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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-11-26

free, very appreclallVe souvenir u
Atwood's c. o. d.. Saturday. i
Mrs. Ralph Linck is spending few
days with friends IN Ryan.
Money to loan on city property. See
Martin G. Turner. 1l-l1-dtl
One thousand pounds OF cabbage. ld
per pound, at Powers. 262t
Carnations. roses and chrysanthe-
NUNS. for Thanksgiving. at Chickasha
Green House. Place your orders early.
Phone 48. 22-3t
Brodie's photos please the people.
They are $50 different" The new
studio. 4Ol Kansas avenue. 20-6t
r. B. Karnes returned last night
from business trip to Waurika.
Now is your time to decorate your
china closets and fill in your sets Of
dishes. from the finest stock that ever
came to the state OF Oklahoma. B. W.
Lubman. THE House Of Quality"
23.4t
e. NJ. O'Brien carries all kinds Of
All Cold brand fruits. Get the best
and be satisfied 11-2.1mo
Gerald Bedner Of Alex is well
known visitor in the city today.
Free. Ask about free souvenir at
Atwood's c. o. d. Saturday. 1T
DR.. F. B. Larkins and Mary A.
Marky. osteopathic physicians. All
diseases treated Mcfarland Building.
Phone 9S3 11-2dtf
Oscar Vaughn Of Alex was Chick
asha visitor yesterday.
Nyal remedies are the best Thweatt
(The OWL says so. 1l-l5-tf
Beans. Call al the Quit Sales. G. G.
eforn sr.oe,e.. ~, a hnv ~ hoopc II, @ho
window. The nearest guess to the
number OF beans win get blue serge
suit next Saturday night. free. 2s-4t
Let US fill your prescription. The
Model 6-29d-tf
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Wilker-
son. yesterday morning. baby son.
Where can get All Cold brand
canned goods? Why. at McGehee &
Sons. OF course. Phones 6G9 and 95-
1l-2-1mo
Spencer Grocery Company. the sani-
tary store. We sell only the best
canned fruits, the All Cold brand.
Phone 900. 11-2-1mo
Every point Of service is perfect and
there's satisfaction in every deal with
the Owl Drug Store. Thweatt says So
22-St
Mrs. NJ. Cralle has returned home
from a visit with friends In El Reno
Nyal remedies VIII do all they claim
Tbweatt THE OWL says so. ll-l5-tf
State Of Ohio. City Of Toledo. Lucas
County. IS.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
Is senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co.. doing business in the
city of Toledo, county and state afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of One Hundred Dollars for each
and every case Of catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh
Cure. Frank J. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
IN my presence. this 9th day of Decem-
ber, A. d. 1856 A. w. Gleason.
(Seal) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
nally, and acts directly on the blood
md mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
r. J, Cheney & Co.. Toledo, Ohio,
Sold by all druggists. rs cents.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton. D
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-11-26

Plenty of old papers for sale at the
Daily Express office, very cheap. tt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-11-26
cHRoNoPHoNE THEATER.
Program Tonight.

Sylvester and Heinlein. Dutch Com
edlans.
Illustrated song. Geraldine Shook.
Motion pictures: The Prodigal
Son" Eyangeline'e
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-11-26
Brief Bits of City News

