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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-07-11

The republican papers are already
jumping onto Craddock because of his
adv vocating a change in taxation of
franchises. They assert that the new
tax law proposed by the republicans
is more radical and goes farther in
this direction than does our candidate
for governor in his speeches. This
may all be true, but the fact remains
that the republicans are promising
reform in taxation if we will allow
them to enact law that will create a
lot more offices to be filled by good
republicans, while Craddock proposes
to increase the tax on the railroads of
the state under the laws We now have.
In other words. one wants to talk
about it, the other proposes to do it.
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differences with the president and his
reasons for antagonizing the wishes
of his state in the matter of Cuban
Legislation. All agreed that the eff ort
was a mastery one, from which each
could derive such conclusions as best
suited his own views. After the whole
thing was boiled down it meant tha at
he did not think the people of the
state knew as much as he did as to
what they wanted done; still, if they
persisted in thrusting their views
upon him, he would eventually do
what they desired and lei them take
the consequences. His friends went
away declaring that he was all right
and his enemies that he was all
wrong. A middle view to which many
seemed inclined was that he is
simply an egotistical ass. We are
inclined to accept this latter opinion
as being a good picture Of the man.
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TINE TABLE A. t. & S. R.Y.


Following is the new time card on
the Santa Fe, in effect Sunday. June
lst. 1t is not as satisfactory in this
locality as the one it replaces:
The main line local arrives at 2:45
p. m, turns and goes east at 800 p. m.
The locals on the branch are oper-
ated from Hutchinson to Dodge and
going west will leave here. at 800 p.
N. and going east at 1905 q. III.
Passenger trains going west arrive,
No. 5, over the main line, at $3.50 p.
m, and over the branch. No. at 9:l5
p. NJ, No. at 12:15 Il. m, and the
local from Hutchinson a. 1885 p. m.
Passenger trains going east will
leave here over the main line, No. 6
at $50 a. NJ. and No. Sat 800 p. m. ::
over the branch, No. 2 at 6:20 a. m.
and the local for Hutchinson at 200
D. N. The new fast train between
Kacsas City and Denver passes here
goiug west at 500 a. m. aud east at
1:l5 a. m. but does not stop.
Special summer excursions to Colo
RADIO and Utah.-Round trip to Dem
yer, S15: Colorado Springs, Sl4. 10:
Pueble, Sl2. 60: Gienwood Springs, S25:
Salt Lake City or Ogden. $50. Dates
of sale, August l to II, 23 and "a to
september lO. Return limit. oct. 81.
San Francisco and return, Si5.-
Dates of sale, August to 10. Return
limit, September 30. Going, stop
| overs may be made at any point west
of first Colorado point and east of
/ California within ten days of date oi
sale; within California stop-overs
may be made at any point before Sep
| tenat-er %. Returning, stop overs will
! be allowed within final limit at all
points west of and including Pueblo.
Tickets sold going and returning via
| direct routes.
Homeseekers' excursions, one fare
pins 81. Points in Arkansas, Arizona,
Indian Territory, ouisiana, New
| Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas. Dates
of sale, August 5 and 19, September
and 16, Oct. and q. Return limit,
q days.
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The meeting of the democrat and
populist committees in Topeka this
week was again great disappoint-
ment to the republicans. Everything
was harmonious and brought to light
some of the misstatements being made
by the enemy. Babb and Stryker,
TWO of the men who, the republicans
have been telling us, left the state
convention vowing that they would
not support the action of the conven-
ton, were among the most active
workers and Babb was elected chair
man of the state committee. He paid
his respects to the republican mis-
representations by stating that when
he was a delegate to a convention
and matters were ut issue in which he
had decided views that he always
made a fight for what he thought the
proper course and If beaten he had
never failed to obey the will of the
majority, and that such Was the status
of the present case. Curran was again
elected secretary and Harvey treas
urer. An executive committee was
appointed which, together with the
executive committee of the democrats,
will have charge of the campaign
Joint headquarters will be opened
opposite the Throop hotel and James
Senter will have charge OF the speak.
ers' bureau. Everything is in first
class shape for the opening of the
! campaign which will be about the firsl
of August. Mr.. Craddock met will
the committees and seems very conf
dent of election.
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EDUCATIONAL COLUMN,
By County Supt. L. r. Clark.

