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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-21


woman.
dropping her eyes from the fare Of
the great theater to the grateful dark.
ness Of the carpet.
There always Is girl" he replied.
| quietly. For goodness sake. Mabel.
don't look solemn. Remember our
kind friends all about"
She raised her head and swept the
house with the regal manner SO char
acteristic Of her.
Go on" she said.
well. this pathetically unequipped
hero fell in love with the heroiae os
course. Yes, he truly fell in icve. He
hardly knew 1t at the time, for he was
selfish young animal and little un-
derstood what love really meant. Per-
haps 1t was more desire than love.
Anyway he pursued the heroine and
won her for his very own.
And then. you see. trouble began
He was primitive sort OF animal and
his real civilization only began to be
foreshadcwed when he married the
heroine. Up to that time the whole
scheme OF the universe rested on the
cornerstone OF what he wanted. After
bit 1t began to percolate his selfish
ness that there were desires and
needs on her part"
Couldn't you manage to laugh or
look bored or something" she inter-
rupted. Our dear friends are becom-
ing interested"
He did his best. but it was more q
grimace than smile. She flashed
full upon him that marvellous smile OF
hers.
go on" she said. softly.
"Oh, well" he said. wearily. 1T Is
dreary story. He demanded every
thing gave little. and thought less.
And all the time he knew that she
loved him. And he loved her, too.
more blindly and passionately every
moment that he did the very things
to kill her love.
"Of course the end was bound to
come. There were chickering's and
scenes and there was brutal indiffer-
ence and exasperating slights-heav-
ems. there we're scenes between them,
disgusting, nexcusable-and It was
all his fault. He was forming his
character et her expense. and he
was killing her love. which 81 the
time he was learning to value the
more.
"And finally the crash came. The
bitter things she said in answer to
the bitter things he said ranked in
his heart until be no longer could
stand 1t, and he y. ,rmined to so
away and forget. SO the hero and the
heroine agreed to disagree and the
hero was to have left for Mexico to-
day--and never trouble the heroine
more"
"And uhy did he not go?" asked
the woman. flashing the ghost Of hsr
dazzling smile at the golden Cupid
over the stage.
HE went to the train and boarded
It." the man replied. regarding her
steadily, "but the flood gates Of his
memory opened and the tide Of his
great love swept over him and the
knowledge that there was to be this
box party came to him, and he knew
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-21
RIPPLES OF MIRTH
MERRY JEsTs GUARANTEED 70
CAUSE A LAUGH. .i
Poor Old Robinson crusoo Feared .
Hoodoc-HIucIdatisn Of old Mo
chanicaI Phrase r sshisnabls In
valid Up to Date. "


Yes. gentleman viii always dc.
stroy a lady's love letters whom there
has been quarrel between thsn."
"Of course. Jeanette. and so win .
lady destroy those received from .
gentleman. | hope you tore ~ that
batch you received from Jack"
Indeed did. tore them up In
the tiniest pieces imaginable"
And were you very angry, dearf"
Angry? Why. it took me two
whole days to paste them together
again"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-21

for sustained conversation It might be
easier" she said.
Il will.' he answered. sharply, turn
ing toward her, II will tell you the
story Of great love and its unhappy
end.
The hero was but an uniformed
boy. thrown into the realities of life
early because he happened TO have
besa born into the hot-houss atmos-
phsre 81 money and society. He
thought he was mature. experienced
and even blase. when really he was
more ignorant himself than the com
monest clod"
Was there heroinsr she asked.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-21
Copyright. isss, By Daily Story Pub. co.)


