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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-08-09
LudicrOuS Adventure of a Dignifled
Clergyman.


La Grange had case Of John Gilpin-
ism day or two since, which, for
amount OF laughter it afforded and the
destruction of ministerial dignity which
it involved, has never been surpassed
in that village, at least. There was a
pleasant evening, and it occurred to
the rector Of the Episcopal
Church, the Rev. Mr.. Luson-
Heaven touch his hairs lightly that it
would be q good thing for him, spirit
ually and physically, to take a horse
back ride. Booted and spurred he
mounted for the trip, and all went well
until at the end Of some time he got off
to pluck q few wild flowers. It was an
unlucky movement. In remounting he
frightened the horse a little, and the
animal SHE'D just enough to allow the
reverend gentleman to gain the saddle,
but did not permit him to get his feet
into the stirrups, and he started off at q
good pace while his rider was in this
unprepared state. Mr.. Luson found
that he must take some means other
than the ordinary one to retain his seat,
and, forgetting his spurs, he clasped his
feet tightly under the horses body.
The horse leaped as if it had been stung
by snake, and shot away at a fearful
rate. The faster he went the tighter the
luckless pastor chung to him. The spurs
sank into his sides, and, maddened with
pain, he went laundering up the street
at the top Of his speed. On the two
went past the school house and by resi-
dences. Children and parents turned
out to see the spectacle The wind blew
off the minister's hat His hair and his
coat streamed back with cracking sound
His eyes started out like a beetles, and
in the light Of the setting sun his spec
tacles shone like the refectors of a light
house. "Whoa" "Whoa p shouted
the preacher. On, on, went the horse,
the rowels deep in his flesh, and his
sides bleeding with the wounds. A great
outpouring Of the populace only made
the matter worse, and the horse, as badly
scared as the minister, plunged on, snort
ing and foaming at every Jump. But
the end came. A corner appeared, and
around the corner the Infatuated beast
went so suddenly that the dominic arose
into the air, performed series of brill
liant gyratory convolutions, and landed
on his learned and ministerial head in
the ditch. The boys who helped him
out say he swore Like pirate, but this,
though perfectly natural and excusable,
is hardly probable. The reverend gen
tleman, has, however, secured a good
blacksnake whip, and, SO soon as his
joints are hmbered up again, he pro-
poses to show that horse that there is a
God in Israel.-AJleghe'eeg Mail.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-08-09
A $500. 900, 900 Bonanza in Peru.

Specimens of silver taken from the
Cerro de Pasco silver mines in Peru
show that the submerged portion of
the mountain is very rich, and a rough
estimate shows that body of ore Will
be exposed by the new tunnel, which
Henry Meiggs is to build, worth from
$500, 100000 to 100000, 900. These
mines have laid under water for fifty
years, and are scarcely known to the
present generation, though they had
been worked for $50 years, when the
miners had to stop on account of the
water. Peru has now discovered that
tunnel can be built which will drain
the mountain completely, by draining off
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-08-09
THE LITTLE FOLKS.
Around the world on q Telegraph wire


