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an oath as even you will not dare 70
speak, that you will tell to no one the
secret you have been vile enough to force
from me-"
Paula laughed defantly.
How will you keep me? I have just
shown that am as strong as you are
stronger. perhaps"
"Still. tell you that you shall not go.
How do mean to keep you? You shall
see.'
saw nothing. but heard the flying
rustic of skirts. the quick flight of high
heeled shoes across the polished floor. the
turning of a key in the lock of door.
and the slight metallic grating as 1t was
drawn sharply forth.
"She will go out now by the Window!
was the thought which swiftly crossed
my brain. And was sure that the
Woman in Gray had only just intercept
ed her at the door. hut again there
was silken rustic and rush, and the
window slammed violently shut. 1t lock-
ed. as o remembered in a very curious,
old-fashioned way. But did either Con-
suclo or Pauls know this?
Give me those keys" Paula said dog
gcdly, as though between set teeth.
81 will not give them to you until
have made you swear an oath you cannot
break. Nor can you take them from me.
| try as you may. You know that. You
| have only to look in my face to see it,
You are more demon than woman.
But am not afraid of you. What IL you
have shut me in? You have shut your
self in also. will scream for help.
Some one must hear me, and then
| AT present there is no one in the
house. for you yourself said that MIR.
Darkmorc had gone away. And all the
servants are probably out until dinner
time"
Help! hclpw Paula was beating on
the heavy oakcn door. But knew that
there were ten chances to one against
her being heard.
1t had come to duel between the two.
And 1t might be that, in her not ungcn.
crous passion, the Woman in Gray would
blindly deal justice upon her foe In a
way that would leave its mark while
life should last. lay there in the deep.
ening shadows, supinc, helpless. agoniz
ing at my own impotence
And then there rang out short, stibed
cry from Paula. and there was the sound
OF a fall. At that, with nm effort which
seemed to bring on ooze Of blood like
sweat through every pore Of my skin.
burst the bonds Of that strange ant
dreadful spell which had held me In q
living death. A groan broke from IN,
lips. At last I was enabled to move.
tried to rise, but fell again, knocking
down to the floor a pile Of books which
only that morning had left lying upon
the inglc.seat; md consciousness ebbet
from me for the second time that day.
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somersauIss for Fat People.

The latest London novelty Is the
"somersault cure" for fat women. A
West End surgeons house has been
fitted up as a luxurious gymnasium,
where aristOcratic patients turn SOM
ersaults, Oh Swedish principles, In the
hope Of reducing their obesity. The
"cure" Is said to be most etticaciOus.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-31
Fine for Poor Illumination,

At Newcastle (England) assizes Jus.
tice Ridley imposed fine of $50 on
the court attendant for failure to have
the courtroom sufficiently lighted. A
threat of the same kind by Justice
Lawrence Mt Leeds assizes led to
prompt illumination.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-31
CHAPTER MI,

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cream OF pun unu re ,. 'no WISH
ell 10 open III! e.es' S M. ,ta "as M''Sm'
pressed tne'n uoMn "cn . ue..ne eo"
scious that my menu WIS suppo ., "
warm anu supp,e urn. n' 'ne p'"e'
came 70 me 70 III. my "e % nus Ill.,,
II was US ! ."ous"t A.. 10, m ,'
WIS uc"."s 49, | ' ~
her nand, wn,cn naa o once Sern eH'e esa
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Sn ~" sp"H w ne 49,
VIC u'u no, SNOW. anu , '"e,e % ,..,
some one nns uo.c 'm' ,., -. WI.
no" SNOW, sI" )" ,o'.' a"a'
s ., no".'c "'u '"u ~ -. Wv" 80.
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10 ~" M"n. ner' s"r "s gu ,,,,
can near !o" ~ 70" sp"S. cue sao"a
.ome ~ 'J", s ''u.c ~ ~" !.
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mere are Tue neys: A.. .o.,
enc put up her !ree manu- 70 ,"e '"son .'
OF ner aress, anu .ook out 'ne s.!s ,Ion'
'ner p,uee VI Soneea,nnen', no'uns men
W urn 'ens'n tor t""a W ev"e ",u
take the'h iroh her' nut '""'" "'""e
no ssn'
| " th"t you 10 NOT WISH 70 e'".e
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-31

