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The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-20
DEAF QUrCnLY FOT Low =
DlSEA@ED KtONEY@.

Dos y ao0e o. 'trm d Fa.-.i
kidue ys unless cuss 20 mad by t4hius
the 4 ceiIAbI> ctuat - Gan sAu 6.chu
,'Aa llUNst & mptQ 4 d c-'t ar
spore sch o BT,gh y D,Neha" ny Diz
bstes sud Kidney troubl Puffy Or
daTA 9 to.ee unde' tns % =, pa'l ",
yell c~m~" xio~., dni', Htagr AesG-
aches, dizEy tired feel" &, FAINT apeIle.
psin Ur uL.l acae 10 .be back, az
cluUa clilb IKE O. ssrnEJ d. : ~
cnlor NJ offensive, patnful sos'diU&
senssTioD in Daosiue urine, Obliged TO
10 often duS:ug the day or nigh. there
ia ouTe III Strerts Cir nd Bncku T.
IL the oUe remedy you cen rsiy on. l.:
will correct all III There sYLupsvlns auG
pGfman9uay cue avsr BIZ gh,'s dlr
aaae after sll cthe- Treatments fail
StuaEt's Gin aud Bucbu evil neutral
Ize the urine and GAUSS il tV flow ia
perfectly natursi manner. E high grade
kidney cure, The most perfect made
SCuart's Gin and BUcnu thorough
asted f0F tha past tWenty ycara. j.
zives life, p1wer and vigor to the kid
neys thus making the blood red and
nourishing, Try this gFsod old rem
edy. D~nsgisfa ~ by axpvess prepai0
81. Describe trouble anu Tree advice
about kidneys given. Stuart Drug CO
81 ~ j A'le.ta. Ca,
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Graad opening ADD anniversary
bargain eale 90 N ndsY, TUESDAY and
Wednesdsy a: HelleY's
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-20

Burn coal in your open fire place. A
Portable Crate will do It.
RE K. LaManoe, Manager.
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"0ur little girl was unconscious from
stEangulation during sudden and ter
'iole attack OF Group, quickly secured a
bottle Of One Minute Caught Cure, giving
her three doses. The Group wss mastered
and our little darling speedily recovered
So writes A L. Spafford, Chester, Mich
WI Butte.
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r. WI, BURN EFT.
elseWhefa

Mr.. F, D. Arnold, Arnold, Ia, writes. He
was troubled with kidney diseases about three
years. Had to get up several times during the
night but three bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure
effected complete cure, he feels better than he
ever did and recommends 1T to his friends. " .
J. Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-20

= had running sore on my breast for over
year," says Henry Il. Richards Of Willseyville
n, Y, sand tried great many remedies, but
got no relief until used Banner saN y liter
using one-half box 1, was perfectsy cured. ]
can'trecommend it TOO highly" ". j. Butts.
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Our fall stock 10 complete, cal on
Monday, Tuesdsy Ald "wednesday :;
look az the new styles, and benef. By
the discount, H-ller's.
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Lang &Wood
Planning Mill.
WORKING "a HOURS a DAY.

There is no rest for those tireless little
workers-Dr. Kings New Life Pill. Mil
lions are always busy, curing torpid liver,
jaundice, biIliousness, fever and ague.
They Danish sick headache, drive out
malaria. Never grippe or weaken. Small
taste nice, work wonders. Try them. Csc
atall druggist
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Anniversary bargain sale ard grand
opening on Monday, OCT. 81 Tuesday =,
u. % and Wednesday, Oct. % at
Hail.
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COUNTRY YARNS

may please some people, but we don't hag ,
70 tell yarns about the quality of our feed
1t a-eak for itself in the slick shinning
coats Of your animals, and by sticking ito
their ribe and Swing tkom working sta
miria. We charge no me- re for A /
quality than you will pay for an inferior
grade elsewhere
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-20

Skin affections will readily disappear by
using Dewitt's witch Hazel So, 20, look out
oounterfeits. II Tou get ID Wits you will
get good r. suits II is tn Quick and
tive cure for piles. W. J, Putt's
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THE WORLDS GREATEST FEVER
MEDICINE.

