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Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26
JUDGE MASON.
HOW POLITICAL CHICKENS ooNE HOME
TO ROosT,

Judge Mason is making rcd hot
anti, Van Wyck speeches in the Third
district. The republican machine 10
qusking with fear for Valentines
tate. The story comes to US that q
few days since Mr.. Gere approached
Judge Mason in hot haste and offered
him $500 and an imploring look if he
would make ten speeches for the luck.
less Valentine. The judges reply
was not elegant enough for insertion,
verbatim, in a democratic paper, but
the substance of it was this: ''See
here, Gsre, - you, you sat
down on me when [ needed help and
now, - you, if you want my
help you've got to paw for it. I'll
make ten speeches for $1,000 and not
a cent less" Mason is making the
speeches. Did he get The money as
alleged? II so how much good will
his hundred dollar speeches do Val
entine2 The story zones to Us from
a pretty reliable source.
G.. o. w. Collins, once in conven-
ton that nominated Mason's sue.
cessor, thanked God that the republic
cans of Nebraska we're at last "about
to bs freed from tho bondage of tripe."
The railroad. ridden republicans of the
Third district are to be Communicated
upon their hard fate; to have lived
four years under Valentine was had
enough but ten nights of Mason is
worse than all.
This boss-ridden country is begin.
ming to w,ke up; republicans who
have voted tickets prepared for them
for the past ten years are preparing
one for themselves and they calculate
to elect enough of 1t to defeat the
worst element of the railroad gang.
The chances are that three or four
of the least Questionable of the re-
pub lean ticket will be elected. proba-
bly, Walker for senator and Wlledon
and Fields for the house. The others,
the Chinese, "must CO."
The county is being thoroughly
canvassed and every school district
will be invaded and the questions of
bossism or no bossism will be fully
discussed. The Lincoln Journal,
owned body, soul and breeches by the
monopolies, is perfectly blind with
fury and lashes itself into a perfect
foam at the independent spirit that is
now m~aterializing. Every body is q
liar, a blatherskite and a blackmailer
according to Gere, but when he sees
the election returns he will foam worse
than overland don't you forget it.
w A
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26
tIree of Cost.

All persons wishing TO test the merits Of
a great remedy-one that will positively
r Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asth.
ma, Bronchitis, or any affection of throat
lungs-are requested to call at
q: +: Goodman's Drug Store and get o
trial bottle of DIR. Kings New Discovery
tor Consumption, FREE or COST, which will
show you what q regular dollar.ize bottle
will do
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26
Fortunes or farmers and Me-
chautos.

Thousands Of dollars can be saved by
using proper Judgment in taking care of
the health Of yourself and family. If you
are bilious, have sallow complexion, poor
appetite, low and depressed spirits, and
generally debilita.ed, do not delay a mo-
tie Of those wonderful Electric Bitters,
which never fail to cure, and that for the
triaing sum of fifty cents. -lTrbune.
Sold by O. Il. Goodman.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26
NEW MEXIQQ-

Indians and r%ustleR are gradually be-.
coming almost extinct in the lower coun-
try.
Bouncil Rick has hut five citizens. At
one tIme il had a future and may have
another some time or other.
A company has been organized to bore
fer coal oil near Fort WinSate.
Daniel Frietze, a deaf mute of Mesilla
went to III Paso aud as he was crossin1 the
bridge tn enter Old Mexico the custom
house oficefs shot him dead. They com.
manded him to halt but he did not hear
the command, being deaf.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26
Sold by all Drngsists.

Mrs ]. a. Robertson. pitt, ,pru pa wy,,.s. 81
was suffering from general debility want Of an.
petite, constlpation, etc. 40 that lie was n bur.
ter thar for years. 1 cannot praise your Ritton.
too much"
r.. Gibbs. Of Buffalo. N. v writes. "yopy
Burdock Bio, Bitters, In chronic diseases Of the
blood, liver Al kidneys. hive bsen signaIIv
marked with success. Ihayo used them myself
with best results, for torpidity Of the liver, and In
case OF q friend OF mine suffering from drOpsy,
the effect was marvellous"
Bruce Turner, Rochester, N. Y. writes: Il have
Dee ,u5le' - 70 t serious an disorder Of the Kidneys
H lssi confident aslisssa ,h %s t is'st si h@ %sn { sss;' curve Ts; muse used
81 suffered with q dull pain Through nv eff
. .nd .a al,u s aOd couid ,v t1st n my Y Splits, appeuts
snu colcI, anu conbu witn diLneulty keep up al
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26

