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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-02

TOR. RENT-A large new store-room, with
i plate glass front, dwelling and cellar.
EXEC Lent business location WIN be ready
for rent November LIST. Rent reasona ole
Apply TO q. W. Newhouser, l20 North Main
street. l0-l5-tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-02

EOR SALE-A lot of minion booy type, In
II cases. Middling good order A bargain.
Cases, nearly new, 25 cents extra. Apply at
the HERALD office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-02
M1SOELLANEOUS.

I OST.-On the LIST inst. along West Centre
IL South Main or East oak street, a gold
Liberal reward will be paid Tor return TO the
HHRALD office. u-22t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-02

NOR SALE.-Having two large Brown a
u Carver paper cutters, will sell one at one.
third the cost. which was 500. Apply at the
HERALD office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-02

Tor SALE.-A large eighth-medium Uni
/ versal press. Want room for a larger
press. VIII be sold cheap Tor cash. Apply al
the HERALD office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-02

EOR SALE.-A mailing machine, addressed
T. from blocks. Several dozen galleys
Cost over Sl00 Can be had at less than one
fourth Easily worked. Apply at the Ii ER
AID office.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-16

merely 3 ten and Ia THE GLOBE
you will get state news, and news from
the north pole to south Call and sub
scribe at once
The merchant that fails to advertise is
the one that is always saying times {
hard, and money is scarce, Just think
of the new money that is now going the
rounds. There are dollars, halves, quar-
ters, all but down to / cent pieces. Ad-
Yertising is what all business need
The Norfolk and Western railroad are
doing an immense business just now. The
freight train which was due here last
evening about $50 was delayed about
FIVE miles from the city for two hours on
account of being unable to pull up one
Of TIE grades, The mail was late on &C
count of having to haul some freight cars.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-16
A Card.
MEBANE, n. c., Oct 1G, 1894

MEBANE, N. c., Oct 1G 1894.
)AILY GLOBE i beg space in your
valued paper to reply to a challenge ap
pearing in the Daily Sun and signed by
Fl. A Reams, chairman democratic exec
| utive committee 18th senatorial district
and addressed to myself and running
mate, Dr.. w. G. Stephens, of Caswel
This challenge through the Sun is en-
| tirely unnecessary and uncalled for. 1t
is a cheap way of making capital and Ell
deavoring 10 do so. Mr. Reams knows
our address and Mr.. Boone also know
Mr. Boone and the undersigned have me t
in Joint discussion several times and at
different places. And when Mr. Boone
has been by court and other duties kept
away, have willingly diyided time with
his representatives. two Of AlamanCe
county's most eloquent lawyers, Messrs
Mclean Eand Clendmin In this week
have met Mr. .IOOne. | can not meet Mr.,
Boone on the 18th as | have appointments
in Caswell the balance Of this week.
Next week have arranged to go to
Orange and will be pleased to meet Messrs
Boone and Mitchell. Mr.. Boone is a
lawyer and reputed debater and | am
only plain country man, but we are
perfectly willing to meet Mr.. Boone and
discuss the issue with him before the peo
pie as long as he is willing to do so in a
gentlemanly and decent way.
am not authorized to speak for DR..
w. G, Stephens, my running mate. He
is, think, now canVassing with his COM
petitor, M. Mitchell, in Caswell county.
We think Dr.. Stephens is willing to meet
Mr., Boone
Asking you to publish this to show
your readers that we have met Mr.. Boone
and are meeting his lawyers every day
are still willing to do so, and thanking
you in advance for same, | am your
Obedient servanu STEPHEN A. WHITE.
Nominee of Republican and Peoples
Party for 18th Senatorial District.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-16
Ten Dollars

