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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-03
SEEKING BERTH
IN THIS BEAT
W. G. Mullen Write. Justice He
Wants TO Get Control of Fran
chise New a. Gates.
burg.
DUBUQUE A GOOD BET
Forrest Piass Might Keep Out OF
Debt if He Cut Loose
From Three-Eye
League.

From present indications there will
be little trouble in completing the e.
A. circuit before the snow goes off the
ground next spring. Whether Or not
Rock Island will get in the cihcuit is
a matter of much doubt and Of much
concern to the Island city bugs. But
if the Tri-Optic organization Is sue
cessful IN continuing its dog-in-the-
manger tactics and holds on to that
city, the association will haye little
trouble in placing the Galesburg fran
chise
President Justice this morning re-
ceived letter from W. G. Mullen, an
old-timer in the baseball business who
is now in business in Michigan. Null
len wants to get hold Of c. A. club.
He has been playing baseball and
managing clubs in various leagues for
a number of years and wants to de-
vote all his time to it IN the future
He expects to sell his business and
hereafter follow the diamond game ex-
clusively.
Mullen May Aid Plass.
Mullen is negotiating with Forrest
,Plass of Dubuque, with view to re-
organizing that club and entering 1t In
either the c. A. or the Three-Eye. Null
len prefers to get on this beat, as
he thinks there is much better OPP
portunity to make money In the Cen
trail association.
If Plass and Mullen are unable to
/ hook up satisfao torily, Mullen expects
| to open negotiations for the Galesburs
| franchise, providing it can be placed
! in city that will give support to the
club. He says he is willing to keep II
! at Galesburg providing the fans there
will guarantee him some support. JUST
to show that he means business, Mui
len stated that he is willing to put up
any reasonable guarantee to the
league Or to the city in which he
places the club. should he get on this
| circuit
Plaas Has One Chance.
II Plass really were looking out fol
the sheckles he ought to jump at the
opportunity to swing his Dubuque
club to the c. A. where he would nave
chance to accumulate bank roll
i His attempts to make money out OF
Dubuque with Three-Eye league
| franchise is little short of ridiculous
The expenses in that organization are
nearly double those of the c. A. run
ming close to 100000 a year. The at
/ tendance in Three-Eye League cities
on the other hand, is but little better
| than that Of the c. A., and Dubuque Is
/ no exception to the others when 1t
! comes to gate receipts.
! Plass has tried on several occasions
! to work into the c. A, and has met
with uncordial greetings on each oc
casion. He may be little backward
! about trying again. There's nothing
1 to guarantee that he will be welcomed
| hut if the Rock Island hope dies
/ Dubuque will be about the next pest
bet Justice can lay his money on.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-03
A MOTHERS
GRAlIlUD1
Many a Mother in keokuk will Appre
cIate the Following.

Many a strong man and many a
healthy woman has much for which
to thank mother. The care taken dur
ing their chil6hood brought them past
the danger point and made them
healthy men and women Thousands
of children are bothered with incon-
thence of urine. and inability to re-
tain 1t is ofttimes called habit. It
is not always the children's fault--in
many cases the difficulty lies with the
kidneys. and can be readily righted.
A Keokuk mother tells how she went
about it.
Mrs. NJ. E. Clark. 500 South Fifth
street, Keokuk, says: II feel justified
in giving Doan's Kidney Pills my en-
dorsement. This remedy has been
used in my family, being procured at
wilkinson & Co.'S Drug Store. and it
has brought relief from pain and
lameness in the back and trouble with
the kidney secretions"
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Clark recomm ends. Foster-Mil-
hurn CO. Props. Buffalo, n. Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-03
Declare War on Colds.

that common colds may become un-
common within the next generation"
has been begun by prominent New
York physicians. Here is a list OF
the "dont's'' which the doctors say
will prevent the annual visitation Of
the cold:
Don't sit in draughty car"
Don't sleep in hot rooms"
Don't avoid the fresh air"
Don't stun yourself at meal time.
Over-eating reduces your resistance"
To which we would add-when you
take cold get rid Of it as quickly as
possible. To accomplish that you will
find Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-03
JACK SHELDON, DEAN
OF UMPIRES, DIES
Famous Umpire Dies Of Heart rahure
After Thirty Years OF Work
on the Diamond

SAN JOSE, Calf, Nov. SACK
Sheridan, dean of the umpiring staff
of the American league of base ball
clubs. died here yesterday from a sud.
den attack of heart failure, following
a three weeks illness. He was sixty
two years old and had been an UNI
pire thirty years.
His illness followed sunstroke re-
ceived in the course of a game in
August
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-03
An Upper Reform.

