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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1884-02-07

Iapprehend that at the present moment
thepe is no question more interesting to the
American people than their newspaper press
1t has become a huge exuberance of the day,
like CULVER making his advent into Lii
putia. 1t can not be tied down, and it is dan
gerous when it stands up. When it relieves
itself in the ordinary operations Of nature
the scandal is like the sun in heaven. In New
York the increase of newspapers is entirely
induced by avarce. The reduction Of the
price of papers there is nothing but matter
of avarice The old ctadels of prosperity are
being assailed in every way. The attack is
not only directed on the prosperous 4-cent
and Scent papers, but on the prosperous =
cent papers, and the tendency is to wipe out
the penny papers entirely. Yet, in the long
run, that channel which best serves the pub
lie will be proved to have been planted on
the best foundation.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1884-02-07

Eat women in side shows are VIGOROUSLY
short-lived," said an old Snowman. Il
recksn you don't know how they are doc
tored up.
"They start with pretty fat woman to
begin with. Then with silver needle little
holes are made through the adipose or fatty
tissue, clear to the muscle The Tissues are
then blown up as butcher blows up. meat,
until an increase in bulk is obtained,
which, in the arm, amounts TO as much as u
half or three-quarters Of an inch. If when,
in the process ofthe initiating process, blood
vessel Ia peced and air gets into the blood,
death instantly ensues The fat woman takes
her risk on that The business, Ia persisted
in, will kill Off a healthy fat woman in about
six years and don't make a great deal of
money, either"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1884-02-07
SIeeping-Car Expenses.
Elevated Railway Journal.


The sleeping-car system which began
in so limited q manner has reached a
magnitude of which few have any idea.
From the Atlantic to the Pacific these
combinations of speed and comfort are
in operation, and the adoption of con-
venience to limited space shows no
small degree of ingenuity. One of the
principal expenses of the sleeping-car
is the laundry bill. At Boston the
monthly wash list includes 5000 pieces
of linen, and the bill is of correspond
ing amount. Each car contains twenty
four berths, and its outfit includes 100
sheets, 100 pillow slips, thirty hand
towels, and ten roller towels. The
entire equipment of the Pullman com
pany includes $4,000 sheets, 10000
pillow slips, 5000 hand towels and
5000 roller towels. The company also
uses about $1,000 blankets A sleeping
ear is emptied and cleaned as soon as
it reaches its destination, and the soiled
linen Immediately sent to the laundry,
The Pullman company washes and re-
pairs it's blankets in the cities where
the principal offices are situated.
The Wagner company, however,
sends theirs to be cleaned at the mills
in Pittsfeld, Mass, where they were
made. The total equipment of the
Wagner company is 4 900 wooden blank
cts, 1881 linen sheets, 12,2O2 pillow
slips, $40 hand towels, and 2,347 roller
towels. The aggregate expense OF keep
ing the beds of this company clean
amounts to about $1,000 to $4,000 a
month, or 100000 a year, while the
Pullman company is $4,000 to $4,000
month, Notwithstanding the reduction
of cost to the lowest possible point.
Sheets are washed for cent and half
apiece, and pillow-slips and towels for
cent each.
An addition to other expenses is that
of providing the sleeping-cars with
combs, brushes. whisk brooms, feather
busters, soap, and other toilet articles,
and this item is largely increased by the
incessant thefts committed by passen-
gers. 1t is not an uncommon thing for
an apparent gentleman after using a
hand towel to slip it into his pocket
and if detected, why, ''he mistook it for
his kerchief."
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1884-02-07

"a pipe! 1t is great comforter, a pleas
ant soother Blue devils fly before its honest
breath. 1t ripens the brain; it opens the
heart, and the man who smokes thinks like a
sage and acts like a Samaritan" So said
Lord Lytton, who may have been right, and
may have been wrong, though judcious peo-
pie will have no desire to see smoking made
the test Of wisdom and virtue. The ancients
did not indulge in the habit and appear to
have enjoyed themselves fairly well without
the weed, which Columbus first of Europeans,
saw the Crazy Horses" and Sitting Bulls"
of the period INDUCING in, by the native
North American Indian name of tobacco.
Could some Hellenic Jean Nicot, or Latin
Walter Raleigh have taught the Greeks and
Romans the seductive practice, Alcibiades
and the Atbenian handles would assuredly
have pulled cigar ties and Horace, in dress
ing-gown and slippers, sitting in an ivory
chair beside his Bandusian fountain, would
have watched the delicate blue wreaths curl
ing up against the dark background of lick
and laurel from the bowl CT his brierroot;
while Seneca, as much man of the world as
philosopher, would. perhaps have affected
only the best brands of Havanas; and then
go back to Greece, Socrates must certainly
have smoked a churchwarden. The eye and
ear of imagination picture the composed
sage smiling at the futile rage of Xantippe
between the deliberately exhaled puifs Of his
long, classical clay" A society without
tobacco certainly lacked one of the greatest
sedatives of civilization; the wonder is, how
the fathers of poetry managed to beguile the
muses. minus the help which, according to
Cowper, does more to quicken and refine
than all the breath Of all the nine.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1884-02-07

