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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11
SHOPPING in Cairo.

Il entered Sid Okba's shop.
said the man with the Shep-
heard's hotel tables on his
luggage. and handsome
carpet caught my eye.
What is the price of that
| asked.
That carpet is not for sale,
Sid Okla answered. i bought
it at great cost for my own
dedication only. How beautiful
1T is. But will not monsieur
partake with me of coffee and
,igarots"
! partook. The next morning
| was in that neighborhood again,
and Sid came forth and saluted
me. He had changed his mind
about retaining the carpet.
Allah forbade selfshness among
the true believers, and, since /
desired the thing, he'd let me
have it for 81 O0l.
III give you $40, said |.
He fell back. almost fainting.
Then, in a weak. panied voice.
he offered me coffee again.
Next day. when | turned up,
he came down to $500 and | went
up to SD and we drank more
coffee and smoked.
Next day he dropped to $500
and lrose to S17.5). We were
very cheerful over the coffee
and Tobacco that day. We had
the carpet spread before us to
admire. 1t was evident that we
would strike a bargain yet.
And just before left Cairo
we did strike a bargain The
.arpet became mine for $50. 1t
would have cost $3.50 at home.
AS we shook hands in fare
we'll, Sid Okba said:
~ love a good bargainer
ike yourself. Bargaining is the
bloom, the perfume, the poetry
If trade. adore it. Once
ne ground his teeth-'once an
named Morgan.
pierpont Morgan, came in here.
selected three carpets, and said.
How much?' | told him $1,000
Tor the three, Well he said.
that seems a fair price, and he
paid me then and there in gold.
Sid rolled his eyes.
" What a mani he said. What
4 fool of a mani Were he TO 60
INTO business. he wouldn't be
Dut of the bankruptcy courts
.hree days. ~ VI.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11
TIE JASPER COLLEGE.

The , i annual session of the
Jasper 20 .ege opened Wednes-
dAy SEPT. g i, with an enrolment
of about 100 students. The fac
ult consists Of the following:
+ Bernard F. Chrysoston. f
Pniin, II. Apl1nse, Mr.. Andrew
Nolani, Hr. John Teder.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11
FINGERS GU OIL.

While working at the canning
factory Saturday Frank HoF-
mn, son OF Ohm Hoffman
living just west Of town. got his
hand in the ma .hinary and got
two of hi tin-e CIT Off.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11

III fur fter reason t'ha uhs-r'r "a +
Sslv ~hngld ~ kept in every hpn chal
On account IT o. greet aiu IN ihe treat
Inrni II barns II sllay. fhrpair a most
in.ianiiy, and unless the ininry ~ i sea-
y ~ .ne, heals the parts ~ Uncut leaving
= scar his salyc j. als1 nnegniisd for
chappel hands. sore nipples lud ii senses
OF the skin. Price. - cents For sai,.
by Jos. A. Mehrirger
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vi adison Township trustee
Notice.

Notice is given that hereafter the Trus-
tee OF Madison township Will be at his
Office each Saturday. ut his residence,
one mile southwest Of Ireland, Ind.
for the purpose OF attending to township
business and all persons having busiress
with the township are expected to con-
fine it to those days.
The township library is kept at Sam'l.
kean's in Ireland where all may obtain
the books.
The Indiana School books will be
found at Henry Summers store Mt all
times. SAMUEL A. GLezRN
Jan. 5, 1908. Trustee NJ adieon To.
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4 Sprained ankle may be- cured in
about one-ihird the time usually require r
by applying thamberiainS Pain Balm
freely. and giving Il absolute rest For
ale bv Jos 4 Nshringpr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11
The Gentle CqniC.

One man in a thousand feels
that he is appreciated, and that
man may be really overestimated.
1t is said that wealth dosen't
bring happiness, but most of us
are willing to try the experiment.
After all. there isn't a whole
! lot of difference between enter
ing upon a career and getting a
job.
The social whirl is apt to make
Ia girl giddy
Adam looked out for number
one and his descendants have
been doing the same thing ever
since.
A fool jumps at conclusions,
the wise man jumps away from
them
1t is hard to preach total absti-
nence when lemonade costs more
than beer.
Many a fellow has fallen in
love with peach. only to dis
cover that Fate mas handed him
a lemon
The fellow who always has his
hammer out is seldom the one
to nail lie.
Strange as it may seem you
can save yourself a lot of trouble
by not borrowing any.
First Dose Cured.
Permanent relief. My daughter
contracted chill. in 1871 SO prrscrip-
iion ever gave more than Temporary le-
lief, ~ tonic Kept them on Two bot
ties az Hughes fonlc cure. her com
ple'ely Sine had no chilli after taking
the 1rsi lose
Sold By druggists soc and sio0 bottles
PREPARED hY
POBlNS1N-PETTET CO.. Louisville.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11

