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CHAPTER XVII.
THE END OF THE CASE.

To Sylvester, head of the identif-
cation bureau, 1t seemed that the world
was lettering to Its fall; but the rest
Of US, who had not really at the bottom
Of our hearts, perhaps, believed in the
infallibility of the finger-print system.
took 1t more calmly. And presently we
went upstairs to take look at the con-
tents Of Silva's secret cupboard. When
he had first come to the house. Miss
Waugh explained, he had been given
carte blanche in this suite Of rooms. He
had them remodelled, installed, the CIR
cular dlvan and crystal sphere, selected
the hangings, and at the same time, no
doubt caused the secret cupboard to be
built.
It's contents were most interesting.
There was a box Of aerial bombs, which
Godfrey turned over to Simmonds with
the injunction to go and amuSe himself.
For Sylvester'S contemplation and
further confusion were the gloves with
which sylvia had managed his parlour
mystidcation scheme, six pairs of them;
ana there was also the very simple
apparatus with which the finger print
reproductions had been made-an ap-
paratus, as Godfrey had suggested,
similar in every way to that used for
making rubber stamps. There, too,
were the plates Of zinc upon which the
impressions OF the prints had been
were various odds and ends Of Jug
gler's outfit, as we'll as various bottles Of
perfumes, essences, and liquids whose
properties we could not guess.
Godfrey looked at the gloves care
fully as though in search Of something,
and at last selected one of them with
little exclamation of satisfaction.
II thought So" he said. and held 1t
up. Look at this glove, Sylvester. You
see it has never been used--there Is
no ink on 1t. Do you know what 1t is2
It's the print Of SWANS left hand"
Sylvester took 1t and looked at 1t.
Its a left hand all right" he said.
But what makes you think it is
Swain's?'
Because Silva expected to use both
hands, till he learned that Swain had
injured one of his. But for that, the
blood needed to make the prints would
have come from the victim, and Silva
would have worn this glove, too; but
SWANS injury gave Silva happy in
spiration. Wonderful man." he added,
half to himself.
Goldberger and Simmonds went on
into the inner room to arrange for the
disposition Of the body Of Mahbub;
but Godfrey and Miss Vaughan and
1 turned back together, for we did not
wish to see the thug. At her boudoir
door Godfrey paused.
THE case is clear" he said, from
first to last, provided you can supply
US with a final detail, Miss Vaughan"
What Is that?" she asked.
Did you write that note to Swain
in your own room?'
yes"
and will you show me the table at
which you wrote it?"
Certainly" And she opened the
door. Come in. I wrote 1t at that lit
tie desk by the window"
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AILING WOMEN
NEED THIS FAMOUS
DOCTORS PRESCRIPTION

Thousands Of women who are now
blessed with robust health cannot un-
derstand why thousands OF other WON
en- continue to worry and suffer from
ailments peculiar to women when they
can obtain for a trifling sum DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription which
will surely and quickly Danish all
pain, distress and misery and restore
the womanly functions to health.
This prescription Of DR.. Pierce's ex
tracted from roots and herbs is a TEN
perance remedy.
To get rid of irregularities, or ca
tarrhal condition, to avoid pain at GER
tain times, to overcome irritability
and weakness, waste no time, but gel
DR.. Pieree's Fa9orite Prescription in
liquid or tablet form this very day
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President Wilson and Conservation.
From the Chicago Post.

