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The Marshall republican., 1900-02-09
Red H., From the Gun.

Was the hall that hit q. IL. Stead
man of Newark. Mich. In the Civil
War. II caused horrible Ulcers that
M treatment helped tor ~ years.
Then Buck lens Arnica Salvc cured
him. Cures cuts. bruises. burns.
boil-. fclou-. rorns. skin cruption-.
l,cs, pile cure ON earth. - cents u
box. Cure guaranteed. sold u. y.
II. Franklin. druggist.
Rev. Franc Mitchell. of Odessa.
preached for the Mt. olive people On
sunday. After the excellent sermon
he presided at the congregational
meeting for the purpose ~ calling u
pastor. when Rev. Dudley NJ. Cla!-
get who l. u student nj Princeton. y.
j., wa. unanimously called. Rev.
Mr.. Mitchell wa. the guest o' his bro
,hcr and sister. Mrs. VIM. i'u,-rh and
I'd. Mitchell. while Ia Marshall.
I'd. Purcell aud famil, hav" moved
10 Marshall aud will orrupy III" w.
per iluor of Miss smiths residence on
benton Avenue. Mr.. Purcell H. man.
agcr III the saline Count, Telephone
Company.
The Marshall republican., 1900-02-09
Working Night aud Day

The busiest and mightie-, littlc-thing
that even wa, made is DR.. Kings New
Life pills. Every pill is Il sugar
coated giObulr nf health, that changes
weakness into strength. listlcssness
into energy. brain.ing into mental
power. They're wonderful in build
ina up the health. only De per box.
Sold by l.. u. FRANKLIN.
The Marshall republican., 1900-02-09
Does Your Stomach Distress You?

10 you udNP pam III NV W. '""
sea. sometimes vomiting. distress AZ
ter eating. hlrhing. constipation,
loss of appetite, dizziness. tla,ulcnce.
moth patches. sluggish looks. PIN.
pies aud a rrpulsivc complexion? "
you have any of these symptoms. you
have dyspepsia or stomach disorder.
The new discovery. Bailcy's Dysirp
-ia Tablets. bring. quick relief. fol-
lowed 10y u permanent cure: pleasant
to take. w. !. Bailey. written an
each package. Price - cents. post
paid. Made 10y Lakeside Mrdicin,
co.. Chicago. sample free. We'll
informed doctors prescribe them,
sold 10y W. +. Nawtrr. druggist.
We have u baby buggy for sale
which has only been used for u shOr'
while. I, wa u very handsome one
aud looks new yet. We will sell !
for a bargain. call nj this office iol
further particulars.
Died: February l-i. In iho"niS
Arizona. Charlie. 7. Garrard. aged J.
wears aud : months: was buried II
Phoenix. Arizona. lie leaves i've
children. Lillian e.. l!"ulah. John
Edward and James W.
MIR. aud Mrs. Steele have rcn,c,
the residence uf Mrs. Minnie 'arnpl"l
un North street. and Mrs. campbell
aud children will board with them
Mr.. Steele IL the new partner III j. w
Walker of this city and al-" u brother
in-law.
During the wind storm on Saturdn.
night. lightning struck M old appl
tree standing near the stable u, III
Episcopal parsonage on East Arro'
street. killing u fine horse belonging
IL Mr.. Harvey. who occupies III
premises.
I'm Interesting game ot whi,, wa
played u, III" residence of Major Geo
Landlord on Friday evening that wa
enjoyed 10y the following gentlemen
James Chamberlain, Leslie Or"ar an
John q. Miller, our p"pular mayor
Who with ia" genial host. RAM" %
victorious n point.
j.. l%.owrns,rln L. preparing Ia bull
quite an addition To his pretty res
,icncc on North street. and when II
i-lrd will he one ~ the handsoincst |
the city. \ decorator from kan-r
city In, H., n"Dgagcd who will dcrorN,
the parlors In white and gold While
will make u hand-om" setting for III
cl'gnn, gold leaf furniture prr-cntc
To- Mr.. aud Mrs. %i.owrn>trin al the
recent golden Wedding
The charrcd remains Of Mr.. JoseI'
Uit. were found in the ilam"s of the a.
lice al the ilOrris-.AndcrsOn l.umls
Company. In Lexington, that hnrte
on Monday. Mr.. NJ had slept In ii
office for years. and the iircmcn know
Ing this. USED every means Ot cOntrol
ing the tire, hut not until too late. u
was found lying near the stove. III
origin al the tir" Is unknown. III
loss tO property IN about s.hM.
The Marshall republican., 1900-02-09
Syphilitic Blood Poison.

