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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25

do this, another means was resorted to-
that of raising the price of meals. ProDrie-
tor Smith, of the ANXIETY Hotel, was re-
ported to have announced last evening that
beginning with next week, he will charge
30 cents for every meal As this has been a
popular resort for the mill workers, it is
thought this raise from 35 cents Will drive
many away.
Payday at the Mills.
Yesterday wcs payday in the mills. About
$50, 900 was given out When the mills were
running full about $50, 900 was the usual
amount paid out Much dissatisfaction
was reported to have been expressed by the
non-unlon men at the amount received, and
many left not expecting to return. One
melter. whose name could not be learned,
said that he had been promised S5 day,
but received only IS so and left the mill.
The mill officials now claim to have $500
men in the mill. Good progress is said to
be made in all the departments, but the
mechanical is still weak and much trouble
has been experienced there.
Lawrence Offinger raised q disturbance
on Eighth avenue. He had collected quite
a crowd about him. He was expressing his
opinions of the non-union men freely, when
deputies came up and arrested him. He
was put in the guard house of the Sixteenth
Regiment
Provost Marshal Packett was relieved of
duty yesterday and returned to his home,
on account of sickness in his family. Cap
tain Crawford is his successor. Major Cur
tin, in speaking of the disposition of the
troops, said: 'It is the present intention to
keep the whole regiment here for some time.
Four companies will then be relieved from
duty and the other four kept here till the
last striker has either left the town or re-
turned to work. I do not think the present
difficulty will be settled for many months,
as the disposition shown by the strikers
during the past week shows plainly that
We are needed here and that badly"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25
NOT POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED,

Queer Circumstances Connected With a
Body Found at Walls Station.
A mans body with both legs broken and
the head badly crushed was found on the
tracks at Walls station yesterday. Last
night it was identified partially as that of
William Powers, of this city. Andrew Nc
Graw, brother of Powers deceased wife,
was sure the body was Powers, but would
not certify. Two razors, supposed to have
been stolen from barber shop at Turtle
Geek, as well as loaded revolver and a
tool resembling burglars jimmy, was
found on the body. An investigation is
being made.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25
A HOMESTEAD MAN MISSING.

He Left the Mill to Visit Relatives and Has
Not Been Seen Since.
Henry George, of 81 Norman street, AL
legheny, who has been working in the
Homestead mill for some time past, took
the steamer Tide from Homestead Wednes-
day evening to come to Pittsburg to visit
his relatives and has not been heard of
since. A tour of the hospitals was made by
the friends of the missing man, but no one
of his description had been taken in.
Georges father is very i'll with typhoid
fever, and the sudden disappearance of the
son has had very serious effect upon his
condition.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25
CHIEF BROWNS DISPLAY.
He Expects to Make a Good Showing at the
Worlds Fair.

He Expects to Make Good Showing at the
Worlds Fair.
In response to circular from the Bureau
OF Charities and Corrections of the Worlds
Fair, Chief Brown has decided to have an
exhibit at the big show illustrating the
work of the various bureaus of his depart
ment, particularly that of the police. All
cities of over $4,000 population have been
invited to have sim liar displays, which will
be placed in the space set aside for the lib
eral arts.
The exhibits will include maps, charts
and other apparatus illustrating the pres
ent facilities for dealing with criminals and
dependents The police feature will con-
sist, among other things, of miniature
policemen ten inches high showing the
style of uniforms worn by police in various
cities, as well as miniature patrol wagons
and fire apparatus.
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A BIG GASSER.

The Pinhook Field Produces Its First
Well.
Oil was struck in the Haffey well, near
Milltown, yesterday morning, and is flow
ing in large quantities. The well belongs
to the Carnegie Steel Company, but the oil
right belongs to Say & Haymaker, and was
put down for gas.
This is the first large oil well yet struck
III the famous Pinhook gas field. and has
created great excitement among operators.
The strike was made in what is called the
100-foot sand, 1900 feet from the surface.
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A BOYS PLUCK.
He Picks Up His Discovered Arm and
Carries 1t Home.

