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500 Re ward, s1oo

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure III all its stages, and
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being constitutional disease. requires
a constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mu.
cous surfaces of the system. thereby
destroying the foundation of the di-
sease. and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have 80 much faith
in its curative powers that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case tha
1t fails to cure. Send for list of tes.
timonials.
Address F. J. Cheney & Co..
Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists. TOO.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti.
patton.
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ST. David's Day Celebration.

The people Of the Baptist church
last night gave 3 concert in their
house of worship in commemoration
OF st. David's day. The house was
we'll filled considering the other at
fractions in the city. A very we'll ar
ranged program was rendered and each
rendition was spplauded. The pro-
gram as rendered follows:
Piano solo, Mr.. Tom Irwin
Vocal solo Mr.. Elmer johns
Reading. Miss Bell
Bass solo, Mr.. Milne.
Piano duet, Misses Lines and Smith
Historical sketch. Mr. Milne
Soprano solo. with flute obligato.
Miss Lila Smith
Duet. voice and cornet,
Mrs. Wayne, Mr.. McCandless
Cornet solo Miss Parnall
Reading, Miss Sheafer
Tenor solo. Mr.. Roberts
Glass Song.
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cepted. DR.. Moore then nominated
Julius McOaudless for the position,
and b. h Barton named Albert
Brown. The chair appointed ss tel.
lers Messrs. Alfred Durfee aud K. a.
Ramsay. The vote resulted Me.
Caudiess sS; Brown 81 The chair
declared Mr. McCandless the nominee
for mssSr.
The nominees for city attorney were
q. ii Wilkes and Lee Champion.
The vote resulted. Wilkes go. Cham
pion - Mr. wilkes was declared
the nominee.
For city clerk there were also two
candidates, May johnson and Mrs.
Mary Profit. The vote resulted
johnson 20, Profit AZ. Miss johnson
was declared the nominee
For city treasurer there was but
one candidate named, ". p. Wilhar,
and he WAS nominated by unanimous
vote.
". H. Tabor was nominated for
city marshal. being the only candidate
his nomination was made by unani
nous vote.
j. S. Mackey was unanimously
nominated for street supervisor.
For police judge, O. W. Cannon
being the only nominee. his nomiDa-
ton was made unanimous.
A. b. McFall was the choice of the
convention for city engineer.
On motion duly seconded the chair
was instructed to appoint a committee
Of three on vacancies. Carried The
following committee was named. DR..
f. X. Moore. d. A. Jack and E. E.
Watts.
The convention then adjourned.
The various candidates will meet
and select campaign committee.
precinct chairman, etc. and enter in.
to the spirit Of the campaign at ,once.
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In pursuance to the published call +
bipartisan mass meeting was held
in the city hall last night for the
purpose of placing before the people a
ticket to be composed of men known
to be conservative and economical.
Judge Bradley called the gathering z
to order and explained the object of
the meeting. aud asked for nom ina
tions tor temporary chairman.
Prof. Shuck Was elected chairman
by acclamstion and f. E. Watts tenn
porary secretary.
On taking the chair Prof. Shuck
stated that it was against his wishes
to dabble in political gatherings and
had always avoided doing 70. but 81
this had been called q non.partisan
gathering he would not object to act,
ing as chairman. and thanked the
gathering for the honor conferred.
The temporary organization was
then made permanent.
A motion was then duly made and
seconded, that the ticket to be named
at the meeting be called "1he Iude
pendent Ticket" 1t was SO ordered.
D. A. Jack was recognized by the
chair who spoke in favor Of nominal
ing the present mayor and entire
board Of aldermen giving his reasons
for 50 doing. He made q motion to
that effect which was seconded. and
after liberal and favorable discussion
the motion was adopted. Mayor
Moore. who was present arose and
thanked them for the honor con :
ferred on him, bat stated that during
the last two years he had devoted
much of his services to city affairs
ften being compelled to neglect his
Professional duties. and that he felt
that he could not accept the nomina-
tion for mayor for another te IN, there
fore declined. His resignation was &C.
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Cured Consumption.

