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The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-09

cept for the fact
that in such dire
distress many a
w o m an h a s
found a W ay
back to health
and happiness by
the use of DIR.
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription.
This great rem
edy for womanly
ills has we'll been
called IA god
send to weak and
sick women. (" It
establishes regu-
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-09
WANTED.

A few good men for street car con-
ductors. Apply to
CHAS. A. HOFF, Secretary.
tt No. So s. Stone avenue.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-09
A WOMAN'S PRAYER.

1t is notable that in the dependency
caused by womanly diseases. there seems
to many suffering woman no way of
escape from pain except at the price of
life itself. 1t would be sad to record
such story of struggle and suffering ex-
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-09
CARRIAGES. CARRYALLs.

D. S. Valencia has changed his car
riage stand from West Congress street
to the corner of Congress and Stone
avenue, at Alex Rossi's saloon, where
he can be found at all hours, or by
calling up number 661. mo.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-09

FOR SALE-Furniture for sale cheap,
three rooms; So Miltenburg street,
cor. Grossetta avenue. 5-11
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-09

FOR SALE.-Barbacu Lunch Counter.
For particulars call at 141 East Con-
gress. A bargain. 8-l3
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-09

Somehow. people never act as yo1
think they should. -AtchisCn Globe.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-09
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Old newspapers, rs cents
per 100, in perfect condition. Call
at the Citizen Office.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-09

FOR Elegantly furnished front
room to let; southern exposure. No.
33 w. Mccormick, first door west OF
Stone avenue. 3-4
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-09

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished bed
room and parlor, with piano. S2S N.
Church st. 81
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-09

FOR RENT-Two large, pleasant sim
gle rooms. adjoining elegant bath.
Facing Military Plaza: private nam-
lily. a." Citizen.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-09

Latest stationery at Browns.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-09
LOST.

LOST-Ladies' society pin, B. OF L. F.
Suitable reward for return Of pin at
this Office. 5-8
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-09

WHEELER & WILSON sewing ma
chimes, SO w. Pennington st. Ma
chimes for rent, $3.50 per month.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-09

FINE DRESSMAKlNG - First-class
work and perfect fit guaranteed.
Mrs. Emma Busch, No. 80 West Nc
Cormick street. (Formerly of San
Francisco.) 1925
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-09
The Citizens
CLASSIFIED lids.
WANTS.

STORAGE WAREHOUSE+An furni-
ture, etc., stored win absolute safety
Pioneer Transfer Co., IL N. Stone
ave.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-09

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS to rent
1876 South Fourth avenue. 4-10
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-26

stock OF IS
sch
my Of
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

came to town about twice each week. on
this particular April day the stage came
In bringing the mall which attracted most
Of the few business men to the postonice
on the opposite side OF town from the bank
presided over by Mr.. Hartseau. This hour
these two mysterious strangers selected to
enter the bank. Both banks had been
warned against the strangers being prob
able members OF gang of bank robbers.
So when they entered the bank Mr.. Hart
seau was on his guard, Just what trans
pired preliminary TO the battle that fol-
lowed Is not now clear.
He believed they were going 70 rob this
bank and he tried TO prevent Il at the risk
Of his life.
The cashier would have killed both men.
but his pistol failed 70 fire three times In
succession. Re greppled one Of the men.
and hung on TO him till they reached the
street when the other one struck him on
the head with his pistol. Telling him In
stantly and completely paralyzing speech,
sight aud motion. He heard one say:
Lets kill him and get out Of this In a
hurry" pistol was placed against his
head and a shot went crashing through
his Jaw. The rush OF blood relieved the
paralysis and Mr.. Hartseau revived about
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the time that two men were twenty feet
away, running 10 their horses. This tins
his pistol did not fail 10 IRE. With blood
streaming from severed facial artery, hat
less and disheYeed. he pursued the fleeing
men. a pistol duel ensuing In the street.
Just as the men were mounting Hartseau's
last bullet struck one OF them and his horse
plunged away wounded also. BY this time
ten or more officers and citizens had armed
themselves. mounted horses and were In hot
pursuit The robber who was not wounded
exhibited piece of nerve and bravery
that Is { memory TO this day. He dis
mounted nd while a target for pistols and
runs he raised his wounded companion to
"a seat behind him, making a successful
dash for liberty. His daring daxnd his pur-
suers and before they gained tsSsir equi-
ubrium the trees and brush had hidden the
pair from view, They made a successful
rnsh and were not caught. Mr.. Hartseau
was badly wounded, but eventually recos~
cred He soon moved away from Cleburne.
This week he visited Cleburne and talked
over the battle with the bank robbers with
this writer. who was q small hoy At the
time playing marbles across the street from
the bank. and saw the whole encounterI
after the parties reached the street arkx
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- =, WARD SOCIAL CLUB
,,...l,o Entertainment Last FRI
day Night

