davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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face. the chin up. the lips parted un.
der the frinpa Of a hroun ,nnatanha

face, the chin up. the lips parted un.
der the fringe Of a brown mustache.
was a marble white, and showed a
gray shadow In the cheek. The hair
on his forehead. thawed by the heat.
was lying in damp half-cmled semi
circles, dark against the pallid skin.
There was ring on the hand that
still hung limp on the floor. The doc
tor. muttering to himself, pulled open
the shirt and was feeling the heart.
when Perley. who had flown into the
bar for more whisky. emerged, glass
in his hand. As his eye fell upon the
man. he stopped. stared. and then ex-
claimed In loud-voiced amaze:
my God-why, it's Dominick Ryan!
Look here. Governor"-to Cannon.
who was standing by his daughter in
the parlor doorway. come and see for
yourself. If this amt young Ryan I'm
Dutchman!"
Cannon pushed between the inter
vening men and bent over the pros
trate figure.
That's who 1t u.s." he said slowly
and internationally. Its Dominick
Ryan, all right. Well, by ginger!"
and he turned and looked at the
amazed innkeeper. that's the queer
est thing ! ever saw. What's brought
him up here?"
Perley. his glass snatched from him
by the doctor who seemed entirely In
different to their recognition Of his
patient. shrugged helplessly.
"Blest ifrl know" he said. staring
aimlessly about him. HE was here
last summer fishing. But there amt
no fishing now. God, amt 1t good
thing that operator at Rocky Bar had
the sense to telegraph up!"
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mans age and physical condition, as
upon the search party's success in
finding him.
After supper they retired to the par
lor. piled the fire high and sat
grouped before 1t, the smoke Of cigars
and cigarettes lying about their heads
in white layers. 1t was but natural
that the conversation should turn on
stories Of the great storms Of the past
Rose had heard many such before. but
tonight, with the wind rocking the
old hotel and the thought. Of the lost
man heavy at her heart, she listened,
held in a cold clutch Of fascinated
attention. to tales Of the emigrants
caught In the passes Of the Sierra, Of
pioneer mining-camps relieved by
mule trains which broke through the
snow blockade as the miners lay dying
In their huts. Of men risking their
lives to carry succor to comrades lost
In their passage from camp to camp
on Just such night as this.
The clock hand passed ten, and the
periods Of silence that at intervals had
fallen on the watchers grew longer
and more frequent. and finally merged
into a stiffness where all sat motion
less, listening to the storm.
It was nearly eleven, and for fifteen
minutes no one had spoken word.
Two Of the dogs had come in and lain
down on the hearth-rug. their noses
on their paws, their eyes fixed bright
ly and ponderingly on the fire. In
the midst Of the motionless semicircle
one Of them euddenly raised its head.
Its ears pricked. With Its muzzle ele-
vated, Its eyes full of awakened in
telligence. 1t gave low. ur"'sy whim.
per. Almost simultaneously Rose
started and drew herself up. exclaim-
ing. "Listen!" The sound Of sleigh
bells. faint as a noise In a dream.
came through the night.
In moment the lower floor was
shaken with movement and noise. The
bar emptied itself on to the porch and
the hall doors were thrown wide.
The sleigh had been close to the ho-
tel before its bells were heard. and al
most Immediately its shape emerged
from the swirling whiteness and drew
up at the steps. Rose, standing back
in the parlor doorway. heard clamor
Of voices, rising surge Of sound from
which no Ineligible sentence de-
tached itself. and humping and
stamping Of feet as the searchers
staggered In with the lost traveller.
The crowd separated before them and
they entered slowly. four men carry.
ing a fifth, their bodies incrusted
with snow. the man they bore an un-
seen shape covered with whitened
rugs from which an arm hung, 4 limp
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hand touching the door. Questions
and answers. now clear and sharp. fol.
lowed them. like notes upon the text
Of the inert form:
rWhere'd you get himr'N
About five miles below on the
main road. One Of the horses almost
stepped on him. He was right In the
path, but he was all sprinkled over
with snow"
Hes not dead, 10 he?"
"Pretty near, / guess. We've pumped
whisky into him. but he Amt shown q
sign Of life"
who 10 he?"
Search me. amt seen him my.
self yet. Just a. we got him the Ian.
tern went out"
There was q sofa In the hall and
they laid their burden there, the
crowd edging In on them. horrlaed, in.
terested. hungrily peering. Rose
could see their bent, expressive backs
and the craning napes Of their necks
Then . sharp order from the doctor
drove them back. sheepish. trampins
on one anothsr's toes. punched
against the wall and still avidly star.
ing. AZ their ranks broke. the youns
girl had . sudden. vivid glimpse Of
the man, bis head and part Of his
chest uncovered. Her heart gave q
leap Of pity and she made q move.
ment from the doorway. then stopped.
Tho lost traveller. that an hour before
had almost assumed the features Of q
friend. was Q complete stranger that
she had never seen before.
He looked like . dead man. His
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as funny and slow grin broke tho
melancholy Of his face. She stole q
stealthy look at him. her gravity van
ished at the first glimpse of the grin.
and she began to laugh. holding her
head down and making the stifed.
chuckling sounds of controlled mirth
suddenly liberated. He was amused
and little puzzled and, with his grin
more pronounced than before. said:
What are you laughing att"
She lifted her head and looked at
him with eyes narrowed to slits, mur.
murlng:
"You, trying to get rid Of me and
being 80 polite and helpless. It's too
pathetic for words"
"lf it's pathetic, why do you laugh?"
he said. laughing himself, he did not
know why.
She made no immediate reply and
he looked at her. languidly interested
and admiring. For the first time he
realized that she was pretty girl.
with her glistening coils Of blond hair
and a pearl-whlte skin, Just now suf
fused with pink.
why did you think wanted to get
rid Of your" he asked.
you've almost said So" she an.
swered. "And then-well, can SEA
you do."
How? What have done that
you've SEEM"
mot any especial thing. butt thinl
you do"
He felt too weak and Indifferent t.
tell polite falsehoods. Leaning hi,
head on the pillow that stood up a
his back. he said:
Perhaps did at first. But now
I'm glad you came"
She smiled indulgently at him a
though he were'a sick child.
II should think you wouldn't have
wanted me. You must be so tired o.
people coming In and out. Those days
when you were SO bad the doctor hat
the greatest difficulty In keeping men
out who didn't know you and hao
never seen you. Everybody In th.
hotel wanted to crowd in"
What did they want to do that
for?"
ITO gee you. We were the sen.
sation Of Antelope frst. But then
you came and put us completely In
the shade. Antelope hasn't had such
an excitement as your appearance
since the death Of Jim Granger, whose
picture is down stairs In the parlor
and who comes from here" ..
II don't see why should be an ex.
element. When was up here fish.
ing last summer nobody was In the
least excited"
1T was the way you came-half.
dead out Of the night as II the sec
had thrown you up. Then everybody
wanted to know why you did It, why
you. a Californian. attempted such .
dangerous thing"
There wasn't anything 80 desper
ately dangerous about It," he said, al
most In tone Of sulky protest.
"The men downstairs seemed 10
think SO. They say nobody could
have got up here in such q storm"
"Oh. rubbish! Besides. It wasn't
storming when left Rocky Bar. II
was gray and threatening. but there
wasn't fake falling The first snow
came down when was passing the
Silver Crescent. It came very fast
after that"
why did you do it-attempt to
walk such distance In such uncer
tain weather."
Dominick smoothed the rug over his
knees. His face. looking down, had q
curious expression OF cold. enforced
patience.
(ro BE coNTfNuEpA
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SYNOPSIS.

