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past 12 months. After pressing him con-
tinually for this account about 40 days,
on the Goth of Decembe he furnished me
a statement showing the purchase OF
about S13,O0O worth OF supplies. which he
said covered all the meat, flour, sugar,
coffee. molasses, rice and shoes purchased
during The past IL months. This list
covers with few exceptions, as any
business man knows, all the necessary
articles for the institution. And yet, the
total expenditures for that time was Sll3,-
600. We paid our for mules, machinery,
etc., about $4,000, pay rolls about $l3, 900,
and small balance on the DeSaussure
farm. This leaves balance OF about
$4,000 more 10 be accounted for In the
shape of sundries, incidents, etc.
"As to the purchasing of supplies In
Columbi at retail for less than from
packers and manufactures, this Is not
true, nor did the board so decide. Rib
sides, so lbs. average, was quoted US at
492 at Chicago; Plate meat was quoted
at, think, Sc. delivered in Colum bia.
The same meats have been costing as
great deal more. The same may be said
tor every other article for which I applied
for quotations.
"The chickering's practiced by the off,
GERS of the institution at and before our
last meeting to prevent the board from
adopting the contract system was sutti-
cient to Datisfy any business man that the
supplying of the Penitentiary should not
be left to any man as at present. In my
opinion the State Penitentiary should
have been source OF considerable reve-
nue. to the State. It should have. since
have been connected with it, paid into
the Treasury annually at least $4,000.
Economically administered it might have
paid more. And yet, Superintendent
not calling on the Legislature for an ap-
preparation"
COLUMBIA, January 15.-Col. W. A..
Neal has asked Governor Evans for an
investigation of the management of the
Penitentiary. He says that he will have
something to say for publication after tho
report of the committee that will investi-
gate the charges preferred by Director
Willoughby has been made. The affair
is matter of public concern and the re-
suit will be awaited with interest
Col. Neal aud his many friends, who
have the utmost confidence in him, say
that mountain has been made out Of q
mole hill. The letter reads:
To his Excellency John Gary Evans,
Governor Of South Carolina-Dear Sir:
see In the morning papers an interview
with one T. G. Willoughby, rejecting on
the management of the Penitentlary.
Coupled with bis minority report, it com
pels me to ask your Excellency to urge
the Penitentiary ommittee of the Senate
and House of Representatives, now In
session, to at once make an examination
of the condition of the Penitentiary along
the lines complained of. Wishing an
early investigation, I have the honor To
be-,
Yours most respectfully.
W. A. NEAL,
Superintendent s. c. Peniten,isry.
Col. Neal says he can not possibly un.
derstand why such idle talk has been
going on. Anyw the whole matter
ought now to bs aired for the good Of all
intprasta6
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Raised His Own Coffin.

GREENsBURa, IND, Jan. 12.-Judge
Oren X. Farthing. OF Bartholomew Coun-
ty, who is now 81 years old, was In bis
aay s ywetbV aed s% eeesnle Forg years
ago be planted near his front doorstep 8
walnut with the avowed intention of se.
curing from the tree tim ber for his coffin.
The tree throve steadily. The other day,
feeling strongly the infrmities Of age, the
Judge ordered the tree cut down and
sawed into boards. Then, by his direct
ion, the carpenter took his measure aud
began the coffin. On Saturday the Judge
suffered paralytic stroke, and he is now
urging the carpenter to make haste. The
physician says that the Judge cannot live
longer than day or two.
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Two Desperadoes Shot.

ATLANTA, Jan. 20.-A dispatch to the
Constitution. from Chattanooga Tenn,
says: J"hh Masaengale and bis brothers
live at "the Suck" on the Tennessee river
below the citv. Several years ago they
murdered John Erersole, a nechapic, In
order to get bis wages. John Msssengale
was caught, tried and sentenced to be
hanged. He escaped to the mountains
and has since defied arrest. Last night
officers located the gang. Two Of the
desperadoes entered boat t. 90 to the
opposite side of the river. Officers fired
OH them aud botn men dropped and the
boat drifted down the river. It is thought
both were killed.
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The New Year!