Fairfield Ledger: The nonpartisan
judiciary law under which Iowa is
now operating. has more politics In
II than any statute the state ever had.
It directly forces every candidate for
a judgship into politics and imposes
upon everyone campaign of his
own If he doesn't get into the game,
and get IN strongly. he will stand lit
tie show at the polls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-03

-Ieas TIE Gate city want column.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-03
Gridiron Gossip
YALE

IUuIteu rress Leased Wire Service.l
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov AL
though Captain Talbot did not get in
TO his uniform for practice yesterday,
five other Yale men who have been
on the hospital list were in action and
1t was expected Talbot would resume
work today. Stiff practice will be In
order throughout the week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-03
HARVARD.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass Nov. g.
Charles Brickley, Harvard's great
back who has been out OF the game
because of an operation for appert--
citis. appeared in uniform on Sol
diers Field yesterday and took part
in the practice. He tried for fifteen
field goals from the fifteen yard line
and made fourteen of them, all with
his left foot.
Brickley has piled up goals in the
past for Harvard with his right foot.
i. is now impossible for him to use
that, however, owing to the recent
operation
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-03

Most dishguring skin eruptions.
scrofula. pimples, rashes. ETC., are
due to impure blood Bnrdock Blood
Bitters is cleansing blood tonic
Makes you clear-eyed. clear-brained.
cIear-skin Advertisement
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-03
PRINCETON.

PRINCETON, n. j., Nov. 3.-Prince-
ton is now pointed for Harvard and
the varsity will line up for practice
during the week with the men who
will face the Crimson in their regu
lar positions. Much time is still being
put in at tackling. blocking and
charging
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-03
Directors Of Burlington Club VIII
Meet to Make Arrangements
fer Game for iSext
Year.
HAYDEN WILL ATTEND
"Biq Tom" viii Stop at Burlington
on His Way to Omaha
Meeting Next
Week.

BURLINGTON. Iowa, Nov. g.
President Kaletch of the Burlington
baseball association announced that
he received letter from Tom Hay
den in which it was stated that Mr..
Hayden would arrive in Burlington
either Tuesday or Wednesday of this
week to discuss the baseball situa-
ton with the local directors. Owing
to this Mr. Kaletch has called a
meeting of the local directors for
Thursday night. to take place at eight
o'clock at Secretary Hume's office.
At this meeting arrangements will be
made for baseball in Burlington for
the coming year and President ka-
letch says that it is very likely that
Mr.. Hayden will be selected to pilot
the Pathfinders next season.
MIR. Hayden, in his letter, stated he
has secured the services of several
exceptionally good ball players and
that he is still looking around for
more. He said that he would. if he
came to Burlington, have one of the
best teams in this part of the coun-
try and that the outlook was exceed
ingly bright
Tom expects to remain in axe city
until Saturday, when he will depart
for Omaha, to attend the minor
league meeting, '-hich promises to be
of the utmost Importance. It is
thought likely that aside from other
business, there will be much trading
Of players and Tom does not intend
to lose out on anything like this.
Hayden gave Burlington good base
ball last season and no one has any
kick coming. 1t is not ceretain just
what will be done at the meeting il
Burlington aside from discussing the
situation with Hayden, but II is prae
tically certain that Tom will De
chosen.
Explains Justices Course.
When asked concerning the alleged
Justice interview in the Chicago Her
aid, Mr.. Kaletch stated that he did
not think Justice had any idea OF
jumping to the Federals and was
sure that he had been misquoted as
it seems he had been according to
Keokuk reports. Mr.. Kaletch is
against the Federals, both coming
and going, and if the issue were
really pushed in favor of the Feds
he would fight to the limit. He stated
that he agreed perfectly with Mr.. Jus
tice in the true action he had taken
that of gaining more recognition.
The terms under which Hayder
derstanding be affected, are simila,
to last year and Tom will be given
practical control of the whole works
can select manager or manage the
team himself
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-05-08
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LEAGUE BASEBALL
NoRrAMEsrERN LEAGUE.