By E. L. BYNNER.
Jimmy and Johnny and susy HighAier,
AS fine young trio as heart could desire,
They few round the world on telegraph wire,
0 Observation-Disclosures bamboo
For they went out to play
On a sunshiny day,
When Jumpty- jump Jimmy, what does he do
But skip up pole Like young kangaroo
Up pole, tall pole, clambered Jimmy Highfier,
Till he got to the top and could Chamber no higher,
And found running through it long slender wire
Observation-Disclosures
Then he cried out How queer
Oh, Just look a-here!'
When Juggling and kicking and scrambling away, :.
Up went Johnny and Susy to see "what's to pay
Whereupon-guddy cooks To each infant High
hier
Was seized and possessed with the reckless desire
To leave the stout pole and get out on the wire:
Dafy-doWn-dill y-heigh-oh
And once, when they did it,
Without quip or quiddit
Whizz! br-r-r! like an arrow shot off from a bow,
Away like flash these three infants did go.
HiIy-ho hilly-ho! past wind steam and fire.
Round the world, round the world on a telegraph
wire,
Outstripping swift Thought or feet-winged Desire
dle-diddle--du1n-dee!
Over country and town,
Now up and now down;
Up high in the air and down under .he sea,
Huzzah! hilly-ho what ride this will be!
Far down in the south, on their course wild and
They see tine broad Amazon roll to the sea,
Where sport the iguana and gay manatee:
e-ruddy-heigh-oh
In that sunny cline
Where the orange and lime
And banana and olive and cocoa-nut grow,
And purplc-,ailed paroquets sit in row.
Down into the sea with dive and dip;
How the walrusses whales, and porpoises SKIP
And the mermaids stick out their green tails for
Tit-ti-late-tammani-t
Susy loses her bonnet;
shark seizes on it,
And, adjusting it deftly by the aid of his fin,
SWins away with it snugly tied under his chin.
Away, DER the lands of Celt, Saxon, and Scot,
Through the realms Of the Gau and the Teuton they
shot
Past Magyar and sclaye, they came to the Of
Toman ire-Co-co-coric-o!-
Where the Sultan and Gar
We're having o SPAR
While The crowned heads of Europe looked on at the
show,
Each crying, " Look out now don't tread on my
tOe"
Then eastward DER Asia they sped like the night;
OFF went Johnny's cap in their hurricane flight,
While Susy, enraptured, cried out in delight,
"Oh-bitti-bat-butte ~
Next they came to the " Japs,"
Those queer-looking chaps,
Who turned out to look at them, every man,
Each shaking his pigtai and futtering his fan.
How they few through the tropics and regions of
SHOWS
Saw all sorts of folks dressed in all sorts of clothes,
And some without any at all, I suppose
Oh-PillicOt-pimpernel
Till at last, safe and whole,
They came back to the pole
Which, alas sliding down, Susy tore her new
frock-
Having only been gone just an hour by the clock.
ST NIchOLnS
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-08-09

the lake from which the water in the
mine comes, and she is so much in earn
est about it that the first loads of +be
now-submerged ore are expected to
reach Lima In four months. If Is nra.
dicted that within ten years more silver
will be taken out than from the silver
mines in Nevada.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-08-09
Turkish BARRIERS.

Writing from Constantinople, a COR
respondent Of the San Francisco Chron-
icle thus describes a common spectacle
in Old Stamboul
Ten thousand sights distract us-the
fountains, the mosques, the tombs, the
courts wherein a few trees invite the in
solent to repose, and where generally
there are half-a-dozen BARRIERS all busily
shaving their customers, both barber and
barbered squatted upon the ground like
frogs.
Your Oriental barber hands you a
shallow brazen bowl with deep indent-
ure IN the rim. You press your throat
into this indenture, hold the bowl under
your chin, and wait with what com
posure you may the deluge Of soap and
water that is sure to follow.
Fancy dozen victims crouching in a
row under a mimosa tree, each clutch
ing his chin-bowl in an agony of sus-
pense, while the suds stream from his
beard, and a little rivulet spouts from
the point Of his nose.
The BARRIERS meanwhile flourish their
razors, as if they were about to decap-
itate the poor fellows, in the presence of
an interested throng of spectators.
Coffee, chibouks, story-teIlers, and play
ers upon flutes and lutes enliven the
hours.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-08-09
Artificial Ruttor

Oloamargarine, which is sold as butter
or employed to adulterate it, can easily
be detected by the following simple
methods suggested by Prof. G. Lechar-
tier: Examine the butter under the mi
croscope, and, if itappears to be composed
os ovoid granules without any crystals
it is both fresh and genuine, and it has
never been melted to be mixed with
grease. Melt the butter, and if it turns
at once to clear oil, it is pure, but oleo-
margarine, or butter containing it. viii
melt slowly at the same temperature and
first form a whitish sort Of sauce.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-08-09
Prison-Life.-some ofIts Curious Phases

