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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-13
next WORLDS FAIR
America viii Have 1000 Ex-
hibit0rs at Antwerp.
SIX Times as Many as at Paris
id 1881.
FOUR WESTERN STATES
VIII Have Exhibits There In
Guiding Colorado and Texas

CHICAGO, Jan. 13--An opportunity viii
shortly be given to test the question
whether or not the United States IF
America can make i creditable exhibit
upon foreign soil. The Belgian Interna-
ti0nal exposition, which IS to open at
Antwerp May 3, has not been heralded
with trumpets nor advertised extensively
in the press They manage these things
differently across the water.
America viii be there That IS already
determined. There viii be an American
building. under the management of the
American propaganda, who are the rep
resentatives Of American exhibitors. and,
thanks to the energy and enterprise of
this Organization. there is already assured
a larger representation of Americans ct
Antwerp than at any previous exposition
abroad.
AT previous exhibitions abroad Ameri-
cas- Representation has been insignih-
cant. so much So that it would appear
that she never realized the importance Of
the foreign market AT the Paris Expo
sitiOn Of 1884, for example, she had but
2S5 exhibitors, and at Antwerp in 1888,
but .. This year at Antwerp America
Will be represented by from LOO 30
1000 exhibitors, including che United
States government and a number OF state
governments and cities. There is every
indication also, that the America section
viii be, next TO that af Belgium itself,
the countries represented, and VIII not be
eXcelled by such active commercial c0un-
tries as Germany, France or England.
America. too viii be the only foreign
country having a building of its own. be-
sides maintaining a fire department. am
buIauce corps and messenger service ID
the American style.
Our various institutions, the ballot.
free schools. free press. impartial laws
and equable taxation. etc. are subjects
IN which the thinking people 81 Europe
are deeply Interested. and though no slt-
tempt viii be made toward propaganda
OF American ideas. these matters as an
exhibit of oar governm entail system Will
be graphically set forth
Comparative typographical maps viii
be used t0 give ain Intelligent idea of the
American states. Thus, the state Of = few
orl1 alone viii be shown to cover an
area four times as large as Belgium, and
South Dakota seven times as large. "A
single state, Texas, VIII be presented to
the eye as an empire as large as France,
England and Belgium together. or Ger-
many and England; or the whole Of Ger
many, the a Netherlands Belgium and
Portugal combined.
So far the western states have shown
more alertneas and enterprise than their
opportunity presented. Colorado, New
Mexico, Texas and south Dakota have
applied for space and viii make striking
exhibits Of their products and natural
wealth.
So far Pennsylvania is the only state
lhat has an assured exhibit. her large
iron manufacturing industries demand
ing representation at the greatest mar
ket for these commodities In Europe.
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THUBsT0N WILL RETURN.
Both sides Agree That There Is to BE
no Tkestoratlou-


san FRANCISCO, Jan. 18.-The steamer
Australia arrived here at 4 o'clock this
afternoon, bringing Hawaiian advIees
one day later than the Peking. AZ fol-
low.
Copyrighted. 1894. by the Associated Press
H0EoLUrJ. Jan. 6-Since the sailing
Of the City of Picking at i 80 p. M. Min
lister Ihurston has been preparing TO
leave.
For the last forty-eight hours Minister
IhurstOn has been clOseted with Bresl-
dent Dole, and did not leave until a. M
today when he went at once to the eX-
ecutive building whence he viii drive
directly to the steamer Australia to sail
al noon.
Thurston carries very full instructions
on the Hawaiian question. and these are
supplemented by dozen or more ani-
davits which 1T is said, viii clear up
many points in Blounts report and. it is
claimed, set the Hawaiian people in
proper light before the people of the
United States.
There is little doubt that the present
Government is at last feeling the force OF
popular demand for representation which
foreigners never had under the mon
archy and which they could not secure
under the restoration of missionary rule.
In an interview held with Minister
Thurston he states that his return to
Hawaii was to get in touch again with
the people
1Ir. IhurstOn claims to have secured
the object Of his visit while many Of his
constituents claim that he is going
away with a flea in his ear as to the
future OF .-the American idea which it
is proposed to substitute for --the mis-
sionary idea that has formerly dOmI-
mated here. Both factions, however, are
united On the proposition that there is to
be no restoration.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-13