It Is the services Of the uncommon
man that command the highest wages.
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ssSsSoococccoaas

fell forward on my face. striking my
temple Il violent blow. and knew no more.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24

miration for Captain Napier by giving him
medals.
Francesca Janauschek, who is said to be
in a dying condition, has had a most re-
markable professional experience, says the
Boston Transcript, none the less noteworthy
because Of the fact that she began her
career as a prodigy" a class that seldom
fulhlls in later years the promise Of youth.
In childhood she appeared in public both as
a singer and a pianist, and at the early
age OF nineteen she was leading lady at
the Stadt theater in Frankfurt. Janau-
schek in the course OF her life of seventy
two years has sung in various roles in grand
opera and she has played a wide range of
characters upon the dramatic stage. Trag-
edy has always been her especial line, both
in the lyric and spoken drama, although
she has been seen in comedy and character
parts, showing hat her art was broad and
comprehensive. While perhaps Janau-
schek's Lady Macbeth or her Meg Merrilies
or her Mary Stuart OF her Adrienne Lee
couyreur will be remembered as among her
greatest achievements, theatergoers Of re-
cent experience will naturally recall heI
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
People in the Limelight of Publicity

pepper was afterwards gathered together
and sold, and so great was his horrer that
he might run against some of the article
that nothing could induce him to use pep
per-"
A man who has saved sixty human lives
and gained a gold medal from congress and
other substantial tokens Of recognition
for his bravery would not be open to severe
criticism If he displayed more or less self
consciousness and an appetite for iattery
and nOtoriety. Yet Captain Joseph A. Ma
pier of st. Joseph, Mich, has gained such
a record without acquiring such character
istics. At the age of 81, broken in health
and practically penniless, he lives in COM
~parative obscurity in the Michigan town.
The city of Chicago presented to him q
handsome gold watch as far back as 1854
in recognition of his heroism in saving
life, Six years earlier than this citizens
of Buffalo gave him a gold medal in appre-
citation of his bravery. Another gold medal
was voted to him in 1860 by the citizens OF
Cleveland, o., after he had saved the lives
Of thirty men through extraordinary ef-
fort. Twice later the crews of vessels
wrecked on the lakes expressed their ad,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24

OF debate is actually red. Another head
o. hair" that verges on the p%oetical is that
of McLaurin OF South Carolina. Tillman's
implacable foe. McLaurin's hair is bounte-
Gus and wavy. with strands that hint OF
summer dawn. 1t is tempestuous in action.
but no one has ever seen It rise on end
not even when Tlllman performed his justly
celebrated leap.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24

The talk Of expense incident to attendance
at the coronation OF King Edward recalls
what DisIaeli wrote to a friend at the time
Wet ria was owned 81 must give up go
ing to the coronation, as all the mempers Of
Parliament must be in court dresses or uni
forms and can't afford to buy any. / con-
sole myself with the conviction that to get
up at Z o'clock, to sit dressed like a funky
in Westminster abbey for seven OF eight
hours aud to listen to a sermon by the
bishop Of London are treats which can be
missed with fortitude." In later days, when
Disraeli had gone over from the radical
camp to that of the tories, whom he led as
the earl Of Beaconsheld, his views Of such
occasions probably had undergone some
transformation
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24

de Linieres in THE Two Or
phans," her Mother Rosenbaum in 1.-The
Great Diamond Robbery" and her Lady
Deadlock and Hortense in BLEAK House."
In the first two of these plays she gave
graphic character pictures, and in the last
she not only presented two roles worlds
apart, each of them in the most convincing
manner. but In the part of Hortense she
showed how 1t was possible for an artist to
achieve the impossiblity OF a German
speaker Stimulating the French enuneiation
perfectly.
There is no red-headed man in the United
States senate. This might appear to be a
precedent fatal to the ambition Of Hon. Tom
Taggert of Indiana, but. like all rosy-topped
statesmen, he is an icOnoclast, and hopes to
break the record. There are men in the sem
ate who might have been Ted-headed In their
day. but that day has long passed.
The nearest approach to red in hirsute
adornment, says the Chicago Journal. is the
Tuscan thatch of the impassioned Carmack
of Tennessee. His hair would have been
red IL it had waited. for his mustache Dor
rows the CLINT Of sunset, and In the heal
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24

