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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29
Along the kansa Nils.

An Emporia lawyer last week charged
a man SIS for collecting bill of $l9.
When he is travelling about Governor
Leedy registers in hotels from Lawrence.
There will be no beer at Topekas festi-
val this week. nothing but cold water hi
larity.
Major Levi Ferguson of Wellington will
get the postoffice there. He will take
charge October Is.
Now Governor Leedy says: Judge
Williams may be right" THIS Is the war
Lewelling prophesied.
Dyche may not be able to discover the
North Pole. but he can stuff all the pig
cons Andree sends back.
President Mckinley has rebuked severe
ly, It is said. 10. Bristow for not mind.ng
Kerens in regard to the Missouri post
offices.
There is now some lop-sided talk in Kan
sas 10 the effect that Cy. Leland will be
against the denomination of President Nc
Kinley.
The Russians of Ellis county have nom
mated complete ticket and the Populists
ard Republicans have fused in order 10
defeat them.
ins1ance companies. Lewell!ng should
that rebellion.
The Popuis,s are actually dumb-founded.
Not a single man among them has the
courage any more 10 attack the national
banking system.
II was a sorry old day when 10 Bristow
stood on the White House carpet and was
rebuked by President Mckinley. Kansas
stands Inundated.
The Atchison Globe says that the page
write-up OF Leedy and his administra ton
II a recent edition OF the Kansas City
Star. was paid for.
Neither Boyle nor Leedy nor McNau will
attack The cour; OF Judge Williams. VIII
Jams viii not be monkeyed with and all
three men know II.
Farmer Smith. It IS said. has become a
Socialist. The suTeriugs Of humanity did
not change him. Il was the way John Nil
hken carried the primaries IL Mcpherson
county.
The Hutchinson News. which Is IN the
anta-rom OF the throne and has a big
key-hOls. announces that Andy Richards
has dropped out OF the pOstoftice race a.
Wellington.
Gentlemen" said he Populist orator
al TIE convention. IL Mckinley had ocIy
retired the gTeenbacks we nigh; stand
some show. But he didn't. ard about the
only thing left for Popui.s-n 70 favor Is !
motion 70 adjourn sine die
Judge Deanison % r Dorado was IN
lola the day Bryan vas there. ard when
asked BIZ Charley Sect Why he didn'I 20
70 hear Bryan. said: 20. Bryan Is =
back number" II Judge Dennison said
that lie easily holds rs station as TIE
s,nartest PopulisI II southern Kansas.
/. has come 70 a pretty pass ra.E Kan
sas -. 10 70 20 A!ssour: for p----y giTlz
Topeka hs. chosen Mss Hai;Gsy O:
Missouri 20 ride = her pers5e- BIZ To
peka las los. al s.a:. pride. Fer poli-y
: anything for tie pleasure Of -. A.
cIeat and Elastic Order OF R1bber-secks-'
I. IS said re sane ar vA!ca makes re
s-e horses CT Kentucky dev-sosss IRE -
rnRrkaoie beauty CO ke1t9ckys women
Kansas Gas f.zre. so-se< tss- ksc-GcEy
ever had rs women. -boxe born 1@re, a..
the prstt.es- OF earth. barring cn!y Ire
Poilsa xon>1- And ye; Topeka seas %
Missouri tor queen fer IL fake carnival
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29
A DAY AT THE FAIR

\ fair is essentially the farmers holi-
day. For the most part it belongs to
him. The exhibit is largely made up of
farm products, and the interest centers
in common aim toward securing the
best results from filling the soil and
grazing the broad acres. The farmer
leaves his pillow in the field. and takes a
week off 10 attend the fair He gives
his best pair of horses an extra rubbing
down, hooks them up TO the family ear
rage, takes in the wife and children
and drives TO the fair. The Sunday
clothes are all in order, a bounteous
luncheon is prepared by the wife, feed
is prepared for the horses, and there are
few dollars in cash to be expended in
such novelties as may be wanted by the
wife or children. Only those who have
never come in from the country to at
Tend a fair can fail to appreciate what
d treat ii really is TO the farmers fam
ily From the entrance gate TO the re-
NNAAAN ~ - Il ANN Nlit4tii VI bCst IL
tiful things. Not only that, but such
things as the farmer knows all about.
lie OF his family may comment upon
every exhibit; they may praise or criti-
else; they may note the defects or the
points of merit in all they see. "Such
pumpkins, What 4 fine display Of ap-
pies, But what runy peaches 10 take
10 fair! The Poland China pigs are
the finest ever shown in the county. bur
that yearling colt IS not as good as our
own. We viii exhibit aim next year as
two-year-old. The bread might be
improved by baking 10 q richer brown,
but that White cake is superb. Why
didn't we think 10 bring few Of our
choice geraniGms and some rose buds
from our American beauty that grows
10y the garden ga1e:"
Such are the comments that NAV be
heard from the family as they pass
through the exhibit. The father. with
the boys. takes a turn around the stalls
and cattle pens. He meets his neigh
bors and friends from distant parts Of
ihe county or from other counties. He
r. introduced TO strangers from abroad
who are famous As breeders and stock
.raisers. lie has read Of their herds in
his agricultural paper. and it Is a rare
treat 10 examine the stock. and get the
points in breeding which secure The
splendid results. They exchange ad-
dresses, and it opens The way for secur-
Ing a better strain of blood in horses.
or finer breed of-cattle on the farm.
50 the day is not lost. on the contrary
Ii IS al once q holiday and the most
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29
Southern Kansas Business Men