Young and charming Mrs. Curtis
sat In the extreme corner Of the big
double box which was slowly nlilpg
with Mrs. Potter's guests and looked
over the great audience with languid
interest. A great part Of the audience
returned the inspection with evident
Feltsh. II really was a very select
box party and the people out in the
body cf the house found delight
even greater than watching the play
In identifying the members Of the ex-
elusive set whose names 20 regularly
adorned the society pages Of the
newspapers.
Among all the distinguished folk In
the box none was so charming an OBJ
1eot upon which to gaze as young Mrs.
Curtis. The gods had endowed her
with great beauty and that subtle
charm which may be called person
ality or a half dozen other things.
Her expression was bright az q May
morning. albeit inscrutable.
Il wonder II she ever had care
beyond the selection Of her gowns"
whispered a wan little woman in the
balcony to her husband
And I wonder how she would look
II she had some downright trouble and
worry" she added with sigh at her
own fading youth
The box was now all but filled. One
lone seat remained and 1t happened
to be beside Mrs Curtis.
"oh. DEAR" said Mrs. Potter. a lit.
tie impatiently. How dreadful. Here
is Mr.. Curtis and the only seat left Is
beside Mrs. Curtis. | did not expect
you, sir. and had arranged that seat
for Baron Sternhold. Now you appesi'
Unexpectedly and this moment re-
ceivs a note from the Baron that he
Is Unexpectedly detained. I was sure
Mrs. Curtis said you would not be
here. Well. Of all things-that a man
and his wife should be seated visa.
Wis at box party"
And there was a ripple Of laughter
as Mr.. Curtis gravely seated himself
beside his wife. He was handsome
fellow with his finely poised head so
at variance with the almost boyish
effect his curly black hair gave. I'm
like his wife. there were lines OF care
In his face and touches Of gray about
the temples.
Ed Curtis looks as though he had
been UP against some trouble" whis-
pered rudy faced old beau back in
the box.
''Or else he's been going the pace a
little harder than usual" retorted the
lady beside him carelessly. "Oh. you
men cannot 60 scot free from your
rexels."
In the meantime as Curtis seated
himself the color partly faded from
his wife's face. Her fan trembled just
perceptibly and the eyes still scan.
ming the audience were unseelng eyes.
without looking at him she felt rather
than saw that his hand resting SO
gracefully upon his knee was shaking.
"Inasmuch as we are on dress pa
rade and In full public view." he said,
leaning over and whispering In her
ear, 1T might be best to act II out
and display enough decent interest In
each other so as not to crafty the
fierce longing for scandal which per.
vades the kind hearts about u.s.
"You are quite right" she replied
coldly. Il did not expect you. l
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-21

"See here" exclaimed the husband
Of the fashionable invalid, whats the
idea Of the doctor coming here again
to-day?"
my gracious" she exclaimed petu-
lantly, "he has come to leave my
fresh medicine. You don't suppose I'd
use yesterdays. do you!"-Cathnlic
Standard and Times.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-21
asnaltlve.

The ancient reporter was Interview
ing Mrs. Methuseiah in reference to
her husbands age.
Suppose put him down at soo?s
ventured the reporter.
please don't" hastened the vener-
able lady Say he Is over 900 at
least He is very sensitive about his
age"
"Sensitive?"
"Yes. he is afraid people will doubt
his claim Of being the Oldest inhabt
tant.'"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-21
What Did He Mesn7

did you ever enjoy college
song?' asked the beautiful young lady
at the reception.
Don't think did" growled the
cynical man in the green necktie.
"Is 1t possible? You don't know
what you have missed in not hearing
college song"
"H'ml | didn't say I never heard
one; said never enjoyed one"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-21
The nest Authority.

"See herel" said the society re-
porter, "you speak of Miss Bloomudd
as the acknowledged beauty Of the
younger set"
YES Well?" replied his assistant.
"who acknowledges that?"
"She does"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-21
More for Hustlers.

Hicks There's nothing / hate so
much as lazy men.
Wicks-Well. wish there were
more of them.
Hicks-You do?
Wicks-Sure. The more lazy men
there are the less competition we'd
have In business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-21

Paw, can an honest man pay
poker?'
"Yes, Tommy; but he can't win any
thing"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-21

Thought you started Tor Mexico To-
day"
Il decided to defer 1t until to-mor-
row." he replied. III It were possible
for You to smIss pleasantly-not at
me, you know. but at somebody in the
audience, 1t might serve to lessen the
interest Of the dear friends about
u.s."
She flashed a dazzling smile at a
golden figure of Cupid over tho stage
Ia smile which drew an expression
OF agony to his face.
If you could think Of some subject
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-21