He PICKS Up HIS Dlssevered Arm and
Carries 1t Home.
An italian boy, the 6-year-old son Of a
milk peddler at the coal works on the Plum
Creek branch of the Allegheny Valley Rail-
road, five miles from Verona, was struck by
the 6 o'clock train this evening, and
probably fatally injured. The train was
making up and the little fellow crossed the
track in front of the train. which was back
ing up. His arm was cut completely off
above the elbow.
After the car had passed by the boy got
up, picked up the discovered member and
started for home. Brakeman Dixon ran
after him and helped him to the car; he
was taken to Unity and medical attendance
summoned AS the boy is injured internally
it is the opinion of the doctors that he
cannot live.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25
BENEFITS AND PAY GIVEN OUT.

Both Strikers and Non-U Union Workers Re-
ceived Money Yesterday.
Yesterday the strikers at Twenty-ninth
and Thirty-third street mills received their
first strike benefits from the National
Lodge of the Amalgamated Association.
One weeks benefit was paid to every men,
ber of the association in good standing.
The men at both the Upper and Lower
Union mills received their pay yesterday.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25
WILL FORM A MARCHING CLUB.
Homewood Republicans Organizing for 9
Vigorous Campaign.

HOMEWORK Republicans organizing tor q
Vigorous Campaign.
Republicans in the Twenty-frst ward
propose to make things lively out that way
during the campaign. A meeting was held
at the Office of Alderman Means last night
for the purpose of effecting permanent
organization. A. H. Edwards was elected
President, Harry Lewis, Vice President;
W. A Means, Secretary, and j. L. Wright,
Treasurer. 1t was decided to form march
ing club, and about 25 names were secured
for membership in this company. Another
meeting will be held next Tuesday evening
in the same place.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25
"TID BITS"

EXPOSITION. ITO God, thy country aud
thy friends be true" The Exposition
is thy friend, gentle reader, be true to
it; give 1t thy countenance and en-
couragement, 1t is in every sense most
worthy of it.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25
Hill Democrats to Organize.

The Democrats of the Eleventh and Thir.
teenth wards will meet tomorrow evening
at the Eleventh ward school hall to hear the
report of the committee appointed at last
Thursday nights meeting on the formation
of an organization for the campaign. The
candidates for the Legislature will be pres.
ent
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25

EXPOSITION. "Where care lodges, sleep
will never lie." Suppose you take a
rest from care for a day and visit the
Exposition. You will enjoy it, go
home refreshed and sleep like top all
night long.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25

EXPOSITION. "Thick rs autumnal leaves
that strew the brooks of Vallombrosa,"
are the pleasant sights to be found at
the Exposition. You will enjoy every
moment of the time spent there.
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EXPOSITION-Black Patti. Something new
something phenomenal. Don't fail to hear
her. Afternoon and evening week Of Sep
tember 26. Ono week only.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25

something phenomenal. Don't fail to hear
her Afternoon and evening week Of Sep
tember 26. One week only.
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EXPOSITION. "Brevity is the soul of wit"
We will not take up your time telling
about the Exposition; you probably
have been there and know all about It.
Everything good that is said about tho
Exposition is true.
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EXPOSITION. "With all thy faults we love
thee STILL" Dear old Exposition, thou
art entwined in our hearts; we long to
keep thee with US always.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25
y SPECIAL
y BARGAINS
FOR
THIS WEEK Only.

Ingram Carpets at 25c yard.
Ingram Carpets, better grade. at s1c.
Lace Curtains at 6oc to 81 a pair.
The above are all fresh, new goods.
We have from 40 to 50 styles in the
two grades of Carpet, and the prices
we have put on them are just ONE
HALF what they are selling for every
where. Just the thing for bedroom
or kitchen. This is positively the
last week for these goods at the re-
duced prices.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25

ABOU BEN ADHEM.