Mrs W Evans, Clearwater, Kan. !,
writes; My husband lay sick for
three months. The doctors said be
had quick consumption. We Fro.
cured bottle Of Ballard's Horehound
Syrup. and it cured him. That was
six years sgo and since then We have
always kept bottle In the house.
We cannot do. without 1t. For coughs
and colds it has no equal. $50. 800
and 81 90. Sold BY Florence Palace
Pharmacy and A A Hull.
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The Best Cough Syrup.

8 L Apple. e1-Probate Judge. Otta.
wa Co.. Kansas, writes: ''This is to
say that have used Billiards. Hore.
hound Syrup for years, and that do
not hesitate to recommend it as the
best couRht syrup have ever used I"
25c. 600 $l.00 Sold by Florence
Palace Pharmacy and A A Hull.
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Invaluable for Rheumatism.

I have been suffering for the past
ew years with q severe attack of
rheumatism and found that Ballard's
Snow Liniment was the only thing
that gave me satisfaction and tended
to alleviate my pains. March oath.
1902. John o. Degnan. Kinsman, Ill.
25n 800 and 500. Sold by Florence
Palace Pharmacy and A A Hull.
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Closing Out.

Twenty mems suit,ngs in all colors
worth t2s to $50. Close ont at see.
46tt Florence Tailoring Co.
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The Fremont Hotel, Florence, Colo

One of the finest hotels in the state Rooms baths
electric bells and all modern
unexoeed Transoien $3.50 and $500 day Weekly and
monthly low that live money
costing II. L. RICE, Prop.
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were Interrupted by III health, but at
the age of - he began the study of
law in Boston and graduated from the
Albany. n. ", Law school, in 1863. He
was at once admitted 10 practice in the
state Of New York and in the same
year, before he was Il years old he
returned TO this city. which has ever
since been his home. In 1865 he was
admitted TO practice i'm the United
States district and circuit courts and
Was appointed q commissioner Of the
United states district court of Maine.
During that and the two following
years Re was in the Augusta city coun-
Gil, and served as its president in 1866.
and the following year he was men,
her of the board Cf aldermen. From
1869 TO 1876 he was in the government
employ as the agent Of the internal rev.
enue department.
In the spring Of !S7S. he purchased of
his uncle, Joseph A. Holman, of this
city, a half interest in the Maine Far
mer, with which he was associated as
pointed by President Garfield in May,
1881. postmaster of Augusta. IN 1882
he was re-appointed postmaster for an
other term of four years by President
Harrison. During lis first term IN u is
office he instituted many imnortant i'm
provements. IT was through his eHcrts
that the city was given letter ca:ricrs
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ana ne was untirn5 i'll his efforts to Sc
cure the erection If new post office
building for the city. For 10 vars he
was partner oi the late William -
fadGer. under the firm name IF Bddi,,'~
y Manley. publishers Of the Main. Far
, nler tn" position Of postmaster he
! filled for over seven years Until lie re-
SIGNED in August, 1892 To take. at Pres
id"nt IihrriS"n's request, a position On
the Republican national executive COM
nittce.
He was delegate to the Republican
national convention Of 1851, 1875, and
1852. From 1851 20 1901 be was menu
her of ~" Republican state corninittee
Of Main" ana for II of these % yeIrs he
WAS chairman Of me committee, sue
c""ai"r the late james G. Blaine in this
l'"Siti0n. During those 20 years lie WIS
the active lead"" and field general Of
inc Maine Republicans in all Their
state and national campaigns. and .ci
them to one we'll earned victory after
another.
In May, 1893. nc was elected secretary
of the Republican national committee.
and in January. 1874. he WIS made
chairman Of the executive committee.
IN tho memorable CarnplIgn Of 1896 he
was Il member # the executive commit
te" and throughout the wh)I campaign
WAS IN active leader ut the national
h"Hdluartcrs in New York He re-
manned Names representative en- the
!feDublican national committee until
1891. when he WAS succeeded nv lIcn.
John +. Hill Of this city. Four times
Mr.. Manley represented Augusta III
tlic Main" House Of Representatives.
Ills first two terms bnirr in 1887 SIS and
lN.5-9n ana his last two terms ;hog-uD
and lH0l-02 During his last term he
served rs SDe"kar Of the House. In
1HS2. NJ was elected 70 tho Senate serv-
ing with distinction in the upper brunch
of the list Legislature. Failing health
bad compelled his retirement from ac-
tive participation in political affairs for
IN" past wear or 40
DuIir" all his life there was no more
thorough going and earnest Republican
IN the country than Mr.. Manley. He
Continued on page 2.)
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Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington. Feb. 1T * considerably
colder in New England and decidedly
warmer in the Northwest.
There will be rain, Wednesday. in the
Gulf and south Atlantic states and SLOW
in the middle Atlantic states. the ohio
valley ana the middle Mississippi valley
and the lower Missouri valley. ANA HI
snow will "Xt,iid into the Lake, region and
New England. Thursday.
III" winds along thr New England coast
will he fresh northwest. diminishing. ana
ON the middle ana south Atlantic flesh
northeast. increasing.
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The Battleship Nebraska,