NAL. spent Thanksgiving with friends
In Chlckasha.
| Tweatt says so. 25-tf
T sfa
Place your Thanksgiving order now
for cut flowers. with the Fernery, 702
South Fifth street. Phone 55S. l9-4t
j. w. Dugan. travelling agent OF the
Frisco. with headquarters at Spring
field. was visitor i'm the city yes
terday.
Contra: Grocery Company can give
you quick service on your order for All
Geld brand fruits. Phone 3l5.
li-2-lmo
Miss Wanda and Lillian Goetting en-
tertained Misses Lena Shull, Thressa
Shannon, Marie Simpson and Mabel
Croslen at Thanksgiving dinner
Quit sale means nothing but bar
! gains. Do not miss them. We close
in thirty days. Cochran Clothing
Company. 23-4t
Miss Ethel Dunn. teacher of piano
In the !, |. G. G.. spent Thanksgiving
with her brother. Judge Dunn, in Guth-
rie
Hot Springs (Nyal's) Blood Remedy
is guaranteed Thweatt (The OVID
says so. 1l-15-tf
Coffee demonstration at Atwood's
C. O. D. Call and get acquainted Sat
urday. IT
DR.. T. B. Coulter. who has been i'll
for the last week, is reported as now
suffering from an attack of pneumonia.
A sister of the doctors arrived yester-
day from Fort Worth.
Bear in mind our prescription de-
partment. The Model. 6-2d-tf
Just received. a large shipment Of
open stock of Haviland china, direct
from France. Call and see these ex-
quisite goods. B. W. Lubman, jeweler.
.sThe House of Quality" 23-4t
W. Fletcher Of Toledo. Ohio, who is
visiting Dr. A. c. White. is so well
pleased with the Oklahoma climate
that he expresses his intentions of
spending the winter here.
See us for loans on business or resi-
dent property. Martin & Turner.
1l-1l-dtf
Fine photos. $50 different Brodies
Studio, 4O1 Kansas avenue. 2O-6t
Mr.. and Mrs. e. b. Black entertain
ed Rev. and Mrs A. j. Holt and Or.
and Mrs. Martin Coryell and families
very delightfully."- at 1 O'Clock dinner
yesterday. Covers were laid for
eleven.
No one undersells the Owl Drug
Store. LIST
You can buy suit and overcoat for
the price of one garment in the Quit
Sale at the G. c. G. store. Only thirty
days more Of it. lle South Third
street. 23-4t
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stone have sold
the furniture and business of the Bry-
an Hotel at Anadarko and expect to
move to Oklahoma City the first OF the
year. Until that time they will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. a. l.. McFar-
land at the Midway Hotel.
Lamlin Grocery Company has more
than window full OF All Gold brand
fruits. Phones so and 9s9. 1i-2-lmo
Fireman Founder. who was injured /
in wreck at El Reno several days /
ago. is reported to be doing nicely
When the cheap picture man comes to
town,
He isn't going to rob you" makes 'em
way down;
But it makes no difference, we go right
And before very long Mr. Cheap John
is gone
Better stay with the old reliable
Norvelle. 24r2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-11-26

Miss Besse FIulen of Mangum spent
today with homefolks in Chickasha.
Mrs, Alice Granlee accompanied her
OIL her return to Mangum.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-11-26

The two new lasts, just out, have
been received BY Korff & Milier's shoe
Store. 24-3t
Oscar Gay. 427 North Fourth street,
Is reported quite nj today
Aren't they fine" "They are just
elegant. They are just like those we
saw in Chicago The best ever
saw" These are The expressions peo
pie use about NorvelIes photos. 24-2t
L. D. Bingham was in Oklahoma
City on business yesterday
See the new photo calendar at Bro.
dies stulio- Something nice for
Christmas gifts. iOf Kansas avenue.
2O-Ct
F, =. westfall can supply you with
All Gold brand fruits. Phone him an
order. 1l-2-lmo
Nice line or useful gifts at Dunlap's.
Ala chickasha avenue. 26.at
Howard Colby. !. student In the state
university II Norman. is home for the
THANKSGIVING VACATION.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-11-26

II you are sick, and want to get well.
see DR.. Gregg, the chiropractic. I lo-
cate the cause of your trouble without
asking you a question. See my card
elsewhere in this paper. lG-12t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-11-26

J. T. York gives you prompt deliv-
cry on your grocery orders. He can
supply you with All Gold brand fruits.
11-2-lmo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-11-26

We quit in thirty days. We must
close our big stock OF clothing regard
less OF cost. Cochran Clothing Com
pany. 23-4t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-11-26

Hon. r. {. McWnliams and son OF
Water Valley. Miss, spent Thanks
giving with his daughter. Miss Belle
McWilliams. They are on an exten.
siye prospective trip through Okla
homa, Texas and New Mexico.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1909-12-25

Spurgeon; Clerks, N. G. Jarrett.
Lee Sharp. Deputy Sheriff,
Phillip Brossett, Jr.
Ward 10, Precinct 8, Marco
Com missioners, James Prothro
John Abrahams, Frank Deem
Clerks, Adrian Racial. G. j
Starks. Deputy Sheriff, Alder
Racial.
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Notice to Teachers.

