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Pleasant for Eaters of MarmaIade.

Marmalade is doubtless an excellent and
nutritious accompaniment TO bread and
butter at breakfast 1t is reported to be
largely consumed-under the name of
''squish''-by Oxford undergraduates when
in training for races. But the pleasing
theory on which its patrons have hitherto
gone has been that none but the very
soundest oranges were used in it's manu-
facture. Probably this is the case with
the best makers of the conserve: but a
rather lurid light has been thrown on the
subject by case heard at the Woolwich
police court.
An inspector stated that complaints were
made to him as to the condition of some
oranges exposed for sale at the local mar
ket. On examining three boxes they were
found to contain "black pulpy sub
stance" which was quite unfit to eat. !"
The owner of the fruit made the horrifying
suggestion that it could be chopped up
for marmalade,'' and at the hearing of the
case he defended himself on the the ground
that the oranges were merely Frosted" "
Another witness mentioned the disQuiet-
ing fact that while the ''pulpy" oranges
cost twelve shillings a box, those sold for
marmalade only fetched four shillings.
The defendant was let off with a warn
ing, as there was no proof that he knew
the oranges to be as bad as they undoubt-
edly were. For the public the important
point is TO discover what proportion of
their matutinal marmalade is made up OF
the ''black pulpy substance" aforesaid
| London Telegraph.
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a FISHER MAIDS SONG.

The poplars tall kissed the cold gray sky
Aud in front wax the hungry sesl
And the river swept dark and drearily by.
While the wind sighed mournfully.
Away in the west the low sun died
The amethyst banks between.
And amid the reeds the. plover cried.
"A gazed or. that we'll known scene.
And the fishermen's = boats were tar away ,
On the oceans heaving breast:
And the red lights CLEANED wide over tn
bay n
From the nigh nils windy crest
And I saw again my lovers boat
With her white sails all outspread.
Like q joyous bird Ger the wiSers float
= When the evening skies eis<red.
Tomorrow tht. sun IN the east will rtse
And the fishing fleet come home
To gladden. the weary. waiting eyes,
Wet with IiOre than the salt sea foam.
But. ah mel for the boat that left the shore
That eve when the skies were red.
Tor the fisher lad shall zee no more
Till the gives up its dead.
-Magdalen Rock in Chambers Journal
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LAUGHING HIMSELF AWAY.

What Seemed Good Luck Has Cost Him
e5 Pounds. and May Cost Him His Life.
Joe Durhlinger, of Wrightstown, Bucks
county, is laughing himself to death over
the Newhope extension of the Reading
railroad. which runs by his farm. Three
months ago he weighed 175 pounds. The
first train passed his farm the first of
March. Durhlinger has laughed so much
since then that he now weighs ITO pounds.
The doctors are puzzled, and Durhlinger's
friends are awaiting the result with min
gled feelings of alarm and curiosity. Durh-
linger is about ffty-eight years of age. He
is a native of Germany.
On the first of March, 1890. the Newhope
extension of the Reading railroad com
menced. This ran directly past Durhlin-
gers farm with station at Walton about
half mile away. His farm increased in
value at once, and Durhlinger began to
grin. All of his talk was of the improved
value which the extension would give his
land, and how his posterity would benefit
thereby
Then he began TO neglect his own work
and took to watching the railroad men at
theirs He was so tickled that he took sew
eral of the railroad men to board at almost
nothing per week, and did nothing but
laugh and talk about the Improvement
with them all day By degrees his mirth
became more hilarious. When the extern
sion was finished and the first train ran by
Durhlinger's farm he suddenly became
convulsed with laughter. From that time
he did nothing but sit on his porch and
wait for the trains to 20 by. His keen ears
detected the music of the whistle at "A dis
tance, and this was deliciously refresh
ing to him he would burst into uncontrol-
able laughter.
After Il train has passed he inspects the
track, and laughing quietly to himself, re-
turns to his house chuckling, to await the
coming of the next. He knows the time
table by heart, and can tell to a minute
when a train should be due off his farm.
He allowed everything to go to pieces on
the farm, and the watching for and laugh
| ing at the trains became his one absorbing
passion.
He began to lose flesh, and is gradually
becoming a skeleton. His wife hopes that
the novelty of the thing may wear off, and
! that her husband will regain his normal
state. He does not laugh now quite as
much as he did, but his interest in and
care of the road remains as great. Mon
day he walked eighteen miles to testify fol
the railroad company in a case of trespass
| on the track.-Philadelphi Record.
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Health is Wealth !!