IT that after
Of coming before the public most
10 in oney do more the
popular we'll assists materially efforts
careful Inspired spirit Of
progress mind with hand
the five below competitors.
welfare kindly
Wishing compliments
rstruly
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Called to his Door and Killed.

TooMBsBoRo, Ga. Jan. 90 News haa
Just bean received here of tn mysterious
assassination of the Rev. Warren Powers.
q well know country preacher, near Halls
Station, this County Powers was calleft
" his door at night and shot, falling dead.
in the arms Of bis wife.
The suspicious Of the officers here have
1een directed to man named Dixon.
member Of Powers congregation, and be
Is under arrest.
1t Is .aid that last Sunday Mr. Powers
preached q strong sermon against the mari.
tai infelicities of some of the community
and Dixon took the sermon as applying t.
him
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AGES $500. lsl ,oools1 500 81, 900 s2,5GOlss,OO

The following is a list Of the chartered
mem bers Woodmen Of the World 70 be
organized Tuesday night, January Is, in
Masonic Hall, this place: F. T. Wilhite,
K. A. Mcconnell, o. B. VanWyck, M.
Satir, j. L. Tribble, John II. larke,
q. ii. E. Ortman, j. l.. Farmer, u. @.
Frierson, J. @. Cunningham, J. D: Max
we'll, Thomas L. Alston, w. T. w. Har-
rison, John Nj. Hubbard, Wilton e. Lee,
w. C. Bailey, A. w. Kay, F. a. Spell
man, M. A. Dss", w. w. Robinson, J. j.
Fret veil, G. N. c. Boleman, J. A. Austin,
w. G.. Johnson, l.. Geisberg.
All wishing 70 join this order will please
call in time to prepare application ny
O. GEIaBERG.
Organizing Deputy w. of The W.
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A Little Out Of Date.

EDaEFIELD, Jan. 15.-A letter came to
the Edge6eld postoffice to-day addressed
to "Ex-General James Longstreet, ex-
general of fex-Contedreate States of Amer
lea. Edgefeld district, South Carolina"
1t was from postoffice in Illinois. Gem
eral Longstreet was born in Edgeheld
district The iStdte.
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Quarterly Meeting.

The First Quarterly Meeting Of the Wes-
leyan Methodist Church, Anderson Circu t..
will convene with Fellowship Church. be
ginning Friday night before the 4th Sunday
10 January 1896 Let all the members fast
and pray that the Lord may ha with US In
prayer. R. B HAYS. Pastor.
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A 7O-year-old Kentuckian blew out his
brains because 14-year-old girl wouldn't
marry him. The young woman's iudg-
ment was triumphantly vindicated.
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1t takes two or three days to verify the
news from Cuba by ascertaining from
what source 1t comes; but the latest in.
dications all point to the SUCCESS of the
inanrpaDta
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Remaining In the Postof1ce at Ander-
son. s. g., unclaimed for the week end
ing January 81. 1896:
s. Bufingtnn. Mertie Brown, Minnie
Bruce, Julia Brownlee, ] @. Catar, Mary
Collins, Ben Cochran, Daily Cochran, @.
l. Dean, e. Griff1u, Mabel Harrison, j..
r. Hamilton. LIZZIE Harris, @. L. Logan,
sallie Mcdaniel, Maggie MCGEE, Col. Dan.
Mcclure, ". G Smith, Mamie Macain,
Rev A Moon, George Palmer, Peter PIa.
reter, Matilda Ries, ]. B Ranie, W D..
scoggins. w 81 Cbamblee. E. e. Shackel.
ford, Lille Strickland, W. A. Thomas,
Eious Turler Ed. Young W. B. thinner
man. Joseph Young, Ellen Wardlaw. L.
M Walker, Rachel Walron, Alex. VII.
liens
When called for please say advertised
and mention date. One cent must be paid
for each letter delivered.
M. P. TR1BBLE, P. M.
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Oliver Chilled Plows for terracing and
turning land sell themselves SulIiven
Hardware Co. sole agents. Avoid imita.
tions.
Don't forget when you want nice set Of
Harness or Buggy to call on b G. John
son & Son.
80 600 pounds Barhed Wire for sale, low
down, by Sullivan Hardware Co.
When you want your harness repaired,
bring them to q. G. johnson & Son and
get good honest work, done by Uncle Joe
Martin.
Just received car Of Studebaker
wagons. j. S. Fowler.
For low prices asd fair dealing, try 81.
G. johnson q Son.
Mr. W. @. Martin is now working In my
harness shop, and I can give you bargains
In harness. j. g. Fowler.
Call at the Anderson Music House and
see the latest design In the Ivers & Pond
the handsomest ever brought to this mar
ket-a perfect Piano In all its details. They
also keep Oh band full line Of Carriages,
Buggies and Machines.
NOTICE. TO those indebted to me
please make payment at once, especially
those owing me past due notes and accounts.
I must have my money. d.S. Fowler.
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The Confederate Monument.