Has always been popular price for a business suit
and heretofore we have always been able to give
fair to middling suit at that price, but it has re-
manned for this season to bring forth at our store
business suit for $40 which is the wonder of the
willing purchaser and our especial pride. 1t is a
regular free-WoO wOnder-a possibility born of
new order of things Gin which, let us state with en-
phasis our own energy and foresight play no small
part and if you find it hard to believe we shall not
marvel. However, bring along your expert, some
one who knows clothing from to L, and see what
they have to say about this special suit. You would
cheerfuly pay us $15 for this suit if we cared to
ask it, BY the way, have you our two-and-a-
half Derby? It's good one.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-16

Try Electric Bitter as remedy for your
troubles? If not, get bottle now and get
relief This medicine has been found to be
peculiarly adapted to the relief and cure of
all female complaints, eXertiug wonderful
direct influence in giving strength and tone
to the organs fyou hav' loss OF appetite,
constipation, headache, Painting Spells, or
are nervous, sleepless, cxcita lie melancholy
or troubled with dizzy spells, Electric Bilters
is the medicine yol need. Health and
strength are guaranteed by its use arge
bottles only fifty cents at +, Blacknall 4
Sons drug store.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-16

Funny Clowns Reproduction
Ridden Driven X
Chariot Races T" and Fou! Horse % ng and i1,e @
Additions making Complete
BrantN
Handsomest Tumph Parade
Positions Horses
in dand al
Band Fife and Drum Military Band
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-16
That Joyful Feeling

health and strength and internal cleanli
ness, which follows the use of Syrup of
Figs, is unknown to the few who have
not progressed beyond the old time mrdi
cines and the cheap substitutes sometimes
offered but never accepted by the well
informed
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-16
Quick Work.

A hoggsbead of tobacco was shipped
on the cannon ball train this morning for
Danville it was received in that city at
11:30 and was sold today This is quick
work
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-16
REMEMBER THAT AM AGENT FOR THE
OIL CAN

h II
If
a n
q
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goods either wholesale
u o o O
G uoo Is
# sold
fiend
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-16

Mn N. " nCAAN' the same man was one
year ago. People are astonished; and say.
well. last year this time / would NOT pave
thought that YOU would be living now can
thankfully say / am entirely cured OF dlS-
ease which. but for your wonderful iisCoV-
cry would have resulted in my oeath'
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-16
CURES sG1zI37S1
BAD Cough SPIT UP PBLooD,-CONsUMPTIoN.

n. y. MCLlN. ESQ, OF
KEN psuille. Princess
Anne Co., Va, writes !:
" When l commenced
taking your Discovery
l was very low with a
cough, and at times spit
up much blood. | was
not able TO do the least
work, but most of the
time was in bed. | was
all run down, very
weak, my head was diZ-
", and | was extremely
despondent. The first
bottle l took did not
seem to do me much
good. but | had faith in
It and continued using it
until l had taken fifteen
bottles. and now | do
not look nor feel like
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-16
admission so Cents Children Under II Years Half Price

tie
exhibition
day aud date Excursion all
Location North
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09
THE SHOEMAKER.

MIX applied once a week with a soft
brush clcanses and softena boots aud shoes.
Tho family boot and shoe stretoher, with
corn and bunion pieces Of brass. Is a mod
ern patent
Dull, dusty shoes will absorb heat from
The sun, earth and air, but shoes brightly
polished throw Of Che heat Of the sun BY
reflection.
Patent leather boots should be- kept Ia o
warm room and always warmed before put
ting on. II they get wet. dry them slowly
In the sun u possble, but never near the fire.
II your new shoes hurt your feet, fll
them with water, let 80 remain "a few min
utes and then pour b. out. The water takes
the heat out 81 the leather, and they will
not burn or press on tender places after
that
Shoes must be worn broad ia the toes,
with broad and low heel, because, mo
matter what the fashion, when you find "A
man who pinches his toes you may be sure
IL will take only very small hat 10 pinch
his head"
Glycern is said 20 be- an excellent pre-
fervative Of shoes and also 10 act - a water
PROBING. Itshould always be- diluted, how
ever, when applied 10 the skin. Two parts
Of water and ore Of glyccrin might suit
your purpose.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09