No, n Of the many v"nrrial diseases j. 81 much - d. dreaded on account,
ot It's righhful effect, on The system. ~ YET one are" 81 an,nahlr to treat
body. pmpt throat falling of the. hair d all the symptoms attending this ter
riblr di-ra-" arr" >I"siH! and permanently removed. u YOU hay" this l"nth:
cleans. purM! aud r-i"n" your system To perfect h"althin from III" |odays.
Nervous Debility I ,n.0 t"' l", i. youth; Lit %i..n ma.' 20. :,I inn
nan and perfectly safe. Al losses purkl, checked. You will See tr effects
Of thh, grand treatment In ; day, and In u short tim" will feel like another
person.
ease. ihmhago. or muscular rheumatism. S,ia,ia aud chron" joint an''.
Sr"npf. hi. ,,a,u.u, we'll nigh t" r"rh,tIou. so" viii n"vrr I,pry. hv Ing
put yourself under his are. II you ar" afflicted with rheumatism
NoricOCclp The injurious effects 81 this disease ARE we'll known.
stored /" their na,ura;. -M" and III" nervous system -""" r,pains it, normal
condition..
Structure Cured In your " ho". wht"u, u' Of knife ar detention
hrm business.
~ ~ charges. will h" treated in u, most scientific manner.
and cured In rom ) to lodays.
CORRESPONDENCE.
Almost all eases u Nv successfully treated by correspondence. Write
IA full mud complete history Of your ease. plainly giving your s!n pinns. Al
such letters are held sacred. u your east is durable. III" Doctor will TAX. il
Office IIours-9. a. IN. to ; p. M.
Address, Or. READ HILL.
Shuhcrt Building, 1927 Grand Ave.
Kansas City, Mo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-29

their rights to life, liberty and the
pursuit o. happiness. The Republican
party must choose which of these
principles it adopts, ard, adopting 1t.
must carry it out consistently. 1t Is
one of the anomalies of the present
political situation that the Demo-
crate PARTY, which unanimously
adopts the second principle in the
Southern States, stands upon the first
principle in the new possessions, while
the Republican Iarty, which practical
ly adopts the second principe in the
new possessions, as yet lacks either
clearness Of apprehension or courage
of conviction to recognize its applica-
ton in the Southern States.-The Out
lock. Dec. L.,
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-29
COMMENTS ON
OUR ELECTION

1t may, indeed, be said that If the
native Hawaiians did not desire an
nexatlon, the United States should net
nave conceded it to the Republic OF
Hawaii. Ii this be true, then the vote
or the native Hawaiians should have
been taken on the question OF annexa-
ton before Hawaii was annexed. But
We can conceive no argument for a
policy which allowed minority COM
posed OF her property owners and the
income earners-fOr both c.asSes were
included under the old properly quail
ncations-to determine that Hawaii
should be a republic under Am rican
sovereignty, and then allowed ma
Jority, composed largely of the Idle,
the incompetent, and the thriftless,
10 elect in that republic legislature
In favor of a return to the old time
native monarchy, The truth is that
the Republican party is trying to ride
two horses which are going in di-
yergent if not opposite directions, and
That Is always an impossible circus
feat.
The Republican party of the recon-
struction period committed itself to
the policy of universal suffrage-one
man one vote, regardless OF the char
acter of the man; the Republican par
ty OF the expansion period stands in
Porto Rico and the Philippines on the
principle that in the formation of a
government the smaller number of
wisest and best men must frame the
government and administer 1t until the
less capable have acquired capacity to
take their place In the administration
OF the government. The first policy
holds that the declaration that all
men are created equal means equal
in political authority as well as in
natural rights; the second qualities
this clause by the one which follows it
In the Declaration of Independence,
and interprets 1t to mean equal in
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-29
PNEUMONIA PREVENTED.

