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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-08-04
DURING THE WEEK.

1t is reported that when the queen
sent for duke of Devonshire and asked
him what could be done to avoid calling
Gladstone to form a new cabinet, he
answered the only way was to abdicate
the throne.
Information has been made by Ex-
Private lams against Colonel Hawkins,
Llcutenant-Colonel Streator and AS
slstant Surgeon Grim, of the Tenth
Pennsylvania regiment, for aggravated
assault and battery and assault and
battery, and warrants were issued.
The charge of aggravated assault was
for tying Iams up by the thumbs, and
assault and battery, for shaving his
for damages, and the attorneys are
confident of convictlng the defendants
on the charges named.
In the trial of Alice Mitchell, at
Memphis, for the murder of Freda
Ward, the jury, after ten minutes de-
liberation, returned verdict of IN
sanity.
Recently the fireman attending to
the gas under the boilers at Carnegie's
Union mill at Pittsburg, stepped out of
the boiler room. He was gone but a
moment, but when he returned the gas
was not burning. He threw lighted
waste into the line of gas and an ex-
plosion followed, which, owing to the
quick return, did no damage. This is
regarded as treacherous work Of -
enemies of the company.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-08-04
THE IOWA STATE BUILDING,

The accompanying cut represents the
Iowa State building at the Columbian
Exposition, as viewed from the south
east.
On the shore of Lake Michigan, at the
north end of jackson Park IA few years
ago aud before the Worlds Fair had
been located there, the South Park
Commits sioners erected u building
known as the shelter" lie feet long
by 80 feet wide. with conical towers.or
pavilions at the corners II is a granite
structure with slate roof.
A lot of ground including this shelter
has been assigned to Iowa with per-
mission to make such changes and ad-
ditions as might be desired, provided
that at the close of the Exposition it
should be restored to its present con-
lition.
1t is intended to use the Shelter for
the State collection exhibit of natural
products, to show our wealth of re-
sources, and not TO compete for prem
| ums.
Adjoining the Shelter on the west, is
to be erected new part 60Xl00 feet,
shown in the cut, extending from the
window in the middle tower, 60 feet, to
the left of the building.
The Josselyn & Saylor Co., archl-
tects, of Cedar Rapids, joined the two
| in such harmony as to give to the whole
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-08-04
AUDUBON AUDUBON co, IOWA, THURSDAY. AUGUST l. 1892

the affair is that the person who cut
the hair was not thief, for he left the
hair lying on pillow just where he
had shorn it. 1t was suggested that
the lady might have done it in her
sleep, but no shears could be found
with which the work could be done.
1t is therefore the deed of some villain
who may have been engaged in rellev-
ing others of their tresses.
Two unsuccessful attempts at suicide
were made by young ladies of Mechan-
icsville. Since the hanging of Mauch
at Lisbon the other day, suicide APP
pears to have become disease in that
part of the state. The last attempts
were the result of love affair, 1t APP
pears that the two young ladies-Car-
RE Conkwright and Carrie Miller-were
| in love with the same man, a country
| youth, and there was considera BILE
strife as to which would gain ultimate
! possession of him. On several occasions
| these strifes have resulted in bitter
| quarrels, which have caused consider
! able i'll feeling between them. They
recently had one of these quarrels, and
as result the Conkwright girl secured
a revolver and started out with the
avowed intention of shooting Miss Mil
| Ter. Her purpose became known to a
| young man, who disarmed her, and she
then, in fit of desperation, took dose
of chloroform, which physician soon
relieved her of. Miss Miller at about
! the same time took the train for De.
Witt and when she arrived there Sc
cured some morphine pills and took four
of them. She was also relieved of her
poisonous dose by the aid of physi-
clan. The girls are both alive and in a
fair way to recover.
Secretary Shaffer of the Iowa
Agricultural Association is fast com
plotting arrangements for one of the
most successful meetings of the state
fair that the society has ever enjoyed.
At his Office a large force is engaged in
sending copies of the prospectus tb
every section of the state. The fair
will be held from August 26 to Septem.
Der inclusive. The premium offerings
will aggregate $4,000, and are liberal
in all the departments of stock, farm,
garden, dairy, workshop and household
There are barns that will accommo-
date over 200 head of horses and cat
tie, over 900 hog pens and 100 sheep
pens, a fine poultry house provided
with 264 wire net coops Commodious
buildings for the display of fine arts,
grain and grasses, pantry and kitchen,
fruits and flowers, dairy implements
and machinery. In natural grove of
timber there is magnificent camping
ground lighted by electricity and pro-
vided with water. Those coming with
teams, the horses will be separated
from the camp to prevent accidents.
All this is provided free for those who
desire to come and enjoy the pleasure
of camp life. 1t is a pleasant and an
independent way to enjoy the fair.
Meats and groceries can be purchased
on the ground. Tents can be rented
on the ground at nominal prices, good
during the fair. Cots, chairs, tables,
etc, can also be rented at reasonable
prices. To the camper, every arrange
ment will be made to make your visit
one of pleasure and comfort.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-08-04

