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FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

/. !. !
A The reputation this oN
WV Cclcnt medicine enjoys,
Ro- y is derived from its cure,
IN e. 81 many Of which truly
%e9-9 marvellous. Invctcr.tr
~ N@--D cases of SCrOfnlOuS dis
" NJ ease, where the system
~ seemed saturated with
81 eA-S corruption, have bean
S-1-S88 purified and cured 10y II.
~ - ScrOfulous affections and
==sEAs disorders, which were
$3.50 gravated by the scrnTm-
lOus contamination until
they were painfully affecting have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every
ton of the country that the public scarcely need 10
be informed of its virtues uses.
ScrofulOus poison is one Of the most destructive
enemies Of our race. omen, this unseen ami unIrlt
tenant of the organism undrrminGS the constitution,
AMI invites the attack OF cnfccblng or fatal diseases.
without exciting suspicion OF it, presence. Again,
IL seems to breed infection throughout the body, and
then, some favorable occasion. rapidly develop
into one other of its hileOus forms either ON h:
surface among the vtals. In the latter, tubrT-
clcs may b" suddenly deposited in the lungs "r
heart, or tumOrs formed in the liver or 1t shows
its presence 10y CTuptIOnS the skin, foul ulcer
atiOnS on some part of the body. Hence the occ:t
SOnal use Of 81 hottie of this SGrS"I'IriLi| is al
appear Persons afflicted with the following
plants generally find immediate relief. and. At
length, cure, by the use of this S1RS-iP-IRIL-
Lii: 81. 1n'Eomy's Fire. hose or ErySip"'"s.
letter. SAT- Iihemn,. ScGi" Head. Ri"g'rorrH.
SOTr' Eyes. Sore Ears, and other cTuItIonS 81
visible forms of STyOJHlOHS disease. Also III fli
more concealed forms as IygS:EsiGI nr;g.
and the various TIccr0ms affections OF the utltscu-
Syphilis or TcI."rcHI and IIercMriGI Diseases
nrc cured 10y 1t, though long time is required Tor
suhduing these obstinate maladcs 10y any medicine.
Bmt long continued use of this medicine wIII
the complaint. LcHrOrrEIO'H or H;'if,S, Uterine.
UtccrdiO"S' and Female Diseases. are com
monty soon relieved AMI ultimately cured lay IrS
purifying and invig"rntnE effect. Minute Dire
tons for each case are found IN Almanac. sup
piled gratis. Rheumatism and CiOuf, when
caused by Accommodations of cNir;ncOus matter,
in the blood, yield quickly to il, as also Lirrr
Complaints, TOrpidity. Congestion or IIIJlTUp-
1ITfiOn of the Lircr. and JGUHdiCc. when arising,
as they often do from the ranking pnIsOns in rh,
blood. This SdRS-II'1RILL-f i great
storer for the strength and ViGor of the system.
Those who are LGmymid and Li%ttCsS. DcSp"n-
dent, STrcUICSS, and troubled with Nervous %
T'rch"IIsiOnS or Fears, my of the affections
relief and convincing evidence Of its restorative.
power upon trial.
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"Well, then, he is not here, o dear!
something is the matter"
Hazel came across directly. And they
both began to run anXiously to every
part whence they could command 8
view to any distance.
They could not see him anywhere,
and met. with blank faces, at the bower
Then Helen made a discovery.
This very day, while hanging about
the place, Hazel had torn up from the
edge ofthe river an old trunk, whose
roots had been lOosened by the water
washing away the earth that held them,
and this stump he had set up in her
bower for table, after saving the roots
down into legs. Well, on the smooth
part OF this table, lay n little pile OF
money, ring with large pearl in 1t,
and two gold ear rings, Helen had often
noticed them in Welch's ears.
She pointed at these and turned pale.
| Then suddenly waving her hand to
Hazel to follow her, she darted out OF
the bower, and in a moment she was at
| the boat.
There she found, besides his waist
coat, his knife, and little pile of
money, placed carefully on the thwart;
and underneath it, his jacket rolled up,
and his shoes and sailors cap, all put
neatly and in order.