She's really lovely girl" he said,
"A blonde and extremely fair
head" "
''Indeed7 And what did she wear7''
Her eyes-you know those eyes like mist.
Just the color OF skies at dawn,
Wlth lashes the longest siilkiest--"
fes--yes. bu what had she on7''
Il liked her manner. Its gentle charm
suggested a soul at rest:
Ana then-her smile was so sweet and
Good gracious! How was she dressedYs
"she must have worn some sort Of a
gown"
"Why--.yes-that is certainly clear;
But did not see II, frankly own
I saw only her. my dearp'
-Madelne Bridges. in Portland Oregon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-21

Poor Old Robinson Crusoe-W What's
your name?
The Stranger Friday.
Poor Old Robinson Crusoe-Th
heaven that 1t amt the 18th OF the
month.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-21
Why9

Why7
Those De Punck girls are not very
Rristocratic looking. are they?"
mo, and they knew It. They are
afraid to 80 out on Thursday after
Moons"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-29

Sein ltanObofter Eotriotismis mo
Der aftiue Nntbeil, ben er IN Der ge.
Itdrfllng Der Sahe Der nellen HeplIb-
lif nobm, ermarben ibm 0aS Der.
trulien mo ole I6tung leiner Sanos-
leute lulo oie Sreunoi6ait oeS TaterS
leiucS 2anoeS.
0aS 8rlnoitiid iiir 6aS neile @e-
bGltoe mur0e pom @ouuerneur SO.
marc, ociien Hciterltatue Den Wonnt
&cruonG IaB idniidt, getallit. Seine
lodter, 6rau @iliam George Meeo,
meIhe i'd oa5 Tcrguii9en bate, 81
t%cnnen, mar cine @efebrtc Der futDo-
liiden Stride uuo fir Dicle Sabre
cine trcue Veiuherin Der Gatbeorale.
Seit ibrer Gimpeibung i'm Sabre
1921 mar oieie aatbe0role Der Sdan'
pluB picler beriibmter un0 biltorild)cr
8eriammlungcn. Seine Stride Der
Ser. Staaten bat lo.piele Weiben bon
9iih0ien mo Oroinotioncu bon
Erieltern geieberL mie innerbolb Die
ier Walern por9cnommen purocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-29
Die Gatbcoralc. Scier.

Cine glon5poue 3uiamnlenflnIt Ger
amerifoniiHW EraIatcn. Fro'
5eiiion Der @ciitlidfeit Der Iio.
5cie Der Nniang Der Seicr.
Moniignor IoIconio unO cine PIT.
5obl 0ii6Gic bci'm EotronotaicIt
Der Enliioniitcn. 60 &oroinol8ib.
bun@ iiber Die hun0criiGbrigc @c
lbid)te Der GQi6e0role.
GoS groBe Set Der tatDoIilhen&ir'
dc in 2lntcrifa, bic Gcntenliolie;er
Der Baltimore Gdtbeorulc, begiltnt
bcllte Worgen Inn I'll ll6r nit Ell.
Her ieierliden Ero3ciiion, al peld)cr
ii0 Die b01Iten Erdlatcn bcS &anocS
mo Snnoerte Frieltcr BON nab un0
fern betbeiligen mcrnen. Nn allen
&Ioitcrn mno Nettoraten limo aus
lpGrti0e Gr3biih0ic, 9ild)oic un0
Erieiter %einquortirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-29