Viewed as a defensive or offensive On.
gne. the Nebraska represents the high q
'' 49,. - Ill, an" II
agency for the preservation Of leace IL
medicine. IIostetter,S. Stomach Bitters
ing n perfect remedy and for over 20 y49rs
has been the best on the ma rket rs -
maker and rreserver Of good health. Its q
wonderful the number Of persons that
taking the Rittcrs and such an experiencs
viii be Yours. too if youli only star It"e et
once Longer delay only makes cure 81 81
much harder For restoring strength,
cure poor appetite. nausea, hea dache IN ~
digestion. dyspepsia, liver troubles, ch;IIs
colds or la grippe. the Bitters is nm,
squalled. Try 1t TO-DAY.
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SUDDEN DEATH.
Hon. J. H. ManIey Passed
Away Monday Morning.
Augusta Loses a Leading and
Much-L0ved Citizen.
Funeral Services Will be at the House
at 2 p. NJ, Friday.

The whole city was filed with sor-
row. Tuesday forenoon, by the an
H"uhfement that Hon. joseph H.
Nanley was lead. The shock of the
"a" announcement was the greater,
t"o because Of its entire unexpoctpd-
ne So. as less than y hours before that
time, Mr.. Maney had been at his Office
III The Masonl- inilGin@ looking after
his business. ana joking with hi,
friends. apparently in as good health
rs ne mad been for some time past.
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Boston EarccaSt.

Boston. Feb. local forecast for Eos
ton ami vicinity: "Wednesday, laii: fre.,i
westerly Wilds. diminishing Thur gay
probably snow OF rain; waIm"r: citsi"ii!
winds, increasing.
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n. G.. Barker Co.,
Opp. Cony House. Augusta,
2t9 Water ST., Gardiner.
FAIR AND WARME

Washington, Feb. T. forecast fer
New England fair ana warmer,
Wednesday; Tiurs,iay fair in north.
cain or snow in south portion; dimin
ishing west to northwest winds.
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Fifteen Round Draw.

Chelsea. Mass, Fen. 7.--WilIio Lewis
of New York ana Jimmy briggs Of
chelsea. fought i rounds t. a draw NJ
HE Douglas e. {. tonight.
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IN Ne W ENGLAND.
Ice Embargo Shows Signs
Of Breaking Up.
Several Vessels are FI0ated
and Conditions Improve.
Mites From the Storm and Ice Floe
Along the Coast.