Ex-senator r ". Milburn at
tended Court at Washington, Da-
vies Co Wednesday.
rfg-R. S. Hunter, left Tuesday
for indianapolis 70 attend the an
nual encampment Of the Indiana
State Militia Of which he is a
member
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11

- The boiies Of the stephen
Spl family WIN u were Inferred
IL the Stephenson cemetery in
Nh. Wes- enl OF town, Were re-
m)vei TINS W .eS to Far. view
Gem atary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11

~ Mr.. FRANK Dipps and Miss
Vary Schneider viii De married
in st. Josepi's church neNt lyes-
day morning.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11
LOCAL MENTION.
If YOU AE GOING AWAY OR HAVE A
VISITOR LET THE COURIER KNOW II.

p1r Mrs Gusta Heller, of Rock
port visited her parents in Jasper
this week.
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Gcud For Bhlicus1ess.

NJ took twa 81 Chamberlain Stomach
end Liver Tablets lat night. ard feel
flfv uer cent better than have for
v eks. SOY =. ]. Inest ne 81 Alirgan.
Mich ihav ere certainly tin. aiticle
~ 2. .ll,usnes~ FOR "a q by Jos. A.
Menunger. samples free.
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Died.

Alois. the l6 year old son of
Yrs. Catharine Bettag. died at
his home on Lower Jackson ST..
Sunday. from inflammation of the
lntestints. rhe deceased had
been deaf and dumb from birth
The funeral service was held
in st Joseph's church and
intcrment took place in St.
- eph's cemetery Monday
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Alxays Bought
si ssass ,ss Of &HZ1Z9(

~A-A large crowd from Jasper
and the surrounding country at
tended the picnic at Ireland Sun
day. A neat sum was realized
for the benefit of the Catholic
church there.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11

kennely's Laxative Congh syrup does
not consiipate like most Of the old fash
Toned cough cures, hut on the other hand
II gently moves the bowels and at the
same time heals irritation and allays in
ilammaiion Of the throat. Sold hy Jos
a. Mehringer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11

George p. Wagner is at
tending the State Fair at Ind.
annapolis this week.
rs-P. +. Sweeney left Sunday
evening FIR Indianapolis. after
spending several days at home.
R-Robt Hunter. Of Provi-
dence, Ky visited mis- parents
IN Jasper Sunday.
ra~Philip Mundy and familyo
Tuesday moved to a farm about
three miles northwest Of town
ga. Mrs. W. F. Crooks. of
Rockport, came to Jasper Wed
nesday for a visit with relatives
t1-Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Lam
pert. Of Chandler. visited rela-
ltives in Jasper the first part Of
this week.
a. Mrs. W. l.. Douglas went
to Evansville Saturday to visit
her brother Frank Smith and
wife.
iarK w. Hemner, wife and
son Ronald spent part Of last
week with MIR. and Mrs. P. l.
Sweeney.
s1r The Dubois County fair is
in full blast at Huntingburg this
week and the usual large crowds
are attending.
10Y Miss Olive Traylor leaves
tomorrow for Nashville to re-
sumo her duties as a teacher in
the schools there.
s0JoSeph l. Eckstein and
William A Schiller are attending
the State Fair at indianapolis
this week.
sg Mrs. F L. Betz Mrs JOS.
Gutzweiier and Mrs. j. p. Egg
visited friends at Dubois We'd
nesday.
say John Hauser a prominent
farmer of Boone tp. is visiting
at indianapolis and attending
the State Fair which is in pro-
presS there this week
pR- Hon Thos. r MARSHALL.
Democratic candidate for
Governor will speak at Hunt
ingburg Tuesday Sept p, at
l o'clock Z. VI.
fzr Senator K. VI. Milburn and
family came home from Bloom
ingtOn Saturday. He brought
a black Shetland pony home with
him purchased at Blooming ton
from Gentry Bros.
u-The picture show in front
of n Melchior & Son S new store
Saturday night was seen by a
large crowd. The views were
quite interesting.
AZ Frank Mendel and family
moved TO the Leber place on the
New Albany road Tuesday md
Mrs. Leber and son moved TO the
Mendel properly or Seventh St.
&C., The largest crowd in Jasper
in many years, if not the largest
ever. was in Jasper Friday to
see the Hagenbeck and Wallace
circus. There were very few
seats in the tent during
the afternoon performance. there
being about 5000 tickets sold
The show was good.
s-sr The bans of matrimony be-
tween Herman Eromme and Miss
Katie Hopf We're published in st.
loseph'S church Sunday Mr..
Fromne is the janitor at St. JOS
-ph 5 church and rectory and
dls, hopf is one OF The coo : at
he rectOry.
TIE JASPER COLLEGE.
The , i annual session Of the .
Jasper 90 ege opened Wednes-
lAy SeYt 9 j, with an enrolment
i about 100 students. The fac
.ltv consists Of the following:
Bernard. f. Chrysoston, f
'niln, II. ApNnse, Mr.. Andrew
Forand, lr. John Teder.
,0InrlieSi0l9P'S GlIIri
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srsr The bans of matrimony be-
tween Herman Fromme and Miss
Katie Hopf were published in st.
Joseph'S church Sunday Mr..
Fromme is the janitor at St. JOS
eph church and rectory and
MISS Hopf is one oil The coo : at
the rectOry.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11