The next re gular examination
for teachers wishi ug to make
valid certifif :ates will be held
Sept. End ar ID 3rd.
All white applicants must re-
port at tht Normal school on
Sept. End at nine O'Clock; al
colored ap plicants must repor'
atthesup, intendent's office Sept
End at nil re o'clock.
A. E. BATH. Supt.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1909-12-25
NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION

department VI bDe lutcriOr, ". .. Anuu
Office at Natchitoches, La, August
30, 1910:
Notice is hereby given that
George T. Byrd, of Lena, La.
who, on June 10, 1904 made II. <. lO421,
No. 0640, for SWt NEf Section 8.
Township N. Range 4 w. La. Meri-
dian, hereby give notice of my inten-
ton to make Final five year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above
described, before Register and Re-
ceiver at Natchitoches, La. on the
Sth day of October, 1910. Claimant
names as Witnesses: w. L. Douglas,
A. Boden, Charles Ranels, and James
McGolthin, all of Lena, La.
j. ERNEST BREDA,
90 10 10-7 Register.
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Selection of Seed
Confined from Page One

provement can be made in the
yield and quality of corn.
1t has been demonstrated that,
all other conditions being equal,
an average increase in the yield
over common corn of from three
to five bushels per acre can easily |
be made the first year. AS the
whole crop is improved, of
course this rate of increase will
not be so rapid, but if persisted
| in from year to year the careful
selection of seed will have an
ultimate marked effect upon the
corn yield.
The farmer who follows this
practice of seed selection per-
sistently will not only be repaid
in the increased yield of his corn,
but he will soon find that he can
command quite a premium for
lit from his less progressive
neighbors by selling it to them
FOR seed at a price much greater
than ordinary seed corn COM
mands. The satisfaction of know
ing that he has better corn for
his conditions that can be pur-
chased at any price will be an
additional compensation.
The south is in great need of
.. improved varities of corn than is
the case with any of her ott er
> crops. Cotton has received fair
iy good attention, but the corn
f crop has been sadly neglected.
! Our people are beginning to
t realize it's Importance, and quite
! a remunerative field of industry
awaits the farmer who will make
t a business of raisin a reliable
: }seed corn. Owing to the fact
!. that corn is so easily influenced
by a change of climate and soil
: the field for this industry is very
e broad and Is not likely to become
= crowded.
!. A great amount of trouble il
q securing stands from all purchas
e ed seed, and especialla that O
II corn, is due to the fact that much
4 seed so obtsined is of low vitality
= When it is necessary to purchase
II seed corn the seller SHOULD
= always be required to guarantee
i termination of 100 per cent
. Always buy seed corn upon tn
a ear; then you can form SOM
= idea of what is being purchased
d Afterwards test it's germativ
= power as follows:
r. Have an ordinary box about L
. inches wide, 10 inches long ant
3, % inches, deep. Put into tn
;; bottom 8 inches of horse dung
u wetting it well and packing it in
= to the box. On top of this plac
il 2 inches of well dampened sand
p soil and fit a piece of muslin O
4 thin cloth into the box on top G
:, this. The muslin should pre-
/, viously have been marked int
81 1.inch squares with a pencil @
10 ink, these squares being nun
c: bered. Now mum Der the ears
be tested to correspond with tn
p squares. Take three grains {
f. corn from eac b ear, one near til
= butt, one at the middle and or
near the tip, taking each graz
10 from a different row. Pl
" each set of grains on the square
a. of muslin corresponding to ii
a. number of the ear. When q
s. the squares or as many as yt
il have ears to be tested, are occ
70 pied, cover them with sever
We thicknes.es of a damp, hea'
he cloth and set the whole in war
mt place.
90 In about sew IN or eight day
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coreressionaI Primary Off
GERS September 5th 1917.