Bill Cannon. the bonanza king. and his
daughter. Rose. who had passed up Mrs.
Cornelius Ryan's ball at San Francisco to
Dominick Ryan, calls on his mother to
beg ball invitation for his wife. and il
refused. The determined old lady refuses
to recognize her daughter-in-law. DOM
inick had been trapped into marriage
with Bernice Iverson. a stenographer,
his money, they have frequent quarrelA
and he slips away. Cannon and his
daughter are showed In at Antelope.
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oIrI In No Hurry

Girl In No Hurry.
He-When shall We get married;
She-oh. John. why do you take
our engagement 70 seriouslyf
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9cbcnStrait Der meuidli6en
Srgane.

@it friiGer onQemein herri6en0e
Meiuung, ooB Die 2ebenStroit Der
einlc,nen Sr9ane oes menIhliheu
G6r, ere pon irgeno einem WitteI'
puntte aiaQefH. mag nan 0ieien 0ea
birn. 6ers. Riidcumort. oher nit Dem
ont6ropoIcqiid u~niub6oren NusOrud
,Geele" nennen. Gilt I0uQIt fir iibers
irunoen. W3ir piTen, 0ob Die ein5cls
ne menihIihe 2eIe, 10 lon9e iie eli
men 3~e1ertern in Iih bir9t. Die Sra
Qerin Ser Qe1en8traft lit. lln0 oober
1T es aud rjtt mehr perirunOerlid
lrtnn 0ur6 beutige Bori6un9en ieit'
9eIte1t fpirO, haB ein3elue 90rper'
tetle, ouh ipern ie aug Dem menIdIis
den q0rper loaqeI0it finn. nod cine
.3eitlanQ Qeben8erfdeinunqen 3eiqen,
Der NIT Sem Robelrrei8 du3neSeid
nete omcritanifhcr 1orider Garrel
bot ein8eIne 0elpsbNiide itun0en!ang
oubertalb oes &0rpers lfbeno duf3u.
bcnabreu permodlt; 70 0tr5, 2urQe.
Qeber. WfdQen. Nieren, Wlil3 u'n. tyr
brod)ie oitTe 0rqune in sinen @ruto'
fen pm 70 Grao Geliius. Die Gun
Gen muroen tiinltIi6 bentiliert, uno
bic Crqanc i%unttioniertcn normal:
Ooa 6ers putTiertc, in Den Orgonsn
tmreiIte Oas 8flt. Ter 3oym emit
Ieertc Tt) ourh reouI6re Veriiioltit.
Gune uno Tinnharmiaft murhsn
oboefonocrt, @ls in eiuem Grperis
nleut Die Operation BET eiusm 3ier
nit boIIam WoQen DprQeHommen
ipuroe. p%erridttte ser lo51etrennte
WoQen fejnc @sro1unno 5titi1'cii nm
qeit0rt meter. 0er Gro ser Cteane
trot cr1 13 Stuu0fn n16 Der Ib
irsaluunQ bom Sisr ein.
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Operation uorerbemet mirn.