No brighter set Of advertisements were
ever written than those appearing in
Tuesday mornings Eagle.
In illustrating an advertisement the hes,
of cuts should be secured. If you cannot
afford them, leave all cuts out.
Good times mean one thing without fail
sharper competition. AS your field en-
larges you will have to struggle TO hold
your own.
The Newman Dry Goods company OF Ar
kansas City say: Our stock Is running
over with new desirable things at the low
est prices"
The phrase you use in your store IN sell
ing goods IS in all likelihood the very
phrase you should put IN your advertise
ments. Watch your own conversation for
telling advertising arguments.
The wise employer knows that Gus
toner has more right 70 his clerks time
than the employer himself has. Many a
sale has been lost through an employer in
terrupting a customers talk with a clerk
II you expect o rank with your biggest
competitors DO not expect 10 do il by using
smaller advertisements than they do. The
public is wont 10 say on seeing a large
advertisement: ''So-and-so must be boom
ing"
E B. Hldinger OF Newton says: There
10 more than one kind OF Eroceries-not
referring 70 the fancy. expensive stuff
but staple, wholesome and inviting pro-
visions that always simulate the appe-
tite"
If this country had depended or lts coun-
Try fences and telegraph poles for rs edu-
cat!onal advancement we would certainly
be a ben,Ehte3 land You can not get the
best advertising results or a county
fence.
\ mar can be self-consclous in written
advertisement just as ne car De on the
stage. The better plan Il % forget your
self and think only % what you ore o.
feriug for sale and the public who should
bay t.
II may ~ sad T.th truth tha; business
Is improving. Il your bJsiusss = Tot I'm
proving, you are not getting yoar far
share OF the increased trade sn5 there Is
something wrong somewhere WltE your
1Dethoss.
Nu-. .-e aisplaye5 y ths ,wo extremes
ss,5e- me big. generous nsf. such - Ezs
fashionable n the cary victorian era. o.
-. dainty uitis plsyth.ng. a mass o. fl-.
ia-s ard chiTon which gives The haisa ~
touch 70 mEa5ys visiting or iaea.sr
toilet
r..rl Underwood. jsze.s- a. krkz1sss
CRY. SAYS: Some cut ElaSs - sood- So3la
Gus -tazs : bad We have stu1is1 cuf
zsa.s We know ahcut CIT zi4ss. VI
Rave re 49, CT gas New -h1Es .r
cut glass ;o3ay- Prices l0Ser taza essl
be:o-e
TIE x.s;e-a advertiser szz every e.
vantage over lis eastern contsrrpoTz-y- Il
tie large eas;sTa cubs ne merchants als
forever trying 20 5s.sFzs-e whzi . me
hs-- -r,e.;urn- II f1s snail western cf-lez
TIE comparative vsssA C A. payers a Pub
hely k-SS1-
Advertisers c1Sas-z.a n a. -en % re-
-.zs zGve-rIss-Tssr - y zsrzezDts Scaie
sezcrsss the.r goes Tusa zo1'- RAJ ise-a
II g-ccer sscEl4 Eel s-s readers va;
rsu.ses :. -1eu zoale ssa1 - - ] Ary
saoas merchant Eo@s5 Il. zast SaaFe
,>-caIs :. ssz Eos.1 Fsa4- A-2.@la-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29
Ross Great Furniture
and Carpet Emporium.
The Largest Establishment i'm the State