nlSSlOIlCtS. w ~
Cbaler, j W Jones, Jr; CLERKS
Warren Gallon, l. W Barlow;
Deputy Sheriff, j W Tobln.
Precinct ?, Police Jury room,
Court Observation-Disclosures, )
u Rusca. A L DeBlieux, W A
Kelly: Clerks, j Alf Prudhomme'
Charles DeBlieux; DeputySheritf,
VT Ford.
Ward 2. Precinct /, Ashland
Commissioners. r J Pullin, Joe
PJarnagan, W w Rigdon; Clerks
II s Barron, NJ r Joyner; Deputy
Sheriff. Marshal Walker.
Precinct 3, Chestnut--Commis-
sionere. w G Walker, c j Pullin,
s p Weaver; Clerks, Il 2 Boyd,
r [ Pullin; Deputy Sheriff, Ed
Weaver.
Precinct 3, Goldonna Com
missioners. T f Monroe, Il n
Hall, w A Goldin; Clerks. j {
Gunter, Il P Quarles; Deputy
Sheriff, j II Quarles.
Ward 3. Precinct /, Craps
observation-disclosures BFJoyce
WE Clark, ] w Finley; Clerks
Hi Oliver, B F Adams; Deputy
Sheriff, T C Finley.
Precinct 2, Pawhatan-Com
< missioners, G p Hart, R W Elem
ming, r M Clark; Clerks, re
Fredieu, Jr, j Ben Smith; Deputy
Sheriff, L f Levasser.
Ward 4, Precinct l, Campti-
Commissioners, T G Hightower
Robert Maybin, Don Hyams
Clerks. Joe e Prudhomme, e {
Readhimer; Deputy Sheriff
Frank Gallespy.
Precinct 2, Clarence Commits
sioners, Arnold Sompayrac, j |
Tolbert, w b Butler; Clerks, /
B Breazeale, r f Harper; Deput.
Sheriff, l. E Pleasance.
Ward 5, Precinct No. 1, Martha
Observation-Disclosures. T. j
Hood, S. E. Barr, j. p. Furlov
Clerks, S. r.. Woodruff. Waite
Jacobs. Deputy Sheriff, Tor
Crump.
Ward 5. PrecinctNo. 3, Bulah,-
Commissioners, G. &. McCart
ney, VIM. Jennings, W. |. Berry
( Clerks, Ike Mallatt, J. F. Jer
nings. Deputy Sheriff, A.S.Jame
Ward 6, Precinct No. /, Robe
( observation-disclosures, G h a
Yarbrough, T. B. Sellers, \
A. Stille; Clerks, Geo. G. English
?, r. d. Sibley. Deputy Sheriff
H. G. Manning.
War | Z, Precinct No. 1, Shad
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, j. Z
Sparks, w. A. Montgomery, c
G. Parker; Clerks, j. G.. Robert:
Ben Candy. Deputy Sheriff, ,
f. Presley.
Ward Z, Precinct 2, Proven
cal-Commissioners l.. T. Hay
thOrne, Jno. n. Hawthorne. Duo
ley Tredway; Clerks, J. [. M
Naughton, II. A. Hawthorne
Deputy Sheriff, Ed. Sanders.
Ward Z, Precinct 3, Vowel
Mfll's-Commissioners Geo. v
Cobb, H. M. Booty, IT. j. Byrt
CLERKS, G.. b. Clark, A. j. Cam
bell. Deputy Sheriff, H. A. Sci
Ward s, Precinct /, Kisatchl
Observation-Disclosures, r.. ]
| Taylor, w. S. Dowden, j. |
I Rhodes; Clerks, j. Nj. Dowdel
I A. A. Airhart. Deputy Sheril
* John Rhodes.
[ Ward 8, Precinct >. Mora
I ] Commissioners W.R. Marsha
4 Ben Ma'tin, L. II. Bolton: Clerk
a g. Nj. A. Mitchom, j. \
Marshal. Deputy Sheriff. I
Martin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-01