.A6ou Ben AaAev (uay Ills tribe mcsaseD
Auoke one might from a deep dream efbsaes
-Aud saaO uihzlu the moonlight in his r0oms
Making IrzcA and like lilly d0oms
Il be,sou awzaug in book of goM
Exceeding beace had made Ben AdAem dokI
Ana to the presence IN the room he said
"WAat u1ztest tkou2" The ylsion raised its head
- And answered IN manner hard to nzatch-
"lAm advertisement f0r the great DLSPATCHI
For oeH you ku00O the man uAo uould be aOlse
In THE DISPATCH his aVanb must aa5,e,zlse
Its rates arsOe,y @1O, as you haze heard
Its aOant Aas cost you but a cent a uOorM"
Ben 4aAem answered: 81 your meaning catch,
44nd ALL my ads IH send to THE DISPATCH"
-4na aCyken ne17 day he read 1T DER aOvh zesb
Lo his advertisement led all the rest!I
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Pneumatio-Tired Bicycles,

Slightly shopworn, at a reduction of $40 to
$50. PITTsBURG CYCLE Co.,
42S Wood street,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25

FURNITURE packed, hauled and stored.
HAUeH & KEENAN, 33 Water street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25

DIR. B. NJ. HANNA. Eye, ear, nose an
throat diseases exclusively. Office. 7eO Penn
treet, Pittsburgr Pa. ssu
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AT ONE-THIRD PRICE,
Boys Suits 81 SO and S2 "a

Boys Suits 81 so and % "a.
Monday we will sell !, 500 boys suits, sizes
to IA, neat cassimeres and cheviots, pleated
plain or double-breasted, at 81 so and 81 "a.
just one-third the regular price. Ask for
them P. Z. Z. c., Clothiers,
Corner Grant and Diamond streets.
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EXPOSITION-Biack Patti, the gem Of gems
in the musical line, week of september %,
afternoon and evening, don't fail to hear
her
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EXPOSITION. Black Patti, the musical
prodigy, week OF September 26, afternoon
and evening.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25

EXPOSITION. Black Patti, the musical
wonder, week Of September 26, afternoon
and evening.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25

Notice To
Expressmen and teamsters. See our light
and heavy weight harness before buying
elsewhere.
PrrTsBURa HARNESS EMPORIUM,
AS Wood street.
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Communication !

j. W. BREEN suggests that IL the Republi-
can policy raises or maintains wages, that
all whose wages have been increased vote
for Dalzel, and all who's, wages have not
been increased. or have been reduced, vote
for Breen. Nothing fairer than that.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25

EXPOSITION. Black Patti, the musical
wonder, week of September 26, afternoon
and evening.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25
Notice To

(something new to-morrow.)
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25

was talking of the benefits IF the tariff he
IS intS[r. W>lshman, who
wanted to know what the Mckinley bill
had done for the Homestead men.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25

have to pay it The consumer would paw
the duty. This is Democratic doctrine, and
according to that party is the only kind OF
tariff needed in the United States. The
Democratic platform says by implication
that the party doesn't care for the Ameri-
can people.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-08

rige Mtuitang : S1tfel Bel Slopes YaB
gar ni6t gu 5weifeln 1T, 10 1T bic 3uz
funft bon CORPUS Gbriti als Safenz
itabt 10 gut tpie geit6ert a%nsuiebelt.
Was bas fir gat5 Meit Seras,
urb nt6t sum- penigiten fir San N1z
tonio, 5u bebeuten bat, liegt gu FLAIR
auf Der 9atb, I'M erit eites beionbez
rem 9inpeiies SIT bebiirfen. Corpus
Gbriiti piirbe Ser golt5 ipecielle Nusz
flbr Safen San NntOnios unb bes
nit ieinem Sa11bel pon linn abbangigen
8ebieteS iperber u1tb Die baraus e1ttle=
benDen @e6ielbe5iebungen perben fir
beibe StaOte Don Der alergrDBten @ifz
tigfeit iein.
Gans beionbers aber piirbe bic graltz
iaspaB : 8abn nit ibren 3%meigbabnen
tamentli6 Der mod gu bauenbe1t
mad ben Grsbiitrictet BON 2lanoz@ou1tz
tp = eite 8ebeutl1ng getpinnen, bon
Der mat li6 iebt nod fa1m cine att
ndbernb ri6tige Gorfelung s1 MAIDEN
DerftQQ
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Gr lit uidnt re61t Bel grpft!

