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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20
Chess Champions Physical Training.

The Brooklyn chess champion, H. n.
Pillsbury, who is winning new laurels at
st. Petersburg, maintains his wonderful
control of his nervous system by great caro-
in his habits. He eats meat but once q
day, never drinks anything stronger than
milk, is abstemious in the use of tobacco
and always sleeps at least hours out OF
the "a. He is an advocate of bicycle rid
ing, in limited amount, as conducive to
perfect health
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20
TO BE WILLIS EDISON.

He VIII bs Appointed City Assessor by
Mayor Fellow
At the first meeting of the city council
in February Willis Edison will be named
for city assessor to succeed George D.
Hale AIr. Edison was not one of the nu-
merous applicants, but the place was
rendered to him by Mayor Fellows. He
was undecided whether or not he would
accept the appointment. but now he has
decided to take the position and he will
consequently be named, unless some IN
expected contingency should arise.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20
BELONG TO UNCLE SAM.
The Gold Fields of Alaska Not in British
Possessions.

discoveries of Forty Mile creek in Alaska
belong to the United States and not to
Great Britain. The 141st meridian of
longitude has been accurately determined
by an enploye of the British government
and properly marked at certain
places. General Duffield the chief of
the coast survey says it shows that but
16 miles of the creek as the bird flies
and but % miles as the water flows, is in
British territory and that in this portion
no gold has been discovered. All the
remaining portion of the creek and that
in which gold has been discovered is in
Alaska and belongs therefore, to the
United States
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20
A Rotten Egg.

It is hard to realize that the Spain of
today claimed to be mistress of the world
500 years ago and even undertook to in
wade England with sailors and soldiers.
SPANS treatment of Cuba shows that she
has learned nothing in three centuries
and that her history, first and last, will be
that of an oppressor.-St. Louis Globe
TlaYr3OoT-at
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20
FROM LONG CRUISE.
The Steamer baltimore Returns a
Very SeawOrthy Vessel.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 20.-The United
States cruiser Baltimore, which has just
returned to American waters after an abb
sence of three years, encountered a ter
rife typhoon after leaving Yokohama
and the storm lasted four days and the
situation was often extremely critical,
Two sailors were washed overheard The
captain said he had always had suspicion
about the seaworthiness of the Ralti-
more, but the manner in which the YES
sci weathered the storm has changed his
opinion
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20

Speaking of the three Yale men on the
Venezuelan commission, the New Haven
Register feels moved to say to Mrs. Potcat
that hell that can turn out such imps as
Brewer, White and Gilman uses only the
best hand picked coal.-Boston Herald.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20

R. Baker and his wife, colored, had a
quarrel about four months ago. Satur-
day afternoon they met at a neighbours
house and had some words. Mrs. Baker
asked her husband to slap her and slap
her hard, and he very obligingly com
piled with the request. In spite of the
fact that he had done all he could to
please her, she had him arrested and
this morning he was fined So in police
court
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20
IN CLARA MORRIS'S BARN
1t is n Haven for the Tramp Frater.
nifty.

New YORK, Jan. 20-A man saw a
light pickering through the boards of the
barn attached to Clara Morris's homo on
Riverdale avenue, near Mount St. Vim
cents, st night He gave the alarm and
the police broke in the door. They
found big log fire blazing and crowd
of tramps seated in circle about if. All
the gentlemen of leisure got away ex-
cept two, who were arrested.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20

Kansas Wants to Know Exactly Where
He Stands Silver Coinage.
Local politicians have received letters
from Jacob Rich of Dubuque, Iowa, urg-
ing them to assist in the nomination of
William B. Allison for president at the
Republican national convention.
Mr.. Rich dwells upon the fact that AL
lison is a western man and that with the
western people united upon him for
president there will be little doubt of
his nomin alton.
At the same time copies of ]. S. Clark
sons paper containing a long article on
the advisability of nominating Allison
for president were received
MIR. Rich does not say who he is or
anything about himself.
City Clerk McFadden who was honored
with letter said to JOURNAL reporter:
81 am in favor of a western man but l
want a western man who represents
western ideas. 1 don't want to support
a western man who will represent things
that are wholly eastern. We want a
western man or some man who is in
favor of the free coinage of silver"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20
Leland and Mckinley.