Hazel found her looking at them. He
began to have vague misgivings.
w haG N4OCb LhlS 44Coh AS ShANA
"'What does it mean p" cried Helen,
in agony. "Don't you see? a Legacy !!
The poor thing has divided his little all.
| 0, my heart! What has become of him?
Then, with one of those inspirations
her sex have, she cried, "Ah Cooper's
grave !"
Hazel, though not so quick as she
wasr caught her meaning at a word,
and flew down the slope to the sea.
shore. The tide was out, a long irregu-
lar track OF fOOtstept indented the sand.
He stopped moment and looked at
them. phen pointed towards that cleft
where the grave was. He followed
them all across the sand. They enter
ed the cleft, and did not return. Full
OF heavy fOreboding he rushed into the
cleft.
Yes, his arms hanging on each side Of
the grave, and his cheek laid gently on
smile on his dead face. Only man;
yet faithful as dog.
Hazel went back slowly, and crying.
OF all men living, he could best appre-
ciate fidelity, and mourn its fate.
But, as he drew near Helen, he dried
his eyes; for 1t was his duty to comfort
her.
Sne had at first endeavored to follow
him; but after few steps her knees
smote together, and she was fain to sit
down on the grassy slope that overlook
ed the sea.
The sun was getting huge and red
over that vast and peaceful sea.
She put her handsI t. her head, and
sick at heart, looked heavily at that
glorious and peaceful sight. Hazel
came up to her. She looked at his face,
and that look was enough for her. She
rocked herself gently to and fro.
Eyes" said he in broken voice: He
was there, -quite dead
He sat gently down by her side, and
looked at that setting sun and illimita-
BILE ocean and his heart felt deadly sad.
"He is gone, and we are alOne,-on
this island"
The man said this in one sense only
but the woman heard it in more than
one.
ALONE!
She glanced timidly around at him,
and, without rising, edged little away
from him, and wept in silence.
LTo BE CoNTIEUED.I
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IIOLYDAYA.

Oh, the sweet perfume OF The Spring time
The gOrse and fields OF cloth OF gold,
The fRI-On kline, the wandering bee,
sabbath on Sabbath wide unrOileU.
Ay, fainter, fainter, through my brain
The clink and cIaHk OF rod and wheel,
As | sink down mid primTOse cOpses,
An Eden S echoes round me steal.
In the great game OF life wrestler,
crave little breathing time;
Resi-, aching brain; rest, tOll-worn fingers,
And Irifle with an idle rhyme.
AT Natures feet. All! !c: us nestle
sweet wife and children, and forget
Our wilderness OF smoky hOuSetOps-
Life owes ner martyrs such debi.
In after years, when we grow sOmbTe
My darlinRs, or when some are dead,
Loves mem ry will not quite let wlthcr
These holydays SO brightly sped.
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cncd, falling hair checked, and balHi-
ness often, thOuOdies not always, cured
by its use. NA> .pg can restore the
hair where thg"EASNsEcles are destroyed,
or the glands atropbied aud dccaycd-
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness BY this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with Pasty scdi-
mcnt. it will keep it clean ard vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those dclcterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. II wanted
merely for
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MGdIfaI.
Ayers
Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
Is at once agreeable,
healthy, and ef1Gctual
for preserving the
hair. FddcI on, graz
hair Is soon ]. Stor,,L
to its original color
'ciM the gloss and
freshness OF youth.
Thin hnir l. thinE-
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The reputation this GN-
Ccllcnt medicine enjoys,
Is derived from its curC~,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. Invrtcrstt,'
cases of SCrnfnlOus dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have hc"u
purified and cured 10y II.
ScrOfulous affections and
disorders, which were aG-
gravated by the sCTuIu-
Ions contamination until
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-06
4atbarina @nnib.

