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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-01
n. W. T. BsssI.t College.


The attention Of the readers Is
called to the advertisement Of the
Northwest Texas Baptist college
In this issue. Young men and young
ladies, who are expecting 10 leave
home to attend college, should hesi-
tate before going = long distance
when there il a college only n few
hours ride from them which has n
curriculum equal 10 any. Economy
in education is commendable when
no sacrifice Is made. Why spend
money travelling hundreds Of miles
for an education when the very best
can be had almost az your door.
Decatur, Texas, Is only 100 miles
from Ardmore; n beautiful and
healthful location. The faculty j.
one OF the most efficient in the
south, with A. J. Emerson At its
head. Emerson l. recognized as
leading educator Of the country;
gentleman Of large and profitable
experience. He has the true idea
of education, that is thoroughness
in all things. lie does not hesitate
to tell the average young man or
lady that Ia will take i've years OF
hard work to complete the course of
study and gain a diploma from his
college But degree from this in
stitution viii mean something. IL
has q curriculum equal to any col
lege west OF the Mississippi river.
Send for catalogue. soft
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-01
Opium For = PrIsoasr.

PARIS, Tex, July 3i.-when the
mail for the prisoners at the Jail
was delivered today = somewhat
bulky letter addressed TO T. a. West
mOrelsnd aroused the suspicious OF
the guards, and il was broken open
before being delivered. IL was
found to contain several grains of
morphine, and was evidently sent
the prisoner TO be used for suicidal
purposes. Westmoreland was con-
victed Of murder at the last term of
federal court and sentenced to hang
on the 18th OF next September. No
writing accompanied the drug, and
there is not the slightest clue to the
sender. Heretofore the Jail officials
have been delivering letters to pris-
oners without acquainting them
selves with their contents, but they
will exercise more caution in the
future.
wASrED-Hogs in lots from i've
to fifty. Apply at this Office. lott
Col. r. A. sneed, OF Pauls Valley,
was in the city today. lie seems
very enthusiastic over his prospects
for appointment to the vacant mar
shalship.
W. &. Butler, who has for some
time been acting in the capacity Of
foreman for the Oakland News, has
resigned his position and is again in
the city.
IA. Mays returned today from
Galveston, where he had been
through the grace OF the Santa Re
week end excursion rates.
Judge Kilgore has gone To Wash
ington, having called there on inn
portant business connected with the
department of Justice.
The list OF names and property
assessors for fire engine purposes
will appear in the AKDNoRETrE to-
morrow.
Miss Edna Reeves, Of Pottsboro,
Texas, a most accomplished young
lady, 10 visiting in the city.
Mrs. ID. Redheld left this morning
to visit her daughter az Cisco, and
will be absent about a month.
Julius Kahn, an old time Ardmore-
ite, but now a popular cigar drum
mer, is in the city.
Editor Grinstead, Of the Oakland
News, Is in the city today.
Hon. Richard McLish went 10
Davis this morning.
Blank mortgages Of the best form
for sale at this Office
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ASSIGNMENT MADE.
DR.. B. r. Garrison Unable TO Meet Press
InR Demands Soeeumbs-Dr. .. y.
Brown Named As Assignee.