Chairman Cy Leland, of the Republi-
can state central committee, says he is
receiving many letters from Republicans
over the state, expressing their choice
for Mckinley for president He says he
thinks Mckinley delegates will be elect
ed from most of the counties in the
state, as three fourths of the Republican
newspapers in the state are for McKin-
lev
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20
MODERN SCHOOL BUILDING.
Points to Be Considered In the Erection
Of Public Schools.
Copyright, 1896, BY George Palliser.l

copyright, 1896, by George Palliser.1
The first requisite for successful school
house work should be correct form, and,
as a means to that end, every one who is
concerned should have this discrimination
in view; then good architecture Would fol-
low. This would thus be an educational
feature from the start. The buildings
erected during the last decade, in many
country and suburban places especially,
are very badly adapted to school uses, i'll
planned and contrived, and not from the
hygienic standpoint anything what mod
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20
PopuIists Not PIeased.

The Popuiists about Topeka are not
very we'll pleased with the action of their
national committee in putting SO much
power in the hands of their executive
committee. They wanted a call issued for
an early convention,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20
Col. Sid Cooke bx the Democrats.

The announcement comes from Leav-
enworth that boom has been started
there to give the Democratic nomination
for governor to Col. Sid Cooke, and to
make him the fusion nominee if the
Populists can be induced to take up their
candidate. Col. Cooke is now local man.
ager of the National Military home To-
Gated at Leavenworth.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20

The daily STATE JOURNAL at news
dealers anywhere in Kansas. Ten cents
per week.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20

Canon City coal of the best grade and
fulton weight at lowest market figure
on sale by Southwestern Fuel com
PlnY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20

The kaiser knows his business. He is
throwing more bouquets at Bismarck
Washington Post.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20
A Good. Sound Belief.

Uncle Sam believes in arbitration even
il he has to fight for it.-PhiladelphiA
Press
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20

We aim please our trade-Peerlesz
Steam Laundry, 112 and ia West sth.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20

There is no need of freezing when
Usage City shaft coal can be had for the
lowest price per ton at Southwestern
Fuel company.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20
\ TOBACCO HEART.

> Thousands of Americans Can't Get
Life Insurance Because Tobacco Has
Destroyed the Heart Action and
Wrecked the Nervous System.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20
Engineer Ea4es Discovers a Never
Failing and Easy Remedy.

DELANsoN. N. .-(SpecialL-E
neer o. II. Bates stepped of engine No.
275 today with long oiIer in one hand
and bunch of waste in the other. Not g
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20

incident illustrates Grants simplicity. -
Colonel j. A. Watrous in Chicago Times
Herald
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20
POPULIST ERS
In south Dakota Predict victory and
Oppose F0SiOn.

YANkToN, S D., Jan 2O.-A full list of
the Populist papers of South Dakota
show a large increase of new ones. They
are enthusiastic. Andrew Lee. of Yer
million, is the choice of the newspaper
men for governor, and is likely to be
nominated. j. c. Crawford, of Kings
bury county, for three terms a member
of the state senate, is slated for lieuten-
ant governor.
The Populists are sanguine that they
will control the next legislature, in
which case Senator Kyle will be his own
successor. This they expect to accom-
plish with their free coinage plank and
by the gains they anticipate from the Re
publicans because of the Taylor scandal.
If the Pupulist generals are to be be-
lieved the Republican leaders are already
conceding reduced plurality for their
ticket They quote several of the pres
ent state officers as declaring this condi-
ton of affairs. There is great unanimity
of sentiment opposing any fusion, to
which Democrats are as bitterly opposed
as are Populists.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20

The finest in the west. Come and try i
]. w. PHILLIPS, 612 W. Eighth ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20

The daily STATE JOURNAL, ten cents
per week Ask any news dealer in Kan
sas for il.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20

Peerless Steam Laundry -Pesriess
Steam Laundry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20

1t is cheaper to buy coal and keep
warm than to pay doctors bills We sell
the best grade of Lehigh Valley anthr a
cite, Usage City shaft and Canon City
coal at lowest possible prices. Southwest
arn Eual cOmnanv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20
AS TO ALLIsON's BOOM.

