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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-10
Evidently Had Not Dined

Congressman Adams. at dinner to
Senator Knox at the Bellevue-Strat-
ford in philadelphia. spoke Of the
exhilaratIng and cheering effect OF
good food.
"Once there was poor smith, he
said. who wished to marry rich
farmers daughter The smith was
robust, with hard and sinewy hands,
and the girl loved him-there was
no doubt about that-but the question
was. what would her father think Of
such a match2
Truly. it was not likely that her
father would consent. He was rich
man. and the girl was his heiress.
while, as for the young smith, he had,
despite his good heart and his in
dustry. a slow. duh mind that would
quite preclude him from ever making
name for himself in the world.
Before visiting the farmer, the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-10

dnll-witted smith sought a friends adj
wee. and the friend said:
I'm afraid the old man will refuse
you for son-in-law. but you'll stand
the best chance with him II you ap-
proach him after dinner.
After dinner, eh? said the smith.
Thank you III remember that.
And he departed cheerily.
a day or two later. iooSing wobe-
gone. the smith visited his friend
again.
~ met with horrible reception. :
he said The old man turned his dog
loose on me, and reached for the gun
that hangs behind the stove.
The friend looked surprised.
Had he had his dinnerg he
asked
It's little know, said the smith.
'of the old fellows incomIngs and out
gcings, but had had mine"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-10
where moody Wanted Grace.

The late Dwight Lyman Moody was,
in the words cf Phillips Brooks, mot
ed for his uncommon common sense. "a
Mortified is town where there is
considerable gayety, and one of the
friends Of Mr. Moody came to him
one day and said:
"Mr Moody, we think you are max
irg a mistake in not allowing your
daughter Emma to go out more in
society. Don't you know that dane
ing will make her graceful?"
We'll" said the great evangelist,
with twinkle in his eye. I'D rather
she had grace in her heart than grace
il her heels"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-10

up to his own dressing room and sug-
gested a bath. To the room he brought
clean socks, clean underwear, a suit
OF his own clothes, shoes, shirt, collar
and tie. and told his visitor that when
he was dressed he was to join him In
the library.
The black sheep, looking something
l'ke his old self in the Good Samar-
itan clothes. told his troubles and his
hardships over the cigars He said he
had returned to New York to begin
life anew, but he had not a dollar In
the world His story was pathetic IN
the extreme. and affected his old
friend deeply.
iii tell you what you'd better do,
the Wall street man said at length
sleep here tonight, and in the morn
ing. after you get a shave and hair
cut, go and see my doctor Tell him to
fix YOU up and then come down to the
Office. think | can find something
for you
With that they parted for the night
After breakfast the next morning the
Wall street man gave some money to
him and then wrote his Doctors name
and address on his card with line OF
introduction, asking the physician TO
FIX his friend, the bearer, up. He
signed it Yours hurriedly."
About II O'Clock the black sheep
turned up at the doctors Office. The
doctor was not in, and the caller sat
down to await his return. The physi-
clan came in about l1:40. He read
the message on the card and shook
his visitors hand heartily.
Glad to meet you" he said. AL
ways glad TO meet any friend Of Jim's.
What can | do for your" He noticed
his visitor was neryously watching the
clock.
why. Mr.. Dash wanted me 70 90 70
Boston for him on special errand,
and as he didn't have his check book
with him he wanted to know # ycu
would give me hundred dollars, 50
could leave on the noon train.
The doctor looked at the clock. Il
vas 11.45. Certainly" he said. He
Pulled out a pocketbook, counted the
desired amount out and showed It
across the table to his caller
"I1I write you a receipt for this
the black sheep said The doctor in-
terrupted him with, Nonsense; |
don't want a receipt. You'd better run
for it If you want to make the train.
The black sheep did.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-10
Prorer Method d RestInn.