Gin 19red1i6er gprfan erets>
nets iia 1esten Mentas frab in Dafpta
County. l1nsefdbr sier Metlen BON @eft
ct, saul entfernt ppbnte felt elmer &etbe
Don Satren an Der Tarmtn9ton &pab Elm
beuti9er Tarmsr Nanens NuBer, Der tit
letter 3eit in feiabliAem gerbaltnt6e gu e.
mem MaGbar fano. Mm Montas frub strt>
lAen atpei unb brei l1r erwaate. Nu6sr tn>
folse zines 0erdulAes in Ser anipBeaoen
Slide, iprans, BON giferiuAt setrieben, aus
ieinsm gette, ersrif iein i9arf selaoene5
&etpebr unb fApb burh Sic IN ben &uaen'
raum fabrenbe SPUR. Muf benShub fplste
Elm fur9tbarer S9ret unb ais Nuber bic
Sbaraufrib unb 2iht maAte, fab er feine
Trau I'M B1ute lie9en. Die game 2aouns
mar ibr 1T sic linte @ette %9ebrunsen. Gin
Mr3t purbs spar s~erufen, ater bic Dunbe
mar t6bt1id, unb ais Elm Srie1er son ct.
@aul an bic l1nslad5fdtte fam, wer bic
Trau nit ibren, unseboreaen &inbe bereits
serlAieoen. Der Mann be5nbet fi4 n9oft,
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Getreibemarft. Son meDreren
Marftp1dben tpmrnen 8ertdte iter srpbe
3ufubr Don @et5en; 70 spn Manfatp, So
DIETER u. 1. ~ DeA %perfaufen bic GARNER
eben nur, 70 nett fe ssnStbtst finb es TT
cine berterfenewertbe Grlheinuns penn ).
9. bic o;&p1efer Union" iast: san5e @der>
ertrdse perben sumglepator sebra&t, gu at
bern 3siten Elm 3eiden Der @cblfabrt, iest
fat einem Spfer dbnli4, melhes sic eanb>
leute brtnsen, tnbem fe faum ben Irbeita'
lpbn berausl9lasen! -'i
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5duIpefen. 2aut uff3ieQem 8eri@te
adblt bic Stabt ct. paul I'M @an3en 5,078
iuuse 2sute 3pii&en fanf unb einuubspan3is
Sabren, tuusun 206O radnnlt9en unb 1898
meibli9en @ei<@ts.. 'Nuf bic serf&iebenea
@arbs nertbeilt f@ bieie 8esSlteruus spie folst:
1. @arb 946, 2. Mart $50, 3. @arb 1874, 4.
@arb 1403 unb 5. @arb 976 >@eelen.
Der @9ulratb r~ebu3irte tte S9ul3eit auf S
Stunben, II baB Der Interri@t I'm 3 ubr Na&-
tnittass f9un ~ gnbe sebt. .,.=.
GamilienSater fran3STi@er NbFausuauns ba-
ben cine Yetittqn eiuserei9t nit benz @eiu&e,
bab aud l1nterri@t IN ibrer Spra&e ertbstlt
tperben uaS9te. ee7>-. ~ f. " .a:
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8rieffaftem beS y@anberer".

Mep prague. Naerbines etpas ipdt
bod seraltet bas Mnbentert AT tas f9Ene Set
nidt. eaa IT,
Dunbas. 5. s. u. ~Gmpfanssn. Brief
lid Naberes. ,"
Caledonia. 81. 6. Dies 1T tpieber eht
re1pettabIes. Contingent! l1niern Dant allen
Grepuben bes ~@anttrer" in Caledonia, b.
fcnbers benz 5rn. >. 3enner fir feline tbatise
@errsnbuns. #a
8rpmnspiIle bdlt nader @9ritt. Den
3erren 9ul3bamumer unb Cornell iinb mir BE-
fuubers serpfi9tet.
