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The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-02-23
WISCONSIN.
Business Transacted by the Senators anS
Representatives.

Business Transacted by the Senators and
Representatives.
MADISON, Wis, Feb. 17.-By q joint
resolution Wednesday the Wisconsin
representatives in congress were in
Structed to use their influence toward
securing the passage of q resolu-
tion permitting this state TO
erect statue of Pere Marquette
in Statuary hall at Washington.
Special action is necessary, as
Marquette was not a resident OF this
state. Among the bills introduced In
the lower house were the following:
Prohibiting the use of cigarettes; pro-
viding for the teaching of physical cnl-
ture in all the schools of the state, and
forbidding the existence of secret mill
itary organizations.
In the senate joint resolution was
introduced favoring the annexation of
the Hawaiian islands, and urging rep
resentatiyes in congress to use their
influence in that direction. Senator
Murphy introduced bill authorizing
the governor to appoint board of COM
missioners, to be known as the commits
sioners for the uniformity of iegisla-
tion in the United States.
MADISON. Wis, Feb. IA resoln-
tion was adopted in the senate provid.
ing for a session ofthe senate the even
ing of March for the purpose of re-
eeiving memorial address on the life
of the late Senator Horn.
Among the bills passed in the senate
were the following: Extending the
operation of the Australian ballot law
to Milwaukee; protecting associations
OF wovkmen Ia the use Of labels. en-
blems. trademarks etc, used on goods
manufactured by them
Chinese BegKars Periah.
vAEcoUvKR. b c.. Feb. 17.--Advicsa
from China say that this has been au
unusually severe winter IN China Ia
Canton alone 800 beggars died in jail
from exposure te the cold Suffering
among the poor has been unprecedent.
ed. The Thermometers has registered
70 below zero. the coldest ever krown.
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the proceedings against Clerk Rich, of
the populist house, that precipitsted
the trouble, and the latter will be en-
abled to come out from under cover.
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Daring Robbery.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 10. - The show,
window of Simper Bros jewelry store,
23l Vine street, was robbed of 81. 0OC
worth of diamonds ats o'clock Tuesday
night. Two men threw brick through
the window, grabbed tray of dia.
monds and escaped, although hotly
pursued bY one of the nronrietnrS.
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Makes BeIkuap CouRre.sman,

LANSING, Mich, Feb. 16.-The SUI
preme court has issued a mandamuS
directing the present state. board of
canVassers to canvass the vote of Ionia
county for congressman exactly as re-
turned, which will give Congressman
Belknap (rep.) plurality of 10 votes
over George W. Richardson (dem.) in
the Fifth congressional district. Beik-
nap will get certificate.
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SETTLED The case of custer against
Constable Cricket was decided in his
favor by Judge WilkinsOn-and costs
assessed against plaintiffs who brought
the CHARGE
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SUICIDE OF AN AGED COUPLE.
Found Before Their Bodies Were Cold
II...Aa.n AC.n.. H.

Found Before Their Bodies Were Cold
by Hunters Near Fort Wayne, Ind.
Fort WAYNE, Ind, Feb. 16.-At Q a.
m. some hunters stopped for shelter at
the farmhouse of John Oesterman, near
Naples, Ind, Is miles east of Fort
Wayne. They pushed open the door and
found an ageS couple-man and wife
dead A package of arsenic near by in
dicated suicide during the night. The
bodies were not yet cold. Oesterman
lived on a small rented farm, was poor,
and evidently respondent
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VOL. 43, NO. %.

Both the method and results when
syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
md refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head.
ESbes and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
snly remedy of it's kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
'eptable to the stomach, prompt in
ts action and truly beneficial 10 it's
fleets, prepared only from the most
oealthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
% al. and have MADE it the moa
Iopular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale In 50c
md 81 bottles by all leading drug
sis& Any reliable druggist who
nay not have it on hand will pro
eufe 1t promptly for any one who
"isbes to try it Do not accept any
'istitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup ca
sAE hRA scSOO. 0AL.
VIE. n. SEw S0ax. 49,
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TREATY WITH HAWAII.
1t Is Considered by the Senate Foreign
Relations Commfttee,

It Is Considered by the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-The senate
committee on foreign relations had the
Hawaiian treaty under consideration
during the morning. The treaty, with
the presidents message, will probably
be laid before the senate very soon.
The belief is that the senate will ratify
it, although some democratic members
are strongly opposed to it and will do
their best to prevent it.
Accompanying the presidents mes
sage transmitting the treaty, to the
senate are copies of much of the cor.
respondence between the governments
of the United States and of Hawaii
respecting the subject of annex
alton dating back half a century.
The treaty is, of course, sent to
the senate for consideration in ex-
ecutive session. but it is expected that
the injunction of secrecy viii be
promptly removed and the documents
given to the public. The treaty is
signed by John w. Foster. secretary of
state, and Messrs. Thurston, Castle,
Marsden, Wilder and Carter, commits
sionera on behalf of the provisional
government of Hawaii
BY the terms of the treaty Hawaii
comes in as a territory. The present
provisional government Is continued,
however, until the treaty is ratified by
it and until congress can pass legisla-
ton for territorial government.
1t is also provided that pen
sions shall be paid to the
ex-queen and to the Princess
Kaiulani. It is probable. however,
that there will be considerable discus.
sion in the senate as TO the amount OF
these pensions although it is thought
that they will ultimately be axed st
S25. 900 each annuallv
financial situatlon BETTER.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 49, - Secretary
Foster said Thursday afternoon that a.
far as hewas advised the shipment OF
gold for the rest OF the week would
not reach more than 81, 600 THE
treasury" he said. has on hand some-
thiag over 5000, 600 free gold. The
situation shows slight improvement.
the receipts being hssry.
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NEW YoRK, Feb. 2O.-Fredericlx Elem-
ing, son Of the late May Agnes Flem-
ing, was sentenced Friday TO three
years and six months 10 the Kings
county penitentiary. Fleming was
found guilty OF nansIaslghte IN killing
Michael Tayler in saloon II Williamss
burg
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the proceedings against Clerk Rich, of
the populist house, that precipitated
the trouble, and the latter will be en-
abled to come out from under cover.
POpuIisss CriticIse the Governor.
The populists are very much discOur-
aged at the turn affairs have taken,
and are abusing the governor for agree
ing to the terms of peace. Many of the
leaders say that they will not obey the
supreme court if it decides against
them. ID
Among the citizens generally, how
ever, there is feeling of profound
relief that the crisis has been ayerted
without bloodshed and that the good
name of the state is not to be disgrace,I
by open civil war. The exodus of sym
pathizers with both sides commenced
with the afternoon trains, and by
morning the city will have resumed its
usual rural aspect.
Militia Report to the sheriff
A military company from Clyde,
numb bering forty-nine men, in full uni
form, and carrying guns and ammu-
milton, arrived in the city during the
morning in response to the governors
order. Instead of reporting TO the
adjutant general they marched to
the sheriff's Office and were
sworn in as deputies. The captain
of the company, who is a popu-
list, ordered the men to march to the
capitol building, but they refused to do
so. A company from Kansas City,
Kan, arrived late Thursday night, but
they left their uniforms at home and
rendered their services to the sheriff,
ignoring the orders of the militia
authorities at the state house. There
are now 2,O0o men in Topeka under
arms ready to obey the orders of Sher-
iff Wilkerson.
A VIII Set Aside.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Feb. 20.-The
jury in the Bever will case returned a
verdict setting aside the will on the
ground of the mental incapacity of
Sampson G. Bever. The latter was
pioneer banker at this city, dying last
fall leaving an estate of $1,000, 900.
Two daughters by the will were left
about $4,000 each, the balance being
left to the three sons The daughters
contested the will
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Went Through . RrIdrs.

uKANsAs CRY, Mo-, Feb. 17.-A re-
port has reached here that Santa Fe
passenger train went through a bridge
near Medill, Mo. The train is said to
be the vestibule limited, and that
heavy loss of life resulted.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-Chih and
Peru must now be added 10 the list OF
foreign countries which have declined
invitations TO participate in the naval
review. Their declinations were re-
ceiyed at the navy department
Wednesday. The low state of the
finances is the only reason assigned.
Norway and Sweden have also de-
clined. Only seven foreign countries
have as yet formally accepted the in
yitations. These are England, Poftu-
gal, Hayti, Netherlands, Brazil, Spain
aud France.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. lS.-The commit
tee on foreign relations reported to the
senate in executive session the Ha-
waiian annexation treaty, with the
recommendation that it be ratified. It
was placed on the executive calendar
where it can be reached by majority
vote at any time
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Mira. whItney's VIII.

New YoRK, Feb. 1.-THE will roi
Mrs. William C. Whitney was fled
Wednesday in the surrogate's Office by
counsel for Mr.. Whitney. The will is
remarkable for its brevity, disposing
as it does of an estate of more than
IS, 600, 900 in less than 200 words. By
the terms of the will everything is to
be taken by Mr. Whitney. The will
was made January 81 last
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A VIII Set Aside.
Blocked by the SNOW.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2O.-Friday's heavy
snowfall in the northwest has caused
the railroads much trouble. Mail and
all other trains are many hours late.
The post Office officials say this is the
worst blockade they have experienced
i'm many wears
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More Panama Sentences.

PARIS, Feb. I'm. Lequay, adj
judged guilty of completely in the Pan
anna canal frauds, was on Wednesday
sentenced to five years imprisonment.
Provost, ON the same charge, was
sentenced to three years imprison-
menG Lequay was sentenced, more
over, to pay fine of 5000 francs and
Provost to pay fine of 100 francs The
case against NJ. Arton win be brought
up in a few DAYS.
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The Ottumwa Courier calls attention
to the fact that the sheriff of WapeIlC
county charges and receives $3.50 tc
get a pauper into the poor house, and
1920 was paid as reasonable compen,
sation" waiting on and washing for a
woman prisoner arrested at IL p. NJ. and
released at 10 A. NJ. the next day. The
sheriff claims that these charges are en-
tirely legal under the laws of Iowa.
Now, if the Iowa law permits this, how
enViOus the ghost of Captain Kidd
must be at the ease with which gobbling
is done now, as compared with the hard
work that enviromed him in his en-
deavOrs to get the doubloons
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ing to directions, he began
20 steadily improve, and
after the use of them for
seven mon tbs his head was
entirely well. When we
began using ithis head was
asolid sore from the crown
70 his eyebrows. 1t was
also all over his ears, most
ofhis face, and small places
on different parts Of bis
body. There were sixteen
weeks thatwe had 10 keep
his hands tied 10 the cradle
and hold them when he
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Thr.. KnIad and sar.raI Ininr.d

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. 16. Will
liam Carmon, Wilson Ingram and
James 0'Shea were killed and several
miners injured Tuesday by falling rock
at mine No. Is in Sebastian county.
The rock weighed fully ton, and W as
improperly braced. The men were
working under it
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Wisconsin for Annexation

MADISON. Wis, Feb. IA joint
resolution was introduced by Mr.. Bax-
ter in the house Wednesday favoring
the annexation of the Hawaiian islands
by the United States and urging rep
resentatives in congress to use their,in
f1uauee therefor
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They spout sac. OOo. 900.

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-In the Panama
canal inquiry Jesse Seligman, banker,
o. the American committee, said that
$40, 600, 600 had been sent here from
Paris The money was expended for
machinery and other incidental ex-
penses. President Thompson drew most
~ ;t
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Iowa Hasa Candidate.

DEs MONIES, Ia, Feb. 1s.-Tbe dem
ocratic state central committee, which
met here Thursday, sent telegram to
President-elect Cleveland. recommend
ing /. w. Buchanan. of Iowa, at pres
ent at the head of the agricultural de-
partment of the worlds fair, for the
agricultural portfolio.
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Took Poison While Her Lover Looked.

Took Poison While Her Lover Looked.
COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 17.-Lizzie Hare,
aged 16 years, living at 16 East Uni
versity street, died Wednesday from
the effects of poison. taken in the pres
ence of her lover, James Robinson,
Tuesday night with suicidal intent.
She claimed her brother Tom had
slandered her and this made her
Respondent. Robinson says he is son
of the weIl-known circus man of that
name. r-.F
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signed br Gov. Altrel.I.

SPRINGFIEI.n. ILL.,, Feb. 20.-Gov. At
geld has signed the bin for the repeal
of the Edwards law. 1t was not passed
with an emergency clause, and goes
into effect July /. provided, of course,
the Legislature adjourns before thai
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Coyotes Feed on a Frozen preacher.

PORTLAND. Ore, Feb. 1s.-Rev. Mr..
Woodhall, of Goldendale, Wash, left
home two weeks ago Friday to go to
Arlington. He lost his way in blind
ing storm and perished in the snow on
the banks of the Columbia river. Per-
sons at Blalock's station heard cries
for help, but there was no boat at
hand. His body was found partly eaten
by coyotes. Mr.. Woodhall was about
40 wears Of aUe
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Cuticura ResolYent

The new blood and Skin Purifier, and greatest 81
Hunor Remedies. cleanses the blood OF all mpaTi-
lies and poisonous elements, and thus removes shs
cause, while Cu1TcuRA, the great skin cure. and
C0TIcUnk soar, an exquisite skin bcautifeT slear
the skin aud scalp, and restore the hair. Ths the
OuTIcuaA REMEDIES cure every species ofttcAing,
burning acaly, pimply, and biotchy skim Rszlp and
blood diseases, from piinples 10 scrofula, frora
Infancy 10 age, when the best physicians fail.
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keep mittens tied on his hands 10 keep his finger
nails out of the sores, as he would scratch II he
could In any way get his hands loose. We know
your CUTIcURA REMEDIES cured him. We feel
safe Ia recommending them to others.
GEO. B. X JANETTA HARRIS, Webster, Ind.
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0SRALOOSA
THE UNFED EN- ROUTE

We suppose that Mrs. Lease is wear
ing a liberty cap down at Topeka, and
chanting the Marseillaise in a stacato
key.
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What is the difference between an
archy and the affairs at Topeka, pre-
cipitated by law-defying governor and
his gang?
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BAD ECZEMA ON BABY
Head one Solid Sore. Itching Awful.
Had to Tie His Hands to Cradle,
Cured by Cuticura.

Our little boy broke out on his head with bad
form of eczema, when he was four months old,
We tried three doctors but they did not help him,
We then used your three CUTICURA REMEDIES,
and after usinp them eleven Meeks exactly accord.
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New YORK. Feb. 2o.-After q most
successful meeting the convention OF
the American Newspaper Publishers
association was brought to close Fri.
day evening with banquet at the
Hotel Imperial. Last year 500. OOO. 900
was the aggregate. sum represented by
the various newspaper owners. This
year 1t takes $500. 600. 600 to cover the
amount The convention elected Off.
GERS, James w. Scott. Of the Chicago
Herald, being Chosen presldent
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Sold everywhere. Price. CUTIcURA, soc Soar,
2sc RgsoLyENT, sI.00, Prepared by the PoFEEk
DHUa AND CHgMIcAL CoHPonArI0N, Boston.
AS-Send for How 20 Cure Skin blssAssa.s = e.
pages, 60 illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
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her House Recognized.

tion, the following note was added,
which was signed by the governor and
the committeeman:
Neither House Recognized.
1.-THE memorandum this day signed by Coz
Leweliing and George L. Douglass, D. w. East
man and j. X. CubbiSon a committee of the
house OF representatives, presided over by
George l. Douglass and hereto attached
Is not 10 be constructed as recogni-
tion by either the Douglass or Dunsmore
house OF the legal organization or character of
cith"r Of such houses by the governor or the
sent" nd shall not De used in court or in any
Ley 'e.t,.Vc body as evidence for any person,
party or body and shall not be entered upon the
Journal or other record of either the Douglass
house or the Dunsmore house or the senate"
Republicans Rejoice.
The news of the settlement of the
revolution was received in republican
hall with the widest demonstrations
of joy. Cheer after cheer echoed
through the broad corridors of the
state house. Hats were thrown in the
air, coats were taken off and waved
wildly. This demonstration ceased
only when the legislators and deputy
sheriffs had cried themselves hoarse.
Troops Turned Back.
Immediately after the agreement
had been signed dispatches were sent
out by Adjt. Gen. Artz ordering all
troops now en- route to the capital to
turn about. The populists also loaded
down the wires with messages to
their supporters that all occa-
sion for their presence here had passed
for the time being. By the terms of
the compromise the republicans drop
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Three Ikillad nntrIont.

DENVER Feb 2O.-There was a dis.
astrous collision on the Colorado Mid
land road near Hartzell between fast
passenger trains. Three and possibly
more are killed and large number in
iured.
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Why Suffer I?
When YOU can be Cured

Thousands are suffering with
Torpid Liver-the symptoms are
Depression of Spirits, Indiges-
ton, Constipation, Headache.
DR.. Sanford's Liver Invigorator
is a reliable remedy for Liver
Disorders. 1t cures thousands
every year; why not try
DIR. Sanford's Liver Invigoratora
Your Druggist will supply you.
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nanVse gkin and ssalp purified and bsauufed
uhut . by curicUeA Soar. Absolutely pure.
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s@ersrattieI.

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= Weil er aud 70 sroBe Spriinse ma
den fam.
@eldes lit bas pfffisite Tbier?-
Das @idb0rnden, oenn es faui1 mande
barte gtuB fnaden.
Wesbalb bat Der Ssel fold miirri.
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@riaen fdrgt.
@arum 1T Der 9afe' feim @si9afts.
mann? @eil ct fid bas Gea iiber
bic Sbren 3isben ldbt.
Welder umitanb er5euste bic @iniieb'
lerfrebie? DAP fie iid ieben 9eder'
biiien perfneifen f6nuelt.
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aiuolide soaif.

