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TRADE ITEMS.

THE kingdom Of Monaco has 60 soldiers, l6i
priests, and 10000 inhabitants who live by gam
bling.
A great snow storm was raging yesterday nj
st. Johns, Newfoundland. The ice Is sixteen
feet thi !; at the mouth Of llarbor Grace harbor
The devastation Of the squirrels In the gain
fields has been so great that he supervisors Of
san Luis Obspo county bon Int II ton of poison
aud distributed 1t gratis among the farmers to
eXterminata the littlo thieves.
The city council of Philadelphia authorized
the law committee to inycStg gate the rumorS OF
the combination between the western Union
nnd Mutual Union telegraph companies. with
% view of curing the forfeiture of the latter $
bond for 81 ,OOO and the reversiun to the city of
its poles and wires in case the truth is eStab-
liShcd.
Reports received from two-thirds of the coun-
ties I'm the state of Arkansas show or ps are UNI
usually advanced. Fruit prospects are much
better than for two years past at this time More
than the usual acreage of wheat has been sOwn.
Cotton and corn planting is proceeding rapidly,
and in neny portions of the state strawberr'cs
have appeared Small grains and fruits are re.
ceiving more attention than ever before, and
| everything points to one of the most successful
! cropping years in the history of Arkansas
| The table below shows the exports of Sundry
farm products from New York for the weeks end
1
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GRAPEVINE.

Correspondence Of the Herald
GRAPEVINE, April 4, 1SS2.-As have no
seen a communication from this point 70
some time, have concluded n few dot
would not be amIss. l lett Dallas Marcel
10Th. coming through CaTollton and Trim
ity Mills. found nothing of special in
terest to attract my attention.
| would consider il almost objectionable
il / should neglect TO speak of the large hero
Of thorough. bred Merino sheep owned by
Messrs McCausin 4 Exall, two and one
half miles north Of Grapevine. These gen
tiemen deserve great credit for the expens'
and pains Of introducing Thoroughbred
sheep into our state. They have 400 head
of these fine sheep on their farm. The
slpeep arc All registered, aud they can trac,
the importation back 10 1902. The clip
from these sheep run from eleven {
eighteen pounds. One clip taken of thii
morning while | was PRES mt tipped thu
beam at tWenty-thrce pounds.
/ was somewhat surprised that Grape
vine had improved 80 much since my last
visit. Quite a number Of substantial
dwellings have been erected. Grapevine u
situated centrally In one Of the finest farm
ing sections Of North Texas A more To-
telligent. refined and energetic people can
not be found In Texas. very much
regretted soon after my arrival here q
4 arm Of the very serious and severe sickness
III Mr.. DR. Gillespie and Ms Dr. Davis
both intelligent and refined ladies. Drs
Davis and Gillespie have the sympathy o
the entire community. In conversa
ton with number ~ busines.
men and farmers they al expressed
a strong preference for Dallas rs q TRADING
point. They claim that they have not sold
out 70 Fort Worth and can still eHtrci-s
their fnce moral agency, unless they ar
DESTROYED By cyclone"
The HEnsLD has q large and lncreasini
circulafinn here. and q number oI new sub
scribers gere sent In to-day. The recen
firndes in fbe Globe have only had a ten
dency n Strengthen the II EE.in pr 'r-afie
vine. The cifizeus ~ Dallas sen1 their ~
urlarfs and hrsf uishes ~ tie future wei
fare of fhs Dallas HEEa1D and The city o
Usfine
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LIVE sToCK.