Ann'S Stride ais 9iafon, Goter @.
:. Vullel bon Der Gatbeorale olS
Sub Iiafon uno Den $50. j. gn.
gel uno W. 8oiialo BON St.Wtarien.
Seminnr ais Geremonieumeiiter. Sic
Yreoigt miro pom Gr5biiboi =. ).
Hpan Don philadelphia gebulten mer.
Den.
Seute Nad)mittog h2 llbr 81.
ncr i'm 81. Murien . Seminar an Der
YacnitroBe.
Seutc Sbenb nm 7.45 Yro5eiiion
Dor ser Gciper bon ser aaroinaIs.Re.
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tbeorule nad Dem Sauptportal uro
binein nad) Dem Sanctuarium, uno
5mar IN perielben Srbrung mie am
WtorGen. Scr Siiiciant bel Der INN
5 llbr bc9innenoen leierlid)en Tonti.
iicol . Teiper miro Gr5bildoi 9. O..
Mebncr bon Milpoufee lein; oieErc.
oigt miro gebaltcn wcroen pom Grs.
biibof 5. s. 8lennan bon St.2ouiS.
Im Wontag Morgen um 10 llbr
ieierlibes &ohanlt nit Yatcr @m.
u. 6letder oils Gelebront, Eater s.
i. Sbomas oils Giofon Batter &. :.
@in0cr bon Cumberland ais Sub.
Giofon. Gr5biiboi ). s. aeane BON
Dubuque, ga, bolt Die Hrebigt. Gie
Notional . AIumni , giiociotion Scr
briltlihcn Sbulbriiper meroen Dor.
her iriiberc Sd)iiler in Der G%utbeoraIe
bc9rilBen.
gbcnos s ltbr Gmpiang ser 9i.
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bes Slotten SefretGrs GbaS. s. So
naporte uno Grpioerung SeitenS@i-
ibois 5. y. Gonobue bon @beeling.
Sur ielben 3eit geben Die rani9bts
OF Columbus" unoifi5ieu aud eineg
@mpiang int "Marplano : 5beoter."
Gle &coner Ucrben fem: Ndtb. 60
moro 8. Searn bon Mew.S aueu,Gon-
necticut, uno 0unoeS Senator s.
10. @earin bon Oregon.
Im Wontag begiunt audi Die Con.
pcntion Der yNational Mlumni.NIio.
ciotion scr hriltlihen Shulbriioer"
IN .Golpert.Sou," wclbe 3wci Gage
oaliern miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-29
Tas @cttcr.

Sir MorplonO unO Den GiItritt
Columbia rc0neriihe3 g4etter uno
0itlid)c @in0e.
Ger b6dltc SbcrmpnNterltono mar
Z @roo nm > llbr NodmittogS.
Ger nieOrigite SbermomcterItono
mar % @ruo nm 6 llbr WorgenS.
Ser n%ie6ri0itc Sbermomcterltanb
Der lcBtcn "a Stumocn in nohiolgell.
ben StQoteu mur mie lolgt: Galtport
81, EortIouo 40, Bottom 46, albonD
~, 9tem Oorf 80. Fbilnoclpbia 81
@tlontic Sin 4S, Woibin9ton 81,
NorioIf GO, SoitcraS Ga, Gborlotte60,
Wilminqton G2, 9barlciton 6G, ga
nanllub G6, Sodlonpillc Ga, Sipitcr
II, Sen WCit 16, Ntlontu 81, Wont.
aomcru 66, Hcm = Orleans GS, va
leitine 81, 0ulpciton y, GorpuS6bri
itic Is, Mcmpbi5 GS. Cincinnati IS,
Titt@burg Al, S5pcao 81 buffalo
81, Glcuclon0 10, 2etroit SO, Nlpcnu
-, WarQucttc 80, @rcen gap 81,
Chicago #. Iulutb "a, ct. saul IS,
ct. @oui3 81, anrio5 Gitp 80, Omn-
bo -, 0uron l6. 9iSmord AZ, ySil'
liiton 40, Saurc 81, Selena 40, Salt
Gate Sin ~, 9enncr -, NortbFlot'
tc Al, GoO9c 3S,. Nmorillo IL, &oS
Yngclc5 l6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-29

Cine aIte Srau oerlebt.
- emma q. @eit. cine 60 Sabre
olte Srau bon Scr. 1870, Marplonos
gpenue, muroe geItern Worgen ouf
ibrem @eee nad Den @erfen Der
~Gromn, Sort ano Zeal Co." oil Der
8nilioro- mno @irorb.Npeuue, no lie
in arbeit itanb, bei'm l%leberihreiten
ser @ltilioro.M penile bon eincn Wag-
gon Der @uilforO.g oeme.2inic &C.
t%roiien uno sur Seite geidleuoert.
Die alte Srau erlitt babel einen 0rIh
oeS reften 9eines mo muroe in Der
Imbulan5 oes mittleren Yoli5eioi-
itrifts nah Dem .Staot'SoipitaI" &c.
bradt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-29

