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The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-20
FREIGHT AND PARCEL CAR,

Leaves east side OF City Market for Thunder.
bolt, Cattle Park, Sandf1y, Isle of Hope and all
intermediate potnts-9:I5 a. M, /; Is p M. :l5
p m.
Leaves Isle OF Hope for Sandhy, Cattle Park
Thunderbolt and all intermediate points-6:00
a. m, HOO a. M, 800 p. m.
Freight car leaves Montg at $50 a. To-
and 2:35 p H., connecting at Sandfy with reg.
ular parcel car for city.
Parcel car from the city carries freight to
Montgomery on each trip.
Regular parcel car carries trailer on each
trip for accommodation of passengers.
ANY further information regarding passen'
ger schedule or freight service can be had by
applying 10 G. B. KIDDER, Manager.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-20

Elijah II" Dowie, whom big Bill"
Devery Familiarity dubs Lie" seems
10 be encountering unexpected draw
backs in his campaign for the "resto-
ration" of New York. The people are
fiocking to see. him, to be sure; but
1t is in pretty much the same spirit
that they flock to the zoo to see new
and strange animal. Having satisfied
their curiosity, they go tway 'iihout
giving the prophet an opportunity
TO convert them and explain how to
make 500 to 1000 per cent. on invest
Inents in his enterprises. This is nat
uraly disagreea BILE to Elijah H."
since ha sees in it the prospects of
losing some $4,000 the cost of the cam
pain. Still, the way is open for Dowie
TO recoup himself. Some months ago
a Buddhist priest in India denounced
Dowie as a fraud and challenged him
to praying contest. 1t will be recall
ed that the original Elijah engaged in
such contest with several hundred
priests of Baal. and defeated them all
handily. The first Elijah was a fight
er, and would have accepted the Budd-
hists challenge quickly. If Dowie will
accept, he can fill the Madison Square
Garden Gull to overlooking at every
session of the contest.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-20
Medieval Intentions.

Calico had just invented the pendu-
lum, says the New York Sun.
Gee Whit" cried the frightened Flor
entines; 'our wives can now tell the
time of night We come home from the
lodge!"
Perceiving the danger, they hailed
him before the inquisition on trump
ed-up charge of heresy.
King Lear was wandering through
the storm.
And did your daughters drive you
out?" asked Poor Tom.
Worse! Worse than that! groaneo
the outraged old monarch. They tried
to make me sit in their coy corner.
Grasping his hand in silent sympa-
thy. the young man led him into the
hut
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-20

A correspondent asks US: (Which
city had the larger population during
the Revolutionary War, 1T76, New
York city or Charleston, S. CT" We
can find no statistics of population for
the year 177s. A government enumera-
ton of the city OF New York taken In
1774 gave that city 22,ss1 population. In
the year 1900 a census enumeration Of
Charleston gave that city 1S,711 popu-
lation. 1t would seem from these fig
ures. that New York had the larger
population in 1916.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-20

Friends of a Montgomery Gala. }
preacher of the name of Gay were as
tonished few days ago to hear him
express a desire to go to hades. "Do
you mean it?" he was asked. II GER
tainly do" he replied; II hope to preach
there to lost souls and show them the
way to final salvation. He'll is a good
field for evangelists. and l think God
will send a. number of us to hell to
preach" The Rev. Gay says he has
been converted to Dowleism. and that
the evangelization of lost souls is one
ef the tenets Of the Dowie doctrine.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-20
COLLINSVILLELINE

(ra!r Grounds and Dale Avenue)
Beginning at 800 a. M, cars leave Bolton
and OFT streets every i5 minutes return az
cars leave Estill avenue and Waters road al
607 a. N. and every Is minutes thereafter con.
Meeting with cars on Thunderbolt line. until
1900 O'Clock midnight.
Through cars are operated between Market
and Thunderbolt VIA Colliusville and Dale
avenue as follows:
Leave Market. Leave Thunderbolt
45 A. NJ. SCAM
645 P M. 13OPM
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-20

United States soldiers are the best
paid and the best provided for in the
world; yet Gen. Funston wants their
wages increased. He says more money
would attract a higher class of men
to the service. We doubt it. A few
dollars more or less in the course of
a month does not make a great deal
of difference to the man who enlists
in the regular army. He doesn't be-
come a soldier solely for the money
there is in it. There are many rea-
sons why men join the army, but we
are of the opinion that money getting
from the pay is one of the least of the
tsst
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-20