Do you ache in the morning? II
that is the case the chances are that
1t is due to a habit of lying in bed
in a wrong position. The only posi-.
ton for resting is that which relieves
the muscles and joints; this is the
one called extension. People curl
themselves up to get warm and keer
warm. If the bed foot were thorough.
u warm on retiring there would be
no temptation TO pursue this plan.
Very few persons realize that to rest
thoroughly the muscles should be re
laxed. Another mistake is to have
the bed hard. If it causes aching, be
very sure that you need to have Il
softer. Do not make a martyr Of
yourself for the opionions set forth BY
some spectacled professor. He will
not bear your aches and pains.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-10
Our Mothers.

Col. Higginson, when once asked to
name the incident Of the civil war that
he considered the most remarkable
for bravery, said that there was in his
regiment a man whom every one liked
Ia man who was brave and noble,
who was pure in his daily life. sbso-
lutely free from the dissipation in
which most Of the other men INDUCED.
One night at a champagne supper,
when many were intoxicated. some
one In jest called for a toast from this
young man. Col. Higginson said that
the young man arose, pale, but with
perfect self-possession. and said: Gen
tlemen, l viii give you a toast which
you may drink as you will, but which
will drink. if you please. in water.
The toast that have to give is: Our
Mothers. Instantly a strange spell
seemed to come over all those tipsy
men. They drank the toast In silences
there was no more laughter, no more
song. and one by one they slunk out
OF the room. The lamp of memory
had begun to burn. and the name OF
Mother" touched every mans heart.
Independent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-10
a FoRTuNE IN AsHEs.


Wornour Incandescent Gas Msntles
Arc in Demand.
A well-known chemical company
pays a large price for the ashes aris-
ing from the broken and expended in
canffscent gas mantles. The value
Of these ashes lies in the residue OF
theorium and ceria in ash form. With
cut going into the chemical aspect Of
the matter il may be said these prod
nets thoroughly carbonized during the
life Of the mantle. are Of the highest
Importance in many little-known
processes. In every grade Of society
the use Of incandescent gas lighting
is so universal that the annual con
sumption ia the United States alone
is $500 900 900 and the value of the
residual ash from these Is computed
at no less than 100000. OF course
in the ordinary private houses not
much could be made by the sale of
the ash, but even here enough may
be saved to allow of the purchase of
three or four new mantles each year.
But in large buildings where the
weekly consumption may reach up
into the hundreds a very comfortable
addition might be made to the income
OF the attendant deputed to look after
the lighting arrangements. A hun
dred mantles a week would mean
about $40 perquislte at the end Of the
year. Many people whose business It
is to maintain, under contract. the
lighting of hotels, restaurants and
other public places, renew many hun
dred of them every week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-10
Prime Requisite.

"Blibbs, | want you to join the new
secret society I'm getting up" said
Blobbs. ITS going to be a winner
from the word go. It's to be called
"The Loyal and Friendly Sons OF
Courtesy or something like that"
What are the principles of the or
ier?" asked Blibbs.
"Oh. | haven't got that far yet.
Haven't even decided definitely about
The name
Then what makes you think it will
be so popular?"
Why I've designed the uniform to
be worn on parade, and it's got more
geld lace and epaulets and aguilIets
and brass buttons than the uniform Of
any order that ever was known"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-10
The Divorce Min.

"Do you furnish divorces here?"
Yes, sir. Just fill out this blank
with the names of the parties and the
reasons for asking for the separation. f"
Guess III take it home and have
my wife fill it out. She's better
writer than l am and has had a good
deal more experience"
"But this win delay the proceedings
at least twenty-four hours. l can't
guarantee you a divorce now before
Friday noon"
That's all right. mister. l don't
want it mite sooner. You see. my
wife is the best pancake baker in all
Sangamon county and she always
bakes 'em Friday morning. Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-10
oIdest LeaIsIator IN the worId.