,.DR. L. C. VESTS NERVE ANB BRAIN TREAT
ness, Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia,
Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by the use
preston, softening of the Brain resulting in in
sanity and leading to misery, decay and death,
Premature Old Age, Barrenness, Loss of Power
in either sex, Involuntary Losses and Spermat-
orrhoea caused by exertion of the brain, self
abuse over indulgence. Each box contains
one months treatment. $1.00 box, or six boxes
for $500, sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received by
us for six boxes, accompanied by $780, we will
send the purchaser our written guarantee to re-
fund the money If the treatment does not effect
q cure. Guarantees issued only by
BLAKELEY g. HOUGHTON,
Prescription Druggists,
1S5 Second st. The Dal1es, Or.
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$50 n1uoh tha Retter for Her.

A gentleman and his wife, the latter
with six-months' old infant in her arms,
were about to enter the Austin Opera
House to see the performance one night.
when the doorkeeper suddenly said:
beg pardon, madam, but you can't take
infants insidep'
Every WELL" said the lady, 80 much the
better for me. You just take care of the
little fellow till the play is Overland, by
the way, there's the milk bottle in case he
should cry."-Texas Siftings.
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THE DALLES.

The Gate City of the Inland Empire is situated
the head Of navigation the Middle Columbia, and
is a thriving, prosperous city.
ITS TERRITORY.
It is the surply city for extensive and rich agTi
cultural an grazing country, it's trade reaching
far south Summer Lake, distance of over two
hundred miles.
THE LARGEST WOOL MARKET.
The rich grazing country along the eastern slope
the Cascades furnishes pasture for thousands
of sheep, the wool from which finds market here.
The Dalles is the largest original wool shipping
point in America about 100000 pounds being
shipped last year.
ITS PRODUCTS.
The salmon fisheries the finest the Columbia,
yielding this year revenue Of 81 10000 which
and will be than doubled in the near future.
The products Of the beautiful Klickital valley find
here and the country south and east has this
year filed the warehouses and all available storage
places to overhowing with their products.
ITS WEALTH
the richest city of its size the and it's
money is scattered and is being used to develop
more farming country than is tributary to any other
city in Eastern Oregon.
It's situation unsurpassed! It's climate delight
full It's possibilities incalcu1able It's
limited And on these corner stones she stands.
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Wen Posted Cattle.

Fair Maiden-How savagely that cow
looks at me.
Farmer Hayseed-It's your red parasol.
mum
Fair Maiden-Dear mel I knew 1t was
little out of fashion, but didn't suppose
country COW would notice it.-New York
Weekly
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Hairy and Halrless People

The Lamattes are the nearest hairless
and the AMOS the hairiest of all human
beings The last named have for centu
ries been famed as having more hair and
less brains than any other species of the
genus homo on the face Of the earth
st. Louis Republic.
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what He Waa.

Husband-In all things, dear. follow my
advice; let me be your mentor.
Wife-You always have been my-tor-
mentor.-Pittsburg Bulletin
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is here and has come to stay It hopes
to win it's way to public favor by ener-
gy, industry and merit; and to this end
we ask that you give it a fair trial, and
if satisfied with It's course a generous
support.
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The Daily

four pages Of six columns each, will be
issued every evening, except Sunday,
and will be delivered in the city, or sent
by mail for the moderate sum Of fifty
cents a month
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PAINT

Now is the time to paint your house
and if you wish to get the best quality
and fine color use the
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Strange

Have you read General Bronson's auto
biography
Yes Frightful exhibition of conceitr"
How soS'
why. it's all about himself. ."-Harper's
Bazaar.
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Gin id1amerlidler ssunp.