DIR. b. +. Garrison, proprietor of
the Ardmore Drug company, mHde
an assignment last night for the
benefit of his creditors, naming l. y.
Brown as assignee. Preferred cred
itors are named as follows:
City National bank, $500; DIR. J..
r. Robertson, 500; Texas Drug COM
pany, 81, ,465.
Total Indebtedness and assets are
placed at - 500 each. The cause
given leading to the assignment is
that in buying from F. II. Snider a
great many goods were given in as
consigned for which DIR. Garrison
was not to become responsible. The
fire came and these goods we're
burned. The houses alleged to have
consigned them demand payment
claiming that the goods were sold
straight. No insurance on these
goods was collected, owing TO the
representations Of Mr.. Snidsr that
they did not belong TO either him or
DR.. Garrison. These demands for
payment coming unlocked for he
was unable TO meet them, hence the
assignment.
Acme cement plaster will allow
yoI TO occupy your building a week
sooner than il plastered with NOR
tar. 3lIt
Deputies Chancellor and Lindsey
came in last night from Center, hay-
ing in custody Pony and Bob John
son, Will Tracy and Dick Carter,
charged with horse theft. The ill
have a hearing before Judge Glib
bOns tomorrow.
For RENr-A five room house one
block from postotlice. Good loca-
ton. Apply at Van Denberg's lum-
ber yard. llt
Isn't it nice, when you are tired
and worn out, To sit down and get a
good smooth shave and a refreshing
sea foam ? Jim Sharp's barber shop
is the place to 90.
Will McLamore left this afternoon
for his official home at Duncan. lie
says he is as well satisfied at Duncan
as he could at any place, other than
Ardmore, for there is but one Ard
more.
Acme cement plaster. Slit
Burnitt, ne makes Office and store
shades and letters them and puts
up and guarantees them TO work. 5-tf
Golden Chain Meeting.
Regular meeting of Indianola lodge
No. DDS, Order of the Golden Chain,
at the Office Of Eddleman, Kendrick
X Lee, Durie building, Thursday
evening, August /, at $3.50 o'clock
Business of Importance to be trans
acted, and the policies will be deliv-
ed to all members.
G. b. KENDRICK, Com.
WILL T. HAWKINS, Sec.
Work was begun today in earnest
on the Wilmington hotel and store
building corner Main and SoUtl
CaiLo streets The contractor pro-
poses 70 push it 10 a speedy compile
ton.
The best ever saw" is what ev-
cry body says about the Little Cy-
clone Washer. See il.
IL YOU want a watermelon that il
really ice cold, you can get il al
O'Mealy's. l6tf.
+ Y SALE-Two desirable residence
lots i'm Ferndale addition. 4 big bar
gain for cash. Apply At this office
Misplaced Confidence.
Several OF the people at the White
sulphur Springs are anIiOusly look
ing for the return OF one Charlie
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-01
CHURCH pIREcToRY.

Christian Churrh-Frrnslry ssr~e.. SER
vices every Lords day az N - A. m and s.Is
.. M sunday Schuui 80 a. m PRAYER
meeting every "Wednesday SIS 4. m Choir
practice rrrrw Friday evening AZ s.lK ~ M
Ladies Aid society every Tuesday after
nuuu ~ the church af .. m Mite and So
Ctal meeting every Tuesday night a place
announced each Lords day. Onlrers meet
INK nrrt Lords day In each muufh- All are
cordially Invited tu al servirar.
joe ~. London. Sup't sandy school
NmlnrN JOB nm. l.aaInr-
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ROBBED AT MUENSTER.
Two Men Hold Up Merchant and Secure
SIIO snd Gold Watch Description
ofthe RObbers-RewardO Offered

Last Tuesday in open daylight two
unmasked men held up and robbed
Powers < Peifer, merchants at
Muenster, Cooke county, near
Gainesville, securing from them Sl1O
in money and a gold watch. After
the robbery they boldly rode away
and are still at large. Sheriff Ware
publishes the following circular:
On Tuesday evening, July 80, 1895,
Powers & PETER, merchants, of
Muenster, Cooke county, Texas,
were held up and robbed by two un-
known men, taking about Sl1O, in
following denominations: About
600 in currency, two S5 gold pieces
and probably $40 in silver. Also one
open face gold watch, dust proof,
ds screwed on, near edge of rim,
gold plated chain considerably worn,
had an unmOunted elk tooth for
charm hung on ring.
The following is a good descr.p-
ton of the men who did this ,ob-
bery: First, large man, about 5
feet 10 ID inches high, weight 165 or
10 pounds, wcH built, about 35
years old, dark complexion, rather
long dark hair, a little gray around
cars, ~ather small dark brown mus
tache, thin dark brown beard about
ten days growth, probably wore a
dark gray hat, light colored shirt, in
shirt sleeves, had in his possession
large nickle-plated pistol Il or 80
calibre, been some time in use
This fellow is the leader of the two
and is very cool and deliberate
perfectly at home robbing a man.
Second, a rather small man, about
) feet 9 inches high, . years old,
weighs $50 pounds, smooth shaved,
rather sallow, pale or blush com
plexion, would probably be dark if
much exposed TO outside work, very
easy going kind of character in his
talk, would Judge that he has been
used to the shade and not familiar
with work lately, would impress one
As being a shady character about
town, shows faint and sickly grin
when doing a job like this, had in
his possession a large size bronze
barrel black handle pistol, about "A
or ~ calibre. Think he wore a dark
slouch hat and colored shirt.
Thssc men were riding the follow
ing described horses, to-wit;
One large bay horse, heavy built,
large stomach, about Is hands high,
good order, fresh shod all around,
red leather saddle considerably used.
One small bay horse, about Il
hands high, thin in flesh, thin neck
black main and tail, prominent hips,
shod in front and probably all
around, kind of scrubby looking an
imal, red Gather saddle been some
time in use.
| will give 500 each for the arrest
and Identification of these men de-
hvered to me in any Jail in Texas or
the Indian Territory. Address all
communications to the undersigned
hold warrants for their arrest
Fl. p. WARE, Sheriff.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-01