From the Chicago Post.
President Wilson apparently looks witt
dlsfaVor on the Shields waterpoWer bill
which recently was passed by the Senate.
House the weaknesses In the measure as
they appear to him, and presumably has
asked that corrections be made when the
bill comes up for consideration and that
ample provisions be made to safeguard
the interests Of the people.
Last year the House OF Representatives
passed water power bill which In nearly
would have nothing to do with 1t, because
1t limited the control which private cor
porations could exercise over public prop
Shields bill, which conservationlsts say
truly gives away valuable natural re-
sources without proper compensation to
the rtghtful guardians, the people.
foreign commerce now has before 1t the
Adamson water power bill, which Is a
counterpart OF the Shields bill. The COM
mittee probably will report to the House
within a few days. There will be a min
GRITTY report, but It Is questionable whether
the House as a whole will override the
committee majority and adopt the sane
proposition put forward by the minority.
President Wilson has been looked upon
as q supporter Of the conservation move
ment. In most things he has succeeded
in bending congress to his will. 1t Is pro-
posed by a democratic majority In con-
gress to give away a considerable part OF
the inheritance Of the American people.
The government which Is the people, is
supposed to have control over nav1gable
streams. The water power that Is devel-
oped on these streams should belong In
part to the developers and In part to the
owners of the power.
Congress wants to give everything to the
developers although 1t has tried to hide
the Ubiquitous feet by certain propositions
which look we'll on their face, but which
when analysed mean nothing. If Presi-
dent Wilson can not secure from congress
a recognition Of the property rights of
American citizens, he should veto bill
which gives monopoly the right to exploit
the natural capital OF the people without
Just compensation.
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BEGGING HOUSEWIFE
From the Kansas Clty Star.

; From the Kansas City Star. (
Residents Of Columbus, N. NJ,
; are said to feel that the villa raid
might have been checked II the (
> American troops on the border had
been reasonably vigilant. But the (
; troops appear to have been as vigil (
liant as the government. I
, For years-durlng the present -ad- I
; m.nistration at Washington and the
; previous one-American lives and
property on the border have been
exposed TO attack from one or an
, other OF the armed factions that
; have held sway in Mexico. A reas-
such reasonable warning would
have been prepared for such an at
tack as finally was made.
That neither the government nor
the army were prepared for II, that
both were taken completely by sur
prise and that a week elapsed be-
fore an expedition column could be
got ready to start In pursuit are
now established facts. Nor when
General Pershing's small force
finally entered Mexico was It pre-
pared to do rs work. Two weeks
after the entrance the government
ls still scratching around trying to
find somebody who has got some
motor trucks they are not using.
The government has discovered the
aAAig utSuS SUCH LoL
transport. In case nobody who has 4
motor truck Is willing to sell or (
lend II the government hopes to 1
Induce General Carranza to lend II (
railroad, and Is industrlously car
Tying on a correspondence with him (
to that ond.
What s this blight that is upon
US? Why does this country OF "
100000 people run IS army like
corner grocery store? This spec (
; tacle Of the government running <
out like a woman with a pan Of hot (
biscuits In the oven to borrow a (
? cup Of lard Is not a pleasant one. I
1t shows something IL wrong some (
where. The war department spent
Mll. 900. 600 last year, and now when (
the army needs the actual neceS-
stiles for a dash after q gang Of :
murderers the war department has (
got to go out and chatter for them
while the army waits and the out
laws get away. Must q great dis
aster fall upon this country before (
II realizes its business has grown
, too big TO be carried on In this mar
ket stall fashion?
Every day that present conditions
continue. every day OF putterlnR
and delay. Of speeches in congress
and negotiations OF protocols the
chances for such disaster grow
greater.
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Envious.

DO your teeth ever ache? asked
little Walter as he watched his grand
mother take her false teeth out.
Why, no, Of course they don't,
Walter" she replied. Those are
false teeth"
Il wish I had that kind" said the
boy. Then l could eat all the candy
| wanted to-"
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"ANURIC!''
NEWEST IN CHEMISTRY

This is a recent discovery Of Doctor
Pierce, head of the Invalids' Hotel,
Buffalo, N. Y. Experiments for sew
eral years proved that there is no
other eliminator of uric acid compa-
rable. For those easily recognize
symptoms of inflammation-as back
ache. scalding urine and frequent uri-
nation, as well as sediment in the
urine, or If uric acid in the blood has
caused rheumatism, "Anuric" actS
quickly. In rheumatism Of the joints,
in gravel and govt, invariably the
pains and stiffness which so frequently
and persistently accompany the dis
ease rapidly disappear.
Send DR.. Pierce 1Oc for large triaH
package. Full treatment SOC. AID
druggists.
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SouNenirR.