A Northern contemporary reports
the annual movement of tramps to-
wards the South. where they expect
to spend winter months. Well let
them come. We have miles and miles
of roads that need repairing and sur
facing Georgia's new va
grancy law is just the sort of thing to
catch tramps and make them earn their
keen
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-20

Russian officers recruiting for the
army at Odessa are said to be astonish-
ed at the prevalence of week eyes and
defective hearing among the young
men. An explanation may be found in
the fact that among those ordered ex-
amined for military service were many
young men of Jewish blood; and the
Jews of Odessa have no ,fondness for
the Cars army.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-20
TROUBLE IN THE CABINET.

If it be true, as reported, that the
report made by Charles j. Bonaparte
and Holmes Conrad, on the Tullcch
charges has brought about a quarrel
in the cabinet what effect will the re-
port of Fourth Postmaster General
Bristow have? If it proves to be what
is expected will it not so disturb the
Presidents official advisers that they
will want to separate?
The cabinet officers, who are reported
to be out of harmony with the Presi-
dent on account of the Bonaparte-Con-
rad report are Secretary Shaw and
Postmaster General Payne! Their
ground of complaint is that it attacks
a number of very influential politicians
of the Republican party. .
The fact of the matter is they and
other prominent Republicans do not
think the President acted wisely in
calling in outsiders to investigate
charges of wrong doing of officials
Their contention is that the investi-
eating could have been done just as
we'll by officials having charge of mat
tiers requiring investigation.
There are indications that everything
isn't serene in the Republican camp
There is much opposition to President
Roosevelt, and the men who compose
it are doing what they can to make the
situation for him as uncomfortable as
possible. They may even entertain the
hope that they can prevent his nomi-
nation. If they have that hope, how
ever, they are doomed to disappoint-
ment. az
1t is evident that MIR. Bonaparte and
Mr.. Conrad, in making up their report,
did not attempt to shield anybody.
They stated the facts as they found
them. without taking into considera-
ton the effect their report would have
upon the Republican party. By some
of the Republican leaders they are re-
ferred to as Mugwumps The Presi-
dent is blamed by his political Friends
for going outside of official circles for
an investigating committee and also
for selecting as investigators men who
would show no consideration for the
party's interests.
1t is apparent that the postofice and
other scandals connected with the pub
lie service are going to give the Re-
publican party a great deal Of trouble
before the presidential campaign is
over. The story that they have al
ready caused trouble in the cabinet is
an indication of what is in store for the
Republicans in the coming contest.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-20

Senator Hanna says the Golden Rule
should be applied to all labor disputes.
And only a few years ago the senator
was accused of applying the Iron Rod
to such disputes.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-20

We commend to all whom it may
concern a short essay on successful
small farming by Lowpdes county
farmer, as reported in the Valdosta
Times: Il make it a rule when l go
to market to bring home more money
than l carry. In other words. 1 en-
deavor to sell in value more than
for my own use that the land will
produce There is a volume Of good
sound, horse sense in those few words.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-20
The weather.

The indications for Georgia for to-
day are for fair weather, with light
to fresh east winds. Eastern Florida,
fair weather. with fresh northeast
winds.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-20

A French handwriting expert makes
the somewhat amusing Announcement
that he can judge sex from writing;
that is, given an unsigned page or
letter he can tell from the writing
whether a man or a woman wrote II.
"A woman" he says, makes the small
s, and p higher than the other small
letters, and in general makes her let
tiers less compactly than a man." We
do not know how it is in France, but
in this country there is so much differ
ence between the mans hand" and
the ''woman's hand" in writing that
even a novice can ordinarily distin-
guish between them at a glance.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-20

Gov. Pennypacker of Pennsylvania
refuses to honor the reauisition of
of man TO that state to stand trial
for felonious assault, The Pennsyl-
vania Governor harbors the fugitive
and gives him asylum. on the
ground that he fears the fugitive
would not be given fair and impartial
trial in Delaware, or that he might be
lynched. Let Pennsylvania stand by
that, and become the place of refuge for
criminals of the class referred to. She
is welcome to them.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-20

