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County Medical Society.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
FRANKLIN, Ind. Feb. 10.-The County
Medical Association held its third annual
meeting this afternoon and evening. There
were visiting physicians from the southern
part of the State The principal speakers
were DR.. George Cook, of Indianapolis, DR..
Hurry of the State Board#of Health, and
Prof. J. M. Mathews, of louisville presi-
dent of the Kentucky State Board of
Health. The officers elected for the ensu-
ing year were: DIR. Wishard, of Green
wood, president; DIR. Accie Mathews of
Franklin vice president: DR.. j. II. Lam
ham, secretary, and DR.. Dobbins, treasurer.
Tonight a banquet was given at the Lee
land Hotel.
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CABEL NINE RIOTERS.
Another of the Armed Negroes Arrest
ed at Washington, Ind.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Feb. 10.--There has
been another outbreak at the Cabel mines
at Washington, with the result of still fur
Their exciting people. and it is the fear of
the law-abiding citizens that serious rioting
may ensue if the negroes are retained at
the mines and especially If they are per-
mitted to carry weapons at all times. An
other one of the six who terrorized the
town last Saturday night has been arrest
ed He was on the outside of the jail con-
soling his two friends who had been arrest
ed and who were awaiting trial. and as he
waved his arms about IA his excited talk
he displayed a revolver in his pocket. He
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SHAWNEE, O. T.. Feb 10.--At the con-
tinuation to-day of the examination of five
men charged with completely in the burn
ing of the two Seminole Indians at the
stake, the culprits caused surprise by waiv-
ing further hearing and giving bonds for
their appearance before the United States
grand jury Six others were brought in tO-
day, charged with the same crime. among
the number being Nelson Jones, deputy
United States marshal. All waived prelim-
mary examination and gave bonds. Twenty
others, it is said, will be brought in to-
morrow. Nearly fifty members OF the mob
will then be under arrest.
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Oil Men Leave Madison County.

Special 70 the IndlanapOIIs JouTnaI.
ANDERSON, Ind. Feb. 10.-OH men have
wholly abandoned this county for the time
being. At present throughout the several
fields, including that around Alexandria, not
a drill is going and indications are that
there will be no further activity in this
county until the present cases pending in
the Supreme Court are disposed OF one way
or the other. At present sixteen wells are
running and the production is about six
hundred barrels. Gas escapes and is wasted
from each of these wells. Over in Delaware
county a few drills are prospecting, but
there are no startling discoveries.
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HALIFAX, n. s.. Feb 1O.-The steamship
Gallia, from Liverpool, passed through a
terrific hurricane on Feb. /. A tremendous
sea. boarded the vessel, carrying away two
boats and davits, smashing in the side OF
one of the iron DECK houses, carrying away
the ventilators of the engine room, sky
lights and doing other damage. The cabins
and holes were flooded. The carpenter and
four men We're seriously injured while clear
ing away wreckage.
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Gharles5. Fowler. OF PhiIadelphia; T. G:
Soanels,)f Toledo Thomas Williams, OF
New 81. ]. B. Hand of Baltimore; Alex-
ander Sr7t, of Providence: William NC
Cieland, oWashington; d. L. Peterson, or
MilwaukeeSidney Irrene. of Louisville; w:
A. Bogart, New Jersey. S. c. Barker, OF
maryland M d. Tobin. of St Louis: Emil u
TI,es.rtlg. OF l7iaaapolis; NJ. J. Doherty, OF
liilnols. Clnnnati was chosen as the next
place OF meeng Tonight the local dele
gates entertaind the Visitors at the Bourse.
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Lafayette VIII Be Republican Head
quarters TO-MOrrOw.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb. 1O.-This city is
ready for the coming of the State Lincoln
League, which meets here Saturday, and is
calculating on the entertainment of 1,50O to
1000 visitors. General Wallace will open
headquarters at the Lahr House tomorrow
evening, and Judge Taylor will be here If
not called to New York on legal business.
j. Frank Hanly. of course, will be on the
scene. A reception to all arrivals will be
given Friday night at the Lincoln Club
house. where a smoker and a programme.
of short speeches and music has been ar
ranged special and urgent invitation
was issued to-day to Chairman Hernly, OF
the State committee, and he is expected.
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LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 10.--A sleet storm
of unusual severity prevailed last night and
to-day in Lincoln and throughout the south
eastern ard central part of Nebraska. The
damage in this city is considerable, tele-
phone and telegraph companies being the
greatest sufferers In country districts the
storm was even more severe, thousands of
fruit and shade trees being broken down.
The weather is colder, and unsheltered
stock will suffer. A heavy snow has fallen
throughout South Dakota
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stove Companies Deny Trust Rumors