.,..,.c entertainment Last FRI
4 f'e''J ay Night
v,rd Socialist club gave pub
NJ ..iomept ct Pythian hall, In the
las, Friday night. which proved
/, .t great success. The attendance s. was
y me program rendered was excel
ali. Haskell opened the program
,as , nne piano solo. Then Mr.. NJ.
To- followed with an address on
lp.,,slous side Of Socialism" which
4 a..w,rd commented on very favor
fiteis"v very one present. His speech
lby ss',aSie sermon. The next piece
tei VEN solo entitled "Msrguerlta, by
VIZ McCastle, who played her. own
hsOnjment. and rendered 1t so beau
pasbst il thrilled every heart IN the
and Of course was loudly APP
~" Miss McCastle Is young laIy
re Ssr well earned reputation on
tneu The fourth number was
oe 81 NJ Alfred Hicks. who, In 60.
o,cnase gave history OF the
4 IsIb Ce1ebratIon" among the working
England; how, when they were
Il ~ .ome years ago for an eight-hour
stead Of strikes, they meet by
oaI, Yea. millions, on their annual
az festival occasion, and by great
'.1;ns and otherwise to snow their
1s,S and make known their demands.
M the last two or three years While
A bor unions have dropped out, the So
n continue to celebrate, ana Mr. hicks
~ dsscrIption of the glorious time
"a when on the first day OF May last
.psu vas his good fortune to be there
!..nnd their annual festival at the
4 al palace In London.
4 studhalter and son favored the nu-
4. nsTt with a duet on their zlthers,
wss very fine. Then came a reclta-
IN Mrs. Alfred Hicks, entitled "Ihe
~ the Monk While at Prayer" taken
FIonrfellow, which was both artistical-
M Imnressively rendered, Mrs. Hicks.
4 with her husband, has lately come to
,"n from Minneapolis, Mimi, Is her
IA her whole life to the study of pub
fnssElng is therefore very interesting
4 standing before an audience, and any
ESo Las heard her once will be anxious
Rar her again.
vas sung by Mrs. I. w. Townsend.
~ Monterey. Mexico, who played her
,eeompan lment. Every one who had
A 1.-THE Holy City" pronounced v the
i niece Of music they ever heard, and
ToWnsend musician In every sense
~ word. She has q very etrong and
voice and her performance on the
n Il absolutely faultless.
4 last piece rendered was a either solo
hfr studhalter, Jr., which was very
n and greatly appreciated.
4 evening was spent pleasantly and all
bnt we're seemingly well satisfied. The
public entertainment will be given the
Monday in June,
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AN EARLY DAY EXPERIENCE.
Cashier Who Fought OFF Bandits visits
the Scene Of the Fight.

clebrrne. Texas. May 10.-when cieburns
was little village, on the border OF civih-
cation pursuing the small commerce com
mon TO all infant Texas towns in the year
1881, Mr.. Ben Hartseau was cashier Of one
Of Cleburne's two banks In fact, he per
formed all the duties necessary to the con
duct Of the banking business and was alone
In the bank Such men as the James broth
ers, the Younger brothers and Sam Bass
were then common topic, inspiring young
and old with vague fears and dread lest
they suddenly appear in the quiet town on
the banks of Buffalo creek and create con-
sfernation with rifle shots and depreciation.
One quiet day IN April, 1881, two strangers
appeared In Cleburne. They wore rubber
siickers, and were mysterious In manner:
II was soon known that they were armed
and they becaRs objects Of suspicion. In
those days Of siov travel By stage tho mall
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Weekly Mortuary Report.

