Mdo6en madt Did unrubig uno
unitdt. Su pagft Der Wa6rbeit, Ou
tpagit mir ni@t mebr in's Imgeli9t su
feben unb au fagen: Sd liebe Bid
nt9t mebr, geb' mir aus bem Wese.
Sulial
So, i@ beriperre Dir ben Weg su benz,
| mas Du beute Dein Slid nennft. Du
liebit M6elbeib pfug, erpibere ni6ts.
Ou boffif fie su beiratben. Mber baau
muB i9 berf9minbem. Das rei6e
Gr6ulein piirbe es -niGt bulben, baB
Du ibr In ben 6ausfan6 cine @eliebte
mitbrd9tef, Sd bin iebt Der bunfIe
punffin Oeinen 2eben getporoen, tpie
i9 frtber feline Sonne mar. Du iinnft
nur bariiber mad, pie Du mid eatfer.
men fannf, obne nor Sir ielber allau
f9uloig baauiteben. Gorge ni6t, i'd
tperoe Dir tlidbt bin6erIi9 iein unb all
gehen tpifien. ebe Du es befiebIF.
BefebIfs Sd Sir2 Sn tpel9er
Sonart Ou au n,tr fpri9fI gBie 9u
tibei eibif! lln6 nun for6erjt 9u, SAB
i'd glei9miitbis unb ge(aiien bleibe un6
etaen Streit enblos nit Sir ausipinne,
ben Su begonnen. Wel1en Noman
Define @rillenbaftisteit, Seine gifer.
tu9t ausgeionnen bat. So, giferfu9t!
Seit Ber9bauien in ieinem 2eidtfinn
bon benz Grdulein ersdblte, bon ibrer
Sbeilnabme fiir tteine &unit ipra9,
iputt es in Deinem Gopfe. 9ie gifers
fu9t 1T cine i@limme 3usabe Der 2iebe.
Su tuirft mir itidt erIauben, elm anbes
res Wdb9en, eiue anbere Trau sli l,,as
len, aus Gur@t He f6nnte Dir gefdbr.
LID tperben. Mber tpel1e Mteinung
Su In bieier 9inli1t aud BON mir Be-
gen magif, tpel9en 8runb bab' i6 Sir
bisber gegeben, mid fiir einen Nerrds
tber, einen @lenoen AT balten, ber ber=
geien t6nnte, mas Ou fiir i'm getban,
mas er Dir f6uloig ifi2
Su biit mir ni6ts f6ulbig als Qiebe.
Jules uebrige 1T tb6ri6t. llnb mas i6
Dir 9eopferts @inen rei9en Mann, Der
mir ni9t gefiel. So ipridt cine
Stimme in Dir, ipenn Du iebt fie aud
nod 5u iibertduben iu6H. Stein, 60
gar, es lobnt fi6 nidt, nit mir ein fall,
f9es Spiel 5u treiben. Sd geb0re
ni6t in bic ranifdnbige @eiellfdaft,1 i'd,
bin feline Sinnblnme = barum aber
Iaife i'd mid aud ni9t nit Worteu unb
angebliGen @efiibIen tdui9en. 9a
Deine 2iebe erlofden 1T, tpirf 0ein
Spielseug tpieber fort, babin, uober es
selomnten, in ben groben 6umpf!
(Eortietuna foIat.)
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Gin pieIieitiger 6anbperfer tpobnt
in Der. 3immerifraBe $50. Z In Berlin.
st 1T ni@t nur Mrbeiter, ionoern aud
St6ter basu; 9ans 9a6s bats ibm
ansetban. Gin groBes GirmenI6iIb an
ber 8orfront feines Wpbnbauies 1T ein
6Hentli6es 3eusniB far bes Meifers
R6nnen auf benz Gebiete ber poelie
un6 Malerei. Das S9iIo bat feIgens
ben Snbalt:
Mtelier fur :.
9tuben fetfen, ftrei9en,
Selen, laden, eiGen,
S6nen, malen, 5ieren,
2i6ten unb i6attiren,
S6leifen, fitten, reiben.
Wappen, S6riften' i6reiben,
3ei9nen, biloen, mutern,
Marmoriren, luitera,
@oloen uno bronairen,
2eimen unb tape3ieren,
Jein unb gut ttnb billig
Das empfeblen tpia i9. -
Sieie SafeI finbet, tpie bic vgerliner
Wolfs3eituns" berii6ert, tdgli@ 3a5l>
rei9e 2efer.
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Taffe @mth!

On iiiblft Did nieoersef fdlasen, bait feinen
gppetit, Did plast sfopfbeb, 9u bift unrubio
unb nerbos, tura, On baft irsenb elm Wlittel
n0tbig, Did pie6er anf3ur.ften uno neuen
9ebensmutb 3u faTen. @ian beoiene ii4 basu
ni9t beftiser Stihaulanten, GriibiabrsmeSi.
einen, ODER tpertblofer 8itterS. Die faf ale aus
idle9tem @bistss sema@t tinb uno nur fir
fur:e Belt auresen ino bann cine nm 70 i9lim.
mere &eaetion I'M @sfolge au baben, lonberu
sebrau9e elm 3uberldlfseS 8lutreinisunss-
mittel. Gin foIdes reot 2eber uno Nieren 3u
lebbaiter 3bdtisfeit an, berIeibt neue 2ebens.
trait uno siebt benz 2eibenbeR @efunbbeit unb
fraft tpieber. Sold tin Wiittel 1T oas Gle c.
trte Bitter8. SO fotet nur 30 @ents bic
Glaide uno if gu baben in her Apotbete bon
U. Dreib, Gan antoniO.
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Giu-Q Qpituunscorreinonher+ o;n+

= Gin 3eituusscorreiponb meint,
bas gebulbigfe unb b6fli6fe 8oIf ber
Welt lebe in Mobile 1T alabama. ct
f@reibt: sd iab einen GtraBenbabns
iDagen itilbalten, bamit elm labmer
gteger, BET in ibm fubr, aus elmer @roz
eerp on Der gde fi6 eine 0lai9e Wbiss
teD beiiellen f6nne. Ser 8rocerift Be-
fanb ii6 glei6fals in benz Wagen,
ftieg aber nod gmpfang Der Drbre
aus, begab ii9 in Ieinen 2aoen, fiilIte
bort cine Glaf@e NIT bem setphnf9teu
Stoff, tpiCelte iie bebd9tig in Yapier
elm unb bra9te iie bann benz i'm Wagen
tuartenben Neger. 0as ganae @ei9dft
tpuroe, feiaer Wi9tisfeit ansemeKen,
NIT rubiger ,lleberlegung unb Warbe
bolaogen. @rii bann fubr Der Wagen
nit fsinen aebn BaiIagieren tpeiter."
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9as @eidbdft bfiibt,

germutbli9 bat 9tidts elm fol6es aufblGben
bes spotbeter @efd1aftes bon u. Orei6 8
beruriadt, alS Die liberale 9(nstbeiluna bon
grobefafden bon n9r. Sings neuerfnnSenem.
9fittI segen S9binbfu9t". Ser in bie1em
Irtitel erstelte l1mias ift tpabrbaft enurmt, eli.
8epeis bon Der Sbat fade, 6as bieies tuertb.
bolle Mittel ale GGue bon Suiten, Grfdliuna,
gfbma, 8ronditis, 8raune unb alle A1teu bon
gals. nnb QunsenIeiben ii9er curirt unb ME
feblf6ldst. Man beriu9e 6aS @littel erf, ims
Dem man iid, cine @robeflafde gratis aeben
last. Die groben Glafden fOften 81. Ser
grfslg pirb gardntirt.
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Snn9ltngen1 MQnnern
mtr5
St@ere 9etltt.tg garamttrt.

9is i9reHi9en ToIsem Der susenbianbem,
@ei9ls9tsi6wabe beruriadenb, pobur9 Self
uno aorper rninirt tuer6en, permanent ae=
betlt.. Sersflopfen, Sdu1ternbeit, Samen.
abfub. @eba5tuibf fdpa@e, @erlnft ber @ner.
g'e,. gbneisung segen @eieai6aft lnb MeIan.
6oIie sriinbli6 furirt.
gerbeiratbete 81 Ma;nner, ODER foIde,
bic ft9 serbeiratbem pollen, bic in Golse bon
Snoiseretion in Der Sussnb an 6ef6IedtS> unb
Merbenf9tpade leiben, werben sriinSlidy furirt.
8eine MineraIien eingegebem.
Snnse Manner, bic ibre 8eit nit unfabiaen
9euten berl9penbet unO fid babur6 arant>
aeiten pes aopfe8, ber Naie, bes Salles, ber
3eber, 3unsen, @inseipeibe unb bes Magens
taaedogen baben, peroen fdneu turirt.
gabt gu9 niAt bmr@ falfdes S9amsefibl
abhaIteu, 1ofort
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Sralt Ye1,,ts.
SO ma II bon &arl ssret5el,

[Gortiebuug.l
sSn Der Slut feiner 2eibeni9aft tuiirbt
es ibr lei9t getporben iein, Cigar aun
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6tunbe, no lie fiblte, baB CT 1ie Der.
Iahen tDiirbe, bate fie ME ldnger uni
reifi9er 5aratt geba1i. Mie am gnbt
bes Sabres bas Weibna9tsfejt tommer
muB, 10 muBte ita6 ibrer Mnii9t, ebn,
ibr 3utbun beinabe, aud bieier feier:
litbs Iugeublid zines balernben @el6b.
niHes einmal eintreten.
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enti9uunben. Sic 0eilige fiegte iibe,
bic Sireue. Die9 9eiIiges fragte f6 ssu.
Iia in bitteriter gmp6rung. Sic bat
bieielbe 2eibenf6aft i'm 9ersen tpie i6,
Gber tie iDeiB ii9 befIer in ben Mantel
Der Sugen6 au bhuen. Meil lie reid
1T, tann fe fitttfam fein. Sm aIei
@brb0rteit fam He fiir einen Wann ent.
bremen, ibr @elb f6htt fe babpr, 3u
frau9eln, iinb loft ibn 5uglei9 at.
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bab he feline @eliebte - aber Nles, baf
He ieine @attiu tpirb. . iiber Biz
9euGeIei unb lIngere9tigfeit ber WeIt,
bic nleiue 2iebe berurtbeilt unb bic
3iebe Sener billist! 9as ginsige, mas
i9 beibe, eHtreiBt fie mir. sSu BEN
llebermidb ibres &ei9tbunts seitattet iie
ii6 iebe 2aune.
ct muB tbr ppii mir ers6blt baben -
unb iie, ifatt llnfer BiinbniB 3ll a@ten,
iebt Jules barar, es 3u fpre1gen. .gi.
men tungen Mtanll, einen beriibmteu
aanjtler aus benz Neb elmer 8eruorfe.
men, tn bas i'm ein 3ufaa beritridt, al
befreien - bas iit cine Sbat, bic be,
unf9ulb 5ienlt. Menn babel elm 8ors
tbeiI jiir Bic unf9ulb abfdut, tuer min
Is f9elten2
Sn iol6er Gpannuns unb Nerltim.
ulnng iutrben aud ueniger leibeni1aft'
liGe Natiireu ttiGt lange i'm 6riebett ne.
beueinanber bingegaugen iein. gbgar,
ber ii@ bunfel feiner S9ul6 bewuBi
mar, fu9te balb bier, balb bort nod Ii.
geub einem sIeidgiiltisen GnIaB, ieinem
gepreBtell 6er3eit tn Worten 8efreiung au
berf@aifen, iiber bic Melt, iiber Bic
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Hagen, NIT ibr iiber bic an fi1 glei@.
galtigften Sinee su ,treiten unb banu
bas 6aus sl berlcHen, aIs mhHe er
brauben bie Rube finben, bic aus bem
Snnern gefloben. giffe QDeile ertruo
SuIi0 bies Spiel un0 bieIt Ielber an lid1.
Aber Der 3ortf unb bic gmpfinbuna,
bob es ibrer iinpdr6ig iei, bie tuabre
Meinung hinter erbi9teten 8ormdn6er
3ii Derbergeu, hbermdltigten fe enbIi9,
9lls Ct zines Cages tpieber eine gruno,
lOIe 2lage anfing, bab ct fi@ nod an.
beren Meni6en, mad elmer anberer
llmgebuns iebne, baB ct ben Winter In
yeneoig subringen tpolle, antertraG
iie i'm:
MiaH Su ni9t ebrli6 su mir rebeni
WenM Gu mid id5Dn tti1t mebr Iiebit,
muBt Du mid au1 beIiiseng
gDie inter einenl S@lage fubr Gbgai
juIanlulen unb tpanbte ibr iein @eff9i
au. War es bunfel bor 3ortt iiber ibre
barteu @Drte ober Dor G1am2
Did beltigena Sd perItebe Si6
ni6t.
9ielei6t berjfe6f 9u Sid, ielbtf uid,t
nlebr. Damn Bid in ben Sbieael,
ben idj Dir Dorbalte. Sd bin Sir ID
ltig, tn 9einen pldnen binberIi6 -
etle Gaf, bic Du abl1iitteln milf.
Abtr Natt es Dffen All fQder, fuflff Hu
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Sptt5en! Sptt5en!
auf bteiem Telbe slansen nit
bur& bte srDbte &mswabl unb bic
neueffen Sadem, Die je bent pmbli~
FUN pOrselest tpuroen. Sprapm,
Ortentaltl&e, @alenetenne,
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