iieif, uno oas Sinh tommt bann in Den
&el oodt. bag es tranthaft uernntast iei
ooer wpht gar jhon betmlife llndrien
ire,he. Roh 1ngitlther meroen bic g%srnuen.
menu oos Organ iih entsiinoet, bic 8orhaut
mart anidmiut unb tabuli9er Otter bar.
unter herpprQullt. Grit liinalt fam etne
NfHtter m,f ihrem pier Mpnnte alteu 3;noe,
sci Dem iih ipIfes Sei9te, IN grpbier Hui
reaung su mir. neil tie mleinte Ger aleine lei
araeiiedt uoroen uno 9eihlehfstranf. Ro'
rum hanoelt fs iih bel oieier griheinun9?
gei fat allen f!einen anaben limb Xor'
baut uno Gitel On einSelnen SteleH baIo
mehr, balo mtrlaer u~ertte bit. 2as III an
iih hurfaus nitls Arnntbdites uHo eibt su
8eioraniiien ietnen Anlab. Bel 1useeoehn.
ten Yertietunaen aber wiro ofr AbiluS Der
ifmteriacn 9tniie, 10 bic fleineu 5rlien Der
Rprtaut uno Der @iheI a%bipnoern. 9ehins
bert. 7teie 3brndgeholt,uen Abfonoe'
ruuaeu nun uno 6eiie ots Trims SER
iesen nd. uuo oas beipirtt oaun linen
AeiS,n Der 3ur erettipn oes Crganes ilhrt.
ooer Is tommt IA oeu eruabnten GntSuRs
aea Der gidlel uuo Der &ornout- Sas Ut be-
tcasers Do Der fJaQ, no LA s<rchdG. iehr
ena III, no. uie m2s iih au5oyGdt, eiR-
9hi nj ole 0orIte9t.
Sn BEN gnttuid~iuuas abreu l6ieu lid
aGmdsiil bic Slsritebuu3eu BON ielbit. 5u.
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traseu, bic lie Iest sons pegleaen tpnnte.
Or. Suth leIber III elm Mann upn rs Sab
rem, uRo or meiut phHe Die Nluaens& hpiitul4
TUT mare er pielleidt iait gans bllnt Gempr
ben. oeun er brandle uHo mi6trantc Ielrr
9lmaen bGim 9eien uno Sdhreihen pen $ bis
10 Stunoen lenen Sug. @r ihlieGt NIT Den
Morten: s@s III cine oprtreflihe Nletho0e.
uuo iie fam n / d I iibertrpffen 'peroeu."
Nr. Nuth III Elm prcminenier Uelddttss
mann IN Nem Merlcp. uno mem lem nbi9er
Srief niht iberaeu9tno genug lem ioute Der
lam ia oirett an Ihn ihreiben, uno er miro
nltt uur alles beitdtigen, ionoern nph mchr
COB eOSu iusen.
limb nun mpd;e th in aIler &ciheloeus
belt fragen mas meime Nugru 9hputultur
nod NJ c b r leiften tpunte. uno Oh Il baron
ieridls gu oifl QeiaQt bate? Sh fragt
oles gnnS uUo gar Hidlt I'M gimme flutr Ne.
tIame uno I'M SHbltd nuf erboh!eu 9ro'
tit, heun auf grioig dllclu bes Wetbes ne.
gen mar ntein Stnu Hpdl hie Qeridtet nuo
pIro 80 nlemals lem, uno ipfHH lcb allcln
ncs @eIoes iuegen ihdlig iein lollte 10 bate
has Yttcn ipenia Rct; uno wenia Btiritots
9ung fir MID. mo Is Gabt itlpn Idn9lt
tetRfn 0jeiurohelistuih mebr. - lnneern ll
fruge oles i'm Nynblld nul mas meme Nuaen'
A'efhooe iur Die leloenoe uno b.: Nebcne
ihpere &ilroe traacnoe Mienitheit ~iciltft
uno lellten fnnnte. penn lies mnBtc
uuo nenn mes Qlaubtel Nldlt 0llfir
lld)ert lr bel ridltigem @ebrauh Nlleu cute
Sehfraft uno 9e nroe HluIfH bis
ms bodIie Nlter uno mntt 8rttten I'M
nothla, ipnoern oermose melnCr heGIeiten'
een Ordination fir ebeuio utrltdanlge
Sebanolung ocS QanSen 3~orpere. ani
@runb nleiner Iangen @riahrun9 tnhtols
buell. fir Ieoen 8atienlcu ous9earbeitet,
iihtri tie Seotm erh0bie @eiunobett
uno etItnngsfdbtgtel llberbaupt.