Johnson's TIC tic d0as in day wha'
slow Ouiuiue oapn,f d, in ten days,
It's splendid cutes ars ia striking con-
trast with the feeble cures maae by
Q1inine.
II vous g uttaglT wgetchs9, tase
thorough course Of Johusoh's rome
and drive out every trace OF M 'laVIa
poisoning. The wIsa ineur' t6eir lives
aud the wiser IN us !b - health by
using Johnso.4's Cbii sao F yer Tonic
1t costs 30 cents II oufes; oct one cen
if it does not.
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New Georgia Syrup for
sale by Leon E. Robal is,
corner Egmont and AJber-
marie streets.

Gfaud 0peniGR and anniversary
targ IN sale on MoDd y, Tuesday AID
Wednesday, Oct 81 % and 90 at
He'lers
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-20

FOR RENT - To family without
small children, dwelling No. 802 George
st. Rent $40 rer ra1nfh L. atva, CO.
Apply M 800 Norwich St cor. Howe
street.
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NOTICE

This ts TO rotify my frienda, pa'1out.
and the public generally That Mr.. Pm,
Keller is now Ia charge Of thu Arcade
N1an &. HuEch
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

For the purpose of collecting state ar d
county tax for 1901 viii be at the following
county precincts as follows:
St simons, 18th dist, Oct. %, Nov p, Dec
Sterling, 155Gth -, IL,
Pyles Crossing, 27th dist. y, Il,
Jamaica, 1499th dist rs. T..
Brunswick Oct 90, % and 20, Nov. 10, IS and 49,
Dec. z, ard 10,
II READ, To. c.
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Dewittt Littie early Ri"rrs sesrcn the
Femotest parts Of the bowels and remove
the impurite -pecdiIy with no disc"m
ford. They { famous for their efficacy
Easy to take nsvor sripe. ". J =. bults.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-12
DENIED EY sHhFFEE,
Nc Negotiations Uvoer Way to settle
the Steel Strike.


Pit.sburg, Sept. l2.-Humors that
the steel strike had been settled or
was about to be were again in circIla-
tion during the day. but the AmalSa-
mated officials We're positive in thelr
dtnials that 4 settlement has been g.
tablished. President Shafer asserted
that The report that the executive com
mittee had ordered the advisory COM
mittep 10 arrange q settlement at once
or the best terms possible was untrue
No new proposition had been made by
the association TO the steel people. he
said. and the situation is unchanged.
He also said there was no truth III tn
story that he was Wiling to resign Or
that the matter had been touched upon
during the meeting of the committee.
Concerning the trouble at Mekeesport
and me statement that the Amalga-
mated officials would be held respon-..
bic for acts Of violence committed ~
the strikers Tr. Snaffer said II tn
men 3ey instructions there would -
no trouble and any member Of the as
ISOLATION resortiag 10 violence Woul
| be Immediately dropped from the as
ISOLATION Strikers talked - said that
| the,. lad heard that the executive com.
n;f,ee has taken action = end the
! stIib. hut they did not know i pos!'
| tivsls. Those seen said they firmly
| bel ell that an ci9er for them 10 re
gutla : ork wonld come in few das-
| AMI that by Monday of next week al
the latest they would be MltJe5
II go in the mills.
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Continues TO SHOW
,nrAptE SIGNS Or
irPRovEMEN1.
|c,,ys MORE CONFIDENT
me Abdominal Wound
). nepressino Effect on the
.,o TIE Result Was Most
|. opcc.ors Say u Will Be
Weeks, However, Before
s.royal Is Possible.

- NAlW tue ulost hb
f,ees OF Improvement
i, and the ineas!ness
sing Of the dblom-
even way to NOR. pro.
ace than has existed
the shooting. The
wound never had any
he doctors ana i
use 10 in the lay mind
r, led when the Ihysi-
the morning Their
announced the pr s.
at condition ana mad"
sl,pt well and had *
~ benefits from the
oiter wound.
ss did not coniin.
brief Official balle.
ready 10 frankly and
ease in all its bear
4t body of anihoyita.
ii on the circums'an'ial
presidents condition,
tEetsf highly satisfact0r !.
the raopenins Of III"
Ion this was dismlSse,i
treatment necessary u
81 h wounds. As 10
A#l@. where the hullo;
walls OF the stomach
gratifying progr"
!. vas now carrying on
.te processes. The bee.
M .aken BY the moGth
time Tuesday night had
without the slighie 81
the wounds in tho
-. the processes o..
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-12
ONE ARCH CONSPlRATOR
Result Of Investigations Of New Jer.
sey Anarchists.