Among the tens of thousands who
have used Chamberlain's Cough Rene
dy for colds and la grippe during the
past few years. to our knowledge, not
single case has resulted in pneumo-
MIA. Thos. Whitfield & Co.. 240 Wabash
avenue. Chicago. one of the most prom
inent retail druggists in that city, in
speaking of this says: I'VE recommend
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy fors la
grippe in many cases. as it not only
gives prompt and complete recovery.
but also .counteracts any tendency OF la
grippe to result in pneumonia" For
sale by BENSON, Smith g. CO., Ltd,
wholesale agenta
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-29
DECREE SUSTAINED.
Supreme Court Affirms Eecision of
Circuit Court.

The Supreme Court rendered a. de-
cision yesterday In the case of Pekelo
Akeau VS.. Iakora, Kahue and Noa Ku-
Xxi, sustaining the decree of the Circuit
Judge, who refused to set aside the
decree admitting a Will to probate on
the ground that the name of a second
witness had been added to the will aft
er the death of the decedent.
The case has occasioned considerable
comment among the attorneys of the
city, and the decision in point has been
awaited with not "a little interest.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-29

Is QUALITY
then no consideration?

then no consideration?
Even If "all coons look
alike" certainly they are no: {,
all the same quality.
Can anything be more true {
than this concerning jewell .
ry or silver goods? How
many pieces. made In the
same pattern. from the COM
mon plated ware to the
finest of gold. bear the same
outward resemblance?
Can you tell them apart?
Yet you do not wonder
that there Is some difference !
In the cost Of making.
Is 1t not here where the
guarantee and the reputa-
ton of the dealer is your !
safeguard?
This falls productions en-
brace some striking exam
pies In the better class OF
ornaments.
Magnificent brooches and
pendants set with the differ
ent gems. The art Nou-
veau," so popular at the
Paris Exposition. highly ar
tistic and individual. No.
the kind turned out by the
yard.
We have all the kigh-class
gold and silver novelties to
be found anywhere, and be-
iieve =. possible to meet ell :
requirements for goods In \
our various lines. "
Selection packages sent to-
any part OF tho islands .SS
w
\ T X|gHAAN
FORT STREET.
Jeweler and Silversmlth
BOX s42.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-29
Lands
For
SaIe.

LOTS IN KING STREET TRACT
osu $3.50 to $500 lot. formerly
s>sv. a q. N. wilcox's premises
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-29

Patent-back ledgery q speciality at the
aAzDTE Bindery. yon Holt block
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-29

TWENTY LOTS IN MANoA VAL
zExY. formerly MontanO's Tract $500
. - \
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-17
bertelrtes Sn=
..StrphniiIfer
Gntpeurnknnnrr,tn.

rSerr 9uber, tpie tpmnt es benn,
baB mein Sans BON Sbnen idlebter be-
banoelt Miro, als Der anoere 2ebrling.
Sen nebnen Sic INNER in sdub. pdb=
reno mein 6ans tdgli6 BON Sbnen ae=
priiaelt miro !"-.Sa, liebe Grau, ein
tleiner unteribieo mub bod semadt
tperben-oon Dem 9lnoer'n tetomm' i9
ndmlid 100 Mart 2ebrgelc T.. .Sa,
tuie biel mub i'd Sbnen penn aablen,
oamit Sic beioe 2ebrlinae gana alei6
bebanbeln?" .9la, iuiiien Sic mas,
Srau Wliiller, geben Sic mir so Mart
-oaniI miro Der anoere 2ebrling eben-
falls 9epriigelt!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-17