tees, which are 80 destructive TO mind and body
and make life miserable, often leading TO insani-
" and death. II strengthens the Nerves, Brain,
(memoryl Blood, Muscles, Digestive aud Repro.
ductiye Organs, 1t restores to all the organic
functions their former yigOr and vitality, ma
ling life cheerful and enjoyable. Price, % o
hottie, or four times the quantity $40. Sent by
express, secure from observation. TO any address,
on receipt OF price. No, @. o. ID. sent, except
on receipt OF u AZ 9 guarantee. Letters 70
auesting answers nust incloso stamp.
DR.. Mintie's Dandellon Pills
arc Ii > best and cheapest dyspepsia and bilious
cure 10 the market, Bold by All druggists. Prizes
30 cent?.
DR. MIsTIss KmRbY RK1KDI. EkPRsTIuUh,
Cures all kind Of kidn0y and bladder complaints,
gonorrhea, gleet and leucoEfheS- For sale ~ All
daugglsts: 81 q bottle.
ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
TIs Olive ST., 81. Louis, No.
f0' Sale IA 0~AA1 y @ " oOpnAs.
Jkn2b-ly
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26
WASHINGTON.

The district court at Seattle has 175 di.
vorce cases on the docket for trial this
term.
The democratic convention at Vancou.
uer nominated Tn mas Burke of Seattle
for delegate to congress.
A Tvpographissl Uoion has been started
at Port Townsend with III. Il. Cramer as
pre- ident. l. is the first labor union
started in the territory.
James G. Swan, Of Port Townsend, who
bad a valuable collection of Indian manu-.
features, has sent them to the National
museum at Washington. =.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26
The Country.

Who that has ever lived anytime in the
country but must have heard oi the v r.
tues of Burdock as a blood purifi r. BUR,
DocK BLOOD ! TTERs cure dyspepsia, bill
iousness and all disord, rs arising from I'm.
pure blood or deranged liver or kidneys.
Price. 81. 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26

Rev. W J Robinson, number North Georgia
Cenfe ence: leave taken y s.. hr /, o'ear "a Q
OF Ecnn eruption hR, al .appeand and | sm
nell."
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26
BRITISH

A sawmill capable OF cutting 80, 900 feet
of lumber a day il being erected at the
Wellington coal mine.
A syndicate has been formed in Victoria,
to urcbase the Albion iron work. at that
place. the capital subscribed is $500. 600.
The governor general and Princess
Louise will remain until late in Noyem-
Der. HIS ex ellency is shooting deer in
the Kamloop districts.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26
T RI AND ECZ EMA.

No argument Is necessary TO shNw that these
disea ts aro ia blood or gin; \. y s, Z c~rtfore.
BON clmpos d Z I'll IN st pc seifii " getable
itoiatyss, Destroy the di ca e, 10 I and branch,
BY put Ing In blood Il q pure. h,althy STATE.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26
CongratuIa,,op. to Mrs. Lanstry

PSA' S'Sp~VSh W lhh bfh.
NEW YORK, October 25.-Mrs.
Langtry, to day received by cable,
several copgratulatory messages with
expressions of hopefulness on her
meeting with a favorable reception
here. Among others the Prince OF
Wales wired his satisfaction at the
happy termination of the voyage. This
telegram came this morning over his
title;
LONDON, October "a.
To Mrs. Langtry, Abby's Theater,
New York.
Glad to hear of your safe arrival.
The princess and myself wish you a
prosperous tour.
(Signed) Prince OF WALES.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26

IS, s q. for Catanh | q su e cure; cured me
after al other treat , o. t. h ,d ftlid"
G, O, U <Ns, Gfeencastlc, Ind.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26

"Fave taken 8. g, \. tor Ca Arb with great
bench ;th,Lk tn co bottles more will completely
cue NO." h. K. BROWN, SpAitaLbI ig, y. Q.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26