is now so generally recognized, that the bus,
ness of making and selling them has rapidly
become a profitable one. OF course such a
state Of affairs tempts many to try to secure
portion of the profits, rightfuily belonging
to the original inventors and their successors.
Old ideas, which have been tested and re-
jected years ago, are rcfurbished and trott,d
out to do duty as ''latest improved"
etc. The apparent indifference Of the Rem
ington typewriter people, who control the
leading fun damental patents, has encouraged
infringers to boldly make use of the Reming-
ton patents.
The near approach Of day Of reckoning is
now foreshadowed by the granting Of an in
junction in New York against the selling
agent of one Of the small-fry typewriter con
Germs. II is reported that other suits will
speedily be brought against other machines
An injunction-a very unusual proceeding In
mercantile cases-bas been allowed, and the
agent OF the Franklin has been compelled to
stop business in the Franklin machines en-
tirely. After the manner of culprits, the Of
tenders Immediately tried TO break the force
Of the matter by explaining that the patent on
which they had infriuged had but a few
months TO run, etc, etc. The injunction
stands, nevertheless, and the Remington Co.'S.
attorneys are understood to have plenty Of
similar cases against this and other machines
which are 20 be brought to judgment very
shortly
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-08-04

Nc fashion of the moment in jewels
is to mount the pins and stars and
floral sprays on a black or red satin
ribbon arranged across the front of the
bodice from right to left. Tiaras are
less worn than formerly by ladies Of
high degree. The coronet is despoilcd
of its diamond stars, which appear in
more modest arrangement in a comb,
or pins studded here and there through
the hair. "Crcolc' or hoop earrings
are taking the place of cluster or soli
taire earrings, where earrings ere worn
at all. Worth's latest novelty is n
nechlct to wear out of doors, which Is
made of pearls, the best imitation,
strung on silver cord, with knot be-
tween each pearl, and finished, oddly
enough, with Jet tassels.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-08-04
ROASTED In NAPHTHA.
AWFUL SEQUEL OF A TRAIN
WRECK IN OHIO.
Forty Workmen Burned, Four Fatally,
by an Explosion Resulting from Care
lessness--Two Persons Killed In u
Wreck Near Alton, Ill.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, Aug. 3.-one of
the worst wrecks the Big -Four has ex-
perienced in recent years occurred yes
terday afternoon shortly after IL
o'clock at Cold Springs, four miles west
Of here, 10 the first section of west
bound freight No. Go, in charge of
Conductor Mara and Engineer Smith.
While tho train was running at the
rate of twenty-five miles per hour n
truck or some part of the running gear,
just what is not yet known, of one of
the cars broke. In an instant thirteen
cars, all loaded, were piled up in indie
scribable confusion. The wreck oc-
Cured in the limekiln region where
the road runs for a couple of miles in
a small canyon and the track is com
pletely blocked. OF the cars, four
were loaded with naphtha, which
caught fire. The entire wreck blazed
fiercely, Illuminating the country for
miles around. The financial loss is
estimated at $4,000 or over Four
persons were burned fatally. They
IRE:
TOM HARRIS, quarryman, blistcred from
head to foot.
WILLIAM CRANE, burned on head and
back.
JOHN HAYNES. burned on neck and face
WILLIAM KENNEDY, burned all over the
cody.
Nineteen other men were seriously
injured.
At o'clock in the evening, while
nj 4.
around and working upon the wreck,
some man smoking pipe emptied the
burning contents of the bowl into de-
bris which had become saturated with
naphtha from one of the wrecked cars.
Instantly there was a fash and a
tongue of fire ran along the
ground for distance of about fifty
feet The men went to work at
once to extinguish the blaze, which
slowly worked its way to the tank from
which the naphtha had leaked. The
men were repeatedly cautioned to be
careful, but as time passed they be.
came Indifferent. About half an hour
elapsed when there was a terrific OK.
plosion of the naphtha tank A small
stream of the oil not larger than wheat
straw had reached the blaze. The fame
ran up the side of the iron end, and
then, with the thunder of the explo-
sion, there was flash of light illumin-
ating the whole heavens for an instant.
One man a few hundred feet away said
the blaze of light extended upward
about 400 feet. The burning oil was
thrown in every direction with fearful
results.
Nine of the mcn-Ford, Kurtz, Miller,
Baker, Bratner, Wright, Snyder and
the Mowers-were quarrymen. All
the others were members of the train
wrecking crew, and came from Della.
ware, Ohio.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-08-04
Progress In Solar spectroscope.