New York. Sept. 12.-Mr. James NJ.
Trimble of Newark. N. j.. who has just
completed his work as commissioners
for the state of New Jersey. TO in
ouire into the killing of King Humbert
hy Bresci. is quoted as saying:
MY investigation of the Bresci af-
fair has shown plainly that there is a
man in this country who is the arch
conspirator in all these assassinations.
! cannot now give his name. | sent
sll the evidence to the Italian govern
uent.
who was il that gave to Bresci and
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WOULD MAKE iT IRE As oN.
To Attack. Advocate or Encourage AS
sassiration of President.

san Francisco. Sopi. 12-Renfe-
sentative M,ttalf Of the Third Caii-
,ornia district proposes 70 Introduce
n strong immigration restriction meas
ur. ~ the neNi session q congress.
IL says: -
M anarchist should IL allowed 10
land on our shores. and /; should be
r,aa-ard as treason and treated as
such for any man af "oiiidi ~ -"
an attack upon the NE - INC pi.9',
dent or vice president of the 'hi''n
States. or 10 advocate, ehtouIist %
approve the assassination or attempt,
ei assassi sination Of the presld'ht VI
vice president Of the United states.
Resolutions II this effect nave n'' y
adoptcl hy the merchants asso'lal'oi
~ his CRY.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-12
CENSUS OF ANARCHISTS.
New York Police Locating All heos ~
That City.

New York. Sept. l2.-Police tuiA
i,sin,.r Nurphy said that the ponce
were vigorously prosecuting 'hV W.
of taking the census OF the aiia' '''9's.
Asked ii there were SoihS 10 ~
arrests Commissioner MURPHY f'pi'."
;hai liz did not know yet NJ ~
,,ry OF war. h. said, had requeS'ea
,ho rolice Of all cities To corfespoa'
win him in the prosecution Oh an
ar,bi.,s and he was doing 50.
. .w.e are not attempting to ronnd
49,, nm, the commissioners said'
~ -, ,hnre was no request from the
,omm,Fsioner to do that Ever! an
arrhist especially those who are sus. ,,,.
,nI ~ hping active, Is carauiis
Watched by the ponce.
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EUGENE V. DEBS ON ANARCHY.
Attempted Assass the Result Of
Prevailing Conditions.

Ter Hautc Ind Sept. l2.-l-ugene
De5 said.
aaAe sympathy for ar man who
+ victim 1f such al attack. because
am ou-i.lUrionally opposed 70 she'd
Ginl human blood under any circum-
stances. Bu, | aay. no more sympa-
,as .0r Mckinley than have for the
innocent victims Who We're shot down
- III, Nv lark militia al Buffalo
.eR years age. or the inoffenslye MN
efs Who ~.re trudglng along the high.
way II l.a.t.mcr and We're r!ddled VITA
bullets il .he name - lax and order.
The TAX about suprress.ng an
arch + waste OF breath " here
shall the line be drawn. and who shall
draw il? When il comes 10 respect
Tor life. H. poor misguided. and much
hated anarchists are models OF lnno-
cence compared 10 the great trusts
and corporations that trample all law
G-ld,r foot. ana 50 manipulate business
an. industry as 10 bring suffering.
misery and death 10 thousands. each
q which in It's own small circl" Is as
great n tragedy a. the attempted -.
sassination Of the president
As long as society breeds misery,
misery will breed assassination. Ev-
,rv nov ami then the poverty AMI dcs-
para,ion in the social cellar Viii eN-
ploa, in assassination n iAe sHhp'u-
ous banqueiting board on IN" upper
floor The way. AMI the only way. ~
end anarchy Is - lnit producing IL.
sympathy FOR lis victims. "hil" con
siderable 10 tho human heart, does
not mitigate the "yll.
-Thc attempt upon Nj Mckinney.
aeploralle aS il seems, will prove
u, ss!ng in disguise j: i teaches that
phile there iS Injustice at the bottom
Nor. 1t no security III the top.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-12
BREAKS SILENCE
CZOCCOcZ SAID TO HAVE MADE A
CONFESSION lMPL,cATlNG
MANY OTHERS.
HIS PAPERS THROWN AWAY

