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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-25
The centennial Cheese.

Mention has been made that parties in
Ashtabvla, o., intend to manufacture a
mammoth cheese for the Centennial In
Philadelphia. Those Interested are al
ready engaged in preparing building in
which the cheese Is to be manufactured
1t is to be built over switch TO the rail
road. On this track will be placed car
constructed expressly for the cheese, and
on this car the cheese is TO be pressed
The car will be painted bright red,
with ornaments in gold. The cheese is
to be nine feet in diameter and seven
feet high. The hoop in which it is to be
made will be of malleable iron, nickle,
plated. The cost of the apparatus and
paraphernalla, exclusive Of the cheese
itself, will be little over $1,000. Ihe
weight will be about $4,000 pounds. Thls
will be unquestionably the mighties'
cheese mankind has ever seen.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-25

al WANT news, not sensational head
hnes," was the sensible remark of cit
lsen OF Louisville as he turned over a
daily paper OF that city that puts ten
Inches of headlines over one inch OF
news, as do several of the Cincinnati
dailies. People. here are generally of the
same opinion, as it is becoming more ap-
parent every day to the wearers OF start
ling headlines that these ornaments do
mot tend to make up for want Of news.
Papers that rely on their headlines are
gradually dropping to their proper places
well in the rear.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-25

A new society kink is in the kind OF
bow, which is The height OF elegance, be-
cause it is "foreign." You are not to
bend your head with the least degree OF
reverence. THAT'S only suitable in sa-
luting your acknowledged superior; but
you are to look the party you address
coolly in the eye, smile your sweetest,
and gently recline your head toward the
right shoulder, with little backward
movement, at The same time. It's lit
tie difficult to do at first, and practicing
before the glass you look as silly as you
and such matters are as contagious as
the measles; SO you'll get it, after lit.
tie.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-25
To Whom She SAYS No.

A woman never quite forgets the man
who has once loved her. She may not
have loved him; she may, indeed, have
given him 'sno' instead of the "yes"
he hopes for; but the remembrance that
he desired a "yes" always softens her
thoughts of him, and would make him,
if she is reminded OF it, a friend forever.
There may be girls who make a jest of
discarded suitors; but they are gener-
ally young; and the wooing has been
something that did not betoken much
depth OF tenderness. There, are mer-
cenary offers too, that awaken scoin
and hate in the woman wooed for money
and not for herself; but really to have
touched mans heart is something not
to be forgotten while she lives.
Always she remembers how his eyes
looked into hers; how, perhaps he touch
ed her hand with his, and how her heart
ached wnen he turned away without
that which she could not give him.
She loves some one else. Some other
man has all the truth of her soul, al.
ways has, and always will have, but she
can not forget the one who turned from
her and went his way, and came no
more. She is glad when she hears of his
success, grieved when she knows that
he has suffered; and when some day she
hears that he has married-she who has
herself been married for long years,
perhaps-she who at all events, would
never have married him-is she glad
then? / do not know. A woman's heart
is strange thing. do not believe she
knows herself. Glad? Oh, yes-and his
wife pretty and nice? And then she
saws TO herself that che has quite for.
gotten" and "that, of course is best,'
and cries little.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-25

church, bells at dinner, bells at tea; IL
was bells, bells, bells, nothing but bells,
even after the midnight hour had struck,
until he must have deemed himself the
hero of Poe's famous poem. Perhaps,
however, the oldest wedding was that
OF a couple in the north Of England,
where the bride made her appearance in
a dirty, tattered gown, the bridegroom
having, in fit of passion, solemnly
swore that he would marry none but a
beggar woman. Of course, the unseemly
raiment was discarded Immediately after
the ceremony was performed.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-25
DOLIY,s wAsHISG.DAY.