A recently-discharged prisoner from
the Philadelphia County Prison gives
the Times of that city the following &C.
count of some Of his prison experience ::
eff [ could not have had book to
read occasionally [ don't know what [
should have done. You see prisoners
are only allowed q book once in two
weeks; but if there happen to be three
men in q cell, why then they get three
books in that time. read Dickens, and
Walter Scott, and Wilkie Collins. I
don't like Scott much, but I liked
Dickens pretty WELL
"We are put in the dungeon for
fishing. Perhaps man on the second
floor is out Of tobacco, and, if so, he raps
on the window until the man overhead
hears him. He tells his wants, and pretty
soon q piece of tobacco comes down to
him on the end of a string. The win
dows are about forty inches long and
four wide, and are covered on the out
side with q wire screen. When the man
on the second floor sees the tobacco
dangling outside he splits off q splinter
from bench, sticks small silver in the
end at right angles, and with this hook
hauls it IN. Where do we get the
string Why, unravel a stocking. The
shoeftters use their waxed-ends. But,
if we get caught at fishing, we are put
in the dungeon, as [ said. This is the
usual punishment in prison, and the
man is chained by the ankles and given
bread and water to eatfor a long or short
period, according to the magnitude of
his offense. Then we are put put into
the dungeon for talking. We chat with
each other up the pipes and heaters, or
by rapping on the walls. One rap
stands for q, two raps for 3D. three
for &C, and so on. That's the way [
used to talk to Fletcher, the murderer.
Suppose said to him, How are you?
I would rap eight times for b, fifteen
for O. and tWenty-three for w., and
that would mean how. Then I would
spell out are. But, instead Of trapping
out you, l would merely rap twenty
one times for u. Previous to Mr..
Perkins appointments Superintendent,
II there were two or more men in a cell,
and one Of them was caught talking, all
| had to suffer the consequences. Now.
however, only the offender is strapped.
ST suppose nine-tenths Of the trouble
among the prisoners arises from tobacco.
We get one plug Of chewing tobac-
co week, but we are not allowed to
smoke. Idon't know why this is, unless
it is because the doctor thinks 1t iniu-
rious. But, of course, we break the
regulations, and smoke every chance we
get. Where do we get the pipes !?
Make 'em. It's easy enough. All that
is necessary is to knock off a piece of
brick and hollow it out, with hole for
stem. Some folks think it mighty
hard to make stem, but it is no such
thing. Just slice off two strips of wood,
gouge them out, and clap them together,
and the thing is done. The next thing
is to get light. One match will last
man nearly a lifetime. We take towel
or a stocking, and wash and dry it COM
pletely. Then we set it afire and smother
| the flames under box, and there is
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-08-09

plenty Of finder. A piece Of file OF
piece of steel will somehow get into the
cell, and then with a stone the smoking
apparatus is complete.''
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-08-09

Or John Browns children two-John
and Owen--liYe on Putin bay; Jason,
an engineer, is at Akron, Salmon in Cali
fornla, and Ruth III Wisconsin. The
three half-sisters live ia California.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-08-09

A SPARROW and chicken fought in
Pottsville, and the chicken was killed.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-04-19

Bic baIbiabrlidc oTentlidc 9ebrcr. Vriiiune
fir Stearns county ipiro abseba!ten Wsroen
wie iol9t:
5n 9 I. GIouSa am Donmerlfaa, ben 10,
Iprll, 1877 I'M Gourtbaule.
Sn &idmouS am Samitaa, ben 81.
Npril, 1877 in b~ortiaen SGulbauie.
@eIroe am Mcntaa. ben 90. NpriI,
i'm sdultaufc beiastem Stdbthcns.
Die Vriiiuns bauert bon 9 llbr %ormittass
bis 4 nbr Iadmitta0s.
Mar, wcIde Gin Gertifeat Az elanaeu
wiinitcn. iinb bisrmit eriudt Su cridei.
men, ea eine na&berise Vrioat. Examination
bios Denen q%eftattet lperben mirb. berem She'll.
nabms an ber oHentlidtn Yruiuna burd
arantbeit cber ionitise seniiseNbe @riiabe Der.
5inocrt mar.
Ieben ben %aemohnli&en llnterriAts,meiaen
meyoen hieG pplifanten fit ben 2. II. 8. @rae
cine Yrdfun9 uber nNg9ienc~ ju belteben 10.
ben.
llebcr @aturpbiloiopbie pirc Bel NppIilan.
ten fir ben critsn @rab craminirt ,perbcn.
Soatommene 2Idtistcit, %bcionbers in be,
anfanss9riinoen, Diro abiolut berlanst.
9. 6. &aiier,
1872 S@nl= Snipeetor.
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Grmntcieentbmm,S Uertdmfe.