GU Bort man oft nerpenitarfe 9eute iM, in perddtltz
der @eiie lber ipl4e NIT ihwad,en glerpen duBern
Der letdt ~erreSbdre .3uitanp res n~erpbien Spr pf rnz
her8 ptrp ais a~nsebprne lle6eaauntsfeit beldSelt.
Man sebt hber rte redt prudenben Srantbettsipmptpz
me, penen er nrterpprten TIT, nur gar gu germ let9t
btnmes. Die aeuBerung, er pber ie TIT etn yGrant, I"
@eSantenloie ben an Merppittdt ee.benS emu III abeiI
perben ldBt. @letd5ettis siebt eS aber tetn tbatid9=
LID besrhnbeteres 9eiben, fetneS Fat etren leifter
ertldrbaren n%ripruns, ipbaIb eS 6rpnti4 tit. rnppaz
i~tdnbtse @erbauuus unb manse1bafte @iiimtliruns pes
@enpHenen iinb ftefS prn ~nerc6ier Grrestbeit unb
Safpade %besleitet. Man %frifttse bic 9errauuns unb
ben Stcirehiel NIT Spitetter's MasenbttterS unb ners
rbie f3ufdue, saitrti6e8 Srpfpeb unb Der ausemetne
S6rddeSufanb bes &6rperfpfemS perben peri6pinz
ben. Waan b%ebcnfe, bab burh bic @rippe urter
i6trdGen, %nerpbieu 9euten f~urhtbare gerbeerunsen
unb i4hst pr Malaria, GbeumattSwus unb Nieren@
(ethen.
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9rahiIaer gemeis.

rWas," ruff elm Aopofat entriiltet
ei1em Sanertl gu, yjest bab' i6 sic i'm
Wtometlt ipegen Sbrer @robbeit bins
auswerfen lalien uno nun linS Sie
i6on pieber ba !" = rSerr Doftor,"
antiportet Der 2anomann, ,fino g
ipieber gut nnb iiberuebmen g. meme
Vertretnns i6 bab' eins'leb'n: sic
linb Der ein5ise &ouOfat, Der fursen
Yroaek maAt!"
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SINNER oerIelbe.

n9ier, Sobann, baben Sie feds
Wfarf nnb bolem Sic Spei 8arquetplate
gum g arnenfampf ]" 8erftanben pr
rSa!A ipri6t Der Dtener, aber Der
gnaotse Serr fennt ieinen Domeitifen
better unb ia9t sa i'm: rIber, MAIDEN
sic feline CONDITIONER, mie 5bon 10
oft, Sobann u = p@eroe mir bitten !"
berubigt Der Diener i'm unb se6t. Sin
Der Safe bes Gbeaters anselan9t. fra9t
i'm Der 9aiiirer: uSie piini9en /" =
r3wet Parfettpldee gum uMasen.
frampf!"
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0as @prredt.

9uti6er: rSerr Doftor, id
lpoute fhnoigen." = Ir3t: rNber,
Sobann, iparum benn? sic babeu
bod an mir itets eiten srten, na6iid),
ttgen 9errn ssbabt.4- &nt9er:
yDas i6on, Serr Dottor, aber i6
taun bas ni6t mebr aasbalteu, @ir
fomuten jeoen Gag 10 ipat na6 Saule
nno oa 9ibt es itets falte8 @liem." =
Ir5t: rSa,. Sd muB eS aber bod
aud 10 ellen = 3utf6er: ,Das
lhon, Serr Ooftor, Sic fonren audi
oeSbalb ni6t t%iubi9en, bas lam i'd
aber I"
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Der Maaid nnB ieim.

saber, Srau Meier, mas feblt Sbnen
oenn? Sic fiao ia gang mayer 'ipor,
ben, ieitbem i'd sic uimmer 9'iebn
bab'!N nG4, wilien 9, i6 mnB
mild fpegeit mei1em Manr nod aalt,
berunterfiimmern! Wenn er einen
Naui9 pom Wtrtbsbaus beimbringt,
Tam i6 Die gauge yta9t Dor Merger
ntbt rubin, unb menit er feinen beinls
brin9t. laBt mid Die Iuslt, er fonnt'
tranf letn, net i6lafen! !"
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sic fennt ihn.

&aumann (Moreens bon feiuer
Srau abidieo nebmeno): r@enn's
@el6dft gut gebt, Srau6en, bringe i1
Dir audi beate Ben Nffenpel; nit, berl
On Dir 10 lause gepinl1t bait!A =
Bring 1lur ni9t slei9 =
eitett gat5en Iffen nit"
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Mus her Vraris.

nSagen sic mai, mas perotenen Sie
benin, ipenn sic benz Sefunoaner Sad,
bilfeitunoen ertbeilen ?" r@ott,
Stnnbenselo gibbs ia ni9t piel, aber
oaS Wteiite perbiene i9 imner beim
Sfat, ben mir beioe mdbre,tb Der @afs
btlfeltunbett mafen."
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&edt %5dmeideIhaft.

Onfet: pab, alio bas album bat
Dir Detn .2ebrer ais @ei9e1tf fir
Detnen SleiB gen1a6t, 2ies9en? gtlr,
oa pero' i'd mid slei9 eini9reiben. -
9teS9en: rytein, nein Der 6err
sebrer bat mir 9eia9t, baS album biirfe
nt9t 9let6 ner1aut nerben."
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Mba!

Serr: sd mOdte Elm SuBbdnf,
den fir meine Srau tanfen.@ : 9 II
fainter: sd babe bier srobe s(us,
ipabl. yfamentli9 fam i9 Sbnen bier
oieles empfebleu, es 1T iebr lolio lnb
oanerbaft searbeitet. $ pIber,
better Wtann, 9lauben sic benin, baB
t9 et1en eilerren 9da6el babe q
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0emiitblider SaushaIt.

gr: n9ier 1T 0as Sausbaltsselb,
liebe Inna : Sait On benn aud SEN
aii9en3ettel fitr oieie 8o6e i6on fer
ttg I" Ole: u@eptB! Se9S Gage
ellen mir ausparts unb as1 iiebenten
nebmen mir falte &ihe!"
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Cine feline Tantilie.

p@arum liebt man benin Define 81,
tern ntmmer?" = rSte fontten nidt
berauS, Wfa1na fat etren Sungen gee
friest.4 nun0 Detn 9apa?" =
seeds Monate.A
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Gatienermeisheit.

rSratus u1b Galiius ermoroeten Ben
@alar auf cine ieiner @elunobeit b0dit
aa9tbetli9e @eiie." Scr @einbau
1T etne Der berrli9iten @rfinounsen Ser
Nbetnge9eto. "-pOte Mfsbauen linb
Elm iebr gebir9ises 8olf.A vGs lit
lon%oerbar, oaB gile1 unb 3rinfen lbon
IN ben alteiten 3eiten befannt tparen."
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@ut Reconsideration. Der befannte

Di6ter SaintfOir, Der tros ieiner sros
zen Ginnabnlen INNER IN Shulben
itedte, iaB eiuit in einem Sarbiertaoen,
UNI iid raliren 81 lallen. ST mar ltor
etn9eieift, ba trat Elm &auf1nanr elm,
Dem CT @elo i6uloete. Dielc r bate
fa1m ben Oifter erblidt, ais er lin
aud lo9lei6 nm oas gel0 mabnte.
Saintfoir fra9te i'm, oh ct ni1t nit Ser
Se5ablung lparten ipolle, bis ct raiirt
iei. : y3fedt GERM" mar Die Intpart.
: r9dln, sic iino 3euse ber 3ulase,"
rief Der Oi@ter Dem Barber sil, erbob
ii6, wildte Die Seife ab mo trus bon
Stunoe IN eiren Spllbart.
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MuSaenamt.

n@ar1m lammeln sic benin bie
@bampa9neritopfer? "a = n@enn i mad
9aul' fomm', iuerO' t sic af' gu rnei'm
Senlter mats sauf D. StraB' iperfen ;
oann meint mel Nadbar, i bdtt'
ebampa9lter 'trunfen ul1b friest Die
@efblu6t Dor 9teib !"
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Mnsrehe.

Sater: p@te oft babe ib Dir &C.
iagt, Du lollit feline Gomate lelen !"-
To9ter: 80 Bapa, mas ni9t fir
MIDI pabt, oas laiie i'd audi ielbftoer,
itQrbltd QltS |"
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MnidnInia.

rWie f6nnen sic bod slauben, baB
Id selast baben fol-, sic ieien bunm?
Stn i'd boob itetS Ser Gin5ige 9epelett,
Der sic sesen oieie 8el6uloisung in
S9It 9e1onlnen bat"
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0ewisigt.

rGomm', Mdnnderl, on frieslt
eil1en auBl" rj3ets' NAL crit Define
betben Sdttbe por!" = rgber tpar1ln
oem ?"- Oh fOnntelt cine Re6nuns
b'rtn baber /"
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Ser G1tntSer.

uSbre Sran lit aussesansen .
uSa! @ottlob linb beut' alle Shalts
feniter Der Bus> urb Mfobeipaarenlabet,
bts bod binani = st9efroren!"
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GinhfiMer @nuiM,

r2ieber @robpapa, i'd brinse Dir
ntetren @litdwnnl6 gum Sabre8we6lel
utto piinl9e Dir, baB OH 1T bie1eln
Sabre re9t la11ge leben n106teit! !"
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"a 10 !

pSit es lpabrl oaB man seitern nod
S9luB oeS Stides rief: rDi6ter
'raus II" uSa, aber erit na6bem
Der gerfaiier auf Der 8iib1te eridtenen
mari"
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Garirt.

g.: rWfein 6err, sic firtren mid,
els oh sic mid fir eitre1l bu1n1nelt
Sntt9e1 bielte1!" : g.: ,gitte SIN
9esentbett, tb balte sic fiir eirert ans.
ge5ei6neten @ebanfenleler! !"
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~ilnansenebute Srase.

.Gu, Mama, lparutt ia9t benin Der
Bapa INNER gu nit 8engel uno GIT ser
@oupernQlte ltebe8 &t1t0 ?"
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RmfGhtshnH. s

&idF@tspua. Sntel; ,allo
nd6lte @o9e bait Du @eburtsta9, am
Neununo5wanSigiten "a - Neffe:
r4leroiags penn's Dir aber better
pabt, aud germ einise Gage ipatsr, mad
oeru GrftenI"
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Sc r0hneM.

81: u@eb0rt @fat audi gu Sen per-
botenen Sptelen 2" = s.: r&ommt
gang baranf al, mie man p%erbeiratbet
it,"
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Gnh etinna.

Diem # NJ rSaben ste piels
lei6t mas gu TRACER? "a : 6etien>
Der: nSa, II 8udel pol 99nlben! !"
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llmabertrufie,t.

g.: yDeltf' muir, jett bat lid) meine
Srau ldon wieoer eiteit teueit Sut in
ben aopf geIest ; bas lit idolt arg /"
s.: 30 bic metntse bat iib be.
reits einen 11eltett auf Ben &opf geleht
= bas lit nod bel i9limmer!a
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0emtiA> Gnsliidbe gdulc,

Snn Mntonio, 9era8.
Mnerfannf tiidtiee ~2ebranifaIt fir Gnaben
nnb Wtdo1en felt breiBis Sabren in reaer
Birffanafeit. gprtrefHihe 2e6rtrdfte mite,
beirahrter 2eitnns. Der engIii6en Gprahe
tuir6, tpie Der beutfhen, boae 8ednune aes
trdgeH. auberbem llnterridt i'm Gpaniidben.
Ginigermaben bprbereitete Shiiler finoen ie,
oer5eit Aufnabme. Ndbere Mnsfunft e~rtbeifen
PER- S.N@roD8, Brdiipent bss S6uI gprs
tnroes nnb &m. 8arbed, Director Der
"H]rall. tutu-
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geIbNerfe,smtuiB.

uDa betBt es INNER s. Dummen bats
ten Slid! Das lit gang fali6! s.
bin bod g'wiB a folollales 8inooieb,
aber glponnen bab' t bod nod ME
mas u
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NIGHTS !" = g 9mte9erOafer (las
6elno): Stun, ftno sic etua iti1t
iiberrai1t? ?"
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9ie 1%leberraidmmg.

9 d M | GER.
fobn: n9ie fasten
bod, i6 tpiirbe iiber-
rai9t iein iiber Die
Mitsift, mel6e SIRE
& otter erbalten
neroe, uno iest
geben STE mir gar