The eminent scientist, Prof. c. A..
Young, expresses the opinion that the
most important progress made recently
in solar spectroscope is Rowland's COM
parison of the solar spectrum with the
spectra of the various chemical ele-
ments, made with instruments of so
much greater power than was formerly
possible, thereby resulting in an in.
creased number of elements recognized
as present in the sun. A large majority
of the lines Of the solar spectrum are
now thus identified, aid no less than
thirty-six of the terrestrial elements
are recognized with certainty In the
sun, while eight remain doubtful and
fifteen fail to give any evidence of their
presence after the most careful sgr b,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-08-04
Yield OF Hungarian Crops.

BuDA-PEsrH, Aug. 2 - Acc, ling e
an official Hungarian crop report, the
yield of wheat is 10000, 900 cwt. and OF
rye 1000, 600 TO $4,000, 600 cwt., wlilc
barley and oats will be under the aver.
age.
A diet wholly of fat producing foods il
the worst growing bird or animal can
have.
Hens like milk, either sweet or sour, and
it contains material for egg production.
When there are no bugs and insects fol
fowls feed little meat.
turkeys are tender until the feathers ara
well started.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-08-04
Ohio Republicans CaI ON Reid.

New YORK, Aug. "a delegation Of
members from the Ohio league of Re.
publican clubs have waited on Mr.,
Whitelaw Reid for the purpose of in,
ducing him to deliver number OF
speeches to the Republican clubs in
Ohio on his visit to that State in Au.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-08-04
RAILWAY MEN LOSE THEIR LIVES
Tho Southwestern Limited Wrecked Near
Alton aud Two Persons Killed.

Tho Southwestern Limited Wrecked Near
Alton and Two Persons Killed.
ALTON, Ill.,, Aug. 3.-Train No. i2,
east-bound on the Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Chicago & st. Louis railway, known as
the southwestern limited, jumped the
track Mt $3.50 o'clock last night at Ed
wardsville crossing, ten miles south of
this city. The engine was piled on the
Chicago & Alton track, running paral-
lei at that point. The engineer and
fireman were killed, tramp fatally
hurt, and a number of passengers in.
iured.
The dead are:
BARTLETT, w, fireman
HOFFMAN, EDWARD. engineer
The accident was caused by an open
switch into which the engine dashed,
wrecking itself, four freight cars and a
baggage, express and mail ear. En-
gineer Hoffman and Fireman Bartlett
were buried under the wreck and in.
stantly killed. A tramp who was
fatally hurt was stealing ride on the
baggage coach. Name of the passen.
gers were seriously hurt. All trains
were blockaded.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-08-04
Sir John Thompson.s Mission.

TORONTO, Aug. 3. Sir John Thomp
son leaves town to-day, and IL is ru
morcd that he win make an unan
nounccd visit TO Washington, and en-
deavor TO secure u pledge from the
President that he will not issue his
proclamation until opportunity has
been given the Canadian government
to hear from England and decide on d
line OF notion.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-08-04
SIX BOYS DROWNED.
Four were Brothers and So Wore the
Other Two

LOUISVILLE, Aug. Near Winches-
Ter yesterday six boys were drowned in
the Kentucky river by the overturnins
Of a skiff. Their names are:
KELLEY FARNEY, aged Is.
CLAUDE FARNEY, aged 49,
WALTER FABNEY, aged II.
CHARLES FARNEY, aged Q.
AI6IN BROCK, aged i6
WISER BROCK, aged r.
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NerrIII strIker. tesnmn worl,

MERRILL, Wis, Aug. 3-The 900
sawrDill men who struck last Friday re-
turned TO work yesterday and will
rettlc their troubles by arbitration.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-08-04

New YORK, Aug. 3.-The Herald's
Panama dispatch says: A report Is
current here to-day that the Venezuelan
warship La Justicia, in possession of
the Crespists, has captured the Colon
bian gunboat La Popa, which was in
Venezuelan waters with cargo OF
arms for the Caracas government.
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chicago Grain and rroy,s,on..

