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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-06

BILLS INTRODUCED Hon. +. h Mere
dith. repreeer;a i've of this Congressional
district. yesretday Introduced bi;ss In 'hs
House 70 psy Mouns Holly B4ptist Church,
Fauuuiar county, 81 200 for use and ocoupa-
ton by fedora troops during the way; TO pay
Sarah a Sgar.Z execuilx OF 3. L S@sT'Z,
Sc O12. found due by he Court nj Clsins t;
TO rev Joseph REDEEM and E ~ }. Redfern
80 1888 40, for toe use q hui dtngs By The Sig
nsl Service, a2d 10 psy JobG w. Fairfax
50 100. he amount ior which bis real estate
Was sold 10 1864 by order Of judge Under-
wood He also presented number OF bills
processing TO repay his constituents for stores
and q. pplee furnished the United States
army during the ate war, es follows: Al
bert Wren, Foirfez county. IS 600; Merg
Strives, Fsiri.x county, So 900; Haonah
Burke. Fauauier oaunty, $25 600 "a ate oi
VIM. g Duliu, Fsirfax county, $4,000 !;
Amelia &. 81. Richards, Fairfax county,
Sl5 600: eefete IF Jane Taylor FsuqQ.er
county, 80 $40; ee ate Of Alexander Poland,
Lordoun cauD $, S1S 600 He also in'ro-
duceA e bill fer the Ielefof JohG I. Hauder-
son. @he pad Tbs .lleesi Commercial sgenis'
tax apd reinlroduced Bits fox the relief oi
William Bushby, Iewls Mckenzie. Sewell B. Cor
bett and 7 beodore Tod, Elizabeth Ann Ogg,
Rachel DYER, q F. SweetDsn, and L. D. Leon,
and.beck 10y Howard introduced duting the last
Congress by Con. Lee. &r. Me1edlth also REIN
troduced omnibus bill Tor The relief OF l rye
number o. cit tDs If Loudoun c. upty which WIS
introduced last ses' ion He also brought forward
again tho Maddox claim, which once passed both
houses OF oDgress nd was vetoed BIZ President
Cleveland. u proposes 10 pay to Laura +. Msd'
dox the amount alleged 10 be duo the late Joseph
81 Maddox for the delivery Of tobacco.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-06

SNOW -Lsst ni&Gt about IL O'Clock o
northeast suow storm set in, which oontin-
ued till about day light this morning, by
which tins the anow had STAINED depth
of about 8 inches. The wind blew quite 3
gaze early this morning and the snow was
followed by rain. The temperature being
mild much q she snow melted this evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-06
What e Woman Can Do

She cannot weik 30 many miles around
Billiard table W!th nothing to eat, end
aothipg a spesk Of TO driGk, but she car
walk ihs q ser 81 night, with fretfu hsby,
wi5hou, going sound asleep the 6sss half
aouF. Log c: sleep with babies is unknowr
ahers s;eusbEekeE's Gum Syrup Ia used
frcs 25 Gu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-06

PROPERTY SALEs.-M.ss Katie NJ G..
Johnston, OF this CIV, has soid her fGo farm
10 Fsiei2x county, Heiow this city, CONTAIN.
iu2 54S sores. so Mr. Clarence Baker, of
No7wicE, N. Y. for $23 56S
Mr.. S B Stoutenhur2h. Of this city, has
purchased toe Summers property. near An
usadsie, Faitfax county, for 50 500 TIE
sale was made through Capt + Beattie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-06
For this section cleaning weather, wia's BE-
nnrning northwest, cold wave.