Did your wife believe your story
about being called away to Boston on
buslness?"
We'll, she was inclined to doubt
it at first, but when l produced the
loaf Of Boston brown bread and the
can of baked beans l bought at the
delicatessen store on my way homs
she believed every word told her."
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For q really fine coffee at a mod.
crate price. drink Denison's Seminole
Brand, 35c the h., in sealed cans.
Only one merchant in each town
sells Seminole. If your grocer isn't
the one, write the Denison Coffee Co.,
Chicago, for a souvenir and the name
Of your Seminole dealer.
Buy the 3 ID. Canister Can for $1.00.
ADV.
Some people get lot Of satisfac-
tinn ont Of trnnhla hv living about II
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STOP ITCHING INSTANTLY
With Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
Nothing Better. Trial Free.

Battle the affected part with Cuticura
Soap and apply the Ointment. For &c
zemas, rashes, irritations, pimples, dan
druff and sore hands Cuticura Soap
and Ointment are supreme. Nothing
better, cleaner or purer than these
super-creamy emollients at any price.
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. L.
Boston. Sold everywhere.-AdV.
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Framing a Career.

From tue WasIIhBtOn 6LaFo
What profession do you think your boy
Josh will choose"
Law" replied Farmer Corntossel. Josh
kin talk louder an longer when he's got
the wrong side OF an argument than any
body ever heard"
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T0lDt0aD0id
Operations
These Three Women Tell How They
Escaped the Dreadful Ordeal of
Surgical Operations.

Hospitals great and necessary institutions but they
should be the last for who suffer with ills
peculiar to their Many letters file in the Pnkham
Laboratory at Lynn, Mass, prove that great number Of
after they have been recommended to submit to
operation have been made we'll by Lydia E Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound. Here three such letters. All
sick women should read them.
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Tho Ultimate Consumer.

From Judge.
Little S:ster-I would laugh If got a
nice box of candy for my birthday.
Big Brother-So would J.
Little Sister-But why would you laugh
Big Brother-Because I'm bigger thar
you are.
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Hereditary.

She doesn't sem to mind the sub
way crush at all. Crowds never both
er her a bit"
mo wonder! Her ancestors came
over in the Mayflower."
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Before Lorraine was united with
France, in 1885, 1t belonged to the de-
throned king OF Poland. Before that
It belonged to Austria
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-04-20

That man has truly reached Ithe
limit Of perfection who fully deserves
the good opinion he has Of himself.
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DR.. Pierce's Pellets are best for liver,
bowels and stomach. One little Pellet foT
a laxative-thfee for a cathartic.-Adv.
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female TROUBLES that could not do anything and our dooSr
sad would undergo operation could hardly walk
without help read about and S what
Lydia Pnkhsms Vegetable Compound and package OF Lydia
khas Sansye Wash and used them according to drecons
Thev helped able do all work and am we'll
Mrs THoa DwYER, $50 Milwaukee Ave, East, Detroit Mich
Bellevue PA suffered than tongue can tell with terrible
bearing down pains inflammation tried several doctors and
they al told the that never could get ven WITHOUT
good other medicines that and none
hams Vegetable Compound The first bottle helped kept
taking don't know what it is to be sick more and
am picking weight 20 old and weigh 45 pounds
It win be the greatest pleasure to me can have the GPpor
FRoE11oHKR Manhattan St. North Side Bellevue Pa
You would like special advice write to Lydia Pnkha
Mass Your letter wtH be opened
read and held in strict confidence
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The Lori loveth a cheerful giyer-
and so does every man. woman and
child on earth.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-04-20

Ridicule never kills unless the
death is deserved.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-04-20

1t is not so difficult to get a d.
vorce If ono has the wherewithal to
satisfy the LAWYERS.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-04-20

Marinette, Wis.-"1 went to the doctor and
he told me 1 must have an operation for female
trouble, and hated to have it done as had been
married only short time. I would have terrible
pains and my hands and feet were cold all the
time. took Lydia E. Pnkham's Vegetable Com
pound and was cured, and l feel better in every
way. give you permission to publish my name
because am 80 thankful that feel well again"
Mrs. FRED BEHNKE, Marinette, Wis.
Detroit Mich" When first took Lydia e.
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| + hav,
Ear "a
front.
rsuant
1erar,
ned IA
ain b.
cere.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-17