| Sed@lnO5uon5i9 Sildole puroel1
Dor oieiem Iltor gelueibt, lno pielc
bicier YrGloten boben cine leitenhc
Stcuun1 in Scr omerifoniiden Sic.
rordlie |cingcnommerl. SD modte M
ter oeniclbcn onfiibren @bitiielb ulo
Gcclelton bon Baltimore, SeuDit bon
Bolton, 9uboia bon Nelu- Dorf, Ellr-
cell uno Gloer bon Cincinnati, Mbe-
Ian bon @bceling, 8roB BON Oregon
mo ole beiocn SolcpS, Namen, pelGc
il, ocn Ser5cn Scr @eiitliden mo oeS
Tolfe3 in birier Stoot geidrieben
Itebcn. Nou 0el &c Hiidoien, melde
bier sur 9ilhoi9miirOe er3o9cn MR.
ben botte ib ooS Fripilegium, 5ebn
81 ipcibc1.
Seit meincr 9eI0roerung 81 Sbrem
Gr5bilhoI. IN Baltimore babe ih 1856
EricIter oroinirt, bon 0encu $50 Die
beilige @cibc in oieienl Com crbic!.
ten.
Sn 0icier STRIDE murocn orci Er1.
loten nit Den Snlignien Der aaroi'
nolamiiroe inpeltirt. Sm Sabre 1895
lpllroc iG bon leiner Sciligfcit, YapIt
Geo Dem Grci5ebntcn beallftragt, Sci
ncr Gnincn5 &nroinnl Sotoqi Die
@nretta 5lt pcrlciben, uno iedS Sabre
ipGter pol5og id) elm Gbnlid)es gmt
gcgeniibcr Scincr Gminen5 &oroinol
Wartinclli.
Gieler cbrmiiroigc Sempel par Ole
0roBe @eiebgcbungSz Safe iiir Ole
Stride Der Scr. Stooten. 3ebn proz
pin5iolc Gon5ile ulo orei Ylcnors ober
Nationol.Gon5ilc murocn bier obgc-
bolten. &ohniiOigiier 6rancis ga.
trif &enrid fiibrtc I'M Sabre 1852 bel
Dem erlicn NntionolsGon5i ben Sor-
its. Grjbiid)oi Spaloing prGiioirte
bel Dem 5meiten Notionul-GonSil I'M
Sabre 1894. PIN lcttcn 9on5il be.
tbciliatcn iid IS 9iitGie uno Mebtc IL.
Die berporrogenoen Yriciter beS Can.
0cS. Bon Den Is ErGlntcn. mcld)c an
0ielem GonSil tbcillabmcn, iinb 6eu.e
MIR nod II on Seben.
nAber Die STRIDE lit nidt nilr cin
@ottcStempcl fir 0ie 2ebenocrl, ion.
Germ lie lit m,h ein Wouiolcum SIR
rnentmcibhorcn Ynlbcuobrung scr
Sootcn. Menn Sbr oicicn gltor aui.
llld)t, hobt Sbr cine ooppclte Yilidt
.5n eriilacn. Sbr lollt ben in Dem
So%bcrnotcl lieacuben unltcrbliden
Scilnno nid)t ancin uubetcrL lonoen
aud iiir Die Seelen Der peritorbeneu
Gr5bildofc betcn, beren irbiIhe Sill.
len utter Dem Sonftuorirm beItuttci
limo. Sn Der &rippe uilter oemSod)-
altar beiinoen lid) Die slihe bon Ger.
roll nno Marelhol mo BON Wbit.
iielo mo ecclclton, bon Senorid uno
SpQlotN0.
Giele unlercr omerifaniihen Niir.
ger boben Die @eruobnbcit, jGbrlih
cine Yilgeriabrt nod Mount 8ernon
81 MAIDEN, no Der &ater 0ieies 2an.
bes becroigt lit. limo 10 mand)er 9ir'
ger Der Hepublif Der Stride iiiblt lid,
nad oieiem Senlpel bingeSoeer, oa'
nit er oen lctten Mubeplab oes go.
triarden Der amerifaniiben Stride
bclidtiaen fam. llno ipenn Ser Ya'
triotismus Der amerifaniiden Wiir.
ger bmrd) ben Nnblid bon WaibinJ.
toms 8rob aui'S Neue ermedt Mrs,
10 ioate iidlerlid Der Gifer nno Die
Sinsabe oes Gbrilten erbobt iein,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-29