David Wark, member of the Cans
iian senate from Fredericton, N. B.
vas 101 years old on Sunday. ThiE
venerable legislator, Oldest in the
world beyond doubt. is enjoying good
health, but has not yet attended the
present session Of the senate. He ex
poets to go to Ottawa, however, he
,ore the close of the session. Senator
Wark was born in Londonderry, Ire
and, and came to Canada when a boy,
de entered the New Brunswick leg.
stature in 1912 and was appointed
% the Canadian senate in 1867. In
politics he is 2 liberal and in relig-
on a Presbyterian.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-10
GREATEST BATTLE IN HISTORY
Conflict Around Mukden So Designated -0yama One Of
Worlds Greatest Soldiers.

whole army corps to reinforce his
left. March / Gen. Kaulbars seemed
to successfully resist Kuroki, but a
general engagement began along the
whole ninety miles Of front. the Rus
SLAMS holding their positions in the
center and making some successful
counter-attacks on their extreme
right The Titanic struggle continued
Thursday. the 700 900 men and 5000
guns battling desperately, the Rus
sian left wing being driven back thir.
teen miles from Ia Pass.
Then by some military magic. by a
forced, hidden march that will be for
ever famous. Gen. Nogi and his Port
Arthur veterans appeared opposite the
Russian right flank. To them and
Gen. Nodzu's army was assigned the
task Of crumpling back the Russians
and threatening Mukden from the
west. Under cover Of these demon
strations strong Japanese force was
pushed to the northeast to cut the
railway and telegraph lines upon
which Kouropatkin relied exclusively
for supplies and communication and.
after Kuroki's success. which the
daring Oyama took for granted, to
join part OF Kuroki's forces in sur
rounding Tie Pass, Kouropatkin's last
refuge. forty miles north Of Mukden.
Tremendous Losses.
With tremendous losses on both
sides Oyama steadily tightened
around Kouropatkin great cord Of
men and steel. and despite desperate
resistance continued his drives
around both wings OF The Russian
army. Last Monday Oyama's front
was like a huge bow, the base on the
Sha river, the right arm reaching out
east Of Fushun and the left arm ex
tending west and north Of MukdeH-
March 6 the scouts Of Gen. Nogi's
army, on the west, and Of Kuroh's
met at Tie Pass; the iron circle was
forged, but was not welded at the
north. 1t was the beginning Of the
end. Kouropatlxin abandoned his
strong position on the Sha river un-
der cover of darkness. The japanese,
attacking at once from all four sides.
drove the Russians into Mukden,
which was entirely UNI elable. Friday
Kouropatkin telegraphed to the czar.
Last night began the retreat Of all
our armies"
The Japanese occupied Teta Thurs
day morning, Fushun Thursday night,
Mukden Friday morning. They had al
ready invested Tie Pass. prepared for
the Russians last stand, and cut the
railway
KuFoki was advancing northwest,
driving the panic-stricken Russians
against the japanese western armies.
Kouropatkin seems to have sacri-
feed his rear guard in a last desperate
attempt to cut his way through his
enemy, probably toward the northeast
1t is reported that the Russians have
lost 200 600 men, killed, wounded and
prisoners. 1t remains to be seen
whether Mukden will be. literally, the
Russian Sedan, whether no remnant
escapes of the greatest army Russia
ever assembled.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-10

Simple Bill Peters fell on the icy
sidewalk last winter and sprained his
ankle. His wife took matters into
her own hands and sued the town for
81 900 damages. The town authorities
tried every way to settle the case out
Of court. with as little as possible ex-
rense. but Mrs. Peters had all her
wits, even II Bill hadn't. She was
bound to get the thousand or go to
law.
The selectmen finally inveigled Pet
ers away from his watchful spouse
and got him into their room. When
he came out he started in bee line
for home. waving paper.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-10
Hereditary omcehoIders.