INTO oostnsios over nnrd tack and would
lick army sugar out Of my hand In u most
delighted way. Every time he got luoso ho
would hunt up my tcnt and hang around,
and often ~ a m.ty night 10 has stood
with his head and neck stuck inside Of my
tent socinlngly perfectly contcnted. Tho
boys got 30 they let him stay there Wen,
ono rniny night, near ChickamnuRn, ! had
eaten supper aud onmc out 81 the tent. /
had somehow felt uneasy all the afternoon.
] was ON picket, and we worc in dew
ilish nasty place. just whore we could b.
nicely surprised N each and every picket
was not very nlcrt Somehow ! felt thnt
we woD going 10 bo attacked II was ono
OF those feciing1 that como over man, and
ho can't tell how or why. We'll, ! decided
] would just slip around and zee that my
men were all well posted and wide nwnke.
AT the door Of the tent stood Old Bees
wax, and pattod him and said Como on,
old man, and lets ~ an,und and sec tho
boys, and went on, knowing that he
would follow me like q dog. Well, passed
several pickcts, and cnch spoke and gcncr-
ally said something o. the old mule, who
seemed to thinl. he was helping me 90 look
into things Down IN hollow ] stopped
under big pine trcc-f mover will forget
why l stopped. but something made me do
IL. Tho mule came up even with me and
stopped also. Suddenly lac cooked up his
ears and gave little snort and pushed
right up In front Of me. He nctod "a II he
was going 10 charge at something he either
saw or smellcd. There was sharp report,
fash Of fire, "a squeal Of pain, and tho
poor mule sank az my feet.
"Of course the alarm was given, and the
whole camp turned ont, but We never
caught the would b. assassin. 10 was 20
dark that he easily escaped lie was cvi-
IDENTIFY scout who had slipped up close
20 camp and was watching his chance
TO Kill tho officer whoever he might be-
who made the rounds of the pcllcts. IL
was "A fevortc trick, and many "A poor fcl
low met his death that way. W. could sec
every track IN the mud with our lanterns
and found right where he had been stand
ing II the mule had not moved up just as
he did, in grnnt Of me, that bullet would
have gone through my heart, and would
not De- hero talking 10 you. Well, You can
bet ] turned my attention TO Old Becswax,
but IL was too late. The ball had crashed
through his shoulder, gone through the
faithful old heart and lodged against "A
rib on the side next TO me, and he was
dead Our surgeon cut out the ball and
gave il to me, and have always carried
IL. Ny company buried the poor I~ule next
day &C the foot Of the big pine tree, and,
do you know, | saw many quiet tear i'm
eyes that did not do much crying in those
stern times. Iii admit 10 you that my
own throat was pretty full. Now, do you
wonder that / don't like 20 sec any poor
old mule abusedf'-F. NJ Gilbert ia
Evansville Ond.) Tribune.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09
THE MULE WAS A HERO.
He Gave Up his Lie 10 Save That
Of His Beloved Master.
the Msjor.
The Spirit OF Self-Sacr fics Was
Strong Within Him, tho
Mule.
60 see = Poor OId Mule BADLY
Treated.