Ytein Nouprar fir DIE Nu9en YhpittuIiur
1T 1lip nur EN- II D III iuelleS, uno lh mie'
oethpIe oa6 tie eigcHtllh nit @elp ilber'
haupt n d. I Su beSGhleu iiti
NebnIides babe ih aus aufrlhtiaer lebers
SeuaunQ idon poroem geingt, unb lh babe
dhullde 9obes5eugniife ME has oeS Grn.
0uth oil uno Oft an oieier STEELE abaebrudt,
meIhe oaupu nod uieI be9eilterter Grt. &ar
oies asnligeno nm weuigliens netne lang
lahrlglten 2eier su iiberSeugen?
Sort uno iort IauIen bel Der ~Tolfspplt"
SrIefe Elm. uu9efabr wle iol9t lauteno:
gYeioer muB id) Die .&Ultspolt" able
ltcllen. SD babe tic LANCE Sabre 9e.elen,
tic mar mir BON allen metneu Settungen
inner Die Ilebiie uno niitlitItr. uno mir
baben Sicl oHraus gelerut. Nber Id lperoe
ct al uno meine y II II erlduben mir
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phne eenane &enntniB oes SSdlies 5n BADEN.
auh TEN britlulntts llrtheil ohgfben. Nber
Al ielner ,%Sniormatlon mno sum Belten uon
pielen Anoern i'm sleiden Sale. nlodte Id
nahioiQeno anfHhren mas FL oeitidier NrsI
orauRen, Elm Nfanu pon Ernr,s uno gridh
runa IN ,olden i5d1en. 7r. meb. 4 r. : dlD
Ienberger. DGruber "a idaen pa
~Ginlae 5iae aus nIetuer 4raris per1n.
Ioiien mid. duf cine griheiruHa bel iletnen
9uob n htnSupeiien. 10 lie GlterH ohne
@ruuo beioret madlt. aber bel SernGdlan'
ouna ipaterhm eine gtfahT fir ben Selr I
ieueen peroen fam. Selbii iuuee Ad1ntr
hdbeH meiit teiae GbnuHg oOUoH, mas eth
folder .3aiiano nis Tolgen bat.
Hei Iunaen Anaben. oft ihon i'm S6ug
IiHesalisT, jei9t iid oas Gr5an bisUe,IeH
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Sctommen mir auf iclhe @rleie piele
Antpnrtcn unS u'cle Neubeuellun9en2 Sd
mnd)te barnui on Ileblten Die Nntpprt
/ hutotg ble!oenl
uub blcs brlugt mid wieoer 81 Der trit
hen &etrodtuu9, ME ldlGunllh oieie auteu
Wenitcn lbr II lpunoerberrlIden 8orper
pcbanoeln' @iien. 3rintfn. ShIaieu. yer
griigungsIuht r. has lino melit lbre eiuSi
oen Gtgrilie pom Neben. aber bon benz
u q 8 uno Mte nur onpon hdbcu ne Die
untloritcn Se9riie. Stele lebcn IN S1us
ullo NrauS IN zen Tag hliein. IOiieu Afes
mie es qeht nno mliicn oaun
mas ebtn onUon % mint /. Nns
oere raderu it'd nb in lteter Nibcit poer IN
DIR Sa9o Hudl Dem Dollar nnb iipIpern in
Elm irlhta Grab blneln. Nnoere lpiehrr
ieben lih .Sur u ube", Gum u d / n bnS
beocutet. uno lierbcE odblu ME
EN- 9'oum nhue @ urSeIn. s9er tic sur
II mtebr m1bnt. finoet taubt SbrCn.
UNI lnoaIt /, ia &erahtun At lem
Sohn. gSie iGnge nod piro oleicS &erocr
ben ieireu { Gui arbmen, ipie Iange?
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Gebtutene y otpurit (ober
gtatpurft. Bon elmer 3IcUjlh
biten Wurft f6aej0e; mon firasr
iorte G6ei6en. perost tisie in UistL
sanu in rer1uirltem Ci. D1na IN g.
li.6ener Gemmel I'm, ,e3t be 1tRls
Ten in todleuoes 1ett (5alb Gdmd3.
hab gutter, uuO idbt re oui 6'iosa
1s.ttn iA3n tro6 broten. Guide
1urni6eibeu fnt eias Do3u9 ld:
9s,-afe gu Gsmdisn, aua &artoiTtls
osmIien.
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Sr. 9inOlabr's Sanitarinm