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liest etn Gngel ourd bas 3tmmer !! p
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lit, bie nnterbaltuns pl0eli1 itodt nnb
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gen eS fiest Elm Gngel burd baS 3im.
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3ofeefhla6t unb als bic u~nterbaltung
iiber cine Der abpeienben Danen iebr
lebhaft wirb, fraet bic feline @lle:
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bas 2immer q
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0etuetefGHe.

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acpfwet unb @Heuw attsmu8, bic Northumberland
uaren In fHle@tenu 9lfanbe, bic asbe mtrfffH an8e,
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Ben ttr furirt
Gbuarb sbepberb, Sarrisburs, 81 Bette Elm:
cffene Wuube am Betne BITE i4pn aGf Sabre selaufen
feben eGaGteln 8adlen's arniea Gable unb BIZ
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@bpIefafe.
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Ueriuttt biefeS!

Gs tpfet Ntdts unb wtrb quo NGerliu btenItH tetr,
ipatet S6r eutfen, Grfdltrna oSer traenS etn aetS,u bss s
HaIfee, Der 8ruf cber enasen baden. Or. Rtna's
neue GrEnenns sesen e&wtnbjuai perf6aft einSes
runs. Dte'ss pirt gdrantitt. TN anbe-en Ncne has
@elp 5urhdertdttet. Sclfe sbie an Der Grippe iitteu,
faneen. bab es tds bette NttteI mar Bet gnrenbuna
bie&s grdparatS erIanste man eine tofortise uuh pers
maneute Rur. "
geriu&t etne VrpbeIai6e unb ~hberleust Gu&, mite
nfrfIi& 5ut bitfes Mittel III. VrebefoShen u~nsntaeIs.
It'd BET Der Gan Nxtcnic Drua 60. ~ taben.
gerfanft rerten fe 81 90 Gts. FeS $l.0o fur srpbs
HIafAen.
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Nr1ris,

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teniammer, Meter! sic iouten bod
etnmal umtehr balten. 8ilien Ste
oenr nift, mas Sie Sbrer 6amilie
ihu(ois 1ino ?" - Stubent: 80 ia,
ieoem Snfel taft smeibunbert Mfartj4
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Su Der SamI

2ebrer: nGlio Elm etnfilbises Wori
lit elm iolbes, nobel man ben MunS
MUIR einnal ju 6ffnen brau9t. J. 8.
Brob. Sleiib, Sped. Stun, fleinet
Wfiitler, nenn' ON mir Elm fofdes Wort,
no Du ben Munb nidt rnebr mie eins
nal 5u 0ffHen braudft." - Miller:
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8etrunfener: rSefies, Se'ies!
Das feblt mr. aud nod bet mei'm jSus
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gen fomm'!4
ammne Redjmnue.

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unb finf Semmelni" @trtb:
sd fam nidt 'rausgeben! y. Wiis
len g ipas, eiien g nod II Gem,
meln. na6ber madt's 9'rabaus cine
Wfarf |"
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aie aemi1enhafte @attiu.

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bas Bouquet a1nebmen, nod Sie iiber-
baupt anb0ren. Wfein Otann lit Der.
retit uno i'd bin cine gu anitanotge
Srau, I'M mir mdbrenb feiner Nbmeiea<,
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8eareiHim.

ats tn eineut aon3ert bes Manner.
s%eian9oereins Der @bor bas 9teS: Gin
freies Qeben fiibren mir" po~rsetraseu,
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10 jdmmerli9! - Sinben 9ie t,tht
aud? .Sreitt9," entgesnet Der
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seidetotes Mao6en miiHen sic mobl
einieben, baB i'd eineu 10 bummen
Dienitboten niht brauhen fann."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-15
@ute Gr,iebitta.

Mama: pGlie, sib Dem 9err,
Better cine i96ne 3anb |" = Glfe:
rS mos net l. Mama: rWie
{pri1t man, gu unartigeS Ginb =
@letd iagft Dn: SD mag nidt'lA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-15
famiItar.

Baron (5u ieinem 9ammerbiener):
~6riebrth, mas On nur bier pieber ge,
n1adt bait, Du mirlt bod aud nidt
r1ebr 8ei9eiot T. = Sriebrid: ,Gh
Sottl 9err Baron. id globe, bet baben
mir ale Beebe perpaBt /"