For SALE-At a bargain, a course
in business college. II you want a
business education this - your op-
portunity. Apply at this ONCE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-01

FIRST Baptist Church-nruadway street.
Services every sunday a m % a. a. aud s.as
o. m Prayer meeting "wednesday exeniuE-r
~ w'rlurk. sunday school a. 80 =. a..
Choir Practice Friday evenings a. = O'Clock \.
Or. Young. Pastor.
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u. 4. Church SouGh-Curner broadway and
Church street. Preaching every Sabbath
morning 20 10 n ul.. and IN =. ul. PRAYER
meeting "wednesday evening AZ IN. Suu
daN echUui every Sahhzfh a 10 a. IN. Eu-
worth League .. m n. p. Law. Pastor.
Cumberland Presbyterian Churrh-Corner
church and Cumberland streets. Services
every sunday a. ~ a M. and 7.a1 .. ~.
Prayer meeting "Wednesday. Chuir practice
saturday evening. sabbath school AZ SsD
a m Everybody cordially invited sa Nor-
ship Wtth a.. :. 2. Williams. suut.
J. p AWhrey. Pastor.
Arsimurr Mission M. r. Church saufh-Eer-
vices az Tabernacle Missiun Ridge addition.
corner Mulvertuu avenue and Carter street
SrrN Ices every mrrt amd third SUNDAY a. n -
and every sunday evening "a IA Come
ami worship With ~.
J.H. Godfrey. Pastor.
FIRST PRESBYTERfAN CHURCH.
FEuwNNw
springer and Fren-iy Strrsts
Regular service
Sahhuth-ll a. m. morning Worship.
o. m. evening Worship.
8-&s a. m. sunday Schs-st
Wetlnerday-s .. IN. prayer mr~tinK.
81 m. Session mrrtiuE.
We extend rnr,iial inVitatiun g. al TO
worship with a.. % stranger. - desire
yuur acquaintance. la the name &C the Mas
ter. W~ welcome yuu-
Rfv. a.. q. McGISLEr. pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-01

Leave your order at O'Mealy's for
ice cold watermelons. Free delivery
To any part Of the city. l6tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-01