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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-05-08
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. Yesterday's Scores:

At Oakland-Oakland, [; Venice, o. At Los Angeles-Los Angeles, 2; Port
 land, o. At Sacramento-sacramento, 6; San
 Francisco, 5.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-05-08
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
 YesterdaY's Scores:

At seattle-seattle, l; Victoria, O. At Portland-vancouver, 8; Portland,
 1. ......-. At Tacoma-spokane, 4; Tacoma, 1.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03

Wober tommt oeraubiss
mus? SiherIih III nur iptnigen be-
tdnni, ipsr bic Snarabios iinb. IS
iinb MiIbs. luberit srauiam unb um
70 fiirft,rlifsr, ols iie Wsiiter iinb
in tsr aunit res nddtlifsH 9lnsriffs,
in bsm lie faIt unbeiies0ar iinb. Der
9runo bafiir 1T bemertenspertb. Die
Snarabios baben hen ,0ur3ug". /.
Rpftalopsn, b. +. Rndtiebsr gu isin.
DIR Gorifsr Sobn Stanbops, Der 0fs
isrs nit bisien gefdbrIifsn Burden
su tbun bate, i9rsibt in einem Be-
ridh !. .Wir ip1rsn resslrsft angss
ariffen ipOrbtn DON 2euitn, bic mir
aar nidt hemerten tonntsn, 10 tisf mar
nis DuntsIbsit, lie absr bdttsn unS
iebr ipobl esI.ben. Die Sndrabios f.
ben in Der 59dt BEL gfd9t ipiy bic
aaben." 0as in T1on Isbr msrfipiirs
big: nod msripiirbiser obsr in pisls
lei9t bic grtIGrung bisies pb1no.
msns. Die Snarabios perbarttn
bieis SGGrfs bes nGd.lidsn SebUers
m1asns sinem eigenurtistn Usrfdbrsn.
Sic siien 9eLlabonnd, unb bisIe
pfIanss bat bic Wirfung, bic pupille
iu ssipsiisrn uno iit pboapbores5IrenD
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03

te. unb es iino idpn i.tS Wpnate, ieitoem
tdt feline Neoisin mehr eirnebnte. SD boz
fe, oub meine fleine 9fotis Sbneu bebllfidl
iein ipirb, anoeren 5rauen ~ belfen. Sh
fitble mid segentpdrtig UOait1noia ipobI uno
bin better @eiunbbeit. ."-5rau " ugu i gS.
SononeE 1882 9ollins StraBe, Salti.
more, 0o.
9pbia e. Bintbam's Ses.table COMPOUND.
ipeldes aus einbeiniiden Burteln unb
ardutern beraeitellt ipiro, entbGlt teint nars
fptiiden pber indbli6en Srpsuen uuo bait
htute ben Reforb, bas erfplsreitite Seilmit<
tel gegen uns befannte peibli&e Seioen ;u
iein uno tauIenbe bon freiwilisen 9eugnii'
len, peId. int 8intbam Laboratory in
&pnn, Maii, aIfbepabrt ptroen, fdsinen
bisie Sbatiade sli benciien.
GreiBig Sabre lit es has Stanoaros 6eils
mittel 9e9en iueiblid): 9elben gepeien uuo
hat bic @eiunobeit Sauienber upn sSrauen,
,peldl. NIT berartigen Rrantbeiten ais Ters
id]iebuHsen, Qnt,iinbuns, @eihwiren, gu.
mprs, llnregeImdBst.iten etc. sepIast wa.
rem, pisoer bergrltellt.
@enn Sic ipc5iellen Gatb huben
mullen, 10 idjrcibcn Sic an Die &poia
Is. Einfgam MieSieine Gu. (runinoen.
tiell), 2pnn, Wtaii. Sbr Sriei iuiro
non ciner Srun acOffnet, selcien nnb
beantiuurtet NIB itreng gebeini geBal-
ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03