s1-A Democratic Club was
organized at Holland Saturday
night and quite an enthusiastic
meeting is said to have been
had.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11

A-George Haberly left We'd
nesday for Il. Louis to join his
wife and then they will 90 "
Chicago for a visit.
s@-A child Of Mr.. and Geo.
Ferrebach died Wednesday and
was buried in st Joseph's Gem
etary Thursday morning. The
bereavcd parents have our
sympathy.
70 those afflicted with kidney ami
bladder trouble. hackache. rheumatism.
Pinules for the kidneys brings relief in
the q ret dose. Hundreds ofpeople toda,
testify 20 their remarkable healing and
tonic properties 30 DAYS trial 81 nU.
They purify The blood. sold by Flick
& Pau.
Monday was Labor Day
out the only way it was notice
able in Jasper was that the sa-
looms were closed.
s1yRev J. A. Breeder preached
his last sermon for the present
conference year at the Methodist
church Sunday evening.
Woods Liver Medicine n liquid form
for malaria. chills and fever, regulates
the liver kidneys and bladder. ings
qgick relief o. b.llicu-Ress, sick headache
constipation Pleasant 10 take The
81 - bottle contains times quantity
of the soc sizs. First dose brings relief
ts7- The town board holds a
regular meeting next Monday
evening to make expense allow
anceS.
pr Mrs. |. NJ. Dougan and
daughter. Miss Helen. of Selvin.
Ind. visited relatives in Jasper
this week
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11

II suffered hahiiually from constipa-
ton. Doan's Regulef- r-iivel aud
strengthened the bowels ~ tl they
been regular ever since. "A y iiav +
grocer sulphur springs. Tex
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11

s4- The Misses Isabelle and
Flora Lampert spent Wednesday
in Evansville.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11

Rings Little Liver Pills for billousne-s
sicSheada,.he. they keep Won well. a5g
Try them. Sold by Flick * Pau.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11

NJ The picture show in front
of N MeIchior & Son S new store
Saturday night was seen by a
large crowd. The views were
quite interesting.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11

koiol viii, without doubt, make yOul
stomach strong and viii almost instantly
relieve yon 81 all the symptoms OF indi-
gestion. Gei bottle - il today II j.
sold hsre bv Jos. a. Mehringer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11

p1~ Mrs. |. NJ. Dougan and
daughter. Miss Helen. of Selvin.
Ind, visited relatives in Jasper
this week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11

t7r The town board holds a
regular meeting next Monday
evening to make expense allow
anceS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11

DeWiit's Kidney and Bladder Pills
ar for weak back. backache. rheumatic
pains, inflam.tion Of the bidder and an
other annoyance~ due 10 weak kidneys.
They are sold by Jos. A. Mehringer
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11