len ainleripossn III 8rdnb ssisBi, iii
ireldSxm bas brei Sabre dIte Wfabdcn
lhlief Die Rleine erlitt f1linme
Sranbipanoen, benen fie bdlb barallf
erlag. Grit nah bem 9cbe bes Rim
pes tam fer syr9u Tie grfenntnib ber
1Gledltfsn 9blt. Sic tpurbe bDfiez
Iilh unb nadhem fie geiftis unb pbp-
1llH ermattet mar, feBte lie iih an rem
Sor9 bes GinbeS unb itdrrte 1tumpfS
1innig auf bas bon Branomalen ent@
iteate @efiht. Gie 8eb0rben perben aez
gen Die 6rau niht friintnaliter por-
geber, Do lie lange 3eit an gptlepfe ae<
slltten uno ifpn Dplber Spuren bon
Belltesltorung ge3eigt bate. Der @atte
Der sSrau lit ein Mngeltellter bes @drtz
ners arom5ah in SiibzBrooflDn. 9tls
er om Wittdg na6 6auft fam, fanb
sr 1dmmtlthe Sbiiren feiner Wobndnq
Der19lonen. grit nah lcnaem alopfen
Dttnete tbm Bite Satin, bic iih nit
tbrem Sebn Wionate alien Sdualina in
Der &ube befanb. 8ei feinem giisfritt
Der1purte Cunningham einen @er.lh
BON perbraGntem 6leif6 unb Stpffen.
Ole Satin 3udte auf feine syraaen bic
Nhleln. Gnclid bemerfte er in nem
ainoertpa9en iein bret Sabre altes
5ohterAen Ratie, fGredlih berbrannt
am ganaen GOrper. Das arme Meien
dtbnete mod, unb 70 lief gumingbam
NIT oem Rinbe i6leuniaft auf bic
Strabe, no sr einen poliaiiten bat, ei=
l1en Nr5t su bolen. Die Mmbulan3 bes
SeneDz 9o1pitals tpurbe requirirt unb
obtpobl bic Mer5te pie srDbten 9ln@
trengungen rnd6ten, bas entf:iebenbe
Neben aufSubalten, periaate bsnn5h
1hre &Init. Oas Rinb ftarb nab tpez
ntgen Stunoen. gunningbam per-
1ubte umfcni, bic @attin na6 bem
Sergang oes llnfans au befraaen. Sic
CAB uroeutlide Nntnorten unb crit em
r1adhten 5uge, als Der 2eihenbejfatter
9elle Die Setfs in etnem fleinen Sarge
ms 9aus bradte, f6ien ibr cine Gr<
tnnsrung Der 8orgdnae i'm @ebdhtaiB
dlf9lrGmmern. sic pebflaate .lnb
fpurbe bpiterifA. Oils fie ii6 ausqe=
ipe!nt, 1agte lie in nriibem Some, mel
her erieben lieb, bab thr Die SaIIungsz
tratt npuitdnbtg abbanben aefommen
mar, bab fie Spdbne unb 6ol5 in ZEN
Etnoerlpasen anitatt in ben Sfen ae=
legt uno tn 8ronb geIebt babe. Sbr
gatte ertuGte bierauf cie Mp6ltbdtiaz
tettstebDrbe. feine syrau na6 benz ST.
reneauie tnJlat5ufb bringen gu lallen.
Gaeiem Wunid,e tuurbe itattsegshen
lino pom @rabesbiiael ipurbe Die I'M
aludltde na4 benz SSrrenbauie iiber=
fiibrt,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-17

Dark Face figures, P. N. time. Light Faos 1. T. tuna
Connections leave NewcOmerstOwn
via Pittsburgh D1visfOn.-For Pittsburgh
and the East, V 43 am, III 81 am. = II pm. For
For Columbus, IS s6 am. For Golumbus, Gin
cinnati, Indianapolis and ST. Louis, III 81 am
and III 45 pm. For Columbus and Chicago
Connections leave Canal Dover vlas
canson Wayn. Roua
points, Chicago. Pittsburgh and intermediate
points, n 40 am and II 50 pm.
*Daily. Except Sunday. flag stop.
L. F. LOREE, e. A. FORD,
General Manager, GsnGal Passenger Agsnt
l-l-l90O.-N PITTSBURGH, PENN,A.
For time cards, rates OF fare, through ticlets
baggage checks, and further information ~
garding the running Of trains, apply to an1
agent Of the Pennsylvania Lines.
Gsnmeettomest In Reipeomssssto,p un1.
1ttrjd)Spiue.
Nbfabrt pon n bri dspille fur Dowerstpw,s,
Scio. BittSbnrg rllb ben Ofen s12:04 ytadmifiaaS.
Sur Dennilon f7:49 siadnittaes 95iir steiueomerss
tprun. COLLECTION unb golunlbus t5:O5 Worusits
tags. Sur Columbus. Cincinnati. SnSinnopoIiS
unb 81. Bouts l1:10 gormittaas. Sir Gpiums
bus unb gbicaso 400 ssadmitfass.
Nbfabrt Don NemconnrrAt far 6etoSI
9ittsburg nnb ben Often *2:43 8orm I'll :3I
Born, unb tail ladbm: Bur lllfidsuilie siiss
Dennilon f7:l7 syad,m. Nir @oiRotlon 9teuark
nnb Golnmbns f5;36 Born. Sur Aotlnsbli9s
Cincinnati. Jnbiandpolis NIB @t Qonis II l:37
Born. uRb I'll :43 Radbm. Cur G0lnnsbns ialsk
Gbica8o s4:35 Nasbm. 81
Gdslia. tGdelt4 ausasaemna soansd6
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Lehruaurial,eit.

