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THE FASCINATING MRS. BUSH.
What Is Known of Her at Baltimore-HeI
Interesting Career.
Baltimore Herald.

Baltimore Herald.
The identity of Mrs. Bush of the Bush
Sartoris sensation, has been fully established
here and some interesting facts concerning
the now notorious lady were gathered yes
terday. Mrs. Dr. l.. A. Monmonier cousin
of Mrs Bush, resides at Waverly, Baltimore
county, and is lady of high standing and
an exceedingly bright conversationalist. Mrs
Monmonier related yesterday some very in
terestng facts concerning Miss Melbourne
or Mrs Bush. She said in the spring of last
year the lady called on her in company with
her father and spent the day. 1t was under
stood that they were to remain over night,
but towards evening Miss Melbourne be-
came uneasy and insisted upon returning to
Washington at once. Upon Mrs Monmonier
inquiring the reason for her desire to leave SO
suddenly, she said privately that she was
expecting letter from her intended hus-
band, Mr.. Earnest Bell. a resident of St.
Louis; that her father objected to her match
with Bell; that their correspondence was
clandestine, and that unless she hurried home
her letters would be intercepted and would
be given to her father, who would not allow
her to see them.
1t is said that two years ago she fell from a
second-story window at her home in ST.
Louis and was picked up unconscious. An
examination showed that her skull had been
fractured and for several weeks her life was
despalred Of Through the skillful manage
of the West she was restored. Her father has
often made the remark that blanche was
never quite right since she had the fall" The
girl was raised in affluence, and with servants
constantly at her beck and call since child
hood. She appeared even more imperious
since the time of her fall.
Ever since she was a mere child Miss Mel
bourne has been belle in st. Louis and
Washington society. She was rather fast
and even at the age OF fourteen she partici-
pated in fancy dances at Governor Harding's
balls with all the spirit of an older beauty.
Her social position was one of the best. Her
father was prominent man. as stated, and
her mother, formerly Miss Schutt, is con-
nected with some of the best families of
Missouri Kentucky and Illinois, Her
mother has three brothers-William K.
Schutt, ex-mayor of Springfield, Ill, and at
present of the law firm of Robinson, Schutt
& Palmer, OF st. Louis; Philip Schutt, an ed
itor of a Democratic paper at Shelbyville,
Ill, and another brother now connected with
the United States geological survey. A sea-
son or two ago she was reported to be en-
gagged to be married to ex-Congressman Will
SON. of West Virginia, and in company with
him and his sisters visited the White Sulphur
Springs where she was recognized as a reign
ing belle Last summer she was the guest of
Vice president David Davis at Washington.
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BILL NYE.
His Views o the Mormon and Woman
Suffrage Questions.

Interview in Chicoeo Times.
Wyoming" said Mr.. Nye, sis pretty
evenly divided between the two parties, the
issue being invariably decided In favor of
the one securing the Mormon vote. The
Mormons exert far more potent influence
in the Territory than most people suppose,
and they are spreading so rapidly over the
Northwestern States and Territories that be-
fore long that entire section will be practi-
cally under their control" Mr. Nye thought
the Edmunds law a total failure because the
Mormon women, by whom alone polygamy
can De proven, would invariably declare
upon oath that their offspring were illegiti
mate before they would crminate their hus-
bands. They belonged body and soul TO the
Mormon elders, and were afraid to disobey
the edicts of the church. When asked
what would be rational solu-
ton of the Mormon problem, he replied:
ITO anyone who is familiar with their
customs and resources, all talk of controll-
ing or governing them sounds absurd. Why,
So well drilled and thoroughly prepared are
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cess is that he keeps his word with the In
dams, and they believe what he tells them.
told Heintzelman when he went to Arizo-
ma years ago: You've got to kill some In
dams to make them realize that you are in
earnest. When they surrender, always keep
faith with them In later years General Ewell
pursued the same policy. Crook made a
success Of it, too. He is great fighter"
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General Roseorans's Opinion of Crook.