EDITORS INTELL1eENoER: The interest
In The work uf the Confederate Memorial
Association is increasing on every hand,
and in response to numerous inquiries as
to our progress We wish to make the fol
lowing statement:
From the recent Carnival Of Commerce
we realized Ss8 65. We date this increased
interest from last Memorial Day. May TO-
1895 We give below some items showing
y hat has been accomplished since thar
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We have on hand total Of $.68 l8
which we hope to increase to one thousand
by the Coming Memorial Day; at that time
we intend to call upon the men Of our
county to raise an additional thousand,
which we think will secure for usa Monu
ment of which our whole county may be
proud. LENoRA @. HUBBARD.
President Memorial Association.
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The streets In Berlin are washed and
scrubbed every night in the week.
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DEM

T will be in my office every Saturday and
l. the entire week following first and
third Sundays and uf Salesdays. The in
t+rvenlng time will travel and work on
call in the country and near Towns,
OFFICE-Up.Stsirs in Orr Building, two
doors below Alliance Store.
Respectfully,
w. j. KING, Deotis.
Ian q. 1898 30
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Did You Ever,

Try Electric Bltters as a remedy for your
troubles2 Ifnot, get bottle now and get
relief This medicine has been found to
be peculiarly adapted to the reliefaud cure
Of all Female Complaints, exerting won
derfuI direct influence in giving strength
and tone to the organs. If you have Loss
ofAppetite, Constipation, Headache, Faint
ing Spells. or are Nervous, sleepless, E1-
citable, Melancholy or troubled with
Dizzy Spells, Electric Bitters is the medi
cine you need. Health and Strength are
guaranteed by its use. Large bottles only
ffty cents at Hill Bros. drug store.
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- Mrs. s. Loring Williams, wife of IA
Chicago lawy or, in letter to the Alabama
Colored Industrial College, says the
Southern white man makes no effort TO
hinder the negro, but that in the North
he is crowded out OF everything.
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Just received another car S,udebaker
Wseons j. 8. Fowler.
Every farm should have Its own black
smith shop Sullivan Hardware Go. will
surprise you with their prices on black.
.rnIlh outfits.
The elegant high-grade Pianos at the
@. A. Reed N usic House are all they are
represented, and the positive aud indispu-
able evidence of this fact Is the many fat
.eriDg testimonials they receive, which are
voluntary tributes to the merita OF their
excellence.
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MAN KIND
ISNeVer Satisfied.