The cemeteries Of London cover 200
No
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-08-04

To the in JURY why the leap years are
so called, there appears to be no salts
factory answer
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Closing

CnIcAGo July 3O-Thc following wcro the
,losing prices on change yesterday and to-day
with tOuays range.
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Fec that hens nests do not become infcst-
IL VITA vcrmip
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House resumed consideration OF smir !,
ivil bill Motion 20 concur ia snuat
amendment Uppropriating $i,00o,iN0 &
Worlds Fair car led. 4 motion To- recoa
Sider was pending when tho house, a,tei
sonsi ltrable tlihuStering, adjourned
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CONGRES SioNAL

Washington Juy Y, Several ~al,
lresSes were n,adc on aau nptioa
sill, Senate hi to Greats D nat on.
Al highway comm sSlol passed. Th's Is
legislation IN behalf of better roads. III
o facilitate enforcement OF tho cTigga
SION ami contract labor laws pas 5 Adj
lournod
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sega 8.

= Wa9ri6ten aug 2are6o, Sun
Mareos, &erruile, Sonlton urlb anbez
rem punften beitdtigen es INNER me6r,
baB Die 8erlufte-be @ieb5ldter burd
Die ftdrfe adlte Der leBten Sage febr
groB fein tperben.
SIN Siben BON Seras i9eint Der
n8lisaarD" nod piel f6limmer gewiitbet
gu baben, als inn Welten.
= SDbn st. Sobn, Der Sibrer Der
probibitiOniten Der Ser. Staaten,
ma6t gegenmdrtig Maeo unli1er.
= Die 8unOes : Sruppen am @io
8ranoe baben unter Der gan3 unge=
wobnli6 raiben Witterung Der lebten
Gage iduer 81 leibert gebabt. prdii=
bent Sia5 bat ii6 benz n&riegs" zaorz
responbenten Der Stem Oorfer uMorlb"
geseniiber in ben 9lusbriiden bes b0dz
ten Sobes iber Die 9altung1 Der ameri=
fanii6en Sunbes : &egierung UNI Der
teranifden Staats= &egierung mdbrenb
Der gSirren am 3io @rarbe ausge=
iprD6en.
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oeia @efo, oser eein seeeal

Gisfe Graee if rtiibn". mir meiuen fe ieood. Wirit
ba elm pear lanipiae Dollars opiern. um bein 2cben
Dir su erbaIten ? pber iuiait ru beine,n @(nte erfoibel,
~anseitedt su meros,, lnb beii gauges Gpiten ~nieosrses
beust, biz enoIida man bid III bas iribe Grab icntt2
% 1T better NIB Serlliinftiser aur Set Die 6daoe i'll bic
66be su bsben uno guar fir Or. Wieree's Goloen yies
eieal Discouerp. ein sarantirtes 6eifnittet iir ale
fc~roiul6ic, uno anbere Elut-sfranfbeitcli, aus ipeIber
Deranlahune fs aud imri:r e~litftatoet ietn mosen.
Gs teilt ane 6aut. nnb GeaIp.araitAeitsi,, Sbipdrcn.
6eibipiire. anidipeiungen NIB gleidartise 2eioci.
@ III cine frdftise Soitie ,ilb als @lutreinigut9sutit.
tel pct beiIpieIoisr g%siriu:is. III JoIse beiiea itartt es
eas satas Gpiteia anb FEAT ole 9ebeasI1biatcit ipieber
Der es peyiaeu1t ofourd aualei9 aae Wlattieteit,
stortipdbrenbts GrntiSesic:i", bas entfrGftetcn 9erio.
nen bets tise, lit. Gpeeieii 1T es isboa erpro5t iuors
ben IN porsiaIldem Surea bot sdprf, SaljfluB. nd.
fenben Siedtel, Grgf,pelas, 69,udrei, gorbunf,I,
~triefenoeu auoet, Grupf ooer ftsifeil 6aIs uiS alses
f&'poaenen Driien. gorlo's Dispetiagn yieoicaI
aiioeiation. Tabrifantet. SO. 66s Niatn Street.
Buffalo. ". Q.
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sHDlcrsyfiDnepreis fir nas 90p:
deuhlatf $3.50.
&eifenbe Ngenten:
s. g. 8m56.
~. SbprubiaD.
Scr MramfaspoR Sabn Strife tes
ef,Aok
4 of0Ie9 8.