cousin of hers, however, espoused
the cause of the south, and Joined
and fought in the armies of the con-
federacy. He was for this reason
regarded as the black sheep of the
family, and strayed of and was lost
to sight from his so going into the
confederate army, and was often
spoken OF as dead. Nothing was
known of him until yesterday, when
as County Attorney Brown was ex-
amining the witnesses in the Chris
tian case who should turn up but
this long lost cousin OF the late Mrs.
Brown. He is now a blacksmith at
Violet Springs, and a witness in the
Christian case. The giving OF his
name caused remembrance, inquiry
and identification. His name is An
drew Shepherd. He was County
Attorney Browns guest last night
OklahOman.
WANTED-A woman to do house
work in small family. Apply at once
at this office. 3l-3t
WANTED-By man familiar with
cotton business, party who will in
vest few hundred dollars i'm same
Address cotton" ARDMoREITE Of
flee 2l-6t
Cutting Fences.
\ special from Wynnewood 10 the
Dallas News says:
The Chickasaw officials have
large force of men cutting all unlaw-
full fences. They began at the east
line of the nation and are working
west, and ere now camped at the
Frank Byrd pasture on Blue river.
They say they will cut all fences not
hOg-tight and all pasture fences not
lawful. Some parties are leaving
here with hands TO take down their
pasture fences between here and
Blue river"
Enquiry here among the resident
Chickasaws failed to throw any light
on the above further than such ac-
ton had been ordered by the gov
ernor. The cutting of fences is
most likely correctly reported.
Acme cement plaster costs no
more than inferior plaster cements
which are limitations. Slit
WANTED Boarders BY the dav,
week or month. Apply at this Of
flee. 3l-6t
Change OF Base.
George Head today assumed his
duties as salesman with the Iron
store. While the ARDMoREITE is not
struck on the Iron store and could
not conscientiously advise any of
its readers to trade there, we cannot
but commend their tact in securing
the services OF 50 capable a salesman
as is Mr.. Head. George says he has
settled down for a twelve months
hitch. We wish for him abundant
success.
Acme cement plaster only medal
Worlds Fair. 31-4t
For SALE-At bargain, course
in business college. If you want a
business education this is your op-
portunity. Apply at this office.
W. NJ. Bottoms and bride, nee
Miss Ora BarrOws, have arrived in
. the city after a bridal tour extending
to Galveston and are at home 10
their friends. The ARDMoHIlrI.
takes pleasure in welcoming a., m
home and wishes for them long i.fe
of social usefulness and boundless
happiness.
Acme cement plaster dries quick
is harder, and resists fire and water
longer than any other plaster. 3l-it
Copies of the ARDMoREITE ami
versary edition can be had at Lon
don's news stand and at GoOding' S
/ book store.
For SALE-Two desirable residence
lots in Ferndale addition. a big bar
gain for cash. Apply at this office
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FOR SALE-Two desirable residence
lots in Ferndale addition. a big bar
gain for cash. Apply at this office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-01

Judge Stuart returned TO SoutL
McAlester last night after a hurried
conference with Judge Kilgore and
other court officials.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-01

Acme cement plaster 1st medal
World Fair 3l-4t
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Every lady who Will call at Bur
nltt's paint store in Herbert * Lewis
building will receive wall paper and
border enough for one fire screen
free, that is if you want ii. 5-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-01
A Strange Incident.

Strange Incident
The deceased wife OF J. l.. Brown
came from family of people in
tensely loyal during the late war to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-01

Copies of the ARDMOREITE ami
versary edition can be had at Lon
don's news stand and at GOoding's
book store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-01

For SALE-At a bargain, a course
in business college. IL YOU want a
business education this is your op-
pOrtunity. Apply at this Office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-01

Acme cement plaster costs no
more than inferior plaster cements
which are limitations Slit
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-01

Burnitt, ne makes Office and store
shades and letters them and puts
up and guarantees them to work. 5-tf
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WANTED BOarders BY the day,
week or month. Apply at this Of
flee. 3l-6t
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Change ofBase.

For SALE-At a bargain, a course
in business college. If you want a
business education this is your op-
portunity. Apply at this office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-01

WANTED-A woman to do house
work in small family. Apply at once
at this office. 3l-3t
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Will McLamore left this afternoon
for his official home at Duncan. lie
says he is as well satisfied at Duncan
as he could at any place, other than
Ardmore, for there is but one Ard
more.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-01

Regular meeting OF Indianola lodge
No. 22S, Order of the Golden Chain,
at the Office of Eddleman, kendrick
X Lee, Durie building, Thursday
evening, August /, at $3.50 o'clock
Business of importance to he trans
acted, and the policies will be deliv-
ed to all members.
G. b. KENDRICK, Com.
WI T HAVETNs Soc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-01

WANTED-By man familiar Will
cotton business, party who will in
vest a few hundred dollars in same
Address cotton" ARDMoREITE of
flee. 3l-6t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-01

Acme cement plaster dries quick,
is harder, and resists fire and water
longer than any other plaster. 3l-4t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-24