IF this be true then we are of that kind, for
satisfied, indeed, with business OF 1880
In fact, than pleased with our good !uck
and to show you how we appreciate the way you have
patronized u.s. propose to give you back a part OF
your money and as custom when we desire
to do a thing to do it at shall proceed to
divide accumulation Of wealth at once To get
your share of the dividend which have declared
you should call at Here is the plan-the same
old have always observed under circum-
We make too much money In too
short time, and when We do it is time to cut down
the prices. Observing this rule, think it time to
cut down our prices. So, for the present. we propose
to sell you
a 1Oinch Wash Pan at &c.
10!iuch Wash Pan at &C.
113nch Wash Pan Sc.
13.nch Wash Pan &c.
Dairy Milk Pans, 5ainch four for &C.
6inch three for 5c
63-nch two for &C.
73.iDch same &c.
8ainch same 33c.
94.nch &c.
1l3inch same &C.
129.nch same &c.
133inch same 7c
14!inch Sc.
Dish Milk Buckets
2 gal 1oc, q gal 12sc, gal. 15c. s.
Half Bushel Baskets &c.
Plain Cedar Pencils &c. doz
Rubber Tip same Tic doz
polished 10c doz
Clothes Pins 30 for be.
Clay Pipes 10 for &C.
Mems Top Shirts 123e 2a each ?
Eight big bars Soap for &c., and don't you forgetiA
Mems sox Sc par-Women's Hose same fgger
We have few Wool Flannel close at prices that will
make your And Jeans fgge below low
6gg may when they will not the same Look out
other Goo cutting notion because our trade
utifes it ALo Pins at 1e vsr. per paper; s;sa:. uv
c.. s. MINOR and THE 10c. STORE.
Yes the only 1Oc Store No. 27 South side Public Square
We run only Store now and that's big one an CROWN
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Yours most respectfully,

Superintendent s. c. Peniten,;ary.
Col. Neal says he can not possibly un-
derstand why such idle talk has been
going on. Anyway the whole matter
ought now to bs aired for the good of all
Interested.
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BuckWheat Cakes.

DURE BUCKWHEAT FLOUR for
Il sale cheaper than ever before, and
have just received lot of the besE New
Orleans Molasste.
A. B TOWERS.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
7 OFFER at private sae my place in the
Town of Pendleson, s. G, known
as the GalIlard place, consisting Of one
acre lot, with Groom story aud half house
with large hall, pantry and kitchen good
outbuildings and barn, good new fence On
closing two splendid gardens, front and
back, and horse lot HOUSE, newly paint
ID Will sell cheap f,r cs,h or bankable
paper j. II MOUNCE, Trustee,
PenuIeton, Z. G..
Jan %, 1896 80 A
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A Household Treasure.

D w. Fnller, of Canajoharie, N. Y /, says
that he always keeps Dr.. Kings New Dis
ways found the very best results follow Its
use; that he would not be without l., If
procurable. G. A. Dykeman, Druggist.
Eatskill, N. Y, says that Dr.. Kings New
Discovery Is undoubtedly the best Cough
remedy; that he has used 1t in his family
for eight years. end 1t has never failed to
do ali that is claimed for it. Why not try
remedy so long tried aud tested. Trial
b..ttles free at Hill Bros. drug store.
Regular size Soc. and $l.00.
MIA Vou Euar
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ASSESSMENTS.
AS often as required to pay death loss
es, assessments will be made upon all of
the members upon the amount Of bene-
fits guaranteed and the age Of each at
the nearest birthday, as follows
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Every applicant as charter member Is
required TO pay $40, which constitutes
the expense Of entering, and covers the
charter, supply and degree fees. Persons
applying for mem bership after the char
ter is closed, are required to pay the same
amount for the first or protection degree,
and an additional fee for the three sover-
o{or doOroaa
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02