VIZ clip the following from the roston Com
narcial Buliutin Of n late date.
According % the london board Of trade r.
.rrrfs nearly 1900 tons % fresh beef we're iul-
i ned into England from America last year.
TIE value Of this food 80 tlnWHtg. or a ifnc-
loo over 81. per round. singularly enough
-rfrvr.here the British butchers profess know
200 hing of the meat which mes ncr0ss tne
Mantle and 20 wkat shall b. eaiuf That I'm
Us ne O. childish pHeuilee. the brii
publi-that .E-eai eg stupid "a y a., ssssisy
native pr1dure the NcrN article Whlen Meg
rink thcy dnn't Ike ~ a price = per cent
higher than thsy need TeeT y they were seiisl-
re- II fhis connection American Consul : Az
10 Manehester Eng ID. urres te necessity ~
improving the methods b. which the meat has
fcrstof0re been lnirofuced On The English mar
rets and nsstris nat q change b called fuT d
lhe uids diderunee IN the Trire Iail i0r i.le
-1eaf 70 err0r1lr and shat deInandei on the
..le at retail A DE present time the culssul
--fIresenfs fhe English buthers make Verg
Irlre r-1Ff nut "a DE American me1t and
a.firn 81 renrnn q 1nisrrfITlF euiaigu - o. ne
y. -rnefcr 81 fhe NEST hey 81
The rsuI al-o iuls iio s-'ld f.as1n w -
70 . should OF 1itEin GO lEasi cents ~ 1e
b tta mai at LiFcrp ul tlrr e. present. VI
.|lf rnEfrriaIIg irtsriarlur lir re 1ruft II ne
-.fr1 dealer A cLalf.euli.r f'i DE- rrlee 20 nsli
i. flrIIrrIf uurfI leaI o. ~ enfIruuus irarla-.
! = fft cunn Oh r. r-uulel ard insure q mu =
IrI.f I'M. .rf 81 lIa an rIl Erlleln The fur-
d 4 nrfn1 meat f-rl-I o. iulicl -ieies O. ~ =.
r..rHIHr ERA q rnr |fT - ar fItli lnefe NallIN
=. - $500 n l'rr.1.irrern
800 arr.rf 81 r1r rnisaI m El1crfl
81. Grr.r4 ~ I'D r. rIarl E'rI Ihe Ers-
!. \ rilrEr- l. ~ bang fllel uiit D. lrt
..I.Irf = - l.rllaa.I Ir1IF rIr..e ne frarle1r
49, fnf u J. sEfrwNr lrsrIrf1l tnet d.
-.I|frIs N FrrIIat nrl lr.st f--il. az 80 tirf
=. ~ ~ fi|l fl-i-lrs ~ a. ttfuIft uuet ~ q
- 49, .-.lr rlrIr-irslIr frrr tr O. q ralI1a
..arlrl In ff.ls rasr.eTf IaIrrH ~ 90 err -
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IA ii rr3f ~ ~ I-r q ~ sI1rI
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- 49, 80 urI1f 81 80 r1--lT al-- =
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SEYMOUR
The Advantages and Beauties OF Baylor
County and its County-soat