Dreffui biggest washin'
Bver | did see;
Nobody to do 1t
Just but you and me.
o dear, see the grease spot
Big as big can be,
.' Like as nuff Miss Rosy
split q cup OF tea.
Bessie, put some soap on
Put em-jus' as slow
Coz It's alus hidin'
Guess it's fraid, you know.
JUS do see dis stockin'
WOred right from de toe!
Oh, you naughty Rosy,
You must learn to sew!
Guess il rs your muyver
Guess you Wouldn't play
Every single mint
All de blessin' day
Now jus top q quirkin'
Up your eye that way,
See how we's a workln'
DO you hear me-sayf
Bessie, / is tired,
oh my, mercy sake!
Washin's awful hebby,
Guess we better take
Jes a sour tickle
AM q piece of cake,
Then we'll be all rested
Wonders mamma walker
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-25

A BILL is pending in the Illinois Leg
tslature to amend the revenue laws of
The State so as to provide for the taxa.
tion OF incomes in addition to property
now taxable, all incomes of $3.50 per
month or less being exempt.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-25

THE House has passed by majority
Of loon large vote substitute for the
lax bill providing for the exemption of
whisky on hand, adding 20 Genus GAL
lon on spirits hereafter made, increasing
the tobacco tax from 16 to "a cents per
pound, adding 25 per cent. to sugar, and
restoring the 10 per cent. reduction made
sin 1872 on a great many necessary artic-
les, such as cotton and woolen goods, and
iron. The poor mans skillet and shirt,
as we'll as his tobacco, and the farmers
plow must contribute largely to the sup
port OF prodigal government that takes
special care of the rich and the unscru-
pulous. Mr. Smith, of Ohio, moved to
recommit the bill with introduction to
report two sectfons-one for an income
tax, and the other to Increase the whisky
tax to 81 cents'per gallon. This was de.
fsated by 8o nays to % yeas
two-thirds OF the House not
voting. We are sorry that Mr.. Smith
did not demand the yeas and nays and
force all to show how they feel about the
income tax. So many not voting looks
as il they we're fearful that the tax might
become popular, when an adverse vote
would not be an easy fact to 60 back on
We have got pretty much out of patience
with the present constitution Of parties
IL looks as if nothing short of recon
atruction of politics thoroughly on the
labor basis would produce any reform O.
existing perversities. The country is
under burden which the fortunate
class can easily bear if they will consent
to be taxed; but the mass OF the people
can not and will not long consent tt
bear it.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-25
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

EVEN Don Piatt has been sued by the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company for that
little sum that seems to have fallen into
his hands. Strange that q man so pure
should be thus harrassed.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-25

WE feel like insisting that the Com
mercial is the special organ OF Mayor
Johnston--not willingly so; but circum-
stances have decreed it, and there is no
alternative left but to submit.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-25

A resident of Hudson, N. Y, sought
an Injunction recently against a daily
newspaper Of that place on the ground
that by the printing Of the paper in the
morning his family are deprived of sleep,
his house is racked by the. working of
the press, which he claims jars the
whole building, and other damages are
sustained. Tie injunction was refused.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-25

CONGRESS is still troubled with the
thirty Monitors, twenty-five double-end-
ers and few iron tugs that were con-
structed under contracts of 1852. The
aggregate contract price was $14, 201 900,
but the builders claim to have lost
A4 49,, ,592 so on their jobs. The Govern.
ment has already paid $5,3O2,s47 81 on
these concerns, over and above the con.
tract price, and still the builders
aYe not satisfied. One of the Monitors
was constructed by Miles Greenwood
on q contract for $460,000, on which
he claims to have lost $349, ,455 33, OF
which loss he has received $173,327 a.
II the amount OF loss is honestly given
there can be no doubt of the justice ol
paying the whole of it, since the loss was
the result of the financial policy of the
Government. Contracts were made at
the prices of 1862 when every thing was
on the gold basis. Congress proceeded
10 food the country with paper money,
and the prices of skilled labor and mate.
rial were more than doubled. 1t was in
effect legislating these contractors into
bankruptcy unless they were very rich.
The amount Of loss claimed does not look
extravagant considering this fact.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-25

All who employ workers should under
stand that it Is a poor economy to stint
them at the table. The man who eats
the most can do the most work, for the
simple reason that the power to work is
obtained from the food we eat, and can
not be had from any other source.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-25
FOR RENT.