isn't that a shame said Major VIII
lam Nelson rs he pointed 70 tcamster
abusing II mule in Il dirt wagon
The major had stopped on the corner OF
Second and Locust just as the scribe came
up, and tho following story, which mover
has appeared In print, grew out Of this
chance remark. ats All wrong" says he,
"toabusc a mule and think he has no sense
Mules are naturally bright and quick 10
learn, and they arc the toughest brutcs on
earth. l tell you, we found out In the ar
my how good they were. and IL Is there
that learned 20 love thcn. A poor old
mule saved my life for me, know that
much "
"IIow was that, majorY" said the scribe
"Oh, mover mind, said the major and
then, as II ovadinp tho question, he contin-
ued, and how they would bray used %
love 20 hear them. Why, sir, sometimes
We had n train Two miles long. Well, when
we would be ordered TO turn in and make
camp at night the first team 10 turn out
Of the road would begin 20 bray-they
know whit 10 meant. Well, DO you know
those mulo teams would tako IL up and
along tho line, five miles beck, the way
they would bray was d caution And the
way they would buckle down 30 work
They would nearly pull through their col
lars, and tho last ones would come right
up an "a trot III tell you mules have any
amount Of sense %
"But how about one saving your life
majori" said the reporter, who imagined
that no was getting close to something
rcat.nblc
"Oh don't like 20 say much about
that. II was close shave for me, and 70
this day don't like 10 talk or even think
about it,"
TELL mo anyhow" urged the reporter
"Nou know ] don't print everything
hear"
"Well most reporters do, " said the ma
jOr land "A great deal they don't hear
But If you'll keep 70 10 yourself III tell
you my story anyhow. Do you see this'"
and he ran his hand down into his pocket
and pulled out something that looked Ike
a rough lump Of silver. "This is battered
Confederate rifle ball, " said he. when
first got it, IL was very rough and dingy,
but il has worn smooth and bright in all
these years that have carried il as a peck
Ct piece. And now for the story of how
got IT, During the years / was in the war,
j always hated 20 see the men abuse their
horses or mules and especially the latter,
for too many Of the soldiers thought just
rs that fool boy did-that a mule was only
a vicious brute, 20 bo abused on every op-
portunity. In my command was q gray
mule that ] had protected several timos-I
don't know how many beatlngs l saved
him-and he grew TO know me. called
him Old BoeswaX, for he was such a com
ical old fellow, and | grew to pctting him
and giving him some little bit 20 cat every
time he was near my tent. lie would go
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09

A a romedy for all forms Of headache
Electric Bittors has Trove1 to be the very
beat. IL Effects permanent cure ami tho
most dreaded habitual sick headaches WELD
10 its Influence. We urge oil who are
siilicted 90 procure hottie. and give this
remedy fair trial. In cases OF hnbitual
constipation Electric Bitters cures by Civ
ing tho needed tone 10 the bowels, ami few
cases long resist the use Of this medicine.
Try II at once. LefPe hotties only 80 cents
at Parchsn-D' Acheul Drug Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09

In small town in the province of Sax
DRY .he local authorities have forbidden
persons who have not paid taxes for three
years To frequent inns and public houses,
and the prOprictOrs Of these places are Ia
be- punished II they sell drink 10 such per
sons. Ia the inns Is hung up "a list Of mo-
fewer than no names Of pcrsons-thc pop
ulation numbering only J., 75O-wbo have
not paid taxes since 1891.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09

Coated. your throat drV. your eyes dull aud
iBfamed and do you feel mean generally
when you get up 10 the mo ninRY Your
liver aud kidneys ore not doing their duty.
Why don't you take Parks' Sure CGrel IL
10 does not make Won feel better "a costs
you nothing. IL cures bTiRhts disease. dia-
betss and Hll kidney complaints Only
guaranteed cure. Sold by Parehsn- ID Acheul
Drag Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09

good remedy aud theirs il not anvih n 2
on the market that equals French Tansy
Tablets for the relief md cure of uainful o
Irregular msnses. these tablets remove al
distractions. no matter what the osuss
Manufactured by A. AuRendre Paris.
France. and for sale only by PArohsn.
DAcheul Drug Co. Helena, Mont, sol
agents. Price 81 per box; sent by mail
eeouTely Sc aled.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09

About colds and coughs in the summer
time. You may have a tickling cough or a
little cold, or baby may have the crour.
aud when IL comes you ought 10 know that
Parks Cough syrup 10. the best cure for 1t.
old By Parohen- ID Aeheul Drug Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09