Correspondence Of the Herald.
SEYMOUR, March 30.-My last note to you
was from Albany on the 10th inst. Our
surveying party reached here thismorning.
| was last here in the autumn Of 1879 when
there were six small stone houses and about
six huts. To-day find twenty-seven
stone houses, four Of them two stories high
and about fifty houses Of frame and other
sorts. Besides they are building three or
four nice stone houses and stone jail.
When here in 1879 carried toyour office
two specimens of sorghum grown III this
vicinity by Mr.. Virgins, on bad land and
you had them on exhibition for more than
a year. now learn that wherever similar
industry has been manifested, the results
in wheat, oats, millet and cotton have been
equally favorable emitting only last year,
which was failure throughout Texas and
in large portions of the west, but now the
fields have seen though few,i in number, sug
gestive of glorious results, are waving in as
fine appearing wheat as have ever seen IN
this or any other country.
Baylor, with considerable broken and
poor land is fine county and Seymour 4
beautiful site for town. Give 1t hve years
and it will rank among the noted counties
of the State, Among many l met here
Ii. S. Melven, attorney at law, well known
10 you, OnerlI Ingram, our oIu ileiiui d
b. McLain editor of the Cresset, and lots
of old friends, all of whom are full of enter
prise and hope for this town and county.
l write hastily as our party leave to-mor
row for the plains.
Seymour can boast of the best supply o.
well water of any town of its size in the
state so far as | know. There are about
fifty wells of pure water, varying in depth
from twelve to thtrty-three feet deep. II
al, faal n rin
country through which runs what is
called the Salt Fork or main Brazos river.
The number of farms opened in the last
two years is most encouraging. The great
cattle herds, heretofore nonopoliZing the
county, have been moved north or west,
and men of small means now have chance
to open farms in this healthy and desirable
region.
Time presses and can say no more.
j. HI, b.
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sS4ol,s7o
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, April There is now forming In
this city accompany 10 Introduce the Brush cleo.
trio II ght in Dallas, Sherman, Fort Worth and
Weatherford. Wherever this light has been in
tnoduced Il lyas given the best satisfaction re.
garding its Illuminating qualities but II is said
10 he more expen i've than gas In lighting cities
There eau be no doubt Of its superiority over All
other lights and I'm those cit e. where II las
been adopted the officials assert that crime has
decreased fully one hals under It's influence. Ia
this city however. II cannot be adopted a. a
street light for nearly two years. contract hsyins
been entered into with the gas Company here for
that length Of time. The company NV organ.
ling propose 70 Introduce Il into business and
private houses They will, as soon a the com
pany "a formed. place one light on the Eiisc pa
church spire I'm this city, Inst sur people may
Judge FOR themselves of a. excellence and Of She
purposes and uses Il T. intended y sutserve
II y said large number 81 ihe business men 81
IKE city have contracted WITH nc parles Who
have me matter IN hand fur the lights. and thnI
tfIoueh announcement has already bee given
% assure its introduction into Dallas
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Core =ra-.fenac ~ n Herrli-
Hocrut1l. Aprl sfh lss2--Tour paper
b -errlisr and rtai here On the same day
i.surF Nn-f a uur citkens were rruc1
is.tarrstei ir rersrd 20 thec-1tureci f--fik
Isrkrrr ard aIs0 cruE-lir ll-l1E fleuselFes
ftrf firr Is1 NJ received anT Ar-l fool
Trrr rrr.rrrer Ind the pleasure ~ ili1rrn-
frrr flrrfr fhaf ther al hsd been badly
f-.1ie.f RI the H1r1ks1n" and By Mae1ire
rrar i dnrr kucu whrf would tetcfut
n ~ editors IN hey Ic'iirersI crrl1 81
bid rftterl- Curry criminal cur a u
s-esi1r. Hon. 7 II --rrll.-lc r'-s-,li.e 80
49, r|trffis firr--fnr. " james
F-rr|tIir. 81 q .-ru sing r1tlic rue-. 30
r~1fr ctnts N Z. r EETIrEer- rle.irrI1s
rris,fisE. ~ getty. 500 lrreF-llrliT %
~ Irria.i1rie-s c1u-1 On rerH-t - or
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he robbed stage nj ilot Springs, and also
participated inlls first traln robbery % the
Iron Mountain road. In 1870 the Mime
sofia bank was robbed NJ Mortified, Mimi
the cashier killed and three of Jesse's gang,
The Glendale train robbery occurred IN
1867. the Winston and Blue Cut train rob
berries last yenr Since then officers have
aided In all OF his exploits by gang from
his own neighborhood II is estimated
that his rObbcrics amount to nearly
81 900. Lnter.O cean. Telegram.
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Tho Financial Chronicle stalos tho focoittl
nom plantations nj $500 bales against n, lil
balts last week md C,GU9 bales w the cOrfc.
sppndlng week " last year
The ysible supply ~ the close ~ last week
was 5.p2 bales less than year previous, ana
wuq 3H,i07 bales less than % year
ago. The former increased Ji0A bales
during the week, but latter decreased $3.50
bales
The Financial Chronicle puts the total
count u the last crop at i.gs6,7jl bales
against o. SOC. ii3 bales Of the previous crop NJ
the corresponding date, decrease ~ 300, oJl
bales.
The East Indian movement continues iull.
Yarns and shcc,ings declined II trnc In Man
chester last week
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TERRELL.
cnrrcsnnndonco Of tho IIernla