"Do you want to fight any more?'
mo. l never did thing during the war
for glory alone 1t was all for duty. The
fascination of war is all in your eye, my boy
No old soldier ever pines for battle-that is,
in times of peace Still, / could fire a gun
again if l had to-"
will you see General Crook here?'
81 may when come back from Lake Ge-
neva. He is capital Indian fighter, and has
made good record. The secret of his sue
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Busine 8 Ubserver.
The fire destruction thus far this year is
but little over $40 100000. If the last half
of the year shall prove no worse than the
first half, we may hope that the fire waste
of 1888 will fall nearly 500 600, 900 below the
average of several years past.
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What Did He Want with It?

New York Mail and Express.
A procession of baby-carriages was seen in
Fifth avenue this morning, an enterprising
manufacturer taking this method OF adver-
Using his wares. On the first carriage was
large card bearing this legend: purchased
by Rev. Henry Ward Beecher on his seven
tieth birthday"
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FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

DR.. Jos. Holt, New Orleans, La. says: az have
frequently found IL excellent service il cases
of debility, loss of appetite, and In GONZALES
cence from exhaustive illness, ana particularly
of service in treatment of women and children.
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THERE Is nothing mysterious about the disap-
pearance from the skin OF eruptions, burns,
acalds, bruises, ulcers and sores through the in.
huence of Glenn'5 sulphur Soap. Sulphur is
potent purifier and healer of the skin and is most
benehcially utilized in this form.
To renew your youth use Hills Instantaneous
Hair Dye.
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EVERY epileptc sufferer ought to try Samar-
tan Nervine at once" Says the Rev j. t. Etter
of New Glarus, Wis "IJ is a never failing rem
edy"
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DON'T die in the house. "Rough on Rats"
Clears out rats. mice, flies, reaches hedhues 15c.
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BRUSH ELECTRIC LIGHTS

Are last taking the place If all others in fac
tories, Foundries, Machine Shops and Mills.
Parties having their own power can procure an
Electric Generator and oh, ain much more light
at much less cost than by any other mode. The
ineandescent and storage system has been per-
fected making small lights for houses and stores
hung wherever needed, and lighted at will. day
or night Parties desiring Generators or to form
companies for lighting cities and towns, can
scnd TO the Brush Electric Co, Cleveland, O., or
to the Undersigned NJ Indianapolis.
j. CAVFE
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LADIES ask for Corticelli sewing silk.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1883-04-20
Clippings.

Appleton Press: A gentleman who
came down from Drtonyille last week
SAYS that one-third Of the business
buildings in that village are closed Tor
want ot occupants, anu that the town
is dead us 4 door nail.
GlpnNood Messenger: The name of
Grant County {Dak.1 HIRAiD has
been changed to the HERALD. But
still the editors show Up tie wrong
doines of corrupt county scat movers
just as they did before the change.
Halls Vegetable siciliaa Talr Re-
newer is no new preparation Tor ,he
public to experiment Wlta It's success
is unparalleled for restoring gay hair
to It's natural color. promoting its
growth, and producing new ha,r on
bald heads.
On Saturday, c. i. Orton received
a letter from ] Il. Good of VI )rriS.
announcing the welcome leass that
the surveyors Of the l.. I. 4 y. rail-
road will commence work Oh tile line
between Morris and Urtonviile this
week. The first tel miles Of Grading
has already been let and we 4nlident-
il expect to see i iol ward movement
all along the line inside OF the next
two weeks. --Ortonylll North star.
Lac qui Parle Press: This county
is tie best agricultural county in
western Minnesota. and people in
search Of good farming lands will do
we'll to make note of this inaisput-
able fact. The county is out of debt
and has a comfortable surplas IN her
treasury, and consequently taxes are
light. 1T il true we have 10 court
house, but it is equally true that we
are paving no Interest on bonded IN
dehtetness, as is the case With nearly
all tire counties in the State. Next
wear we could if we desired to do so,
build L $4,000 court house With less
than 6-mll tax, and pay every dollar
down. bat the probability is we wen t
do it, as economy IS our motto.
NattltoWn Courier: IF there is
ANYTHING under heaven, said Col. Nc
Glncy at the late dalrylnen $ Gonven-
ton at Mankato, that will raise a
mortgage off your farm quicker than
4 COW, don't know what it is. 1t has
proved to be the best mortgage LITTER
that was ever introduced into Illinois,
Iowa or Wisconsin. and it will do as
mach for Minnesota as it las done
for those states. and we welcome Min
nesota, the youngest dairy maid Of the
quaftettr. into olu midst. Col. Nc
Glncy speaks whereof he knows on
the subject Of dalrying. 70 the mod
est, transformations. inconsequential
cow must we look for the guide that
shall conduct the victims OF misplaced
confidence in wheat from their wilder
ness Of debt to independence and pros
pellts.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1883-04-20
who should go to Oak Gtn.