Ser IN Solge ieiner GiNenldalt ais
peri0nlid)cr Gertrctcr hcS EaplteS
bodmihtigc opoliollldlc GclcgutOtone
iiguor ToIconio lit 0oit I'M Eallloni'
Iteu &loltcr an Scr Sre0erid.9foaS,
lno oao Eatronatafelt, mcldcS ole
Eo%iiionilten gcitcrn in ibrer &ird)c,
Der ct. &oicphS STRIDE, iciertcr, mar
ocpilicrmolicn Gin &orb6te Der bcllte
be~9innenocn 0roBcu 6eIilihfcit III
ser Gntbeorolc unO licB ubncn, cine
mic aroburtiQe 3ulammlclltrnlt bon
YrGlaten c1 lein miro. Gem al Der
Fotronut2fGicr nobnIcn uilber Mon-
liquor Salconio pieIc oltSlpGrtlgeGr5
biih0ic utO @iid,0ie Sbeil. Gas
Eontiiicul Sod)dmt muroc BON 81
Idol 5. s. &ctnciip Don &ihitn,
Noni.. cclc6rirt, mo bic HrcOi0t bIClt
9iidoi e. $. Cotton bon Buffalo.
"0ibbonS
Scr Oiittelpuntt ocS &ntcrellcS bel
ser beute Morgcn bcginncnocn gro
beu bun0ertiGbriNcn Scicr miro &or-
oinul &nnlc3 @ibbonS, Der critic aur'
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t~Criibmtcr &un5elrconcr; mcnn CT
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ctlidcn Wonntcn lprod) or IN Der ga
thcOrolr ilbcr sic bcporItcbcnOc &ur.
o%ertiobricicr oc3 @oltinlorcr &irdlcn.
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SolgcnoeS:
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GonieQuen5cu iiir boS @o6ler1eben
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gell Nnlidten, menn Elm Wam obnc
Spmpatbie mo Sarmonie nit Dem
@eien ultD @elliuS Der nei,cn Hcplb'
lit erpGhlt lporocn m0rc, milrot Der
Tortid)ritt ser Heligion alti idllimmc
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0en iein. IS lit mabr, oaB Die Son.
ltitution ser Ger. Stnuten belIlmmt
baB Niemauo III Neligionaladjel be
l1lti0t merocn loll; ober ~9corlldte @e-
icbe iino, mie sic G~rfabrlulg Iebrt,
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elmer mgiinIti9en oiientlid)en Mei'
mnng, mo conititutionelle Mobnob'
men miiroen mir cine lhmnde Sdilb'
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oicc MaBnobmen burb Sas pntrio-
tide @eiipiel bes Soupt!citerS Der
onerifaniid)eu STRIDE nnteritilbt mo
gered,tiertigt moroen m1ren.
,Sobn Carroll mar Der Wann liir
Den Soften. @ir fonnen pei ibm Die
@orie ,SobnnneS oes S1uiers IN ans
wenoimg ~bringcn: ga mar Elm
Munn, BON @oit geldnot. oeIlen Na'
me SobnnreS mor. Gieier @anu fam
ais Elm 3ctae, nm 3eugenid)oIt bon
Dem 2ibt o%b5ulegen." Gr mar Elm
Wnm BON auiridtiger 5romntigfeii
mo crIcudJtetcm &eligionseiIer.
0ieie @abcn mld)tcn i'm bel Den
8lGlibiaen 6eliebt. Sein angebore'
mes 1nfteeiiibI. icine boiliden Nd
nieren ulo iein uuieblbarer Mobl'
tbGtigteitsiinm criporben Die abtnh1
ieiner Mitbiir9er, BON Senci or mil
uiclen in intimen yesiebungen obnt
llnierihieo aui ben @lauben Iiano
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Toe.
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Saith. Raaer.

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Wotfa nno Saba MIdnng.

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Staet Baltimore.
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Gan Trnnciseo nnb GaliioruicH iucr'
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fort an bic 5%nitGubi9cn Scamtcn Der
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SdiffSfartca BON nno uadj 9eati&.
Iann.

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timorc $52.5O @unoreiie 5n biuiae.
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