DeWnt's Carto'ixei witch llalye ].
the best thing % use Tor piles Sold bs
JO- A. Mehnneer
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11

snr The Twentieth Century
Literary club have resumed their
meetings for the Fall and Winter
seasons. They met Wednesday
evening with Miss Maggie Cas-
trup. and will continue to meet
every two week on Wednesday
evenings as they did heretofore.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11

kO icl viii in very short time enable
the stomach 10 90 the work il should do
and tie work il should 10 j. 10 digest an
the food you cat. makes ia stomach
sweet and II j. pleasant ID take. Ii b.
sold here by jos. 4 Mehringer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11

DeWitt's Little Early Risers are small
pills, easy - take. gentle aud sure. Sold
by Jos. A Mehnnger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11

III Won sufferer from piles. Man
IAN Pile Remedy will bring relief with
tne first application. Guaranteed
Pnce soc. Sold is Flick q piau.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11

Miss Title Buettner left
Saturday for indianapolis where
she will again teach school the
coming school year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11
rssr Mrs. J. II Stewart visited
friends in Evansville last week.

49, The local bali team will 20
to Rockport Sunday to play the
team there.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11

f7- Senator K. VI. Milburn and
family came home from Bloom
ington Saturday. He brought
a black Shetland pony home with
him purchased at Blooming ton
from Gentry Bros.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11

reA.G George p. Wagner is at
tending the State Fair at Ind
annapolis this week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11

Monday was Labor Day
out the only way it was notice
able in Jasper was that the sa-
looms were closed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11

scyRev J. A. Breeder preached
his last sermon for the present
conference year at the Methodist
church Sunday evening.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-11

sf1- John Hauser a prominent
farmer of Boone tip. is visiting
at indianapolis and attending
the State Fair which is in pro
gress there this week
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-04
Wpti5 an Stenersabier.
Mopor's Office, San antonio.
Seras. 1908

IS miro hermit angefinoigt,
bob Der o8oaro Of Gqua(ilo-
tior" an Wontag ben 2. Nobeulber
in Der Office oes Staot-aiieIjors,
3immer Is Ser Staotbaae, 5uIolrl-
mentritt, I'M iiber Die Appeaationen
gegen oie @ntideioung oes Gtaot-
Iiieiiors un0 iber aae bonn MljeIlor
gemadte aiieiiments (angegebene nno
nidt ongegebene) fir gigentlrm fir
oas am 81. Moi 1903 elloenoe Sis
toliabr 81 berbanoeln.
9ie 8eborbe bleibt t6elid bon 9
ubr bormittags bis / ltbr noGmit-
tags (Sonntag unh Seiertag allsge-
ihloiie1D in Sibung uno beenoct it,
re arbeiten innerbalb ied5ig Sageil.
geadoem iid Die gq1alilations-8e-
boroe oertaet bat, tperoen lpeoer Scr
Staotrat, nod oos GiieIiment-8o-
mite 8etitionen be5iiglid Ser Niieli-
mertS beridii6tigen.
grDan@ aIIagbon
sltteitiert: @opor.
Sreb. S
Sta6t.Glerf.
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MIIerIei.

0ienitag morgen ranllten an
Der gde Der Marfet uno Ser Siio-
MIomo StraBe Elm @asen Der 5ener-
tpebr COMPANY SEQ. Z nit eine1n
StraBenbobntpagen aulammen stpei
5euertDebrlente, Gilbert g.. &opep
un6 2ouis Moglia, puroen perlebt,
elm britter, 6. 8. Mea6otps, muroe
bonn @agen geidleuoert, entfm obar
obne @erlesung. Die Geuertpehr
NOR auf Dem @ege nod Dem Sailie
bon 80. so. Garber an Ser @pe. 9.
Ser iunge Connie Sal, Der nel-
lid fefnen Stiefbater Sad Mnoerion
erfdoifen bat, lit gegen Steaung Ell
ner 8urgidaft bon $500 aus Dem
@efdngnis entlaiien.
SIN Sitter bon 81 Sabrell
itarb 5ral Gannie s. &rouie, @nttit
BON @rnit S. 4rouie.
Mus benz 9nuie bon Srau @.
s. @rieienbed uuroen Ieste Wa6t
200 Glaiden @ein geftobIen.
Sn Comfort ftarb Srau Hoio
Woering i'm Sitter BON 78 Sabren.
Mus Neu-9raunfeIs miro ser
Cob bon Grieorid aoTenberg gemefoet.
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Ser entlarptc gaid,enbieb.

