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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-12
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@ir offeriren Gbenille Yprtteren
nno : II d befen gu abiolut balbem greile.
@tr baben SO Yaare portieren unS 100
Eii4Sefen, aae su bemieIben Yreiie.
4 ODIIdr Hortieren az q asn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-12

Iauienbe finb BON bem berlbmten Galpatipn Del
sebeilt worben unb Gauenbe fnb pe8 0pbes beHelben
Ssres Mitfe, Sudden. w auS % esIenfiSmss.en, % sostA
Sbren= cber 3abnueb unb foitet BOD nur IS Gents.
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l1nier ,,Weiber Glspbant"

Clothing Saus iit bas -srSbte ilnb psnHxas
btgite I'm Siibtpei.en. 4Bir sarantiren
Sdnitt, Muiter aualitxt nxb
,bab allies pabt."
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astber nur su oft S.ri4tsben MIR auf mDrsen, mas
mir beute tbun Soatsu. 60 III oft stn Iet&rer Suien,
pelGen etne etn,ise SlaiHe Or. 8un's Suften grrup
sehstlt bate, ter erfte Raael gum 2arse.
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gon ainberieoen in gerIiner

= gom 3inberiegen in Berliner
Jamilien er5dblen bic 8er6FentIidun
gen bes Statiitii6en Mmts Der Sta6t
Berlin fur bos Sabr 1890 aaerlei.
@belt6e 4inbr murben i'm Sabre 1890
In Berlin A,631 gebpren. Darunter
parea IL ,295 @ritlinge, 9,74l ameite
&inber. 1929 Gamilien mur6en nit
benz a6ten ainbe beeliidt, 81 nit bem
tteunten, 645 nit Dem 3ebnten, BAT nit
bem elften uno 250 nit benz 5woIfien
ainoe. @inen brei5ebnten proB err
hielten 155, ben pier5ebnten ~, Den
fiinf5epnten AZ. ben ie63ebnten 80, ben
lieb5ebnten y. ben a6t5ebnten 6amiz
lien. 3pei Miitter, BON benen bic cine
35 Sabre sdblte, bei6enften ibre Sat
ten gum l9. Dfale nit einem spr0Bz
ling, unb in flint Gamilien enbli6 erz
lebte bas 6amilienoberbaupt aum 20.
Wtale Waferfreuben. Oem9llter na6 mos
rem i'm Sabre 1890in Berlin feds Mitter
bel Geburt ibreS @ritli6s erlt 16 Sab
re, 45 ftanben in1 Mlter bon IL, 128 i'm
Utter BON 18 Sabren, tpdbrenS anbe>
rerfeits bier Mtiitter bel @eburt hires
erfen 9inbes f6on bas 4S. unb amei
i6on bas so. 2ebensiabr errei9t batz
ten. NuBer ben 44,631 ebeli1 gebores
NON, BON benen boritebenb auSI6lieBz
lid bic &ebe NOR, purben 1890 in
Berlin 6236 auBerebeli6e ainber geboz
rem. 3willingsgeburten perben 536
per3ei9net, babon tparett 1T mdnnli6e
paare, 2O6 gemif6te unb 153 peibliz
DE paare. Srillinge aiinb 3mei aufges
fiibrt, bas cine Wfal brei lebenbe anaz
ben, i'm 5tpeiten Sale 5tpei lebenbe unb
ein tobter &nabe.
: Sn Dresden iinb gefdlf6te Wed)z
iel nit Der nnteridrift bes ameritaniz
f9en giienbabn> &6nigs 9untington
anfgetau6t. Str. 9orn, Sumtingtons
S9piegeriobn, bat ertldrt, baB beriels
be feline biefer 9foten einlofen tuerbe. |
gs Jet feline ddte fote Suntingtons i'm
umlaufe unb bic GdIf6er i6einen auf
behen Sob fpefulirt gu baben, UNI iene
Yapiere fir d6t ausgeben gu fonnem. |
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gorbdnae! gorbdl1ae !!

Sn Draperien unb @retpnnes
tlbren mir eine eIegante Masmabl BON 10
Gents auftpdrts bis gu Der feiniten Sorte.
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llnier Waarenlaser 1T maBsebeno.
Die folsenben Auotationen seben einem
sSinf, un aber ben tpirfliten Mertb ,tnS Die
@sidbaltisfeit iemnen gu lernen, fonn,t unb
isbt ober laRt Sud, Nrobea ib:den.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-07-21
SANDY PLAINS.