Ter @eiuuphstSyatb Ter -&cItspot" futnerf eis
atosartiAes 81 iebu1dsiusrt I'M EteHift Der ~Istoenoen
1tntdhrtt. Seiu Ratb M Holefs 'Berth ano IN Dex
Tetttsn ttalien s~euiseao, %ptrioftuc 9eiuu0heit rpte
eersutrinaen. Nnbere Sale ~htnQeaeu, fuelcae 0I,
idipeteu rrtIibeR abr grfUorbeHsF 6eiatLngen bss
rHheH. tefierH TIN nur iebr idht7rr aoer gar Hiht, ielbn
BET 1dfnrii her NebeHslpstie uno better Seltitbehanos
luna. Sn fptdeH iSaAen fuN Die troniiheE sselds
iuuaen cher Ssvelftunaeu 10 idiper uno bic Qe.
beusfr1fte 10 ihpad5, eas BE seilfIifte oes
RotpetS ih Hi1i sa eutifitSeHeH Sr~iltriieu aufraFen
ienHer- Solhe ddne aenpreH IN elne CUTE eeuti5s
SdtErhe,laHlast. NO ale aGtartithtH SetlMiIfel IN
Aupe atnna aebradit psvocH, tpeIde ben aorber trdf,
itaeH unb retHigen- On uHierer AdturbeilaHifnIt ae,
tfdudltn iptr Nutfs Hrc ScnHeubnOer, eteitrtfdhs
ytdltbnner, AHettp 'tdie E0afierfmreu, 1f1t.
Pureu. MSnfaas. Cfeppnthte, ~Netiahmudfftf,
appl npp1ihtibe uuo reGetarilhe 0eiimittel uHo due
dneereu natlrIiten Heiliaftoreu, iebem arant5eits.
taue iptIeuihottlih a%naernBt ale igaenaHuten u,
%hetlharen &raniheiitn. ipie Shlmiucfneht, Rrebe,
NptIebIe. ct. NituefnHS. Sdhmuugeu, rus.
ptpfe, ,.Nerboue Nrpfirntipu", 0pcc motor
Mfnrtn uitu.. tne hellbar iolange urdl 9ebenb.
trnff eenua bnrhauoeu 1T nm dnf Die Behdnhluna
redairen Al fbpHen, uuo ioianee oie Herftbrnu0
'etensipltttaer Crgane nod mot Al nett fOrtaeihrit.
en- IN.
DIR. Lindlahr's Sanitarium.
525 alibIaaS SouieSaro. Chicago, d
". 9inoIabr. ~. D. Ttreffur.
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sS,cis mic tic lid, sn perbaltcn hat,