gller Srellben &ollgeuuB
2iegt allein I'M Shuffen,
nnperpienter lleberflnB
SSirb bid bolb eriblaffen;
@r0Ber miro Die Quit nur iein,
@enn Die Dtiib'u iify iteigern,
Coll bes DidDhens Sub bid frell'n,
DtuB iie ibu perweigeru;
Mrbeit, aanpf Ino &onflrren,
0eih'n snm Slug Die Shningen,
llnb bes eebens Guintelien;
Qiegt MIR i'm Grriugen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-17

9iereine 5bterqudterei.
Sum fiebenten Male tpurbe in Sem
Oorf Der Sag Der 6inridtuna BON
Goparb Clifford, Der am S. Wfdra
1896 ben Wsit SHORE 8abn=Superin.
tenoenten @m. g. MatIon in Weez
tafpten eriaob, feitgelebt. Gr follte
auerit Gm 13. Septelnber bes eosa5res
1896 htngert6tet tperben, appellirte
aber uno ba bic @ericbte oas llrtbeil
be1tdttaten. ipnroe leine 6inridt,lns
am 4. sSanuar 1893 auf ben 10. Sc
bruar 1898 feitaeiebt. Damn betpil,
ltate Der fungirenbe @ouperneur8oorz
bees einen @lfldub bis gum 1O.Wldr3,
INN Die Gtnleitung zines 0erfabrens
CUR sseitftellung letnes 9eiitessuitanz
beg au erm0alihen. Sm NpDember
lpnrbe 5as @e1uh abeele6nt unb Der
funairenbe 8ouberneur Matfins Iebte
Die 6inrt4tung auf ben 6. Sanuar
1899 feit. Gs purbe aber bon ben
Inpdlten glifforb's, bic bon ben
sSreuneen befielhen ensagirt purben,
abermals appellirt, unb am rs. WlGra
um grnennung einerSurD nadge1u9,
tpelde gliffprb's 8etItessuitanb unz
terfuden follte. 9as @eIub tparb bez
piliat, bic Surp erfldrte aber, bab Der
Menn nidt irrfinnig iei, unb feline
Oinrihtung ipurbe auf ben 81. eSuni
feftgefebt. Cine MppelIatton ans Bunz
oesaeriDt pirftc als Muff6ub Der
6inribtuna uno ba bas Oberbunbesz
aeridt am 27. DECEMBER b. S. bic Dip
pellation abipies, tpurbe glifforb's
OinriAtung auf ben 8. 5ebruar feit-
aefebt. 9lm Sage Der 6inribtuna
tpanbte iih Nnpdlt gbas. pefbaG an
ben 8unbesrihter @rap, Der, anitatt
pefbalI gar fein @ebDr gu aeben, be
Mppeaation abipies, tporauf Der 9ln<
ipalt ans Sberbunbesgeri9t appel
lirte. Diefes bat fiir5licb bic Mppella=
tion. ichneQer als man ertpartete, ebz
aetDteien. unb glifforb tpnrbe bes6alb
ieBt abermals bsm Ni9ter 2ippincott
Doraefibrt. Oifrittsantpalt grpin
beantraate 5eftTebung bes 6inrib=
tunastages, fpradb bon unseb0riaer
ginmifhuna in bic Suitiapflese unb
faate. baB bic Mppeuationen an bic
8unbesgertdte cine Befrafung tpegen
MiBahtung bes Geri9tes berbienen,
befonbers ipenn am Mbenb por ber
6inrthtuna appeGirt tperbe, nur am
Bite 0inrihtuna binaus3ufhieben.
Rihter 2ippineott 1ebte bann bic 5in=
rihtung auf ben 8. Mai fe1t. pefban
mar antpefenb. burfte aber nidbts faz
gen, ba er fein Witglieb bes 8arreaus
lit. gr erfldrte aber, baB ct cnf
@runb elmer gntfheibung bes Bum
besrihters 2aeombe ipieber ans 8un=
besaeriht appe0iren tDnne unb fies
audi tbun tperbe. Golanoe linn elm
8unbesrihter GebDr f9enft, unb
tpenn fein @efu9 audi aboetpieien
ipirb. bat pefbaI 0elegenbeit gum
Nppelliren. Die 8egnabigunaabez
h1rbe bat fhon mebrere Male bas Sc
fllfh glifforb's Inn lmtpanblnng Der
9Dbegifrafe In lebensldnglihe 6aft
abgelehnt unb BON bie5er bat er nidbts
rnebr 3ll bpffen. Nuh bic Wtrfuhe,
Gefebe 3u guniten glifforb's sa ers
luiTen. fhlugen IN ber Iebten 2esistds
tir fshl.
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GrTri1tufrrnn.