One Of the most remarkable In
Hances OF hereditary Office among so
acltors Is that Of the acting under.
Iheriff for the city Of London. Mr..
rufnell Burchell sits in his sherlr's
,ourt in Red Lion square on the
sench that his father. grandfather and
Teat-grandfather successfully Occu-
,ied.--St James's Gazette,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-10
Only Lacked Two Ciphers

Bursting in on Sarah. he shouted
Il got IL, Sarah; | beat the hull
DANCED town. This here paper is
worth $1,000"
Mrs. Peters grabbed the paper. It
was check for $40.
"Bill Peters" she screamed. .hev
you gone an signed on to them mis-
erable skinnints fer measly si0g~
"Talnt si0.n said Peters; 'ft's
$1,000. All but two ciphers an ihe
ink gave ont SOS they couldn't put
en- down; an enyways ciphers don't
amount to north:ns rs hggers that
counts"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-10

D. Cady Herrick, former Judge OF
he New York supreme court and
Democratic candidate for governor in
November, has opened law ofices in
he Hanover bank building. Pine and
Nassau streets. New York city. His
irm will be Herrick. Farren. Chase &
Pennie. Judge Herrick will also re-
ain his law offices in albany and viii
continue to live in that city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-10

A correspondent who accompanied
the japanese army under Gen. Kuro-
XII thus describes the movements Of
the greatest battle known to his
tory:
Oyama's victorious troops are pur-
suing Kouropatkin's army, crushed
and demoralized. In the greatest bat
tie known to history the Russians
have been routed from their chosen
stronghold so carefully prepared.
System. system, and again system has
triumphed over graft" G-d disorgan-
ization.
It is fair to assume that kouropat-
kin a fortnight ago had at his dis
posal between the Sha river and Tie
Pass 800, 600 enectives at least. Oya-
ma is far too sagacious to have tried
to enyelop such a great force unless
he had more men than his brave but
over-cautious adversary. So whatever
the reports spread to deceive Kouro-
patkin, the Japanese probably had
400 600 men at least when Oyama
first attacked in this battle Feb. 26-
This estimate. OF course, includes the
reserves that have been hurried for
ward and Nogi's army that took Port
Arthur.
Oyama's Report.
Oyama announced to his sovereign
on March 10 that he had successfully
completed his enveloping movement,
''in which we have been engaged for
some days past" The days past"
then numbered thirteen.
In all those days Oyama made not
one feint. He struck again and again,
but wherever he struck he was fight
ing, not feinting. BY his constant at
tacks he concealed his main purpose,
his final aim. He confused his enemy,
who undoubtedly was Handicapped by
an inefficient intelligence department.
The Japanese enveloping movement
began Feb. &c by Gen. Kuroki's right
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-10
From Brakeman 10 President.

Thirty-five years ago w. H. New
man was brakeman on Southern
railroad at 81 day; to-day he is pres
ident OF the great Vanderbilt system.
with a salary Of $4,000 a year, pa
latial residence in New York and a
private car so sumptuously appointed
that king might envy 1t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-10
Carries of EducatIonaI Honors.

Chandler Rathfon Post Of Detroit,
who is now studying in Athens under
the Charles Eliot Norton Fellowship
OF Harvard, has won three prizes: BY
attaining the grade Of A in fifteen diff
ferent courses. BY obtaining highest
honors in the classics and also lii lit
ersture. Ordinarily it is considered
exceptional to win any one Of these
donors.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-10

DO you think, professor" inquired
the musically ambitious youth, that
can ever do anything with my
voice?" ~Well,v was the cautious re-
ply. 1T may come in handy in case
Of fire."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-10

The Lady-"My poor man, is 1t real
y true that you have been arrested
70 often?"
Gritty George-"Why. mum. I have
,een arrested as often as II l owned an
automobile"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-10