le following Is the mortuary report FOR
city of Houston for the week ending
II At Il o'clock. noon:
y I-lsaiah Hydee. male, black, Ga
Is; enphysema OF lungs.
fya-George c, Markham, male. white.
fnr, months, Is days; entero-colitls'
fy lo-John Patterson, male, black, 10
aths; Inflammation OF bowels.
p I.--Annie Brown. female. white. "a
Il typhoid fever. Frank Smith, male.
Ee, ~ years; alcoholism. Annie Smith
ele black: 25 years; phthisis pulmonalis.
~ R--Wllllam Van. male. black, ID
IS; castro colitls. CASTOR z. Rawls.
4 waite, 7 years. b months; accident
N H. Wash Gales, male, black, "a
Z; fastritis. Charles Lewis, male.
fe J month, Q days; cholera infantum'
RANDY female. black. 81 years; con.
N h1oacar Warren, male. white, 4
D.lrene La Rose. female, white. .
l.aS 10 days; marasmus. Edward r
|cne male, white. 7 months; enteritis.
Fnoai death rate per 1000 12.16.
". NJ. Brumby, NJ. d.
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FOr Iustlcs Of the Peace.

4, T. L. Bailey announces In The Post
morning for the position OF justice
|ns peace, In precinct No. 1, subject to
coming democratic primaries, of course.
WI mas never at any time been any
Y out straight democrat.
Railey has resided IN uousto, +ho
- part Of his life, and nearly every.
SHOWS MIN well. He has plenty OF
~ ana Is specially adapted, both by
h., ana long experience in local court
|se", lor the position to which he as.
Y he will make an excellent maris.
i, usVing the common sense and the
sss 40 what is right and proper un.
snb ana all circumstances.
r. Niey mas been for years an unfaI-
ID worker In the democratic ranks and
|s well Of the party. In the late city
4 L ,tsh ne did yeoman service for the
ncAet and reform forces. He is per.
4" very popular and will hnake a fne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
A Newenaner Picnio.

Editor L. II. Frazer of the Conroe
Courier was in the city yesterday and dur
ing the day was the guest of Secretary
George Brown Of the Business League. Mr.
Frazer came down to make arrangements
for an excursion for the patrons OF his
paper This excursion will be given in a
few weeks and will be run from Conroe 10
Houston Editor Frazer. will give his pa
irons several hours in Houston to see the
sights and have a good time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
coTroN EXCHANGE euILOINe.

Plan Arranged for Its Purchase Forn1u-
lated and Adopted.
The general meeting OF the Cotton EH'
change and Board OF Trade adjourned from
Friday. was held in the hall Of the ex-
change today at II o'clock, when the board
Of directors submitted a report on the prop
osition that the Cotton Exchange should ac-
quire ownership Of the Cotton Exchange
building. The plan submitted was read ana
considered. and on motion the entire matter
tyas referred TO the board Of directors, with
power 10 act A meeting OF thf Aoard VIII
Re hold ct II o'clock Monday morning, When
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
Chiefs, Of Police Meetina.

Secretary Treasurer Martin Forrest Of the
Chiefs Of Police union Of Texas has re
ceived letter from President W. NJ Rea
q Fort Worth lnstructing him TO send out
circular letters 10 all thu members N the
association In Texas advising HEN that the
annual meeting viii take place on June 25
90 and % at Fort Worth. President Rea
states that this will be a most important
meeting and every member is urged TO be
nrnsonl
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Confirmation Class

F,r.. '~ins class will be confirmed at
tbs herman Lutheran church dur
H. services that will begin at 10
ms morning, Rev. William Bias
"A 'Ppraatuling; Ella Krohn, Emma Schulz,
III Eosnl' Else Badrow. Anna Voss,
n. Ka.u,S ehaW. Meta Reichnrdt. Alma
Herda3e SCHILLER viii Wiedekind. Lud.
'kenb,,, !srgen, August Steffen, Fritz
Albert FRITZ Menger, Ernest Kuer-
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Health Office Notes.

~ onicer Brumby has been I'll for
4. Gays and Is still confined to his
-'ss OF smallpox were reported yes.
III In tba negroes at no Bremond
kke,, " restitution Is reported at 1918
Il II street, where a family named Me-
icE A. need OF assistance. The husband
EntiOn tae wife aud four children need
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Before Justice Matthswa.

~ anu Lola Jones. negroes. were ar
n s.u oeiore Justice Matthews yesterday
~ enafge Of assault to murder on Julia
ri s" w. also colored. jamie Jones was
aed in 500. Wv "1u N''A JONES
klarv navnareson, colored, charged with
4 ysst ely theft. was placed under $500
.ccrs sstSeruay by Justice Matthews. She
brss ' gu or stealing some jewelry from
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DEATH ROLL.
Randall Smith.