There's young lawyer in Detroit whose
reputation for prompt pay is not the best.
A friend called on him the other day to
have him go out with him.
II can't go right now . he said, but if you
viii wait until I come back Pm yours
Where are you goings'
Around to my tailor's to pay a bill"
The friend began to button up his over
coat.
Thanks = he said. Fl guess III not wait
I've got TO get to my place before next sum
mer. Detroit Free Press.
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ROYALIsTS POSITION.
they Have Fun Confidence in the Demo
cratic Administration

SAN FRANcIsco. Jan. - The Royalist
party ID Honolulu claim that they have
been falsely represented through the Re
publican administration at Washington
and that they are awaiting the action Of
the Democratic administration, Ira whom
they have full confidence They viii
stand upon their case as presented
to Mr. Cleveland. They have determined
to take no action at present, although
they claim, that like the provisional gov
eminent. they are prepared 10 GO into
the hight on moral grounds. if not with
arms which have been wrested from
them
at meeting held lately the royal
lists determined that the main grounds
upon which they stood wera
First-That provisional govern ment
acquired power not as revoIutionistss but
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-13

MADRID, Jan. ia petarl OF bomb,
with q lighted fuse. was found yesterday
evening on the stair case OF the Marquis
D'Olivas The bomb was found by the
son-in-IaW of the Marquis, the MarQu MS
Camarines. The latter saw the fuse
burning and crushed out the ire with his
foot The bomb consisted of an iron
tube a foot long. and having its ends
s0I7prp1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-13

WAsHINGT0N, Jan. 13. Except the
Dole Willis spondence and the VIII
lis withheld letter, the cOrresp ondence
sent to congress today consists of dis
patches from Minister Willis which for
the most part are reports Of events in
Honolulu Of which the public has already
been fully informed by the Associated
Press DISPATCHES.
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Tor the Bronze E7ountain Near tho W. @.
I. Z Lln--alns. oLLaasa.

CHrcAco Jan. 15.-1S ork has been COM
menced upon the base for the bronze
fountain to he erected at La Sale street
near thetemple ST the Woman's Christian
Temperance union. which is the gift to
the city of the temperance boys and girls
OF the world So far the sum Of $4,000
has been contributed in sums from one
penny to one dime. and the children of
such far away places as Africa, Aus
tra1ia. India and Japan figure among the
cOntri butors. Spain. England and Canada
are also represented The fountain is to
be unveiled with elaborate Ceremonies in
Nav
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-13

WAsHINGT0N, Jan. 18-J ustice Brewer
Of the supreme court of the United
States has appointed Eugene g. Hay,
United States district attorney for Min
nesota. The court appointed officials are
for no definite term, but hold only until
the nresidenf acts.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-13

It's Just as easy to try One Minute
Cough Cure as anything else. Its easier
to cure severe cold or cough with it.
Let your next purchase for cough he
One Minute Cough Cure Better medi-
cine, better results better try it.
Ln.rl.a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-13

She (excitedly)- George. some woman
on the car has stolen my pursei
He-How do you know it was . woman7
She-Why. I had it in the pocket Of my
dress-C Chicago Reeord.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-13

Monsieur Prudhomme Ito his son)-I4et
me tell you, my boy, that regularity and
precision are two great virtues in life. For
punctuality I would commend to you the
example Of the SUM- which rises exactly ut
break Of day, never before, never after
Journal de Condo.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-13

DeWittss Witch Hazel salve cures piles.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures burns.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel SaIve cures sores.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures ulcers
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-13

sr LOUIS. Jan 13-A Post-Dispatch
special from Winchester, o., says AZ
remarkable suicide was committeud
here last night BY Jesse Powell, a well
TODD bachelor farmer, who blew hi
head OF with shotgun, after writing
letter III which he stated that his deed
was the result of remorse at having ash
sisted lis the lvnching Of young Parker,
near West Union nieht before last.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-13