DETROIT, Mich. Feb. 10.-Oficials of all
the Detroit stove works request the .Asso-
statement recently, photographed by CORE
spondents of certain papers to the effect
that a "stove trust or any combination
of stove interests in this city has been or
is being effected. The stove companies
have formally demanded retraction from
mentioned
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Special to the Indianapoiis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Feb. 10.-The fam
lily of John Romine. an employee of the gas
company. was poisoned at supper last night.
The condition of Romine. his son and his
aged mother is serious. and other members
of the family are ill., Three hogs which
were fed from the table leavings have died.
1t is not know yet which article of food
was poisoned. but it is thought to have
heep the meat
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind, Feb. 10.-The State
Labor Commission has fnterfered in the
tin-plate strike at the Irondale mills, at
Middletown. and State Commissioner Nc
Cormack went to the seat of trouble to-
day. He IS an advocate or aroltratlon ana
their affairs to board. The men are still
out and the tin plant shut down. The
trouble arises over proposed reduction in
x-r erpS
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Chairman HernIy win Attend.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Ind, Feb. 10.-Chairman
Hernly, of the Republican State committee,
will inaugurate, at once, a vigorous cam
paign, and to that end he will attend the
meeting of the Lincoln League at Lafayette
Saturday and participate in the celebration
of Lincolns birthday anniversary. He ex-
poets to meet and counsel with many of the
party leaders there and lay the foundation
for the summers work
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb 10.-The four
teenth annual convention of the National
Association of Master Painters and Deco
rators closed It's sessions to-day. The fol-
lowing officers We're elected. p. J. Brankin,
of Philadelphia, president: Daniel Il. Hol-
land of Troy, N. Y. vice president; joel
Kennedy. secretary and treasurer and the
following members Of the executive board:
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Lafayette Wants y New Deal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Feb. ia movement
is on foot in this city, backed by the Com
mercial Club, for a reorganization of the
municipality on a basis similar to that, en-
ioyed by Indianapolis under the new char
ter. The plan Of campaign has not been
perfected, but It is certain that the next
session of the Legislature will be asked to
take action in this direction
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nIanco Loses . niece.

HAVANA, Feb. 1O.-Captain General
Blanco is mourning the loss of his niece,
who has just died in Spain. Tonight he
received visits of coincidence from United
States Consul General Lee, Captain Sigs-
bee, of the cruiser Maine, many officers of
the army and of the volunteers and other
persons prominent in political and social
OH Loo
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A Ram Kills a enid.

SpeclaI % inc lhuianapOlis JOufndIt
INGALLS,, Ind, Feb 10.-Last Thursday
afternoon, while playing among a herd of
sheep Henry Johnson, the six-year-old son
of Milton Johnson. a farmer three miles
north Of here was butted in the stomach
by ram. AT the time no serious damage
seemed to be done to the boy, but night
before last the boy was taken with severe
pains and died in twenty minutes.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
COLUMBUS, Ind, Feb. 10-Elder Y. T.
Sweeney wishes it known that he will not
resign his office as fish commissioner of In
diana. as he has only accepted the call to
the Christian Church at Richmond, Va,
temporarily, and may conclude not to re-
main there permanently.
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NEW HAMPTON. Ia, Feb 10-Last
night a few miles northwest of here Will
liam Christoph nred two shots at Emil and
Minnie Boos. but both took effect in the
girls side He then went home and shot
himself twice in the chest. Chri Oh and
the girl are In a critical conditie Nsap-
pOintment in love was the cause
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SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 10-The question
of the national sovereignty 10 whicu Clip
pertOn island belongs was preSerUd TO
Judge Seawell in a case on trial befeiss him
to-day OF Captain Permen, the disgoverer
of the island. against the Oceanic L hos
Dhafe Company, TO whom he sold il.
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De LONE Criticised by La Lucha.