Correspondence Of the Herald.
TERRELL, April 9Th, lSs2.-Election OF
city offers was held yesterday, and with the
exception Of closed saloons and the small
knot of voters at the polls, nothing gave
evidence that an election was in progress.
The following officers were elected; City
d. Riddle; treasurer, j. W. Gillian; secre-
tary, j. NJ. Atchison; alderman first ward,
Rial Stovall, second ward, j. II, Muckle
row and NJ. ID. Kirby; third ward, j. X. Bond
Blind Tom is billed for Terrell tomorrow
| night
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arrival Tho American boof IL carried ncf1'q
the cool Atlantic in feffigctAiOrs, which afo
tepta few degrees above flsokng point sna VIC
beef whom exposed iur sale VIII tcop As long 4.
II VIII I'm our own market The American bccf
generally reaches the English markets In fifteen
DAYS at tho latest after slauphicflng,
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vital fluid passing unobserved in the urine, and
mans other diseases that lead to insanity and
death. The medical gentlemen connected with
the institution are graduates the best Gel.
large experience In these troubles, and will
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
a case of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
Cnnder their special advice and tTeatmenU will
not cure, or for anything impure or injurious
found in It, We treat all private diseases sue.
cessfully without mercury CONSULTATION
FREE Thorough examination and advice, In.
Guiding analysis of urine, S. Price of VITAL
RESTORATIVE IS a bottle, or four times the
quantity, So Sent to any address upon receipt
Of price, G. o. D., secure from observation, and
In private name Il desired, by English Medical
souri,. Postoflice box, 246O
Wholesale agents. Williams, Tolliver Il
Walker Dallas. Texas.
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rur DALLAS wnrKLY HERALD, THURSDAY, Anil 10, lsss

local option law has Just been discovered
which will probably result In y now cleo.
ton. ffsD'it will he carried by large ma
iority Tho local option has proved 10 be
such good thing the people can't Afford 20
do WithDut H.
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medical

illustrated Marriage Guido, mo pages, doth
and gilt binding, 10 cents same In paper towers
~ oontsi Manhood, 10 cent? wonanhocd 10
cents pamphlet 2 cents, securely sealed, by
mail. Send money or postage stamps ~.
WHITTIER, the groa, specialist 6I7 ~ Charles
street ST. Louis Mo
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The Great English Rcncdy.

Ia u neVcr-fGillllg cure
for nervous debility
I exhausted vitality, sep,
iuGl weakness, SPERM.
, t0rrhGa, LOST MAN
HOOD, impOtcncy, pas
alysis, aud al the terh
BILE effects Of solf-abusei
youthful follies and ex.
Scesses Of maturor years
such ns loss Of mem.
cory, lassinlde, nocturnal
emission, aversion Of 80.
iciety, dimness of vision,
noises In the head. the
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TOtni ..---....--.- f1si. ~ 5cil5if ffli 80
Ths C5n1rrerci1 Euie In saTE fThe sifusfig1
reernr . - urft ~ if vas comp e n mont
40 uhen the frsf positive IreaE 81 NJ sersrr
fnnf rlare arl 81 Ill on 81 Ire lrfiar event j.
I1rt1f ~ 1ha raurrrI larruI from rInrrl1-
rrs r. a. ruirtl 4 rlrlletats rar-ilI. Efr lrtil
frrrrf De rt1nltlr Movement trrfrr lrrrs-
ne nTrIIr'I 1IaIIr- 81 rl1rE rerr lIr rf CIlIIu-
in. VI a. hnaI-rr cay tlII a. aI-Ill1- - ca
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49, rrr1rtars into raEIrr nunT rrI1a 81 o.
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t1rT ii r|-aI'T rrIIEt - EIllrt 80
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CorroN