5pecicl fir ben vNoronern" berihtet uon Sri,.
Scbn3arp. &esifter OF DseSs BON Stearns 60.
Sruite.s l. Yip. ct. Saul e. g. n. 81. So. an
scoli goomons iur @GA4 S@A S.3S.
l2l u. 90 %. $40
Gun .. @sbb unS Srau an W. s.. @atael
iiir 1874 N6er g. :. l2i y. % W S575
0puile Eojtrr II. @bemann an y. q. Glurt iii
32X65 Gub Z. l vi. Is in Snut 0entrs
$3.50
Souiie Softer II. Gbcmann an Gpa Mlslitor I.
@ 50 6ub y.1 3. is in Saut @entrc SlS7
Srant Auswee IL. SSrau an {. Sbau fIr S&
"A NG4 Sd !. l22 Y. 2S W $500
Sames Z. &obbins II. Srau al 6briitlan u.
Waplarb fir {. 6 81. Of Hobblas uno
Menpsaballs NOD III Saut Centre $2ls
Bruno 8cauprc IL. SSruu an ShercIa Seaupre
fir MG4 S@A4 unO vs.. , 8 uno 1 E. %
3. lo3 u. 30 gN $500
Sbereia Saupre II. Ghemaru an ). y. Bar
tblcns iir MG4 S@4 II. s.. . 3 II. 9.
80 8. 1873 n. 80 @ $3.50
Sbomas ). Nanncle II. Trau an u. Sbocma'
fer fir 8 10 Adcr BON Ne4 S@4 .. %
:. 1872 u. 80 w $l25
Sapie Sinalcn an gtobcrt gSbitcboob fir Z. 8
81. "a in Sopn OF Gic0r @ater $3.50
SruiteeS Ct Maui II. 8. 81. 81. So. OH Noolpb
&intcr fir M@4 @sS4 9. ID 3. 1913 y.
os.@ $3.50
Srultces ct. SauI g. 9. 81. 81. 50. an guan
Stclpart fir NJ IG4 g.. s. 1926 u 80
9 $500
6eora ". Sole an 5chn Srudten fur SGA
g SO SI25 u. % " $l.4OO
@Siliam Mnnn ir. II. Trau an Senrb Grim.
NOM fir NJ 9gl4 g.. :. l22 Vi. % W
$3.50
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TaIfbe Isseu!

IS 1T bel elmer Ncpiicn @oIfsttafIc cine ae.
,plbnlihe Socs, oab Dyspepsia nidt eriinolih
asbcilt mercen fonnc, abcr mir tonneu nit
irobem Screen iagen. bah "Green's August
Flower niemals, 70 picl mir ,piiIen, oefeblt
bat, 9ispeplie uno 9eberlsiocn in alien ibrcn
%ortommnilen, ME vperiauertcr Waoen",
Nerfopfung, 8opiwsb, 9cr;tlopfcn. ~tnr,cr
sltbcm H.. 7. ip. gu bcilsn. @on 10000 Gla.
iAsn, ipclde lcsteS Sahr n~crtouft murben,
pnroc nidt cine Ginsise ais nusloS sc.nelnct.
mobl a5er cnipfin9cn mir Souienbr bon Som,
p%lfimenten bon Den Gruoei'en pcocn ben
ipunhsrbaren &uren. 0rci 9oien beben jeben
Saa.-geriudet &c. = alcine 4lafbcn toiten
10 6cnts sewobnli6es Mab Is Gents.
3u baben bel
9r. S9nlten, Grusoit.
Ct. @leub, Minu.
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st. Cloud R~est0Wyut1On