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nterbaltun8sleftnr

Der Winter febt DOT Der Tbu,! So rufen
BON allen @eien Der bic Msenter, tuelde Inter
b~aItunssbldtter in elanssnosrauspabl fir iebea
Gamilientreis terumbieten, I'm, ben1itlben bic
lansen @tntertaee ansenebm abautirsen. @as
Di@terpbantaie unb 8unf aa leiien seruaSsen,
Inn einen e~erinsen preis tpirb Is BEN mad
3erareuuns bai&eneea 2eisr tn reisentaer 9lus-
fattuns eebuten - Silt in 5dae uxb GiiQe, BE-
fpnbers fir bic liebe Susenb. Da nebue ntan
@a@tnbuiens ,,5ausfreunb" 3ur 5anb, uab
man fnbet slei& einen NIT rafFntrter 8esbeit
serfabtsn @9mabartitel iber bic Seiuiten, g.
fpidt nit 2isen unb GntRelunsen. Sper bas
neuefe 5eft ber y@arsnlaube", unb BEN 2eier
pirb in fre9er Spra@e eine gerbSbnuns bes
Weterspfenniss barsebuten. '@pl9e prubutte
Ter Geinbe ber tatbolii@euair&e iuaten bic bout
1den aatbpliten unter lhiBen?-
Dit Mntuort auf bieie Grase 1T UNI 10 lei@'
tel, ais in eben 70 f9Sner tanflerii&er MusFat-
tuus cine tatbuliide l1nterbalturssi&rift sur-
liest, wel@e BET 2eiem in sutersuspabl ~iuterei>
ianten unb auipre&enben eeieituf nit u~annis-
faltissr MbpsGs luns brinet uab III SetreH Der
Saufratiuuen ben finfIeriiden Infcrberunsen
entlpri4t. @tr metaen bic Mltc nno
9feue @elt'', nel@e bel Ben3iser 8ru>
tiers in Sen gJurt felt Sier Sabren eri@eint. -
Das erfe 5sft bss finften Sabrsanss iibertrift
feline gprsdnser in mander 5inF&t, beionbers
bur9 bic sablrei9en unb i&Snen SQuirationen.
11ebertieB sei@net es ii@ bur6 cine 8eisate aus,
welde Der fatbplii9e 2eier NIT Greube besruBea
wiro : III elmer beionberen geilase brtnst uau1>
lid bic u9llte unb Meue @elt" cine furtlaufsnbe
Neibe Don Mrtiteln uber bas aQsemetae Goncil
in Nom nit bibl9en Sauaratiunen, ). 9. bas
8itniB tes 81. gaters in Srisinal3ei9nuns.
Mu9 bic amerifanii1en 3uFante iiab bur9 BE-
Iontere Mrtitsl beridfdttst. Nn elmer pertb-
splen Granite feblt eS ebenfaas nitt: las 81.
Mbenbmabl BON Qepnarbe baginei, Elm berubm>
tss 2uniblatt> @er ailp cine redt 9eoiegene
unp ~funlppn aussefattete l1uterbaltunssleftire
nil, bic man namentlid Der Susenb pbne g.
fabr in bic 5ant ssten tart Der abpnnire auf
bic ,,Mlte unb Neue @elt". Sn ct. paul 1T
biel Mpnatsi9rift Bel Dem ber fatbpliitsn bsut<
1ben 8spSlteruns tppbl tetannten 8uabansler
&c. SureS 5u baben.
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0r. q. s.. 3iuncmann

in ct. Sofepb, Minn., III loeben BON ieiner g.
i9Gftsreiie auridsefsbrt bic er 81 benz i3pede
unternommen bal, UNI ieinsn ubnebin reid
aussefat'eten Store nod nit alien reuen glr>
tifelu III DRIP @cots uno 5anbert Waaren su
serleben. Das Yublifum ptrp baber in ieinen1
eisenen SntereHe banbeln, penn es bei9nfaufen
bielen loliben @ei9aftsbaule feline beionbere
Nufmerflamfeit Idenft. Sft16,1mt
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Sffieielle Stabt>3ettu 9
NofQl= Nemtgtettem.

Die Bab1en sinsen lebtsn Dientas mil
elmer Nube unb Drbnuns Dor f&, bic isber @e.
publit CUR Gbre serei9en. 1rub BET lebbaften
Distu1Fon, NIT .psl9er AT sin3elnsn glasen biz
serl&iebenen Ganbibatureu erSrtert purben, tan,
es bod III feinenGrcedtn uni, tpas nit befonbe-
rem WoblstfaQen berpursebpben tptrb, base lit
i9reiten Der Yslisei tuar an bieient s~erbauenib-
pplen Sage ni@t erfurberli@. i.
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DIR Gra9tsertebr auf benz MiiFfIppi 1T fort
mdbrenb. iebr lebbaft. ..t... ID.
gor eintstn Tasen serianten bel Sabela uni
BeQeeut 3pti fart nit @etreite unb Mebl b.
labene Barfen. is45%t '.4 ~
@ebr tart it nod INNER bic 3ufubr bon
Mepfeln.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-06

Seffentlt6e Ginlabune. CUR grpB-
ten unS %YpaitGnoisten &eilauratton Die spn
51ilIeru.9 d nj ID 81. 242, 8. Ctr. SON
jebtan peroen gu ieeerS tunbs riiG DE aufern,
8e1iisel, Joreasu. Gleiidiortsn alsr Mrt, QBilb,
fura Mues, tpas Der Marft an DelifateHen bietet,
~fervirt. Die fsinien Weine unb 9iqusure biz
tet ualere 8ar; Trii9ts. Gunfest unb Gpnbitu-
reiwaaren in better Nuspabl. DteMufpartune
III jeber ;3eit bic bette. ~ =.
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Qeier beS ~ anberer."- Wir en,<
pfeblen Sebeut, penn er mad Minneapolis
tpn1mt unb Drs9usts taufsn nil, Der Store
bes 9srrn q. S'GDnnor nabe Der Bride 81 be-
luden. CT bislt e~benfals einen Store tit ct.
Mntbpup spr etpa 3pUlf Sabren.. Setter pirb
aufs bette bstient unb erbdlt bic @aaren 81
ben biQiaRen Wreijen. -'. NeY. 6.
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Die ct. @au1u. g9ica9p Gt1en>
babn lit bis Yiss G9e, etpa bret Mstlen
ypu ber @tabt, s%plsnbet. l1eber bunoert
Na1tn iinb auf bisfer @treds teiNdftist u.
unsefa9r %funf9unoert auf Der @afin95 Setts.
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Der pom Staatsaubitor auf ben IS. >. fiji
4aubisubi County ausse i9riebene S4uI.
.Ianbserfauf tpirb, .ba bieier Sag Gin ii
ftntli&er Ge1tas it, am 10. ;. Mts. n~attfnben'
Gerner fnben gertanfe BON @&uaanb ftatt in
Gbiiaso am g., In Glencoe am II. unb in g.
ref City am IS. Nps.. BAL"
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Wer naG Brownsville fpnttnt unb cit,
suteS unb reeQes 9~carbinebaus fu9t, nsnbe
f6 balelbf an 5rn. Cornell, lit be7en 5aus Ct
1etne Miiu]6e beitens befriebtst ieben trirb.
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OffieieIL)
Staot- Oroinan3en.
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Der gsmeinssrat9 Ser stast ct. gaul ~ssrOrbnet, mtt
frlst: I'LL ~.
l.. @enn irsenb eia Gisentbamer, CAPT.
tin pber BetBer zines 0anpfz pber &trltrxs, elmer Bar
fe sser zines Slpfi6ifes, pber ireeut cine anbere gefpn
pser perirnen pber Giienbabngeieaiaafteg pber anfere
Rprseri9afteRa uf ireenb einen, g0ese oeer turd Urgent
rpelde Wttttel cine perip. rtergeripnen inrerbalb tteWren-
sen Der Stabt ct. paul trinaen pbsr ba s~erla1en pbsr
bulsea rter %seftattea, bab fclae ,eebradt pbr serlafen
Irerbet, bic NIT ir5enp eIer nfefenoenFranfsei bebaftet
be7nben, unb es uuterla6en fir bic Wiittsl gum ~nptbuens
bigger, unterbalt, @erforsuns, erifen5 uaS gFase iulder
gsrfrnen sa frrse.. - iuasa or pier %fisielben. ,uelds iid
ipldernaSen p~erfeblen NIT elmer Gebftrafe BON nibt rnebr
ais e%tnbunhert Dollars befraft ipsreen. r..
Sec. 2. gDenn irsens cine in Der Sbisen Section ee.
nannte peri on pSer auf antere g3siie grandchildren fpus
te, far Die Nittel CUR nntsrhaltunB iUlder bulIpier per
frnen su ipraen, 70 mag bieS burd5 cen I1aspr rSer &C.
i6eben. 1nb tann bic fsblbare @eripu pber Nerjpnen tasu
a~nsebaltea peroen, bic erfprcerlidea Mas!alen, ipwte
idmmti9e baraus erua&fenSsn Soften su ~beiablen, unb
fplde Nuslaeen iunen tn ireenb cine g%elsfrafe einsei6lpi.
len werSen. bic iaplse 8erlesuns pieier 8eroronans rets
tdnst uereel mag, peer b~ieislben mRsen I'M Namen Der
Stabt ct. PAUL spr irsenb einent in Sdulbenfaden Ober
anberen bau,it in gerbtnDuns Rebenben 5rasen ~eoaapeen-
ten Geridte eeltenb eemadt werten.
Dief. gerurenuns iua BON uns mad isrsr gstanntma.
dung In 8raft trsten.
pafErt z. DIT. 1869.
~I ..as 6. Q. Reeb,
I Gaatts I, Yrdtsent.
S. s. Wi11iau5,
StaotsGlert.
Befdtist 9. DIT. 1869.
s. 8. Marfte1b,
..ss. Massr.
publt;irt am 6. Nrs. 1869.
[Gurtiebuns auf Der 8. @eite.]
Drufarbettet1 te6er Mrt.
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Mls reiienber M0ent
lit ben ,,@anberer" be9iebt i9
ST.. 0incen3 Sbmar;

,r,a3 ST. Dincen3 Sbmar; H
5oeben mad @tearns County, una fowpbl fir
ten1elten neue Greunbe su s~stpinnen, als aud
RadaGnte einautalVrsn. @ir empfeblen 5rn.
@@~ars Der buap. Geifli@feit fuwie alien
8reunten Der tatbplii@en wre7e iiberbaupt su
ppblwuQenber l1nterfibune in Der @erbrettuns
berielben.
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@rdmiennertbei1uns. Sn BEL
beuti9et @4ule Der Maria 9immelfabrts'
@emeinbe tpurben bur9 Ben bpdw. @eelipr'
ger P. Clemens fo1genben Mdpdsn @rdmter
Iberrei&t far ben Monat Sftober:
SIR gutes 8etrasen-M aria Sung, Antali1
@9pnatb, Mnna Orb, Mnna 8risssmann, @le'
rtentina Spnnen, Barbara Saulea.
l. alafe-Maria 8Snis.
gu Mnna Orb unb Ma,aB rassemann
8. +" 8efIe Merryweatber.
A." Marsaretba Denser unb 8arbars
l@auleu. 81. 1913 Z
S. J." aatbarina @1ntb. T.
Stsinsre @@ule. Sir Gleib Maria @ui9e
Glilabetba Wasuer, 8atbarina 8oset..nnb Gm'
MA DrEasr. #& a.
( Stir sutes 8etra9en Maria S&nisius, @m'
ma DrSser Gusenia Messsr, Glifabetb @as'
net, Mnna &Stler, Selera Meid unb. Mnn1
@enne.
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int @tQ1t

Da unier 0ei9aft iaun IS Sabre
ais pas 9rIbte unb biQt9fte befannt 1T,
m69ten mir uniere perebrte Runti@aft
unb rem publtfum i'm Au9eueinen per<
Tdern, tab mir AUDI ferner uns beitre@
ben perpen> ben e%rtpprbenen &ubm ;u
rbclten. ga mir fefte preiie baben>
utrb au9 Niemanp lberfprbert, &pmu,t
unp iber;eu9t eu9 Don her @abrbett
unierer Mn;ei9e> ebe ibr anoerSwp Gtaz
fdufe madt.
SER Mobler miro IS f9 auselese,1
fem la1en, nod ferner feline teutlden
Qanrsleute aufa teite gu beoieneu.
9. W, Jwersoll & 90.
sarp. 4 Babafbs,p mms s0l 9ritte etraee,
nabe Der Srade.
e :. r ST.; ss?''''" st: ps.., sn;nn.
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