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floor. leio-'m
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FOR SALE

L'OR SALE.-5,O0O old papers, in hundred
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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-25

VIZ ANTED-500 tons of cotton rags;
W. 800 tons Of old books and pamphlets;
600 tons Of old newspapers. l.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-26
GSas Die SDcialitfen tupaen,

Die 3u Gnee SOrisen Monote it
0Otba perlammelt eewe1ene Goncen:
ton Der ceutfden Socialifen bat fol:
genie 9el6ldle ansenommen
Die lccielifilde N~rbeiterparte
Ieutl6lants forrert, UNI BITE q5(une
rer IociaIen N~rbeiierfrase an3ubabnen
rie @rri6tunB fccialiftl6er prcpuftiu.
AilocIatiOnen NIT Stuatsbllfe unter eel
Gcntrcle pss orbeiteneen Bottles; &c
finn reratti9e Nfociationsn fir Snpu,
ifrie unp Afertau in lcl6em umfanat
tn's Seben su rufen, oae aus tbnen pit
lCcialifil6e Organization per@elammts
Belt entfebt." Die ibrisenprceramm,
punfte lalfen 1d in 6oIsenpem furs suz
lammenfofen Die iocialifil9e AI6ei,
terpartet fcrrert oIs 0runclaae css
Staates cas au0emeine slsi9e unp ctz
reete WabIrs6t bel sebeimsr uno obIis
sa!OriiGer Stimmsnabeate fir oQe
Staatsbdrser pom 20. eebensiabre an
fir que Wablen in. Staate une in Der
@emeinee. Gin bisrsu eineebra6tes
MHenbemeut 8ebl'S, ras cen Grauen
ras Stimmrs6t sulpreden pOQte ,ssblieb
in Der Winoritdl. Die tbrisen punfte
rsrlansen Die ptrecte @eisBsebung une
Gntideiruns lber &ries unp Grieoen
rur6 cas- Gulf; ausemeine @ebrbafs
tfsfsit uno grfeguns Der ab3ul1afen<
ben ftebenren 6eere bur6 cine @olfs>
webr, @bi6afune aIer Musnabmes
ramentIt@ Der pref, gereinss unb
0erlammIunes> @efeye lopie auer ies
ner, wel9e Die frete Meinune, fretes
Denfen unb GOrlden beldrdnfen !;
WoltsssgiGte nit unsntpeltli9sr3s1ts
pfese ; aIIsemeine unp slside gOItsers
stebuns eur6 BEN Staat nGerbinruna
NIT aasemsinsr S6uIpFidt unD unent,
geltli6em unterri6te in aaen8 iIbunasz
anftalten ; SoufeHeligtOnsfreibeft. sSn
wirtbi6aftltGer Hidtuns bsflrwortet
pas prcSramm an SteIe Der beffeben<
ben inotrecten Steuern, rsl6e baS@oIf
unsebabrli6 beIa1en, bic Ginflbrune
elmer prOsrefiren GinfUmmsnI teuer.
Gum Sduge Der IrbeitertIuHe gessr
gopitalSmadt fcrrert bic icciale
Arteiterpartet pas unbel@tdnfte gpalis
ginfabruns pes NcrmaIs
4~rbeitstasss ; unbetinstes @erbUt Der
unD Rinperarbeit uno Der
5rauenarbeit, tn1Oweit fie Der @elunb>
seit unb SittliGfeit na6trdeli6 1T;
SOrfetrunsen gum S6ub bee esbens
lnb Der 0efunpbett BON In 8ersperfen,
5abrifen NIB in Der 5aus. Snbufrie
arbsitern; cine &eseluns
Der @sfdnsnfbarbeit, wel6e Der treien
arbeit perrerbli9e Goncurren3 madt ;
ptrtlame 9aftpFi6t ? 0eiessebuns ;
elbfbefimmung Der @rbeiter bel ibren
une rnteriubunasfaiTen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-26
Cine
Meme @r5dbl Mm q
besinnt nit rtslsr Drummer.
3Weitcs Salbiabr!