Our kitchen being on floor above din
ing room you get no unpleasant odor
from same. at Whittier 8 90
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-13

Try Phillips mineral water. It f. con-
sidered the finest water for the stomach
3l2 w. Eighth avenue. Try It.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-13

Premature badness may be prev nla-
ana the hair made TO grow on heads al-
ready bald, by the use of HALLS Neget4Di'
Sicilian Hair Remover
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-13
TODAY's TELEGRAPH TIPS.

The car house belonging to the Cleve-
land (Ohiol Electrict Street Railway COM
pang. was burned this morning together
with thirty cars, eighteen Of which were
motors. The loss is about $4,000; Gov
cred by Insurance
The last furnace at the Maryland steel
company at sparrows Point, near Balti-
more, has closed, throwing 150 more men
ont Of employment. The management
claims lack of orders necessitated such a
course.
Rev Daniel Cook Jacokes. man of
national reputation, died last night of
paralysis, ia the 81st year Of his age, at
Pontiac Mich. lie began his service I'M
the Michigan conference in the Metho-
dist church and for several years took
charge of the Indian missions in the
Lake Superior region.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-13

we mend our customers laundry free
of charge. Peerless Steam Laundry, 112
and ia West Eighth.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-13

112 and III West sth, Peerless Steam
..llrlllr.-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-13

1t not only relieves; + does more, 2.
cures. We refer % One Minete ~oae
Cure. Suitable for all ages ai cot-i-
tions. az all times. ~ "A. JONES
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-13

at the dictation Of Minister Stevens and
the United States forces.
Second-That in any event they CON
sidered the whole matter must be refer
red to and settled at Washington.
Third-In case of such determination,
the new monarchy was to be protected
by the forces Of the United States and
that the Americans were to be disarmed
within six months by the aid of the Uni
ted States troops
The public journalists have been maxi
ing it hot for Minister Willis. George
Manson. of the Star, has fled an affidavit
ia which he virtually declares the
United States minister to have falsihed
in an Interview. DR. Tronsseau has also
been called to account for his statements
in Blount's report and has repeatedly
apologized.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-13

Peerless Steam Laundry Peerless
Steam Laundry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-13

American stenm Laundry,
112 West 9TH. Telephone BAL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-13

chITtIng8 q
TOPEKA SHIRT MFG 90.
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Peerless steam Laundry, Phone 1872.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-13

Good work done by ne Peerless.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-13

KNAsHIN GTON, 3an- 1891 The patent on
the electric telegraph in the Bell tele-
phone patents viii expire ON January so.
This is one of the most important patents
which viii expire during the year. 1t
was filed anuary Us, 1884, and was the
1S1.757th patent Issued In 1887 It was
held TO be a valid patent Dy the I nited
States supreme court
The headquarters of Associated Chart
ties Is id tie Natatorium building. on
East 10th street All applicants for aid
should BID referred TO DR. Eldridge, our
secretary. who VIII be found there.
BENJAMIN il. SMITH
President Associated Charities.
TITS all the same. d slight cold con-
gested lungs or severe cough One
Minute Cough Cure banishas them.
ST H. JONES
Try our Irish stew at $50 Kansas ave-
nue..
ID. Holiness druggist, 731 Kansas avs.
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shiFla msndad ~ me Peerless
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y. Holiness dfuggisti u Kansas ave-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-03