C%1ING EDWARD OF England is in
sured for about ESQ, 900, while
81 the prince of Wales is content
S with $500. 900. The most heavily
- insured monarch was the late
King Humbert, whose life was valued by
himself at Ell, 800, 900, so that the many in
surance companies among whom the risks
were divided were very hard hit by his
assassination. The German emperor's in
surance runs into six figures.
did you ever hear the story OF Gen
eral B.. F.. Buffers hatred Of pepper? No;
we'll, here it is, and 1 know 1t has never
been in print" So spoke a we'll known
lawyer to a Philadelphia Inquirer reporter.
Years ago when the general was at the
height of his career, he was counsel in a
big case that involved thousands of dollars
worth Of hides. These hides were from
South America, and were in an awful evil
smelling state. In order to keep them to-
gether it had been necessary to cover them
with black pepper, vast quantities of which
had been used.
When the general told me this he used
TO say that he had a suspicion that this
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24

miration for Captain Napier by giving him
medals.
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Mmerifas Gautel.

Srsbsrie Gmorp. bsr Gtsf bes Dsvar.
iemsnts fGr Sanhsl nit BEN Auslanoe,
beri4tet. bab Der @rport ameriianiider
Baarsn I'm Usrsansenen Sabre ,ipar
BEN Wtribe nod um msbr ole sl2..
000. 900 blntsr BEN Boriabrs auridbIieb,
eab aber bic amstlianii&sn Waaren i'm
ausIanoe fstis beliebisr psroen. Die
amerilaniiHen gDaarsu seipinnen ftes
nsus Dlfriite. 9suti1lanb it'bt an ber
Spite Der 2dnoer, psIHs BOA ben BE ,
sinistsn Siaaten faufsn. @s fino na.
mentll& arbeitiparenbs Ral&inen unb
Ropltden Amsritas, bic i'm AusIanbe
risfesn Abios Rnbsn. D 8 Der erpori
surddslns, eIiIdrt emory bumit. bu6 Fl.
nansira&s bic aaufirafi Der aus dnbsr
f4ma&tsn. Als Haitorsn ,u @uniien
esr Bsrsinisten Staatsn fdbrt Gmorb
an: Die ansebli&s DISTINCTION isitens
esr Arbeiter Gnslanbs, unb bic gombi.
nation suif&sn 4rbeit uno Rapita! in
ams.lta. ipie fs fh BEL Der ilnalisn
ReD Oorisr Gonfsrsni stpif&sn Grbsitern
unb Avbsiipsbsrn ssists. (Y)
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Norb &craHten.