Eo~Hoods, s%caris, ribbons and any
fancy articles can be made any color
wanted with the Diamond Dyes. All
the popular oolors.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26
The Great English Remedy

Never falls 10 cure
Nervous Debility, vi,
tai Exhaustion. Ennis,
Seminal Weak
nesses. LOST MAN
HOOD, and all the
evil effects Of youth
fpl follies and exces-
ses. II stops permA
.nently all weakening,
involuntary loss 9 and
.drains upon the sys-
tom, the inevitable 70.
.sult OF these eyll nran.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26

80. 8 8 has cursd me Of o troub' esome Ca
tirih which h q osfl d ' Q treatment Of all tho
best physicians Moth nd outh."
6. u MOI IDE. Atlantl, Ga
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26
NERVOUS DEBILITY,

DR.. z. @. Vwssfs soISo saS Br siST f~Io..usns--
A specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Convulsions,
Memory, HpermAtorrh0a, Impotency, Involuntary
Emissions, Premature Old Age, cansed by over
~srertion. sslf-abuso, or overlndulgenco, which
leads TO misery, decay and death. One boz win
treatment. Ono dollar o box, or six boxes fos
dve dollArs, sent by mall prepaid on receipt Of
price. We guarantee six boxes TO cure any case.
with each order received by us for six boxes, 40
,ompAnied with i've dollars, will send the pur.
chaser our written guarantee 10 return tbs
money II the treatment do. oct effect o cure.
@. .. Goodman, DrugOist, Sole. Wholesale and
gul ceonahA, Esb. oyd.r q by mail Al
veailab lwJ,
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26

Hor SPRI' on, AK, July u, 1882.
! have had VIVA my ph, sitsns q, RI Cd t,x ma
for ov r OF. ht years. IAN o Ave y,trs ~ o to tnis
plae 10 1--we In ,r erthuI might bo cur d Du.
T ny tn, mel o. ergs lea lyappl q IA the heal.
i,g at 81 epty, ieis 8 her. % tn Inter al and
exttriaDt c mn c. on with he col, br ted ih.r-
nslLot b tn, in ! Ia q di'i,n have aiken more
thau n hu DIRE bottles OF val 'us, %enicinos wi h.
OF ihs desrsd Q uit UP % three m lnths q
! hid almos b we'd my ca, Inc ". b -, o d
began taking 8 MIS- Sp ci0c Is. 8 y wi b al,
the sSeptihsm p > i,le The er, p ION " = ~
d st worse, UT h 70 wo,o sona sly 8 OF i'm
pro, eme :, and q tor u rec month ue 81 \ 8.
8 l am 81 d aud vel, o .sgu Of eruption
nv skin smooth m cl ART d ,N < neral heal h
ssgoou as : EVER WAS tu,rsL ar any dUa Jt,ng
oleJ, lot them arlte ME h re
ID. N. PRATT.
From the Great Dug House OF the
Northwest.
Wedo not h si'ate to aay hat for a year past
We hSye sid - ore OF S'ifCs sp c'ic Is S 81
than al o her h I'd pur tiersc muncd nj vi h
u ~ I as oaishirg roI t.. ne . n I'm IA Who
us d h | I'D &c lot les says hat IL ms done
h,n more 90 utARu trerm, mt which c ,st hin
$1,000. An tn r who n sus d | fr &c oiulou4
Fiction iep rt,a perm ,nant cure rom it's Gu Q.
Yours 'rhy y,
VANS AAcR 81 N N ON 4 Co.
Sold by all Drag. asts.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26
IDAHO.

IDAHO.
Flu costs $500 q hundred Ia HALEY.
Tive We men have been main d on the
railroad grade near HALEY within th, last
few weeks,
The gentle sex Is scarce in parts Of
Idaho. Newt Revis, the old.time Little
Smoky place miner, will winter in Haley.
He has seen but one lady 10 thie e years,
and she was but q traveller through his
placer camp.
Jack Chase, q stage driver, msuled the
face Of q tie canister named L,gruder with o
rock because he wouldn't give iiSht e way
in a narrow canyon d wn below Union
I ity. They & 1t their wheels together and
then fought it out.
One night recently . party of masked
men vent to Mrs. Runion's lodging house,
in Boise City, bound one of the dodgers,
and took him out. He was known to be q
thief, and it Il hinte In q mysterious way
that he has dom his last stealing. Several
other noted thieves are awaiting like treat
ment,
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26
DOCTOR
WHITE r,
GIT st. Charlie. st. lsr. LOUIS. MO.