Conspiracy Previous to His Attack
on the President-Sewers Of Buffalo
Being Thoroughly Searched in an
Efforts tc Recover the lncrimin atin1
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center of the conspiracy Is here. Bui.
falo is filled literally TO oyarhowin-
with agents Of the secret service \
search is being made uf every sewer
that underlits the city. for Ii i known
that in one Of them is a pa kage of
papers containing the details oi the
conspiracy AMI the names Cf those
concerned with Czolgosz in thc plot.
together with an outline Of lis ramiti-
cations.
In his confession Czolsosz told ot
his aticmp; 10 destroy the written evi-
deHecs of the conspiracy. He sail
that time did not permit him To barn
the papers a h desired Before lcay-
ing his room in Noyak's hotel he
Gathered All of the Papers.
taking them from his pockets. ffcu
ii- tali-c AMI from the drawers of h :
table. Al were bound together in one
"a kage. which he concealed beneata i
his coat.
Czolsosz says that he made a cir
cuitous ana aimless trip about tie
city and that AT some point. which h
cannot now describe. he came upon an
onen sewer Into this sewer he east
, his papers.
Inch by inea the sewers Of this city
are being searched. and il such thing
T. pos. inle. those papers viii hr reeoE
cred.
on authoritative information il can
be said that during the last IL weeks
Emma Goldman has visited six an
ar.hist organizations. she has been
in Buffalo three times since July II
having left the city the Last time four
days before the attempted aasaasiIla-
tion.
Emma Goldman. Czolgosz and Abra
ham Isaak and Marie lsaak Were in
consultation in Chicago on two occa
sions. Marie lsaak accompanies 4
Emma Goldman to i'uiialo the last
time the arch leader of the anarchists
was here.
Leon CzolgosZ was accompanied t.
Buffalo and about the city by mys
tcrious Bohemian man and woman
who acted so suspiciously rs tn wa
rant the assumption that they knew oi
the intention of Czolgosz To asSassi
nate the president. These two l}o
hemians are now being looked for all
over the United States.
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> VERY BENEFICIAL.
US lss the Dressing Of the
Wound,

Nt. l2.-The morning con
53e presidents physicians
Ag"r than usual. but this
ptaied after the action
"Nious evening in opening
Z and dressing the wound.
!. "as the first To leave tn"
@"pd news" said he. a he
upe ai which half a hun
'AprF men Were C0nEFs-
action We took last even
we'd beneficial and ! feel
M in the presidents re-
~ any time since hc was
hlng Is favorable and We
The amount of nourish-
itlin now three teaspoons
WIS" every hour. instead ~
Presidents recovery Will
~ talk OF his sitting up in a
am leaving Buffalo In Il
!, ''S' hao. shall be satisfied
" moved in six weeks
said that DR.. Mann had
IS y stitches I'm the wound
- described the necessity
"h' EXPLAINING that an ir.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-12

'itation or the SKIN was not unusual IN
such cases. lie said that. generally
speaking, the president was doing OK.
'elienily. lie drank water freely
passed i freely and the condition of
Ms bowels was satisfactory.
Dl. Roswell Park. who cane from
tn mouse two minutes later. gave me
most positive assurance OF sa;j,sactian
AT the condition Of affairs ana in ad.
diflon gave 10 the Associated press
3any of the circumstan.lal de.aife ~
"a case at this Nom II - alas aay
anpre ehensinn.
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his colleagues the money necessary
for them 70 accomplish their acts OF
violence
"Thn answer to this question Will
give the name Of the most dangerous
mar in America today.
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Documents.