would CO; "a - % = p~- esnf -rs-s 80
- Eries Hs ssi9. Sc Evs ga fafs a.
fsriszs - slssrt.ass "a.
7. u Gr,;anus q 7ssxtsz zas "a l,.s,
rstgrzef from f.e sasi SAL Pr. ,
SzEt 20 ;sA y51 tat tie rsoels cas- a.
esSe-zl.y - ueEspsp~rs. 49, ass-r..;
-azt t1sf csDfsagez rrFg.ssx -
Kansas az E&asas gs7.ss <s.s ~
asrzs. az ga Esesss xosa Asorz .s-is-
TX are SsT>S asF Gssts es4fsr ,h4n
foest - - fellows f-zf e. ~ Ylsseslrx
I-srsteFs g. ~ isss an rrszsAs taey ssxx
i-Frss - izs.ss ss1 szrh snd syvsy era
q zen AYE s0rsef-sns ace 70 az ss..ss.
% We aoz'f fssn< sssszs ~ tassr .4rs~as
ss.as- Ia y@G k1sw 2 ezr.srr r~s<-s
ssc SsUsr - - AZ a.sEfzs arr tasr
ssss1c zs~. ~ Exsszs = tas ga xlls |.
Ez.-. Aselss Erg-z1 - sea
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29
AND wHAs ABOUT THIS:

q rom Atchison 1iobe.l
Dollar wi heat is a twin with Republican
success. Ia 1883, under Arthur. the aver
age price Of wheat WAS ninety lone cents a
bashei. During Cisvelsnd's first term the
average Wa siXty-eight cents When Har-
risnn WAS president wheat varied from
eghiy-four cents to nineiy- three cents
Cisvela nd's second election sent it down at
once to sixty-three cents. aud IL continued
To tumble uutiI IL reached for;y-nine cents
the lowest price In a century In the fir
months OF Ackgniey's administration dol
lar wheat has returned,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29
is..ithssi Awe.

Ssr7sao4y gfvsa "a ssllsrt1x s-fi,S<tl-
al szsice- iSTlrE ses. e=sstss rssrs. sat
leAs. c1sS Eaofs. re sea. SAX aners.
czss5s s1<s. saf@s sssEs. ~srfJ 80. 1s.x
EnsFe. N&1tz lsss. s1Ea more EFiss -
-. s---s- ssS--z asa. ss2xsss< a.sss-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29
Be Fair
With Yourself

and see our Fall stock; it presents an opportunity
for economical buying that nobody can afford to
miss Our store is crowded with the newest Of new
styles selected with experienced care as 10 quality,
good taste as to style and generous prodigaity as
to variety. 1t IS the right place 10 get the right
goods at the right prices. The business is run on
the merit system, getting trade by deserving it,
ALWAYS alert working and thinking for you al
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29

Hereafter Oklahoma Will fumigate all
passengers coming from the south If any
csrpetbaggers arrive from that direction
they viii be allowed 10 retain their COM
missions on promise OF good behavior.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29

In the last three months by the increase
made sl6.oo0,0oo. AS not a cent of it was
made in wheat perhaps jerry Simpson
Will allow Mr.. Gould TO keep it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29

When Mckinley is no longer president
he can get a job allowing that head Of his
TO be used in testing levels for carpenters.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29

There is only one way for John Wanna
maker to restore himself IN the fair pages
of history-buy up all the files Of all Amer
lean newspapers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29

Society. which IS composed OF women.
has made a rule that wife has a right
70 bring A.. her sisters 10 Eve with her.
and the men. who can't protest n any 9th
er way, have quit getting married
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29

President McKinley's censure Of Mr.. 10.
Br:stow was probably a mistake. The pres
ident should have known that Mr.. Bristow
is not of Oklahoma.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29

The Pawnee Indians have killed a two
headed rattlesnake, and believe that sood
duck Is coming 10 them 1t is refreshing
10 know that something else beside for
e.gn shortage is 10 be given a little credit
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29

Americans constitute three per cent OF
the population of Hawaii, but they are
all good yellers and Freedom cannot pass
them by.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29

An Iowa bank has quit business because
there was no demand on the part of Dor
rowers for its surplus. This scarcity OF
money is gripping and grinding the common
people tighter and tighter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29

If the nation Is too busy, she might turn
Spain over to Sedgwick, Sumner, Harvey
and Reno counties, and the Salvation
army.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29

When a woman's husband IS mean 10
her. she mas 4 good deal 10 say about the
" gra;efulness OF the women who are Tot
attentive 10 good husbands.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29

From the story the defense are putting
I'D, it seems that the Chicago police are
offended at Luetguert for not killing his
wife
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29

\ banker in New York tried 10 get the
treasury az Washington 10 take a million
dollars in gold the other day. but the treas
ury refused. II didn't want il, How Gro
Yer Cleveland must have gaspei when he
read of il.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29