- Srdb ssitsrn Woreen lpurbs bas
Bobnbaus bss Sobn Seanlon an Bird
AbsI ue poafdnbls bur& 5euer srh6rt.
- Rur, Dor IL nbr Oonneritas Ra&t
tuurbe bic MObnune bes Wiaiam GorIsb
an Suorp Snabs po0itdnbie bur& Ssuer
ssrit6rt; Elm alarm tpurbe bon Raiien 78
segsben. bod iparsn bic 8smiibungen Der
5suerDebr perseblid unb Fe ionnts nur
ansrsnisnbss Glsentbum bei&dssn.
-9as srobs Rietbsbaus an glarls
Strabs. als ..@bur&'s Barn" bsiannt.
fieI am Samitus unter BEN @eipi&t bes
Sanees juiammen. BieIe Staliener
uobnten in BEN @sbdubs, bod tparen iis
sur 8sit abipsienb unb Riemanb trarb
usrIest. isbo& wurosn bic N6tslRads
,stfort.
SIN Der 2ssseit's Gresf 9e&s sreis.
nets fi& Sumitas RaGmittas Gin llnfal,
osr gum Slid nod gut berlief. Der nit
anbei!ern bslaoene 6atraubl bate eben
ben 6ub bes Sha&tss erreidbi, ale Elm
iebr sroBss Stud Gle bon oben bsrabfisI
unb ibn traf. Das Dad beEelben
idatte bic 0ldnner Dor BerIstunaen,
co1 purbe sismli& lnbsii an Der Gins
ri&tuns anssri&tsi.
- Der AZ Sabre aIte Baui&rsinet
5rani 2sib bon Albright abenus bssins
ON Dienitae in ieinsr S&Iafffubs SeIbfs
morb. inbem sr fidb cine RsboIpsriusel
our6 ben Ropf iaete. Die Qussl brane
itm bur& bic redte Sdlafs unb iein Eob
nub Elm fofortieer eepsien iein. Der
Selbftm6rbsr, pelGr fhon felt Sabreu
an Welan&olis lit, burh i4le&tsn 0s.
iunbbeitsauRanb perurfuGt. mar bic sum
Stteit in ben 2adapanna Rarrsntperien
anseasat, ionnts absr isi.bsm isins Vt.
belt erhalten unb bies beridhlimmsrte Ieis
men 8uhanb unb irisb ibn tpatri&sinlid
sur unielieen 1bat. @r tpirb bon ber
@aitin unb bier Qia6ern aberIebt.
- George 9opslanb bon Gbur& Nps.
nue. bsfano ii& arsitas RaGt etipa balb
8 ntr auf BEN 9simtpeee unb bate ebsn
Anttone 3uobp's 2absn an Rorb Drain
apenue. nabs @ooe Strabs srrsi&t, aIs
ipei Stalisnsr ibn iibstIsIen, nisbsr.
i&lueen unb f& baran maGtsn. ibu au
berauben. 2opelano risf UNI Sllfs unb
Rubbp. Der fi& nod in feinsm 2absn be.
fano. elite bsrbei. Giner Der 2erIe fsu.
erte bel isinsm Grf&sipen sspsi 8spclrsr.
iddhe auf ibn ab. ieboG tsinsr traf ibn
unb sr padis sinsn. icHnte ion ieboH
ni&t fsRbaltsn une bsibs entiiobsn, nit
mebreren Dsrfonen bintsr ibnsn Der.
Gtusr ipuroe an Der Ode BON IbompIon
Strabe. Der anbere binter Sobn Bsal's
Dobnune ersriifen unb bsi6e banp elm.
ssaedi. Sn Der BoIissiRation CAB elmer
isinen Ramsn aIs Dominid BuIpa an,
udbrenb Der anoere &c seripsiesrts au &c.
ben. 8ulpa unb Sobn 2son 10 beibt Der
anhere RerD, tpurben Samfaa obns
8a!ahuns bon 1drsi&aft psm @sfdns,
nib lbsrianbt,
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erasli@e 3srftssuna.

aansIam laufsn aus Stamaia 9e.
ri&ts lber bas bortiee erobeben elm.
Sic melbsn, bab bort 1000 perfonen.
sumsiit Srausn unb 9inbsr. ibren 9Ot
fanbsn. unb bab 1000 Sduier einfGra.
ten. "a D6rfsr in Der Qa&barf&afi bon
Sbamafa ipurbsn ebenfaas aait5ti. lin
bic S@rsden ju erb6bsn. n Der 8ulfau
bsi BEN Dosfs Naraib. biili& bon Sba.
maia. tuisbsr sum ausbru& setommsu
uub ipirft Slammen ioipie uneebeurs Ga.
Sait 6me aus Der Slab 0son&aiia Dol
ieinsn 2auf psrdnbert. ba isin bisbsrieei
tslusbstt bur@ oas grbbebsn beri<tsi
irurOs. 90 ia Nilitdr nod Sbamaic
esiHidt moroen, on ben Rstiunesarbsi.
ten ju bslfen. Die ..Roibs Rrsus Gefea.
i&aft" beibeiIist ii3 an Der 2ipbsrune
Or Rct9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-02-27
Gntfernuns con Etutenfiefen aul
Gu&.