Are YOU Il farmer, living on a rent
ed farm! Have you your teams and
farming utensils! Go by all means.
Get a farm of your own, and IN three
wears time you can be worth more
money than in a life time where you
are.
DO you own Il small farm of valu-
able land off which You can barely
make a livingl Sell it and go; get a
large farm free, and in u few years
YOU can rest from your lahorS, with a
competency for your old age.
Have you teams and no land! Get
a breaking plow and go. You can find
plenty of work at good wages fer your
self and team. breaking teams are
in great demand. At the same time
YOU can be making a farm for yourself.
Are you a mechanic, living III a rent
ed house, working for wages that Will
hardly support yourself and family!
Go. Your labor is wanted there at
good wages.
Are YOU a merchant, struggling
along in an already over crowded city
eking ont a miserable existence. With
scarcely a hope of better prospects,
Gather up your worldly goods anl go.
Start i'll some new and growing village
anG You. too. can soon earn your Nav
to comparative ease and comfort. 1t
will require some hard work. some
self-denial, but YOU are sure to win in
the end.
Are you q capitalist looking for
good Investments You, too, 90. ln
vest in substantial blocks, mills, fac
tories, and you may be sure your diVi-
dends will be large.
In fact amy one having backbone
enough to make the start, will ind IN
few years that he viii have no cause
TO regret having done SO. The strug
gle at the commencement Viii not u"
one-f fourth part It's hard rs was eNper-
fenced by our siles dGrln, their plo-
Ineer life in our beautiful state. IAey
as a general thing, are now reanlng
| the benefits of their carly struggle lG
4 new country, with competence,
that they may rest III their old age;
here let them remain and enjoy the
benefits Of their labor. Bnt, young
man, YOU go west. Milwaukee Y is
Telegraph
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1883-04-20

The Gary Inter state is for sale.
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gen. St engagirte einen &e6tsaapalt,
Der in ieinem Slime banbelte, BOD tpies
ber Gfi0ter eine 8eiieiteIebung bes ein=
nal gefdllten llrtbeiles ab urb ba lit
oieien Jdllen in unieren @eieben feline
Nppellation borgeieben 1T, blieb 2ange
geiitesfranf unb i'm @efdllgnib.
Vim bergangenen Wtitttpo6 rei1te nun
Sr. 2ange nit feinen 8ruber uno Dem
6errn @bas.@. Tisf, ber inn ais @d9=
ter mitgegeben tullrbe, na6 Stem Oorf.
Tisf 1T ieoo6 pl0Hi@ snriidgefommen
uno ersdblt, baB Garl 2ange ouf BET
Station grgDle, Senton g., Mben6s
II llbr, als Der 3ug fib eben in geiDe=
grng iebte, bur1's 6enlter bes S6laf=
pagens fprang unb entfan1. 6isf i6lief
int 8ette ibm gegeniiber. Sen Sag iiber
bate 2ange bur6 y3i6ts au erfennen
gegeben oaB er iiG nit Slu9tgebanfen
trage. Sis fbefiir6tete ie6oG, bab ct trpbl
8eriu1e MAIDEN tpiirbe unb mar tpa0=
fam; er glaubte aber, oaB Der @efartz
gene CUR Sbiire laufen lnb bonn 3uge
ipringeit tpiiroe. 9lls ct baber berbd9ti=
ges Gerdllfd b6rte, tpar er i'm Sou am
8ette Carts, Ser aber f9on auberbalb
Dem Waggon bling uno it6 nur mod
feltblelt, Inn ft9 bequem fallen at lalleu.
Sisf ergriff ibn bel ben Sdn6en, mlBte
ibn aber loslaifen, oa er t6n ni6t bur6
bas Seniter suriid5ieben fonnte unb aud
leinen eigenen Salt nit Ben 6iiBen
berlor.
9la6 8eratbung nit bem Ooftor febte
bieier auein bic Sabrt nod NepOorf
fort un6 Sisf beriiBte auf Der nd6ften
Station ben &adaug na9 SanMntonio.
Carl 2ange bat Die gegliidte Glu6t
an einige biefige 8efanttte telegrapbirt
un6 beabli6tist nun felbit gegelt ieinen
8ruoer Die &lage auf Mabnliun einsu=
bringen, tpdbren6 ct ale nebriget, Bic
Bel feinem pro5eBberfabren nittpirften,
auf S6a6enerfdB perflagen min. gors
ldufig 1T 2ange gu Dem 3med nod ni9t
in San 9ntonio eingetroffen. ct bat
nod ein binrei6enoes 8erln6gen gu iei=
ner 8erfiigung, Inn bic @elt bur9 al
lerlei 9elbentbaten bon fi6 reben gu
MAIDEN.
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ga9es $ 0ieuiefeitem.
& II I a II b

