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ing OF its creditors for to-day. The
firms llabillties!arestated tobc 100000,
principally owing in Canada.
INDIAN CONGRESS.

a Notable Gnti,cring--Th yieeroy and
His wife Loyalty Received.
BoMnly,I Dec. 2s.:zA dispatch from
Nagpur town Of serpents), capitol OF
tho central provinces Of India, reports
tho proceedings OF the Indian national
congress which opened intllat city TO.
day. 500 delegates arc in attendance
from the various provinces anu 1000
visitors arc present to witness the pro.
Cecdngs.
The chairman OF tho reception com.
mittcc, In welcoming the delegates,
spoke. in tho very highest terms OF
British rulo in India. lie said tho key.
note OF tho movement which had
brought about the holding OF the con-
grcss was loyalty the British crown
and attachment TO the British people
TO whom India owes her civilization.
AS loyal subjects OF Great Britain, the
chairman declared, they were DESTROYS
OF an everlasting union between Eng.
land and Indid A Brahmin native Of
Madras was elected president OF the
congress. In Ills address upon accept
ing the office conferred upon him he
dcplored in the most, eloquent language
theadeath of Mr.. Charles Bradlaugh
who, lie said, was during his life the
champion Of India. lie urged that Il
congress DO held in London for the pur-
pose OF spreading throughout Great
Britain tho doctrines advocated by the
Nagpur congress.
Tho Marquiso OF I.ansdowne, viceroy Of
India and Lady, I.ansdowns have re.
Gently been making q tour OF the Indian
provinces, and they were everywhere
received with the warlncst expressions
OF loyalty and devotion TO British inter-
ests. Amonstho places visited by the
vice royal party was the state OF Bhopal,
which Is ruled over by n begun (prin-
ccss), and which Is rCgardea-as the best
governed native state in England. The
begun, in welcoming the yiceroy. said,
among) other things: II Confidently
hope that his cxccllency, lord lans-
downe, will OH some suitable occasion
convey to her majesty The Quccn.eln-
press, my determination always to exert
mysclfin the interest and for the vel.
fare ofmy people us well as my fidelity
andloyalty to her majesty; furthermore,
that her majesty's most obedient SER
want, Shahjehan, is ever ready with
all her. forces, subjects and treasures
OF this state, TO render service OF what.
ever kind to the British crown, and, ii
necessary, to sacrifice her lifc for her
majesty" 49, sa'f
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More Trouble with Photographers,

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 2s.-Trouble
is brewing between the East Tennessee,
Virginia & Georgia Railway company
and its telegraphers. The telegraphers
claim that tho railroad authorities dis!
charges IN operator as soon MS they
learn that he belongs to the Order OF
Railway Telegraphers. Whatever the
real facts ofsstho case are, it may be
stated thatagallnber OF operators hayo
been silently decapitated recently. 1t
seems now also a climax. The ,prcsi.
dent OF tho Order OF Railway Tele-
graphers is here to-day TO investigate.
Tho order is strong, and has the SYM
pathy OF other railway employees organ
izations. They claim that.all roads have
agreed on q boycott ofsthe order. 2
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German Diplomatic Changes.

BERLlS, Dec. 229.-The North German
Gasetts says it learns from 4 reliable
source that Dr.. Won IIolleben, at pres
ent minister. to Japan, will be trans
ferred to Washington, where he will
ent,Germany in place of Count
Arco Valley, who died some time ago.
Baron Won Gutsclicmid, who is now
German minister to Chile, will be trans
ferred to Toxic TO take the place made
vacant by the transfer OF DR.. Won
Hollcben to Washington.
DR.. Won Wicker, now holding the
position of secretary OF the Germanle-
CATION at Constantinople, will, accord
ing to information furnished TO the
NORTH German Gazette, be appointed min
lister to Mexico.
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49, --E Hra
a Preventive for Croup.