e~esporien. Die @Goer Ger Gar gin.
gen iber ieinen Iinfen Sub ON &no.
del binapeJ; ieooh 9elatlg es ibm.
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81 erialien, un6 10 tplroe er bis Der4
non Sunction. et1pn orei Reilen. gee
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kobadtete, ober ben obinbrenoen
8ua nidJt mebr oufbalten fonnte,
bate mad Dernon Sunction tele9ra.
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hielten Den 3ua an. Der JOINT bis
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manb pom 3ugpcrionat cine Nbntns
aebabt bate. erioit unD nab 8alloa
ms Soipitai gebradt, mo iein Sub
ioiurt amputirt werben muBte.
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aiiitcnhanbei mt seies!if MIR ameri.
taniitcn Sd,iiisu p~orbebalten. Nun
10, aber Shs Slattenoepartement tiir
oen transport BON aoblen. Die bon
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faniide Shiiisbeiiser 8 Dollars pro
Come perlaneten. 1as TIotten.
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traft BON 5000 Biz 10000 Eonnen
grobe griparniIie; alrin es lit nun
sic Grase auiaetporien mor6en. oh
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ben @iirpern Ses 9anbes seieblih
perboten lit. @arum7ioI Ser Burger
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sur Hoaiiicfiifte nur in Shiifen per.
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ten sebaut unS Gi9entbum non Ime.
ritarern iino. uno mcbr als ooppe.
10 behe 1rad,tert besnblen. penn Die
YunSesresisruna auslinSiide !Sdli.
lie bcnrst. neil fie 6ilBe Sradtra:s-
berednen9
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nj D

- NIL ~
Mor0.s Grau g. 90. @urren
aus gpsrrtt, @aib.. Die iriiber untcr
ibreln WSotennamen gSua Sigler
in Werrif, 9is.. 5,tbauie ,uar. MUIR.
Sc, elmer Deseihe oes Everett Sc.
ralo" 5uiolse, BON Dem Irbeiter
@iaiam 70. Sreeitone aus @berett
eriholien. Ser Sob trat mad 20
Wiuaten Elm, uuo Grau Warren
mibte ole sraBlihiter S4mer3en er.
leioen. oa be 2llsel in Die 2unee
brang. Ser Woroer batte porber
cine fur3e llnterbaltung nit 6ram
Barren .pesen elmer orgebliAen
Shulo bon $25. Welde Ole Grau
ibm idltaSig iein iou.
@eiegnetes alter. Cine fir
chr Mlter ouseroroentli2 riities ur0
eeiitesfIore cite Dame lit @robmama
Annie 2ebunnn in appJeton. @is..
nel9s nahs4 100 &enAs tinterji il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-01