New York, Sept. ia special to
The Herald from Buffalo says:
Leon +. Czolgosz has confessed to
the police that his attempt upon the
life Of president Mckinley was the re-
suit Of a conspiracy in which many be-
sides himself had part. SO far as
can be learned Czolgosz has refused to
mention any name except that OF
Emma Goldman. bat papers are in eX-
istence which if they can be discover
"a, will lay bare the entire conspiracy,
and Viii result in wholesale arrests,
followed by prosecutions. Although
Emma Goldman has been arrested IN
! Chicago. it is probable that she Will
Ue brought TO Buffalo for trial. The
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-12
ter: Bright and CHEEKY.

tt aim self showed many
t.rtatt mrni. He was 80
a III ! tn. doctors remarn-
= would let him smoke a
.alg. He had shown not
oppression from the
wound last night.
! MAS so bright that ali
fae president and the
au.a 20 inquire as 10 the
h.ttlon We're chocrci
akin 10 absolute Ger
4 president is now on
.ea III recovery. There con
4k of his early removal
although the doctors
TX 10 place any such
i. two or three weeks.
tm held that the Cll-
much more conducive
adu that Of the nation
y saw the president
aing. When tn. doc.
tae house for the con
tHs-.d her sitting in the
If the residence at
hitting. She wa- in
after the visit nf the
t. their assent ~ her
room again. ~ r"-
minute rs the II 81
ing any sapping of tn"
asth by prolonged N.7-
nearest to him.
ioral piece In the form
q flag on IN easel. made
NergreenS. arrived ~
'Hlly six feet nigh and
the Italian colony IN
hose behalf II MAS pre-
Italian consul here.
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No Bad Effect on Patien..

+" sldt "da cone Last night. said
n should not be called a Secondary
operation or any operation at all. as
II was nothing Of that kind. II was
Just that ordinary care gwen to an in.
aision that Is called for hy the r..
Quiremeats Of surgery In fact. as al
YeetinS the patient. ii was little more
t.an opening lis vest, so that opening
~ 'ac !nc!e'on shonll not he given an
erroneous interpretation"
Al this moment MAYOR D.ehl drove
u and inquired of l1r Park a.. 10 the
real condition Of affairs
IT could not be better" answered
DR.. Park. in most positive manner.
Continuing his replies To the Asso.
cia'ed Press Dr. Park sail.
80 anesthotics We're necessary or
etel Thought Of There has been 10
reso., 70 any artificial processes The
| pre- dent vas perfectly conscious and
| calm and there was not the slightest
& pre sion following The incident"
Dr. Park was asked a. = the opor-
alton of the bowels following the first
administration Of b'.ef jaiee by the
month.
The results have been excellent.
h. replied and We have increased
the quantity Of beef juice ri ~ III
+ month. The bowels haye moved
I showing that the natural digestive pro
+ cessos arc operating AMI that tt
wounds in tho Side Of the stamae a..
net interfering with the proper assi,U
!Ia'ion Il fool going into it,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-12
SENATOR HANNA GUARDED.
Secret Service Agent Ireland is With
Him Constantly.

Buffalo. Sept. l2.-The secret serv-
ice guards over prominent men are
hing constantly strengthened. Sen
alCr Hanna is the latest 10 b placed
under surveillance. Secret Service
Agent Ireland being With him con
SANITY. One reason for this precau'
ton is that Senator Hanna has been
ryen moro of a target for yellow
journalism than President Mckinley
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-12