Normal Institute, July 28-Aug. %.
We hope to have an enrolment OF at
least sixty this year.
Miley Hawkins has been appointed
clerk of District No. II, in place of
Luther Barnes, removed from the dis
trict.
The valuation of property in the
Lewis district this year is over seventy
thousand dollars. Next to the Kins-
ley district this is the largest in the
county. Most of the districts show
an increased valuation.
One of the features of this summers s
institute will be spelling contest,
the details of which will be arranged
later. Prizes will be given to the vic
tors. If possible contest between
| Normalites and citizens will be ar
ranged.
[ The announcements in regard to
reading in the institute circulars was
not put in to fill space. The super
intendent is thoroughly in earnest
about this matter and will see to il
! that future candidates for certificates
have some insight into the methods OF
/ teaching reading before they are per-
mitted to conduct recitations in the
public schools Of Edwards county. A
word to the wise. etc.
The annual school meeting is not
the place to settle neighborhood quar-
rels and pay Off personal grudges.
If people who go there for such pur-
poses could only see how small and
contemplate they become n the sight
of others, they would leave either
themselves or their spite at home
! G o to the meeting with one purpose
in view-to assist IN providing good
school for your own and your neigh
bors' children.
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AS we read the republican press
comments on Bnrtou.s recent speech
in his own defense in Topeka we can
not help feeling sorry for him. es-
pecially when we remember that it is
but less than two years ago when he
received the unanimous caucus nomi-
nation of the republicans for the posi-
tion he now holds. What has caused
the change in sentiment? Certainly
not his disapproval of Roosevelt. 1,
must be that the men who syndicated
him are not getting sutficiens returns
on the investment.
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The Fisk Lectures.

DR.. Fisk of Washburn college lee
tured at the Congregational church
Sunday and Monday evenings. The
lectures were illustrated by stereopti-
con pictures which were the best ever
shown in Kinsley. They were handled
by an expert.
= The lecture Sunday evening was
upon success in life and the part
played in it by education. Apropos
of the recent discussion of the value
of the high school in Kinsley, DR..
/ Fisk's strong, enthusiastic words in
favor of the personal power and
! breadth of character developed by
higher education ought to have been
heard by every citizen of Kinsley
| The Monday evening lecture was
| finer, if anything, than that on Sun,
day. 1t traced the progress of higher
education in Kansas, showing the de-
termination of our pioneers to pro-
vide for the future of Kansas children
| OF course DIR. Fisk is more inter
ested in Washburn college than any
other in the state. He may well be
proud of it, for not only has Wash
burn fine corps of instructors and q
splendid equipment, the whole atmos
phere of the institution is wholesome
and refined We do not hear enough
of it in the state where it ought tc
mean so much. The more said tC
bring the college to the attention O
our people the better. Perhaps the
old fashioned definition of lady ap
plies to Washburn and we might say
she speaks in low key and thinks il
! a high one
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SnERIFE,S SALE.

First published July IL, 1902.
In the District Court OF Edwards County,
state of Kansas.
D. N. Brewer, Plaintiff.
VS..
Joseph Sizelove. Rachel
A. SiZelove, W G.
Moore. N. A. Moore.
Defendants.
By virtue of an Order OF Sale issued to me,
out Of sand District Court, in the above
entitled action, ) will. nu Monday, the 1lth
cay of August, a. d. 1902, beLweeu two and
four O'Clock D. III. OF said day, at the front
door Of the Court House, in the CITY OF Kfns-
ley. in the County OF Edwards, in the State OF
Kansas, offer at public sale. and sell 10 the
highest and best bi.der, for cash in hand, all
the following described real estate. to wit:
Thc west half of the wes, half Of Section
ThirtS-onc t3D in Township Twentysix t26,,
south of Range Eighteen nS,, west of the
Sixth t6) principal meridian. lying and situate
in the County of Edwards in the State of
KanSss.
The above described real estate will be sold
without appraiscme,st, to satisfy said order
of sale. r. 5. AVERY.
Sheriff of Edwards County, Kansas.
W. n. BEEZLEY,
Attorney for Plaintin. SIS
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-07-11