Boston. Feb. Considerable i'm
rroyrGuent appeared, Tuesday, in the
i,- situation along the New England
,casi. Nearly all the ice in Portland
h,rIDr w,s c.riind out by the ebb tide,
.arlv Tuesday, having been loosened
b. warm ather.
I:nzZard's bay was practically clear
ara. early Tuesday forenoon, the tugs
:. r. Sf,lt..un ana :. G. Hart and the
Gun bot list made lines fast to the
stranded Nantucket shoals lightship
1.ar DumIliug rocks. The vessel was
90 fast aground, however, that all eff
forts 10 l'oat her were unsuccessful and
il Mas found necessary to abandon
WORK until thc net high tide.
At Vineyard Haven the outer harbOr
is clear and there is much less drift
icD IL tie sound than for several days
although tlIn fcr iii the inner harbor is
stan firm. The schooner Clifford l..
WHIT. IS hi,'h went ashore on West
CLnp tlnatrl unhided ana without in
judy. Tuesday. The schooner Avalon is
still agr"uhh on West Chop, but is not
in Il dangerous position.
A catbu.it containing two men is fast
in the ire wen out III the bay OH Chat-
ham. and it is believed the men are III
some daug'r. At that port the i'm
proy"m,nt WAS only temporary, the
northwest wind having driven the Ice
back into the harbor during the night.
Normal conditions prevail in Newport
hIrhor ril a laiE" part Of Naragansett
by is fr'" from ice. The harbor at
Iroviirir". however. remains badly
crnI..d with ice and sailing vessels can
not rructurc it.
N"W!"'t' X L. rep T. i't Niii' "
b"t ii-htShp WAS sun ashore eariv'
FlIzz.r,ls I:ly. with the United States
eunb"at list lying nearby The ice had
dr'i''" away ~" " N'-sm'i WIZ sur
r"nh'"I ny '1"lf Nd'"r- me iol"'"liif'
t.I, 20
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THE SITUATION.
In Russia Growing Worse
Instead of Better.
Trouble Expected When .Strik-
ers Are Paid Off Thursday.
Are Becoming aggressive and Many
Factories Plan to Shut Down.

81. Petersburg. I. b. S.-12.11 4. NJ
For the moment th'- startling crime il
Il"lSin2fnrS has withdrawn attention
rom the strike situation Throughout
Russia. 1ndaN's events III Poland am
the Caucus. however. are quite SERIOUS
Enough in themselves. Disorders il
tn" smaller industrial towns Of Poland
hHVc added more than Il score TO the
tale 81 the killed. ana Iruois have mao
to be sent to Warsaw and kutue IS:
niilrs west Of Warsaw 10 uueIl urri;
i1tGs there. The strike conditions il
III" taU"u~uS are becoming worse
and traffic on the trans Caucasian
railway is interrupted.
The men employed in three St Pc
ttrsburg factories threatens to walk
cut. Yesterday. hut Ire gri, ,;.,cr il
this instance. winch is over strike. pay
VAS srltltd Ill Il conference.
y ItrSt mail factory in the Vassili
bstr"ff section VAS burned yestrrda !
ana lcrorlS " incen,liarism We're cur
rent but appear 10 have boon baStu
n rr' sumption lltlltr than proof.
The central committee of the Rus
! has issued Il violent rroylaiIatfon
which has been widely circulated il
the factories Of 81. Petersburg. calling
on the operatives to array themselves
.idcr the red tag of the social de
.lUCr3cY ai.G prepare for an armed re
ieNal Of tile january demonstrations
The proclamation bitterly uSslil>
church ind stat ana III. higher class
IS and concluded:
In order 10 gain victory we mus;
organize 4 vast Workmen's army
Then again we VIII start for the pal
&C" to present our DEMANDS no. with
cut weapons, no, with ikous ana not
with surplicatinns hut with arms il
our hands under the b!ood-rcl stand
ard of tn" Russian social democratic
PARTY
LodZe. Russian Poland, Feb It'll,
factories opened, Tuesday morning. bu
scare ely "H. OF jht Norkmen apreare !
ut one factory the men worked unit
lunch time ana then len and refused t
return, saying they did not want to J.,
killed from Il ballet from the street
I"cd through a door. Another factory
abruptly ended work.
The Situation appears to he growing
worse ami 4 critical time is expected
I"ch. 9, the dut" Oh which some Of III,
largest manufacturers hay" ,lrrIdrd /,
iay thtir employees the balance of theil
wages. dismiss them ana SHUT down til,
mill. indefinitely.
Tn" strikers .rr becoming rlore ag-
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u RS
NJ ARkFD DOWN