Die NIT Der 8s;ablun9 nod im8id'
ffanoe bsfneli6en 9sfsr mSssn ss ben
Wanbersr ni1t libel nebmen, rpenn Ct
bic nodtsbenre Mabnuns an risislter
iptecer erneuert:
S9on teim 8esinne pes laufenpsu
Subrsanes ma@ten mir auf ben nms
FAM aufmertlam. pas mir felt Neujub,
bus gpfpprtp, pel6es bisber ben abpn.
nenter. ;u besabIen pblas, auf uniere
3sdnuns bs;ablen mihsn. Dab In
fOIse pefen Zen NbOnnentsn cine grlsi1e
teruna, uns baeeSen cine isbr betra6t>
ltae Webrnueaabe erwa6len III, iiebt
Sscer Gin. I'm 70 3ussvfdtlidsr En-
wartetsr mir, oas gang b~eicneers bic
anttatce cbae ueitcre1 Iufihub' ees
bsdt unO bos Ibsreiee Ger reue 9abr>
gang cOraustesobIt wiroe. SIR fOnns
ten eiss um 70 iidersr srpartsn, neil
Der Nanperer nidt-wie 0iele onbere
5eraus9eber :5etsn-pas abunnement
erb5bte, ~lpntern ZEN btsberissn Yreis
beibebisIt, frog per erubsn Msbrauss
sube.
SsBt ater flCpft eey Danpersr um
70 superR@tlider on bsi eud suen,
bic tbr nod ni6ts in ietns Ialhe beige
traBen, uno biz CT bod jere Aude bel
ae9eu uno Sonnenl6etn, bel Gturm
unc Wetter oufseludt bat.
Ebut nun aud bos Guriee unb
seri@tebet es nidt ldnser.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-26
Der @ q b G &c e.

UtaueH WWTceH ducSepeilmL W1nrel
aufaebdnet UNI ibrer Helteion Mullen
8enn bic &atbelifen moraeu su,
Derri&nft In Gnslanb selanaten. marp,
nt&t Elm einstses StrafseisB porseleet
ni6t Der S6atten zines 3manees au'
Den @lauben itoeuo Semanren aasae.
iibt perpen. Wobl winlhten mir, bal
aue SDa unb aans an bic Wabrbtt
slauben. aber Elm aufseoruneener@ lau.
ben ifhetne serabi6euenSpertbe 6eu.
Gslei Dor @ctt unb Den Wrnlden
Wenn bte Satbpltfen mpreer sur 6err.
ftaft ~selanstsn. wiree ntht blos felt
StrafseieB erlal1en werpen, un CUR On:
rabme ibres@ lautens Su swineen, 1on.
bern aud fein @eleg, um Dteisniser
irseno zines 9OrsueeS su berauten
psl6e ni6t Satbplifen mdren. @ent
Die iOniiaen Snfsln Dor einieen Sabrer
ben gntidIub BsfaBt bitten, f6 be,
Spuoerdnetdt Plus TX. ansu11lissen
Die @elfa6un9 Der pom Der fatbulil&er
Ginbeit eetrennten erie6ilden 8ir6'
mare 9%eouIpst, uno reipeftrit tpprcen
tbre lempel, ibr Sfentlider Gult, ib1
&lerus, ibre re!iei5len0 ebrdude rpdrer
70 fret seblteben, wie auppr. Dieieni.
gen, Del6e pielen Cult iibsn, batter
cas Neht zines purd Die Sabrbunoeyt,
befdttsen SsitBss sebobt fe bdtten
birserli6e 3edte errorben, pel6e cit
pOlitiiden @eleBe nt9t miea&ten f5ns
men, pbne ua9ere6t 3u peroen; 1r
Udren fe sesen ieee Seldltsuns ee,
i9aBt espelen.
Sd babe auf bieirmpunft belanhen,
neil cine rein e~rfunoene Streitfroae
aufaewprfen p0reen, in Der @bfdt
bas 0srtrauen Der gnsIdnber eeaen is
re eiaetien fatbolilden g~anpsleute ~
erlbItern. unp i'd babe eeiaet aus
welben @rinnen unp nab treIdem
principe bic RatboIifsn, rrean lie NOR
gen in inherent 85ntsreiGe bic 5tdrfs
fren waren, tbre politil9e Wa6t ni6i
aebrau6en wiirpen, um ibre 9ancsleuts
in jenen 0laubensnnlGauuneen III
beunrubiaen, welde felt mebreren Sabrz
bunperten BON ben ibrisen psr19iecen
ftno. Wir wlrpen nibt cine tbrer Sir
den, ntdt Elm GOaes, nidt cine SGuIe
idIieben. sic wuroen bielelbsn 6rei,
beiten babet, oeren mir uns beute ale
MinOritdt s%rfreuen. SD boHs, oa6
Die NOncOnfOrmtten GnslanrS bereii
ftnp, ebenic su iprsden. Da mir in
sinem Nusenblide leben, no grtldrs
unsen Der Ginen ~abuerlanst", Don
Nnperen uerwartet", unb encIi1 BON
sepi6en ueinsetrieben," rpsresn, 70 wi0
Id meinen eanbsleutsn aQer Bsferntz
ni6e wInl9sn, 70 fret su fsin wte Id
IS bin."
Wte bp6 erbabsn tett etele mabrz
baft apofollide Breibetts> Sotl9aft ee,
ssnubsr Der piutdrliden @eleBmaderej
l%usenannter au~fsetIdrter Staatemdnz
rer unlerer 2eitl
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w A D r,
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ST. PAUL, MINI.
Sim9er3ei9 Ser 6ei4iebte.