Ser Qnwalt bes Gergeanten
Mafon, ber @uiteau erl6ieBen tuollte,
bat ben GriegsIefretdr I'M ginii1t in
bic bDm General >Nbbpfaten eitgefanb=
ten often iiber ben SAL gebeten, ba er
annimnlt, oaB Die Mnli6ten bieles 8e-
omten fiir @uiteau 9iiditig lauteten.
9incolr bertpeigert bic 6erausgabe Der
Sofnmente, unb man ipirb fi6 an ben
prdftbenten tpenoen, Inn gu ibnen 81
gelangen.
: Our6 ben 3uiammenftoB stpeier
3iige bet 2afe Shore unb Wh1igan
8abn, so Meilen meitli9 bon Solebo,
bel pittsforb, Mi9., tpur6en brei per=
fonen get6btet unb nlebrere berlebt.
Muslanb.
= Ml9anbria. 9lugenblidli6 tpirb
ein Selapenbdnbler, Ser bor SurSen1
in @airo berbaftet ipurbe, Dor einem
&riegsgeri6te proaeifirt.
@onifantinobel. 9ie 8erbanbs
lungen swii9en Dem Ser. Staateuz
@efanbten Walace unb ber Bforte be-
tretfs Der Gagerung unD Ver5oEung
amerifanil6en petroleums i6reiten
gut borpdrts. 8Dn beiben 9eiten iinb
gpneeifionen gen1a9t tporben.
= Berlin. @taatsn1iniIter bon 8ot=
ti6er lit na6 Sriebri9srube sereift, I'M
bort nit bem Siiriten 8ismard su eon=
feriren. Serielbe arbeitet an elmer aufgrs
fparniB unb &efortnen int Staatsbaus=
bolte binaielenben 8orlage fit bem
&ei9stag.
= 9ie Rabbiner bes preuBif6em
States 1iltb beim @ultusrniniIter barr
I'm eingefommen, baB ibuen ber ofiiz
cielle Sitel n6o6piir0en" berlieben
tperbe.
Bremen. Sie 9lrbeiten Ser @ez
rabelegung bes nnteren Sbeiles Ser
WeIer, pel9e bic Stabt 8remen auf
ibre Soften MAIDEN ldBt, tperben mebr
als $500, 900 fDiten.
= @ie auspdrtigen 8ldttern aus
Berlin mitgetbeilt tpirb, bat Bic beutf6e
Ntilitdrperpaltung bic MIi1t, ipie auf
6em &bein, 10 aud auf ber Mei9lel
fla6gebenbe, farfe pan5erfamonenboote
au 1tatiDnirem.
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3mr s,ueibmnbertjabrigcm Subelfeier
Der Semtfd1en Gtniuauoermmg.