.pieffe. mir iperoen sic nnh elmer
onoeren Mbt1eiluna perieBea miiiien /!
@rlfens tpirb i'm Bureau nidt gef1la=
fen, unb stueiiens ipeden Sic nit Sbrem
S6narden ben 0errn Natb anf I"
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HIiADELPHIA.
Read Up.
| 6H 1 81

DAILY. tExcept Sunday. Alag stop. Meals.
Dark Faced Type denotes tms from 10 90 to II %
midnight Light Faced from II 90 midnight to u 90 noon
T.. F. LOREE, E.A. FORD,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
l2-1099-I PITTSBURGH, PENN'A
For time cards, rates of fare, through tickets,
baggage checks, and further information re.
Farding the running of trains apply to any.
Agent Of the Pennsylvania Lines.
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rWie eebt bas @eibdft Der Gebrioer
G9tuade? Set lie atDei reide Gou=
linen gebeiratbet baben, ftebt bic Girma
auf ioliben 8aIen |"
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dS,1te Rrnlfk.

9ame: sd iage Sbnen nur-bie
Glen meroen i'm 9immel seidloiien. -"
Sunggeielle: nOesbalb beiratbe
i9 aud nidt bei 2ebseiten."
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8i6ter: .grsdblen sic, mas sic
BON Der Gade pilIen !" = 3euge
Gdmdrmeriib): SER 8idter, i6 bab'
nod ME in meinem Qeben cine 10 f6Dne
&auferei eeieben!"
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Dr1tdsfrhlrr.

.9ie Gusi1ellung Der Sriieure 1T be-
reits beidlolien iuDroen. Nur bic 0lab=
fra9e 1T mod gu erleoigen!@
.9as neue Sbeaterltiif tpuroe bonn
publitum nit se3iidten 8efiiblen auf=
9enDmmen.
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80 neht'a.

9armfoS fog mund)' W0rtleir aus,
Soie lit es angefoinn,eil;
Sdglt on etipaS g ra b heratls,
2Sirbs gem6bnlih frnm m geromnien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-17

.Mein Sagobunb 1T brilliant brei-
firt. "-rGa bolt er ,pohl ben s,afen
gans allein bonn Wilopretbdnoler?"
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6uIllolril1iCtlje6.


Geppel: rWaia, mas 1T b6s, a
3eibseriht?" 8auer: E0s Is
INNER s'fueni9.
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aDrrunnIiidstrr 3urntsJf.

Grau: .9as Sbeater par ia pdb-
renb Der premiere Geilles 2uitipiels
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