First Female shade-I was down at
The Pearly Gate just now. girls, when
Mrs. Fore Brown arrived.
Chorus-what did she have on
Womans Home Companion,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-10

wing. The scene Of operations was
fifty miles southeast Of Mukden, in
front and west Of Ia Pass. an Inn
portant defile commanding the road
to Fushun, the eastern key to Muk-
den and about eighteen miles away
from it. Next day, displaying the
most desperate bravery, "clinging to
the rocks like leeches." the Japanese
threw a force across the Sha river
in the center of operations. All was
quiet then on the Russian right wing
70 the east.
Vigorous Attack.
So vigorous was Kurokis attack on
the Russian left wing that Kouropat-
kin weakened his center by sending
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-10

Reward Of Good Samaritan Who
Sought to Help Unfortunate
Fellow Creature. His Friend
Of Better Days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-10
BIG BATTLES OF MODERN TIMES.


The following historic
the dead, wounded. missing nc prisoners:
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Q c 9 M utes Creme.

Srau gmma 8. Burter aus Wla.
rpsuille. bic ghmeiter bes RpnareB.
mannes galberbeab eradhlt fDlaen6e
@eihibte
GDel1n. bas 16bterden elmer Ta.
mile in MaribnlI GDuntn, lit iebr
fnrhtinm, nnb ibr Batter, Der bepbs
ahtet bate. baB burh Wad1aiebiafeit
Die sSurhtIamteit liur grDBer murbe.
mollte Die aleine ernithaft pDrnebmen
uno hielt ibr einen aro6en Sermon
iiber ben Wtut. glls er fertia mar.
fraate bic Rleine.
.Bapa. fiirhteit Du Did nid,t,
tpenn Du cine aub iiebit ?"
+ ~Mber aepib nidt, gpelpn.4
.Muh uiht nur einem Bferoe ?"
~Nuh nidt.'
Mud nibt pot einem 6uuhe unb
elmer Diene unb 10 "a"
rMber nein Gtno.s
Mud niht. menn's opnnert ?"
.0ein." ladate Der Batter, .Du
Ndrrhen, audi aiht menn's bon.
merit. !"
.Nlio Bapa." iaate gpelpu feier.
LID. ..oa liirhteft Du Did ppr nihts
auf oer Welt. - blpB ppr Mama a.
Der Water blieb be Nntmprt ihul.
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sSiir $500 nad) Oentiblano.

Deutib arnerifanilde Beitunaen
perben i'm alten 8aterlanb NIT aro-
Bem Sntereiie 9eleien, neil iie 1i6
frei anslpreben uno bdufie pDn brii>
ben mebr Neutgfeiten unb Nahrihs
ten bringen. als bic beutlben Bel.
tungen ielbit. Die rsyreie Hreile fiir
Eeras" 1T oriiben iiberal, tpDbin iie
aeianot wirb, elm lebr germ geiebener
@aft uub fam iib ribnlen, Mner.
fennnng uno 8iirhigung au finben,
tpie aus aablreiben 8riefen an uns,
iDuie an Oieienigen, pel@e bas Blatt
an ibre 8erwan6ten ibiden, berpDr.
3ebt. Wer baber ieinen 8erpanbten
unb Sreunben cine syreube erpeilen,
ibnen elm millton1meneS @elbenf
MAIDEN Mil, Der beitelle fiir Iie Die
nSreie Breiie fir Teras". Das Sn.
tereiie fiir 9eraa, tuie iiberbaupt fiir
ben Staat uno bic @egenb, po bic
Bertpan6ten tpDbnen, 1T in 9eutlhs
Lamb iebr lebbaft unb es lit unm6g.
licb, in Bripatbriefen cine 10 grun6.
lihe Iuftldrung unb Belhreibuna
oes fremoen 2anoe8 gu geben, tuie
bies Die nSreie YreRea atIm6Aents
lih tbnt. STR ben 9eringen Nreis
bon So Derienben mir purtDfrei auler
reibbaltiges Wohenblatt ouf Elm Sabr
an irQenb eine Ghre{ie i'm Nuslanbe.
Die sfreie Yreffe fir 1eras pnbf.
GpmbaMh,
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Wau5 abseipannt uaO anf9elOa.
Sumocrte tn gam QlntDmtD befimbea
itdb tn nteiem 3nftanbe.