An exchange recently hit the nail
on the head by the suggestion that
what Kansas really needed just now
was about two inches of drouth. The
frequent rains have continued for the
past week.
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A most merry and ferocious warfare
is on in the First district between
Congressman Curtis and the An
thongs. Young Dan, Jr., is a drop OF
the old gore and tints with carmine
any fight he goes into. Go on, breth-
reu; we ont mind.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-07-11

The political event of the week was
the address of Senator Burton deliy-
cred in Topeka Monday night. His
audience was made up largely OF poli-
ticians from over the state who gath
cred to hear what he had TO say of his
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To Rent.

For the balance of season of 1902,
about 900 acres Of hay and grazing
lands, seven miles south of Kinsley.
7-l8 81. C. BINGHAM, Agent.
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K1NsIEY EDWARDS COUNTY, KANSAS JULY H. 1902

boom. A little investigation will
probably show him that he has bust
ness nearer home in the shape of a
fight to hold his seat in congress.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-07-11

Congressman Long returned to this
district Tuesday and will immediately
proceed to look after his senatorial
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-06
SAiMoM.

- Cine in Georia pobnbofte
Sran Sames Berry, bombaroirte
ooielbit an einem Der letten gtabs
mittage oie Spiegeli6eiben Der
b0hit mItGnbigen @irtbibaft bon
Serrn 9oomgaroen nit Sadlteinen.
.9as Dor @ittb ihnaubenoe @eib
b0rte nid)t alt ais bis idrnmtlihe
Sdeiben ser @irtbidaft auf beiten
StraBenieiten in trimmer gelegt
waren. Gum @luf hattie Die 9errp
nift 9roft geuug llnl nit Sen 8urf-
qeihoiien Die elegante @inridtung
bes 9opmgaroen'iden Soloons 81
bei6GOigen. Serr 9oomgaroen lieB
Die SSllrie perbaiten Eno Soli5ei-
ridter Sllder orbnete iofort elm
Serbor an. Sas 8ebabren bes
Sranen5immers laBt oaraui
idlIieBen, BOB in ibrem Sberitiibden
cine Sfrallbe los lit. Gi6ter Gut
der laBt tie baber Dor Dem @ountp-
rihter allf ibren 8eiites5nitano prii-
fen, Oamit Tie n0tbieenfalls IN cine
SrrenanItalt eebradt miro. Sn
Eeoria perfdbrt man alio bon In-
lang on nit Der Carrie Station Der
3petten piel perltGuOiaer, ais eS in
&auias nit ibrem 8orbiloe anfGng-
lid, ulo @onate lang, gei6eben lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-06
8atoM Nouge, ga.

Srau $. Iarpeoe lit biesmal
inier Contributor. 9ie 5ral
f6reibt: Ser 9oftor CAB mid ant
unb i6 badte mem lebtes Stiinolein
babe geiflagen. Cine Sreunbin,
Srau Sell, mar geraoe bel mir. Die
nabm MIDI IN Gflege unb perarlabte
mid, es nit Scrni's Ilpenfrallter
@l,ltbeleber 81 perill6en. Ser Grfolg
ipor m,lnoerbar. Na6 5pei Sageri
fonntc i6 allein, obne Stiibe, pom
Sett Bis sum Sophia geben uno ins
1lerbalb brei @o6en mar i6 int
Stonoe meinen Sausbalt 81 leiten.
Die 2eute wunoern ii9 i'm b0diten
8rabe iiber Die @irfung BON Sorni's
&lpenfrGrter Slutbeleber." - Ni6t
aum 8erfauf IN a~potbefen. aani
nur bltrd) Sofals Igenten ODER Oirett
bon Dem Sabrifanten, Or. Setter
Sabrnep, 112-11S 60. Sopne Ipe-
nue, 9bicaGa, ST., be5ogen peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-06