Now is your time to buy
mems fur coats, also cloth
coats, fur lined and trim.
med.
Ladies fur riding coats,
Jackets in Electric Seal,
Near Seal, Astracilan, both
plain and trimmed. Special
values in Persian Jackets
at $500.
All scarfs, muffs. fur
caps, gloves and chiidren's
furs at prices that will in
terest you.
Remember it is our Gus
tom to close out every fur
garment at some price
rather than carry them
over.
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MAINE LEGISLATURE.
sEVENTY-sEcoND SESSION.
SENAT E.
Tuesday. Febrll


Senate called TO ORDER by the Presi-
dent.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Quimby, Of
Journal Of the last session read and
approved.
Papers from the House disposed of in
concurrence.
On motion by Mr.. Clark of Hancock
I'll. AN act to abolish the office Of
Inspector IF factories workshops
mines and quarrieS." which came from
the House referred by that branch to
thn committee m Labor. vas tabled.
A message from In, House was de-
livered by Mr.. Nimoall. o. ROckland
as follows:
Mr.. President: nm charged with 4
message from The House requesting
the return to that branch Of bill, Ian
'ct To impose 4 tax or the business Of
selling, giving ~ delivering Of trading
stamps. etc" This III wa; introduced
IN the House on tn" seventeenth of
January and VAS referred to the COM
mittee on Legal Affairs sent to the
Senate, and az understand. is now on
he table of the Senate.
on motion by Mr. Clark of Hancock
the bin referred to in the foregnin.
message WAS taken from; the table:
.Ir.d on further motion by the same
senator. the bIil was returned to thu.
House.
The Committee IN Appropriations
md Financial Affairs, having r-lnrtc /
80 tn" House OF til" general arprouri-
ltiun bill. reporting IAN at to provide
~ part for the expenditures OF Govern
ncnt for tn" year 1905" and that tn
same ought ~ lass. said report having.
been accented in iii House. on motion
~ M. Putnam Of Arcoetook SAN
report and aeon panylng bill were
;HhlrI.
The following communication WIS
received from III" Secrt tary of state:
To tt" President of thu Senate AMI
Srt aker Of the House:
have. the Inaor ta herewith trans
,Iit the annual rcnort of the STAT
Treasurer for the wear ending DECENT
Der 81. 1901.
Very rcsp',- vorr
(Signn5D BYRON BOYD
Secretary of St,tn
On motion ~ Ar Siurson az Y,al-
Tia fn1..~oinn communication An ~
mort We're. ,afarr.d 10 the cn,nritta, ~,
Annrnnri,tfn,.. .n1 Eir.,,,,;,1 .froire
The foIlowin.r hills natitions ana 70
solves vora ,,r4.scntad and raforrad.
rv Mr. u.sr,tor of En,nabon. PIN
~ al II ev.nn3 IN. cor,.o,, ~, mower.
of The Sebastirook Manufacturing an.
Power Company.
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PA ~ % S
Gle ara nee Sale

To make room for spring goods During
the next two weeks al pianos 10 lac. CLOS I
ont At genuine bargain prices and IA easy
terms. II Will pay Y see US e;irly.
AUGUSTA PIANO COMPANY,
F. T. * W. T. NOBLE. Pr0ns
Up. IonE hONSe Up Stairs
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A Nisht-Cap of Sanford's
mu ng nof o WARNS ~, the blood rests the
'Huslies aHu QuiSts TIE nerves. sss
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South Dartmouth, Mass, Feb. =
Continued on page 80
Baby Sleeps, Mother Rests
After or" application of tuiicura to skin
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Hon. Joseph II. Manlev was born ~
Bangor, oct. T.. 1872. II" WAS cduratcl
u The public schools AMI At tho r1mou-
Abh"t Iittl" Iilue school, Furiuimg-
tan. His plans for a college etlucatioj,
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Legal Affairs.