SIMMER abgelpannt.
Wfu0e Sag uno 9tabt;
Riden- unb Seitenldynerseu;
Wlles megen Der Nieren;
Die Otieren miiiten anaereat Derz
ben;
Cine San WutoniDrin Beiat Guh,
auf pelbe @eiie.
Wirs. 3ampn @arcia, Die 6rau
oes SEQ. 206 9tebrasfa @trabe tD0b-
nenoen RamDn @arcia. iagt: uSeit
bier Doer iiinf Sabren bate ih mebr
ooer neni9er Nierenleioen uno litt
an 1bmabem Muden. Wenn ib ldns
gere Belt aufrebt itano, muroe mein
8uden 10 miibe uno ibnah, oaB eS
fiir mid ibtper tpar, meine Mrbeiten
gu beiDreen. Cine ueberanitren=
guna periblimmerte ben 9bmer5
uno penn ih mid erfdltete, beriblug
fth bic grfdltung auf ben @iiden uno
ib lit fiirbterlih. SD b0rte. oaB
Doan'S 9eierensBillen bel Der 8erar
Drug Co., Ooer bel Slider & Sprin.
9aQ gu baben Itnb urb ib beribaffte
mir cine Gbahtel bapon. Sic tpirt-
ten iofDrt uno ib fiblte mid BON
benz eriten Gage an, no ib iie nabm,
better. Die Yiaen beieitioten iblieB=
lib Die 8udenibmer3en in raoitaler
Weiie uno oaber peiB ih, baB Iie
aQe8 erfiiQen, tuas 5u ibrer gmpfeb=
lung aeiaat mirb.
@rbdltlitb bel allen Drogniiten.
Breis so Gents. JDiter- WiIburn
gD. in Buffalo, y. g., aueiniae
Ngenten fir bic Ser. @5taaten.
BergeBt nicbt ben Namen s oan
un6 acceDtirt tein 5ubititut.
.3ura unb sdaia"! Dieies
neueite oeutihe Sprahaebilo tauhte
iiineit nah Der sc. g." in elmer
oeutiblanoilhen Buban8eiae auf:
~tura unb 5iigi9 bat Der Mupr ben
R0nflitt bebanoelt. Das WDrt
,grDBailgig''. oas iih 10 aerne bort
einitellt, ND Der Begriff befien, mas
eefaet merben lDlI. eiaentlidb ieblt,
1T leioer ttur sa iebr befannt aemDr=
ben. &ein 4aiier @eburtstaesi ipeed,
teine Stiftunesfeitrebe. tein Tlotten-
pereinsmanifeft, teiit ,aielbemuBter'
NaitatiDnsiprub Obne bieles arnB.
aiigig! Nidt lanae unb mir tperben
oap0n leien. baB ber Railer .,ernits
5iigig" oem SalDnuaaen entftieg.
ooer Der @r0Bfiirit e. .,ionbersiigie
auf benz BabnbDf SrieoribaitraBe
eintraf. Sour ueiter
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gett ttper go sxanreu

iHUn tuurbe Wlrs. WinSlDm,s SOP.
thing Sbrup uDn Willipnen Dun
Wiiittern beim Babnen Der RinDer
anaeuenhet. Wirit Du i'm Ghlafe
6urb bas Gbreien eines &inbes ae.
itDrt, oaB i'm 8abnen iit unb upr
Sbmeraen tueint? Wenn 10, laf5e
iDfOrt cine sFlafhe pDn .Wlrs.
WinslDms 50Dtbing Syrup" hDlen.
Sein Wert lit unbeaoblbar. Sc ruiro
oem tleiten 2eioenoen lOfOrt Ninoe.
rung ue6baffen. WerlaBt euh ba.
raul. Wiitter, es lit tein 8ueifel
barlber. &c beilt Diarrboe, reau.
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