The f5-lovinr is from the National cotton eE-
ehsi'se "a se. .s,l. At Al rorrs uoxrH1r.
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THE importations OF specie and bullion at New
York during the week ending March 81 were
sl4LOi4, consisting of sl2 SIG iR gold and
"a so ia for the week ending April .
iasI year The importations since tho lst OF
January and since the LIST Of August compare as
follows with the movement during the CORE
spending periods last year
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Es-sts CRY. No. Aprii jesse James
- fg-n In CLAW cgurfr. Miss0uri. in 1915.
AZ d. tne sln III the Rev. D.. Jane He
rrs hal fffie educzfiur. When sl1teef
rf.rs 81 rce b. JOINED Quautreis bard n
eur-inns and participated IN the hutchery
i Cents. is No. and The ssrkinE ard
..urrIirir n llaurefice. Kan IL E-s aI-i en-
...-sa1 rifh tfbsr events 81 the var q lie
frfrrr IN - iie rlade bis first robbery,
rfirf was sf tle hank II Liherfv. No.
r. Ia7 - rIitt1ei tlie kus-elrIlie ~ y
ara. arf 1s7s rhe Huntington. Va. bank
Dr-irr ~ arl -. BE- wEs r01necre1 rlih
star. rrblr-ies fn Teras frark laues lr1
I.s-s IN In. r1ttet he ealletini No
tark and
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Geruliihtcs,
SrduSe,

Yougbfcepite, H-Y., %. 6ebr. -
Sttngerlanb's 6ra6,baus, gegcuiiber pon
ShobNd, ipurbe pcrgaugeue gfad)t Elm Raub
Der Slanlmen. 1000 Sa1eu Sen uerbram-
ten.
@befer, @euni., %. 6ebr. - Sobu 9.
Hbobes & Brotbs.' 6attuufabrit bel 2lez
mellpn III 6ieiem Gouutp murbe geitern
Qbenb burd) 6euer iur S0be bon $4,000 gez
idabi8t. Der Serlult lit our6 Serfherung
ge6edt.
Sort @OpnG Sub, %. 6ebr. - Die
8lOoultngOale Dtiible brannte gelteru neSer.
Serlult $25, 1000, Seriiderung 10000.
SpriugfieIb, Mtaii, %. 6ebr. -
Sn Solge bon Sranblegung ipurbe2 g. Sutton
& Comp Sdubfabrit hcutc friib uollfGn-
Big eingedlhert. Sin Dittglicb Der 6euere
pebr muroe bon etnem fallen6eu 3iegelltetuc
id)mer perlett. Ser Gerluit, Der mn tbeil=
weiie burd @eritherung gcbedt 1T, bctragt
$4,000
Sauanuab, Ga, 26. 6cbr. - 0as
Gtabliiiemcnt ser @ugroS Spe;ereibdu0ler
@ebrioer Solomon murOe beute eiugedidert.
&crluit 100000, %criiderilug 1000.
8prburD, Dtail., 26. 8ebr. - Ter Yctbz
ftall beS Stu. 2luitin 9iogers gtng beute friib
in 6lammen arf Ser &erluIt betrdgt
$4,000 uub 1T pollitGn0ig 6urh Serlidle=
ruuo Ge0Pdt
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NSctp 9lprFcr Ncocfheit.