In Jersey City there is Brazilian
ape that has been taught to play base
ball. He pitches, catches and runs
bases with the best Of the boys. and
apparently enjoys The. fun. He ought
to draw well in games played at New
port.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-20
THUNDERBOLT LINE

City Market to Casino via Bolton Stree.
Junction
beginning at B: Al a. m. cars leave CITY Mar
ket Tor Casino at Thunderbo every IS uinDtas
until II 80 p m.
Cars leave Bolton Street Junction Is minutes
after leaving time at City Market
Beginning at 5:5S a, m, cars leave Casino Al
Thnnderbolt every Is minutes until l2:O8 mid
night
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-20
WEST END LINE Lincoln Park

Car leaves west side Of City Market for Lin.
coin Park 600. a. m. and every, 40 minutes
thereafter until II: Bop. n.-'il+ r ~-s.'
Car leaves Lincoln Park for Market F20a m
and every 40 minutes thereafter until IL o clock
midnight.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-20
PROPOSALS WANTED.


Fort Fremont, S. c., October l, 1905
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be
received until $3.50 a. M, November l.
for constructing porches, etc, in Off.
GERS and nom commissioned officers
quarters here. Information furnished
on application. u. S. reserves right to
reject or accept any or all proposals
or any part thereof. Envelopes con-
tanning proposals should be marked
Proposals for Porches," addressed
Quartermaster.
U. S. ENGINEER OFFICE, JACK.
sonvilIe, Fla, Oct. 10, 1903; sealed
proposals for dredging and for con-
structing a stone breakwater, Biscayne
Bay, Fla, will be received here until
IL o'clock, noon. Nov. 10. 1903. and then
publicly opened. Information fur
hished on application. Francis h
Skunk, Capt. Engrs.
FORT MOULTRIE. s. c., OCT. 10,
1908; sealed proposals in triplicate VIII
be received until IL a. m, Nov. q
1903. for constructing subsistence store
house here; information furnished on
application; envelopes containing pro-
posals should be marked, Proposals
for Construction" addressed, F. La
Buck. @, M.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-20

Canada celebrated her Thanksgiving
Day last week-before she had heard
of the award of the boundary commits
sion.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-20
Cdtdrrh -
Invites Consumption

SSSSSSSk<SSOsS
II weakens the delicate lung tissues,
deI res the digestive. organs, and
breal down the general health.
It often causes headache and dizzi-
ness, impairs the taste, smell and
hearing, and affects the voice.
Being g constitutional disease it re-
quires constitutional remedy.
Hoods JarS0pdriLE0
Radically and permanently cures ca
tarrh of the nose, throat, stomach,
bowels, and more delicate organs.
Read the testimonials.
No substitute for Hoods acts like
Hoods. Be sure to get Hoods.
II was troubled with catarrh 20 years.
Seeing statements of cures by Hoods Sar-
sapariila resolved to try it. Four bottles
entirely cured me-" WILLIAM SHERMAN
1880 9Th St.. Milwaukee, Wis.
Hoods SarsapariIla promises TO
cure ard keeps the promise.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

Sein critics @robbanbelssei@aft
uerbanft ct. gloub Der gnersie bes
9errn 9usb Grams, mel@er es Bis
iest feineswess gu bereuen bat, biele
Stabt als ieinem @ei@aftsplab sez
wablt gu baben. ST murbe In 1858
tn 8lue GARTH, Wtnn., seboren.
Na@ senoiiener faufmdnnii9er &usz
bilbuns trat er In bas @el9dft Der
Sirma Yatterlon Mercantile 60. in
Wanfato, Mtun, no es ibm berart
suiaste, baB er feline @niteuuns feb
sebm lanse Sabre beibebielt. Na9
bteier a~nsenebmen Oienitsett fam
9err Grams na@ ct. gloub, no er
am l.. Stunt 1908 nit ieinem Sc
i6dftstbeilbaber Cotton bic ct.
@lonb Grocery 60. srinbete unb gu
slei6er 3eit incorporiren lieB. 9err
Grams 1T Prdltbent beiaster @robz
banbels : @eieli@aft. Srobbem Elm
GROCER Sbeil ieiner 3eit benz @ei@dfte
%sewibmet, !finbet Serr Grams INNER
nod 3ett, Ste alIsemeiue @oblfabrt
Der Stabt, NO INNER es gilt, ais
gutter yarser gu mabreu unb gu for
bern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

giner Der beiten unb erfabrun9sz
rei9iten We9antfer ber Stabt ct.
gloub tit Serr q. Sod. @r ruurbe In
1851 In grofen a.. 3. Ober i'm &es
sierunssbesirt 8ranbenburs seboren
unb ma9te als 14idbrtSer &nabe aQein
bic 0feile pon Deuti9lanb nod Imes
rita. 3uert mar ct In Ottumwa,
Soma, urb nabm bann iein 9eim tn
Gutenberg, Soma, NO er ii9 als
S9riftIeser ausbilbete, bies Sans=
merit ieiner @eiunbbeit balber aber
aufsab unb bas S9mtebebanbwerf erz
lernte. SIN 1881 traf er in &ices,
Benton County, Minu., ein, betrteb
bort mebrere Sabre iein 9anbwert
unb fam In 1898 mad ct. @loub.
Mu6 bier blteb er ietnem 9anbwerf
treu, unb er nabm bic @abrbeit bes
Sprt9mortes wabr, baB 9anbwerf
einen solbenen Boben bat. Seit lebs
tenn Srabiabr bat er ii@ nit Serrn S.
IS. @olter unter Der Strma uSt.
g(oub manufacturing Co." sei9afts
It'd perbunben. Ste Sabrtfsebdube
befinbeu ii@ auf Der Ofiette; in benz
ielben rperbeu i9mere unb let@te
S@litten, lebtere BON 9errn &o4
ielbft patentirt, fabrtatrt, unb In bteier
Saiion merben nt@t uentser ais 81
500 S9litten sema@t unb TIM 9erbit
auf ben Martt sebra9t. Sett Nnz
fang bes Monats Stunt bei@dftist BITE
st. gloub Wfta. 60. sebn Manu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

gmil, Der Sinsere Der @ebr. Yuf,
purbe In 1859 i'm &reis Neii1e,
S@leiien, seboren. Sort erlernte er
bas 8aderbanbmert, seniiste ieiner
Wilitdrpfli6t pon 1S79-1SS2 unb
tam balb nod ietner ebrenmertben
@ntlaHuns pom Mtlttdr na6 Mmeri=
ia unb brett na@ ct. gloub. @r
arbeite fanf Sabre tn Der 8dderei Iei=
mes 8rnbers Setnrt@, fling bann an
S. Gpenue ielbt etn s3udermaaren,=
@isarrenz nnb Sru@tsei@dft an unb
anocttrte ft9 Dor sw6lf Sabreu NIT
ietnen 8ruber. Sett iener &eibe BON
sSabren bat er feline @eiddftsfennt=
niiie tint Sntereiie ber Ttrua @ebr.
Puff peruenbet. Ct 1T Elm 1ebr su=
uortommenber @el6dftsmani1 llnb letu
seieaises, ansenebmes @eien bat ni6t
menis gu benz gmpori6wuns Der
Puffs Sanbluns be~isetrasen, bic in
ct. Gloub unb melt iber bic Stabt=
srenaen binaus einen ausseseidueten
&uf bat. Sn seieli9aftli9er Sin=
it6t lit Serr @mil 9uff aud uni6t
obne," unb ieinen Treunben, r,ament=
lid jenen, nit benen er ii@ NIT @or=
ltebe auf Der Ebeaterbiibne bemest, bat
CT man6 ansenebme Stunbe berettet.
@ern weilt mon, no gmil's @ite
wie 8libe i6ieBen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

Ils Bidder in S9lelien, NO CT TN
Sabre 1857 int &reis Netiie seboreu
murbe, a~ussebtlbet, manbette er i'm
Sabre 1879 nod Qmerifa aus unb
fam brett mad ct. gloub. Sier ar
beitete er sund@ft swet Sabre in Der
gdderet bes ueritorbenen Sui. &ud,
beiien 9ei@dft er ban,t fdufli@ an it9
nabm. gintse Sabre ipdter faufte er
bas giSentbum bes 6errn Nnbreas
&rdmer, auf mel@em er bas i96ne &C.
i@aftslefal erri@ten lteB, tn mel6em
er unb iein 8ruber gmil zines Ser be-
item Speseret= unb gonbitorei : Sc
i@dfte Der Stabt betreiben. 8or a9t
Sabren bauten @ebr. Yuff Ben a1 ibr
2ofal a~nftoBenben @ei9dftsblod, tn
wel6em it@ ber @onar@ Salubn bes
9errn Sos. Nterensarten befinbet.
au6 lieb Serr Puff ieiner Samtlie eiz
ne &eitben5 erbauen, hte gu ben i60n=
item Der Stabt sere@net uirb. Mues
bieies ldBt NIT &e@t barauf i@lieBen,
baB bas I8ei@dft Der @ebriber Yuff
eth gut sereseltes lit, unb baB ite bic
l1nterftiisuns finben, ter ite ais sc.
i9aftsmdnner wie ais 8irser pobl
ruertb itnb. SEER Seinri6 Yuff lit
Der leitenbe @eiit bes @ei@dftes, unb
ibm seblbrt on eriter Stele CREDIT
fir ben grfolS, Der ibm auf piele
Sabre nod BON feline pielen Treunben
9ewini6t wir6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11
Spmmer-T ratntna S6ule fir 9ebrer, sebalten
in Ser Stprmalldule gu ct. Glpub, Mtnn,
pom %. Stunt Bis 81. Suli.

, glaa. Ser ausemeine gmn Der eaule if Oas @rsentb elmer smH5en benz =
) Setter unb br S9uNupgiutenoenten Der pertetenen Counties sephosenen Inter. q
baltung. q
!. l.. Semen, melbe as 9eus poranaei6rtten rfannt mrben, UNI ais yornalz =
D i6Ilr engetra9en gu mnben II bic einenb oppeten GURUS in rseub emem SubRt =
= bur9semabt baben, wmb in Der Normal6ue fur bic Grbst zines Sgmins in Bent q
bshsfsnhea suIset Elm SSa9r ~ quite gsiaTsben: SEN, psbs spet @sitahonsn :
; in ienem Subst Sopplts arbstt stban. 0oppele arbeit tin eiuen sesaenn 9
SubiGt mrb as swei SubRte betradtet. IS mnb ntt ermartet bub Stubenten y
, mbr aIs pier Snbitte bur9ma3en. .
) 2 Gns Curriculum wb ole aemObuM6en 3meIe nmfahen in 8erbinbmns nit Z
: gbpTolssts,, etpie. Ybpft. pbgftald9e gsosraIe; gsiDaoiosie, aIsebra, Sc 9
) ton bes s6uhanses unb br Sanltat srmOslbt werOen tOnnen. .
2 3 Sne rmeI6e cine yormaLS Tminarbet IN 2een, Hydrologic, Geographic, q
pbpfcalihe Geographic ub Chic MAIDEN, meben in Nnbetra6t bs rbaIenen =
, Normal CREDITS pom 80 Pro3ent pom Staatseranten fur @etfffaton tin bteem Sub= q
: ie eni6ulhst idn. q
= 4 Sem, meI6e Certificate pom Der Staats tSobi6ubebOrbe befteu, ober pom q
Der 0rtHben Sod19uIe, Ifabemie obr 9etbbre6t9te Grebie in SodI1ul= :
> Subeten, merben mad @bolpnung zines eoppaten GURUS in btiem Subehe ben q
5 s9Iabqorma1 ss,. sr sa EN- f iaas s aIsH% %a1 r. ss Yr1 Ssan SstrsSst 0Or Sordber :
, sofation. Die Sage Der StaasnOrmaIi4ule 1T beiOnOers uortbeuhaft 9e Z
z Mpparate 5onobl bic pbpTfaGi9en me bic btolo9nben, merben uner Qnmeiuna =
4 Der sSunrutoren Der S6ule CUR Serisuns 9efeut. q
: Cine Cebubr BON SLOO wmb iebem Stubntn abpwlanst, moburb ct bas :
D Geht erbGIt amf ben @ebrau6 aMr notbpenb9en SaHenbIdr aus Der Serbud= :
Z gbiotbef. Seber Subent mmb aubem 3uhttt gu Der sroBen unb gut qewGbIen q
> Observation-Disclosures baben, BIZ! ema 1000 gdnbe entbGIt. Gin @rpen=gibios :
D tbef mmb ar SteGe ien, nm Senen bebIft6 3u elm, we9e BON Der chculrenben ,
2 unb &efrens=gibiotbf@ ebram6 MAIDEN wouen. .
. gefGifiatna. gequeme RGumG6teten unb SetWsung erbGIt man All eE
Z nem QreHe ni6t Ibr SO per Sag. Cine 2ie Der SofbGuier mb m Der Office 2
> our @infdt Semen porle9en, lwel9e biesbesi9ibe Qnmeiunsn baMu molen. 3
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