Die Gniiernuns bon IintenIsden ia
INNER cine Aufsabs. neil Finite 10 pss.
i&ieesnartie ansefsrtiat ipirb. Sell unt
Bafsr enifsrnt man&s Eints, pdbrent
itarie 6bemitalisn auf aneerer Istr he.
mig Birtuns baben. Sc i4nsllsr be,
5ledsn bsbanbeIt pirb, bsto Isi&ts,
wire sr entfsrnt. @ai@sn une Giniusi.
den in faltsm Doiisr. o6er iaurer Wil&,
mirh ben sr6sisn 2bsiI Der Ginie sntfsr.
men uno iebr oft ben Sledsn. SIeder
duf uai&barsn ArtitsIn iollten in Rild
cbsr BaRsr eineetpsiGt tperben. 9sibl
ben ptot unb dnbsrt bic 5laiiiefeit 81.
ters. Ra& itpei bic brei Eaesn, rsnr
Elm Slsdsn psrblsibt. bensst ion nit si.
nsr farien Nufl6iuns bon Qlsefdure uni
iteut i'm in bic Some. Ra& bisism
lol ct sraneli& aaseefpalt tpsrbsh. -
Wdrs aabiss' SOms SournaI.
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Das Ehal abm6rts.

SaeIer. .-am Disnfas absnb, ben
ID. apri!. bait ber GaplorsilIs Rranisn.
unterhitunss' Bsrein in Weber's HinI
Elm srobes CONCERT nit barauffoIssnbem
Bal ab. far ipsl&e @elseenteit ein Dor.
sasIi@ss prosram arraneirt pirb. Di,
Ildets tofen 25 Gents. Die Ar&balt
8sde mubis leste @o&s tpsssn Wlanasl
an 9arren ben Bstrisb einftelIen.-G
Bllbslm EEL S&dsen Glub trifft 8pr.
bsreitunssn fiir iein iabrliGes am Dslo.
rattonstags absubaltenbes SGsibsni&ie.
bsn.-Dis bieRsen Wil&tdnblsr bsilassn
I'D aber sinsn Ransel an WilG unt
aus bisfsm @runbe iSnnsn fe ibrs
9unbsn ni&t prompt beiorsen.
Gaspar Gannlsr bat bas einfa@e Dobn.
taus bss Germ Senrp Rdeeli an @aib.
ineion Sirabs iduiii& srtporbsn. -ilnisl
Borough Soupeil mirb I'D am lommsn.
ben Rontas Abenb nsu orsanifrsn.
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Stabtrath.