- Ser Sultan BON Marotto bat
iid in ieinem palais cine Gifenbabn
bauen la1en, pelde bur4 ale Send
der bes palaites fiibrt unb in fetnem
S9laf3immer miinbet. Dem tleiner
Motortpagen 1T Elm 3tpeiiiBiges i&litz
tenartises @efdbrt angebGngt, in nell
dem ber @ultan bebagli4 iiBt ober
liegt unb feline &unbfabrt bur@ bas
palats ma4t, ba ..ibm bag @eben 3uz
ptber 1T. 9te Mnlage bteier 9aus<
balm fat 100000 Mart erforbert.
- @iner bon benz Street Railpa.,
Sournal" angeiteuten 8ere4nung 3uI
folge erforbert bas ntrtiame BREMEN!
zines SroneDpagens cine Rraftaufz
tpenbung, nelde benz 9eben zines 81,
pi9tes BON 100 Sonnen etnen TuB
bo9 alei9tommt; cine 2eiitung, nelz
de audi bonn trdftigiten Wotormanre
nit Der 9anbbremie nt4t itettg pou~
aoaen tperben tDnne. @s tptrb baber
b%efiirmortet, bic !9anbbremfen burd
iol9e gu erieben, bic mittelt Der ele.z
tri19en &raft gebanbbabt tperoer'
fDnnen.
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Oos q,el1e &abel : unterne1me

~ Das aeue &abel Z l1nternebmer.
stpeldes Bic Weit : Riite Qmerttas NIT
Mien perbinben foq, biirfte bic Yretle
nod ipeiter 6erunterbringen. Sm Sabz
"a 1866 besqblte man fir cine &abelz
Depefde ppt, 20 W0rtern atpti@en
Netp Vorf u,b 2onoon $500; nod IN
bemfeIben Sabre tparb Der preis aut
Sic 6Glfte berabgeiebt. SIM Sabre
1868 fofteten 20 Worte $751;; 1870
Sis; 1871 $40. Seitoem 1T oe1
preissgefiesen unb sefalen: 1886
be3ablte man IL Gents fur leoes
Mort, felt 1888 aber betrdst bic Sare
Is cts. Der tbeuerit tie gesentpartlge
preis lit Der fir Depeifen na4 Der
Snfels Mauritius, tpenn bic 9epei9en
iiber Mben, an Der Stz&ufte Mfrttas
ge9tn. Mun be3ablt oa in Nep Wor1
$4.14 pro Mort.
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&analbamten In