ginige Meilen bon Denton fanben
biefer Sage swei gienenidger, Sim
Sods unb Elm getpifer &eetor, In eiuer
tiefen unb eiufamen g@Iu@t bic fart
tn Wermeiuug hbergangenen 2ei4en
3ueier perionen. sic begaben fid9 ios
gleiG ua6 Der stabt auttid unb erifat.
teten Nuseise.
Jriib am nd9Een Sage madte fd
Ht@ter 6ugbes In Begleitung einiger
@eri6tsLeamten nod bem be3ei6neten
Srte auf, um ben Sbatbefanb auf3u.
nebmen. Sic fanben aund9ft bas
5telett eines etua 20.idbrigen, gut ge.
tleibeten Wannes. 9ie Geitentafhen
ber Beiufleiber maren um3ebrebt, uub
auf BEN 8oben lag eine leere @elbb6rs
ie. Sn ber 6dftentafde fedte ein 2ie>
berbu9 unb in ben Wefentai9en fan.
ben it6 eint9e 3hn6b6l39en. eine 9ln.
geli9nur unb Elm pdd9en gigarettens
papier. Die 2ei@e lag unter einem
9aufen Bl1tter unb @elfrhpp. gtwa
40 Darbs meiter unten RieBen bic 8e=
amten auf bic sIei9faus Ioie NIT @es
ifrtpp beOedte, fopHoie 2ei6e zines ets
mo- 12si6brigen Gnaben. ginige 40
CUB oabon log Elm G6dbel, Der iebo@
feinem Nusfeben nod ber zines GIterel
Mannes 1T un0 ni9t 3u Der anabens
lei9e geb6rt. @s war augenI9eiuiitb,
oaB bic uugladli9en erf mad eiugetres
tenem Sobe In bic S9lu9t eemorfen
tporben Daren. Sn ibrer N3be lagen
etnige 0idotp &utben. nit benen he
0ni9einen6 gebunben getpeien Daren.
IS untetlie9t a!lo mobl taum einem
3weifel, bob man es NIT einem Ser,
bre9en gu tbun bat. Sie An3ei6en
tpeifen ferner borauf bin, baB man In
ben grmorbeten ben 17.idbrieen Souls
garbrid unb ben 12sidbrigen @obu
zines 6errn Oerrid, tpeI9e Dor ettpa
fanf Mo9en beri@wauben, sefunben
bat.
Beibe paren In ber @eaenb BON
DeEifou au Gauie. Ob es fe ermittelt
tperben mirb. .pie Re 3u ibrem Sobe to-
men, 1T Bwsifelbaft.
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,,Sm sfamer Ses ssropbeten.

frii&e EesenlS f&reien bic 9dnbler nit Shtfrh8ten
in GenRanttncpel. pgtsl @ef4rst unb peutS gOus,
iast a&ieI,udenb ber e6rer. Das silt AUD bon ben
Ouadfalbern, pel&e gu aHerbanb hrafttf&eu NttteI
sesen 9artsibistett sreifsn Gie itppfen & nit ans
sreiieuten gursansen poG, fapa@sn bamtt ibre Gin.
sepeibe unb ma@eu tteIe uufdbis, tbre nathrli@en
Nuntttcnen reselret "a erfhuen, 70 bab bic 9eute,
pelGe i cerielben behenen, uest hbter barau finb,
as pprber Sc5teters Rasenbitters III Der iere uub
ptrfiame Griae fur biee ausreifeneen Grre&unssmt=
tel aber nein, btsie Be,st9nuns III u&t bic ri&se,
beam fe erreen ntdt, une es If ni&t rdtbltd, fe si
sebrduhen. gBas potb tbut, TT etu seliubes abtr
grlnhli pirfennee, rt@ttSeS GripemunssmttteI mels
nes nt BITE i&mersloie 9bdtistet ber Giusspetbs
aursst, jpubern an9 6te sefuube Gblpnberuns per
Sale unb Ableituna berieIbeH IN bic ri9ssn aandls
befbrbert. DpSpepfe, GHnd@e, Rierenletben, Rbeus
mattsmus uHb MaIarta rdumen ror bem BtitetS bas
&efh
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=. WoLESoN,

