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Express Emn,oye Sen. 60 pri.on,

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 13.-The grand
jury to-day returned an indictment against Cy-
I'll 2. Benedict for the emhezzlemsut of 81, AGO
from theAdams Express Company. He was imme-
diately brought into court, pleaded guilty to the
indictment, and was sentenced to three and
half years imprisonment in the Albany County
PenitentiAry Benedict has been a trusted
employe OF the company for more than twenty
years and for long time has been in charge of
the companys branch office at the United States
Treasury. He Is about fifty years OF age, and
heretofore has been regarded a strictly
moral, upright man. 1t IL believed that he lost
the money dealing In stocks.
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Commercial Travellers Insurance Association
Special to the indianapolis Journal
UTICA N Y, March 13.-The attendance at
the fifth annual meeting of the Travellers Mutual
Accident Ass ISOLATION of America was lessened
by the storm. The report of Secretary-treas-
urer Trevett showed the receipts to have been
Sl3. 1853. A and the disbursements &c. 653 48. In
demnity claims to the amount of So, 153. 81 were
paid. The present membership is 2, 377, OF which
1913 were added during the year. The following
icers were elected President H d. PIxIey,
= ia; secretary treasurer, Edward Trevett,
Utica; directors. JAS. 81. England, Isaac o.
Roberts, Jos. B. Sherwood, Utica; vice-presi-
dents, James III. Eaton. Syracuse; NAL
colin b. Cole. New York; S. D. W. Cleve-
land. Rochester; D. ". Coffin. Indianapolis;
0. G. Gale. Boston; Alexander u. Stewart.
Brooklyn.
Vice president Cleveland suggested forming
another class of s.. 900 insurance in this sssocia
ton He also moved that the board of directors
formulate plan for a second class of Insurance.
class of COCO, and submit the same by mail
20 all the members. This was carried. An en-
joyable banquet followed the meeting
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weapon this year. A change of fifty votes in
each county N cans 5000 IN the State, and this
change can be secured. We have assurances
that the tariff Is going TO bring large accretion
to our ranks from the farmers, and, altogether.
do not think are leading such forlorn
hope IS we have done in previous elections"
ranks in Cook county came in for good deal Of
discussion. but there was general agreement
that the State central committee should keep
their hands off and allow the factions here to-
settle their disputes for themselves. and it was
generally believed that this course would be
adopted.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-14
INDIANA AND ILLINOIS NEWS
The Daily Chronicle of Happenings Of
Various Kinds in the Two States.
Three Men Killed BY a Boiler Explosion
Wabash's Prosperity-Man Found Dying
on a Public Road-Notes and Gleanings.
INDIANA.

A Saw-AIin Boiler Expiodes, Wreeking the
MIL and Killing Three Mon.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
KoKoMo. March 13.-At Burlington, west of
this city just over the Carroll county line the
boiler in George Durrer's saw-mill exploded
shortly before noon to-day. Three workmen
were killsd-two 'Whitefsl brothers and Ed.
Everman. The mill is total wreck.
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ASGosTURA Bitters were prepared by DIR. J.
g. B. Siegsrt for his private Their repu-
tation is such to-day that they have become
generally known as the best appetizing tonic.
Beware of counterfeits. Ask your grocer or
druggist for the genuine article, manufactured
by DR.. j. G. b. Siegert & Sons.
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Sale of Fine Horses.

Special TO the IndiaSaDolis journal
CAMBRIDGE Cry, March 13.-Sixty three head
of blooded horss-f1esh were sold at the Lackey
e. Carmonay sale. aggregating SIS, 600.
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THAT tired feeling. so subtle and yet so over.
powering. Is entirely overcome by Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. which tones aad strengthens the system
and gives good appetite. Be sure 10 get Hoods
Sarsapariila. 100 doses one dollar is true only
OF this peculiar medicine.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Two freight trains the West Pennsylvania
railroad colllided near Fresport, Pa, yesterday
morning. and were wrecked. James Hamil, a
brakeman, was fatally injured, and three or four
others were slightly bruised.
On Monday, William Yarbrough, living at
Cottonwood, in the Cherokee Nation, shot at
man named Massey with a shotgun. Part of
the'charge struck his wife in the breast killing
her. Massey then killed Yarbrough and went
to Fort Smith ana surrendered to the United
States authorities.
Mike Gajdor and Mike Hospidor, Hungarians,
quarreled Monday night, at boarding-hou in
Donner's Hollow. near Bradford. Pa, which
terminated by Gajdor stabbing Hospidor with a
pen-knife, just above the heart, nfiicting a fatal
wound. Chief of Police Wymsrd went 20 the
hollow and arrested Gaidor, who was in bed.
Both men are unmarried
The contest of the will OF the late Cornelia
Stewart, widow of A, t. Stewart, instituted by
Rosalie Butler. relative. begun before the
New York Surrogate yesterday. The chief
ground of the contest is that Judge Henry Hill
ton, chief beneficiary under the will, exercised
undue influence over tho testator FL. r. Rice,
one Of the witnesses to the will. gave evidence
to show that Mrs. Stewart made her will when
in full possession of her faculties. and without
restraint. The remainder of the session was
devoted to evidence concerning various partner
ships connected with the estate
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Foun d Dying in the Roaa.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SHELBYvILLE, March 13.-Crag Anderson, q
well-known farmer, living near Morrlstown. was
found in the road, this morning. in dying con-
diticn from paralytic stroke.
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Republican Club Organized.

Special to the Indianapolis Journaa.
i ROCKVILLE, March 13.-The executive COM
rnitted of the Bruce Carr Club. consisting of
Theodore Il. Johnson w. Fl. Jones, W. f. Sell
lers and Andrew Dickson. went to Marshall last
night, and organized club at that place. com :
prising twenty-five members. Speeches
Robert Preston vice-president, Thomas Ran
dolph secretary. James Joplin treasurer, Edgar
Payne sergeant-at-arms. The new organization
will be a auxiliary to the Rockville club. The
colored men of Park county are wide away and
making active preparations for the campaign.
A club will be instituted at Bloomingdale in a
few weeks.
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A Democratic Leader Leaves the Party
arac 70 In journal.

Ao8uBE
epecial to the Indianapolis journal.
SHELBYvILLE March 1a-Joseph Habie, a
soldier of the late war, who was defeated in the
Democratic primary last Saturday for township
trustee, to-day publishes a card withdrawing
from the Democratic party. He has come to
the conclusion that the Democrats party has no
for the boys who wore the blue. HabR is a
prominent German, and will control good
many votes.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-09-29
Giterary Dotes.-

Scribner's Magazine for October is
notable for the varied interest of it's
contents and the eminence of it's con-
tributors in their special field Of
work, among them being Lester Wal
lack, the Hon. Hugh McCulloch,
Robert Louis Stevenson, Prof. Ar
thur I. Hadley, and II. II. Boyesen.
The illustrations present an equal va
riety of subject and treatment. Les
ter Wallack, whose name and fame
have been SO intimately connected
with what is most significant in the
history of the American stage, re-
calls, in an unconventional and genial
manner, some interesting "Memories
of the Last Fifty Years. -s'the result
of an effort to catch and preserve the
familiar talk of a veteran of the
stage. The Railway series (Which
meets with increasing success and
heartiest popular approyal) is con-
tinued with a discussion of "The
Railroad in its Business Relations"
by Prof. Arthur 7. Hadley, of Yale.
"The Temples of Egypt by Edward
L. Wilson (whose articles on "The
Modern Nile and "The Great Pyra-
MIDI will be recalled with pleasure),
is the most richly illustrated paper of
this issue. Robert Louis Stevenson's
paper is entitled contributions to
the History of Fife and, with
Gaelic affection, recalls random
memories of a famous old Scotch
Shire-of Largo, where Alexander
Selkirk lived, of the historic St. An
drew's university, Kirkaldy, Dysart,
Magus Muir, and Anstruther. There
is an illustrated love story of Nam
tucket by II, H. Boyesen, entitled
"Charity.' Mr.. Stimson's serial,
"First Harvests," is full of incident,
describing the end of the Duval ball,
an elopement, the burning of the
Starbuck oil works, and the collapse
of Townley & Tamms. There are
poems by G. p. Cranch, Elisabeth
Fairchild and l.. Frank Tooker.
The first ARTICLE in America of
September goth is in defense of the
colored race, called "The Negro as
an American and is written by a
colored man-C. Fable Martin. He
asserts that the negro's love of home
is a quality that will in time make
him desirable American citizen.
He gives some interesting statistics
regarding education and progress.
He appeals earnestly to his brothers
to have pride in their race. His
sentiments are clearly expressed,
and should come under the eye of
every reading, thinking man and
woman. America is published every
Thursday at 1870 and 1872 Monro
street, Chicago.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-09-29
GRe household.


over broom or brush. Then cut
off a thick piece of stale bread and
rub down with this. Begin at the
top and go straight down.
A simple remedy for neuralgia is to
apply grated horseradish, prepared
the same as for table use, to the
temple when the face OF head is
affected, or to the wrist when the
pain is in the arm or shoulder.
Thick brown papers should be laid
under carpets, if the patent thing is
not to be had It saves wear and
prevents the inroads of moths, which
however, will seldom give trouble if
salt is sprinkled around the edges
where the carpet is laid.
For dyspepsia pour one quart Of
cold water on two tablespoonfuls of
unslacked lime; let stand a few min
utes, bottle and cork, and when clear
it is ready for use; put three table
spoonfuls in cup of milk, and drink
any time, usually before meals.
A good wash to prevent the hair
from falling out is made with one
ounce powdered borax, half an ounce
of powdered camphor, one quart of
boiling water, When cool, pour in
to bottle for use, and clean the
head with it, applying with a flannel
or sponge once a week.
There is scarcely an ache to which
children are subject so hard to bear
and so difficult to cure as earache. A
remedy which never fails is a pinch of
black pepper gathered up in bit of
cotton batting wet in sweet oil and in
serted in the ear. 1t will give inn
mediate relief.
There is nothing better for a cut
than powdered rosin. Pound it until
fine, and put it in an empty, clean
pepper box with perforated top; then
you can easily sift it out on the cut,
and put soft cloth around the in
jured member, and wet it with cold
water once in while. 1t will pre-
vent inflammation and soreness.
10 cure felon, fill tumbler with
equal parts of fine salt and ice mix
well. Sink the finger in the center,
and allow it to remain until it is
nearly frozen and numb, then with
draw it, and when sensation is re-
stored renew the operation four or
five times, when it will be found the
disease is destroyed. This must be
done before the pus is formed.
To make sticking-plaster, put two
spoonfuls of balsam of Peru to six to
six of isinglass, melted with very
little water, and strained. Mix these
well together in small stone jar over
the fire. Pin out some black Persian
or sarcenet on board, and dipping
a brush into the mixture, pass it over
the silk five or six times; then hold
it to the fire, but not very near, and
it will soon become black and shining.
A English lady living temporarily
in the United States notices that the
house servants do great deal more
work here than in the old country;
yet that Our servants are relieved of
some work that is necessary there
the taking of hot and cold water to
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Seiet Sie gootett elite.

tuie bic 9terbli@teits gusneile elmer aroben
Stabt pafenb beaeidnet iperben f6nnen, unb
Sbr toerbet finben, Oab nepbritif6e unb @e,
iteal. .arantbeiten. b. E. iene, tpelde bic sieren
Ooer bic Sarnblaien affisiren, aufauenb blu.
fis-ipir batten beinabe ast-borberridenb
ftnb. 8risbt'fd5e sranfbeit uno Sarnrnbr,
ipenn dronii9, iuerben ieIten furirt, unb 8Ia.
iensries, 8laientatarrb unb unpiafiirlider
Sarnaub brinsen 8ieIe ins @rab. anfamas
lebod, wenn baS 9eiben nur erit in l1ntbdtis.
tett Der bstreHenben Srsane befebt, fam Die
@efabr bur@ bas ansenebme, fir gtieren uus
glaie beillame 8eIebunssmittel, Softetters
Magenbitters befeitiet iuerbem, bas ben
Srsaaen bic nOtbise Spannfraft berleibt, obne
iie gu ilberrei3en, unb ba es beauem unb obne
srobe Sorbereitunsen einaunebmen iia Dbs.
pepiie, bic sepObnlid nit aierenIeiben auftritt,
uno Der eesteren unausbleiblide 8oIae,
S9pd9s, tueroen Ourd baifelbe sebeilt. Sas
Wletde 1T nit geritopfung, MaIaria, rbeuma.
tii9en nno nerb0ien eeioen bsr Sail.
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gatiemtem.Sutel mms dbtrmstid,e altntf.

Dieie meltbertibmte NnltaIt Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buf=
falo, N. g., 1T nit einem Stabe BON
a6t3ebn erfabrenen unb gef9idten Mer3=
ten unb Wunbdraten eiugeri9tet, meI6e
bic pollfommenite Organization meois
sinif9er unb 6irusii6er @ei9idli9feit
in Mmerifa fiir bic 8ebanblung aller
6ronif6en Grantbeiten btloen, beren
6eilung inebiainifde ober 1irugif9e
MitteI in Nnipru9 nimmt. Sn ber Sur
aller Naiens, &ebl. un6 2unsenf,anf=
beiten, 2ebers unb gierenleiben, Granf.
beiten ber 8erbauungsorgane, Der
9arnblaie, Srauenfranfbeiten, Blut.
unb 9auttrantbeiten, &beumatismus,
Ner3eni6mer5en, Nerbeni6wd9e, Sab.
rnung, Galiu9t, Smpoten3 unb dbnli-
9er2eioen, iinb tpunberbare grfolge er.
rei6t uorben. Sauien6e werben in ibz
rer gebauiung auf briefli9em Wege be.
banbelt. Die 5eilung ber f6limmifen
Bride, 9dmorrboioen @eI@nhl1te,
&rampfaberbriitbe, 9obenbrii9e unb
Strifturen miro bel nur fur3em gluf-
entbaIt in Der 9nitaIt garantirt. Senbe
10 @ts. in 8riefmarfen fir Invalids'
Guide-Book [168 Seiten], ueldes al.
leg Ndbere aneiebt. Ibreilire: Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, Buff
falO. N. Y.
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sft bic sa,pimsfnd,t unaetlbar 2

Dlan Iefe bas 9a6Hebenbe: .Serr s. S.
Norris in Nsbart, Arfanias, iast: sd lag
an eunsen @bfoifen fdtper bdrnieber, unS
meine Grsuube unb bic aerjte ertldrten mid
fit unbsilber fdpinb fi9tia. Oa fins i4 an,
Or. Sings neues S6pinoludtsmitieI 3u pe.
brauden. SEPT babe i'd Die brittle GlaiGe unb
bin bereits i'm Stanoe, Die arbeiten auf meiner
Garm tuieber gu iibertpaden unb 3u beauffi9.
tisen. GO 1T bic bette Mebiein, bic ss 9sbsn
faun~
SeiIe Wibblepart in Decatur, Sbio, fdreibt /:
y8enn id nidt Dr. sinss nsues S9bino.
fu6ts. SeiImitteI sebrau6t bate, mare i'd Idlon
Iange meinem 2uneenIeioen erIesen. Die gerSte
batten mid bersits aafgeeeben. SEPT bin id
bel beifsm @oblIein.~
@robeflafdsa fret in ber apOtbste bon u.
Dreib.
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= @or awei Sabren sos i6 mir ents
stinbli@en @beumatismus su uno pur.
ben bic Sdmeraeg 10 f1limm. baB i1
i'm Bette bleiben muBte unb faft cine
2dbmung Der 8eine eintrat. Die ges
riugffe geriibrung perurio9te bic bef.
tighten S9mer3en. Wfein Gobn rietb
mir, st. Sacobs Del ansuwenben unb
nod ameimaliger Mnmenoung mar i6
i'm 9tanoe, bas 8ett aa perlaifen unb
na6bem eiHe babe sslai6e Del bers
braudt mar, fonnte i1 tpieber geben
unb ale S6mer5en batten mid perlaIs
len. Set iener 3eit babe i9 ni6t
tDieoer on &beumntismus gelitten. =
SObn Ott, ien., ct. goniface, pa.
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erwdbnte Rente suF6eru unb perabfoI=

ertp6bnte Eente 5ufi9ern unb berabfols
gen lafen tpirb. SIS lit bies, i9 gebe es
au, an unb fir fi9 elm gelpagter @9luB,
aber Sbr, ber Sbr, i6 tuieberboIe es,
Elm bOrtreffli9er 2ogiter ieib, tperbet
benfelben biinbig, tlar unb bolltommen
in Der Srbnung finben. Sebt mir ins
@ef6t. unb fagt, ob benz 10 1T ober
ni6t.
Sbne bic Mugen bon beln Dor ibnt
liegenben papier 81 erbeben, ertpiberte
Der Mhner:
Sd finbe ben G9luB bplltommen be-
greiflib, tuenigfens BON gurer 5eite.
@ut. Mas bic aubere @eite, bic grdf.
Ii9e angebt. 10 tperbet Sbr, gutter alter
Greuno, alles W6tbige tbun, um aud
biefer anbern 6eite bic unantaitbare
@i9tigteit meines Sdluifes flar gu mas
den.
S9a
sSa, Sbr. uub ieBt f9reibt!
Smerenbolb biftirte unb ber Miiller
f6rieb:
Sd unterfertieter, @raf Nepomuf
bon unb 81 Wippoltfein, babe mid be-
tDogen gefhbIt, benz M1atius 3tperens
bolb, @rabuirtem Der Mebicin, poroem
Nrst i'm Gleden Mippoltfiein, in Mners
fennung alter, gutter, treuer Dienlte ben
ieiten befelben, cine lebensldngli9e
&ente BON 5mblfbunbert Sbalern idbrs
lid aussuieben, unb ioll nod meinem
Ableben mein Suecefpr un6 bortom=
menben Sails beiIen GucceFor in biefe
bon mir beiagtem N9atius Sperenbolb
gegeniiber iibernDmmene Nerpfli6tung
eintreten. grmdbnte &ente iol tn mos
natli6en Staten bon ie einbunbert Sbas
lern on ben Snbaber pber beiIen Be,
bollmd9tigten bon ber Gai1e Der gr6fz
li6en Sberrentei ausbeaablt tperben
unb lou bic erife Mpnatsrate nit beutis
gem Datum f1llig fein. Oiefer mein gr>
LOB 1T In 3mei p6llig gleidlautenben st.
emplaren bon meiner eigenen 6anb
ansgefertist unb foll bas cine In Der
Ranalei ber Rentei nibergeIegt. bas on,
bere befagtem I6atius 9weienbolb,
meinem S6loB WippoIitein. unter mel.
mem guten, alten, treuen Diener unb
Treuno. eingebdHbigt tuerben. Gegeben
ouf meinemSiegel uub Wappen ON l.
Mai 1885,.
x9obt Sbr bu6fdbIi6 geidrieben, ipie
ih ansab2
ga.
3eist Der.
Der Nbenteurer bur1las bic Gdrift
aufmerffam, nabm Die Geber unb utl.
teritri9 bic BARN bortommenben Worte
otter, gutter, treuer Dienite unb meinem
guten, alten, treuen Siener unb 6reunb.
6ierauf CAB er bas Papier on 0eit au.
rid nit Der Bemerfung:
6eate baben mir alio ben 1. Mai.
Moreen, als am 3iDeiten, iperbe i9 Inn
bic Mittags3eit BEL gn9 borIpre9en
unb Sbr tuerbet mir bann bas iu6rtIi6
na6 6ieiem gntipurf ansgefertigte. BON
Der 6anb unferes grdfii@en 6reunbes
ger6riebene -Sbr piBt, i6 tenne ietne
9anbi@rift genau - uuter3ei6nete unb
befeseIte Document 3ufellen. 6ierauf
tuerbe i9 mid na9 ber &entei perfiigen,
bon bem bort niebergelegten 3peiten grs
emplar ginfi@t nebmen, mir bic erfe
Monatsrate meinen 2eibrenie ausfolgen
Ioiien unb bann i'm Gteihbof meme
erfe Glai4s als bergnaeli6er 8ummler
leeren. 8afa!
(Gortletuus fOlst.)
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tglecfrfc 8tffer8.