Kansas Wants to Know Exactly Where
He stands on Silver Coinage.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-20

ssThe first time 1 saw General Grant,
said Major Ross, twas at Spottsylvania in
1864 1 saw two horsemen and an orderly.
The two men proved to be Grant and
Meade Grant looked lessaike general
than his orderly. His uniform was dusty,
coat unbuttoned, hat like a tra1np's.
Looking up, I saw General Burnside, staff
and bodyguard of 100 riding past.
mean no reflection upon Burnside. The
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21
rm:SemdHerung.

Yies 1T einfad cine auoere Benennuna
fur leihten Telobau. Cine yepiiie Nrbeti
auf elm tleines Nreol uermenoet, bat cine
reihllte grnte i'm 9efol9e. Ser 5elobau
piro betnabe gum Spiel. Sn Der 5bot be.
lor9en bic Rinoer in uielen Sallen anitatt
BEG Wonnss sas Sewdleru. 9ieie baben
ibr Spiel uno Is 1T cine pirtlihe Nrbeit fir
ben Batter. Sn sieier Soee slbt es etlua s
Nn5ii9lihes. 3u benz briust es polle unab.
hdn9i9teit BON Ge9en uno 9irre. &eaen
maht Die 5rudt nidt in einem Sabre mad.
len uno Die 9lirre trpdnet iie i'm nGhiten.
@s lteat cine SeSauberun9 IN Der Geltuns
Der tleinen YSaiieritromden iiber Die tleine
Tarm, 10 eoB Ieoer 5leden ben erioroerltden
Sefeudti9un9sb chart erbdlt. Ger eine
YlaB muB nldt au piel uno Der anbere nitt
III fpeni9 erbalten. @lner Der S%auptpuntte
Der SewdIeruu9 lit, ooB iie Die Nrbeit cons
centrtrt auf elnen be9renSten Nreal uno Do.
Der uoaitanoi9e @ultiuiruns oes 8runoes
libert. Shtat 4 Cts in Sreimarten oil
G5as. g. Gee, 8eu'l. Eaii. g9ent Der Nor'
tberu Eaciiic Sabn in ct. Yaul, Winn., unb
er idldt eud Elm pamphlet lber Bewnfie.
ruHa. saba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21

rSte iiuo elm ewiser S6par5IeDer,
MarquiS. 0esbalb In aller @elt ioll
oaS benn nidt wubr ietu? @ibt eS
aud uur eiaen eiudiseu @runS Su bie'
Ter auuabweY Gte 9epsi9s tourat
bod aus garts! Cd iulfte bsnten,
caB oas'Seniigt. -SeSa ! Gbampasuer!-
sd babe nab Der S6la6t bel Wortb
audi in ben Puriier i3eitun9en 9eleieu,
oab bic WtuclPabon Idle 9rmee AUS
ltrategiiden Ridiidtea' iid riifpdrts
fonientIire. Stun, mein lieber Raoul,
Sic baben bod seiebeu, ME bieie
&idpGrtston3entration nod in Gba'
Ions ausiab.@
r@b bah, elm slusSrud. Wian mus
bic @orte ni6t auf bic @olbpase
lesen. Sier banbelt es iid ieoenfalls
I'M cine sreiibare 2batia6e, unb nun
wirb Mari6all MacWpabon i6on iei.
men SroBen Flan uusflbren. @r LIT
nod INNER Der Miann, Der cine balb
oerlorene ober aud, wte BET SOlferiuo
uno W~ia9enta, cine gang perlorene
Sate in eiuen Der rubmpOlllteu Sicge
%uerwanoeln fam. Sur nidt tleins
miitbig oerja9t. Ter Wluri6all III unb
bleibt elm itrate9ii6eS @enie."
rWtau iiebt nur uifts Sauou,~ be-
merfte Der Anoere mi6mutbis uno balb>
laut. rgSaS baben benn nun ipe,iell
wir-oas Sorps be SaillD-bisber
ausseridtet? Sd babe bis gum beus
tisen Gage teinen Preuben seieben.
PIN 6. 9uguit iianben mir ,mii6en
3mei Stla6ten, obne in Die cine ODER
anoere e%iu,uereifen. g8tr bdtteu iebe
Der beiben III siiniti9er Gntidetbun9
bringcn ~tOnnen, penn mir CUR retten
3eit am re6ten Flae 9eweieu wdreu.
Siatt beiieu miiien mir in Gilman
iden BON Der @ren;e mad GbalonS
juriif."
Stun, bas pirb iett idOn uubers
rperoen."
rSreilid, es mug unbers perbeu.
Ias wetB ib aud, baB bos ihlieBlid
anoerS merSeu ptro, oenn Sruntrei6
wiro nidt beitest, fam ni6t beiie9t
peroen BON ben pa9r Treubeu. @as
lit bas, cine balbe Milliun solbuten
sesen pter;ie Wtllionen Sran3oien?
glber ininiiden fam nod oiel llnanse'
uebmeS seiheben. Wir 3ieben jiel'
unh nlnulpS herum-"
Gortiebuu9 fol9t.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21
Die 9rp6e Nertiefun8