@arlim oenn? Sem Sers floafte
immer miloer2 @as mar ibn1?
8as molte er MIR oieIe gapiere,
Die er oa IN Der Sano belt, erreg-
ten i'm. @eoonfen ifoiien our6
iein @ebirn. Mber es mar anes
unflar, b%ertporren. @r perrnodlte
oieie blibartigen 8eoanfen nid)t 5lt
oronen. Isle unter einem 3fpong,
falt pie in eineni 3roitm3uItano
itedte er Die Ynpiere 81 iid, forid-
te nud, OBJ aud feines su 8uoen ge-
fallen NOR, oh er feiftes o~ergeiIen
bette. Mit geonftem &iiden, ais
OBJ er etfuas 81 fiirdten bGtte, Ibat-
te er iid) ipieoer uno pieoer Inn,
OBJ niemano fam. I1td 5u Dem 30.
ten begob er iid 5iriid. Gr gob
uirflid fem 9ebens5eiden mebr!
ltnD = Ieine Tafden - ga mar
8elol 0as ipoute err nitbtl or s6-
gerte uno beIann iid. Gr riftete iid
ouf.
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9ann begatn er ourd oog bid
te 8alogeitriipp 5u orinaen, ilber-
Die 5el8triimmer gu flcttern. INNER
I'M S6ube Der 8dume. @eit iiber
Der Stelle, no Der GelbItmoroer Lao.
er Den 8alb, poriihtig nod
alien Seiten ipabeno mie Elm TIiidt.
Der Die 8erfoleer fiirdtet. Nls
er Damn cine &eile tiefer ms Sc.
blrge poraeornngen near. ludte er
nit ben glifen oie Stcle nod elm
mol mo Der Srelnoe Iiegen ml,Bte.
er ta1lo tie rid)t mehr. @r ieI6It b1t-
te tpteoer lnden miiIien, Inn Iie slx
@ie io1tct ga SSrentoe erff9
9teueldlt uieQeift fono man 1sn
Nom mel 49,
Gortiesuna foIei.)
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IHE EIcHTEEN HOTEL

WaS beoertet rSbe eighteen? Sas
Bette sDotel fur ons ztpenigSte @elb IN Snn
9Iutenio. Gunner SOC. Musgedeibnete
Mnhlseiten 25c. Riebrige Spe5ialraten
per @ode. Bab fret. grcdett s6277. 81
eentraIer Gage. 802 Giib~Nlamo StraBe-
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CROWN BOTTLlNG COMPANY,
gheu. Wueller, Wcfhaftsfilrer.

Ebeu. Wueller, Wcfhdftsfibrer.
Iii SpueS Npenue, %gegeniiber Der Gone
5far grdnerei. Gan Antonio, $eras.
n Snbrifnnten BON alien Nrten Gp<
~oaipaiIer. D2inera[fuaier nno boraiialid
Beibc TeIepbsnr. Jreie stbtteferuue.
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DIR. C. n. PETRY

@raDuierter g~biropracter, e~ntfern.
Die uriade bon @ranfheitsn, nbne Gr5nei
ODER Meiier. 203 8uerler @ebdiioe,
224 @efsgommerce Ctr. Gan Mntonio.
Grodett 7038.
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eamereien. II. Nar6en sture.

Gamrreien= II. Tar6en= Gtpre.
BboleiaIes unb NetaiIs6 gambler in
NIartens, gclb= NIB Bl~nmenianier, Jars
ben, SeI- unb GeFliael- Smppiics.
aiidter bon edten =. 6. @bife Or
pbingtons. $500 fir Gebeier 0teier
Gorte.
Ga Warfet Str. Sci. gredett 1860.
Sam Autunio. Tcras.
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0uss as,ao ssnhle

@9ir halten Die bette &able unD Das
bette grennbolS. 8rnbiert uns. Olase
@ppS & Gpal GD. grodett 6053. Neres
Sci 1911.
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6ptela.
HOTEL N

$50 HIamo gIasa -bibib m0bIierte
reine 3imrner. SOC, 75c 81 per gag,
50 so unD auftpdrts per Wode. GUNNER
NIT 9 Bettsn $500 per 8ode. Nltes
9eIcpbon grodett t658.
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geaeniiber Dem Gutter 0ffice &C.
bdube. 112 Gft@6ouitn ctr. 9nmens
5trobs unb Hunamas9ite gereintgt llo
aefprmt. Meine 4rbeit tit naiiber@
trefftiG.
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nUTH SEED COMPANY
G|rpb. rub Gfefulanaef.

8Itmen8piebeln, @artens, @htmens,
SseIoIamen. ollie lIteniilieu un0 9eilS
mitteI fir @eflIgeI5udt. 8ileb's 8ares
ne. Brffene B~rutnpparnte. Sor6ern Sic
antalog. Gei0e 9hones 1s9. 502-504
1inrfet Giraffe.
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Lawn Mowers

aelddrft. Weefer nnb G5neeren eei6lifs
len. SAloi1erarbeiten. @eparatlr bon
CARPET G~iDcepers uno Ndbmaidinen;
9feqenfd)irn1e iiberSoeen uno repnrieft.
507 MaDnrrD Ctr. Sef. Erauis A21.
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Merchants Transfer 60.

graasportieren uno anfitenen por
.Gafeg~ mno idiuerer @~9aidinerie cine
9pe0iatitdt. AbhDleti. @erlenoen 4ufbes
pnbren etc. Office 510-514 9oIorola
Cir. @eibe Eel. 359-
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C. I'll. Weyrich Sheet Metal Works
0dnoler in 6ar6mare, 0efen uaD
g[ehtpadren. 1rnftiider aIempner nnO
Dnd5Defer. 934 DEt>gommeree Giraffe.
Erabig 1890
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carter-MaIiaIy Transfer Co.,

5SamIliensaut{mcn uno 9roihfeH. Gea
foras uulsiehen uiD @a1beI : Qagernny.
Baggage : Eransier- SeIepbon 1913.
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RANDALL HOTEL

RANDALL HOTEL -griiber oas So
Gotta, inter nener Getting; iebes 3ln1@
mer unit Sab. Nieorigfte Staten IN Der
Gtabf fir gesnIdre. 3scD @. Stepbens,
Nananer.
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Wpranb Die 5reunof9aft oft f9eie
tert: an ibrer Sntimttdt.
Das Slid min ni6t nit 1i9 fpielen
IafIer, es min NIT uns fpielen.
Mer Ith ni9t por benz Qeben fiir9a
tet, fiir6tet if6 au9 ni6t por benz 500,
3adeetan uao na9sema9t
6at man9em f9on bel @elb gebra9t.
Gs gibt nur aipei 0inge, oie uus
erbittti9 fino: 9as 9eben uno Der
SOB.
Das unslaublidite gIaubt MANI
4er, MIR bas @laublibe glaubt er
ni9t.
@os man9e quite @ohe f9pn febr
f0roerte: bob iemano fe I'M Std eez
IaKen.
I'm Die @eieaf9aft genau gu tenz
men, barf man ni9t gu biel in ibr Der=
febren.
9erabe bic fiibeiten Mdoben be-
reiten oft ben Mdnnern bic grDbten
8itterfeiten.
Die @ebanfenloiisteit bat mebr
ebrli9e Namen gu @runbe geri9tet.
als bic 8osbeit.
G9te propbeten babtn munnmal,
falfde propbeten baben INNER fanaz
tifde Mnbdnger.
mas Menf6en unb Oinge inert
finb, fam man erit beurteilen, tueun
fe aft se~tporoen.
Satirifern piro Is 5ebr perz
iibelt. bab oie Melt 70 befnaffen tit,
tpie fe fe f9ilbern.
preuBen bate i'm Sabre 1912
gu gleider 3eit stpei Suiti8miniiter.
MIhler nnb Sapignn.
Die grie9ii9en @bmnaittter burfs
ten tpo9enldng boz benz Rampftase
ni6ts dls 2aie genieBen.
Sci ben floffif9en Wagenrenrten
NOR es 8eOingurg, oaB Die Yferoe bic
8abn ntGt fennen burften.
8ieIe iino in fleinen Dingen 70
iiberauS s%etpiFenbaft, Dob man merit,
man tperbe ii1 in srOBeren Dtnsen
ni6t anf iie p~erlaTen fDijnnen.
5ir9te ni9t. unsebilbet gu erz
f9einen, penn bu llnperItdnblides
ni6t peritebit; Denn niht isber bunfel
aussebriidte l~lniinn lit Siefftnn.
Menn emit bein auge tribe nirb
uno b4ht
,9aft bu nur einen SrDf. grfiilte
Yflidt. 8br.
S m 0ffentliden 2eben treten pieIe
auf nit einem @emifh bon 8efheiz
oenbeit unb Redbeit. ted in ibrer GAL
tung, bef6eioen IN ibren 2eiitunsen.
SIN Sabre 1866 bate Der Ser5og
BON Nrenberg aus feinem .8ergbamz
regel" 379 Marf, 1914 ober 1885,
406,18 Marf miibeloIes ginfommen.
Iber mas biefem Jortf9ritt Der
5anaen Menf6beit entgegenftebt, bas
1T bas gesenfeitige Mibtrouen, unb in
oielem liest cine itete uno groBe Sc
Tabr. 9raf Molfte.
Sn feinen Heuen paraIipomena
f9reibt S6openbauer: Der 6aupt<
8ug i'm Nationol9dratter Der Stalies
ner tit pDllfommere nnberf9dmtbeit.
Diefe beftebt barin, bob man zines
tells fi9 fir ni9ts gu f6ls6t bdlt,
alio anmaBeno uno fred lit; anberne
tells fi9 fir ni9ts gu gut bdlt, aI5o
nieoertrd6tig tit. Wer binqeaen
Sadm bat, lit fir einige Dinge su
bl0oe, fir anpere gu ftoI3. Der Sta
liener lit tpeoer bos cine nod bos an,
oere, fonoern na6 llmfdnben alenz
faus furftfam ober bodfabrenb. /"
Diefes llrteil lit Dor mebr dls einem
9albsn S~abrbunoert niebergtf6rieben
Wie Die sM. 3tg.4 fdreibt, far
ven ole 5tp0lf SObne elmer betannten
Ino arseiebenen Snrolerfamilie oen
Seloentoo fiirs 8aterlanb. aIe tpas
rem aaiierjdger in einem 4lter BON
a1t5ebn Bis pier5ig Sabren, BODICE
Htn Afn.. Kf-N oaQ+ 4
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Gortiesuna foIot)

Or. @nr. Mettcr, Der bcrtIdc sfrc
genarst, hnt Sprcdannoen in g. ~
Ipotbefc, gcaeniiber uum Marfshau5-
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FRITZ REUTER-

Iii Cameron Ctr, MutomDbiI : 9ieparae
turcn, CrbncetDlere : Sdipeibung, are
beiten am Nnfnbrtss nub gnt5iirlbungs@
appnrat. grofett 1925.
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GameI unb WeaHaelfntter.

srcn efaffef, 3f9 OFT : Commerce
CTR. 3eu, @streiDe, @nrteit~ utlo SeIoios
men, @efliiaelfutter- SntnDatoren.
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@erInuat gbamberIain's perfeftes
&iiden Tutter. Grtbdlt fein Goru,
hdIf gingeipeibe oefuuO un0 geine frdfz
tia. Sci @rocerilten ober Grodett 1888,
Cater Geeb g., 420 GnbsEiones Ctr.
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2(,unimgs mnD 3elte.

Nlamp Sent & Iiunins GD. @nt. Ga
reusen. Giqentiiner. ollie unicre @aaren
hoben poGes @efuidt lio 0soB, palieno
fir Gtonoarb@@ r0ben. 215 Nne. s.
gelephpn Grodett 1858.
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S9nibel.
9ie unpsrboultditen ptlae iin6 bic
@liidspil3e.

Wenn oas 9er5 su lteben beeinni
bat Der Ropf Serien.
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8ieIe fino in fleinen Dingen 70
iiberaus g%epiFenbuft, Dob man merit,
man tperbe iid in srOBeren Dingeu
ni6t auf fe D%erlaIen fDnneu.