Mr.. W. L. Watson, OF Roswell, visited
Mr.. G. W. York's family Sunday. After
supper Mr.. York and family retired, leav>
ing Mr.. Watson and Miss Emma York in
company. Next morning Mr.. York found
that his daughter had left the night pres
vious about nine o'clock in company with
Mr.. Watson. The couple had been en-
gagged sometime, but took this means of
preventing any obstacle to their marriage.
Rev. Mr.. Paden of Roswell performed the
ceremony.
Mr.. John Kemp harvested fifty bushels
Of wheat from three acres, Pretty good
yield
M. N. NJ. Mayes had half OF his oats
threshed Monday and got over 500 bushels
He will make 1000 bushels.
Sandy Plains Sunday school requested
to meet at half past nine O o'clock next
Sunday morning.
Messrs n. ". Mayes and 7. Y Banister
are delegates TO the SUI day School Asso.
cia,ion. Prov Boy
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-07-21
SMYRNA.

Miss Lena Northcutt, OF Alabama ha
been visiting Miss Eula HamOy.
The young people of Smyrna had a
pleasant 'strswride" TO Lemons cross
roads last week. Had music to cheer
them and the soft, silvery beam of the
moon.
Hon. A. S. Clay and Col. T. Hurt ad-
dressed the Democratic gathering at Smyr.
ma last Saturday. 0, for unity and a
solid phalanx" in this day of desired re.
form.
The Methodists have prayer meeting
Wednesday and the Baptists Sunday
nights,
Our two Sabbath schools in Smyrna are
hourishing.
Mr.. W. R. Copeland has been sexton for
the Methodist church twenty-five years.
He has been very faithful in his office.
Rev. Mr.. Caldwell speaks of building
upon grounds donated by "our Ish,"-the
big hearted Capt Dunn.
lis an inspiring sight to look upon the
meek, sincere face OF the venerable DR..
Baker, and to hear -him expound the sa.
cred doctrines, parallels, promises and
warnings of the Bible. What are such
true ministers of the Word not worth to
any appreciative community? T.F.J.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-07-21
NICKAJACK,

The young people of this vincinity had
an enjoyable picnic at Cold Springs Cove
on Saturday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Welsh, of Atlanta,
are visiting at Mrs. Durham's.
Misses Eva and Hattie Hill, of the Gate
City, are visiting their friends, the Misses
McGriff.
The genial G. L. Morehead, tressel and
bridge repairer on the G. P. R. R., is here
with his force Strengthening the Nickajack
tressels. He is wool dyed Democrat and
clever man.
While Mr.. Will Armstrong and some of
his friends were celebrating the nations
holiday (4th inst in a squirrel hunt, the
parry had noveladventure. After tramp
ing about these hills quite while, squir-
rel was observed speeding up a large pops
lar tree, whereupon the sportsmen sur
rounded the tree each watching his oppor>
tunity to bag the game. While thus en>
gagged, singular looking mess Of some>
thing was observed to fall from the tree.
upon hurrying to the spot the mystery was
solved by discovering a large "pided'
snake coiled tightly round their game. A
shot from one of the guns killed both snake
and squirrel
The Smyrna Democratic club held 8
meeting at the platform" The writel
did not arrive on the ground until III,
speaking had closed, but found the boys
enthused, determined and ready for bust
ness. II was agreed TO give free barbe
cue aud basket dinner as soon as arrange
ments can be perfected. A true Democra
totes the calmest political conscience i
the world-therefore he can extend a cor
dial invitation to persons of every shape {
political faith. KoN.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-07-21
LOST MOUNTAIN.

Died-The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. NJ Blair, l4th inst.
The NJ. s. C. club met at Mr.. s. F.
Mayes' last Saturday evening. 1t was well
enjoyed by all.
From the way the county line boys visit
this community they must mean business.
Prof. Robbins has a fourshing school
at this place
The Lost Mountaia Belle has all Of a
sudden bauished from our sight. Wonder
how she escaped
Rev. Mr.. Baird preached very enthu>
siastic sermon to large congregation here
at he Presbyterian church last Sunday.
PUFFBALLs.
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AUSTELL.