@eboren in 1855 In Gutenberg,
Soma, no er bic 8efannti@aft ieines
beutisen nYartuer", bes Serrn @uss
top &o9 ma9te, itanb er mebrere Sab:
re tn ieinem @eburtsorte ieinem Batter
i'm S9ubsei9dft our Seite, bis CT In
1882 ben Wanberitab ersrif unb iets
ne S9ritte nod Winnelota lenfte.
gr lieB ii9 In &ices, Benton County,
nieber, MO er it9 nit ieinem S@waz
ger s. 9ambert gum 9etrteb zines
Wti9waarenselddftes perbanb; BITE
Sirma bielt etwa BRET Sabre on, NOS
rauf Serr @olter bas @ei9dft allein
ibernabm unb subem bas Yoitant be-
iorste. sSn 1892 sos 9err $. 8.
@olter nod ct. gloub UNI, mo er BIS
1898 einem sroBen s9ublaben pOr=
itanb. Seit benz betretbt er ben 9anb=
banbel, in mel9em er mie tn alien
friberen @ei@dften nit itdtli9em grz
folse setr0nt lit. gines slei@ suz
ten grfolses wirb ii4 bic ct. @loub
Wfs. 60. audi unter 8eibilfe bes
Serrn @olter gu erfreuen babeu, benn
NIT ieinem pinftli@en unb senaueu
@ei9dftspese uerbinoet it@ bic ausses
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

SnS berlabnitetn i'm i66nen &beins
sau In 1851 seboren, perleste SER
Daniel, als er Is Sabre aft &C.
rporben, NIT BEN gltern iein Seim
mad giien, bas beribmt bur9 BITE sroB=
arttsen &rupp'i6en Sabrifen. 9ter ers
lernte er bas S9reinerbanbmerf, bas
er In iener @esen6 an peri9iebenen
Yldben betrteb, Bis er in 1876 mad
Mmertta ausrpanberte. In 4. Stunt
1879 fam er tn ct. gloub an, arbei=
tete suerft tn Sptcer's unb ipdter in
Oam's Sabrif unb aulest fir ben
pert. 9errn 6eri@ba6, beiien M0s
belsei@dft er in @~erbinbuna NIT Srn.
Stub. 9ubn In 1882 fdufli9 iber=
nabm. Ote Sirma mdbrte pier Sab
re, unb na6bem Serr Daniel nod on
benz alten 8auler's glase Elm M6bel.
SeI9dft auf ieinen Namen betrieben
bate, baute er ienes an 7. Qpenue
selesene @ei9dftssebdube, in pel9em
er ieitoem elmer W6belbanbluns eriter
&lail. nit sutem @rfolse uoritebt.
Nam ntli6 pibmet it6 9err Daniel
In 8Cr>inbuns nit ietnem Sobn Or.
nolb Ter 9eidenbeitattuns unb in
bteiem SADIE senieBt er eiten be-
ionbers uortbeilbaften &uf. Mtt
Sletf uerbinbet CT &ebli3fett, tnb Elm
@ei6dft, bas auf eine iol6e Bats se=
baut it, muB einen lol@en grfols bas
ben, nie i'm 9err Daniel gu uersei6z
men bat.
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az Sur 3auerldiiise unb prompte
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gen. S9ulen, &ir@en unb 1onittse
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9ttetten 9. s. 9aas, ct. glout,
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= Die Stunt Come l6eint auf
r'att@e babl@e Braat, boppelt liebli@
sema9t bur9 ben @ebrau9 pom @odp
Wtountata Ebee. Ser 8raut better
Sreunb. IS gts. Wartin Molitor.
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