Az MAIDEN. go tShnen lie in Der p5ls
ligiisn 0untslbsit bic Ftbsn, bic lie
iibsrfdlIen poLlsn." 9i. BsLIdbonnd
1T nifi bas einsiss @ifi. bas fdbis
1T, cine Mirtung auf bag Sefift auss
suiibsn. sn bieier SbsnDsrbinoung
ihrsibt bic g6ronilus mebicnle iiter
bic 2pritomanen: Der SaifiId pers
uriu4t gu 4nfans Elm ibiotenblirts
adaen unb 5ulsbt cine bsGngftia:noe
@ahniinnsempfinbuns in Der pernns
itdl.enben Qrt, ipis man bic Gegsns
itGnoe fiebt. Elder mub man auf
bisis mibg.ftaltsnbs Gissnifaft ben
.siubisnniS" juriidiiibren, Der in bic
grfhsinlna frat infolse Der Misb.rs
einfibruns oes Gebrou9s Don ga.
idiih in geipiiIsn Standardization"
Gollie Wobrbsit oarin lisgen? SpIlt.
bic perbliiffsn6s unb fonii niht srs
tlGrbare grffeinuna ,bss aubismus
ipirilit aar nidi auf .polItommsnerer
Gitbsiiffer auffaHuns". ionbern gang
einfah auf .Dsrgifiuns bes o..
fidts" bsruben2 Gollte Der aubiss
mus nidhts isin ais. SdfhismuSf
dos lpiisae man4tH gar ni4t ibsrs
rai9en!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03
gurirablius ant @enfer See.
Bon Cigar Sung.

.9l6er ia gsbe nit msinen
Jrsltnbe gum llfer unieres tIeineE
Jlufiss unb nit einem RuDsri4ldg
laffe i6 ole politit unb bic Wen-
ifsn Dss Oorfes, ia, bic @elt Der
SDrfer unb Meniheu oabinten ino
gebe Elm III elm Reih bes Gonnens
untersanss unb oes Monoli4ts, Ill
rein uno liat fait, als bab Der fin:
benbsfledte Menf4 obne probe5eii
unS Rooi5ilt eintretsn biirfte. Wir
brinssn !eibli6 Elm in Oieie mGrs
9enbafts S9Dnbeit; mir tau6en Die
Sdnbs in hies farbige Clement; uns
iere 9lugen baben Iid in bieiem
2i6t, bisien 5Ormen. Gin 5eiertag,
ein 2anbaufsntbalt, elm t0nislihss
Gelage, has itolseite berserfrelenbit.
5eii. bas Mutb uno G8Dnbeit.
Wa6t unb @eidmad jemals bersis
tetsn uno senOfsn, bri4t alsbalb
an" Gmerion.
Mir iamsn BON GispIas. Tief eius
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03
sitauiatiun fir ben geriauf NIB bic ablirfrrnna
puu Wiil1l.

Cine gielolution ber C3eunobeiisbeborbe Der
Stabi Cincinnati init YcBua nui oen Setluul
nno bic abIeieruns bon wliln IN belagiet
Sinot. .,-..s,.
Der Siabi Cincinnati. 6ounip BON onniilion.
Gidai Ebio bab bic tolgenocn 9ieaulniloneii
fir bic 5iientlide @eiuu0beii iobpenoia rno
biermit uls 5tesulatton oieitr Scboroe oi'ae'
nonineu iiIio:
geiiicn j. arine qeroH ooer aiiIntdneIer
niio ien Rebicniieier poer Apeiii eiItee lpimen
WilfbGnblers fol- Wiil6. abgcrabmic Wltlb ebet
CSaIIune lriern perfaIten sum Seriaul aneie'
fen pber ablieiern es iei benz bah otefcl5e ~
innitdrcn pur6fibtilen @lastnbeu obcr lel6
aIlbcreH 9ebuIictn hbnlic)er Ari bic bon bitler
geb5rhc guipebctben merben roaei. aiiiheipnori
sum Saul nnaebpier 5um Nerilui ansaelieui'
nib bic &ebdlier NIT eincir Gnaenelleren Siop'
frl oher geridluh perfehen iinb.
SeIiion 9 Idb bciGaic Elaidcn ooer nnoere
9.cbdlier unpeTllllim Hnd tbJer auitnulina ae'
iirgeii iucrben miiiien mo otcee HntihNen nilo
Sieaen fol- nur IN einem Yildbnaie ober III
elmer WiClirrei ootaenoulrien luetbfn. oeren Ia
niidren 3n'idHoe BON hieier seboroe aulasbei'
eefilon 5. 1raenopeItc 3uipiSctbaubIunaen
aeaeu bic pbigcn Reau.diiuneH louen aetiaB
hen gcitimmunacn oes Gcicbes aeabnoei ner'
ben
RNoluiOncn bic bierniil III Aoniln tl,ben.
fins bicrnii pioerrnien.
Tieie AeaIaiioncn iolril gStrlrng baben pno
IN arnii iein bon iHo mad Dem eTlien [aae oes
Mai 1914.
lnecnommcn bon Der Gefinebeiiebeb5roe her
Siaoi Cincinnati 9onriu bon 0aniIion eiddi
Sbiu. oil bie'em criien Inee. peg April 1914
". a JG6ler.
Gradient pro lem.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03