enoe!.
gta6 mebr als 3 ipo6entIi6er 9auer
lit IeBt Der Strife Der Nnge1teaten Der
QranfaspaBbabr fir beenbet erfldri
morben. Scr. @arretfpn, Ser gicez
Brallbent bes Srbens Der @ilenbahnz
G%pnbuetel1re unb Scr. Sburlton, Der
Glee : Brdiibent bes Srbens Der @is
ienbabn Selegrapbiiten, batten etne
langere nnterbanblung nit ben BET
ben W}ahenperiDaltern Der 8abn.
y}a6 ldngerer geratbung gelamgte man
CUR nnter3ei6nung zines S6riftitudes,
wona6 ii6 Die 8abngeieui6aft perz
pfli6tet, Die alien Nngeltelten mieber
announcement, iopeit Gafaraen fret uerz
ben ltnb 5ipar gu ihren friiberen 20bnen.
Nu6 ioa BON Seiten Der 8abn feinenl
<geltellten ELM goripurf baraus sez
maGt perben, baB er gu irgenh elmer
@iienbabnzO Organization geb0rt.
Son Seiten Der Strifer lit man nit
bieiem @rgebniB tpeniger befriebigt, als
bon Seiten Der MaRenzgerualter.
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9as Batter hes 9iaeus.

rMfein Sunse," lpribt Der Gater 3u
ieinem @obn, Define Wtama iast mir,
oaB On Tie mebrere Mtale belo9ea bait.
Das betriibt Mid tief! Gage itetS Die
Wabrbeit. au9 wenn Dir ~llnanse,
uebmes barauS ermaGien 1otlte. Ser,
ipriait On mir, Dir oaS yaiter bes
siisens ab3usew0bnen ?4-nSa. Yapa, q
antfuortet reuepoa Der Sobn.-uSorb.
% flingelt's brauben," fallt Der Yater
iAncll elm, siieb' bod einmal mad, luer
ba lit, unb lOllte es etma Der Steuer.
erbcbcr leit. 10 iage inn mlr, ib lei
perreiit a
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= 9as Werfen nit S9neez relp.
@isbdllen am 9ienstaa gadmit.ag ar
tete nt6t MIR in bebenfli6er @eile
aus, ionDern es bat au6 gu iebr er1tz
fen 3miiGenfdllen gefiibrt. @n Der
@de Der Z. StraBe unb Npenlte 8 be-
tparfen cine Nn5abl balbpl6fiser BUR-
f9en aae pahanten gu SUB, gu Bferh
unD gu Magen nit @isbdae11, l1nter
ibnen aud Nntun 8aumaarten, Der in
eiltem Wagen borbeifubr. Na6bem
berielbe bon mebreren 8dlen i6meraz
lid ins @eii6t getrofen mar, iprat1g
er miitbeitb bonn Magen, grif li6 aus
Der Mfenge Der 8url1en einen beraus
unD priigelte i'm burG. 9ieler uber
pebrte fi9 uub trat unb 1tieB mad
Gaumgarteu, tporauf bieier Elm Mel1er
5og unb ben &naben in ben 1nterleib
ta6. 8aumgarten ipurbe nadber
perbaftet unb Der &nabe, Wiqiam
@fer, III bic @obnung ieiner Mutter
gebra6t, mo- er i9melperlebt banieberz
liegt. Nu6 an aitberen @telen mafte
bas miite Sreiben bas gingrcifeu Ser
8pli5ei notbmenbig.
- SIN Siitriftgeri6t fpfttmt iebt oor
&i9ter Noonan Der Yro5eB geeen 8.
@pers CUR Bodybuilding, Der l1nter Der
Nnflage itebt, &obert &i6ter i'm lebten
Winter erf6ohen su baben. Die 3uz
iammenfebung Der Surp beanipru9t
biel 3eit.
Dim beiteu aus Ser Nfaire 5og ii6
tpdbrenb Der @isbal= 9lttafen am Oienz
flag Na6mittas elm Neger, Der als
Sreiber Des Nblieferungstpagens elmer
hieligen Grocery angeftetlt lit. 9ls inn
bas Werfen 5u bunt tpl1rbe, grif er lit
ben &aiten nit @iern urb ertpiberte
bic &anonabe nit bieien. IS bauerte
nift longe, bis man i'm gatts l1nbez
beaigt lieB.
9ebbafter nnb bere6tigter une
mile ma6te ii6 in ben lebten 5agen
pdbrenb pes i6le6ten Wetters iiber
ben dnberit mangelbaften StraBen>
babnbienit bemerfbar: rMas niiBen
uns Die StraBenbabnen"-fonnte man
iibcraa b0ren-pen1 iie uns gerabe
bann i'm TIDE lai1en, tpenn man lie
am alernotbmenbieiten braudt2"
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0efmmbbeit lit Neid;tlms,