A REGULAR GRADUATE OF two medical
coll ges. h ~ been LOGGER engaged In the { eat.
ment Of CHRONIC. NERVOUS, SKIN AND
BLOOD Diseases than any other phi. sloian IN 81.
Louis as city p peTs show and ali old residents
know. Con sultation q office ~ by mail tree
and invited. A friendly talk or his opinion ]
costs nothing, When IL IL measurement To
Wis : the city for treatment, med lcines can rs
sent by mall or express everywhere. Cural{ls
asses 9uaranteed; where doubt exist II 10 frAkk.
y ststed. Gal OF write.
Nervous prostration, Debility, MSEntal
and Physical Weakness, MercpriAf and
other affections of Throat. Skin and lbones.
Blood Impurities am Blood VI soning!
Skin Affections. Old Sore. se Ulosr%
i~%esa.msnes 70 M.rE.Ass R6ksumssi.@l
Files; special attention t. scasss tson
oyer.yorksd brain suAalgfAL CASES
receive spsslsl attention. pses.ss .Esins
.re1 lmprntence. Exosasei L~neulssnoe,
80 sgx3dtwi5
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26
OCCIDENTAL JOTTINGS.
IIAh.

UTAH.
Frank Campbell, Il 0gien, had an arm
torn of in q threshing IN chine on the 1 Ith.
There is q report in Southern Utah
which Is clai ned to be well authenti ,ate !
that the Mormons are organizing or have
organized riff clubs in the st elements
along the RIO Virgin, at St George,
Washington, Leeds, ToquervillO, Rock.
vile. Virgin, etc.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26
q

The new railroad depot at San Diego il
completed.
There are 1888 patients in the Napa in.
sane asylum, which is overcrowded.
A produce EXCHANGE with twenty. five
charter members hss been organized at Los
Angeles.
Grass Valley claims to have o local
prophet in the person of q Celestial, named
DR.. Wau Kee. His home is in the Joss.
house, and it is there that he has his Wis
ions. The T dings saye: When the fire at
Chinatown took place. Thur.day morning,
September rs h. DR.. Wau Kee was fore.
warned while he was asleep at his church.
He got up at 3 O'Clock, and told them to
watch for fire: This was done, and in an
hour a woman accidentally turned over a
lamp, and a fire was started. The church
was saved. Wan Kee is also q weather
sharp. He also foretold the w: ather from
the moons appearance the night the moon
had two tails to ia lunar rainbow. The
rain came as DR.. Wan Kee said It would i.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26


William Donehy, who killed Supervisor
Turner of Yuma, has been held to answer
a charge OF murder without bail.
The investigating committee appointed
to inquire into the aft airs of the Tsrritor-
ial Prison found gross frauds ia the expeu-
diture of q wenty-thoussnd-dolla appro-
priation. In mi bill an item of sc, 900 feet
of lumber was charged, when but $4,000
feet were furnished. Other purchases
a like rottsnness.
General Crook held a very important
conference with four hund red of the chef,
n head men of the Apaches at San g .r.
los on the 18th. He made known la a fe v
unmistaa terms the policy of the gov
N he would observe during the tina
he should remain ia command of tn de-
partnent, All the Indians are t. be
counted daily and none allowed to leave
the reservation without papers. The man
ufacture Of tiswin, the favorite liquor Of
the APaches, is TO be stopped. All Indians
found of the reservation without passes
are to be treated 81 hOstiles la conclusion
General Crook q lid that while every en-.
couragement and assistance would be given
to the lad ans willing to be peaceful and
to WORK for their own living. no mercy
would he shown to those who attem pied to
on the warpath. If any of the Indians
at the council felt disposed 10 break ont, he
thought it was best tor them TO break out
now, and settle the question of supremacy
without more DELAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26
NEVADA.