1t is going to cause the Chicago police
great sorrow if Luetguert is not convicted.
1t is feared that as many as one or two
may actually give up their jobs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29

Mr.. Fitzsimmons has just been interview
81 again. He says: I'm Bob Fitzsin-
mons, champion OF the world. 1 am an
American citizen" !; IS plessurs &c
read Mr.. FitzSiInmons' logical and decisive
declarations
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29

The Cuban question will be settled one
way or the other before the converting of
congress. Mckinley is entirely too hui
name to expose this nation to any more
Cubra Libre speeches.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29

The estate OF Jay Gould is now worth
several million dollars more than 1t was
when Jay Gould Died. The chip off the old
block is more like a tree from which the
block could come.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29

President Mckinley says that the only
thing which would prevent a continuance
OF prosperity would be war. But surely
Mckinley would not call a scrap with
Snain war
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29

Mrs. Mckinley : waving thai handker-
chief great deal Of late. But all the en-
thus.asm she shows n meeting the people
Is sincere. There Is less pre;ense and pomp
in Mrs. Mckinley than in any wife who
has occupied the White House fo- years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29

An Atch.son woman : greatly interested
n the trial OF A5olph Lge;gueTt OF CHI
cago. TO- the murder OF his wife. whom
ne Is said 10 have cooked in a sausage
vet. She says that her husband keeps
her In hot water ali the tine. and she
knows Just how Mrs. Lusssuert suffered
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29

rs bad enough for 4 man when be has
a sin bosom shirt CT and wants 20 scratch,
bat imagine woman with a corset on,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29
An Atchison Pointer or Two.

(From the Atchison Globe)
\ man always takes a toothp!ek when
ne goes into A restaurant. whether he eats
anything OF not.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29

Al Atchisou married woman. who IS stu
young and goo3-looking. VIII carry ar ear
OF rel corn tomorrow night. Sc says Ia;
size hasn't been kisses for FIVE years and
that as her husband has lost az right 20
object. by h.s own negligence. The co5ec-
tons made by other people VII 70; az
feet se--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29
Hang on to
Your Dollars

until you see our solid fact bargains We have
opened the season with stock Of goods that beats
the record for beauty and low prices; will close
it with a BIG stock disposed of and the best pleased
lot of customers you ever saw
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29

The biggest gains made in any state
or territory in the union last year were
made by the Republicans OF Oklahoma
with Dennis Flynn as a candidate. Pres
;dent Mckinley is not treating the terri
tory right hY sending IN outsiders
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-27
aas aarsAetl eimes Mepnolifaness.

soerr 8anamater, @eneralpOitneiIter
.Assliter @rdiibent Sarriion, bat 5enia-
Zion gemaht. g(uf beu s5ante. Der
2i9a ber @eiddftsleute in 8bilaoelpbin
bleit er an IA. Miai cine aebarnii1te
Geoe, fpDrin er cine Rieberlase ieiner
eigenen, Der republitanii6en 8artei,
porauSiagte.
gla1oent er 6arauf binseuieien bate,
oaB Die BON WcRinlep oeripro9ene
gSrosperitdt ni9t 9efomnfen, ertldrte er,
Der @emiitbs5uItanb oes @olfes iei
bauptIabli9 burd bas geluilienlOie 8e.
tragen Der @arteibOlie berbeiseiIbrt
aporoen. Das fuiir0e 5ur 8iloang elmer
rteuen Bnrtel tiibren. llsber Mse8inlens
9lbnainiltration lngte er: .9as 9anb
prpsperirt ni9t. 9lls bic lebte @abl=
Ibloht ibren glnfana nabHl, beitiiHntte
Die repNblitanii9e @artei, unteritabt
BON Der republifaniitben 8reiie, Die
@aAl I'M giopenaber 1896 als ben 3eits
,punft mann Die suten9 9eiten sDieber threll
3 gAaiang uebmen lOllten. Gin babies
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-27