Meat can never BE twice cooked without
injury TO the article hence the process of
hashing should be- warming only. Per
haps the best way is strong steuming UNI
til it IS completely warmed through. This
completed, the hash may be best treated
with piquant kotchup Of mushroom or
tomato and then De quickly served. New
York Advertiser.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09

We take pleasure in announcing that
afte- this date Parks surs Cure will re-
move oil traces of rheumatism. kidney
trouble Or liver complaint from the user
II is to- day the only medicine that is guaf-
anteed TO cure these diseases or no pny.
Parks Sure Cure is sold by Parchen-
A'Aehsul Drug Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09

Tea drinking prevails TO a very large
extent among persons of literary habits.
1t is not only pleasant brain bracer, but
is harmless as we'll.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-09

Blsaohsd muslin, Nurth i0c. selling at 6h c
this week al Tho Bee five.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
Gin %9eiudter poIi5ift.
nIife Gronin ffebt i'm Deroa6t, 6eIoer oes
Qoli5eifonos fir iid behaIten 5u haben.

Ser 9oli3ift M}i9aeG gronin, Der ein3ige
BON Snfpettor @6oads 8Gaur0den, Der iih
ni9t gu Der priifung am Sat2itag Ra6z
mittag einfanb, nirb pobl am G%dngften bic
l1niform g~etragen BADEN, DIS GrOnin, Der
gum 81, Poli5eiprecintt ge6Ort unb Bis ba6ia
in @ragin Otenit that, am SamitdgGd6mitz
tag fib ni9t bliden feb, erinnerten ii3 feline
8Orgefebten, boB er Der @erpdlter zines
Shells Des 0iilf5zSonbs fir feline Ramerdz
ben mar, unO es ftieg in ibnen Der 8erba4t
auf, baB es bteletbt nit feiner He9ntng
ni9t fttmmen m0ge, Gronin bate Die GoI=
I%ettionen Der 8ettrags9elOer unb Spe5ialz
beitrGge Der Yoli5tIten i'm 8e3trt @ragtn fir
ben Inter itiiBungsfonb 3u beiorgen, un0 e8
iteQte ft9 audi beraus, baB @ronin ben Be-
amten bss 5onbs NOD cine Mbre9nung iiber
Die Summe bon 5000 i9uGbtg iet. Meitere
Na9forf4ungen ergaben, Dab Gronin felt
benz Sage mad 8et6nQ4ten It9 nt4t me6r
auf Der Station bate bliden laTen. NuA
in ieiner Mobnung, $50 %. 9~altebfraBe,
fonnte @ronin ni6t gefunben perben,
Sn1pettOr S6add 6at bes6alb geftern
Nbenb ben 8efebl e%rlaffen, baB Midnel
@rpntn berbaftet unb ibm porgefii6rt perbe,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
Gin bartndfi9er Siebbaber.
Die poIt3ei iuht nad2 Charles Singer, DER ole
hibiae Joa Go9sIano nit aller 6ewaIt
heirdthen miu.