HAVANA. Feb. l0.-La Lucha, comment
ing on the De LONE affair. says: AT vari-
Gus times during past years we have said
that Senior Dupuy De Lone is not the man
Spain needs at this moment in Washington.
In spite of this. the most prominent Madrid
politicians have not thought so. We have
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ST. LOUIS. Feb. 1O.-The five-story build
ing at No. 1852 Locust street. occupied by
the Tamblin-Powers Clothing Company,
was almost destroyed by fire this afternoon.
The stock of the Leonard Roos Fur Com
pany, in an adjoining building was drenched
with water. The loss on the building
amounts TO $4,000 and $25 600 will probably
cover the damage to the stocks of clothing
and fllr
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von Der Ahe Ahduction cass..

PTTTSBURG, Pa, Feb 10-The Voa der
Abe abduction case came up in the United
States Court again this morning. Several
Ninick and Detective Bendel, after which
Judge Burlington continued the case until
Tomorrow
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A CaII to Rev. George simmons.


Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Feb 1O-The
First Baptist Church has extended call to
Rev. George Simmons of Louisville. He is
at present engaged in evangelistic work at
Jackson. Mich.
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verdict Against the yandaIia.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Feb 10-Younger
Pruitt was awarded 5000 damages by a
jury to-day in his suit against the Van
daiia. He was q brakeman and fell from
freight car and a wheel rolled over his hand.
The fall was due to defective hand rail
on the car.
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Died on the way from Church.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WILLIAMSBURG Ind. Feb. 9.-Last
night as Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Nordruft Of
this place, were going home from church,
Mrs. Nordruft had an attack of heart fail
ure, and was carried into residence near
by, where she expired in a few minutes.
Mrs. Nordruft was about sixty years old.
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Two outIn,ys KiIIed.

BONHAM, Tex, Feb. lO-In an attempt
to arrest William Green and Bob Hunter.
Officers Tom Mlstead and Chas. Bridges
were so badly injured that they will likely
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Murder at a Dance.

ATLANTA, Ca. Feb 10.-charles Brown.
q segeateen-year-o boy. shot and killed
Clint Suftler at a dance on the outskirts OF
TIE city last night. Both young men were
well known Suttler was notorious, ard has
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New. church in Crawfordsville.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
CRAWFORDSVILLE,I Ind, Feb. 10.-The
Memorial Presbyterian Church has been
organized at Charlottesville with sixty
members. The building was the gift of
Mrs. Joseph Milligan.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARTINSVILLE. Ind, Feb 10.-The
Morgantown schools have been closed on
account of diphtheria appearing among the
pupils.
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In JAIN for Stealing His Children.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
KoKOdO, Ind. Feb. 10.-Dr. c. L. Pray,
a well-known itinerant physician. was SEN
fenced to forty days in fail to-day for the
abduction OF his two chiIiren from the city
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schools: Mrs. Pray, who lives in kokomo
at the home of her father, missed the chill
dren from school ore day this week ana em-
ployed officers to pursue the fugitive. Fray
was arrested at Greentown Wednesday
evening.
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was arrested for carrying concealed wea-
pons and afterward recognized as one OF
the rioters of Saturday night
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Chicago Inter ocean.

Chicago Inter Ocean.
We merely notice it. Pingree has not yet
added shoes 10 the list Of things whose
action.
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TO CURE a com IN ONE DAY

Take Laxat'e Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
gistis refund money il Ii fails TO cure. 25c. The
genuine has L. =. G. on each tablet.
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Many persons cannot take
plain cod-liver oil.
They cannot digest it.
1t upsets the stomach.

- uPoSeo TIC otOliidSu.
Knowing these things, we
have digested the oil in
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil with Hypophos-
phites; that is, we have
broken it up into little glob-
ules, or droplets.
We use machinery to do
the work Of the digestive
organs, and you obtain the
good effects of the digestcd
oil at once. That is why you
can take Scott,s Emulsion.
soc. and si.eo. ali druggists
SCOTT 4 BOVINE. Chemists. NsurYerk
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-13

9e9en mlieblame GinoringlinSe init
Sornen gelhiist unlo Segen Folltlfer
mie Mino, Neii utb ,Srolt rSinipano"
erboben ODER trotener Sanp I'M Die
AlSen Seltreut, 10 tonnte marte bell=
te nod fable Stelle beoeuteno perlbo=
nert meroen. "a Der Spallerbanm
in breiter uno niht IN ullloer ,yorm
mie Die Tprumioe 9ebiloet miro, 70 ut lle
leihter ge9en lpGte ,Srolte 10 lple audi
9e0en 9&interirplt III lhiliSell lllo per
oient audi oeebulb Den Eoril9 III tai
teren Ne9lonen.
Ne pilriten murhe yeler peo rNoro
tern" (per lept nah alien Selten bin
pom bobcn 9toroen Der lelne Ctrablen
auSlenoet uuo Dem i'd hermit M Die
lhone N%lsltattlm9 berSllh 9ratllllre)
niht niilcn, melhen 3~aubcrmtttels ee
beoari, lm einem 9Silpling elnen p9e=
labrten" &opf outsuleten. 81 Die
lem .SDete beoient man ,ld per|dte=
pener talt pie marm iliillioer |oum
mahSarten. Gin lebr gllte9, talt
tlillli9eo Sumnpado miro allr rol9en=
DC &eile bereitet Mian maht ;lpei
&iloorumm 600 Nr. Gr. ell fto. }
SPAR; ilber &oblen langlam llll''l9 umo
mildt oann $50 Wr. Nltobol better
SllalitGt, Der porber e%benialle ctlpoo
ermGrmt miro, lan0lam III, tbut Slpel
GBloiiel poll veinol pa;l mn ulbrt
allies reht OUT ourheinanoer. Ste'e
Wtilhun9 miro in 9eldloncnen Snh
len oufbemubrt unp last lid BET lcDer
9&itterun9 ampenoen lie miro nit Ell
nem lpaten1ormlgen NolShen ooer NIT
einem lteifen lsinlel gan; ollnn auf
Die Mrnoplutten mn Den Nerbano
uli9eltrihen, beftet gut, unp c9 ;et9t
lid, paI Die &ertheilun9 inter Dem
Stup oerlelben glcihmdHl9 Dor llt)
9ebt. .Sur Sereitrng pon marnflill
iioem GaumpahS miro H$aha, Nari
uno oiter %Serpentin in ;lemllt 9lei=
hen Sbeilen permenpet. Gum tyr
@pGrmen pient lehr ilpedmdBl9 Die nad)
glrt Der rullilhen Sbeemulhllen con-
itrurirte SpGtb'ihe SaummahapTanne
in melder puo 9&ahs nle III marm
pirp, "a Ole FIanne rin9orm pon
9Saiier um9eben lit, lpelteo lih nie
III tart eupdrmt. Sie SmpOrtiruna
pom lolhcn lsiannen oilrfte etpus
,Seit in Nnlprllf nebmen; luer leoot,
Den ameritaniihen GritnpunSo9eill
tenut, Der iiberldBt e 9 Dem yeier Elm
iaf, iih ielblt ein Mopell nab Dem
Eeidriebenen her;urihten ODER bel Ell
mem tyahtenner %(Glempner) berrlhtel
III loilen.
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Smmpriitiichcs.
&luoe 1&eiber.

Ntuttcr (dn9itlidO: $50 bore,
Sein Otam ipielt ieoeu Nbenp 2urte
;iemlih bod I'M Nielo?"
Nerheirutbete Sohter: ,,ialppbl,
aber er giebt mir 9llleo, mas er ge
Nr lpielt audi nit ltiemanp
anocrS ais nit unierem Nohbor
Shmipt."
Mutter: nNu, mas dnoert ouo an
Der Sahe?"
Sohter: r9tun, Nrau Sdmlpt
ldEt lid audi allies "ielp 9ebcn; mas
ibr Otunn 9erpinnt, puo ~lieiert lie mir
aus, mo lie erbGlt mieper ppn mir,
moo mcin Wtonn bon Dem ibri9cn gc=
morulen bot 10 betonmCn, mir EClpe
nod elnmal 10 ptel Wclo, ul9mtr lonlt
uon uniern Wdnnern erbNltcn mir
NCr "
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Tic @c,pumocrmma aaer.

6err James 9on's BON DER apotheter.
5irma Jones q Sobu, Gowoen, gu, lag:
tie in einsr Neiprshuns o Or. Rings
Neuer Gntoeduna. oas feline Jrou i'm leB'
ten Wiuter uon Ga grippe beiolleu our:
De, unb TAB ibr JoI 70 ihlimm wmroc,
bob Die Nerite non Gowoen nno Bana
mhts iur ne tbun tonnten. IS ihisu.
BOB Die Nrantheit III auloppireno'S twino'
inht ousartste. Ia id Or. Sings Rem
9iscsrsrn I'M Store babe unn piel oapou
~psrtanip. unhm id cine tlaibe beim uno
,ur Werpunosruua Nusr teaaun ne nab
Der eriten Toiis better III msroen uno Elm
babies luBerb Tollor JlLihen turirte lie
p%olii.aucis. Or. Sina's Ncw 1iseoueru
ase'n Shwinoiubt. 6uiteu uno Grtdltune
lit %sarantrrt. bah es bieie slrbeit tbut.
@sriuht Is. 6reie Yrobehaihe in u. ).
! II b ms Mpstbefe.
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lll1lolip.