ausen aufseben. Sd perseiie ME Sire
lteben @orte-ja, bas mdre ein Slid! !!
Sd flob beute Dor Sole uno ienoe
Sbnen bur6 Sad tauieno @riiBe. Wte
fann man nur in TO furjer .3ett 10 gut
Sreunb merben! &iilien Sie in met
mem Namen Sad. Wenn er ni9t geme>
fen tpdre!
Sbre perlaiiene Barbara.
2Sas i'd allies tbat? giur 70 piel
fonnte i'd mid erinnern, baB i'd nabe
baran tpar, tnetnen feds Sdmeinen bic
Seiieln 3u loien, ite frei laufen gu lai.
fen, 3lt Seltpe 3uriid5ufebren un6 Sole
3lt t0bten, tuenn er ii6 mir in ben
@es ftellte!
God es fam anbers! NlS i'd ipteoer
etntsermaben 3u mir fam, paiiirfe
Sad unter bem @ejoble Der @ailen~
il9erb in pollem galopp bic erlten
6duler BON Sacramento, tnb i'd lag
1nitten unter 1neinen grun3enben, mtb
bei9nuffelnben Yailasteren unb las
ptellei6t gum bunbertiten Mal: vSbre
perlallene Barbara.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-03
Werbeerenbe @alobrdnbe in Svsins
neiota mne 9SiSepniin.

6ur1tbare Walbbrdnbe baben i'm
n6rbliden Wiseonfin unb inn Staate
Minneiota sanae Quabratmeilen pon
Walbbefanb aerft6rt. Mebrere gGebei
la11Hngen unh tleiue Stdbte linb benz
perbeerenben Clement gum Opfer ge
fallen unb biele Meni9en fnb bel her
8ranbs aatafropbe umsefommen.
Die Ingaben ilber bic 3abl Der ums
gefommenen geten iebr melt auseinan.
Der, benn mdbrenb bic niebrigiten
s9dbungen tmmer nod bon fiinf3ig
3obten ipre6en, belduft ii6 mad ans
beren Mngaben bic 3abl ber Opfer auf
itber fiinf bunbert.
9ie pon ber GeuersbrunR beimge>
,, fu9ten Stdbte unb OrtI6aften fnb !:
, 9indlep, Sanbftone, pogafma. sanbs
itone Sunetion, @tuuf 2ate unb Miis
fion Greet.
Na6 elmer in st. paul eingetroHee
men Na9rt6t iollen 355 Meni6en in
ben Glammen umgetommen fein, tpdb>
renb nod mebrere bunbert permiBt
merben, iiber beren S9idlaI man nod
i'm lnflaren 1T. Da bic Selegrapbens
Terbinbungem Der ganaen umgegenb
t0tal 3erf6rt finb, tpirb es au1 nod
geraume 3eit bauern, bis fi9 bic Ners
LUTTE an 2eben unb @i9entbum genau
iiberbliden lanen tperben.
Mm f1limmiten bat bic Geuersbrunit
in benz Stdbt6en 6indlep gewhtbet.
Dort 5eigen ieBt nur nod bic ausge>
brannten Mauern bes @1ulbaules,
bas eiierne Sitter, tpel9es bas Court
bans umgab unb bas feuerfefe @ez
tp6lbe Der 8ant an, mo- bic Stabt gez
faGben bat.
Die @inaelbeiten Der fur1tbaren
Scenen fpotten ieber 8eidreibung.
Gntiebli1 tparen bic @rfabrungen,
tpel1en bic Baifagiere zines bur9 ben
bidten brennenben Walb fabrenben
3uges 5u MAIDEN batten. Oie bon eie
mem beftigen Orfan ansefadten Glans
men nerbreiteten fi9 f6neller als Der
3ug .fabren fonnte unb 10 mdre Der
gan5e 3ug nit allen Pafiagiersn in benz
gBalbe Derbrannt, tDenti Der 2eeDmos
tibensGiibrer nidt ben Mettlauf aufgez
geben uno umgetebrt mdre, obpobl
aud bas eine Gabrt auf 2eben un6 Sob
mar, ba bic S6fpellen li9terIob branns
ten unb bic 2uft in elm @lutb Meer
Dermanbelt mar. Mebrere Dor Mngft
mabniinnig gemorbenen paRagiere
fprangen BON 3uge unb Derbrannten.
Sic Hotb in benz bon Der 8ranbs
aataiiropbe beimseiu9ten 9ifritte III
groB unb umfafenbe 9hIfe 1T brins
genb notbipenbig. Sn ct. Yaul bot
fi9 elm &omite gsbilDet, baS bic fpftes
matiide nnteritiiBung Der urr ibre gez
fammte 6abe Beraubten in bic 9anb
genommen bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-03
Dr.. price's Cream Batting pom6er
9as boiltommenfe. has seala@t tuirn.
9egas.