Hardly any great executives have
been Legislators. Washington never
opened his mouth in the constitutional
convention over which he presided.
Gen. jackson was wholly hero of
physical life when he went to the presi-
dency, and in the senate he never said
anything. Lincoln had been good
deal in the legislature, but only two
years in Washington. Cromwell sat
long in parliament, but his distinctions
were all gained in the open world.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1884-02-07

locality and didn't fear in another. For L..
stance time and again have mapped out a
route for my trip, and because of a chance
remark dropped in German or French have
changed my entire route and been enabled to
preceded rival in my line and make sales in
the cities which he had unwittingly given me
notice he was to visit on certain dates, leav-
ing customers that was sure of until could
attend to them at my leisure. That is how
silence in the right place as to my acquire
ments has proved golden. A drummer can't
have too much education, you see, providing
he knows how to use it, and providing it is
Of the kin that he can make use of among
such customers.
'See what | carry around with me just for
use in case of an emergency among the mer
chants of the southwest exclusively. know
the record of every trotting horse in the
country of any consequence, the exploits OF
every running horse, the standing of every
base ball club and every individual player,
and yet very rarely attend a horse race or
ball game, because don't have time. Every
merchant in that section is up in that sort of
thing, though, and l have to be prepared to
meet and talk with them on these, their hob
bies."
"How in the world can you carry all this
information about with your
sit is easy enough now. My first expert
ence when adopted my newspaper reading
plan got me into the habit of memoiezing.
1t came hard at first, but now it has become
second nature with me. read rapidly,
and don't believe l forget anything l read,
though so far as | can see or know, l make
no special effort at memorizing or charging
my mind with anything, unless it is some-
thing Of special Importance, or which strikes
me as specially good point on some
subject in which l know customer
Of mine to be deeply interested. The
whole system is easy, when one be-
gins young and goes to work right. If young
drummers would adopt my plan instead of
devoting their energies to the mysteries of
poker, to the storing up Of shady stories, or
the cultivation of capacity for beer drink
ing, they would find that they could sell
more goods, secure more customers, and draw
larger salaries"
The train had reached Forty second street.
The drummer had finished his story of the
novel method of educating a drummer and
drawn his moral. The train relieved of the
weight of so much knowledge in s.ch a small
compass, seemed to move more easily on its
trip to Harlem.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1884-02-07
AN EDITORIAL TRAGEDY.

me editor sat in his sanctum small.
Surrounded by manuscript paste-pot and
all
His spirits embittered by NORWOOD and gall
The ''compos" were growing for money and
fat"
The neighboring sheet dubbed the paper
Hat
And the devil" had frescoed the editors hat
Subscribers were few and were slow with
their pay;
The ads" fewer still, and the sheriff that
day
Had fixed for to seize the whole Office as
prey.
Thus, brooding, the editor thought of the
fate
That Knocked all the labor spent early and
late
No wonder his frame shook with anger and
hate.
He picked up his pen and just started TO pay
His respects to the ''nondescript ove- the
way
When form in the door hid the bright light
of day.
what means this intrusion" the editor said,
His face with vexation dyed deeply IN rad.
As thoughts of the sheriff now flashed thro'
his head.
Eve written poem" the stranger replied:
"rhen keep it, with spirit the editor cried.
And reached for bootjack that stood by his
side.
ut treats Of the heaven 50 blissful and fair
The editor broke in, Il wish YOU were there,
And soon YOU will be if you don't have a
carel"
He started to read what he'd written, the
blame
Must rest with himself, for, with unerring
aim,
The bootjack has cut of one seeker for fame
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1884-02-07

Paris last year ate 100000 chickens
and $50. coo, 900 eggs. The frogs could
mt be counted. To wash down these
and other kinds Of solid food l.000, 600
gallons of wine was used.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1884-02-07
He got them,

What's the matter with Johnny
"Sure, ma'am, the bye's sick. He
tumbled off wan of thin wheels without
. carriage to it"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1884-02-07

Arkanssw Traveller: DE man what amt
got no respeck fur public opinion amt got
none fur hissef
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-09-26
RIaiie4 {.
SeriAieorHrs.