9os lluoliit modt ben Msu,h

Sup thHluu uIuu1l utN uttNlWpT
10 Helm. oas maa tbn 9uuS iibsr
- Nm Absno oes Qebens Siedt man.
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bat.
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gen Drl. lat lsld, N b~Ciorncrs
9ummbsit.
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tusoer Dem. ipelbem sebOrJt Dlro, Oosr
benz, melder seborst bat.
- Beidsioenbsii, pobt Siert iie bid,
bod ihaoet liz Dir beute; Die Irets
belt 1T pobl mioeriid, oop ndbrt iie ID.
re Geuie.
- Colorado ltnno, benz lssten Sen.
lusberIbt Suiol9e, mt 7O.SS8 3onnen
on Der SplBe aler SlsI prUouclrsnoen
Siaateu.
- aQer Babrihelulldtsit nab pers
ben I'M ndhiieu Sabrs in uuierem 9anoe
an 100000 BIcpcles aui ben Watft &C.
braht peroen.
- fruits uro Combination limb uupp.
puldr. Us 9iebt aber cine Nrt ,Sruit," aes
gen ote Ntemano ettunS Su ia9sn bat. Ties
IT oas Fruit ooer Sertraueu, oaB oas Tub.
litim bat IN Sooo's Sariaparllla.
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500 9cIobnuns! $500

Die gtfsr tititr 3situns rsrtsn I'D frtucn, ~ sr.
fatrtu has ts rtnietsns tine st'urttts ararftsit
sistt, rtlts tie g9iHtritait in dQ' itrtn Stufsn ~
tsiltn I'M StdRes III; Saa's Rdtarrts 8ur IA Rte elm
,iss lsst her dr;tlitsu Sruteritaft b~stannte p%rftirt
BUR. 8dtdrrt %frtrresrt ale cine northumberland
belt cine cenfttutiprCus Scbdntlure. Saa's 8dtarrt.
Rur rirt tnnerli6 esnrmmen une Tirft eirsft AM
tds Slut une bic itletmtssn SbsrHa6er bee Sss
rsne unit eem p%dttCnten Rraft geheue, tutem ne fis
apuftitutieu autbaut uue her Natur in !trem Dertt
tilft. Die Gissnttim sr tdbsu 70 gtel 9trtrausu "a
itren Sstlfrdften eae ne ttRtuntsrt Z cadrs Sslpt'
nupg fur lsesn 3aQ %anbistelt. Ten fe ~ turirsu rer.
itblt. saet su6 cine gtitt ZEN 3susntfsn ipmmtn.
gidn atrtNire:
x. 5. Gtsnep & 6 o, 1pitsr, ..
IS gerfduftppu Qtn Nprtbtftrn, Use.
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Sin cntidieOener GriOls iiir ben
California Heiien0en

it Der eur6louitpee 5curiittn 9or.ltenlt,
Ter ron Ter Northern YdriFt u u. IN Der.
hineuns nit Der Scutbern gattrs u. ".
inauaurirt wurte. aur,eite ginie ,wtltsn
benz SNen une California Yuntten nber
Yprtlane, Sre9pn. 1iele 3uae perlansn
ct. Yaul unp Winneapclts leesn Wtttwp1
9ahmtttda uber Northern gdetre Ever
ldne" une tcmmen in Satremento uno
gan 5raneiscc am fplssnesn Wenta9 an
Berth. 8ate nur $1,000. 5ur8eferpattonen
msnre man i6 an e. clfsbsra
Iittt Qasnt Der y. y, ". ". 44.4
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0cj66itsUerlcauMa.

Cur seiGlisen Nadridt, oaB mir infer
8umpenocihGit al 7. Nue, reben Garters
lkablmiible perle9t baben. Hur bic beIten
~etierncn uuo b6lSerner Bumper uno DIE ole
lerruarts bewGbrte Weue Sorce Yumpt
bel uns Al baben. Brunnen 8e9raben nno
ale mo9lihe 6eparntureu al Yumpen uno
BruunCn beltens uno prompt 81 an9emei'
ieneu Yreiien beiorgt.
l2-ba Utunltn ger q 20
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-24
y m R r,

.Sasen Sic mai. Selismnnu, Sic
babeu ia bret 4nse Wittelarreit sebabt
oenn?"
,8esbalb? 9Ott, iuas Sah'! Sd
bab' belm Seuern porseidoiie! @as
bat mel Batter Dem Sluptmann ibun
10 Oft uOrssidoiie, uno er bot nod tel
Stunb' Nrrsit sebabt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-24
unter Ireunbinn n.