Cine 9bire iloli9 bonn @ct.9ouic.
Mablssi,sn an isoer Stunee oc5 Sases.
Soa.Noitsdn9er msroen 81 auberit bialgcn
%rciisn cine portreHlidc Sofel fneen. Us'nr
@sine, Gi9arrcn, ylmonaoen,
ICE-CREAM,
Elm arobcr @orrat5 bon icinem Gonieet, Sui
fen, Nriittcn uno IlIenl, mas nwr Den @au.
men t,beln mag.
@icoerc Vrcile NIB ;uoortommenoc @coic.
nuns m;ro Den @ditsn su 5beil.
c.. n. Sumner.
l6-lh
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Ghte M,csi;inen ~ 1iberalen
Nrcifcn. = llnS bod, nad,oem man e.
uberall probirt bat, fault man in q.
g bultcn's Ipotbcte slacs biliecr unp bels
Ter. Seln @ciddft bat meniarr Nuslarn ,uie
lraenb Gin anocres. Gr be;ablt tcinc -&ente.
theilt init tcincm Yortner unb peridt fem
6eidaft lclbit. Gr fam alio biGiou perto,.
fen wie irscno Gin Nnherer uno bdlt cine
Muswobl bon SGrben, &llr;eln, Ar1uteru
unb Meoifamcnten, mic man iis ionjt ~nirsenoS
iinoct.
Outer Matb
foitet nidts nno piro germ uno ireunSIid CT.
tgeilt.
&%eecpte
merccn gu ibrem pirtlidcn sScrtbe ans.fertist.
G@tes @bitc Ssah
mirS NIT 1918 per 100 h p%erSouit.
@orar, 25 Sta. bas Yfunb, acniidtee
Soseliaamcn, 2 tb fir % Cts Slice biuia
unb gut.
Aoerilrs f~ertis smildte Gorbex
in alien Sdottirun9cn
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Sn be SID, mcr Be @cfrutcn iniieut ftno.
~ipa;ecrt cnncs SbenSs Dc olee STRIP in Gioil
lcebuns un tump on ne Sdilrwade oOrbi
De fd acmiitblid ne @of Get up'n Vo'ten
Dan baoec n1mlid Den iunsen Solbat le99t
,ucn ell B. 1ib lang ,pors, oorftc be iid mau
ncn Nrommelten %etter,, amer be 't,Sbte nppa1'
len, ,pen 81 en- Siii;ier tom, bat Re banu
praienteerhe Nm lin Gtten MD febn LIT. Gat
baooe Re f6 baun oot merit. % amer b
aonia antam, trsss be gar tinsen Screadt.
nil ia Be Ntan tine Uniform antabbe, umo l0l
en- rubis nober fommen. o. fGni9 sebt aIic
ironbliA NY EN- to unb ipred en- II
xMa, tronb! nat Dew be Dor bann to
lmuufsn? ?"
SAL iesa uie Gelo, bat robe eS.'
.NM mi jd)lcnt bet ne Moit te lin."
ga tanm oebcreene fcbn men mat for
ne @ut?"
rWiele;dt ne yemerisOf ?"
.Me, min Sun9e; boyer up"
uG9u bann nc Wsttwoit? !"
rooser up"
IS ct bamm ne SiHclblumtpof?
rSat bet b'roo."
r@ut," ies DC SONG, Ou robe amer sot ca,
uer id) bin"
gu" isss be soIout m%sinetwsssn cen
aoppman."
,,Soocr UP !" antmortetct EN- Triebrih.
u@n SiF;icr biit bit D. bod nsd?"
.@oser up"
.8it b oann mcn 8suerol?:"
vSoscr up"
.@lin 0srr UNI min Sio, bann biF b ia
nal DC aonia iol,ues!"
Sat belt o'roo!"
uounss!" rGp DC &efrut in iinen Sdretteu
mo bolt cln bat Stud ban fine @of to
reann bolt mine @olt, eann mot id praien-
teersn !"
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GmpfcllenSwcrtbe
@Miifmlitm