The State Orphan Asylum has been pre-
sented with a money gift of $500 by Sena-
tor James Fair.
An old lady in Carson il 80 Frustrated
that her ife is despaired of by reason of
tho reports that the comet will destroy the
earth 10 1883.
1t is stated that William Webber, coun-
ty commissioner OF Storey county, has
falle ! heir to a fortune Of $3.50, 900, left by
an uncle in Germany.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26
To Nervous Sufferers

TINT lead. 10
consumption
an,
= early
Tho Specific
Medicine 10,
being used
With wonder
nj succe&
! Pamphlets
4 got fnll INV.
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@runbiaee asiste. Mie (ie BON Cir 81
reoen anfins, sins i'd meg, neil i'd oadite
es lei einenl Sinoe ni4t pobl anltanol9,
iiber feline Wutter idelten gu hSren, aber
70 piel weiB i'd nun, Sbr mollt mein Ser3
einidnuren wie meia armes lahmeS Setn,
Da(3 es nur nod bubin binfen fSnnte, mo
Sbr es erlaubt. 8 Wutter, reiBt Su,
mas Gu n,ir oailit ttuit? Wfid in Siebe
binaeten all aass, mas mir gut uno 9rrB
erldeint, bas 1T mir bic hSalfe, bic etnz
,iae syreubc uno ,renn Sbr mir Gas IN ben
staub tretet, 10 1T es, ais tratet Sbr Sus
eleid etpas tobt in mir, mas eud 9ebort
nnb ME pieber lebsnbig wcreen fann.
5rebp, mas lit Dir? fragte plSelth Die
5timme ces gaucioaten. GntIdulolScn
sic, sndpiee Trau, bic BclcrSnlB un1
Trebp trieb mid berein.
Serr Belobeinl- mein = ntein liebcr
Serr Selbbeiml ldrie cer &nabe auf unb
mari lh wte teSdus iudsno Gil leine Srult.
(fsDrtfekuuh f.n!)
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a1ufcr f,pm 0ionomtctt.

9lae Dieienigen, mel9e ben pollen
Wertb ibres @elbes gu baben tpiini6en,
made i'd barauf allfmerfiant, baB id
bel meiner bieidDrigen 9lnmeienbeit in
Seem Oorf Diamanten bireft bom Sm=
porteur faufte unb 1ie bann ielbit nadj
Der neuelten Mobe ,einfaBte. Sd mar
ferner 6arauf be6a6t, nur refine, meiBe
ultb fledenloie Steine gu faufen, tpel6e
befanntli6 bic tpertbooliten Iino. Sd
fam iebt bic i66nife unb gr0Bte Nus=
ipdbl bon 9iamanten aufmeiien, tpel6e
itab ber 9tabt gebra6t tpur6e, uno
a'par sll preiien iiber Bic Sebermann,
Der fbon friiber Diamanten falfte, ers
ftaunen tpiro. Ollie gBaaren perben
fiir bas garantirt, als ausgegeben, Dber
bas @elb auriid erifattet.
6. 9erBberg, Sutpelier.
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Aus figfnfr Kraft.
0spu.an BON aSilbelmime p. S,iflern
(GprtIebune.)