NlS Wtlbelm Der Grcberer ben DIon
faete, ftb Der 9erri6aft Ibsr Gnalanr
au bemd6ttaen, Serlpra9 Ct Dem papR
Ileraneer Ii. fir ben 6au pes @elin.
gems etnssuntsrnebmens, BEN b~etltoen
Stuble pos 5uleteuuss 8 @eISbnis ,u
leifen, rpte icldes su namalieer 3ett
ale Nadtbabsr beS Hrifliten abenps
Ianrss, in tbrem etsenen b56fen Snts.
reHr tbaten. Nah SOIbradter Srcbes
rune .bes Snfslretds peiserte 0hbeIm
bas@el5bnis, ertpt lib ater, eemNads
fOl0er bes aenannten Yapfes, @reaur
VIZ, fir ete 0esansenbeit unb fir bic
3nfunft Irtbut su entridtsn. @reasr
vi. artrpprtete furs: SD nil ras
@elo ni6t pbue oie Gbre.
Na6 3erIauf BON etro fieben Sabr>
Dunsertsn escretirte Die fransSflde Nas
ttpraloeriummluns auI @runp res
prtncipsS Der StaatSs Smnipoten., bos
Der %eslantmte Slerus bel 0erIuf Sefner
Gtt,tanfte eur& zen iOsenannten biirs
ssrli@sn Gio gu iensu prineip id Be-
fenner mufe. unsdbliee Driefer oo@
ben ft6 rur6 8~erpetseruna bee eipes
Der 8erfcl9un9 preis. @dbrsne bic
Gcepten eer reDClutipndren 0ewalt bic
felben fir Staatsfetnee erfldrten, fcunte
Der eepaltisife uuter tbnsn, Mirabsou.
nt&t umbin, in Scasr 8eriammluno
aussurufsn Nir babsn ibr Sch, fe
tebaItsn ibre gbrs.
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UIrbenW anberer.)
&ein MeniDemiperf.
V.
C~JCrtieBung.)