Der 9u6baIter ser slltofener
Sparfaiie, &drl gbler, lit mad
llnteriblagung BON 10000 &roner
peri6punben uno bat ii6 angeblif
in Die Conan geitiir5t. SeBt bot aud
Der DIRECTOR Der Sparfaile, Iugen.
item, SelbltmorD begangen. Die
gtadridt erregte in @ltofen, cine,
Sorltaot 8eits, u~ngebeure grregung
Cine groBe Wenge i~tiir5te nah bei
SparfuIie, Die Sbore wurben erbro.
diem uno Der aaiiirer ge5pltngen
Dos porbmbene 9aargelo aus5lt'
sablen. IS fam 81 einem Sumult
Dem crit bas Ginihreiten Der Boli5ei
Elm Gnoe bereitete.
Cine foltbare S6reibfeber &c.
langte bieier Gage in 8ien 81,
ofientliden 8eriteigerung. 8ei bel
Sortiebund Der Iuftion oes Salfen.
bapn'i6en Hadlaiies oaielbit murot
II. u. audi cine &ielfeoer 5llm Ser.
fauf %alsgeboten, Die sur llnter5eid'
;lung Der beiligen @aian5 am &c.
september 1915 bon brei Wonar.
den, udmlid Safer Sran5 Der grite
Gsar @leranoer Der Grite uno 4onie
Srieorib @ilbelm Der 9ritte, be-
mutt moroen lit. Die biitorii1e Ge'
liqllie Duroe Dem 8eneralfoniill bon
Sinbbeim 81 Dem Weiitgebot bon
GAO &ronen 5lgei6lagen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-06

- 3u Sbaron itarb bieier Gage
i'm Sitter bon breiunba6t5ig Sabrert
Ibam Summer. Sor pier5tg Sab.
rem mnrOe er bon ieiner Ingebeteten
peridmGbt, uno bat ieitber anf elmer
fleinen Sniel Elm giniieolerleben ge'
fiibrt, bis er bonn Soo aus ieiner
8ereiniamung erloit muroe. Sum-
mer, obglei6 poblbabeno, f~alteite
iih bur6 gut5iebung aaer Sebenss
frellben unb nabrte ii6 bon 8eerert
unO Sil6en.
Sus SeItument bes p~eritorbe,
men Sol. Sobn Wc&ee, zines in Ybis
laoelpbia nobnenoen Hegers, Der
iein gan5es fabelbaites SermDgen
Der fatbolii6en Stride perma6t,
ipirrbe I'M bortigen 8eridt erDffnet.
Die 9e)oroen molen inoelien OBJ
narten, mas Die Sodter uno Die
9erpanbten oieies WtiQionar2, Die
nur nit fleineu 2egaten abgelpeiIt
muroen, tbun peroen, che lie bas Se-
itament beitatigen. Ncseee bot iein
gauges 8erm0een nit ansnabme
Ginger fleinen 2egate Der fatboli.
i6en Stride permadt, be5p. sur Or
rid,tuna elmer unter fatbolii6er Set
tltng itebenoen gr5iebungsanitalt be.
itimmt. 9as Seitament miro obne
3neifel aneefo6ten iperoen. gr5bi-
Idol &pan, Der elmer Der Seitaments-
poaitreder lit, fannte WcSee gar
nift unb lit ielbit i'm hohiten 8raoe
eritaurtt iiber bieies Seitament. SuS
Seitament umfaBt, 80 geidriebene
Seiten unb jeoe Seite lit bonn Seita-
tor ipe5iel ~unterI6rieben. @ie 81.
g.. Burr, Sol. Wcaee's Sefretar,
iaet, belduft iid Die Sinterlaiien-
ihait auf iiber 100000. Sic
umfaBt aroBe Sanoitreden in Sirgi-
MEN, 8entudp, Sainois, Seem
SSeriep etc. Sir Die 2dnoereien IN
@eit girginien bot s. g. Worgm
I'M lebten Sabr angeblid fir Elm
Spnbifat So, 100000, bod purbe
bieie Sfferte 5uriidgepieien. @uBer.
Dem geboren gum Na6laB $500
9lfer Sormlano bel WcSee Gitp. sc.
g., GO Ifer in GroDoonL Ea., unb
mebrere SunOert Sauier in Bbila-
0elpbiQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-06
TeriGieO Na6ri@tem.