Ry Nr. Morse Of Waldo: Fill. an act
additional to chapter III OF the Re
vised Statutes relating to officers OF IN
sane hospitals.
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Very resp Your.
BYRON BOYD,

On motion ~ Mr. Simpson Of Yu.l:
til" fo1",coing communication ara re
port We're r"f"rr'd 10 the committee on
appropriations and Financial Affairs
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Banks and Banking.

bahKS ana Banking.
BY Mr.. Allen Of York, bill. an act to
amend and extend the charter of the
Sanford Trust Company.
by Mr.. knowlt0n of PcnOgscot:
Bill. an act to incorporate the Kendus-
keag Trust Company.
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Railroads and Expresses.

BY Mr.. Heselton of Kennebec: Bill,
anact to incorporate the Bangor and
Northern Maine Shore Line Railway
Also, bill. an act to authorize the
lContinued on page "a
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Der Gbincie ais Rand,cr.

@on alien RauGern ma6t iih Ser
Gbineie Die srSbten INSTRUMENTATION
unb erreidt bod oamit am tueniaftsn.
gr fiibrt cine fleine, halb nit WaTer
sefiute Goie eitpd bon Der ooppetten
Gr0be zines ftIb.rnen Gigdrettsaetuis
BEL ii1. On Dem einen GnS. befinSet
fid elm abnebmbares oiinnes Ho6r6en
- ala pfetfentopf - unb am anoern
bas Hobr NIT Wunbftiid. 53uer't
nimmt Der Hdudsr nun oas Robr bers
aus uno btdit binourd. UNI cine ets
paise 8erfopfuns gu teieitigsn. Damn
ipibl. er in ieinen %unbequemen 2leis
~bunssfuden auf Der Suhe mad 9atdt
unb brinst fhliebli4 elm Stidden
Stoff berpor. norm elm tpenie bdpon
e~insetpidelt III. Worii1tis ersreift er
cine feline Mense Iabat unb ftopft i'm
forsiam in oas R0hrden, bas unses
fdbr fooiel fabt, tois oen aehnten gbeil
elmer ~s.tp0bnliden Cigarette. Str.ids
b0la1en fiibrt er niemals Bel iih, nnb
70 mrb er benr einen braunen Jibibus
leibsn ooer irgenbpo gu entoeden
iudsn. .inen Sioibus, Ser anseaiinsst
lanse 3eit fortslimmt uno aud au bels
Ter Jlamme anseblaisn peroen lam.
Damn tbut er aus feiner 2iliputpfeife
sinen laneen 3us unb geniebt ben
Wauh einiee Setunoen, Aierauf aber
fdnst er BITE Gefhi9te tuteber BON borne
an NIT Dem 1abatiuhen, Dem Stppf.n
bes Mbbrdens II. (. h..
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Gelb inn gand,c cines Tiid,es.

Gin Jiider aus @~erarbmer, 5rants
reid. fling biefer Sage in Dem bortisen
Gee .iner prdhtisen 9eht. Der 81
Yfunb ipoe. Ct pertaufte ibn flr So
an ben BETTER oes oortissn &otsls,
unb biefer brahte ibn fofert in bic
2ide. Ils Der Rod Ssn Slid dufa
f9nitt, sos er aus feinem Baud elm
portemonnai. NIT $50 Snbalt, oas er
iofort Dem SOtelbsiiber bradte. Ginise
.3eit porber bate in Dem Sotel Der
Gaasmeifte- Der Union m~uficcle" bon
SbiIot s.nobnt. Der BEL elmer Gdhrt
auf Dem Gee iein pcrtemonnaie bate
fallen taiea, oas nun 70 tpunberbar
ipi~ebersefiidt uno linn auseitslt
tpuroe.
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