9ieiss SeiImittel iit fo iuobIbetannt unb 70
sOpnlar sepOrosn. bab 6 faum nod bsfOnSsrer
brau&ten, ltimmen nit Gin in fein Sob. Cine
reinere Weoicin eiebt es nidt, unb es pirb Ga.
rantie aeIeiffet, ba6 iie aaes leifet, mas man
bon ibr berfpridt. electric Bitters bsilt ale
9eiben Der 2eber unb ber gtieren, es entferut
@eI9pire, Gusfdlas. GaISfluB unb anbere
syolaen unreinen BluteS. SIS treibt bas sra.
laria. Sieber aus benz SbTsm, beu9t bemIelben
Dor unb beiIt eS ielbft in ben Standardization
S5dQen. Sc tHrirt sfopffdmersen, 8Iutanbrana
nah BEN aopfe unb Wisrane. 8erfude bas
electric 8itters Seiluns wirb garantirt. obsr
bas @elO suriidgeBablt. 4reiS per GIai6e so
Gents nu6 81 in ber gpOtbete bon u, Sreib
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Ginbred1er an Der g(rbeit.

Seit bem 59r6ber' i9en ginbrud
t1to faum "a Stunben berfleFen unb
f9on tuieber 1T Elm dbnIi6er Jall au Be-
ri9ten. Sieies MaI batten es bie gins
BREEDER auf ben Store beg 6errn So.
tulla an MilitarD plaaa abgefeben. Sic
eri6afften fib @ingang bon elmer 8e.
ranoab aus bur9 elm i'm eriteu Gtod
gelegenes Geniier. Sen @elbi@rant
6ffneten te gepaltfamer Weile burd
Nnbobrung Der Sbiir iiber ber @rmbis
nation, unb inbent fie lebtere alsoann
abf9lugen. Sie @inbre9er erbeuteten
$3O6 in @elb unb 2 golbene l1bren.
9err &0tulla 1T ni4t In Der Gtabt.
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Wsit bem 8eaiun bes su6eliobre

Mit bem 8eeinn bes Su6eliabres
1T reyes 2eben In bic netpige Stabt"
gefcmmen. Gortpdbrenb treHeu G6aas
rem bon pilgern nit rei9en 9peilben
elm, bic aber lange tparten mhEen, ebe
bic &eibe an iie fommt, bonn rSeiIisen
Batter" empfangen gu weroen. Sod
INNER treffen aus allen Sbeilen Der
Welt bic toftbarifen @ef9enfe in &om
Elm.
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seredbnense saiesertrad,tiafeit.

@enn Du au Deinem NpDtbefer gebit
um cine Glai9e bon 8 mi mons 81
oers &egulator Si faufen unb er
bietet Oir ra9sema9ten nit dbnli@
tlingenbem gtamen an unb iast, bas 1T
oaRelbe. ober gerabe 10 gut, bann frage
ibn bod, tparum er Dir ni6t bic e9te
ar3nei in tueiBem umi9lage nit aufges
brudtent, groBen, rotben 3. bereitet BON
s. $. 3eilen 6 So. siebt. Ser einsise
3med, ben fold elm 9dnbler babel bas
ben tann, III Der, bab er bur1 ben 0ers
fauf zines tpoblfeilen na9sema1ten Mrs
titels, tpel9er Dir entl6ie6en i6aben
mag, rs gts. EXTRA perbient.
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fann.
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bcner oSportsman" Der ii9 mad Bou=
logne an Der frana6Ri6en Norbfafe
bsgeben bate, mo- 6er Gauitfampf suis
i9en Gilrain unb Smitb fattfinbeu
foute unb iiber tpel1en CT berid3ten
wollte, 1T bort nit @trangulations.
marten am 5alfe unb in b0llig auss
geplinbertem 3uitanbe an oer Meeres.
ttiite aufgefunben tporben.