u M 6. Oftpber 1888.
Gin l66nes Sei1, elm Subelfei,
Sas beute mir begeben,
Ga mir i'm @ei1te Inn uns Der
Sie tpadern Mdnner feben,
Die, als bic erfen unf'res 8olfs,
Mn bies @eifabe famen,
lno bier 8elib bon Slur unb Malb,
3ur fiinft'gen 9eimatb nabmen.
gs ,par Elm tii9t'ger Meni6eni6lag,
Gin 3meig bonn beutf9en Stamme,
Ser iiber's Steer beriiber trug
Ser grbeit Srif1amme.
@obl fDnnen mir nit NbnenltoS
9lnf bieie M6nen bliden,
Sie tlimrler, itarf unb nnpersagt,
@ebeugt ben Mannesriiden.
9ie 9rbeit Die Tie bier getban,
Sat I'm er WDbl begriinoet,
9ie beute, iiberall i'm 2anb,
Man frii9 unb frDblib finbet.
llnb aus Der bamals fleinen S9aar
Stllu 4ttululCu luUIUCW1
limb jeber beutT6e Mlann 9eb6rt
Gum &e6t@ uno 9lrbeitsorben.
l1nb mas uns bic 10 o'i6dbbar ma6t,
Oie lire &inbesfinber:
Sic iinb glmerifaner beut,
Op1 9eutl6e au1 ri9t 1ilinber;
EN- gBprt un6 Site 1inb 5ie beutI6,
Yon Ser5en beuti9 geblieben,
Sem beutl6en Wort ge66rt ibr 9ers,
Dem beuti6en Sinn ibr 2ieben.
ltnb tpenn au6 pennInlbanil6 9eutl9
So lnaa6e Mdngel seiget;
IS lit bod unirer Spra6e Slang,
Sem unfer Sbr fi6 neiget;
Sas Wort, oas unfre Wtntter 1prab,
Ser 8ater 1l1ts gelebret,
Sn bem mir i6on BON Sugeno alf
Was re9t unb gut, geebret.
9as, 9eutide, bic Sbr iebt bier lebt,
M0s' @u6 gum 8eiipiel bienen;
gergeBt Bic beuti6e Spra6e
nt1t!
gleibt beutf6 in Wort uno
Mfienen!
9enn nit Der Spra6e, bic 10 i66n
grflingt su uniern Obren,
Sing aud Der beutl@en Site Sort,
Ser beuti9e Sinn berloren.
$ bofen, q. S.
Sriebr. g e-rbarb.
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5s,rabanOter, galencienne, gas
TlleI, alllfl6e. 6ddlif6e unb leineue
9piBeIt ~ greBer Nusipabl biligff beim
dampus.
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Garl Sanae.