Bei benz Worte 8ruber berneigte f9
Der tleine 9err nod tiefer uuo tam ber.
tauenspol ndber.
Ab, Wtr. @uitao @anboul ! ber sroBe
beuti@e Sournalift! Sd bin bo9erfreut,
baB mir bas Slid 3u tbeil uirb, eine
ioI@e Beritbnttbeit tennea 3u lernen,
cine Berhbmtbeit, bic aud bon unierer
5irma mad ibrem DOlleu @ertbe &C.
f9dbt tpirb.
Mos wanf9en sic beun eisentli6s
,, fragte @uRab NIT einem 8lide, be,
Dos bringenbe 8erlangen ausipra@, ben
! 8emunberer feiner Gr6Be aur Sblr bin'
aus 3u bef6rbern.
Sd bin Elm Nseut bon Seatins unb
4ompanie, ertldrte ter Grentbe, ben Ja.
men init groBem 5eIbfgefibI betonenb.
SD bin erft beute nit elmer Mn5abl
Ausmanberer bier angeIangt unb lab
mid een6tbist, fofort unfern perebrteu
@elGditsfreunb auf3uIu@ea. Do Scr.
Ganbop aber ni&t 5u fpfe9en 1T, 10
tam iG tuobl QuG Sbaen t1leine Ntit'
tbeilung MAIDEN.
Das bra9te GuFob nun bolIenbs um
ben lebten Reit BON Gebulo, tiber ben
er nod berfaste. Ju f0l@em Nusen'
bid etnen Mgenten BON Sentins unb
Qompanie empfaugen 5u maiien, gine
iiber feline 2rdfte. Ct fubr ben 0ertres
ier bes DerbaBten Nanens nit ber er6B,
ten unh6fiimfeit an.
Sd nebme teine Mittbeilungen ents
gegen, bic fiir rleinen 8ruber beitimmi
fnb. 8ringen Sic Sbre 9ta@ri@ten
morgen auF benz 2on,tor an, 50 MOL
te-bier lisB er pl6blib bas guslif6s
| fallen, In benz ct NIT benz Nmerifanei
| geipro@en, unb brad In cine trdftigt
beuif@e 0erphni9uug aus. Sd mol.
te, Der 2udud bDlte Sentins unb Rom.
panie un0 beren idmmtli9e Ngenten,
unb eTpebirte bic eauae Gefeli6oft mad
ibren psrmtnfdten 2dnbereieu i'm Mei,
ten, bamit ibnen ibrs lrleui9enfreunbl
li6en Gpefulationen auf ibre eigener
Q6pfe fielenl
9amit lieB er ben gang berbub.er
6errn ifeben unb lief au elmer an5erl
3bhr binaus.
Der Nsent iab ibm nit perpirite
Niene mad. CT bate 3mar ben beut
iden 9beil ber &ebe ni@t berfauben
aber 70 bel mar ibm bod llar geipor
ben, boB bic @orte bes 9rDben oeutf@e:
| Sournalihen cine setpiNe Grobbeit ent
bielten. gu ieiner BetrhbniB iab e
elm, bob feiue ausf9t mar, feline Vtit
thetlung beute an3ubringen. Der dlter
Ner. 6antoip blieb unfiGtbar unb be-
iiingere - Der tleine 6err f1httelt
ben QopF unb ioete bebentli9, ip1brenl
er ben &hdjug anirat:
! Mertmurbiee 2sute, bic beutlbel
SouruaIiiienl Sic finb 10 nerp6s, Il
ouFserest, ia sewiRermoBsn tDitbenb
Weun man ibnen 3omplimente iagt
10 antmOrten Fe nit elmer @robbeit
Da paegen unIere 6erren BON ber prefI
bod Diel b6fli@er 3u iein, wenn mai
ibuen BON ibrer sroBsn Beriibmtbei
fpri9tl
/ (Gortfetuns fOIst)
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Hide @erabiekum8en mub mmr fiir bieie
aare tptr6 aaf feparatem 3ifGem amsaeftefl