Sn Berlin taste por furaem cine
resierunssfeitis %berufene Ronfereno.
tpel@e iiber bas sroBe proiett eines
1pgenannten ,Mittellanbtanals" Be-
rietb. Der, quer bur@ Norbz begin.
Mittelbeuti4lanb sebenb, Rbetn,
@ms, Wefer unb Glbe miteinanber
berbinben ion. Man BART nit @i4er=
beit %annebmen, baB biefer Ranal in
a%biebbarer 3eit sebaut tperben nirb,
unb banr tpirb bic felt elmer Reibe
bon Sabren berrf4enbe 8etpegun5
gu @unften Der beKeren G0rberuns
unb 9eritellung BON beuti4en Mafz
ferftraBen nenisitens Elm bodbz
bebeutenbes unb erfreuli9es
Refultat geseitist baben. Der
i'm borisen CONNER ers
DTnete NorbzSf tiee= Ranal ion getpitb
in feiner @i6tisteit niat unterf4dBt
perben; bieielbe liest aber bod buuptz
fd4lt@ auf ftratesii4~maritimem
@ebiet unb maj, tann BRETT bebaup=
ten. baB nur gu 9anbelsapeden bisz
Ter &anal Biz beute sepiB nod ni4t
sebaut mare. Sir ben pirtbf9aftz
liden 8innenbertebr tpirb aber ieben=
fans feineraeit Der Mitteqanbpertebr
cine biel srDBere Role fpielen. Wie
%berlautet, lon berielbe mad benz 8orz
anidlae etpa 200 Miqionen Mart
toiten. Gs i. an3unebmen, bob bic
preuBii9e Resteruns f@on in Der
fpmmenben 2anbtagsieHion cine ent=
|5pre9enbe @orlage bringt. @iel tpez
niger Musit4t. auf 8ertpirtli4ung bat
bagesen bas apeite 9roBe beutf4e
Ranalproiett: Der Nusba1 bes 30
nau : Maintanals. Der baDerif9e
2anbtag bat betanntli& in Der leBten
Seiiion iosar bic serinse Summe
BON 100000 M., uelde gu @orftubis
en- geforbert mar, nit GROCER Mebrz
felt abselebnt unb bic &esierung bat
iebt ben poften gar ni@t tpieber IN
bas Budget einseieBt. Sene Mblebz
nung mar bebauerli4, benn gum
minbeiten iolte einmal mDsli4it gez
nau feftseftelt merben, ob cine erobe
DonauzM tain WaKerftrabe ausfiibrz
bar 1T, BEGIN. ibr Nubeu etnigerma=
ben ben Soften entfprib,. @be ni4t
Der Negative 8epets gefiibrt tporben,
tpirb bas projett bod ni@t fterben,
ipnbern in Der unperbienten RoQe eli
ner Seei9lange INNER tpieber auf=
tau9en, tpte ia aud Der 8aDerif4e
&analperein feline Mgitation bafir
riiitis fortieBt unb Bring 2ubpig
naa tpie Dor nit aler @drme einz
tritt fir bic Spee zines sroBen inter-
%nationalen Sranftt : Wafertpeges
bur9 8apern, tpel4er ben @lanttia
19en O5ean nit Dem S@paraen
Meer berbinben tpiirbe. Ser f4on
felt SO Sabren beitebenbe tleine Sub
tptgs=O onau>M ainfanal lit betanntz
li9. 10 pie er if, p0llis unniiB.
S9liebli9 mag erpdbnt iein, bab
bag aud idon Sabre lang fpielenbe
proiett elmer Ranalperbtnoung bon
Strabburg mad @peper begin. be,
@9iFbarma9uns bes Oberrbetns
taum einen er1priebli9en S@ritt borz
pdrts setban BAT. 60 ftebt Subz
beutldlanb auf benz @ebiete bes Raz
nalbaues entidieben gegen ben Norz
ben 3uriid.
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iiber19iden, er ion tommen unb ben
britten Mann MAIDEN! (3um aeus
ner): Grib, .brinsen sic bas in bic
Mpotbefe unb tparter sic auf Mnts
mort. Grad elmer Weile tommt Der
ReIlner aurid.) Was baben sic benn
ba, GriB?" - IRA, bic Mebiain, bic
sic perf4rieben batten, babe 2 Wart
ausselest!"
Gin Gur9tfamer. Na&t>
tpddter: n9Drt, ibr 2eute unb labt
eu9 fasen: Die glode, bic bat oueie
g'i9lagen!" Stimme aus benz
Wirtbsbaufe: rGerDinanb! Wenn Sc
burd bic Roienftrabe sebit. ruff De
bibi9 nelfe," fonft trau' i'd mir nib
na9 9aufe!"
3upiel t.. .Nlfo, sic
nolIen cine meiner SD9ter beira=
then9! Nebmen sic bod meine-Mel=
~teite!" - rgrlauben sic, 10 piel
Sdulben bab' i@ aber bod ni@t!!"
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r.-8auer rGau=
ler aerl, Du biit ni9t tuertb, bab
Did bic Some bei9eint!"
8nedt: .Gben besbalb bab i'd
mid audi in ben S4atten seleat!"
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Ni 9t dnsft1t4. 9err: .
mubt nt@t 10 piel Siibisteiten efien,
G1a, FONT betommt 9u i@ledts
3dbne, unb in 0einem glitter Be-
fommt man feline neuen tpieber!" Die
fleine GGa: ,Das CLAUDE i4 nt4t;
Mama 1T bod bel dlter als i4 uni
fat nod porise Mode neue 3dbnt
betommen."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02

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