Der erite Sdritt nun, ben @reao,
gum 3wsfs Der airhsnreform that, ra1
pie gerufuna elmer SpnUre III Ncn
i'm Sabre 1914. Diele SYnpoe au
pelder auser ben lombarbilden uni
ttalieniiden 8ifD5fen mebrere lpeltlidI
6Grffen erf6ienen paren, erneuerte bic
alien fir6Itden 0orldriften eeeen Die
Simonte uno oas goncubinat ; Den
8erfdufern unp &dufern eeifli6er
Steuen erobte fe NIT rem Banne,
rdbrenc fe ben beweibten prieferr
leeli9e 8unfticn tn Der Sir1e unters
faste.
Wie fuum aneers III erparten, erbot
fiG in GcIse oteisr 8eiblaGs BON alien
Setten etn grocer Sturni. Denn Ger
S6ulcbsIarenen gab 60 SteIe, urp biele
riperlebten l6 NIT auer GeraIt Der
A~usfdbrun8 jener 8erctpnunsen. Sa
als Der 8ifacf sieefriep BON ,Mains
Die Dudfubrune bieler fir6liGsn Sc
feBe BET ieinem Slerus ..perfuGts par
er eenStbtet. Dor frtnen aufssbradten
0etfli6en mad 6etIieenfapt au Hid
ten. Sn dbnItGsr Weile eertetben
aud Der gilbOf BON pafau unp Der
Grsbii9Uf pom Rcuen in gefabr fir ibr
Qeben.
Dian madte :par auerprts 0esens
ccrfeuuneen an ben papf. Dieisr.
aber, ruelher unSerift unp fef bas
cine 3iel I'm Iuea bate, ndmltd bic
3ettuns anb 8efre:uns Der Rir6e
unr piele nur rur6 DietetbsrfsIuns
Der alien fir6Iihen Discipltn errets
den ;u f5nneu elaubte, lief f64 rurd
rerartise 0erfude, i'm ron ietnem 0Ors
batsn ab;ubrinseu, purdaus ni6t be-
irren unp stns NIT GntidlOdenteit ees
gen bic 0erd6ter Der fir9liGep Srp>
rung SDr.
S6nie 6einri6 ". fdiea anfanas
ben 8effmmungen Der Stride gep6een
III letn. DEM auf 4nlu6en feiner
Mutter, Der frommen Watfordfn
lief CT ffd bepesen, feline
lbIedtefen Ratbseber, flint an Der
3abL pelde iGcn friber BON Aleran>
Der H. Gem gCr9dnser @reecrs, In
zen 9ann setban rparet, spa f6r ;u
rntfernen. GO6 70 lanse nod Die
eaientnrsfitur teftanb, tupna6 BITE
eieenmd@tts nod fmmer bic
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-26

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Ger Ausrancerune), neil tas 2anc
aues %aufsencmmen unb baber lsbr
trapp trar. oft 70 bod rparen, baB bas
tano panitt aud besablt rpar. Dieter
Nrt fno aue b~isber'ssn Dirtbl1aftss
bdneel abgel6lc6en tporben, unp err
parb cabef Der Sdufer eieentli6 nur
pie DISQUALIFICATION gum Gisenttum,
pdbreno oas Qano Der Neaieruna
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ben. fleinen Sent SOn Is Rcpeten ,ur
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besc9.-Nun aber nil bic 3eaieruna
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pes MAIDEN unb lruen ~ bteiem 3wede
nod in pielem Sabre bic SeiiBurtuncen
aus9e9eben werren. Das Wtsli6e bel
ci:ler SADIE fir fol6e, bic an Nuswans
bern penfen, 1T, rae mad A~ustbetlune
cer Ssfgurtunpen tnnsrbalb bret Sab
rea pom Gmpfange Der urfunoe an,
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ben Ger Wtrtbldaften an @laubensAes
nc1en paour6 aud erl&wert, no ntdt
unmSsltd ssma6t CERT mad @rraue
per 3 Sabre 1T es erlaubt, an treenp
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nit 8~sicrentB in bic 3utunft unb
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ten ancerer Conditioner. Die bereits
mad Dem neuen 0eieBe 3u Nstruten
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tbren Stattoner an tbre gltern eabeini
fife befommen 70 rents unp l6Ie6te
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f6nnten, wenn fe nidt nod BON 3u
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junoen Seute ieBt idon 70 ernflih fla
gen, erwartet aud Die mennOnitilhen
1lnslthse tn Nue!unp, penn fe aud
fetne S~rieesptente su tbIn brau6en.-
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bemerten ; penln unlsre omsrifaniIten
gruoer ltd nur eiuen ~anndbreno rthtis
gen gesrif BON rufflden gsrbdItniGfn
relp. Den ruffldenR rcnspieaften, pel6e
aud uniere @laubensbriper in 8ue,
Lamb Ibernebmen iolIen, MAIDEN f5nnten,
fe witoen 9epiB pie mir, nur nit I'M
ntgsm 8epauern in bic 3ufunft reut.
lber SlnsltnBe in rulfl6en Erpnss
pien(ten %cenfen, uno BON 6ersen elm
ittmmen in ben Ratb jener juneen
reutl9en Nscruten In Nublanb: per
nod sinen Auswes rreie, Ter ent9ebe
cod BET 3etten," mir mD6tsn lueen,
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