ALDER warlm BADEN Sie oem Den
S6reibar Nrngcrle e%ntlaiien?"
rSa leben &c, i6 belt ben INNER
lllr einen lolipen Mtenl6en, uno "a
lab l6 ben Wann neulid ruoiren nit
elnem Wteller - ou mar elm Fropien
;leber bran"
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Gin peritptter Climber.

%ertbeipiger: sic beiuhen alio
audi Die STRIDE, &um;te, -ieben Sic,
10 etwas mus ih wiiien, pumit id ale
9ilnitioen Wtpmente IN meiner &ertbei
pi9unsrepe ms Selp iiibren tonn,-
lit eo Der Wlaube, Der ie ms Gottee=
baus iiibrt?"
Wauncr: Sos net, aber maud
mai erpli6t manim "ieprdng bait bod,
q Vortmonnaie,"
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IN Der Stuoentenfneipe.

Walt(mit leiner tleinen Sohter ein
Mirtbsbals belu6enb) v6eba, Sell
ner, mas lit benz oa I'M 9tebenSimmer
filr elm beoeutenoer vGrm2"
&ellner: ga miro elm Salampn
Der 9erieben."
aleine Sodtcr gum Fapa): rA6
@ott, Oas orme Sbier; lit bus niht
Sbieroldlerei?"
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Nre Dem N.heitanpetrieo.

Sie: ATS i6 bid beiratbete,
mar i6 cine otGrrin?"
Er: pa, oas bit Oh wobl ieet
noh2"
Sic: vSas lit nidt wabr, id
bin feline otGrrin?"
Gr: rNa, Damn lollteit III mir
bod pantbar lein, pab i6. Gid pon
Seiner N0rrbeit curirt babe"
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Wut corrioirt.

Geilenper (beim ourdlelen Der $50
telre0mmg): rSmelete 90 GentS.
Sos lit ialih, es mililen bod ;pei
It" lein."
Sbertellner; yNb, Sebr wobl?"
Gr perbenert Die Hednmg, inoem,
er uuf oielelbe lest: ,Gine
Smelete nit ;mei Shee so Gente."
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lllldl cine I&ohriudCrin

.Simmcrbcrr; Sie alto $Nnte,
ojc picien 9}ahmittag bier mar, bat
mir aus Dem MaiIeclup mubr9cl09t,"
~lIuuoiruu go. uno mas pcnn?"
.Stnmerberr SaH ,>br &ottec MN
aus Nihorien b%Clteht,"
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CetrpIfCu.

Shutlnlpettor: oFctcr ,SroB, lcut
rage ih Gid, weiB IN, mas heht
lno llnrcht iit?"
Shiiler tuerleSen lid redeno):
,Nee."
Sdulinipcttor; yltlm, th mill
Cir Ill Spite tommcn; III tannlt
Gid wobl mlrnibt rihti0 auspulten.
90 lieb' einmal, wenn bort Sein
Mtititilcr Grid i,abeniht pom leiner
Mutter cine Semmel erbGlt, llnp III
nimmlt lie linn meg, mas tbult III
pu?"
Shiller: Nd ireii' tic uii,"
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Wbrer: ,<h MUS ibncn iU9el,
aorbelb0ucr, Nbre Hubcn bctru9cn
iIh nidt 10, mie eo lcin ioll."
Bauer: ,2&0r net iibel. Stc Ho
der milllen Ghnu lol0cn, ionic D
ShpeIu Dem Saubirt."
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Ytcitcm=Srgclm!

gaet eur. pisiieu Srsstu in Irtnuna trtns'n. Sstf
iset Rte ft6tite 3sit tau. Warttt Mot &c LANCE re Ger
ctaub tis tlsiutn Ittiie rer,ttrt une rae g2trf In furpr
3sit ruinirt III. sd made end he Grteit 10 cut nne
ttaia re Urgent cine Grueurrtn,s 5trnd. saft nttt j.
rem irsmes terselanfsntn Stnittr er lt ale 6df'
auf tife sIsit gu Staesn ssipnlnsn. 9osnn CIR tine
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brauht, Bcath'S German linim'nt aber als
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