1nd,l Smith, the infant son Of Mr.. and
Calvert Smith, died yesterday morning
be family residence at 1909 Capitol ave-
Tat I o'clock. The funeral will occur
afternoon al 2 o'clock from the n ST.
Il Of the grandparents, Mr.. and MIS-
4. Rtndils, 26l6 Smith avenue, Rev s.
BAY will offciate and the funeral will
place In the German cemetery.
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lcntes that inside resIdepce prOperty e

advancing rapidly In value. -
There were other small deals, and one or
two very good ones reported upon whlch
earnest money was posted. owing nov
ever to the loose way In which real estate
Is at present handled. as between holders
and agents. none Of the parties at intrreit
felt warranted In ing out any detals
for publication.
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Donnie Femyiek FIoyd.

tnnie Fenwick Floyd, the 7-months.old
Ecf Mr.. and Mrs W. r. Floyd. who died
De family residence, 2016 Fulton street,
Bay evening at I o'clock, was buried yes
diy afternoon at 4 o'clock In the Ger
cemetery Father Hochran offclated.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

"a 80. 49, = great many deeds put upon
Cd ,ssaay' but the day really wit.
70 ,..,a mum Of closed deals.
Nc enee lots on Crawford street,
~ea- sold for $1,000. This in
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yesterday the following directors were
elected: b. A. Rlesner, Still Hull, NJ c.
Munger. Joseph +. Meyer. NJ. =. Gelse,-
man. NJ. Hennlnger, ]. NJ. Mather. A. p.
ClarLson. w. T.. Humphrevile, b A. Ran-
dolph md l.. Il. Schwelkart
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RurIraon county PrImarles.

Caldwell. Texas. May lT-In Bprleson
county primaries today LAnham, Neal.
Love. Robbins Terrell and Curtis car
ried the county. For senator, Hale rep
resentattves Murray; dhz<ie4 attorney,
Buchanau-
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the details q The plan win be taken up aud

definite action prepared for.
The plan involves the issuance OF 100
shares Of stock. which viii be sold to mem
bers only at 5000 each. By this means an
amount can be raised which with that In the
treasury will be sufficient 10 carry out the
purposes of tho exchange toward obtaining
oMnpIshln OF the hnildlng
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C0FonatiOn Day Celebration.

M auon Day Celebration,
fra,- estlng Of the British club, held
IA W. night 1t was decided to give
EarRp,oSlnlle on June %. Coronation Day.
proh.h PARK. Tho Caledonian club will
|ny r oon Join in the festivities and
sVu time viii be had by all.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
Mutual 8. and l. ELECTION.

AZ the annual election OF the Mutual
Bidding ard Loan association OF Hoaston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

$500 luI double size, all black steel
springs. Reduced during car CT az
nivll week to.,.. SpEs ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