(5prtisBuns.)
gBas nerben Gcnrab unb Martin ia
aen, wenn lie beimfrmmen! idrie Nennp
Eanaenb unb in bic Sdnbe flat dent
rannie lie binau8 unb ltieB in per @il'
auf Smei bo6sewaaiene anaben, bic cher
eintreten MOLTEN. 9eun, ba ieio Sbr ia
= etld, i'd meiB mas! idrie lie ibner
entseseu unb sos iie nit iia fort.
gEas weiBt Du, mas?
Gtma8. oas Sbr nidt miBt = eti9!
gs mirp irieber mas 9tedteS Iein! ,iel
ber gine.
Sa es in mas gedtss, fdsnt mir Del
men 5ablnen G.pas Wtartin, bann Jag ids
guh- SIR nerpet Nussn MAIDEN.
Ma ia, iaste Otartin, Du fcdit i'm
baben. Wenn On uns aber pieoer ans
fibrlf. - bann ssbt 0ir's ihledlt. llnb
nun allo 'raus nit Der SpraGe mas
tits?
Die g1eine iaA ibren baridea 8rnber
herausfprbernb OH, rann brebte ile ibm
NIT ihren Oiden 6insern cine 9eale: Gtf6
= uun lag id's erft reat niht unb nil
aud Delnen bumn.en Spos nidt! uub
auf unb bappn mar ie unD bic griiber
iaeten binterbrein unb ernelterteh i'm @as
lopp cine Wense fraherer NaheldDiire,
bic ME our Nusfibruns eefcmmen maren.
neil lid bic fleine, ater miti9e Yerlcn
ltets su ialpiren Semubt batte.
Wdhrenb beiIen beratbidla9ten bic 81
tern brinn i'm ;3imner, mas mobl bem
6eiri bic srSbte Sreube MAIDEN piirbe
unb als Trau 0S8li baron eriunerte, boB
es BON isher 1ein beiBer @urId mar, elm
9leitpferb 3u beiieen, ba 3cs Der Serr
Bargermeiiter cine alte rctbe BrieftaIde
berpor, idneu5te nit GROCER Teierlidteit
in ben 3ipfel ieineS baummoueneu Ia=
identuas. nidelte eS uieber forsfaltig
5uian,1nen uno leste 5wei Tauienbfranfs
bi0ets uuf ben &iid: Gas @SBli min
id ibnl iGenfen, fa8te er.
@robputer, rief 6ruu 05sli Sap3 er=
ffaunt. Ser olte Waun ldAelte: Sue.
get, i'd hab' mir bente uusserednet, wenn
i4 unb baS Mnetti unIer 9etenlans 3us
der in ben aafiee senDmnlen bdtten tpie
Shr, 70 uirbe bas unsefdhr 5weitauienb
6ranfen ausmaden. llnb ba badt' id
gleid, ME unS Der Mpbr. Die Nud,ridt
BON Seiri's ROmmen bradte, bafir bereit
i'd iett unlerm gnfel cine Sreube. Das
garldli muB bod aud wiiien, bab es iei=
mem @rObpater lieb 1T.
ssrau @llen fiibte benz @reiS seribrt
bic 9anb. GS mar cine idSne Gerle, bic
aug ibren Iusen Darauf nieberfiel. gr
bdtte lid fir bas @elb cine ddte faufsn
fSnnen, uber feline idSnere!
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: CUR Mbmedieluna it aud emma

= 3ur Nbme6lelung iit aud einnlal
cine Grau, unb tii6t Elm Mann, tuesen
gebrodenen 9eiratbsberfpredens CUR
2eiitllng eines S9abeneriaBes Derllr='
tbeilt tporoen. Ser 42idbrige Mufifer
&aHalo Derago in Stem Dprf,, @ittmer
unb 8ater mebrerer fleiner &inber, mar
nit ber 29idbrigen Wittipe GanneD &o=
bep perlobt; feierlid bate iie ibm ibre
Sanb 3ugeiagt, aud Derf6iebene 8ez
f1etfe, beionoers S6mufIa6en, ia au6
baares Gelo bon ibm angenommen.
Nber fdliebli6 rpeigerte fie ii6 ibr gers
ipre1en 5u balten; aus Der 9eiratb
tpuroe ni6ts. Ser Mulifus ma6te ge=
gen bic Sreuloie cine Gnti6dbisungsz
flage tpegen Bruds Der Gbeperfpre9ens
anbdngig unb 3i6ier MeN6am berurz
tbeilte Die Grau, Dem 6erra Derasc
$1,000 gu Sablen. 6o bod peranidlag1
bic ri6terIi6e Weisbeit Ben @elbmeftl
bes 9erSens bon ssrdn Gannp .3obeD.
Mu6 bic @eri9tsfoiten nlub iie aablen
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(fsor.fesune { .m.)
. 0as bette unb billialie NQhrunas

= Oas bette unb billiglie Nabrunss
nlitel fit Ginber, Die Der Miutterbruft
entbebren rnii1en, ift sc eu itabter's
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