WeIof, QNle.. n ,ytDr. Job. ,Id ldlIde st
fir has ndd)lte ,Sabr, oenn Id oente es iii es
woht ipertb fir aa' has Witlide uup @ute
mas man oarin Ieien fam. Sd gcbe ite leoc
9Sod)e 9Gns ourt uno iueiR immer ple idl
mlh perbolten lpa, 8bdten es olle Geute.
banu iudrru qauS gents nIdt 10 pIele
3rantbtiten in Der Nelt. Sbre
@rrtrub Ntttel.
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". 81

GIip Der Niphr bat feline ShulfiQteit ge
DER Ntobr tam geben. RHo has
.llnoanf III Der Welt Ypbn"
bewahrbeitri iit ollie Soae. 9ph hnpon
0anS abgeiehen. MAIDEN MIR IS ms sur Ne
gel. ioltlen ihftoenoen Neiern. upn orGen.
notabene. oie m~rniaiien IN rem SietiiQeyu
mo mte Nr. &utb, uno oleie I'M SlpauSl9
Sabre poer mehr ;anger. einen &riei iu
ldlreibrH. ur9cilbr iuie ipIqt lnuteno:
rgSir nebmen nit Seoduern Motifs npn
Sbrer NbbelleGung 9surHm IN aller gStit
laHeu sic iib nldt Die piflbeipahrte
Nuaen' GhpfttuItur ~uniereS We.
iunobcitsratbs tpmmen. upn her SIC ia
ihou 10 uleI aeleieu haben uno ccH ocrcn
Mlriiamfelt Sic iiberSeu0t lrin miiicn?
go lidlern Gle lidl quite Sebtra I phne
&rllle II quite @e iunoheit bis ms
bphe NIter obenorttn, unO tbuncn miceer
leirn rah 0erienslult. SoIlte Sbneu alles
Dies wlrflit nldt odS nominelic Sonorar
iperth ittn?
Sble Nntmprt ertpdrtenh uno lieiS su
SbreH Glcnlteu Sbre crgebene
r&oItSp . IL.
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Give beacitertc scieria in @coraia !

8ruusluid, ga, Q. atars. Nuh iA 0aRie
oem 10 allaenein orrehrien Geiunobeitsraib
fir ielne lebtreidlen N%dtbittdJe. Die mir
ihon mamie = nffnrred,nlro criport baben
g8erot mir WRbe aeben Der p&oltspoH", Der
biliaiisp uuo uiitlidittn bon allen oeutifen
3eitangen IN Nnier,ta. meht 4eier 81 Ger
ld)ufien. ,3bre @rgcbrne
Ri g1tnna Mdhter.
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Noou Bun. ga. q. MdrB. s}bre 3ei'
tuna 1T Dirttih tobensmetth uno obne tie
peroe id nlfmni5 ,etn. al ielJ lie iRr rneiu
qeten a rue. uHo be Jeone bis he tomTt
lit MIR IA fang. ih lerne BON Tor iehr piei
3hre aFfrgue Yeierin =. 3Gtet.
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an linn einem 9onar ,pcrtb Cha.