sluf cine pabrbaft erGBIi6e
@etie lit in 3e0elgbem bel 9riigge
Elm gemiIier @eepaert um's 2eben
aefommen. gr moate bas Glen.
babngeleiie iiberi6reiten, gerietb
babel aber NIT benz einen SuBe 5tpi.
iheu 5pei S6ienen. gluf iein Silfe-
geifrei famen peri6ieoene Wd1mer
berbeigeeilt, aber au6 oieie paren
nidt i'm Stanbe, ben SUB fret 5u
MAIDEN. Sn3miihen borte man BEN
BON Earis fommeuben Sdnell5ug
beranroaen; einige 9orfbepobner
liefen oIeiem entgegen, Inn i'm gum
Salteu gu peranlaiien. pdbreno Die
ilbrigen ibre @nitrengrtngen INN ben
our6 Die S6ienen feitgebaltenen
Wtann per0oppelten. @ber allf ieBt
blieben aae 9emiibungen erfolgIos,
nnb ebenlo Denig fonnte Der Bug
gum Steben gebra6t mer0en. Sor
Dem %beranbraui enoen 3uge muBten
Die Inn @eepaert bei6aftigten Mdn.
ner iiG iGlieBli6 5ltriif5ieben unb
bieien ieinem Sdifial i~iberlaiien.
Salb pabniinnig Dor Inglt, enties.
lthe Silferufe ausltoBenO uno Der.
apeifelt an ieinen 8einen 5erreno,
mlroe Der llngliidli6e bon Dem
3uge 5u 9ooen g~etporfen un6 at
elmer formloien @aiie 5ermalmt.
Ser fran50iii6e Staat fonnte
ifon etipns mebr fin oas liebe
Bublifum tb1n, oenn er f~aiiiert 800
Wttaionen Sranfen bonn Soltpeien
elm unO gibt MIR $50 oafiir aus,
itedt alio 40 Wfillionen Sranfen IN
ieine Saide. 9aber fommt es, oaB
Die Sron5oien idle6t bon ibrer goIt
beoient werben. Sn England fommt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-06
Wetrasfn.

- guf ibreu Neierpntioncn III
HehroSfa boben Die StGmme Der
SmabaS uno Der @innebogoS cine
S%eriammlung abgebalten rno Die
9iloung zines SruIt in Snbianer-
@aareM, pie iie 10 balfig BON
@eiBen nlS Inocnten gefauft per-
ben hei6loiien. Sic mollen Den
Sonoel oamit NUN ielbit IN Die 9anO
nebmen. Seine 3Diihenbdnoler
brauden lid mebr 81 melben. an
Ser Spite bieies SnOianer.S ruit
itebt Der S6,lptling v@rOber 9on-
ner". 0ieier Sruit Ser ureinwobner
,rnterideibet iid bon Den Srrlts Der
y9leihgeiihter" our6 Sffenber5ig.
felt. @Gbrenb bie letteren alerbano
Notwithstanding 9epesgriinoe
beuheln, erflaren Die Snoimer
oifen, boB iie beabItdttgen, Die
Yreiie in Die Sobe 81 treiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-06
Neip Dorf.