TIER. & D. r. R.-The Richmond and
Danvilie stockhoideFs' meeting l2ea al
iourned over in Richmond, yesterday, oy
Secretary Brooke to the tWeliih-n5s%O
Tuasdav, The rumor printed yestel'
abou. sweep In the Richmond spr, ~" ~
Vile system lacks confirmation: VI lI9
otns- hsnd ssvs the Richmcpd State IL is
stated positively BY people.in close as'1 c.'.
finn with the New York directors thst Capt
w p Green. the present general MANAGER
Ill, oot n. disturbed tits believed that nis
,'a-,a,s ,pi,l be extended under the hnsocisl
.soresoi zstion ofthe properties. One shing
10 euidept to the public: Gen, I. IL. Logan
has great il fusnce over Gen. s2mnei
Thomas. me con rolling stocsholdsr OF tne
Termipal. ard General Logan is stronR
i,iend OF General Manager Green. AS
stsfed abou, TWO weeks ago, Gen. Thomas
ia 10 be president of the Terminal, vice }.
Il. Inmsn.
The Neg York Herald of to-day says:
Another step was taken yesterday by TIE
Brics.Tnomss faction in the Richmond
Terminal toward psrfeclipg their own plan
of providing for the immediate needs OF the
system. a paper was circulated among the
prominent directors and stockholders ior
subscriptions to fund for the liquidation
of the So 000 000 floating debt OF lhe R!co-
mond and Danvilie. and more than the re-
onirei sum was obtained. Among the plans
DISCUSSED, aud one especially favored By
those nosz in power in the Redmond Term
insl for the reorganization is proposition
to wipe out the Terminal, which does not
own rod OF track. snd to reorganizs 1t
under another name Then it is PROMISED
TO Top off smaller branches and 10 make 1t
en- operating system with the Richmond
aud Dauvilo, from Richmond to he Mis-
eissiDoi river with The East Tennessee, Nir-
eibis and Georgia and rna Georaia Central
"a lts feeders. AZ the Terminal owns the
stock in these roads il is claimed the project
is feasible. The Terminal preferred stock
will 10 that case be taken care oil. Il this
scheme gees ttroug1 President Iuuau will
prooshy resien as president OF thu Termi-
mai. l. Is sJeroely probable that ne Will
oonsent to s. rs-eIecton ss president of the
Rlohmo; d and Danviie If close union oil
the Terminal and the Danviile is near at
hand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-06

BROWNS IRON BTTTERs ALMANAC
For 1894
Contains One Hundred Recipes for max.
Ing delicious Candy cheaply and quickly
at home. This book is given away ut drug
snd general stores.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-06

stonebraker's Eminent is the standard
Imminent used in the hospitals and echools
throughout the world. Price 25 cents bot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-06

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. Jan Sat
Union stock yards this week 1877 Cattle wore on
the market and sold as follows: Best Az "A lhc
good 3%a4c; medium 3a3 lac common 2a2hc
nor lb. 21O Sheep and Lambs were offered. old
Sheep 2ha3lb, and Lam % at lhs61hc per H..
Cows and Calves sold at S20a45. The mark|t was
good for Cattle, Sheep and Lambs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-06
Many Persons are hroken

IdHy i O1 oOHo Hre UlOkeu
down from overwork or household cares.
Browns Iron Bitters Rebuilds the
system aids digestion, removes excess of bile,
and cures malaria Get the genuine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-06

sArr1MoRH, Jan. g.. Flour dull AID un-
chsnaed Wheat frmer; No 2 red SPOT ard the
month 1O2s1O2A Feb 103lhs1O3G; March
1O5s May 1O7s107A; steamer No red 81 pa
S7s104 Corn frmer; mixed spot 52ss,52 y
the month 52s521A; Feb 51Aa511 n; March
61As51A; May 81; steamer mixed 47Aa4S ;
southern frmer white 45a62; yellow 47s52;
Oats quiet No white western 3Slhs39; No
mixed western 371b Bye quit; No e4aSo.
Hay dull and steady; good to choice timothy
S1S 5O4$13 so. Provisions steady and un-
changed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-06

Flour is steady and the demand Ia considered
very fair for the season, as dull period usually
follows the holidays. The Wheat markets ale
somewhat armer, but the improved tone is en-
ti,ely confined to choice milling Wheats, with
range for all sorts Of from 10 to loo per bushei
as to condtionl,of sample offered. Corn Is dull
and lower; most OF the receipts ara damp and
would not bear storing in bulk ; sales at 47a49 !
no cid crop was sold today. Rye 76ae5 Oats
4oa4S. Eggs ara declining-20a21-and slow OF
sac. Buttor 15a23 Pork 4s6, latter for very
small, well-cleaned Hogs. Poultry, Mutton, Beef
Potatoes, Onions, Apples and o,her produce are
without change. Hay aad Mill ee1 ara active
Straw is easy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-06

NEW YORK, Jan Cotton quiet; uplsnds
1916; Orleans 1916; futures s.eady. Flour
sow and irregular. Wheat quiet and we 4
Corn steady. Pork stetdy at SO O0s1O Lard
rm at SIS As
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-06
DRY GOODS.
Woodward & LothrOp,
10th, 18th, and F Streets, NV.
SPECIAL SILT
OF
"NORTH STA BLANH-
DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL SALE

LII -.
Their merits, low price AMI strength
might bs told and retold and yet fall very
far below the truth. We have put the
most value possible into the different
grader, to which we attached diminutive
prices, and they are hey ond question the
Blanket bargains of the season.
White Wool Blankets from $3.50 to S.
a pair.
11.4 White Atwood Blankets Sc to
SIG p.ir.
Our specially is an LA All wool Blank
ct ut SIS psir.
1914 Atwood Blankets Sc 80, $3.50
10 $50 pair.
Finer Blankets at prices ranging flom
SIS 10 $50 pair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-06

The WEEK Oh PRAYER was continued 10
tbs Second Presbyterian Church last night.
The topic to-ui2ht will bs 1.-THE Family and
the Ycung"-Prsise 'or the gracious prem
ise to the godly and their children and for
the increasing number OF young disciples.
Prayer for deeper sense OF the saoredness
of the family relation for invalids and the
eyed for sons, daughters snd servants for
tba conservation of soDs TO the ministry for
5undag schools end all christian associations
for young people; for public schools and ali
educational institutions.-Ps, czxviii: Col.
iii. 1926 I:a. xiv: Ia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-06

CHICAGO, jan. 6-1O45 a. m.-Wheat-J Jan
9s7s; May 947s. corn-Jan 3ela; May ~
Oats-Jan %; May 31%. PoTsr oIs 90;
Nay 81 15. Lsrd-Jsn ST 12thso 10 May
Sc 40. Short ribs--Jan S. 371b; May So %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-06
DOWN COMFORTS.

DOWN COMFORTS.
II you want sonnet Ing that is warmth
giving Without weight see the line OF
Down Co:cfort' we are showing in six
and Saline. Prices rsnge from S. to
500 so each.
HORSE BLANK ELS from $l.25 to So
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-06

cesioais in the Revolutionary movement snd
that Prince Iturbids is an avowe6 candidate
for the Presidency against Disz PINES
Ituroide, woo is wei. known here, aud who
Ia nov In Washington, denies ell knowiedgs
of The reports.
Cards ava ou5 for the marriage OF Miss
Mertie McCrackaG, of New Ofieaos. enc
Mr.. J. W. Seward, OF Petersburg, WHICH i5
to take place in the former city on the l2.h.
Miss Friend last Diebt entertained num-
Der OF her frleuds ut 6 dsightful german
given at ths residence Of Miss Mshsfey, en-
Duke street
Mics Nsunis Milton and Kiss Annie X.
gour Of l. udoup, are visiting Mrs. E0ii
Sehssf or Prince street
Mr.. III. B. Hsrlow, treasurer Of the Ger
mau and Perps!ueI Buiiding Associations
last night handed mely entertained the OIL
rectors of those associations and numoer
OF his pthar friends ST his residence on AL
fred street.. q number OF happy spaeohsR
we're made dur;ng the evening.
NJ, james Keoga. of Roanoke, Is In the
cite on short visit to his many friends here
Mi Ka lie Fl. G. Johnston, one of AsS-
sndt...'j most besuifu snd accomplished
bellies, who ia spending the winter With
friepos 10 Baltimore, spent yesterday aad
to-day at her hone 10 this city. She rs
turned tbis evening 10 Baltimore wbers her
ATTRACTIONS have won heg many edm!reEs.
HYpRAUL1oN S. F. E. Gothic sixty
sixth snuua meeting of this company was
he d lest night, President Rcherd l.. CarHe
in the chsr Oge member wss transferred
from The trial TO the active roll. and smother
dropped, not having uniformed withlo Inc
ninety Cags allowed. Six young men ware
romicatei for membership. The following
otfioere we're unanimously slected Tor tho en-
ruiGg year; viz, Richard Ia. Carne, presi'
dent; Cha, ca Goodrich, lat vice-presid ut;
Rob,r, G5onau, % Co.; Henry a. Dos'n.
bsm, sectetsrq S. Robert Shinp. recorder
George W. D x, treasurer; George W. Petty,
foreman; VIM. H. Ta,sspaugb, assistant
foreman; Henry a. Downbau, commsnder
of hcss. The fore men Tes requested 10 sp-
polpt Messrs. Charles &. S@i;h, Edward
H.arnsli, J. Vim. Kell, Herbert Price, George
Norris, sud George 7. Ward. pipemen. Ihs
follcwinG treo u'ion was unanimously sdop-
ted viz
R 8 lived, Thet be thanks OF shis COMBS.
nv are due, and arc hereby entered Nj.
VIZ. Il. Bop'z, engineer, snd Mr. Thomas
D Dix, 6river OF tbs Company, for ne faith
,ul sno fficent manner 10 which hey bave
diech srged their respec i've Su;ier.
INSTALLATION District Dscuty Grand
Master VIM E L. ham. Of Potomec Lodge,
No. IS, sssistei by members of bat Lodge,
Installed the following officers of Sarepts
Lodge, 1 o o F., last nisas: n. G., " n
Brissey V. g.. Thos. Wernock B. 8, r.
Robey F. s., E. r. teels treasurer, J. T
Blvd. & s. to N G. W D, q zimmerman IL.
s to N. G., ". W. shei wood Warden, j.
NJ Luckett; conductor. J. ". J flies s
cbeplsir. 0rige R s. s. Wa. Roes-
man L. S s.. ] snrouse 0. G., 2. w.
simp CD I. G.. F He's!ey r S. to Y.
G., L Il. McDaaiels; l. s. 80 Y e, O.
Hutose9e. Tbs eff ,era OF Potowac Lodge.
10 o.. F., will be eleoed and installed 90
Friday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-06

OLD CHRISTMAS Day. = Epiphany" or
Twelfth Day." or cd Christmas Day."
vas celebrated to-day 10 some Of the
churches in this city by special services. 1t
Is known In tie Chris,isn year only ss
Epiphany, the word eignifying "appear
snce," and 1t ia 3 festival of the church In
oommemoration of the manifestation CT
Christ to the Genties, or more expresslV to
the three wise men, Or Magi, of the East,
@ho came, led by the star. to worship Him
Immediately after His birth, Il gives the
name TO 40 important season in the church
year. reckoDsd as Sundays after Epiphany.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-06
WHITE QUILTS.

WHITE QUILTS.
We can meet your every want in these
good. sizes for single, ihree.qusrter,
double and extra large beds. 75c to So.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-06
COMFORTS.

COMFORTS.
Bear in mind we do not sell any but
,ure Cotton-fi led Comforts.
Comforts covered with calico, sijkaine
or Saline, 81 to So. so each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-06
orb BLANKETS.

orb BLANKETS.
We are showing choice line OF Crib
BlaI kets in fine soft lsmbs' wool. $1.25,
to So 90 pair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-06

THE MUsICAL.-Thst Alexandria has q
large number OF music loving people is at.
tested by The sudieucss that have crowded
Sarepta Hall at each of the twenty .pine
complementary fehearsas given By the AL
exsnd.ia Musical Association. That of last
night was creditsbie entertsinment, and
these present were we'll pleased. The pro.
gramme, OF ten numbers of bright music,
well rendered, made the rehearsal of sat-
6cIent,length to satisfy everyone. Mr.. W.
E. Cooper was the instrumental sooist on
the flute. he played Come to Erin" With
full orchestra accompaniment, which won
for him hearty encore. Tho associations
sixth annual meeting for the election of Off
GERS for 1892 takes place tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-06

POLICE Rg7oBT Lsst aieht wes oloudy
md snow hogan falling Al ] 1 o'c:ock. There
sere two prisoners and several iodgers az
y, ata,ion houee.
T1e Mseor this morning disposed Of the
10. ring csses:
allie Johnson, ooored, for stealing monev
from Alexander Row. colored, was fined $40
or given 60 days ID jail.
R.se Quander, oolored, who escaped from
the work house, had her time extended 80
days.
Geo. Blackburn. colored. charged with
stealing $50 from Mildred Johnson, was dit
missed
John Petit, charged with stealing pair
OF pantaloo2s from the house of Ed Beach,
where be bad been allowed to sleep Monday
night, was locked up.
Warrants have been issued against all
persons who are conducting business with.
out license.
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Cine Crbiua1ts

Sur N1nenbirrng Ser Orbi1tatts in 8e>
Sug auf @ebaube unD berer Stunt
mertrung.
Sci es perprbtet bur6 ben Stabtz
ratb Der Stabt San Nntpnip, baB Set
tion Z unb Seftion 10 Der SrbinanS,
Die ii6 auf @ebdltbe urb beren Stunt
merirung be5iebt unb mel6e am 16.
NDbember 1891 angerommer unb ge>
billigt purbe, 10 amenbirt perbe, bab
iie in 3ufunft lautet:
Seftion Z. Nle 6duier miiHet1
an ibrer SrontzS Settle in beutli&c5 Iidhtz
barer Weii lie ,nummerirt tperben, 10 baB
bic Summer beqltem bon Der anberett
@eite Der StraBe aus geleIen merben
fam unb omar 1T Der Weife, nie Der
Stabtratb bas a%1torbnet, es lei benn,
baB Der @%igentbiimer pber 8empbner
irgenb zines Sauies auBer Dem o%fficielz
len Hummer=S 6ilbe nod etn ornamer>
taleres unb eleganteres anbringen lai1en
min. Sebenfaus barf aber bas S6ilb
ni6t fleiner als 4 sou I'M Quabrat
fem.
Seftion 10. Cine competente
BerlDnli6feit ioa ppm MfaDor ernanl1t
perben, mel6e befugt 1T, ieben @ru1tbz
eisentbiimer pber Ngenten, init Der of
fi5iellen Saus : Summer gu berieben,
Sober Saus : @igentbiimer ober Der
Ngent zines iol6en, mel6er ses berz
idumt, tnnerbalb BON sebn (10) Sager
ta6 ieiner 8ena6ri6tigung bic offtz
cielle Summer an5ubringen, ioG eines
Iergebens f6ulbig era6tet unb mad
erfolgter neberfiibrung por Dem &efor=
Der D%erlrtbeilt merhen unb 5Dar ioa
ieber Sag Der 8erfdumniB als gel pttz
berries 8ergeben betra9tet iperben.
Nagenommen unb gebiQigt ben Z.
Mdr5 1892.
8rpan GaIIagba1t,
MaDor.
Ntteiirt: 6. g. @laubon,
GitD Glerf.
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Hg- @enn Semanb fein unb Sl an.
nebmbaren Yreiie ipeiien mill, 10 gebe
er gum Mifiions= Garten. Die
Serren 3bciner & @aul, 8eIiber bic.
les @tabliKements, balten barauf, ibre
@dlte tets Dollfommen 5ufriebe1 81 tel
len. Ollie iailonmdbigen 9elifatefen,
Nultern, Wilb, Slide, @efliigel &C linf
bortin Der belifatelten 3ubereitung ale
3eit gu baben. Mtoblce,ted uerbeh a1i
Muni6 in Die Wobnungen Der &unber
geianbt. 9tu6 bietet bcf nit Del
Speiiemirtbi6aft perbunbetle 9 a r:
+ o bic beiten @etrdnfe, ftetS friI6ee
Bier uflb feline 2iqrt0re unb @eine.
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q mfnmft.
9eietbies.


@enn Sbr @urer @eiunbbeit ober
Der grbolung pegen cine biibf6e &eiie
MAIDEN pollt, 10 ratben mir @u6, nod
9ot Springs, Nrf., Dem u@arlsbab
@merifas" 81 geben, mel6es inn Ger
gen Der S5arfberge liegt, umgeben BON
rei5enber Seenerie nit i96nen Sabr>
nnb 6uBwegen unb ben beilfrdftiglten
auelen Der Welt. Sbr errei9t es
bur6 bic fein a~usgeftatteten 3iige Der
Sron Mountain 8abn. Wegen iau 1trir.
ter pampblete nit 8ef6reibung (frei
~berianbt) wenbet @u6 an ben Igenten
Der &pmpagnie ober an ben General
Bafagier @genten Der Mo, pae. &p.
Co., ct 2puis, Mo.
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Cine beifle Traae.

Der fleine Otto bate bic Snfluen3a
unb fetn S6weiterden @mmD ourfte
uidt 3a inn ms 3immer man bate
linn 9eiast, baB Oas anitedeno mare.
Balb barauf eretsnet lid I'M 6auie Elm
freaoises 5amilienereiSniB Der Stord
bat Elm 8riioer6en sebradt. s m m j !:
.Darf i'd CUR Mama % = 8ater:
.yfein, liebe Gmmn, BITE Manta lit
tranf nno ltest gu 8ett /" = @m m b:
.Sft benn baS aud 70 anfteden6 pa
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@etreisf6ne.

Q, 8. GliHcrb in gesr Ga6el, Wts. Bate uerpbSes
&rpftpet unb Rbeumatt8mns, bic acknowledgement
paren tn f4le9ten 9nfaube, bic 2eber merfth anses
srtfens Bate tetueu Nppetit unr mar ~hbertaupt spus
ftdubts e~nttrdftet. Drei GlaiAen electric 8itters bas
ten tn turirf.
Gbparb ebepbsrb, Sarrisburs, gu totte cine
sifene @uube am Betne, bic i&on ADJ Sabre selaufen
febeu GdaGtein BadIen's grnica Salbe unb bic
Dunbe TT sebeilt. Srtn Gpeafer, Gatauba, Obtp,
bate ftnf Nunben am Betne bur& Gteter peruriaGt.
3ie aerste ~erfldrten feinen Sau ais u%nbeilbar. Cine
TIaf3e electric gitters unb etpe S6adtel 8ud1ens Grs
mica Galbe taben TIN ppuifdnbts eIrirt. gu taben tn
enen aprtbefen. GbcIph Dretb, abompiSn & Co.,
Wbriefale.
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Weae betttid)e 2lpptbefe.
~. & % &alfeDer, $40 Off : Son:
ftpn -gtraRe.

9ie Serren 30. & 90. aalteper, erz
fabrene Npntbefer -utb @bemifer, ba>
BEN in No. 800 StsSouftonitraBe eine
9eutf6e Npptbefe etablirt. 9ie Ger
rem fibren ielbtperltdnbli9 ein poles
2ager pon 9roguen aler Nrt, Batents
mebi5inen, 8 pilettenartifel etc. utlb tper=
ben beionbers Der &eeeptur lire 9anpts
aufmerfiamfeit f6enfen. 8eibe iinb
in ibrem Sadie i'm Norben, fopie In
9euti6lanb ausgebilbet pDrbem.
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Ser idfaus anna.

W m q: pNber, Sans. parum
lernft Dn ni9t? @lei9 rimm bie 5ibel
unb bu6itabire." sans: vMama,
i4 mill aber nod nidt iterben!" =
M a NJ a: r@ie fommit On benin ba,
ranf p sans: pyia, Der 8apa bat
geltern bod geiast; Der 9nAftabe
t0btets.n
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Der idlans gariae.

2teutenant ga leinem Burfden):
n2eri mas fdllt Sim Elm f! ga be,
fdspert fi9 BITE 3ofe meiner Srau, ST
bdtte TIT ettter SuB se9eben g r
f4e: Der 9err lieutenant babeu mir
befoblen, sesen Gae 5uporfommenb su
fein. Ga 0urfte ids ia nidt abwar>
ten, bis = fie mir einen 9ibt IL
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Grhfihfeit.

Stubtofus(3u letnem Sreunbe, Ser
tnner III @eloperlesenbeit iit): nS6abe.
6aB Du feine 9inoer baft, Die piirbel
In Der Shule raid uormdrts fonlmen."
= nWte fommit On barauf?" =
pIles, mas Dn bait miro ia re9el,
mdbi9 Derieht."
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sdtper IN crfaaeu.

STUDENT (gia6ts beSebt an elmer
Saustbiir): nS6utmann, S1us,
manu- g d II + mann: sd
bite, mein Serr, bieien ydrm gu nntcr,
lallen, mas wiinlden Sic benn ?" =
Stuoent: u8rinsen Sic mir Gin
anbereS t9auS; gu bieien bier paBt
metn 6au8ihliiiiel ntft!"
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sein gtanpbuuft.

Mam q (@ittme) n8aif nur eir>
nal auf. 9dns1en, ipdter, tpenn Dm
erft NAL srOber biit, mtrft Du l6on
etrjeben, mas fiir cine quite Mittter gu
bait.A- sG9, Mauia, ipenr gu cine
quite Mfntter udrft, batteit On idon
ldr8ft einen 9on0itor %aeheirathst.n
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Giaeme aufiaKuma.

8ater Ser 8raht: rWie, 3ebne
tauienb Mtarf S6ulben baben Siel
Das lit ia gang u~ngebeuer! = Be.
werber (9el6meidelt) uyfi6t wabr,
S6pie9erpapa6en, iopiel &reoit batten
sic mir gar ni9t 3ugetraut !"
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anoerer 0ruun.

SAT- (bem @irtb bas @las 8ier
ae~igeno): sic, 9err @irtb - ba
tdalttt g rur Der = pie triib' beute
oaS Bier it, - Wirtb: vTriib'?
Was Sbnen nidt einfdlt - ba lit it1r
oaS @laS 10 idmntta.A
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Jrommer @mmid.

Dame (5u einem Serrr, ipelder Die
9reppe binunter9efalea iit): yG6
@ott, bin i6 eri9roden, i9 Oa9te, es
mare mein Mann." = 6e vDas
ware mir audi lieber, iper1 Der es se>
peier tp6re."
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Gaf: r@arutt tpeint SIR beutt,
9tnber -Bube: p@eil Der frembe
9err infer liebes Sasel iBt!4
Dilemma.

8adftf@ {To9ter elmer nod jun
gen @ittpe): AID, i6 m09te su eerrte
beiratben = sefalt MIR aber @iner
uno er gefdllt ni6t Der Mama, banlt
bart t4 tin nidt nebmen; sefallt er
aber Der Wan1a, oann nimmt lie i'm
am @n6e felblt!"
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&innfide Teuofer.

S6bm6em: sag 8apa, fuarltm
itnst benin unier &anarienu09el6en
nt6t ?"-Bapa: rSinb, neil eS eth
Weib9en lit !" : S6bn9en: STA,
Wtama lit bod aud eit Wetb9en, ltnst
aber bod, Yapal"
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&efqnirt.

u%gfa5bauer, Deins Sobn bat bier
Sabre 3u9tbau8 9efrie9t!" 80?
Sea, mei1etmesen! Der @ine friest
pom Staat Srben, Der Inbere 3uht,
bauS; mas fattn man ba MAIDEN :"
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9eshaIb.

sd beritebe ptrfli9 ni6t, ipeSbalb
Srduletn Wfiiller INNER Seoeri6mud
trdgt.A = uGber i'd bite Sic, monit
fol- fid etne @ans benin anbers
fhmitden ?"