h,s geaouItoue 1T 1900 SUB tief. Sic 1T
ousaeb0lt aus bartem uultaHibem @eitein.
9br tonnt eud uorite0eu, tule uiele Wluio.
men Sabre oies seoauert bat. es 1T cine
puu6erbare Continuation in Sorm uuo
fyQrbe. Sbr ioltet es iebeu. Bieleiht oaB
ibr es einmal porbabt. IS 1T better, bies
Sabr oortbin Al r%eiien, oenn bic Babnpreiie
ifuo nieorla. Sbidt 9 Cts an Charles g.
zee, ben 8eueral = Buiiasierasenten Der
Vortbern Yaclfic Giienbabn IN ct. Baul,
YRtnn., fir elm 3ourilten : BUD oes Barts,
lo9artp, 210 Start Street, iuiro eud Die
Jubrprelle anaeben. 32ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21
Hrtte Yiasn.

S6idt cure atrsfe mad 8. 6. gudlsn
x 60, Gtttasc, une smpianat cine grpte.
lta6tsl prn ar. ains's Isusn %gebsnspil.
len unsntseleli6. Gin gerlu6 mirp su6
ron ibrsn @irfunssn lttrjeusen. Itsit
yinsn artsiten lsitt unc linb bsltsns wirt.
fam aesen gsracpfuna uni franfem Scpf-
wsb. @ssen @alaria une etberlsibsn ba.
ben lie l6 msrtbppn nwiefen. Gs il "a.
r%antirt. eaB Gs frsi iinr BON isber itaebai.
ten Subaan, unb aus reinsn 8rduttrn &C.
ma6t fne. sic l&wd6sn nt6t. ~lcnssrn
ssbsn otm @assn unp ben Ssbdrmsn acn
unt tdrtsn bsteutsnb eas Spftm. 8ssu.
lars 8rOss rs GsrtS bic S2a&hd. Der.
iasft " VI. 3. &utN3 as0tRsh.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21
Is. &apit1l.