eSabr iit oerf[pifen, felt Der gSiLle Der
republifanii6eH 8nrtei ertldrt iuuroe.
Bis iest bat iidb nur cine 5treitfrage
Der 8ahli6lndt ibrem @noe genabert,
uno es Seiet iidb fdum irgenO cine 8er-
dnoerling in ben erbGrnli6en 3eiten.
9ie @trDmung rpirb iirt tart se9etl Die
republifanti1e 8artei ridlten. ruenn bic
@ei9dfte iid) ni6t beIieru. 8eIbdfti=
sunsslOiiafeit unO Mangel brinaen bits
tere llnSufriebenheit beruor, Die ii6 nidt
eber lesen iuirD, ais big Seoermann
4rbeit bat.
gSir hnben nidts Sll fitrdteu Oom
tuitoen Giirfen, ntdts pom aufltdnois
fdeu Gubd, nidts pom habiiidt,sen,
ldnoereieri9en gngidnoer Mcs mir gu
fiirdten haben. lit urier geouloises,
miioes 8Dlt, nnIer leioenoes 8olf, 0em
man 70 uiel nerlproden bat, uno tuet=
des, Ha6oenl es betrDgen tu0roen ilno
iest mntblps lit, nidlt mebr an feline
Rartei giaubt, uno tuelnes Iieh irgeno
einem ueuen 5iibrer Surueuoen lutro,
Ser before 3eiten in 9Iusiitt 1tt[lt, IN
Dem es slaubt, bas mir fetne ihlstnte.
rem 3eiten befommeN f6nnen, als mir
ieBt baben.
sc lit ein i1redtides Ding su Ieben.
ruie Itiirmiih Dds Bolt aeluoroen nno
iuie es lid uOn ieiner attea @artei bin
iue9DenDet Z
S1ierSu 6emerft Der ,.gtnc. 8Otfsir'D:
,,8enn Elm GenlOfrat 10 reoete, oa mir.
ben bic &epublitaner laden; aber es lit
Elm itramner &epgblifGner, etit friiberes
gnbiaetsnIii9lieb bes repnbiifaRii9eii
8rdiioenten s0nrriion. Der Die &eoe 9es
balten 6nt. uno 8nnamafer BAT poa.
tommen 9tedt. 0as 8olE ,pirb es
ntiioe, iid uun ieineu 8nrteibolieH an
Der Naie herumfi6ren 5u laifen uno Der
Gag Der @ieOeroeraeltung Itebt Dor Der
g6iire. g9ie. Sr. Br.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-27
Die leste eesisIatur but aud EN-

Die leBte 9esislatur bat aud e,n
sGeies erlalien, uie nlnn iid betreff5 au.
A,aeiaufenen Siebes 81 nerbalten bat.
Die SauptbeStimmunsen iitb etlun Die
efolgenben: @er Elm perlorenes Gtiid
8ieb aufuimmt, muB innerhatb Sebn
ga9en eine 8el9reibnng bes 96ieres
fplpie ieine SsoltoTfice Ibrelie an ben
.gpunto Gubitor ididen. iueld1er bieies
.S9riftitad anFsn6eiuabren fat. sSaas
oas uerlaufene 5tHf gSieb nun inner
lbalb Is Gagen Hidbt bonn @iaent6iimer
beaniprudt iuir0, 10 muB Der 0ufnebs
nler Dns 96ier ppu einem 5riebensrih-
ter nbIhdben laflen, iDelder bag Ste
flilfat iDfpie cine 8eihreibung Des gbies
res an ben gountH gte9iitrator 81 ienz
Den bat. 9ieIer ibidt oanH Die NotiS
an cine bonn 5taatsiefretdr beitimnite
.3eituns, III iueldj.r atle bieie .9erloreu
9soti5en" per6ffentli9t fuerben uno btein
ieOem gour.ba i'm Gtdate aufliesen
annB. Die ,,8olga 3r bune" tuurbe
gum Dffi5iellen Organ fur Die 8er6f=
fenttitbun9 Dieier ,,8erlOren Motisen''
36eliimnt, 9ieles @eieb III bereits leii
Dem 3. Itirs in &raft.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-27
sScra,.so Gout.ts,.
@lpena. l9. Mlai 1897.

~ T. - - 4 NSsse <sttAh - ~
Gin mnItert6ier 8ergiftungsTaI lit i'll
Der gidbe no1 bier porgefommeu. 9ie
19idbrige 5p1ter Der ssarmersieute
Gates ensl. lag Silfe rufsnb uuO OUr
9dmer5en iid5 tuinoenb tnl 6oIe dls
3a1barn hin5ufnmen. 9luf oeren Be.
frngei, mas ihr fehle. erttdrte lie, fie
CLAUDE. baB lie Sit i'm Gfieu befommen
babe. sic mar aEleiu 81 5alIe, ba Die
@ttern AM Meor9en lue9gefabren ipnren,
8erI6ieOene @eriihte fino I'm llmlauf.
m6gli6, OlB Die linteriudung alarbeit
.psridaffeR ruirO.
@s fdRat bereits an. redt trofer al
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