Or. g. 8. Wef8 Merpens nab GepirE : aur 1T Ella
Sarantirte8 fpeetfti9es 9eilmtttel fur Srferis, erams
We nerpSfe Neuralgia, &~opfiAmer5en, nerpble rebsrs
retynns nno abfpanauns, perurfadt bura Zen hberz
teits acknowledgement unp 3ebirierpeiruna ye
IN Wahnfnn auSartet unb algemeires Gle-b, gteas
tpum aub Fob terbetfdbrt. Gs 1t aud etn Sei,mitte;
vslens BET betben Gefple&tera, Gpermatrrrbnsa Der.
sriaHt eurA setfftse reberanirensuns cher bnrn
5neennlhnben. Seee s4aatel entbdlf bic Sur fur
fhr IS 100, burH BITE Pof sesen Gtnis ubaas bes 9reiies.
mir Soranttren, bab 6 SncGteln leDen 8aa better
reyeen Mtt ieeer Befeuune fur 8 Sn1btelu, bic BET
uEierea }HrtftliHeu Garontie : 54e,n, bas MIR Das
Deb tnrh6i1t6en, wenu pas Nittsi re.re SetIuna bes
strtt. 6clae G&etne perben rur u~usseapat spm
9tts Orns Stere lstn5tse Gsents1) 30. 8 CAT
Gsmmere Street, Gan antcnfO, Iesas.
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GeIhfhtrtheininnnn.

Ser MiAel bat bel einer ndhtti1et
8auferei ieinem 9ia6barn Sepp Sen
linfen Daumen beinabe burdsebiiien
uno itebt nun fpesen a0rperperlebuns
Dor @eri9t. = Hi6ter: ,Nnseflag,
ter, mas baben Sic sl Sbrer Yertbeiot.
gurtg uor3ubringen 7" MtGel:
n@ar mtg, oils baB t pouitanbis unibnl>
big bin. benz i frag' Sud, Sbr germ
mas bat 10 a. &erl, pie Der Sepp,
Jiabts Inn babe 3p0lfe nit iei'm Sin.
ger 1T meirt' Wtaul brin,t' 3'tbun !? !"
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Ginausqegeben.

rGlio, SIR Mtittel bilit mirflid se,
gen Die @i6t? Marum benn nidt audi
gcsen Die Dnmmbett :" vSm Daa
1T cine Soee! SD peroe mir e%rlauben,
Sbnem mai gratis cine 9r0bere Yrobes
leroumg 3nSui6iden - Yitte, MAIDEN
sic iib feline llnfoiten, i'd nebm'S bod
t1ibt an so? Sino sic iibers
3eu9t, oaB es BET Sbnen nidt bilft ?@
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@ns her SdIuIe.

Qebrerin: nMan muB Dem liebea
Soft fir oas tdslide Brot oanfen.
getet SIR benr aud gu 6auie Dor Dem
Gllen :? Cont: nYapa bat seitern
1ta9ber gebetct." -Vebrertn: .Das
fam man audi, nun. mas bat benn Der
Yapa gciproben :" = Cont: ,Gr
9errgott, mar bas mieber Elm
fSrak |"