Better SlHmeuiiot. lbefla 6ro6eu.
AusrUnbl Slumsn. 0nthariHn 9ner,
critic uHo juelte Yrdmie.
Blumenitrnus. /. 8rdmit ,Srau ,Sulin
RObuH. ,. Jrt 6eouig BOsidel.
Better Ydib 8rOo. /. Brdmie Gbritinn
lluolo. =. VParin 9rnemer.
Better Ynlb RO9gsnbrOb, /. Br. Econ
SoInOn9. ,. Rnulinn Dnienritter.
E;ites Tiuno Butter, l. 8r. 8aleutiu
ISGrbcr: ,. Amanoa 8oeihel. Tiz
v%lontn. :. anlmeper uno Scoti
Steludrt.
Scitcs InBeno 0nuoinie l. uno ,. Er.
YUuiie Noltc.
Better 9nie trgeuo elIer nnocreu Art.
!. y. Rucotger.
Shmnl;, /. Rrdmle. 1rau Katharine
aliu9e. ;. 6rou 4onm 6nrber.
Cher. !. Xr. Srdn 9liiabctb 8eniina.
;. Nuauit 2auqenoorfer.
Gig. |. Ir. Golpdro Rieoerlen.
ScIbltQemndtc Seife. ]. 1r. Yauline
!Odicurlttcr.
Bier. 0ugO aropp. diploma
Apielbutter. |. Yr. @ottlieb 9roBmanu.
Heite Nusmubl ein9emadter 5rudts.
Waria 6rdmer.
0onIg. /. Yr. 0br. Sedmann.
8cites ciugemadte Gblt |. uno ,. Yr.
Nnrln Srdmer.
8eites 8cllce, Woria 6r1mer.
Bette @urteu sum Giumndeu. 8ottl.
6roBmaur.
Oii6nereier, e. Robpn.
Bette en9liide !oanoidrift, l. alaiie Der
0ffcntl. Sdule. Nnnie !0edmnnn.
Bette ocutihe 6anbihriit, DO. ellie
Wtnusbuno.
Bette bcutihe 0anbi6rift, ,. alnfie Der
0fientl. S6ule. Sulia Qeiiel. eng
llibe !0nnoidriit berielben 8lafe,
Sulia 9eiiel.
Bette Sanoi6riit zines 56ulers ODER
Sduleriu Der oHeutlifen Sdule,
Nlice Gttmucller.
9uubidse Nrbeit, SuIius !6nieu=
ritter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-09-26

lie eriten Aummeru ocs .Scutid-
Ymeritaner" Gin iIuItrirtes republitnuis
ides @odcnbintt. lie9en ms pOr. Sns
Slatt 1T III iebr idbiger SSeiie reoistrt
uub Die ,Slluitrationen in oemielben treI
len jcbesmaI ben 9ingel ami Den Sppi.
On uorleBtcr ISOLDE wuroe I'M Sdupt
biloc Die Stelung Der beioen Siie Srd
iioentitnits Ganoioaien mlhreno oes
Srieees trcflih iuuitrirt. NuI Der einen
Seite oes Siloes iiebt man SUbu u. So
gan ~per1uunoct pom Sbldhtieloe ira
gen. lpdbreno nuf Der entgegeugeiebten
Seite Serr Scnorids an Sbeetii9c iist
uno e. Iid aemltbli6 mnht. in ieiner
Sano bait er ein Bulletin nit Der Or
tldrung oaB Der arie9 eiu 5eblidlag lei.
Ter 0nuptcnrton III leBter Summer
;eigt ms bas bemoiratilde SeilSiebcn.
Nn Dem einen Gnoe hes Seiles. oas nm
9leuclano gepuubcn 1T, iiebt @atterion
u1o iciu anbaua bon 6~reibdnblern,
mdbreno Gm nnocrcu @noc oeS StrideS
8nuoal uno ieiue ShuBSpn Scmpirn
ten jIehcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-09-26
RaAtraa ,Rr 9rimienliRe.