Quf ingeni0ie Dirt nurbe auf Der
8ii6ne eines 9arietes Sbeaters in ga<
rig Elm Saf9enbieb entlarpt. @r bate
bur9 feline pebddtisen gstpssunsen I'M
mitten bes publifums ben Mrgfpobn
bes @ef9aftsfi6rers erpedt; unb bic
Ter perfiel duf folgenoe Sbee, i'm benz
Saf6enbteb ncoram publieo" bas
.5anbperf gu legen: @r fanbte gu
einem Nrtiiten, Der ansebli9 aus Der
9uHpffddr ben @1drafie. nnb bic 3uz
funft zines Menf9en gu lefen perftanb
unb CAB biefem Die nDt6isen Snitrufs
tionen. Damn bertiinbste Der 3arietcs
birettor, baB bic nd9ite Drummer bes
prosramms cine @inlase iei, in Der
Elm Giinitler aus Der 9anbflGGe nabrs
fagen fpiirbe. Die erite perlon, bic
barauf BON benz 0rtiften auf bic 8Ihne
serufen ipurbe, mar Der Saf9enbieb,
unb Der Wa6rfd9er bob alip an: SD
iebe in ben 2inien Sbrer t9anb, bab
Sic elm setpiegter Saf9enbieb iinb,
uno baB Sic in oieiem @ariete gear
beitet baden. Sd bin baber, 10 leib
ss mir tbut, %seatpuneen, Sic BON Der
Yoli5ei feitnebmen gu lafen." Der
FOLDER Dirt iiberrumpelte @erbredel
prpteftirte beftig, aber Der Mrtit
tpanbte iid an bic 3ubOrerfdaft unb
erfn6te bieienisen freunbli9f auf5us
iteben, beren llbren, 8Drfe en- unb Brief
tafden perfdmunben feien. giner mad
benz anberen sr6ob iid, unb fdlisblid
mar es elm gan5es DuBenb 2eute, bic
erfldrten, beftoblen tporben au fem
Die i6nen entfpenbetsn Wertbfa9en
ipurben Bel Dem Sai9enbieb sefunben,
Der angeiiats bieier 8etpeiie fem 2euas
men %aufeab, unb unter benz f1abenfros
ben @elddter bes publifums purbe
osr Saf9enbieb i6leunisit Der ppliaei
iiherdeben.
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Arifls It'll Dettltrseuerbs.
aInseblt6et Ea69au8 Der Milotbattsttit
@oAIbabeuser uno bic GoI9en.

WoblbabeitSer iliio Die SoI9en.
Die 8ettler3unft fe6t por benz 3uin!
9as 1T Oas @rgebniB elmer l1mfrage,
bic untsr BEN Barrier @traBen6,ttlern
beranftaltet lpuroe. 9aIe biefe @uta9z
ten lauf en- allF bic 8onftdtirung bieIer
trarrigen S6atiafe btnaus, baB Die
Spefltlation Der Nrnlen urb Glenbtn
auf bas CUTE 9er5 i6rer Mitmeni4en
ben Mann ni6t mebr ndbrt. n@eben
Sic" ertldrt Dem nibbegierigen 4ubz
frager, einem Spurnaliiten ein alter
9tinber nit peiBem patrtar9enbart,
der Bourgeois bat beut3utdgs 81 piel
8ebiirfntHe. Gr bat fir ii6 fslbit nidt
genlg @eIb. go I4panft er benin,
einem nngliidli6en eth poor Confines
5utommen gu laTen. l1nb bann bat er
es audi gu eilig. 9or 5ebn Sabren
,ma6te' ib md tdgli6 meme lieben
bis o9t Srancs. Wenn i'd beute brei
pber bier einne6me, betro6te i'd eS
f9pn ais einen @Iid8fa4. 50, bic
Welt bat ii6 arg perdnbert unb bic
Meni9en nit i6r. Sic arbeiten gu biel
unb gu i6neQ unb baben fir bas nit
Ieto feline 3eit me6r iibrig." llno auf
bic 3pii6enbemerfung beS pb 10 p6iloz
1opbiI6er Qsbensbetro9turg pstbu ten
Sourndliften fijete Der M(te nit ftol3em
@elbfbefpuBtiein gu: sd mar 8u4@
batter. bebpr th e~rblinDete."
g}a9 benz often fam cine junge sSrau
an Die Reibe, beren abgebdrmten 53i9e
no6 bic Spuren frii6erer @6Dn6eit
5eigten. Sic belt Elm Sinh I'm Mrm
unb 5eigte Iid banfbar fir Die auf
merffame 9(rt, nit Der i6r Der freunbe
li9e 9err Ieinen fleinen Sboll1s iiberz
rei9te. nSie limb bDfIt9 gu uns 8etts
lerh," fag..e iie bitter. ugfi9t 10 pie
bic anberen. Meiit eiht man un8 iibers
baupt nt6ts, unb tpenn mans TUT, lit
man grob.- uno i6 fam ni9t bitten.
Wenn i4 tdgsiiber einen Srane elm
nebme bin i'd 3ufrieben, porausge1eBt,
oab mir Der 8leine nidt baraufge5t.
Sonft -" sic 3udte Die mdaeren
Sdulteri un0 ging langiam neiter.
Die anberen pariirten a%usnabmslo5
bic alte 2itanei Der glenben iiber bos
Sbema: Offentlide MoblFabrtssinrid
tungen, bic elmer Samilie Is 5rancs
monatlide Qrmenunteritiibung bspilS
ligen. 4inle fir Obba9loIe. bic aut
brei Sage einmal ben S9uBIu1enbea
3utritt gepabren, Die Dem 3ufaG iibere
lafiene 3nneiiung BON 8rennmateriai,
bic Suppe, Die moi mad langem 9ar
rem in &egen uno &dlte binunterz
i9lingt, uno, bas 66limmite pon
allem. Die INNER fpdrlider lpsrbsnben
Ilmoien Der Nafanten. Die 0ff,nts
li6e Wo6ltfGtigfeit2" l~totterte Der l.tts
Der 8efraeten nit miiber, farblofer
@timme, nbas eibt's taum. Bon 9eit
at 3eit befommt nan fiinf BIS 3eba
5ranes, uno Die Inter iibungspereine
fiigen nohf ne9 Elm @pllhemoe ODER
eile anhsre- Gtridar cit BEL. 9as tam
cinen nid}t retten. @ebredli6 unb az
beitsunfa6ig pie i'd bin, muB i6 Get
teln. gale id Qfenos me re d 5rdncs
beieindnrer, geEe i'd efen ulb leifte
mir ein 8ett. Soa6s ih n4s, ID fu9,
i'd in irgeno einem 56uppen Inter
f6lupf ipr man mid i'm Strp1 nG9z
tigen ldBt. Sole ih lebe, pe;B i6 i'm
ibrigen gar ni4t mebr. M}att pirb
am Gnoe Itumpf unb unfdbig. iiber
fein Glenb na63ubenfen.
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Ser grfin0er Ser Srhreihnn

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Der grftloer Der Shreibmo-
ld!I1e 1lt ME oie r5rff. 3te.~ NIT
IeliI, Der bao1lfle 4ommerberr 5rei-
PER- o. Orats, Der aud Der ungliid-
alge erfnoer oes 5obrraos lit.
plsDer 1drleb man ben Gnelanbern
nn9 AmerIfanern Die ebre oieier
D'qIigen grtrlollng 81. 0rais mad-
e le1ne erflnonng ipdteitens 1929.
0eofiidfe Sroipefte iiber Die Moidi-
*, Que l1G mn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
q s~taItsrnDe erbalten boben, itommell
ppn 1907 pe5m. 1888. I'm oieic
oeis lpar ore gfaldlne alio idou gu
eanlea Ger Srels betrr9 100 @uloen.
1as erlIe 0uiadfelt erbtelt Grais
uOa penn 9eioeiperger Matbemotifcr
=. SanssoofI o1e Waid1lne lei ne
gen oer 8l1flgfelt oes 3ipefs Der
g'oglen anflerflat1feit pert. I'M
~ SmlI lsaa aoben orel erperten
oss ueanla9elner cberbofgeridts pin
YnlaaIeh oaDtil ab, oaB Die @aidina
~, s,aer lepl 'lltrrelden, einfad)en
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