Common GouneiI, 30. Sebruar.
Die aasemeine 8swiQisunss Oroinan
fam tn obiser Beriammluns ,ur gr6rter
uns, nobel eetpife Witelieper ii4 be-
itrebten, re1tS unb linfs Salaire su eri
boten. 8erf6iebene anbere Witsliebe
tpiberietten fi& iebo6 bieien 8effrebun'
cen nit aanaer @nersie unr bic 5oIe,
mar, o,b bic anssitrebtsn grb5bunser
ni&t bepiaiet ipurssn. Gin Amenbe'
ment na& bem anberen tpurbe nieosrss'
itimmt uno suleet bic Orbinana bel Smei'
ter 3eiung angenommen
Oie Bomb Orbinans tpurbs bon 8sqsi
eineerei&t, beeleitst bon sinsm S&reibsr
oes &eeorber Sonnea, in psl&em CT BIZ
Roibpsnbiefelt bsr peribisbsnen 2lou.
teln in oerielben anftibrte. Ser @e'
iammtbetrae Der Oroinans 1T 1886. .000,
Del6e Summe su alien m6slihen 8sr'
beherungen rerpenbet tperbsn fol-.
Hobaiban reihte cine ReioIution elm,
bic angenommen tpuroe unb ben Stabts
geometer anipeift. Yldne unb Spe3lfiia.
tionen fir einen Biabuii an Dejt 2ada.
wanna Npenue. bon Slsbsntsr aur Reun.
ten Stabe. ansufsrtisen. 2ie neus
Bau Orbinapj tpurte bem Gonifk tbiebst
iberipieien. Wsbrere Otbinansen pur.
ben bel eritsr uno atpeiisr 2siuns angss
nommen, bic foIsenoen bel briiter uno
enesaItiser 2eiuns: .5ar cine 2,sns'
ftsusr auf Suditsrs fiir sinsn gbsuss.
tdnal on Norb Diaiu Apsnue, strif1en
Bettebone StroBe unb bem Dram Bou.
leparb ftir Aufiteaung zines sleitrif&sn
9ittss on 5orst court.
Select Council. 80. 6ebruar.
Dieter Bwsis nabm bel brittsr unb
eneBaltiggr 2eiune iene Orbinan3 an,
uel&e fur elm 8adisin PHaRsr on Gar.
bon Strabe. Bropibsnes 4oab, Diamond
Apenue uno @ourt Strabs 8oriores
trltt. Neue Reioluiionsn wurpen tpis
folst eineetraht unb beifdtial: Doe
Occupation VII bment bes @sorse S4u.
NADER bon 500 nuf s75 rebuairenb ;
fiir 9ssablune bon ie IS an QarI Gun.
iter. @barles 9iuebsr. Sartp 5erber unb
5rant Renf&ier fdr Auspumpen bon
Dafier aus aellern on SUB Daibinston
4psnus ben 8 luptseometsr anipsiisnb.
Bldne. 2ofenporanfaldss unb Speaifi.
tationen anaufertisen fur Seitentpegs an
gilmore Apenue. stpifGsn Sadion unb
Baibburn Straben; ben 6lei&en an.
wsiienb. pldne unb aoasnporani1Idss
ansufertisen sur @r6ffauns unb Ripsair.
uns bon 9ssd Strube. sipii&sn WoItis
unb Weabop Ausnues.
8erf6iebene Orbinanjsn purben BEL
sipsiter 2siuns anssnommsn, be folssn.
oen bel britter: sar Grbauung pon
Ssitiop VI bes l8 atsussianal Dlitriis
les in bsr 20. Warb far Rsinieuns unb
Anfrsi&en Der @sbar Apenus unb 2ada.
mamma duenus 8rddsn; filr Elm slsitri.
|f&es ei&t an Wonisp apsnus unb afb
Strabe; far Grnsnnuns BON pier poli.
ssis sNerstsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-02-27
Don Der sapfeite.

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ben @besenien Dilliam S1erer an Bird
Strobe eineehsat.
Adtb. Sobn SHeuer unb @aitin Dor
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belt einen Singer serbrddt unb berfslbt
mubie ibm amputirt tperben.
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prospect Apenue tputbe frib lebten Don
netitas Woraen beInnbe poatdnbis bur&
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retien.
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frau Peter Websr BON Glm Strabe unb
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mem 2eberleioen unb ipirb moreen beer,
bigt Deroen. @r mar ftdbsr in Bubens
ba@'s Harbisritubs anssfsat.
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srii semfibli&e sefeIiee Sisuns, bic ftir
mebrsrs Stunben anbielt. folsts.
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nunmebr faitIi& fertis unb nur nod bic
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offnsn. bel pel6sr GeIeeenteii cine bOb.
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msinosn 3elssenbsit 80 8ebsn. ben Dlii.
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natm bic iaoIi&s 5tablmdble am Non.
tag tpiebsr ben 8strIeb auf. tpis lanss
aber bic Arbeit oafeltf nod anbnlten
ipirb. III isbr unbsitImmt. benn bic Dor.
bereitun8en fur ben nmiue mad Buffalo
weroen eifris betrieben. Diber Gripar.
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f6lofen. unb spar snosdltis. Mii
ibrer abtraeuns unb gerisnbuns tpirb
tofort begonneu unb es ipirb nur iurse
8eit bauern. Bis bic De,ie sdn,IiH per.
i4wunoen iinb. Die WlbIe mar felt l8
Sabrsu in 8etrieb unb bsf&dftists Our6.
f4nlttli@ 1900 Wann. bic on 26bnen
mcnatlib S75. 900 berbisntsn.