Mie man 1i6 f9nell befannt MAIDEN
fann, bas bat @arl 2amge geseigt, Der
Die 8ldtter Der Ser. Staaten lltb Meri=
fo's bei6dftigt unb borausli1tli9 nod
ldngere 3eit NIT ieinen Sbaten fiilem
tpirb.
@arl 2ange, ein mittel9roBer, ltnter=
febter Wtann, BON itrammer, beinabe
militdrif6er Saltung, NIT i6tparsem
9aupt= unD 8art6aar, einem intelli-
genten @eiidt, trta1t 1T Der Gonber1a=
tiOn 6en ginbrud zines gebiloeten Men=
f9en anb 1T 6ies aud ie0enfalls. Neben
ieiner Mutteripra6e i6reibt unb Ipri6t
er flieBenb ipanii6, fran5olii6 unb
englif6.
2ange lebte felt mebreren Sabren in
Wlerifo unb tpar i'm @el9dft erfolgreidb.
Cine Sransaction nit ben 8eamten
beim Smportiren bon Waaren ioa Inn
einen ftarten Serluit baben erleiben laIs
len ur6 10 tuurbe er ni9t nur gegen bas
ganae Geamtenbeer, fonoern aud gegen
bic merifaniide &egierung aufgebra6t.
Sn MontereD, mo er 3ulebt ieinenWobnz
f5 bate, fprn9 er fi9 offen gegen Die
Gegierung aus un6 stpar berart, baf
er als &ebolutiondr beigefedt tpurbe.
SIN @efdngniB fol ct miierabel bebams
belt porben fein. S6lieBli1 gelang es
ieinen Greunoen, feline Greiheit gu erz
wirfen, bic er fOfort oaau beniibte, re-
bolutiondre S6riften bruden unb ber=
tbeilen 81 laiien. Wfan tpuroe babur6
abermals auf ibn aufmerflam; biesmal
fam er aber feinen 9dI1ern Supor, I'M
benz er ii6 nod San gntonio begab.
9ier bielt er ii9 mebrere Wo6en lang
auf, na6te ipenig BON ii6 reben unb
trug ft9 nit pldnen, bic tpobl In nd9s
fter 3eit reif geporoen ieim tplirben,
tpenn ni6t fein 8ruber 9r. gonrab
Qange bon yep Sort bastpil9en getres
ten mdre nno ibn tpegen unteriu9ung
ieines Carbohydrates nor bas GountD=
geridt gebra9t bdtte.
| 9luf bic @usIagen bes Sr. 2ange unb
oes Sr. Serff BON bier, Der Die sSa0e
bon tenlpordrem WabnIinn, ipomii
feiner Meinllng nod Garl 2ange bebaf.
tet 1T, ndber beleu6tete unb auf biz
aeitpeiie @efdbrli6teit bieies Meni6eu
binnies (iiebe @aiteau), fpra6 ber9fi6.
ter bas lrtbeil aug, bas ben @eiltes-
! franfen Der Sbbut unb pHege leines
Brubers iibergab.
! Bis CUR abreiie nod 9leip Oorf, tpo.
6in Der 9oftor init feinem 8ruber su
riidfebren tpollte, ipurbe 2ebterer @af
i'm GountDgefdngniB unb bon bier au!
J ma6te er, barauf fuBeno, baB bas Ser
fabren gegen i'm einieitig unb ungeieb
lid getpefen iei, bersmeifelte Mnitren
gungen, feline 5reibeit tpieeer slt erlan
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barg; Iie galt ni6t bem 8eamten, lon=
bern betn Mittpiffer elmer gergangen=
belt, bie Treiberr bon Jaoen tpalrz
fbeinlib ldngit begrabet unb bergellen
tpdbnte nub Sic iib iebt 10 nrplDbli6
bor ieinen 9(ugen erbob. Seoenfalls
bermo9te bic grinnerltng baran ben
Sretberrn niGt ldnger als einen lugenz
Bid gu erf9iitterit, unb als er 1i6 iebt
erbob unb entlaKen6 mitAer San0 mint
te, lag tuieber Der alte unnabbare Stols
in feiner Saltung.
Sic iin6 iebt getparmt. Was bisber
porgefallen 1T, mag als cine llebereilung
gelteur mas Sic i'm 3ufunit tbunt se:
f6iebt auf Sbre @efabr.-
[5Drtfebuns foIat.)
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@jersi0iabrige Grfabrnne elmer
alien QH6rteritf.

aNts. ablnslcius Goutbing Snrup riyb
Won fiaer ber bfltsn Dcftrrinntn unt BEN
3DdEterinntn la ben Ser. Gtaateu ptr.
l9ritbfa. ct iunrbf lelt 40 Satren BON
9lialcnsu bon Niittsrn unb Rintern NIT
slis lslituetn Grfolse setraudt, fcwctl
ppi 1sm 6 Ease nltsn 6inbe, wit BON er.
spatelsntn ainbern. CT btlsitist Gdarfs
~ Masfn, bffrtit pon Dinbtclit unb re.
9ullrt BIZ @seasme +; sr ssr1&afft fit Sin.
per une Miittsr Gubf unb gDctlbetaa.u.
zEir elnuben, ta6 tsr GYrup bns b,ll,
ano edsras Mittsl 10 aeasn Dslsntesi.
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