@e6eimpoli3iiten Der SIT Gbicago Mpe,z
Station Itnb auf Der Su9e na9 etnem gez
piifen g6arles Singer, Der, tpie Die MntIage
be1agt, gum 1e9ften Male SSSba GpgftanD,
cine bubi9e, 20idbrtge S9meDtn, entfibrt
6aben IoQ.
Sba tit felt Dem IeBten W3ittpod aug
Muffin berf6punben, un0 t6re 8etannten
fitr9ten, baB Singer fe irgenbpp berborgen
bdlt, UNI fte gegen ibren WiQen na9 @6De@
ben 5urid3u6rtngen.
Sba befinbet itb erit felt bret M}onaten
in bteIem Qanbe. Sic 1T Elm 53iiBltnQ
bDn SRI. SreDa 0aniel1pn bpm G6tcQQoer
0tufoniRenz9eim, 227 Obio Ctr. 6rau
Sefferion, Die Superintendent b~er2ln1talt,
CAB 9eitern iiber sSba cine romanti19e Sc
f3t6te gum 8eIten,
Na6 ibrer Oar5teQung bate Singer eoS6a
in S63ipeoen fennen gelernt, unb eS fi9
in ben &opf 9efeBt, ite gu beirotben, trobz
Dem tie rt4ts BON ibm tptffen poQte. I'm
it6 1etnen Nufbringli9feiten gu ent5ieben,
babe Sba t6re 0eimatb berlaien unb 5ei
na9 W~ftnneapoltS gu i6rer bort mobnenben
S3pefter gegangen. 8alb Darauf -1et aber
au@ Singer in minneapolis eingetroffen,
unb babe au9 bort SSybd nit 1einen SET
rdtbSantrdgen berfOlgt. Soa fam bann
na4 @bicago, aber AUDI bierber folgte i6r
Singer. SRI. 0anieliOn berf6affte SOa
bier cine SteQe BET elmer Samtlie an Der
Mebiter Nbe. @ines MbenbS lduerte Sim
ger feiner @ngebeteten auf als ite in benz
bena36arten @rocerplaDen gtnfdufe mabte,
er faBte ite Bel Der 9aile unb fdleppte tie
nab Dem ndGften StraBenbabnpageu, SIS
geIang SSba aber, iiA Don ibm Ios5umo6en
unO na4 9aufe 3~uriid3uteAren, Sba err
bieIt bann cine SteQe in Nlton, aber aud
bort6in foIgte tbr Der Nn6etsr,
Sri, 0dntelfon bOGte SSba bon bort ab,
unb brabte 1e bel elmer Samilie in Nu1tin
unter. Son bier 1T Sba felt Dem leBten
Mtttpo4 Oerf9punOen, unb IS 1T ipobl
an3unebmen, baB ie it4 iebt in Der Sc
fangenf9aft Singers %befinbet,
Singer 1T angeblt9 Der Sobn zines
poblbubenben &aufmanns in @tof6olm;
NdRere5 iiber i'm 1T iebo3 Der ppIt3et
ni3t befannt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31

Tra9t Guren Grocer na6 ygbe SeiBGer
& Sun8c Co.'S" oQuafer 8rO6", baS
i6mafbaiteite p6Ome WioOe 8rob", oa8
ic bon einer 8dGerei g~eIiefert iuurbe.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
Sic bate einen Snik-

Cine jun8e Dame, pel8e f6 @nnie So6nz
lon n%annte. Ionte fi9 beute bor 8i6ter Ser
item iber einen Spit berantporten, ben Ie
1tdb angetrunten botte. Sin 8oG3ift bate bic
19ponterl0e 9eItalt unter bic 06but Der
Ntatrone in Der ., G6icago Noe.z Station
9ebro3t. Der 8ibter entlieB bic Dame.
&nr3e 3eit fpdter erf9ien Gbporb g.
ARtte, jener Reporter am oSynter Oceon,
iDel4er bor etniger 3eit ben soyournaltYten g,
8. 9apne5 bur9 cine 8eoolOert4qel erbebz
lte4 D%ertpunbete, ol5 berielbe nit Ietner -
WRtte'S Satin bon einem 8eIl1he in
@ngeIs PoOi1on 8uriitfe6rte. IS teQfe ff6
herauS, baB 4nnte SObniOn Die Satin @biz
teS pdr.
9eriel6e befragte ben 8eri6tertatter 81.
90. Blace BON Der nGetps", Of er BEN san
f4reiben tDerbe. Ser 8efraQte befabte unb
bfiBf4nea ftiir3te ii4 @bite auf Sen u6z
nungslofen 8eriAterftatter. Oie &inqenDen
ipuroen aitgenblidli9 getrennt unb QBbtte
nad elmer Seize gebra4t,
Place oer3i4tete auf cine @%erfolquno un6
WRtte rOurbe balo enttaHen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-31
80 t9uHalsi6riiber PretS
Yret5 9rei5 jeBt

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