A Free Trip to the
Neptune Carnival
To all visitors store during Gavestons Carnival week. 10Th to
oath, we will refund, cash, per cent of the amount
of their purchases up to the
Entire Expense of Trip to Galveston
And return Thus you not only your selections from the
largest and finest and lowest priced stock the State but YOU will
also enjoy positively the finest and most entertain
mens ever shown in the South, free of cost to YOU
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These wire door Kitchen Cup
boards, with top drawer, finished
walnut and worth double what
we're asking for them, CO 1S
during carnival week. . pAsAJ
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~perloreue M}annbarteit, Moer6ru6 ooer Gdpdbe Der
geldledtli6en Srsane beleii, 10 muB Die Sur poiitip
umb permanent ieii. 9ieIe &ompugnie i6idt Seoein,
Der an nerp0ier S6ipdde teioct, bic Mteoi5in fur cine
luo6entfibe Sebanolung frei gu: Die Mtebi5in tann
nur oa ourb erprobt iueroerl, Dab rlar Die &eiultate
oes @ebrallbs abpartet, menn Iie oas beilt fir mas
je gema1t muroe, 10 1T lie Su elnple6let. Sieie
Yrobe ipill Die fyallopia 4pnn 50. nit ibrem Mittel
fur cine Wrfe ~Qeltatten. 9tadoem Ell Die v9egene=
ratipe SabletsA cine gSpde p9ebrau6t bat, miro Der
4atient Strait in ieinen Srganen rtb W}usteln,
reues 9lut in leinen Ioern. nelent llnterne6mulgs=
ge:t, uno l6 i'll 8eIunbbeit nio Grl9einen als
neuen Menl1en Iinoen. Die v9tcgeneratipe Sa=
blets" baben cine punoerbare gSirfun9 uno Der ga
tient peripiri o~ieielben ON eriten Sage: Sic 9ebeu
brett gum Sit Des uebels, gang gleif) ME lan9e es
antebt unb brlngeil Strait lno Stdrte. Steles NUM-
Derbare Mittel perbanllt ale G1Ihtelnbeit Dem an
bern 8eihlebt segeniber, beilt ale llebel, Die aug
lieberrei5ung, leberanltreu9urg, 8elddftsior9en, Die
gum 8erluft ees @eod6tnihes, llnf6bigfeit &c, fub=
rem, berporseben. rHegeneratipe Sablets1 iino in
jeocm utter anmenbbar; lie beilet ale Sdle, aus=
genpmmen, ipenn i1un Gpilepfie ober Srrinn ein=
Jetreten iiub. Sic Gallopia 2pnn So. lnabt feline 8e=
ldrdnflngen; Seber, Ger oarlim ihreibt, erbdlt oas
Mittel fir cine ISOLDE frei su9el6idt, ~lorsfdltig eln=
9epaft nno Dbne gu Scigen, mas es entbQlt. Sic bal
SauIenbe bon 8rlefen aug alien Sbeilen Des 9anoes
erbaltell, Die BON ben eritaunlihifen &ureii Der rGer
generatipe Sablets@ beridten. Sbre Gfferte fir cine
8ote 1T edit; es iperoen feline beunrubigenoen Gragen
geitelt. Sdreibt beute an Die Galopia 2ppn Co.,
536 Yejsini Building, ct. 9puis, Wfo., unD laBt
Gud Die Msbijin fir cine Wode frei tommen. SIR
BUD, bag ~ebenfats fret 1T, Qiebt Sud Die @neaben,
tpie Sbr Gu6 nit benz Nfitiel 5a 5auie ielbt iu=
riren t0nnt
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,Warum lGuft benn Der alte 6ans

U~UutH1H luHII UtHH UtI uIIt gUIIs
immer nit benz Weterftab berumg"-
Der bat ben Stedbrief eelefen, in nell
dem befannt sema9t lit, bab Der bur9s
~gesangene Raiiirer LIS Meter bat, unb
ba mill er ii9 nun bic 1000 Mart berz
biener. pel4e fir bic grgreifnna bes
Raffirers aussefhrieben iinb!"
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Stelit msnnbar-
keit uieder her.
Cine einiate 9ans 8e5aaelaag, Die ME
mails %berfeb!t, bnlitanDige sfarfe uao
Sngenofraft mieDerbersuteQen.
Slm 9tiie frei p%erIanot.