Sbuen Betrna fir Gin iuc,terfe announcement.
Ilein Der r&oitsraib4 1T 70 lebrreih. o0b
man germ eincu Solar oafir besabIt. Ad'
tungsupllt Ghdrles Wunid.
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Steiner 8rieifaiten.
7ritt in bic auhtapfen ieines va.

3rtff In Die SnRltapfen ietnes Va
ters! Butte, gt<t.. II. Mort. Blt,e
lenoeu Gle mir aniteil5 Rielnes peritorbtneu
Bnters s}hr ltebes 2',dli. Gaietbe 1T mir
pou aroBem Aueen. 5eionoers IN 9}ssug uui
Sbre Deiuuobetislebre. Guh Id entbleie
9bneu metneu Cant 'ir Sbre Ger leioenoen
Nienitbeit geUtbHelen 3ieniie. 3hr:
Gtrtlt. 9nsellaupt
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sriuat inner MAG @e,heiotes,

9%edlosb1ra, @nl,t. 22. NRdr5. g8anihe oet
nNoitepoit" BOP lie timer uehr Xcier be-
tommt. senn th ireue MID INNER penn ne
iommt. baum tam man aud1 mas 8efdeto
tee leien. TIe .RolispDt" mirtt iifts TN
5iun. uon Rep g)Ort bis nab gan
TraHcisco bin. AhtuHgsuoili gruBt
QI5ert 3taer
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w,oa bic ..Wplfsppft" uid,t auisc-

ben! Brig6tcn, al. rs. Mars. GmIie'
genb ienbe Sbnen 81 - ilr Die 3eitungen
uno Die Hramic 9!o. %. 9hre 3ettuna ~
mir 10 lirb gtup. oen oob i'd tie nldlt auige'
ben mag. Mlnihe Shnen uno ben 3elt'
lhriiten ben belien @riolg. @rgebenlt
8. Is. 0orn.
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Oscar Q T., ing
NJ, 3eras, ihrettt
mir IN einem Idn9yrfn
S-ieie ppn elmer &C.
tpllien Operation, be
iebr seaen ieiuen 8tl'
len IN ietner Nhmeien'
belt an ieinem 4 Mos
nate alten Sohnhen
nus9efEhrt lpuroe.
RaturlIh fam ih od
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Yer olGubi0 nab benz gSubl Der Wtenihbeit ltrebt
Ma9 Der in lhmerem &l audi II nterlie9en:
Gr It irb bier II d. 10 lang Die @ abrbei lebt, =
ST wiro in alen iii nfti9e &c Of I e d term iegen.
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pie 2aturPeifmeie 6eprGt aure1t rper6e sic Sci y Sc ocdnse1no
6eheBert! pic @rfoBrrrnsen etnes rs odbrieen NIT ser y Bpfi:
guftnr Ser Ru9en" ,ab spGjdbri9er 2enutrnt9 ser:
fef6cn- Or fest ruto fdprei6t jebt obne 25rrrc.
at is surely a fine thing, and can't be beatv
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lit ihr pirl iuerth!

III ibr uitl mertb! TIemln9ion. ".
s. 81. ,,no. 1913. ,{bre 3eltuug IT itbr
picl tptltb FIR mia uuo lh Iebe 10 gut id
tam oarnadl, man tann ietr plrG ouraus
lerneu. Cd babe ndnlIih auh ifon iehr
rieI GrfOhrung INST ben 3uttoren. abcr IS
wiro gu rpcit fiihreH penn ifl 3bnen GILES
eif.Grte. g9inide 3hnen plel slid I'M
aeuru Sntr. YieIen Bant neblt @ruB. 3brt
6rau 0o b ma n.
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Hrpptl u n,
" e 70 Yort Sc.
GENT Der, ihretbt
mir 81 r. gin on
Neiger, eln Ia q
jdbrlaer NngeltehEer
Der oortl9en 9roBen
fSirmn uniteo
Gtates / n
ting 6 o., i'll II
oerfh0uer Sano Ell
nen 8rlef, mbrtiih
pie ipI9t iauieno: