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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-07
STATE PRESS REVIEW,
Gambling.
Galveston News,

A f.rihays ago tho senslblltles Of tho pub
liz welANoeked by the announcement that
a citizen Of Galveston, the father off, family,
and y man who was respected by all who
knew him, had taken bis own life, a. tho de-
ceased was u quiet industrious man, and WIS
supposed TO be In comfortable circumstances
me- rash net created much surprise, which
WAS however, completely removed by u lot
lar the Respondent man had written 10 his
wife. II contains only i1w lines, but they
are repeta with unaffected pathos, "For
Gods sake do tho best you can for the chill
1ron. | am ruined Those two gambling
houses have robbed me Of everything v
expect to die to-day 10 fare
well forever A few years ago this victim Of
gambling was, comparatively speaking, y
woalthy man. Tho case sad
AZ IL IL, IA only one Of many. In
every city Of any prominence In Texas, and
il may DO added, OF most other states In the
Union, gambling Is carried on with scarcely
more than n transparent pretonse Of conceal
ment, and VIGOROUSLY 10 the knowledge OF
officers charged with the duty OF supprossing
Il. The victims are from every occupation
and every rank. The horny'ilsted laboring
man stakes his hard earned wages, and his
family suffers for tho necossarics of life, Tho
trusted clerk Ia drawn into the vortex; he
stakes the money Of which he is the custo,
dian, and brings disgrace upon himself and
family and ruin 10 bis employer. Men of
wealth and the highest social standing haunt
the fashionable gambling hell like moths
about candle, until their voyage Of life
ends in dismal shipwreck How much
longer is this atrociOus traffic with hui
man happiness and personal honor
10 90 on, and who is responsible fer
the immunity which the gambling Paternity
enlovs, The letter of the law IN this reM'
ton may not be all that could be wished,
but if It's provisions were consulted with n
proper spirit of execution, they might be
made effective. Tho penal code of Texas
p Divides remedy for the evil Not only
are those who exhibit games of chance liable
to cumulative punishment, but also those
who, owning houses, permit such games "
be PLAYED or exhibited in them. The char
tiers of the different cities confer ample power
to punish gamblers and break up gambling
establishments and yet no exhaustive or
successful action is taken by either municipal
or State authorities to abate tho open viola
ton Of the laws against gambling.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-07

A DvERTIsERsb by addressing Geo. p. Row.
n ell & Co., 10 spruce ST., New York, can
vertisiDp In American Newspapers: E5-l00-
page pamrhlet, loo. iebivu&wlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-07
Conventions,
Stephenville Emplr,


The convention system is part of Amer-
can political organization withou' which
patty can not be successfully maintained
The system has many Disadvantages, among
which its liability to be the power and mean
for professional politicians to secure position
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT are by no means The
least. At the same time 1t has becomen ne
cessity of the dry and political parties ar'
compelled to adopt it or suffer defeat by d-
vision of their strength. Some Of our colem'
porarie appear to hold us in view rs
being opposed TO the system. In
this they are mistaken. We are advo-
Gates Of conventions when they are neces-
sary to secure the election Of COED men; bul
are at all times and under all circumstances,
opposed to conventions composed of PROBES
sional politicians, trickstcrs and wlre-pullers,
and who are called only 10 secure popu
lar favor for "cut and dried" nominations.
We have expressed the belief that conven-
ton for the county and district wa'not nee
essary to secure the election Of good men to
office; and this is the opinion and belief OF
the greater number of our Democtatic citi-
zens. On the other band the combined
strength of the Radical and Greenback par
Ties reHuerS IL neCessuly IuoV 'hN D'"''N'
party should be thoroughly organized
in both State and national con-
tests. Delegates should be selected to at
tend the st to conventions, personally, tor
proxies seldom avail much. With respect to
conventions for counties and districts we
have nothing to say; the property OF
calling them is matter in which the sound
discretion of the executive committees is to
be exercised; but in the event that ,conven-
tons are called we urge upon the chairman
to be prompt and early that delegates from
precincts may be in attendance on county
conventions. and that no cause of compliant
be given. fla full representation be not had
we may rest assured that objections to any
nominations will be forcibly and etfectually
urged. 1t is one advice given at the opening
of every canvass, but none the less, good for
that: Attend the Primaries.
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A Splendid business for Sale.

The proprietors of one of the finest paying
restaurants in the State, with solid and
Permanent custom, and enjoying an enviable
REPUTATION, which is worth money to any
man who knows how 10 run frst-class res
hurant desires to sell out as one Of the pro-
4 letors is compelled TO look after his affairs
tanotner State, and the other has fruit
|i1Fm which requires his entire attention,
Here is a bonanza for some one. For fur
'her Particulars enquire at the Delmonico,
u address Fisher & Waterman Sherman.
Iexas, proprietors.
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iiS'|3;Il;!S5;!S:3l||

Is the most economical form Of Washing Soap
All bar or square cakes wear down IN use TO
a large fat piece, too thin TO han die, and
therefore, wasted; while the OVAL CAKk o
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-07

That famous and excellent restaurant, the
DOlmonicO, has Just been re0lted painted
and fixed up generally IN good style, md II
now one of the finest dining rooms IN the
State, Every dollcacy Is served In tho very
best style, and the Demoulcois kept up u
its oldtimo standard Of eXcelloncy In all res'
pNols.
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SHE &M AN ~
pRICKLl ASH BlTTERS and MALRlPUGB

vI'IIE BITT ERS'will prevent contracting OF
Y Chills and Malarial Diseases If properly
used, by inylgOratng The Liver, and toning
the Htor ach, and regulating the bowele and
Kldneya u lisa preparation from such vege-
tnhle eH tracts, OF which tho PrioklY Ash con-
stitutes u leading part, that enters into the
regular prescription practice or all medical
men Uinlng whom DR., sherman ~ Justly
ii esed rs the srcceescul coinpornder, after
nm eXperiul, ntnl pfaotios oil thirty years, rs n
con- pie 70 Antidote 10 All influences, which, II
not arrested In time, terminate in Chills and
Fever or other malignant owecaeB,
Though rlcRfant to the u to, IL ia not bev-
eragn (Hs the extracts are beld In solution In
ture Holland gin ouly) because Of It's cathar-
tic pr, perties aud Is therefore MI infallible
REM dy for habiual constipation.
IuE MALAlEDGT IS y oortain cure for
calls whal oIco c1n..aOtad. II has never
failed 10 effect n cure where the directions u,
campaigning each bottle are followed.
Druggists are hereby authorized to refun0
The money to ny parry purchasing who calm
cure II not Affected, providing the directions
nrc followed and tho empty bottle retm ned.
For sail by Oh drupgists.
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MEDICAL.

PERRY, lIousroN COUNTY, ga,
We have known" hwirt's Syphlllllc Specific"
liz, mefcurie rheumatism, scrohlln, ETC., and
testity that II made the most perfect and per-
manent cures In every case.
Capt Hugh l. Dennnrd; Pau u Killen. Judge
county court; j L. warren, OF firm ol j W La
ihrop n o., savannah, Ca ed Jackson,
Dep 81 X sup, &C Gen Eli Warren; prJ q Gil
h " druggists " Mann, county treasurer;
VIM u P'erc sheriff.
am personally acquainleu WIN INV pinprlr-
whose signatures appear 10 the foregoing GER
tficate They are men of high character and
standing, A IL COLQul1T,
q vernon Of Georgia
Prepared only by the Swift specific Co, At
lanta, Ga soll by Geo Il Atkins, Connor 4
walker and w II Patterson MACS
Cali ON your Druggists for copy of 'Young
Mems Friend -
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Cabinet Curiosities,

Among the curious relics In the
State Historical Society rooms 10
an old fashioned bottle containing
honey, yet In liquid form, brought
from France in the medical chest
Of DR.. Brunot, private physician to
Gen. La Fayette, at the time the
latter came first to America in
lit. The bottle was presented by
DR.. Brunot In 1914 to DR.. James s,
Hepburn, father of Miss Fannie
Hepburn, slater of Hon. w. F.
Hepburn, now q candidate for
Congress. Miss H. presented the
relic to the Society In 1874.
There IL also on exhibition In the
Historical Rooms O piece of the
CONN OF Sergeant Floyd, from
Sioux City, the first white man
buried In that region. 1t was pre-.
sented by n. lowering, Esq, OF
Sioux City, who assisted in ex-
huming the remains where they
were In danger of being washed
away by the water. A tooth Of the
Sergeant Is also on exhibition.
Sergeant F. was buried In 1904.
A rare piece Of what was once
money, ts carried q souvenir by
Mr.. John L. Theoba member OF
the Republican composing rooms
force. 1t is an old spine Shilling''
piece, printed on cloth, and bearing
on one side the inscription "1'Ventl
iShillings, According to the Re
solves Of the ASSEMBLY OF PENN
sYLvANIA, made on the Thirtieth
Day OF June, in the Fifteenth Veal
OF the Reign Of His Majesty GEO
the Third. Dated at Philadelphia
the Goth Day Of July, l775."
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TAKE NOTICE.
A CARD.
To the Public:

To the Public:
NV attention has been drawn TO no.
tice published in the Herald eff October
goth, over the signature of e. j. Ba.dwin.
In reply Will simply state that said no.
tioe is false in its facts and still falser in
its tnsinuatiOns.
have collected rents from tenants on
the Ranches named In that notice, hut
only whilst had authority SO to do un-
der the order of the U. 8. Circuit Court
appointing me Receiver and the written
authority Of Camilo Martin, the owner
Of record of those Ranches, and OF Il. j.
Baldwin himself, as Martins represent
alive. l have paid over to those author
lied TO receive the same all OF the rents
so collected, except q small amount late
ly collected, and to which myself am
entitled for advances made and services
rendered.
Since my authority has ceased have
neither collected nor attem pied to COL
lect any rents from either OF those Ran
chos.
For these reasons Mr.. Bald WINS notice,
SO far as l am concerned, was entirely
unnecessary. Respectfully,
Los Angeles, CAL. Oct. 70, 1880.
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No remedy for kidney diseases
heretofore discoveled can be held

Tor one ftanent 70 e9fnpafIs0n
with Wasues's Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, a. Hprvey, y. ~
'fasdsnG.ee, e
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Confidence Engine Company n. .
FOR EXCHANGE.

AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE. -
tanning u rooms. with all neoo6onSX E61<
buildings, with u acres Of 1oo<V ~
proved land. II acres In dsoid1ouG III
In san joss, Will be EXCLAIMED 10F V1&1 j
yard er orange grove. ~ 4 4 E III
For particulars apply to
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Late kilograms.
Tho Morey XanbsOElIO.

Tho Morey IsnbsOEtIO.
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-If the Cal
ifornia papers published Chairman
Barnum's prepared special sent last
night, saying that Truth has sub.
stantiated its Chinese letter, they
are badly swindled. Publish my
statement as against it, that no in
telligent Democrat here makes any
such claim.
JAMES w. SIMoNTON.
At the examination to-day a
/. number of experts were examined
by the prosecution as to the identi-
ty of the handwriting of the Morey
letter with that of Garfields. One
newspaper man said that the chi.
Biography OF the Morey letter great.
ly resembles manuscripts produced
ia Court of Philip. The experts
very generally admitted that they
were TO be paid for their time and
expenses by the prosecution.
Mr.. Brook, who had been .ele.
grabbed fr by Jewell, WIS shown
by s oughton (tor the prJsecution)
the envelope pinduced this moin-
lug, aud WIS asked if there had
been All eras'ire on the stamp, and
he answered in the affirmative.
Continuing, hs said: There Is an
erasure on the stamp in date and
month. l cannot say what the
original date was. The Indications
are that the date and month have
been erased by rubbing on the
back Of the envelope. The stamp
date there bears Indications
b of erasure. Date and month
cannot be deciphered. There are
three stamps on the envelope in
all dates seemingly being erased
from the Morey envelope. After
examining it witness testified:
The address on the envelope il not
In the handwriting of the person
who wrote the Rockwell and Jew.
ell letters, but closely resem bles
the writing Of the person who
wrote Exhibits marked A to X, on
which the warrants of arrest were
granted.
New YORK, October 29.-The
Her0Idss Cleveland special says:
Garfield arrived last night and
gave deposition In the presence
Of two lawyers of the fact that the
Morey letter was not in his hand
writing, and that he never saw
the letter until its discovery was
announced through the medium
Of the press. The deposition was
forwarded to New York.
sun Rays On tho Canvas.
NEW YORK, October 2S.-The
Sun pleads for Hancock, declaring
that he is not responsible for what
his faithIess followers may do, and
supports Russell. the Republican
candidate for Judge of the Superior
Court, against the regular Demo.
cratic candidate. 1t also has sen.
sational dispatches to the effect that
Republican repeaters from Phila.
dslphia will attempt to "colonize"
New jersey. while those from De-
troit and the West will do the same
ct Buffalo and elsewhere In this
State. 1t caps the climax by an
nouncing that the Democracy of
Baltimore is alarmed at the whole.
sale appointment of Republican
Supervisors, and says the Intention
is to carry that city for Garfield.
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Treasury Department,
OFFICE OF CoMPTRoLErn1
OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON. Auruaf m In &


Whereas. By satisfactory evidonce bjf3
sented to the undersigned. II has -
made to appear that The First Naf1o11
Bank OF Los Angeles. in the City q II
angeles, in the county Of Los Anel1G
and state OF California. has eonpil1
Statutes of the U niled States requiro1 q
be complied with bslore an An6odla}l66
shall be authorised TO eommouo0 IL
business of ban king: ,7s 81
Now. therefore, !, John 3. LangWuuen1,
Acting Com ptrOller OF the CuYfonoys -.
hereby certify that The First MaIi612f
BANK OF Los ANGLER. In the City 81 -
Angeles. In the county OF Los xDao166s
and State OF California, il authoJjSe6 q
commence the business Of bankinR q:
provided in Section nity-one kun1EG1'
and sixty-nine OF the Revised Status o.
the United States.
In testimony whereof, witness NJ
August, 1850.
lSeal OF the Comptroller Of the Cur
rency.l J.S LANGWORTHY. #
Acting Com ptroller OF the Currency.
NO. 21Sl. ant nov N
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j. HARMON, NJ. D.,

COUNTY PHYSICIAN
MASCAREL BUILDING, UP STAIRS.
xA Residence, Cosmopolitan Hotel,
Main street.
Once hours from 10 to Il A. M: from
/ to p. M. ap20-tf
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PHYSICIANS.
K. .. WISE, NJ. D.,

Graduated In the Jefferson Medical
College, Philadelphia, in 1885. Diseases
OF women a speciality; also, all cases re-
curling surgical treatment. whether
male or female. Can exhibit to patients
may remarkable specimens of surgical
operations performed in California.
These, with the living witnesses from
whom they were taken, OFFER as my
best testimonials.
sS-Ofice in Cardona Block, Main st..
Los Angeles, Cal. my2tf
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Central stables.

MR., II. EDWARDS respectfully in
forms his friends aud the public that b Q
will open the Central stables. spring
street, opposite the Court House, ON
Monday August ID. He soiieits = share
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Coming South Going North

Both steamships call 81 Port Harford
(SanLuisObi land santa Barbara.
The Company reserves the right 20
change tho steamers or their days OF
sailing.
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles At 200 O'Clock p. NJ, Los An
geles time.
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A. Labonge, Chiropodist.

Cures any kind of malformations of
the feet, corns, bu mons, ingrowing nails
u especially. Cupping and Ieeching done
also. u. =. bathrooms, Requena street.
selltf
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Buy and soil exchange ON San France
| New York, London, Paris, Berlin -
FrankfOr = a. a '7'7
Buy exchange ON all parts Of The USa16
States a1d Europe. e +
Receive money ON open account ond g.
banking and exchange businai /. 8 =
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BANKING HOUSES.

BANKING HOU0G8.
FARMERS 4 MEnCnANTc
BANK
OF Los Angeles. :!
cAPlTAl-.....0 Roo ooo @
Reserve Fund.-. 30 GOO q II
lsAIAs W. HELLlfAN.......... Il
l. q. QOODW1N..................V ioos( 9611{ ! \
JOHN M1LNER......... ......... .....--6 - Z
BOARD OF DIRECTIONS.
Z V y; HsILxAx. log. 9. osnsus
Z. 9. GOODWIN, a. 0I.Assaiss
PHIL oAH1 Ios: n..c Do.; A1s.zsy
Exchange for sale on
NEW YORK, LONDON, Duh.
LIN, FRANKFORT, PARIg.
BERLIN and HAMBUHG.
Receive Deposits and lssue ThslG
Certificates.
Buy and Sell \
LEGAL TENDERS, GOVERN.
MENT, STATE, COUNTY.
AND CITY BONDS.
~ WI aI also gsE the highest price ~ sss
Los ANGELES COUNTY BA|I|
MAIN STREET
Los Angeles. ....... ......... ........ O. y!
Capital Stock (paid up), 100, oCo
i 9; shhApsoN....."....-...;;;;:.:. Prss.1se1 8
I'M. ELLlOTT............... -. CSSS3Ss Ia
DIRECTORS. y:
]. q. SLAusoN, A, w. BovuAu ~
v. A. HOOVER, RoREET 4 IIx1m & II
J. BIxBY, 0Ro. ". PnI ~ IA
r. NJ. WIDNEY. q
Buy and soil exchange ON San Frames
New York, London, Paris, Berlin - z;
Frank fort. :, ~ d. a 's's;4.
Buy exchange ON all parts Of sho Una16 w
States and Europe. 6 III
Receive money ON open account and g. IN.
tincate OF Deposit, and do = eonG0GI 1
banking and exchange businAGH. .'s<s
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MONEY TO LOAN.

ss~Mcnsy to Loan ON STORED GRAIN
At mo rAte of TEN PER GENT, PER
lANNuAt. Anarsas r. o. pox nj aso-lm
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TO THE LADIES

Of Los Angeles and Vicinity:-I have just received a
large and varied assortment of the latest styles Of Mil
linery and Millinery Goods which offer for sale at the
Millinery Parors No. rs Spring street, and at the store
No. 70, Immediately opposite. The patronage Of the
public is respectfully solicited.
o5tf MRS. M. PRAESENT
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DIRECTORs.

DIRECTORs,
]. q. SLAUsoN, A. w. BOvuAn
v. A. HOOVER, RoBEIT q MIun
J. BIxBY, Gro. ". Pl1S651I Z
r. NJ. WIDNEY.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-12-15

gpir batsn lsbsaft tseauert, ais MIR
ssliern Stre 6arts su 5auie fanpsn, Gtai,
ba6 uns bic unslldlihe Sese zines Mor=
seurittsS tpmmsn mubts. Unto Id slauSs,
wenn mir sine balbs @tunbe fplter ae.
tommsn tparsn, bdtten wir beuts brr ST..
uande seiunben. 9Senn i'd niat irrs,
wirb Sbr Wasen amselpasats
.! cine Gatrt, btt aiht preltrt -
MIR wpllsn bie|sn 0ormIttaB Matsjto's
neues 9smalbe bsihausu. 2Sousn una
bic 5ersen pisll.iht tesleltsa2
Mit srobsm g.rsnisen, msnn bic
6srr(haftsn srlauben - wtr taben ss
nod nidt b,iu 1T.
Matsito lslta beffnoet itA In btsism
Mueenblid In @ari6au, babe i'd seb6st,
laet Waria gu S,mtta. Man wtrp itm
wOtl In ben @sis(li6 aftsn teeesnen - t9
interefilre mid fur fftne seniale art, tsn
@baraftsr isiner psrlonsn in bic ssriasltsn
etnIsn bes Gopfes, In iebe NuaHes ibrsr
8ewseuns ju lesen.
(5urtfesnns feIst)
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g. @pIffom.

5err 8. Boliion bat Iein MS6else=
idait mad benz neuen 5tore am Mair=
Bla3a rerle0t uno baielba bic prddtis=
iten WtSbel gum 8ertauf bic je bier rife.
rirt ,purben. NGes mas in oieies Sad
idldst, uie 9trobmatten, Teppidbe, qdu.
fer, 1lroinsnbaiter y. lit baielblt gu bo=
ben umo swar 3u ben mibisfeu Yrsiieu.
Das 5pielwaarenpepartement
bat isinsn Ylat In bsm friibsrsn WSteI .
fprs, tInter psm nsuen Wsbauos, sstun
ben. Dieie Nusfsaune IL tslonferS
rei4baltis nnb umfabt glss, mas ter
Spielwaatenmartt bsr Welt ttetet. {etr
Wolf(cn psrfauft auh In bislfm Dtparts.
meat NIT gerinseni prcFt uno mir itno
iiberseust, bab tas srOes Eager binnen
wenisen 1assn eerdumt ietn miro
Stan beetle Fa babsr feline gtntauie 3u
maiden. 5nn.
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2 a rtrrDa nj en-.

Ditie lausrsllissn,, trmibsnssn, Sen
faticnen, rehte es eu6 faf unn,Sglid,
maiden, ani guren. 1ubsu ,u fsbtn, be
Guren 9yltm alft gI.tfri,ltdt rautsn, bas
Matt sun gursu @anasn ,treitsn unb tt.
fdnris an Gurtr Qsbtasttaft1 ptrtn, Ton.
nen i,tr tetdt tsftt!st w..hta burh bas
wuupsrbare oiilmittrl 4opltn Vitt,r.
llartaslmabisftttta unt SinostniTs In Gu.
.rrm Spilsm wetssn atif- ttrmal sn.iernt,
ipatrsnb bic ips,isae litfo&e gursr psro.
hIdtns sGmsr,sa aaf smmfr ssbnben psr.
beit.S Nuut iar tisreuf attsn q. Gine.
SaturbuY Mett: :t5a>.. - i..aa az
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Cine @rfobruna 0ieler

@tne@ @rfabrung Vieler.
Sd war laaes franf uno elenb, pcrur'
ladte metnem @attsu p.ae 8sfdwerben
unb gassabsn unb Nismans soubts. mas
mir lstlts. Sd mar pollaanbis sntmu
tbiet. Sn bislsm 3ufanbe srtielt Id eine
Jlalts 6opfsn Bitter unb setrau6te bic
felts, osn.. pab fs msine 5am's rubts.
Sd wurbe istr raldb tfner, 70 pab nlstn
Mann unb metne Gamilis b.es unnatutltd
fanten. Mls i'd itnsu absr mittbeiite,
mas mir sstolftn BATE, risfsn lis /: 5arrab
fir Sopfeu Bitter s. bat bic Mnitsr as.
funo unb uns elldli& asmadt. - Die
Shutter. - bome Sonrnal. :;
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g. &. Stciuc,

! Sur tie tesoratbsabsa 5ta.ass Bat Der
brtaunte Suwtl'tr, Serr e. s. 6lsIne,
cine tiiblhs- -Auspabl pom @pleiahtn
.allcs Art. wle lllrsn Ninee., &stisn,
Brebsn. Armtanofr Nanjdftten. unO
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