%tW StuS tSCt u~t@1NtpI.
@s 1T nibt ldneer mebr nothtpenbio
fir Mfanner, an Derlorener 9~ebensfraft,
n6btlicben SerluIten, 8rampfaberbruch
II. |. 10. gu leioen, tpenn bte5e &ranfbet<
ten faIt tuie elm 3ouber in Ser 3uriidqe<
sD9enbett Cures eieelten Seims furirt
tueroen fDnnen uno oie %fleineren oee
idipa6ten Srsane 5u ibrer no0en Stdrfe
uro 9ebeusfraft ourcb cine neue gntz
oefung tuieoer ber9eite1t tuerben f6nren,
bte irgeno elm Wtanr %9ebraudben fann.
S6idt etnfa6 guren g1amen uno Norelle
on bic 9r. &napp Meoical Co., So SUI
8uilbtns, 9etrDit, Micb., unb biel el6e
miro bereittpiQigft @ub bas ppuitdnbige
arstlibe &esept f~oitenfrei unb Nles id}iz
den, oas 81 elmer lbnellen unb oauern~
BEN Sur %nDtbtuenbig lit.
Ser ~f0l9enoe Nussug, peltber beren
ta9liben H0Itsulenbltn9en ettuDmmen lit,
seigt, tuas Wdnner oariiber su iagen 6a~
ben, Die aug bieier erpBen f%otenfreten
Sfferte SOrtbeile ge5ogen baben.
rWertbe Serrert = Bttte, nebnten Sic
n1etten innigiten Danf fir SIRE fitrslthe
3nlenonng ent9esen. Set babe Sbre Se~
hanolnng elmer onrhsdneieen Brifung
u%ntertpDrfen uno Die babel ersielten SDr>
tbetle ltno auBeraetpbbnltb gut eetueien.
Sic bat MIDI fpieoer p%outdnotg aufgerih-
tet. Sb bin 9erabe 10 frdftie als sur 3eit,
NOD ib nod Elm &nabe tuar, uno Ste TOM
men iicb nibt oenfen, rpie gliGlieb ib BIN"
n8ertbe Serren!-Shre MetbDbe arbeie
tete ausse5eibnet. Sos grge6niB mar
eenau, mas ib ben6tbtste. araft uno
gnereie iino nieoer boaitdnbig 5urIdgee
tebrt nnb bic 3unabme 1T duBerit 5ufrie<
bente1enb."
y8ertbe Serren!-Sbre 3ulenbune babe
ib empfongen unb ib bate feine S6tpte~
risfeiten, bas &esept Der gnDronuns 9ee
ntdB 81 eebrau9en, uno ib fann tpabr>
5eits9etreu iaeen, oaB es eine @pbltbat
fir ibuacbe Mdnner it,"
8nnoert @ueb nidt bariber, tpie bic
@Dmpa9nie anes bies tbun fann, iDnbern
i6tdt beute; bic Sferte lit eebt unb bos
8e5ept tptro nit Der nd6Iten 8pft in Ell
mem duBert einfadben gpupert ablulut
folenfrei 9erooe rpie o%n9e9eben eelhift.
S6reibt beute unb balo neroet SIR
aliidlieb ietn
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BnuueCpr6d1.

$50. unb 81. baben nirilia 81.
Stdts sema9t24- - gelpib! Sn m.in.r
Jngtnb bin ih tbatfdhIth un.
terblih oefpefeni1
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,UrnHtp.

nM0rum piQT gu benn ni9t NIT
Grdulein Bertha an5eng"-n Inter LOO
Niae tong i'd iberbaupt ni9t!!"
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I'm ne,. R,1nfnual4eIl,,n.

rSieb' nur, glie. pie portreffli9 htes
fes portrat tft!"-u2(d ia-unb bies
ipunberbare &ofum!-9u, Die @9nei.
berlin bon Der DAME m0ht' ib fens
nenl"
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|Trei fit
.i4wa9e Mfdnutr.
Sin Seilmittel lit entnetft tuorben,
oas b~erlprene Mannbarfeit
nnb Die 8rdfte fuiener@
berftellt.
Cine @ode ausreideuDes Strobe : @ade.
tuirb Senem frei SugeianDt, Der
0arunt idjreibt.

rReeencratiue Sablets@ ino a~nertanut Ole ein5i9c
Sun Js9en %oerlorene Ntaltlbarfeit in allen Staoien,
Sic mo w%iieni6aftli6 our6 Die beten Aer5te Der
9Selt ber9efelt.. Ser Guf oes Sn%ititltes 1T oerart,
| Iih perautportli6 6alten. r1no tpenn ie auf ibren
yfuf bin be9anpten, oaB Die r&e9enerattpe Soblets4
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31iiuktlfd1 hrfulnt.

Gin Mrst berorbnet brei piIsn tdsz
li&, INNER nod BEN @fen cine. Sci
Der nddften Ronfultation frast er.
.9aben Sic aud tpirtlid ieben Sag
brei pinen stnommen92- r.. Stein, nun
5tpei; i'd fonte INNER nad benz GHe,
cine pius nebmep, unb Morsens e.,
id nihts
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6bturutnimliu,r Auffaruuu.

Woter: SD, nun bin i9 in Der
2ebensberfi9erung!r-S / B d en-:
xRannit Du nun nibt iterben, papa9"
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Enfant terrible.

Rama: .Nun geb' gu 8ett, @na.
fa9' Der @oubernante ,9ute Ma1t' unb
Glib ibr einen RuB.1-G Tia: ugsein,
tinen Rub seb' i'd ibr ni9t."-
90 Q m a: nWarum benn niat2"-
GIla: nMenn ma tie tiiifen min,
gibt tie glei9 cine Obrfeise. Gros'
nur einmal Yapa!!1