gtcw sgorf, 26. 6ebruar. - Su gSaQ>
StraEe muroe geitern abeno oaS @eriidlt
nusqciprengt, Die nSaut Of gtortb> >America"
lei tnIoluert, uno obgleid) 6ieieS Snltitut ais
zines Der beft iituirtcn befannt 1T, fano bel
BEN iicberbaften j3nltanbe, III meld)enl Die
9lfttenb6rie fif lett Sur;em bcfiuSet, 0aS
b6smiuige, altf Gin StiirSeu Der GourIc be-
red)uete @eriift bod eintgen @lduben. Sns
Def mar bic 8irtung ni6t Don 8cbeutung
mn oauerte iiberhaupt nTr eine turje Weile,
ba bic bel bem Yrdit0euteN SeS y@ledriug=
SoouIe" etnge;ogcnen @rtun5iguuaen alSbal0
Die uollftdnbige @rIrSlofgteit oeS @eriibts
herausftelteu. 9ie auilteiaenSe 8emeguug,
nit meld)er bas S0rieugeid)dft begounen
hattie, nabm oarauf tbten ipeiterCn Sortgau9
unb erbielt iid bis sum SdluKe.
- (Gin Sonberltug perlpunoet.) Ser 60
Sabre nlte gOuiS 3cnS bon gH. 70, SrdarNs
Stra6e, Der ron lctuen 3tnicu lebt, trdgt
immeI piCl @elo bel iid uHQ 1T ;Hm StuBe
gegen etuaige Rnr5aniduc nit eiuem rteilz
gen BtitQI hsipaiinet. @eferu AbeHa begeg
nete rr eincm 8efauutsn oil Del Gds Sc.
Setter nn5 : :d)d ,oltraEe, Dem CT Die gSaife
;eigte. Gr lab aber 3pei Boli;iiien fommer,
uu1 ba st teiue GrlaubniG ;Un 8tagen eincs
Giitols hat, ipollte 3en, SaS Etitol rcd eiu
itefeu. llngliidlihermeiie eutiu1 iib Sos
ielbc unb Die Sugel iubf Dem Ytaune ii oeu
6uB. S;e Seinfleiber ftngen mI,rucr. ulS
3eni iprong pie bci'..,mir ani Dem 3rottoir
herun. VI sGun6e 1T nubebcuten6.
= 2r. SudmpetiS, iuGlder All 9r gSm.
y, 3uOlep III 8rooIlpu ueri1icOeue 3robz
brieie geia)ricbcn bate, ipnrre geiteru nor
YoIi3eirtdtcr gSalib in 8rootIgn Scbradt,
8r, 8uNlep erIldrte, baB entpe0tr 3ndmbtz
tiS gciitig geit0rt o0er eiu 8etritger ri.
Iidter SSalIb hiclt ben @efGugeneu fcit, I'm
6oS &erf0bren Der GranO Surb ab;uwarteu.
- 9tcbetta ,3eiB, 9ir. III, 9eiteritra6e,
cine tbelWciie gclibuIte so 0ldbrigc Srau,
fam geitern in idtedIidcr gSeiie III So0e.
Sic mer alleit in tbrem Simmer un6 icstc
3uidllig ibre &letOer in Srano. 9a oas
SiilfelufenO Der Grau gttemanb bG;;e, idleppte
Die luglitdl'dc iid5 aui Sen 9ausaang uno
uerIuutc, Ote xrc2y: nRa3 81 geIan9en' no.
bel iie flir;te mi sic Ereppe %%'nooI'eI. alS
man ite fanb, lag i'm Sterbeh; iic war ttrc
YeidJC, che bic 2lmbulau; uOm StationSfauie
etutraf
- Der Strift Der Giifer BON 90, & 6.
GonuolIp tft burh eiuen 8eihh6 ser 800
pers' Snternational linton" 3u einem 0age=
ne:nen gema6t mOrOen.
@r=Senator 3Oscoe Gontling lam gez
ifern 2ibeno bier al uub fteg i'm yT,fb
NpCnuCz potef" ab.
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@aibtngton, 25. 6rbruar = Der
Senat mar beute nift III Sisuug.
SIM Reprdieutantenbauie
muroe bic Yoitbil angenOmnen, nsbit benz
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Gin Suacfialber crmorSet.

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unO man perinutbet, oaB iie bcn Suadialber
nuS Rod1e errlorOetelI.
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Sr. Mutfes's &erbreden.

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@ebraud pon Sultrumenten t0otete; Der
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