N,tt ft-wt. : i k,tA.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29

Slim, aGs er bic 8etdnntI9aft elmer
rei9en @rbin madte, bic getpilt mar,
bic 9rdfin non 8riItpl gu iperben.
8etbs 9atter psnbeten ii9 nun nit
sinem Gbe 1eibunssgeIu9 an bic
r@cclsiiditicGl Courts of Doctors
Commons, unb bies 9eridt Tprad
i'm Sabre 1853 bic SGeibung aus.
Sin Sabr barauf purbe GliIabet6
Ser3Osin BON 8ingiton. 5iinf Sabre
fpGter lag bsr9erSos auf benz Sobtens
bett. Sn ieinem SeItament ernannte
er feline 9emablin our uniberialerbin.
Sdmit dbsr mar bic 2ofung su benz
Sturms sesebsn, Der ii9 isbt in Der
Sumtlie bes Sersoss sesen Glifdbetb
erbob. Sn @orausiidt bes aommens
ben bate iis ben grDBtsn Sbeil ibres
@ermossns bereits na9 Rom in Si>
derbeit gebradt. 9prt peilte ie gee
rabe, dls fe bic 3unbe erbislt, bab lie
Der 9igamie ausetldst isi, ppbur9
man lire 5tpeite Gbe unsiltig gu mas
den unb iie Der Grbf4uft su berauben
boffte.
Der ProceB selun9te um Is. glprtl
1878 ppr bas Saus Der 2erbs unb
bauerte cine Wp6e. Or ipurbe Su
einem biftOriI6en S9auIpiel, benz bic
sanSe, pornebme Melt, benz &Dnigin
Charlotte ielbit in 8esleitung ibrsr
&inbsr b~eippbnte. @ltIabet6 bate Iif
ibren Ridtern geitelt. sic srtIGrts
ii6 fir uni9ulbig. Sic fiibrte bic
Ro[e zines gstrGntten @ngels bur9,
Inn bas Mitlsib ibrer Beers gu ers
fpeden. 9as bdlf ibr dber ni9ts. sic
purbe Der 8isdmie idulbig bsfunben.
Saum mar has rrtbeil seiprofen, 10
erbOb ii6 bic Ser3pgin. unb nit putbs
perSerrtem !9eii9t uno bonnernber
Stimme rtef fie ibren 8egleitern gu:
rSbr bort bas urtbeil, meine Sc
treuen! Silt mad 9ingitpn SaG, bes
mannt bic DdGe; ridtet bic &anos
men! Wir nsrben infer 2eben unb
uuIere perIon gu p~ertbeibigen niFen!"
Quf 8igumie itanb ,bdmals in
England bic Sobesitrafe. Die 9eraos
gin sog baber bic Slu9t elmer regels
re6ten 8slaserung in 8insiton San
Dor. sic sing piebsr mad Hom unb
fpGter mad paris, unb bort lift iie
1888 in ibrem Paluis setorben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29
Pbitofopbie.

Gin @iebbGnbler in S6rimm fdst
ieinen Sobn ftubiren. Sn ben Sc
rien tommt Der 2ebtere gu 9eiu9
nab Suuis. Sn einem PlauOerftiinos
den fragt Der Batter ben Sobn, mas
er benn eigentlid Itubire.
.pbiloIopbie," ~antpprtet bieier.
.pbiloiOpbie, mas 1T base" fra3te
Der Batter ipsiter.
n9as lit nit pentgen Dortsn
fhtper gu erfldrsn, uno Su niirosf.
mid bod nidt perTteben. aber ia
min periuden, es Dir our6 elm 8eis
fpiel liar gu MAIDEN. 9tlio: 9G
gluubIt, DIT ieisit in S4rimm. niGt
pabra"
ysSaipob!, unb bds bin th audi"
,Nun, i1 tperbs Dir nit SilFe Der
Pbiloiopbie bepeiIen. OaB 9u d
in S9rimm biit."
500! Do pdre i9 oenn bod nsp.
gierigl"
.glIo: Denn 9u in S6rimm biIt,
bann biit Ou bod ni4t in 2sngefe!o,
pie9"
~Rein, bann bin i4 nidt in 9sn9es
Tslb."
y@enn Oh aber nift in 9engsfeIo
Diff. odnn bit Su bod anosrspo,
ni6t pabr9"
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rgta alIo, iisbit Su, ba On anoerss
pu biit. 10 bift Su bod ni9t in
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Batter uno perfGat in 0a6bsnten.
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ftigs.
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Thlaeen."
n9lber natiirlih baIt 0u mid se.
i9lassn! Sd ipiire es nur aIsu Oeuts
li4 an meiner brennenben 9dds!"
sd babe Did ni4t seidlusen!%
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Dir bepeiien. buB i'd Did ni9t ges
ihlagsn babe, unb Spar nit Silfs
0siner pbiloIopbie: ba 9u in
S6rtmm biit, pdbreno i9, pie 0u
mir bepieIen bait. anosrspu bin, 70
fam i'd Did bod unmDgI:3 seIdlas
! aen tabsn!"