10. NutIIvl
Der WtarquiS @eOr9eS b'2luluap,
Sapitdu bel ben Sauciers, iaB am
gberp bes 25. guguit III 0fctbel i'm
aafe on Zion Dor, ODER pieluebr Dor
bemielben auf Der SnaBe, nie o0S in
Sranfrei6 uielfat Cite III. Gr maftc
cine ;iemlih tribe Wtiene, uber eS lieB
lid nidt ieititeller, Oh Oieie cine 6Ol9e
oes itle6ten abipntbS mar, ben er Dor
iih iteben bate, obel erbaltener ihleh'
ter Nafribten. Der ,@oloene Come"
am Martt gu Rstbel mar zines ierer
tleinitdbtiihen Saifeebduie r, ipie man
lie in Srantrei6 taft allerorts trifft,
no man in 9emObnlihen j3eiteu ben
abipntb fir 3ebn Confines perfaufte.
Seet freilid, mo %enoloie Militdrourds
,iise bieS @etrdnf seiutter uno rarer
mahten, nabm Der ipetulatioe @trtb
fiinfii9 Confines, obgleih Der IbiDntb
natiirlit aud ni6t better wurSe.
Gin jiin9erer Siii,ier, cine jugeuos
lihe, elesante Griheinun9 nit peinli6
netBen Observation-Disclosures, Miauibetten
unb Sierliden, blieblanfen 0teiterities
feln, itritt lebbait auf i'm ;u.
rNun, babe i'd es ni6t INNER ee>
iast, WarauiS," itpatte er raid unS
ladenb, mir weroen oieien beutiden
Guerfopicu iton nod Yernunft beis
brinsen. 0as iii nlr elm fleiner slrs
fang. gber eS milo nun ifon fommer.
Wir weroeu iie glle maiiafriren."
r0as baben Sic oenn, mein lieber
Raoul? @aS periest Sic 10 in auf'
resuns?"
rSie wiiien sS nod nidt? Saben
Sie Die ,Gja;ette Ou Norb' BON beute
abero nod nidt geIefen?"
yNein!"
vDlein @ott, 10 leien Gle raid.
Ster lit iie. 2aiien Gle Gbampa9ner
6rinsen. 9a;aine bat seiiest. Trei'
bistauisno YreuBeu iinb am slht;ebn'
ten In bic Steinb1i6e bon Saumont
seporfen poroer. Seinabe bdtte man
Bismard eeiau9en; er 1T aber in
etneut fleinen Vaiernbau'e nod I'm
leeten Gusenblit bur9's Seniter rett'
rirt, FONT batte man i'm erwiidt."
MarauiS o'@uluaD uabm baitis bic
Seituns, bic ibm iein 9amerao Gaoul
be WfarboiS bot, Elm fleineS VlGtt6eu
bon bier Seiter. gluf Der britten Seite,
mo- Die 0epeihen itanben, beianb iit
cine fettseorufte Stelle, cine 9epei6e
aus Paris, in Der itanb, baB brei preu.
bif6e 9lrmeetorpS Dor Wies iiberraidt
uno In bic Steiubriibe bon Saumont
geworfen woroeu ieien. Serner wuree
9emelcet, eab iih @raf 0iSmard MIR
nit senauer Notb oabur6 Dor Der @e'
iansenidait bate refteu f~Dnuen, oaB
er ii6 burf baS ibmale 6eniter zines
Ua~uernbauieS 8c;wdnst uno 10 oas
Srete errei6t babe.
rWo liest oenn Saumont?" fra9te
Der Marauis.
rOaS peiB Der Senter. SIS lit aud
ganS slei6silti9. 8enn nur Die Preu'
Ben in Den Steiubri6en Srin lieSen."
v@enu Die Sa6e nur aud pabr
it," Waste ser Sapitdn ein;uwenbeu.
Serr D. WiarboiS puroe iiber Sieien
nnnnirintiihen 2meifel iebr unmillin.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21
1mmer mieoer am alien platse
Cine reidlihe unb idDne
Triibiabrsz uub CONNER Nusluahl

on Serren. uno g nabentleibern, Nusitais
lungs. NrtIfeln Der "feiniten pie Der billrslten
Sprtsn aberbaupt on allen, pas in einem
eriter alalie 3leloerbanosl 81 faufen 1T.
Surh meine lau9jabri9e Notwithstanding
petB ih seuau, mas iib fir Den Ct. 9louo
Sanoel paBt. uuo lomlt 1T mein& orratb fir
Die beige @e9eno Elm 10 gut SspGblter, pie
er ioniiwo faum eefunnen miro. Cute, oalI'
crbafte, mOoerre 8aare Su S%potipreiien
mar, III uno blelbt mcin Mptto. ueberseu9t
cub BET Sobn Yrono3insfi. 17sba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21
8u6ltn'S Nrntfa ealbe.