Na9 ben Ingaben ber idmmtlis
den @ifenbabnen i'm Staate iiber ben
Baummolltransport ppm 81. Suli 1893
bis gum 81. SuIi 1894 betrug bic
Iebtidbrise Baummollernte 1921, ,982
Ballen. @alDeffOn erbielt babon
], ,021, 724 8aaen.
= 9errn %. &. WademIon, benz
republitanif6en @ouperneurstanbiba=
ten, ipurbe bel feiner Mntuuft in ieiner
6eimatbsifabt Georgetnmn bon feinen
Witbtirgern = @epubIifanern, Demo.
traten unb populifen = elm marmer
Gmpfang bereitet. 9lber mie oerbdlt
es fi6, bob Mademlon bic domination
annabm, mdbrenb bod bic 9epubIita,
rer Ieines gountD'8, benen er notbae
brungen fi6 anf1IieBen muB. fib fur
eine Gufion nit ben populifen ausae,
fpro6en baben2
= 9ie Galpefton uNems" brinat
Beri6te aus 1876 8aummolIe aiebeuben
Counties iiber ben Stanb Der planae
unb bic @rnteausfi9ten. Die 8eri6fe
lauten bel weitem nidt 10 eanitis, pie
i'm Suli. Grit 3rodenbeit, bann Ste.
gen, Hoif unb &aupe baben S1aben
angeri6tet unb bic @r,partungen auf
eine CUTE grnte merflid berabgeiiimmt.
-.Sn Der bemofratif6en @onuenz
tion bes 4. asnsreBbifritts, bic in
paris abgebalten tpurbe, bate mon
$500 Mbftin1ntunqen iiber bic brei @Qus
bibaten CRAWFORD, 6obgeS unb Sbeps
barb borgenommen, Dbne gum &e5uls
tat 5u gelangen. Oa ertldrten 1ieb ale
Srei, 5uriid5utreten unb ieber that bies
in elmer bur6aus leibenfhaftSloIen unb
neri6bnli9en &ebe. Damn tuurbe 9a>
bib 3. @uIberfou In @oridlas sebra9t
unb einffimmig lpieber nominirt.
= Sn @albeiton ifarb Der betannte
Netail Grocerpbdnbler u. Nafel.
= Nls ber 3ug ber @olf Colorado
nnb Santa Sc Babn fi6 BON Der Iebs
ten 9alteitatien Dor @alneiton In 8es
megung iebte, fprang Der brei3ebnidb=
rige @bas. Sinfelater auf bas Sritt=
brett zines Waggons, UNI umfonit nit
sur Stabt su fabren. Ser Wei6ems
fteler 5. 3eaean bemerfte ibn nnb
rib ibn 5uriid. Ser 3nabe i9Iug auf
bic S6iene auf unb purbe berartig
berlebt, baB er am Nbenb narb. Reas
gan murbe perbaftet. @r betbeuert,
baB er ni6t i'm geringaen bic Nbf6t
bate, benz 3naben elm 2eib au3ufiigen.
- Weitere 8eridte aus ubalbe be-
iagen, buB bic fonit trodeue 2eona "a
Sub WaHer entbielt. gm Samstag
traf Der erfte Pafasiersus bonn Wefen
tDieber in llpalbe elm; ibm foIsten 10
Gradt3age.
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MeHltseitia iiberse,tat