uHisre 2eier TuoeH nntftebcno bic
9iits Der BrimisH. UeIfe Don Der afcr=
ban Geieni6nit mir bic alnTsu 4. 6, 8
uuo 9 beUiqist DuroeH. Sir bdtten
bic 2iite bereits Dor 5uei 3o6eu uer.
UoIitiHoist. srbieltsu n6.r pom perm
Seireidr, als ruir I'm bic 2iite uo6
irugteH ben Seideie, oos ia bic Sa6er
aui Dem Jairplase 6eTHoen, o6ns ons
ct uh erbot uuo oisisibeu ~ neri6oHen
uuo parsH oabtr 81 Der AHunbue &c.
gUuHseu. oas Dem perm Sstrsidr ui4ts
oaraH sslsgeu iei Die Cite I'M ..8pttss
blntt" UeroHeutlt6t ~ isbtr, uno oas
leoenIalIs Die Rsbrinbl Der 6srrn Ii.
rettoreu oerielbsH aHiidt iciu mahe.
&Ir per0neutlItleH bcUte ben 16eil Der
ElIte. Welheu iUtr uorber Hi6t perofTeut-
lltt batisr. AMI Den ips5ielcn 8unid
msbrerer Nitslisber oes 1irettoriums
Der atsrbau 8eieQi4aFt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-09-26
2pti, az, GARNER!

SSir pHerircH oieies Sabr piceer Die
10 fpcithin betdfrnteH, bcIiebten unb Su-
perldiFeeu ..Superipr" mo .SoOFsr'
SdemnitiHeu. (drills), nit oner obns
Sip fur Den 5reiber. 81 Iibcraleu
greiien uno SeoiHsunseu. Sieie beiber
Drills iino 10 betnunt mio beiiebt. ba6
ne feincr meiteren GmeIehluus beoIrfen.
Die Sibuorridtuna if berart nuse-
bradt, edB oielcIbe beim Sdcn nibt I'M
msr gebrnuht weroen III s. lonoeru
oies Dem Selieben oes Farmers anbeim-
Itebt, unO es teiHeu ll~nteridlieo Sunl
Rndltbeile Der 3H9tbiere madt. tpie
bies bel oicleu nnoeren .Srils"
Der SAL 1T. lie SisuUrribtung II
bequem unb Miro Seocm 9efaIIen.
9ommt uno iebetl
=. Soeaer IL. 81. 0p I'd.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-09-26

6err @m. Slice, Der 6igeutbiimer oes
Gitp Stub Storc. an Der RnrttitrnBc,
nnbe 5ilnitCr, bat nor einigeu Sa9en
cine idone Ausunbl talblcecrucr
Shubc iur 6erreu uno Snabcn,
(9nbpI uno Sdulridubc) crbnlteu
uro bictet hiclclben Dem Yublitum BON
0crmnm uno l~lmae9cno III ichr nlcori=
aeu 9reiieu OF. N%nBcroem bat Scrr
Slee licts cine 9roBc Nuspohl uon Sui
bctleiouna leocr 2lrt iur @roB uno Slein
an !Sano uio ucrtnuit oicielbeu, ME iid
S~coermouu lcift iiberSeuaen Tam. lebr
fpohlfeil.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-09-26
SIdiie 6.
aderbau:G eratbi9aften uHs sHsere
dusfenanaeH.

Better s~tueiipduriser @deeu. /. Rr.
uno 9iplom, Rieacr & @olcamut, ..
Rieger & Solcnmut.
Better Sprirsun9en. /. Yr. Rieser &
8olcnmut.
Better ooppelipGnui9er IHu9. l. uuo
;. Yrdmic, Rieger & 8olcamut.
Better eiuipduniger YHua, l. Rrdmie
Ricger & Solcnmut.
SbnuielpHua. !. Rr. Rieser & Sol
cnmut.
Guttiuator. l. 8rdmie Rieser & Sol
cdutut.
Grutcmaitme. 9iplOm, R. SorcGn.
Sdcmnihire. Union Iriu. 1iplom, ..
0oncd.
7omeitic Hahmaihine. GipIom. 1beooor
8cr9ner.
&citcrn &nihmnihine. 1iplom. 5beo.
Serguer.
8crtmpco SuttcriaB. Tiplpm. 1beoSor
SCrQnCr.
Bette N~u.itcGuug Rdbmnifiucu Hrbcit.
Siplcm, Sbcooor Serauec.
Bette 9H@itclluua &anrer, Ttplom.
Frnu e. Silber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-09-26