fir Yiono uno Melooson.
Seethooen, SoMatcn $3.50
Slementi, Sonotinen QeidD . 80e
9ap6n, 10 beribmte Spnatcn . 6Oe
10 leidltc Sonatcm Toe
l2 ttleinc Stidc soc
@ohler, g., "a Wdride uno Sang,
Me(poisn . SOC
80bler, g.. ainccrfr,uuo ,lei6te
Stude fir ainber), 9 8be. % soc
|2anner album, 10 belicbtc Wal;er SOC
Mo3nrt'S Sonaten . $l.00
Straub.IIbu III. 3 @al;er, 3
YoItaS, 8 Yolta- Ma;urtas, 8 Sal.
lops, l Guabrile . $3.50
Salon u lbu nj, 30 hcliebte Stide
neuercr Gomponiten cntbalteno, ets:
yMaiden's Prayer" 1%loiter0lode,e. 75e
@armoniu . u s um. Samlns
luna belicbttr Gompcfitionen, arran.
eirt bon Stapf. 4 Soe. % soc
Giesant gebunoen, $1.0O ertra pcr @anb.
@ortoirci sssen Ginienouns ocS 8etrass.
gu bc3ieben 0ur9
9aeaueS @Mbn,
Is GibfoU, @is.
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az 8. Miaer in ct. Gloub
u~crteuit bic beten uno %feinitsn giqucurc in
icincn Moaasinen. Scinc gScine uno Cigar.
rcn tonnen bon teiuem 9auie i'm Staatc iiber-
troTcn weyoen, wcoer al SortrcHli6fcit nod
an 8iai9teit. Man ipre9c Dor uuS iibcr;cuoc
li1. 3-bn
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IN fuasn nod Der WVeloote uTSenn lD gu We'"e'
2iebitem ". I. ~.
@cr heut;utaa miU @rauer fein,
5arf niht bic @ub' psrliercn,
3ulnal bic @dite arcb unc iein,
Yas Dier ilets fritifiren,
Da5 man oft moot binaus sum 9ch-
@as iimmert's mid, Tic i%auisn's bod!
Sem Ginen 1T has Tisr ,u braun,
0en Nnocrm it's su belle.
llnb Sober mus es erR beidau'n,
81 trumm CT fitt sur Stelle.
sic toncln fort bic game WOO
@as timmcrt's mid, fe faxfens oo@!
Balb fol- CO haben einen Stl1,
%alo micoer i1'S NJ bitter;
Dem Gincn it's gu wdlsrln.,
.3u hid! !" iArcit oar Gin Z ritter,
lloo Tuo're tuoeln Ynb'rcs nod)
NoS s~uuumert's mid, lie lau1ens co@
@snn's Bier redt frditis 1T unb TART.
5ab man fonMt' fem Suiricnsn,
Damn MAIDEN tic es crit rcd)t arg,
g. mire bcs 0aus gcmicosn:
g. IN mas b'rin, man sriegt's alct1 poT.
gsos timmsrt's mid, lie iauicn's bod!
Soataalih iaQen iic, man lou
1,n Trcis bonn Sicr ablNlagen;
Man topntc tperosn taub uno toll,
@as iie on allies flaaen
Gin Seoer mill 81 biuracr nod
Nos tiimmert's mid, Tic ou'cM's bod!
9'rum mcinem Screen ssbt's nidt NAB,
Meuu lie aud INNER iuanncrn.
M,in Srpjt 1T nies lie madcn'S IA
Icn, Gincn mic Dem Nnoern.
llnp n'rum lei aud Der @icrprelS bod
s9ss tiimmert's mid. lie i%aufen'S bod!
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Mobel.- 5rnb ollem Sunnbug uno ouer
Guflhneincrci gum 9obnc fault NOR aac
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80 $l1Se
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slpril cins StclIe. Wlan aorshirc:
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mad isocr becnolsten 3icbuns franco ;usc-
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len, ODER Gbcds oui Sew 9ort 81 MAIDEN.
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unb piro bis 81. Mai iortseicbt, unb bite id.
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