bon Der 1batia&e, bab bas s&ptnben Der epanntraf
TN aSrper Der grrbote TN Gnsus besriencr ranfbs Ill
IT, baben e&aaren trdntaer geripncn gum liaerfteu
aR tteI bes eebfi@uses sesen brpbenbe @efabr, 80.
fetter'S Rasenbttters, sesrtffeu. Dteies wD6Is
fsuense ettmulan,mtttsl f6vtert tn unsep6bnlidbem
SraSe bic gerSauuns unb GiimiIiruus ber Ndbritpe,
ourG relhe bo8 glut sur Aueue Der @eIunbbeit uut
9raft semaGt ptrb. Nuberbem bebt baS 8ttters bte
nntpdttsfet ber 2eber, Nteren unb Gtnseweibe pele
nets 4rdtererlut bebinst Spippbl Gsluf aIS bic nd
fnbens gu befriebisen, mrb burd 6tefes mad mt}i.ns
i4aftt6en Grunbfdsen prdparrte GliItr erseuat; aud
bat es etne berubsenbe Wirfuns auf baS seihrdhte
ndbruns bat auf ben Dpspeptiter fetne 9Birfuna. /.
DurG ben Gebrauh beS Bttters ptrb iie er5t nusb9r
aemaGt. Terner sebrauGe man bas BttterS aeaeu
Malaria, &beumattsmuS unb @lterSbe' e'4perben
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8. aapitet.

Wlir mar gut ab.aafen, auf oas erite
Gnsebot i6lus i'd meine @aare los.
Gs blieb immerbin elm gang anitdnbiser
@emiun, unb id beeilte mid, metnen
&arren bon Neuem su fiillen. Do6
meiu @eiit mar ni9t mebr BET benz
llnternebmen, benen Grfols sn iebr bin>
ter meiner baftisen Yhantaiie einbere
binfte. SD bere9nete, baBl i6 Sabre
anf biele @eiie bur6 bas 2ano fabren
unBte, TIM nur nit einiger 9luSli9t
auf @rfols Dor ben babsierisen 6elipe
ais @erber ltm feine 9odter treten
3u f0nnen, unb tpenn Barbara nod 70
itanobaft mar, 70 lanse btrfte, fonnte
i9 ,1t6t iparten. Wenn a1t Der @e>
i6idte nit beut @olbidas etpas @ab<
res tpdre! Sn rneiner Gnsit fins i'd
ielbft an baran Ut slauben.
Sd 5erbra6 mir ben 9opf nod einem
ISLAM, au6 bic Mfine tau9te tpteber
uerlodenb auf, bas rpodet, /" bas i9
ibon perfiibreril9 blinfen Iab. &onnte
es nidt nod einmal seben? Sc trieb
mid ia ni9t mebr bic Sabiu9t, foa.
bern bic 2iebe! gflr 10 biel mollte i1
semtnnen, rnt 0etipe su seipinnem, bas
Bib einisermaBell s1 pertpirfii6en, bas
i9 entmorfen, bann mollte i6 ia metn
sanseS Qeben arbeiten, an fein @olb
mebr oenfen. Sn oieler Stintuuna
ma6te i'd meine @infdufe.
SD muBte laden, als i'd gum
S6luiie ben Ylunber fab, Der meinen
Barren fiillte. 9ii9ts als Srauenipaare |!
8illiser S9mud, Oalsfetten Obr>
ringe, 8roiden, Irntretfen aller @rt,I
Saarnabeln, 9idb5eug bunte Glider,
&H6enseratb, &tnoertanb! Nuf alien
ben 8ddden ltnb Badeten itanb iosar
cine @iese, pel1e i6 BET einem Sanb,
fer eingebanoelt, lie biente ben fir
Selipe beitiumten @bisf1fdB6en GUM
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meinen Sreunb grnitb absumaden
batte, belt mid etlpas ldnser auf.
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auf Dem WiarI6e. 0emIelben bte
birefte 9sidtuns nad Selipes 9ian6o
3rt geben, ging su meinem 8erbrulie
ni6t an. @as mollte id) in benz bamals
ipdrli6 belpobnten 9beile bon Placer
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tis oarauf beoadt, mid ni6t slt peit
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