mlttlerer uno tletner Bauern, UeIdbe
Saattorn unb GuttermebI fiir ibr 8ieb
brau@en, muB bie 3ufubr bon @etreibe
in bas beutidbe &ei@ raid unb grtinb.
lid erlei6tert tuefben. Menn bic M1als
len fd erff mieber an 8rob iatt ellen
f6nnen, werben aud bie RartoFeIn Bill.
Tiger treroen, tpel9e ben WeuIhen iebt
als @riab ftir 8rob bienen, unb MiiliD.
men tleine Seute tpsrben ni1t barQuf au
ber3i9ten brau6en, elm @1wein ober
cine 3tege 3u balten. Oie 0erontworts
li6teit ber beuti9en Gei9sregierung
mirb, fe ldnger man NIT Der grIei6tes
rung ber 3ufubr nod tpartet, nit feoer
Wo6e gr6bet. Die ioeiaIe Gdbrung
ergreift aomentli6 iebt au9 ben tleinen
ghrgers, 8auern. unb Beamtenifanb,
wel@er aibt tpie bic Mrbeiter burd b6.
bere 26bne boz Mansel eei@hbt lit,
ionoern bic 8beuerung am bitterlien
empfinbet uub bem 9anbmerter unb
Rrdmer ni9ts su berbienen geben
tann.
Der gegenmdrtige unsepSbnIi9 bobe
8robpreis 1T allerbinss bur9 cline game
Neibe bon Gactoren unb in erifer 2inie
bur9 ben boben WeItmaretspreis Ders
anlabt, ct tuirb aber iebenfalIs 6urA
ben 3OQ mitbefiimmt rno erbSbt. Ni9t
Bios ber @roB. unb RIeinbanbel unb
bas Waller, unb B6dergetuerbe, ioubern
bet geiammte 5abrits unb 6aubmerts.
betrieb unb bic gan3e 8eamtenmelt uie
au@ bic febr groBe 3abl ber sar fein
Getreibe Dersaufenben 2anb. un6 SSorlts
tpirtbe unb 8ieb3a9ter babeu uuter
oem ginfluB ber @etreibe36Qe gu leiben.
Vim f@weriten lafien He nathrIi9 auf
benz Nrbeiterfanbe, ueI@er an ies
benz neuen Morgen ber GeIeb.
gebung oes &ei@s unb ben b6bes
ren srunbbeRbenben 2Iafen bic s9ulb
bes 3uf@la9s auf bas tdgIi9
au faufenoe 8roo aufbhrbet. Die
bur@ 360e bsri9limnlerte Bro6per.
tbeuerung febt i'm i6roffRsn 8egen.
LAP au allen bumanen Sefrebungen
ber Gegenwart. 5elbIt ben bolts.
freunbliGen 8emabungen unieres Rai.
fers Dirb ber tpsrtbpoaEie grfoIg iebs
len, 10 lange bic sroBe MaHe bes 0oI.
tes ni6t bon benz Nlp befreit III, ber lie
in @efalt Der ttiniilt6sn 8ertbeuerung
bes nOtbwenbigiten 2ebensmittels Be.
ortdt. Nuf bic erbebli6e Derabfebuna
ber fran36Rf@en @etreioe3bQe muB bas
beutf9e Reid nit elmer iofortigen Muf.
bebuns oerfelben minbefens bis gube
bes Sabres anflporten. Sn benz re,
publitanii6en Granfrei6 TT nur nod
etner ber fruberen Monar@en mirflid
popuIdr, 9einri9 w.. beRen Ausfpru6,
oaB iebes 6aus In Granfrei9 Soantogs
iein n0ubn i'm SopfeA baben lolIe, nod
LIBERAL BON Munb 3u Munb gebt. I'm.
Term beutf@en &ei6 unb unierer taiier.
li4en Gpnaifie fann man ni@ts 8el5es
res ratben, als bic iofortigs Mufbebuna
Der @etreibe36ae, bamit bic beutf&en
Wtdrtte fdr ben beboriiebenben WiMter
uno ftir bic Musfaat bes ndbften esabres
10 bolb tpie m6sli@ nit 8orrdtben bers
iorgt uerben. Sober Sag Mu5l9ub ers
i9wert ben grndbrungsproceB unieres
Bottles. 9albe WoBregeln tbnnen bic
9eilung Der Rriiis auf benz beutiGhen
Narfte unb bic 2inberuug Der iocialen
@dbrung nur aufbalten. Doppelt
siebt. wer raid giebt. (gs 1T aber be.
fauntIi6 Ti9ls eednbert wOrbenD
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H@s 6du9t ,las ais pb bic ,,8an6eaa Srims
ming" in Surge ausemeiu populdr tuerbeH
iriiroe.
@s bsitebt aus ginent. unter Der 3rentpe
beS 9uteS angebra1tem 8a1be, 6as am 8opfe
anidIiebt, ut1o 1T tpieberun NIT sillens
9an1netbanbe, Spite ooer &ran3 fleiner 8lus
men iiber5csen.
Samn.et, ,8luntert tper6en aIlgentein beIiebt
unb folelih billis. &oien baben mir BON its
ber @r6be iinb S4attirang. 2illa 8lum1en
bor3isli@ ioldbe, bic ms a0tbIidte jhinnser,t
iim6 auf i6worsen 9iiten gang pra4tbca
Die Sdlfte Ser ietisen Sacons baben Mebr.
lihfeit NIT elmer 8r0ne UieIe baben borne
cine idn.ale 8ren.pe, bic 10 gebosen Iper6eIl
tann, baB ite elmer llritertafle, eirler Iiul9eI
OOer iOnit Gtuas dbnli4 iebem.
@raue unb Iebernfarbene 5iIsblte, ldrarse,
selbe, blaue unb beindbe gang iueibe Strcbs
9iite iinb in GROCER Nuantitdt bor9aibel.
ID Nie 6ilfinffen 0reise.
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= Gin tleiner 8erliner G6uliunge
aus braber Nrbeiterfamiie bat tein
u . g. Bud anb enti6uloigt fi6 tuei.
nenb:
sWfein 8ater bat es mir Gus ber
Wappe genommen uub bereeRen, es
tnieoer ir3ufe6en.~
2ebrer: sWas tbut benu Dein 30.
ter NIT Seiner tsibel ?"
e$unge: vGr lernt f6 leien."
Sebrer (beidnftigt): ~Nber tpenn er
nun mas ni6t beritebt z"
Sunge (no6 INNER fdlud3enb);
Damn frast er mir"
Der 2ebrer III enttpoIfnet.
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yer &eoif''
Bon Q. merner.
(Gortfesuns.)


or beuote 5idh tiber bic 6aub uub
brtdie eineu Observation-Disclosures QuB bar.
auf. Der feline Worte biureimenb ertIdrs
te. ober Aos Spiel, bas ct In ieiuem
llebermuthe Qetriebeu. iollte nun auf
i'm lelbff auriidfaleu. gr bate fi6 al
Iouae ols ben beralofen gaoiifen hinaes
ffelIt unb muBte bas iest biiBen. ecseffp
ris In triefffer gmb6runa iare 6au0
auriid.
ab. SIR. 6oubou, bos aeht benn
bod M melt! NIlp test, mo- ihr 8ruDer
Hrie6a anrndff6sf. no Gie bic lInmbo.
Iihfeit eiuieEen, feline giumiliauua al1
erianaem. iekt ,uaoen 6ie ed. mir an
uahenY Gie perIu65eu es jooor. mir oes
aeniiher Shre Wront an perieuquen unS
olIea far cine aombbie ousauoeben9 2
qos III mobrIidb an MEL
Mber NRik GIistorb. nm bes fimutels
,uiIIen- / rief @ufiob. feat i'm polIen
Grmffe erfdYoden: hodb ne lies inn nidbf
n Mnrte fommen lnnhern mir mie
snser fif1 fori:
"a bobe "a id,eu NomaIs netn,st ala
@ie Ken GmiitIino bsfputeir hos gie
RI hem Mh6,in nffen bnItsn mnlltem
1enm hos Wermboen ui6bt nit ssriebo
n erYeid5en mar 70 ioIIie "a obue Iie
srreidbt mer6en Damn bIieb Sbnem Ia Ia
noGb 6ie Grbim bie Sbueu pon Mnfano
an ,,,oshod,t mar uHn hiele grbin ,nnI,
Isu gis Az ishs fdss,n mn S;s @e,Ioi.
isne M G si,,tcsosbsue s aIg % gnm h uni,rsm % S",,.
,ne;Its es% hohe if,on norise b;ttsrs
EsstS"sMnro @ S;nsMs1;% csSrss i gbo,oy. .
tsrs sS srioSrs1 ~ absy si,,e e idmSbiid,,
@srIsunnm,,n oiIer Srsps ,,nS oilss
- @lombsns botte Id henn Soh mint ~.
sncrtst
Din 8brSueusrom erfiidte ibye et;m.
me- @ufop tpplIte be5dmi6tioeu bit.
Ten erfi6ysn amer ca mar neTnehens
Gie elite In bos anfioseu6e 95mmsr
mar ala er i6r foloeu monte tpnrbe nor
innen her @ieoel noroeld1oben @leid
horouf bbrte er. ME sem oum nie;
9imn,er burdb cine oubere $biir perIiek
Re mar ain ana, nidf msbr ieiner
gporten erreid,bor.
Scr 2uriidoebliebeue beoonn lett fei
mem 3erne Quit Id MAIDEN. Gos If
beun bod 40 oral Das babe i'd bon
meiner aufopiernng ffir Die Sntereifer
anDerer? N9ein Bruber fdbrt tuie eir
Bttberi@ auF mid los, neil i'd meinel
NiGie 3drtli4teit ermeiie, unb hiel
perbe Id iDie Elm 8erbreGer behanbelt
neil tM he bier uidt erDeiie. iFreilid,
ih hdtie sssehp frtibsr ms @ertroueu ate
ben ioIIen. Das fommt BON benz per
wliufdteu ilebermuthl Nair BAT bic go
dbe Gpob gemaGt unb fie - iie lueiut
ia spte cine 0eraweifelie. sSSebt taut
ia bielIeidt bis nloreeu parter, ehe n
wieber aum WorIMein fommi, un6 ba!
MsieberkdnbniB barf feline 6tunbe ldn
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Die @rfnne iuieher hn,

2Bdbrenb Der SnHuenbas Gptbemie fes Ieeten Sabree
erpieS fif Or. 9tnss Neue Gntbeduns sesen Sdpfnps
iuG, Suten uno Grtdltuns aIS has Bette Seilmtttel
0te Mittbeilunsen oer pielen, bic es tenusfen bed
ttsten eas. Dieielben befamen ntt nur bab Grlet6z
teruns, pnbern bas ebeI binteriisS aud feline ilins
men Na9piriunsen. gRir eru6en sic, nit bitlem
Witel etne grpbe ~ MAIDEN unb mir seben 5bueu 6te
Gnarantte, baB Ste NIT BEN &eIultaen sufyiebeu jein
merhen. DaS Wttel bat ntht ieines @let@en bel Wns
fallen bon @rtppe cber trsenb enem Salss aebItppt.
pher 9unsenleibeu.
grObea0i$en fret bei 0rstb, aPomplOn Go. ean
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Cine rie1ae Weustel Rroft b,

- Cine rieise Mustel Rraft bat
tangf in 96uiss5urg eift Waun Dor
profeRoren unb Stubenten bemonltrirt.
5ein Wteiltertuert befanb barin, baB
er einen Stubl nit benz fdnerfen Stu.
benten oarauf fisenb nit elmer 6anb
auf ben 8i!6 bob. Oas WertmhrbiQfte
an ber Sa6e aber III, BOB Der 6erfules
ein G9Heiber mar.
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@eim mort aenOm men.

S&rifthe0er: nSie glaubeu gor ni9t
tuie iebr Id mid bel bisfem @srte aes
plaat babel"
aritifer: .Sa - man fisbt ibm bas
pl1giot au6 ouf ben erifen Bid on"
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GrauenId To d9e.
Dab ibr ber Sans bic g. berbieB,
Dram freut Die 8ret erIf bann R@ latt,
Wenn fe's Der Rdtbe unb Der Sizes
Gradblen fann - bic 2einen bot!
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Gin futtnberbareS @e6r1m4e TIM
S6ub=0epartetneut.

Sb mir bier beiddftist finb, frast Sbr
Stun, bas ioIlten mir tppbI r1einen. @utt
Nadrt9ten ipanbern f9nelIer als i9Ie9te.
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Obeit att8eftibrte @retie fimS iptrfl
Werfaaf befttmttt. STE gemamute Nat

f1nlere InsfpabI in ousgeidnittenen leiGs
ten Shnben unb Slippers, tporunter
it9 quite uno iebr feline ,Orforb unb Gbeo
Ties, ,,Soltb Gomfort C Opera SIippers"
beftnben, iibertrifft 9llleS in 8esug auf Aua-