Welitta umatmte Nunetten uno Sd.
the unb entisrnie iih. aaum nor is
ioriscsaussr, oils Gnnette 81 adtbe
ia9ie: ,8siBt Gu. Welltta 1T nod
DOR nitt einmol 10 bdBlih. Wilt elmer
aehoriseu Dolls Yuesr, einem bisdeu
Sdmiufe, eiwas aoble uno einem bid.
ten Shleisr liett iie lm 0unftln nod
aanS nett aus, nas?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-24
SO u5ieriheu II.

Der Serr Bamperl 1T better; ct sebt
81 einem NrSt. uno oieier uerOronet ibm
Elm @urselwuiier.
,@urselpaier?" meint fle'nlaut Serr
Dumpsrl, rt0nAteu 8 benu nit a Our.
selbier perlbrelbeu?"
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II nalIdlth G b E.

unterOifiSier Gum Reiruteu, Der in
Der Nnsit ben Sals ieines Yieroes
nit teiben Grmen umflammert bait
Sra, jest seben Sic Der 8pinauie ood
ileib nod n 8uB.... Sic Oaer Don
Suan!"
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y { Il alta /.

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mar ipie Sic, iuuaer Wann. slaubte ib
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lb 81 Der giniidt setommen. bob ib
u,hts weis."
Der junss Swlit: %, gu Der Gin
lidt fam lb aub ihon ldneIt."
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y o d. biIliq.

@af: rBas. cine Wart tOitet bas
Seeiteat; oas mar ia 10 Sdbe, oaB i'd
iait cine Stunce oaran sefaut babe"
Wirth: ySbabst nidts, bee iuesen
rsdne ld Sbnsn cod nibt mebr an."
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W ibuerhaube n.

YrlnSipal (jum neu ~ensaslrten COM
mis-: sd iebs. Sic iareiben nat
Der nsuen Drtosraphie. bier rlhtet iib
NQes nod Der alten!"
Sdwiesermulter (eintreteno): rSas
rpobl, uab mir, merten Sic iib oas!"
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Sebr d IN { d. e ba I.

3hrh gu eusm Sirsetmeiter, Der
nor Nuiresuns baib obnmGdils. tein
8urt isiusr e~innuorrten Geoe bsraus'
brinsi): ,Gs iheint Sbnen libel &C.
iporoen gu i%ein--"
8irsermeiiie.: nSbr anblid, 9urds
lautt-"
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U uoenunreateu 9efommen n.

Srsmeer: yBaroon, mem Serr, Ton
men Sic mir wObl iasen, no ib bic
uNsemeiue Grsolt . Nnitalt finoe, id
babe iie iton cine Stunce psrsebens &C.
iuht."
Ssrr: sd Jude lie i4on Sabre
Iona pe~rQebsrs."
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i der belt.

Banter: ,@enn i'd Die srOBe Gum:
me bersebeu ipa. muien Sic mir ielbit.
ueriidnolid 8ureibait iieIen!"
8nnos: sd tDHHte 10 sur Slherbeli
Sbre 5raulein 9odter bsirutben
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z d [.

,8ein Better it wObl Elm ,sidsr 8lsi
ni9teltsfrdmer?"
,Sm @~esentbeil: er bauoelt IN 20
pierfarssn uno 2sitern."
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gIs @ubg 'rbicIt iic, tpenu 'rant, 6aitorio.
NIs lie Elm Ninb mar, OcrlauQtc lie 6o'toria.
SIs luuge Game belt iie ie't an 6uItorio.
SlS @luttcr CAB ie ibreu aiuberu Gaitorio.
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Sumorifi(6es
Gin W il n dener Sab

sum Radiprsdeu: rs Wiaimabl bat
q W!lllaol unb a WacarUuinucQaol
aa."
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D rudebler ober ridtis.
illus einem 8Omun): Der 9iener
leudtete Dem oornebmen 8ait Die 9rep'
pc binab, 5os tlapperno Elm Bunb Sdlii'
fel beruOr uno 0ffuete Die Yote-
lpeit."