We want every mother 10 know that
Group can DO prevented. True Group
never appears without 4 warning. The
first symptom is hoarseness; then the
child appears to lave taken cold OF 4
cold may have accompanied the hoarse.
ness from tile start. After that pc.
culiar rough cough is developed, which
is followed by the Group. The time to
act is when the child first becomes
hoarsc; a few doses OF Chamberlain
Cough Remedy will prevent the attack
Even, after q rough cough has appeared
the disease may be prevented by. using
this remedy as directed. 1t has never
been known to fail. % cent, so cent
and 81 bottles for sale by druggists. D&w
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For Over FIFTY Yca,.s

MRs. WlNsLow's Soorn1Sa SYRUP has
been used by millions of mothers for
their children while teething. II dis
iturbed at night and broken Of your rest
by sick child suffering and cryingwith
pain Of cutting teeth send at once and
geta bottleof airs. lYinslow's Soothing
Syrup" for children teethine. It will
relieve the poor little sufferer immedi-
atcly. Depend upon it, mothers, thore
is no mistake about it. 1t cures diar-
rhGa, regulates thestomach and bowels,
cures wind collie, softcns the gums, re-
duccs inflammation and gives tone and
energy to the whole, system. "0Trs.
Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup"for children
.teething is pleasant to the taste and is
the prescription OF one OF the oldest and
best female physicians and nurses in
tho United States Price twenty-five
cents bottle. Sold BY all druggists
throughout tho world. BE sure and ask
for "AIRs. WISsLow's SOOTHING. SYEur."
'MwFaW
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Isunld I,lse OF Stocks.

CHICAGO, Dec. ,e9.-A rapid advance
has just been executed by city railway
stock. The stock yesterday touched
$40. Last Thursday just preceding the
holidayseason vacation, the stock sold
at 295 and it is only few days ago that
considerable OF it changed hands ut
$50.
The reason for; the sudden jump it is
said was the publication on Sunday OF a
statement that s., 10000 in stock OF the
South Side Elevated Railway Company,
held by the City Railway Company,
would probably be distributed as stock
dividend among the stockholders OF the
latter company p g,
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i STEAMER ISpisrREss.
Sighted by tho Ocean ouocn-A Gale
't Mid. Ocean,

W $50 S''''N =
"t llid.Occnn.
NoRroLK, VA, Dec, 29.&Captain Hop.
kins, Of tho British steamer Ocean
Queen, which has arrived here, reports
having encountered n terrific gale in
mid.ocean on Monday, December q,
Four Of his crew were lost. Captain
Hopkins reports that on the next
morning he sighted largo ocean
steamer flying signals OF distress. Tie
vessel 10 ull appearances was n pas.
senger steamer bound from Liverpool
TO New York. Owing to dense Jog
tho Ocean Queen was unable TO 60 70
Tier rescue. Whenilie fog lifted moth.
ing moro was seen OF the distressed
steamer. A ships compass incascd in
cork was picked up afterwards. The
initials -. =. CT OF England, were
engraved upon the case. Captain Hop.
ikins Is positive that the steamer was
wrecked I Ia
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MIR. pLuNIH,s SUCCESSOR.
The Struggle Still Very Liyely-Topoltn
vi Full of Politicians

+ 90 :
Full Of Politicians.
TOPEKA, KAs., Dec. Ex-Governor
Humphrey met no delegations this
morning. Ills time was consumed by
the politicians who wanted private
word with the governor" The exccu-
tive reception room was crowded and
the private secretary announced "next"
in good tonsorial form. Major Hudson
will have the last open hearing to-mor-
row. A presentation OF tho claims OF
+. n Morrell Yesterday afternoon by
Senator Schilling was the surprise OF
the day. Resolutions adopted by the
Young Mems Republican Club of
Wichita were received at the executive
office this morning asking tho appoint
ment of'Ingalls:
Ben Simpson has not arranged for
formal presentation OF his candidacy
and it is not likely he will do so. Near
ly every politician OF prominence in the
state islere this morning.
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"Gentle rs tho Summer l,ree=e. ["

I'D rather tate q thrashing any time
than a dose Of pills" groaned a patient
to whom the doctor llns prescribed
physic. "Id aslicf be sick with what
ails me now, us to be sick with the
pills"
al don't think you've taken any OF
the pills prescribe, or You wouldn't
dread the prescription So" laughed the
doctor. II never use the old. inside
twisters You lavcin mind. use DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They always
make inc think OF q part Of M old
hymn @
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0n,n,rrol Oyer n Girl.

GALl1poLls, Quo, Dec. o9.-John
Eads and Harry Boyes, fellow employees
in the Gallipolis Furniture Factory and
rivals for;the hand OF Kitty Little, en-
gagged in a deadly conflict prccipitated
by.jealousy while atswork to-day, which
will-probably. result fatally"to both.
Boyes useda knife and ,Eads 4 hammer.
Both are in a critical condition.
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Blown M Lyprnnn,ite.

PlyrsnuRau, Pa, Dec. 99.-A Chronicle
Telegraph Altoona, Pa, special says the
Clearfcld hotel livery stable was blown
up by dynamite at 2 o'clock this morn
ing. The debris took fire and spread
ing to adjoining property destroyed five
other buildings. Lighthouses were also
consumed. Tie greatest excitement
prevailed MS it is feared by the people
that an organized effort to destroy tho
town is being made. n.
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State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo, !

bSouhpSs II
FrankyJ. Cheney makes oath that lie
is the senior partner OF tho firm Of y.
Chcney!& Co, doing business in the
city OF Toledo, county and state afore;
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
OF one hundred dollars for each, and
every ease Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the!use OF Halls Catarrhi Cure.
q ~ sl Is IS; FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before mo and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day OF December,
"a. d. 1856. A. NV. GLEASON,
Seal. NotaryPublic. (
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
.ly and acts directlyupon,the blood and
mucous! es!ofthe systcm. Send for
{testimonials;'free. ~ .,s
i. Us CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
|. Sold by, druggists.75 cents n 4
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Lord Cl,urchill Wants mn once.

LONDON, Dec o9.-It is stated to-day
that the government has received an
intimation from Lord Randolph
Churchill that he is DESTROYS OF enter
ing the diplomatic service. 1t is also
said that lis probable that he WILDE
appointed British ambassador to ST.;
Petersburg, in placeof Sir RID. -N1orer,i
who holds the position at.present, 4
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Don't Wnnt IL Known.

san FRASclsco, Dec. 29.-Heretofore
the Southern Pacific Company's state
ments Of earnings and operating ex-
penscs have been given regularly to tile
press butyan order just issued by G. p.
huntington iorbids this in the future.
"a week ago an article published in the
{ Cdlfstatca tint the surplus for2thc year
would be- about s4,000,0O0, the largest
known in the history OF tho company.
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Z WIEN began using Ely's Cream Balm
my catarrh was SO bad had headache
the whole time and discharged large
amount OF filthy matter. That has al
most entirely disappeared and Ihayc
not had headache SINCE. II. Sonl-
mers, Stephney, Conn. MwrAw
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Nnrrow I:senprs.

CHATTANOOGA, TESw., Dec. 2o..-Yes-
to-day sixmcn narrowly escaped death
beneath tho falling walls that mark the
scene OF Saturdays couaaGration. All
were badly bruised or crushed, but none
Of them iitally injured. -
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ALTOONA, Pa, Dec. 26.-iGeorge N.
Nicely, fireman on the Chicago limited,
was instantly killed at Lilly this morn
ing. lie was leaning out OF tho cab
window when hcwhs struck by the mil
crane and his neck was broken and
skull crushed.
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The best thing OF tho kind ever in.
vented. No danger OF their making YOU
sick. You'll hardly know you've taken
them. ! wouldn't use any othcrin my
practice
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During tho hurricane in Los Angeles,
Cal, recently, a. large oak was broken
of short, carried some distance by the
wind and dropped in tho midst Of an
orange grove.
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After all it seems that the National
Republican convention will not be held
west OF the Mississippi, for the hail in
which it's to be held is on the east
bank OF that river. ~,
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Dixie Thompson, OF Venture county,
Call, had 1900 acres planted in Lima
beans the past season--the largest bean
ranch in the world. The crop this year
was equal to 103 carloads.
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for Infants and Children.

"The use OF 'Castoria Is so universal and
It's merits SO well known that It gems work
OF slpcrcroyation TO endorse II. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep CaStor!a
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTYR. DID,
New York City.
y1nI
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Croft BON 6eraDmten Saw:en,

&ere6rte S6meiter 9fatalie! Sd
06re nit Gritdunen, OaB sic iibler
Qauue iinb. IS 1T ia ri6tig, baB bic
Sel9raoer Serren etluas bDili6er bdtten
Iein t6nnen uno ii9 lueni9er fnotig &C.
gen cine Game bcttneen iOaen g(ber
sic leben ia nidt in ben 3eiten Del
8fitterli9tcit, uuo nGber ioltcn Sic benz
liebeu @Ott fir 9tles banteu. mas Sb'
men eripart ae6liebsn lit. SD babe in
ben 3eiteu Der 8iiterli6feit, im 10,
Sa6rbunocrt, 9eIebt, n6er Sic wiIeu,
ipie i3 enoete. SD iuurbe nls 9ege
per6ranut. g9enn man mid BLOB aug.
aeluieien b1tte, pie sic, 10 mare i'd
ganS juirteoen gepeien.
Sbre erSebene Sennne b'sIrc.
Neeine tbeure Sdpeterl Beinen
Sic nitbt, Hatulie, scieen sic Dem Dfob
ni6t bic 8erlen Sbres Ier9erS. Der
86bel ireut li6 uur, tuenu er Die lleber'
seuguns selpirnt haB iein Opicr iid
aetrofien iiiblt. gIud id mar SDnisin
nno 0eutter, - ih Mil ni6t erjdbleu,
tpie man mir mitipieIte, ba Sic obns
2meifel bic @eidi1te hes pOrisen Subrs
huuoert8 tennen. llnb bas seifab in
Sranfreid, bem 2nnoe Der Gultur uno
Der @alonterie sic iuuroeu einfa6
ousaenieIeu, = bas mare mir Slpar
aleidiaQS uRnuserebm seiueien, aber
Den & Opi iuiirbc i6 ritlt perloreu baben.
s9oblseHri9t &c. Niarie SIntOinette.
6jeliebte 9latalie 6eute uiGtl gSas
lit 9ir oenu grOB 9eideben? Die &erle
baben Did erIuft, bic Store Bel9rnos
BON auBeu Sujnma6eu, uno On gin9lt.
Sh bate eine 5rdu = cine 9eutlIe
@lliabetb - sesen mid, uno Die lieB
mid einen SOpf tiirser MAIDEN. 5reuen
sic ii6, Iatnlie, baB sic es nit tel.
ner Srau su tbun batten unb baourd
nit beilem Saupt baupntamen, sic
f6nnen pon @lIf Ia9en. sir mid err
boben iid iueoer Burger nod Stuoen'
ten, Inn mid Dor Der @ewalt 81
i6aben, uno ib mar minbeItens 10 les
9itim ME @m. Sberitseboren. So6s
a6tunespon Rnria Stuart.
Ia6I6riIt. g9ie Iibt es Ii9 ouf I'M
sepplterteu Stubenteui6ultern?
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bei ieiner 8eurIaubuns bonn &6nis CT.
fldrt babe, ni6t cher un6 Berlin n,ie'
berSutommen, als bis Der &6nis cine
SotalreIorm ii Der 8erpaltuu9 uOrae.
nOmmen babe. @rItere8 lit wabrltbein.
LID, Iebteres ibsint mir bod einiscr
maben apOfrppbii6. 9lrnot lang Su
ieuer 8eit: y9n waro Der Serr 8lii
der Elm 5elbmari9nll!" -
Der alte glrnbt" bat nod lnnat
senu9 gelebt, um fir iol9e Griabrun.
gen ourt Die 9iebe bes beutl6en Tol=
les eutiGdoiet 81 iperoen.
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penis oerni6tet, 30 sun Der rstan.
barb : Del @eieai6aft" sefauit Uoel
gepu6tet.
@ssen Stockholders Gpraunci erhDE
mon lid oft, bod itets pbne @rfolg
Die Selrruou;enten bei6luiieu III Den
aftji9cr SaBren ben Sau elmer eroB
nrtieen &5brenleituns bonn grpbRt
tiprSplab bireft nad1 Baltimore, elmer
2eituna BON ii6er 400 enalii1en 0iei.
len. Dies fam Nun ni6t Su Gtnnoe,
ipobl a6er boute man Elm $50 eu9liide
Wteiler lauqes 96brenneB. bas mad
elmer @iiehbahnI Itatiun iiibrte, Die
auberbdlb Der Madtipbdre &odsie1er:
lag. Gr mubte aber au6 bieier @eiabr
Su be9e9nen. Gr perianbte oaS &etro'
leum 10 hillig, baii Die &6breuleituug
bdmit nidt i'll @ettbelperb treten ionnte
MOnatti6 bei5rrerte bic GpncurrsnS:
&6hrenleitung iiber $4,000 6dHer,
Godeieller on9egen td9lih 10000 biz
$4,000 SdIier @r mar Der Geidhere.
nno bic &6brenseieaidait sabcs auL il
beuste iid.
9ie Sirma q. s. glarfe & gomeoa
ME in SbarOn fam nDb einmal in iehI
un!ieblome Seriibrung nit threm tribe
ren Gommis. Gent jungeu 9errn
@larfe 9elan9 es, Die 9o3ter eire1
,SeIpriu5en" gu heiratben; CT iiber.
nuhm ponu ielbit bas Oelseihift icire!
G1mie9eroaters, oer peritar5. glbel
uUu Der Stunbe on, mo- er ielbit in rer
SOrOer9ruuo frat. periaste Die Mtaidi'
nerie. Seine 8ebilter lpareu aGe gum
GlaBen oOll, uno er funntc feline Ibneb.
mer finoen. 9ie @ilenbabn iusigertG
iib, h66erer @ciiun9 sebOriam fulasnb
iein Del 81 bef6rberr. 6err Glarft
muBte ben 9rbBeren 5beil ieincs Gels
in ben Canal laufen faIien uno ifJlieBs
lid ieue Selaueqeh perfauier, S8ieosr
bon bieiem Nlu9enblid an sab cs teins
S6pierigfeiteu mebr. Die Tade maj
une6el 9sweien; aber Der Commits bottt
ieinem iriIbereu @rlnjipul bod ieint
Wta4t 9eSeiSt.
Slmelia Glarfe bl:eb unpermiblt
g(l5 iie zines Cages ouf benz Babu6Ofl
Su Sbaron itano, nm einen fleinen gluS;
flu9 in ems ner Gabbdrhdbt6cn 81
uniernebmen, bieB es pI6bli6, elm or
trajug tOrme ppriibsr, man miiiie nod
eIne babe StuuOe narteu. Scr @ytrn;
Su9 iubr luu9iam our6 bic Citation,
un0 Der eirji9e Reiienpe mar Der Wiil.
iiprdr JiodeieGer. sic erfannte i'm
u0bl, ME er ant Ofcnen 5eniter lebnte
uno binausiab, Die bohe, i6lnnre @e
Italt - eS mar Der Mann nit Rem eiier:
ren Gjeiift, Oen ite emit auiSe9eben
bate.
6err 9tnoreps Sat ii6 IGnsit ala
mebriu6er NtiQiOndr aus Dem @eiddfi
5uriidse5o9eu. 6erru 8pdeieIlcrs Gin.
iuTmen i6iBt man beute uui 40-5O
NtiqiOneu Ntart jdBrlid; er lit Der uils
bsitrilteue Serr bes Gro6ls, Der @etro'
leuml5nia 9Imeritas, Der ieBt ieint
NeBe aub ua9 Yafu ouSIpannt mn
nit ben rulIii6en BetroleumbeIibern in
&erbinOung tritt. 9as lit audi Elm
&0man zines armen iungen Wtannes,
aber tein aui bibteriidsr @rfinoun9,
iOnOern auf barteH. nadtcn 2batia6en
berubenoer.
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= Ger Oruder an9etI ct,
Sn Der @eri6tsuerbanblrns in Sadeu
oes 0eine'I9en 8eberlieSes mar Der
bumals ;u elmer llebun9 eingeSo9ere
Staatsnuiualt geiiel i'm SuterimSrDd
auitatt im puri9riit5mdbi9eu @aIien.
rod eridienen. Dies oeranloBte ben
Rcboctenr Der rSpltsitimme" su Der
8emerfuns: y3euse gteiiel erihien I'M
Ialuppen Snterimsrod". Ser Staats.
unpn!t gieiiel bat nun sesen ben Jieoacs
teur uuo Druder Der rSulfsItimme"
Struiuntrus ipesen 8eIeiOisuus seItelIt,
neil ~salopp" I'M 5ranSbiii9en fir Die
8eSeidnun9 bes rSdmuBtsen",
rSdmieriseu"" sebruu9t tpirb. pier
Iis6t mau, rpie ribtig es lit, nidt nur
ben 9lutor. iunoern aud Correction unS
9ruder fir ben SnboIt elmer 3eituus
mitperantpOrtli6 su MAIDEN. 9eun
oieie beioeu Serren bdtten bod 10 Iei9t
ialopp in Gallon dnoern f0nnen, uno
SalOuiuterimsrud mare bod setpiB nibt
itraihur sepeieu.
5u sefdbrIid. Gr5t: rRod
ems, Shre 5ruu burf bsute fein @ori
ipre9en; ia9en sic ibr bas l"- Mann
Der Yutientin: rSSiHen G!e, iaseu
Sic ibr bas 9eidGltslt ielbIt!~
- Definition. &i9ter: g9h
fOmmen Sic ei9entlib baju, onSugeben,
buB sic BON 8eruf Sunititopfer iino !?
-glu9etla9ter: SEA. is's oeHn uielIei9i
feline aunlt, td9li4 feds Otduler 30
itOpfen?
Iuf einem Sale. sic Tin
einem iebr tiei aussei9nitteusn Rleioe) :
Gun, finOeit On ni9t, baB mein 9lnsua
iuirfli4 elm &uuituerf iit?-@r: geiin,
i6 fiube. DAB man mebr 9tatur. aIs
RuHlt bariu iiehtl
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-Seraussepuuben. 6err:
zSa, meiu 5rdulein - bns Sprib4
mort 1T nabr: obne Tameu fein SerA
enissn!" 6rdulein: n3as @er9nii'
gen t6nnten Sic ia iiir INNER habsn!"
Serr. sic meinen - tpenn bic pers
rem beiratbeten?" 5rduIein: sglun,
natlrIi6" 0err: rUlein 5rdulein
- baun absr bbrt's Sersniisen auf!"
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Giheres @ern,ei6e

Sideres &enn5ei d n.
g.: gie gebt'S Gei9dft?-S. Wtiies
rabel. - 9l.: Utan merit 9ir's aber
ni6t an. - g.; So, auf Der StraBe
ni6t, nter III SauIe iullteIt On mai bel
mir 5euge iein: 5riiber mari ib met
ner Gllten edtes MeiBener BUrjelan an
oen Sopi, iest nur nod erbdrmli6es
Steingut!
Gin gutes Sinh. 8ama:
.9u bait Dem Niieiior bod uroentlid
6ie 8abrbeit seiasi, als er did tiiBte?"
-@milie: .2lh, Ntama, i'd luolte SUI
por Define @teinuns b6ren!"
- 8as IN 0i9ten Der g e'
bantenilua, bas 1T i'm . enteu Der @e
oanteu &ilug,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-25

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pattiam bcsiuunseu; ais er einiab, baB
neoer lein @ei6ditsIiuH nod ieiH !6erj
in S6arun Seirieoi9uns fiuOen tpunz
tan, idnttelte er ben Staub BON ieinen
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