fan, bab aeraoe an llfer beg Sees elm
RpufIeau Der eriten Bid in gatut
iinb Gultur oetbdn. 9lnbererieits fGu.
aber bas aa5umsnihlihe pie elne
raubs G6lle pon lns ab. elns &C.
mile Wa6t itrabIt bic Raiur auf uns
aus, alIss Gngs, 9leinIids, Sas qlias
lsnoe 8epubtIsin Der llnDolltommeHf
belt, es ma6t plab elmer fsierIi6sn,
erba6enen Rubs. Sc 1T. als oh mir
uus benz tSsbsimuib unfersr eisensn
Seele nGberten, als brdldte es ba5ii
feline @ermittsIung bes @eritanbes
mebr. - Die tpiNsnfhaftlihs 8stra6s
tung Der Ratur in unierem 3eitaltet
nil uns gu sinsm glusidaIteu Der
retnen Soss beDesen; absr mertpur'
big 1T, bag bieisI6e Ratur aae Watc'
rie, lpenisitens oas 9sfiibl bafiir, ers
tDbtentann nnb in ms Die 3uitanpe
berbei5ufiibrsu permus, tpegen rpelher
mir ben 0i9tsr. &iinitler uHb Wuiit:r
am meiiten i6absn. Dufiir mnsan6
Der Sab S6opsnbausrs: Die Wuilt
1T bic Sbee IsIbit@ elm gepeis ieini
benz ME babe i'd bas mahtige Die
Simmel riibmsn bes gipigen Gre
gestbopsns iiefsr empfunOsn.
80. llnb b6bsr iteige if uno hB'
Der. Bon sinfamer Warte ihfpeift Der
Bid iiber pnnOeriamen Reibibum. er
rinst ibn gang gu faFen: Der abeno
leu6iet iibsr Den gersipiBen. Won
iagt oft, Elm Msnf6enlsbsn lei n
WeniGbeitsleben tpie Elm 5ug i'm eipis
gen 5lub Der 3sit. llnb ipenn man
bos Bib 9ebrnu9en BARI oann mar
DieIer Gag Elm Sslbsnleben. Die lebteH
SonnenitrabIsn bonn lsidten abenbs
bunit esfangen, miifen ibre 5arbsn
lafen unb rotbe 9lutb lagert iifsr
nadtsn SsIien, bod, ni8t Elm itilles
@srssben, nein Elm pilotr aampf bes
aidtes nit benz Iditenb idiperen Duns
lei tobt an SOrisont. Gin blutenp
5lammenSei4en ihiebt bur4 bas
S6Ieierpsis Der DoIisn 3ur ountlen
Simmelsbldus. Do6 buniler uno'
buntler rinui Sas 2ebensblut bes Sas
aes, bas 2i6t, unb iiberflitbet bes
Sees ilarsn Spi.sel. Ser faBt es uno
perpanbelt es in lautres 9olo. lnb
ppsenbe Wsllsn iperfsn ben Wolten
ben i6immernben S9sin in ben
G6oob, bic Cuff, Der lsitte g1ebel, lie
ipplIen bas ipeidenoe aebenssut bals
ten. 0oh matter tpirb Der Slang uno
fiauer Sunit Derbedt als bereenb's
gabrtu6 Osa tObtsn Selosn. - Sanft
iteiat Der Wlon6 aus bem 9uniel.
Sein Silberi6ein rubt auf b,n
9aumpipfsln, bic leife rauf4enb 'eia
neues 2ebsn rerfiinben, bds ibre Gpsrn
unseltiim bur6tof iino bor unferm
gluse ifebt sebeimnibpoa bas sipi5e
GGtbfel bes Werbens.
Cine Sebniuft ipedi Der 5riibling'
In uns, Die ni9ts bon Grfiillung iDeib,
isine erhOtft unO piel!si&t aud tsine
- min,
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Sm oen Yorfrii6fius,