bot. sic lit nod in Der Deneioens.
fpertben Sage. oeutlih un0 oernebm.
bar beutihe @ebjdte gu re5itiren unO
ibre aoblreiben gnfelfiuoer alte oeut.
idle Yolfslieber gu lebr.n. Dies
seigte iid mieoer BEL Dem Hidnid
6es glppIeton Mannerbor. pelhes
firalid itattianb. Die. aIte Dame
trat BEL oieier @elesenbeit als 90.
fIamatorin un6 @eoitotorin OUT, uno
anerieits wur6e ibr riaiiees @eoaht.
nib unb ibre iriide, Hare Stimmc
bapunoert, Die in einem iol6 boben
Sitter pirfIit cine SeItenbeit 5u
uennen lit.
MfpI iii t6IIe Sunbe. Mni
! cine eiaenortise Soee lit sine besii'
torte biibide iunge Game, Srduleln
Wirie Msanners. bon 2anlberton,
nabe Trenton, q. S., periaIen. sic
bat n1mlid Elm Soipital fir toll.
piitbiae Su,doe eingeridytet uno 1T
gang 5c,,cr unS Slamme fir ibre
nobItbGtige llnternebmung. sd
rolte; ole 9eute i'm 2anbe mohten
ibre toaen SunSe gu mir ie%noen,"
iaste bic 2.2iabrise iunge Game in
better 8egeiiterumg. Die @riinberin
bes rSoipitaIs" lit ieIber iiini Wal
BON toGen Surben 9ebiilen woroe:
unS b6It fid nun fir immun eeaea
@aiieriheu. Sn ben eriten orei Sal.
len lieb iie iif mad Der Vaiteurifen
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Yer1punSunpen lieB iie unbeahtet.
obne baB lid irgeno pe!he 6olgen
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perIoren. Srau 2ena Sender.
!, ion. Die 9epobnerin elmer 6arm
robe SunSanie ,@po.. mar Sic bili.
loie Selsin oes llntereanses .ibrer
orei 3inber 0urh u~ngLiidSidIe. Die
iid ShIag uui Sdlas e~rei9neten.
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lein unb IieB bic beiSen dlteren i'm
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als bas 9eidrei Der anoeren MnSer
lie nah Dem &auie suriidrief, no tic
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IN Den Drummer gefa1en mar. Ste
dog bos &ino IebIos aus Dem @alier
uno mar. uls iie ins SnuS 5uriid'
febrte, MaIgerseuein Ses letten
gltbenBuees tbrer 6Iteren 2inber.
Wann fiirhtet fir Sen WeritanS Der
arrlen Grau.
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tuurbe elm urolter Sdapinoel perbtn.
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gen @eiGngnib o,peeblid, idmndJten'
Ser @lri, Sones als Better al erfen
ne,1 cab un0 ieine bieiigen .Her,
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n@lBtsn Sir. ouB ih bier bin?"
.Sm @cgcntbeil. ib g,n1 gcrooc
blcrber, I'M Sbucn mls5lnpeiden."
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id ooS in2r. aber es lit wobr". be-
frGitilte or.
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ru~bigenocn GiniIub aui Gle. Gle
hutte bls Sude bon ibrsm Stnno-
punft betradtct uiuo aes!uunt. &un'
rAo etlpas por,perfen 81 olirien. ouber
mar es nun gum mlnoelten genannt.
plotllb Die Sad)e BON ieinem Stunb.
punft betrad)ten uno begreiien 5u
mlsIlen. oub CT lbr rtpas porj1tluer.
fen babe.
sd oermutbc. oas lit SIR Boot"
iagte ie rod elmer Yauie.
.Gs lit nid)t bas mrine. ood) i'd
tpoIltc cS iocbcn bcnltcn."
Soil i'd ulio geben2"
nWr rs Sbnen b~Iiebt."
sd CLAUDE. ih Wcroc blciben."
iagte iic id>alfbait. Cod ga Sic no.
mentlid bierbrgefommcn iinb. uni
mir ousjumeid,en. oilrien Sir mid,
cruarten. oab i'd iebr un1erbaltene
fem fpcr De-"
.Rein. ncin. sic o9enen emtad ole
9alnit."
n@obin molten Sic ruoern2"
e. .Nn Die bette Nn1elitelle, um mir
Elm pnor Slide gu bolen."
Nuu ioIgten flint @inuten bes
Sdnpcigens. wlbrenb meldDer lie Gin
gutcs Stiid p%oriports famen.
rs lit aanj anuiiiant. Ynnait ~
iein." iaate Gle 5oubernb. .Mber if
iuuBte gar nidt. oab man in huber
booien YaIlult %aebraud,t.~
"0as 1T auh nift burdyaus no.
tbis. aber es lit mandnpal gang on
eenebm."
@ieScr ei.e Eauie. in Der Gonrat
iie INNER luieoer pcritobIen betr adp
tete. Sic bate iiberlif ~perseien
oab lie lid Elm paar srobe geIbc Mab
liebd)en in Sas bundle Sadr geited,
bate. Die iie 10 ent,iide,th Fle,oetcn
Dab or faium feline idsuer erf1mpitt
@ube au beluabren pernwd>tc. G,
ertpoa bel lidl Oh or Dem Stidid'
5iirlien iolc. oab nod,ntaIs Sic Der
s!ldnula in ieinen Veg fiibrtt. ooel
nb er lid iIber bieien nNrfluiirSiaer
| 3ifaQ freuen ioDte.
Sir nnrsn am 3iel. aonrao brad
te Ole MngelrutIe itnS Sdmu inOrb
mins. m,o Gle iab ibm su.
snb id aud ai,seln fonntes" frau'
te t8.
Gr idytitt ibr cine M,te duredi
nro beisitigte Saran Shnur. Soften
unb Sober. sic mari Die MllgeI aus.
fob gunj It'll l,nb beobadtste Die flei.
,len Slide. Gle umfreiiten ole Sod.
ipeiie, manoten UNI un6 famen pie.
Der. biiien aber nidt an.
! .Sd Selufe. iie Iieben @eaenapiir'