Hot weather and the farmers are rushing
10 finish their crops. which look fine
Protracted meeting for the past week at
the Presbyterian Church, conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Mathews, who is giving the gos>
pei in plain simple ard able manner. Six
additions.
The Christians have just begun meets
ing at their church, to continue two weeks,
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Idelle.
Rev. Mr.. Edmonston will begin pro-
tracted meeting at the Methodist Church
in the near future.
| do not think reliA.on and politics will
work together, and the people here are
about as much enthused over one as the
other. think some will hear the sentence
depart We workers of iniquity for / never
knew you WREN.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-07-21

MIR. FRICK illustrates the truth
Of the old saw about servant max
ing a hard task-master. Twenty
years ago Mr.. Frick was poorer
than any of his employees at Home
stead. AS a coke-burner he saved
500 and purchased coke oven in
1891. He was hard worker. and
in business for himself prospered
until he became the manager OF the
Carnegie plant at Homestead.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-07-21
Electric Ritters.

This remedy is becoming so well known
and so popular as to need no special men.
ton. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise. A purer
medicine does not exist and it is guaran-
teed to do all that is claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases of the liver
and kidneys, will remove pimples, bois,
salt rheum, ard other affections caused by
impure blood. Will drive malaria from
the system and prevent as we'll as cure all
malarial tevers. For cure OF headache,
constipation, and indigestion try Electric
Bitters Entire satisfaction guaranteed
or money refunded Price Scots. and
$l.00 per bottle at ]. D. Malone, drug
store.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-07-21
Office Of W. P. Broom, Merchant.


NEWMAN, GA, Feb 10, 1892.
GENTLEMEN Il have been using one of
your Electropoise several months, and
have been greatly benefited, SO much 50
that | would not be without an Electro
poise for twice its cost. Respectfully,
W. P. Broom.
WALTHoURvILLE, GA, Jan. !, 1892.
DEAR SRI have used the Electropoise
IN my family for over a year, and take
pleasure in stating to the public that it has
proved so beneficial we would not os with>
out it for double its cost; in fact, it has
taken the place Of our family physician.
Respectfully, Z. P. MILLER.
WREYs, GA, Feb %, 1892
DEAR SIR:-I write you after having
used pocket Electropoise for nearly four
months in my family, to say that we are
we'll pleased with it. We use it with satis>
faction for any complaint that it is recon-
mended for. Not one drop of medicine
has any OF US taken since we have had the
Electropoise, while before drugs and medi-
cine were used freely. Yours truly,
r. j. ARRINGI ON.
A 40page book, describing treatment
and containing testimonials from all sec>
tons, and for the cure OF all diseases,
mailed free on application. Address
/ ATLANTIC ELECTRopolsE Co, As Gould
Building, Atlanta Ga
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Jbe marietta yournal.
RED RUCK DISTRICT.

EDIToRs Journal We are sorry tc
learn that some mud>hole politician in the
good old county OF Cobb has become SO
carried away and demoralizeG, that he has
put himself to the trouble Of purposely
and falsely reporting our meeting of the
2nd inst
We reported Democratic club of "
members and with the exception of four
or FIVE all we're present, and we claim TO
be as honest and truthful citizens as there
are in the State.
Resolved, By the Club in session, That
the party or parties reporting only q dis
:rict men presen: on the 2nd inst, and a
large per cent of those present minors
has purposely told deliberate LIE
GEO j. KEMP,
Secretary Democratic Club.
July 18th, 1892.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-07-21
No lime To Sootn Her Own Baby

Nurse Ito fashionable mother)-The
baby is very restless, man. can't dc
anything with her.
F. M.-Shes teething l suppose
N.-Yes'm. think if you was to take
her in ::your arms little while it might
soothe her
F. MI? Impossible. l haven't time
to spare. am just making ready to at.
tend meeting of the Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Animals Give baby
some Of Dr. Bigger Huckleberry Cordial.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-07-21
THE ONLY ONE EVER PRINTED.
Can You Find The Word 2

There is 3 inch display advertisement
in this paper, this week. which has no TWO
words alike except one word. The same
is true of each new one appearing each
week, from the DR.. Harter Medicine Co.
This house places Crescent" on every.
thing they make and publish. Look for it.
send them the name of the word, and they
will return you Book, Beautiful, Litho,
graphs or Samples Free.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-07-21
BuckIen's Arnica SaIve.

The Best Salve in the world tor cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns, and all skin eruptions and positively
cures piles, or no pay required 1t is,
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded Price % cents per box.
For sale by J D Malone.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-07-21

AFTER the Saline county (Kan0
cyclone Saline grocer missed a
washing machine which was stand
ing on the pavement just before the
storm. 1t was picked up the other
day on the open prairie several
miles from Saline in perfect state
of preservation.
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BROWNS IRON BITTERS
Cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion &c Debility.

TITS matter of considerable i'm
portance to the Democracy that the
next Presidential election will be
decided by the secret ballot. Of
the forty.iour states, thirty-fve have
adopted the new ballot system.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-07-21

JEss-I think it is nice to be mar
ried on ones birthday, don't you ?
Bess-I don't know; have known
il 10 bring bad luck look at Eve.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-07-21

Skipp-Why do you say that old
Misery reminds you of a blood
hound? Nipp-Because he holds
so we'll to cent.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-07-21

No matter how much a youth may
be tangled up in the bonds of love,
he doesn't like to have another fei-
low cut him out.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-07-21

GIVE the devil his choice and he
would rather start one church fuss
than two saloons in any community.
RAMS Horn.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-07-21

IT Is said that of the total working
expenses OF the railroads, over sixty
per cent. goes in various ways to
the wage earners.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-07-21

tP.'ckIy AsL, POKE Root and Potassium
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California : @eiue.

@einliebbaber finber cin sroBes 2as
ger bon feiuen California Weinen bel
Derrn s. s. Wteper en- Mldmos
Ylasa. Serr Meper Iu6t bic @eine
an Or nnb Stele aus unb fault bireft
aus benz Seller Der Wein5ii6ter. Als
gutem aeuner gelingt es ibm itetS, hie
beiteu Sorten altsSumdblen. @r fam
feline auuben unb 6amilien nit eiitem
guten 9ropfen oerieben. &otbs unb
WeiB Q8eine in porSiiglider Nualitdi
BON iebt oh $1.00 per Ballone = frei
ins SauS geliefert.
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Sampst Rmimin Sair Comic,

bas bette 9aarftdrfunssmittel Der Welt,
beieitigt S6uppen, perbinbert bas
Musfauen Der 9aare, bef6leunigt ben
9aarmu6s, inbem es bic geiunbe Sbds
tisteit Der 9aut anrest. Sebe Glaf9e
1T nit benz Namen bes Grfinbers Oss
car Samosb berieben. Yreis per
Glaf9e $1.00. gu baben in allen
Mpotbefen. @eneralsN gentur i'm @itp
Drug Store, 6. ReuB, Sfs@ommerce.
Strabe, nabe Der Bride.
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sfiir heHmmnestes erffdrt nmb bod
feteftef!

nus einem griets Der 6xan 3urs ron groion, sabs
1Dofota, fnbren irr Gcfaenbts an. sd tatte rnt@ befs
ia er96ltet, bie Grfdlfuns jhiug ha aaf uieine aunsen,
tx beaann aarf AZ buften unS bait mar es IN ,tfsuos
Sa5 i& an her SHpinriudi lit. Bier Aerste saben
mid AMI uub erfldrtsn, tat 10 nur ned etye fure Belt
~ lftsu bate. sd ieibit gat aHe epfinuns ani unb
Btrsttste mid I&pn auf Elm t~albises Gnbe scr. Ia
rtetb Semanb nleinem @attsn an, Or. asnts's &eues
Wsttel aeoeu Ghtrtubjudt, 0ufeH unb Grfdltuns 81
reriuner. I'd tclate BEN Hdite, nabm i'm eansen a9t
NIai&su un6 ,purte ponhsntis stbeilt. 50 bin iest 70
ssfanb pte irsenb cine 9rau mssner 1stsnntldait
Itomrirn & G.. i'm @brIeiait NIB Bel alien Gppttts
stn NJ 80 Geats unb $l.60 bic GIaf4e.
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8rad II Contract.

Ger1ieeelte 4%ngebote fir ben 8au
Der foIgenben eiiernen Briiden (ein=
i1lieBli9 Der 3ugdnse) fertig 5ur Be-
nubumg, tperben BON benz @eriAte Der
County, Gommi{dre bon 8erar @ountp
in @an Nntonie entgegengenommen
merben bis aum
Mpntag, ben IL. September
1892, Wprmitta9s IL 1tbr.
gu mel6er 3eit lie, in @esentpart Der
8ieter, er6ffnet perben. gs fiub bies
folgenbe Briiden: leber ben Salabos
Greet an Der @oliabz2 anbitraBe, unb 3
8riiden iiber bic Mebina, ait ben 2anb=
ftraBen ta9 6rio @itp, Someriet urb
Balo Mlto. Cine Der leBteren lou gez
bout tperben, bas @eri9t tpirb bieielbe
%ausmdblen. 9ie profile Der betrefens
ben 8riiden fnb lit Der Office bes
Glerfs bon 8erar Gountp ein3ufeben.
Gin beglaubigter Gbed bot $500
muB iebes Nngebot begleiten. Sod
tperben bic brei Mebina : 8riiden als
Elm Mngebot betra9tet.
Sas 8eri9t bebdlt i'd fGs Ne6t
por, ems unb ale einlaufenr.n Mnge>
bote suriidaumeiien.
g%erOHentli6t auf 8efebl beg County
Geri9tes.
San @ntonio, II. @usut 1892.
g. %. MeMlIifer,
Gountpz &i6ter, 8erarG 60, SeraS.
Nttetirt: Sbab. %. Smith,
@ountp=@lerf, 8erar Co., Seras.
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,,Wmt amSfcbcm".

Das paut a~uSisben~ bdnst nidt bios pon her 2auts
farbe ab. Gs ttest tisfer, bern eS bdnst pen benz aes
funfeu 2uianbe Der inueren Oraane as. 81 bic 9eber
%sntedtis, bann febt man selb unb salts aua. III BIZ
weaser, IN pnoronuns, bonn iebt man tpspepttih
aus, the Ute Htereu ansesrtTfen, hann fiebt man
erdmlth unb perbrieblis aus. Gorge fur auto @ss
%lunebett, eann wtrft Du ssut ousieben". Glech.t
lsbenb auf bic innerea Oraane ein,pirft. ga rertreibt
susietH Gu6fhldSe, &ef@plre, 5tetten unt icnatss
uurttntStetten Der 9aut, nuc reri6aHt etneH rstnen
Jetnt, 3u taben tn Der apottete pom Necipt 9reiB,
Itrmpicn & Go. so SentS BITE Slafhe.
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eas aate geifbieI.

Der 5amilienlieblins periudt Die
3immertbiire 3u 6ffnen, bic aber BART
nGdis wiberitebt, 70 iebr bic 9leiue aud
briidt unb it6bt. Gnblid) i9reit lie
Observation-Disclosures |" lin
@ctteSni1en, GlS@en! l. ruff Die ent-
iette Wama. r@as ioI bas bei6en ?"
- s&t, Mama, 10 madt Der Bapa bic
Ibitr' tnlnler auf, antmortete uuibul,
big bic 3letne.
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Woti3 an Slnc, ,uel@e Toroerum8cr
ge8en bic Gan Mntpnip &
MramfaS Bah 8abn ; @es
fclIfhaft baben.

4as Yerfonen, tpel6e Gorberungen
geger bic San Mntonio & Nranfas
paB 8ahn : @efsafdaft ober segen
bic Mafenperualter berielben baben,
werben bierbur6 eriudt, bieielben bel
mir einSureiden unb ben n6tbigen gez
tpeis bafiir 81 liefern, unb 5tpar entmeber
Dor ober am 3. Sage bes tummenben
October. Seine Gorberuns mirb mad
biefem Gage a%ngenommen ober aners
FAINT. s. 81. GIemimg.
Wafer in @baneerp.
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Deinrut.

.Du,1 iast Der 1err Suber Su iei.
mem Treunbe Weier, bei1en Srau inl
Babe lit, nuarum jiebft On oentl ale
Nusenblide Die Photographic Deiuer
alten berans uno betradtelt iie?" =
n@eist Du," antuortete Meier, lid
f0nnt' ionif, lpeun iie pl6tlid wieoer.
fommt, 3u iebr eriareden!1
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Sas wiro motI beIfen.

5err gum Diener J: nJobaln.
beim beutisen GIicn mfrs aud Die reibc
Vaderwittipe Sdmoller ;usesen iein.
bic INNER 10 idredlid piel ibtl lin
bies gu periaeioen, ihitten sic ibr
sleid bel 8esinn bes Giens Die Sauet
iiber ibr neues aleiS, bas miro ibr bof.
fentlib ben Nppetit perberben."
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StabIfaGeI3annorabt.

amnbe Gin Der @iienbanolunS):
sd m0dte jebn Weter GaW;adcle
o%raunitabt, nein 3abloadelitauaOra9t,
wollte iasen: Draun3adclbablltrab."
Gel ddftSinbaber rNt,, sic
meinen 3auuita9elorabtitabl, Draft.
ita4elitablSauu, i3adel = Dad)el
i'd brinse es,aud niht fertis +
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oes MattieIs 96Iuna.

Bel elmer u%nbebeutenten YcrIanb.
luns in @ien murbs jiinslt aud cin
ginIpdnner> Rutider oils j3eu9e uerl,om,
men nno oil ibn bic 6rase seitellt, oh CT
idot beitraft let. = Seu9e: g Dab
MIR an ansiee Straf', picruno3Dan;ia
Stunoeu bel Der Yoli3ei. u
LIMB seridtli6 iinb sic nod gar nte
beitraft p = 3euse: Gar ME
Hihter (fopfidiittcluo) rOnl, GmL
ein Sntld)cr unb nod feline Stralc 7?
5cit lrann iiio Sic bcln antider r"
3euge: nSeit uorgsiteru! p 81 d
ter: .ab, oann claude i'd esi"
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am Nsr,ma.

rSan8, gerf' baum e auf Der airbs
9 airffmol . Dorle s'ieab, BET Wsib,
unb oui bot mr. gar net g'fala..
Woi, toi btsle net, beileib!
DEM bui III TOT buiris's 9asle
Meb' unb lang s'mib breiB' ga s'psa.
limb mas Gh5nbeit a'largt, bann' e
Weanis miiaterc mob s'ienb."
.llm oes Sunsiei' uuo bes Sd)oniei',
Grieber, glib { net bier aus;
9at berfir bod reGt pief Baea
uno IL - rieselbumm bon 9aus!"
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1tnherbeEerIiM.

n....Si foleu ni9t 70 piel Sier
t%rinfeu, 9err Miiler! = Seben Sic,
elm ein3iger nnporii9tiser Irunt bat
i4on mandem Meni4en bas 2eben ses
foitet = unb ste trtnfen ieoen Gag
3m0lf bis pter3ebn @las !" = ,Nber
iebr porii9tis, 9err Doctor !"
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snfriatise Sremnsidait.

r9timnt mfrs nitt libel, liebes Weib-
den, aber in Deiner beutiseu iiberlabes
men Griiur btft Du tint sebn Sabre
dlter!A - rMb, barurt bat mid meine
Treunbin Glla 70 oft perftdert, bab i@
oarin UNI 3ebn Sabre jiinser ausiebe!"
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An Gtfer.

Mrjt: nSie mtiien gar ni9t, ME
seinn6 Der Eanneu6uit lit. Desbalb
babe ib aud auf metner Bi1a eii MiDl
fir Bruftfranfe einseridtet. sic babei
feinetf 8ruftfranfen inter Sbren 8iu=
bern .gtetn-@-Nr;t:
xSGQ0e =
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@twiKextafte austaae.

Ridter: -. Stun, unO ats Der
Ausetlaste Sbnen bic Obrfeise seseben
bate. mas oef9ab hann ?4-ald9er:
Damn CAB Ct mir nod cine brittle"
- Ni1ter: ~Ste molten fuobl la9en
cine 3ipeite!4 - 2ldger: r9ieiu,
9err 8idter - Die 5tpeite bab' i'd inn
9egeben y
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GrfIlruna.

Der @eii1 lit i1idt 3u trinfeu, trots
benz uns Der @irtb oerfidert bat, er
iueroe gum beutigen Gage einen auf,
tiiden, Der 5ebn SABRE I'm 3eller las!4
- Sun, freili9, 70 LANCE bat er i'm
balt ui1t anbrineer fDnnert |"
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Gin aei&eihter 9sftor.

rSirt, Sepp, infer Diebboftor, Dos
10 a. s'i9eibter &ertl Wie i6 i'm
9eftern gu metner franten eau g'ruien
bah, fat CT ibr a. Bulper peri6rieben
unb s'fast: ,@enn Dos MIR bilft, bilit
gar mtg niebrF limb ri9ttg, ain anoe,
rem Gag mar bic eau - binl'
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Giaeme HoIaeruna.

81. Gu 8. i'm &eitaurant): .9eba,
0err 9ia9bar - sic trinfen ia mein
Bier" - g.: rSa, rtdtis! Na. 3
lit ia benz Bter f9lteBli4 esal, tper'S
trintt." - a.: rNber mir it's ntdt
esal!" = g.: .Sa, mtffen sic, Sebem
fann man es auf Der Welt nidt redt
r1ad1en.A
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Gin 9roF.

Yater (bas @1ul;eusniB ieines
Sinsftem burdfebeno): rDa bort aber
bod NleS auf Du baft ia in alien
Sddern ,iebr fdte9t = sans:
nSdlimrter faun's aber jest audi nibt
mebr mer6en.1