Gon ilbe sc Ell II c # e.

Ggon @inter telepbonirte at So'
riS Sugo;
n&ommen Sic nit mir in BEN @ru.
neiuaIo! aommen Siel Ger SimmcI
lit 5ilm &erriidtperoen blan iiber Dem
9d6ermeer lIno Die Spnne in icIig.
Iter 2alne!"
,Mir i6eint, 0aB Sic SSbre icligite
&allnc Der Snnne uno Dem SintmeI
auf6iiroen!" autDortete Soris' Iciie,
Oisfrete Stimme.
Sam fem! aam iein! SD mil
ilberniitbig ME elm fleiner Suuge
fem rnO Sic ioaen inittouenl"
u9ld0, menn Sic piiBten, ME nit.
De id bin bon Dem geitrigen 9all"
ia miro Sie Die 2uft idon mie-
Der lebbaft 1nadenl Gieie @drslpit!
&onlmen Sic, ieien Sic Inn eli am
300. Sber onri id Sic abboIen?"
.9sein @ptt, rpenn Die Son-
ne nif)t 10 Iofte uno Sic niGt 10
dudIten"
go iagen Sic ia, ia!"
Scum oenu, am 3pol" limb aie
Ieiie Gimme marc laltter, unb Doris
Sugo ladlte.
lie. beioen fannten iid bon @GI.
len ber. 9Iber bas geniigte, DAP iid
1r. @inter IN oieie Doris ernitbaft
perIiebte. Sic mar aus gutter SanliIie,
Iebte bel tbrer geIabmten Mlltter llnO
mar DON GROCER SeIbltdnoigfeit.
Sic !par itb0n. 8on iener 5arteH,
engIii6en Sfonbeit, Die 5ugleih gu
fiibl mar, ulH iheinbar Iange 5lI er.
udrmen. lllni9parlnt, tDie iie mar,
fonnte man ihr bod fcinen biretten
sSlirt nahiagen, Der eben mebr mar
als MIR ein G!irt
@inter m1rtete ihon Elm @cilfen,
aIs lie elm nenig eilig uno perip6tet
auf i'm 81 fam. gIeid, aber IateInb,
fagte tic: ,Sbln Sie mir oen ein3i.
gen @efaQen mo iagen sic SSbrer
Come, OaB lie mid mirmen iol, i'd
froitle."
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mortete cr. un0 iie fdiitteIRn iit Die
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beiltc Die paar Stluloen Goris ia.
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ieBt iebue ih mid plGsli6 naf @ni.
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zen, froben @eii6t. lulb Doris Siige
in ihrer Bartlett, idlaif, bIei6 un6
id0n. llno oicie S60rbeit gIif einer
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ben.
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alif ben 9oocn, Der NIT 8interlaub
beoeft mar. &c raideIte, wenn iie
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idDeigeno qiler 6itrh Die 8Gilme.
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ben iie iteben, ipenn 0as @aiier III.
bergrau burh ben 8uio idimnerte,
imb nbmcten tief, gan5 tief.
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Soris?"
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i'm Pluto raItiiebt man 6as nles
nift. glls iG friiber bier ritt, nein,
10 fpeit nidt, aber bod if,IieBli6 nu6
i'm @runemalO, mar i6 itetS ent5iidt.
Mon befoumt Damn Sebniirht aufs
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Yintbam's Negotiable
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uno ardinpfen ipar
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einem aiitrn oielhdii beibeiiiaeB oosr inaf'u.
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Rab6en ihr nasemeiHe sGusGIbsii. Eoi
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