= Bridget Raffertp mar elm a.
jabriges Wiaoden, oils Der SOB tie in
elmer armliden Wietbsfaierne IN
9terp Oort beioer gltern beraubte.
6ilnf ilngere @eidwiiter erblidten
bon nun an in Bridget oas SAINT.
lienober6aupt. Sic tonnte iif nitt
entl6lieBen, Die &leinen an @obl-
tbatiateits Initalteu ab5ugeben, per.
oiente ibren uno Der @eidmiiter
unterbalt ourd 8aiden nno
Sdeleru unb i6idte ole &leinen
aud allr Sdule. 60 arbeitete ilno
lorgte lie 5ebn lange Sabre, bis oae
ole &leinen auf9e5osen paren. 0aum
lieB Die gepaltige nerp0ie Span.
ming Der nm Observation-Disclosures
Gen nod unh enOete in einem plot.
@abniinnSauSbrld). nSebt lit
Bridget i'm geaeuue Soipitol in BE,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-06
e@wets.

- Sn 2auianne lit Der berii6tigte
Seiiiner Inardiit 8ertoni, &ebaf.
teur bes in @enf erideiuenoen anar.
hiitiihen glattes Isl Hispeglio",
lpegen beiien Irtifel es gum biplo.
matiiden 9rud 5pliden Der S9wei5
lmb Stalien gefommen lit, perbaftet
moroen. 8ertoni butte cine ofient.
lide &%eriammlung 5llr 9eipredung
bes Sbemas y@eperfibaftSorganiia-
ton mo 8eueralitreit" ansetiinoigt
unb tros oes ibm 5reeitellten 8erbo-
ties Der @aabtlanoiiben 9eboroen,
melde bon Bern aus 8eiiung erbal.
ten batten, Die Heiie bon @enf mad
SGuianne gema6t uno ieine &eoe
Dor elmer 3uboreri6aft bon 90 Ser.
ionen, meiit Stalienerm begonnen
porauf er perbaftet nuroe. @r wirb
norouslidtlid megen 3uipiberbano-
lung gegen elm beb0rbIides @erbot
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-06

banblune. Ioge iie eeneien i1no eS
ibr poblergeben! @ie bod itebt tie
itber allen pornebmen MiiBigs
g%Gngerinnen uno Wobebamen!
- Sin ieltiamer Sunb mirbe
fiiralih IN Seem Yorf BON Irbeitern
aemadt, peld)e an ser &rel15ltne BON
Hortb @iaiam unb @iaiam StraBe
nit Dem &einigen beS Ib5ltgsfanals
beiddftigt paren. sic tra,1ten am
fdnglib ibren Iueen nidt, oils iie
cine mGdtige S6Ianee ertpii6ten,
ipelde regungslos in Der Siefe rubte.
0as uubeimlide Ding purbe ans
Sagesliht b~eforOert unb Damn fonnte
lid Se0ermann unter ben pielen
gteltgierigen Oapon iiber5eugen, baB
man es nidt nit elmer Seei6lange
All tbl1n bate. Die S6lunge, melf,e
iibrigens foot mar, miBt 21A SUB.
Iuf mel6e @eiie iie in ben Mb5itgss
fonal eelangte, lit elm pouitanoiges
Hatbiel.
SeIbltmorbe uno Selbitmorb.
periude lperoen IN biefem 2anbe
inter &inbern INNER Baufiger. Die
nod nift ~ Sabre alte Beatrice
SSppce IN Stem Yorf, Die, neil iie tpte-
berbolt bate 3u Saltie bleiben
miiiien, Inn a1tf ibr tleines Sd)ipe.
iterd)en Sbaht 81 geben, butter ibrert
Mitidiilerinnen inn 2ernen 5itriidge-
blieben mar; nabm iid bies 10 81
Ser5en, baB tie it'd bieier Gage 5u
|pergiften periud)te. 3pei &naben
ipielten Dor Dem Sal1ie u,b pernab.
men eiu aus Dem Seller fommenOes
St06nen. Sic gingen IN Den Seller
unD fanOen bort Beatrice uub neben
ibr cine gum Sbeil geleerte Slai6e
4arbol. Die anaben riefen Die
Wutter Ser &leinen. Gs puroe cine
Soipital : Imbulan5 gerufen unb
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