9te bette Gable IN Der 8elt fir SGnitt.
punoen, Nbidlriuna, @eidwire, SolShuf,
Siebsrmuncen. 5lehten, sdramnen on ben
Sduoen, Sroitbsulen, Sibnerausen unb aIe
Suutiebler iie bellt poiitip SGmorrboiosn
obsr ieine 3abluna perlanst. 9aruntirt,
baB poaitd noise 3ufrieosnbsit seseben
tpirb. obsr bas 8elb pirb buriderftattet.
Briefs per Sdudtel % Gents. Blu osriau.
fen In W. 8. Subn ne 3pstbste.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21

miro Der Tag %fornrnen, no tD rpteper
mebr 3eit baben peroe. Gpis fam ia
Der aries nitt oauern. Sann-.
Sier, nimm bic ausel. Sebe lie loras
fdltis aui. Die W1ebaille bebalte i'd,
User peiB, Oh fie nidt nod einmal
quite Dtenite leiiten mug"
,um bes Simmels wilien, Star,
ipri6 ni6t BON iolten Sadeu. Sdmore
mir, DAB 0u Did idOnen willit, 10
iebr bas mosli6 1T, bab ON Did
nift obne Notb benz feiuoli6en Seuer
ausieten willit. Sd iterbe Dor ansit,
peun i6 baran oenfe, buB Dir etrpas
S6limmeS besegnen t0nute!"
rOu wirii ni6t ~iterbsn, 9eonore,
benin man itirbt nidt aus 2lnsit, uno
i'd merbe meme Pflidt tbun, ME i'd
tie bisber setban ~ baben CLAUDE.
Sber boffentli6 wirb Der Simmel mid
in ieinen S9us nebmen = UNI u~niert'
willen!"
,@enn mein @ebet Did i6iieen
fam, 10 wiro Dir ni6ts Sei6eben,
Mar. Oas wirit 0u mir pObl slau.
ben. S6on aus 9aufburteit fir alles,
mas Iu an benz Sater getbau-"
limb obne bies nittS, 2eonore?"
gle weinte uno fab i'm nit feu6ten
au9en an.
r1arf i6 nod INNER nitt aui
Define 0iebe rehnen, SeOnOre?" brGn9te
er iie peiter.
Sic ret6te linn bewegt bic SanS.
Damn idlus iie bic augen nieoer uub
faste leiis: r0u bariit ss, 0u wsibt,
mas an mir lie9t-"
@eiter fam lie ni6t. Saitis uns
idlans er Tie unb briitte einen beiben
auB auf ibre eippen.
rNoieu!" rief er 9epreBt. r0iun
mag Nlles seben, pie es mill. Cd
peiB, bas eS gut enben muB. 60 neis
bid tann bas SSidial nidt iein, urls
jest nod a%useinanber ju reiBen!"
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ME iein Sabel an ben Frellitein oes
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uber er bOrte ni6ts mebr. Gr mar fort.
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ibrem tbranennaiien 9lntlis. Damn
sins tie pieoer ms Suus biuein uno
fab i'm oberen Stod burd elm Seniler
auf Die Strabe, bic iiber Sriep ms
Sunere BON Sranfreit iibrte. Shon
wenise 0tinuten ipater lab lie einen
tameu, bic Strabe paiiiren. Sic
ibmeufte elm weibeS 2ud. aber e8
i6ien, alS oh man es nidt mebr be-
mertte. Die Gntfernun9 mar i6on ;u
sroB.
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uno be9ab lid Su ibrcn Gltern ;uriit.
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Gin in Weniden9r0se anssfertisies
9rapon YOrirait, bns nod eurer Yboto.
graphic ODER rad iraeno elmer Yboto'
arapbie Don surer 5umilie anseiertist
III. frei psrssben. SO 1T nidt notb'
rueuois. aui einmal fir obiasn 9sirns
81 i%cuisn, oo mir eud cine 8arte seben,
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uno prompt bef6roert. Nuf "uniern @lshan.
bel lenten mir beionoere Nuimerfiamteit.
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paul REID cit. 40t Ct. rtttr Str. AZ tahtn.
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