9le nieoertrdhtise @siie in welher
Die BERN 7emotratsn IN oIeier Gam
payne ~ &erfe geben I'm Inr like Can
oioatsu Rropdedhd On maiden. Seigt nh
fuieoer IN e~fldtdnter 8eile ourdl Die
l~bdtindle, oas irgeuo Sennuo ben Dor
ciniacn &otlen int ,.5Oytihritt" ucr
oTfeutlihten 9~rtifel. IN ocUi Rnrmdoutc
bis in Die Yuppen eclobt iuiro. nberiest
uuo on ben ,,Nihouri Republicnu" sur
8erDTeutIi6ung eiuinnots, uuo babel
nnaab. eds Der artifcl Inn ..0crmonuer
Solfsblait" erihisHeu iei. Tds Bolts
blott 1T I'M edu;tn Staats ais cine Der
d~ltcItcn ocutifen s3cituuseu im Staats.
uno ais rcpublifdniites Slatt bcfduut,
uno GIN oerartiaer Artifel ipiro isIbit
ptritduoIin mehr auiiebeH crreseH.
peuH es bcist oos CT eiuer %repubtt
en- SeituH9 euinomweR nor
ben. ais IptHH be Idhrheit. eds cr
eiRsm ecnlotratiihtH SIatte eHriaHmt.
oHeesebeH iparos. THe eeBbdl5 bat ie
eenioas oes ucberiescr Die asHsctHe
jdiidpnns Der GucGs ~vorsrHcEHen.
lin enc Sode. III oereH uutcrifIsHHs
ma IN irla uieScVtrdh,,seu RittslH
icinc :3uhuht Eehnca mus. itsht e. IN
Der 1bdt lhIium-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-09-26
Gpti; an Stcner;ahirr

Rctil riTe birrmit atasScu eae tt az nad-
ittttnern 5aatn an ecH tt,titnriSR piaetu
Itin rtret UNI biz Situtrn fur 1881 ure ira
Der IN tcIcitirfr:
Setctir 2, ;. une L.. i'm Geurlbapls In SCI.
mann.
Se,cttr e. : une :, Rcuiier.
q. 3Ttefridstur1.
10. S%letntura.
a.. 0aStcuaec Gifts.
q. l3. uHb II. in Trai6. :. Stfstr't
Siert.
Setsttr fl. unb Ii. in .. Z. Smitb'S Sttrs.
. II. uns -. in SsurtriF 8. tHTstnt
Siert.
odrEt1 20. p ars ~. in 1ssu sorimsflet'S
Stcrt.
Sduttr q. 81 uue -. in 9tm.
. %. unb ~ in Rse Yirs. 4. ..
Suibmaun's S;ert.
SCtObtT go, in yttuc.
rpia..
Rcgtmtsr e uns :. 5icup Siu, 6. aarhssfs
SteTt.
Rov,mtu 3. in Sriss. .. griarmarH's
StpTt. d.
Rrrtmtu In. bic -. in Scrmdru
II uae f.. in Wcetlam.
10 uue ~. IN Siane
II uue -. N SttaStNuitt.
. - une -, in JTiFs. 2. Nsrau't
Stort.
Rsg,msu 26 uus -. in Rav. z. @srsu't
Siert.
Rrrrmbu 2s nns %. in gaq. .. ~. slrtr
ntr's Sirrs.
strmann. sRs.. stu {. Stpttntrr tss4.
Nuauit SeNcmaNa,
Gtattry.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-09-26

Ser erie Salcnogr iar 1885 psIder
ms snsesansea. III Der mGpmunHipns
Serias ron M~ablbonrr mn Sehrie, II
"a Sale Stra6e. Change. srideiRsnSe
.oaHzfrsHno", pclher ansrr nm
SaleaSoriHE cine 6aue i~RtcreHaHten
ipEie cine &cihe rcht blhs
idcr Su~atratiOncn sntbalt. Ser .,9anS
MIRO heioHecrs unieren 2elcrn,
tatholil4cr g~onfeniua ~wiItoHfineu icir,
ea CT nit heioueerer Sudndtnahme AMI
Die 5eite uHN 6eiertnse eieier Sir9e in-
IauimeHselfeIt 1T
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-09-26

Ocrr 3beuoor Oral, Ritbcrausgeber
oieies 8lattes, beiano i6 bieie ISOLDE
gei9ditBbalber i'll SeneuiIe, SninOis
uno Iano bort Die politiide @O9e iebr
bohgebcno; opn benz in ale @elt bin
nuspOlnunten llebergnn9 Der 9euti6en
in Die 8eiber Der 7emotrnten fonntc or
jeoo6 nidts bemerten uno fam III bcm
S6luiie, onB es in Bclleoille III oieiem
Yuntte serooe 10 ousiiebt uie in uuIez
REM Gpuntp. Die Domination oes
8sbenen : Generals Mormooutc oils
8ouoerueur u~nieres Stontes l1obet Der
oemofretiiheu Rnrtci ni6t nur in sri
iouri, Iuuoern audi in Sniuois. mie IN
nuoereu oitliteu StaateH. 9eutc, bic
lett benz &rieee has oemotratiihe 5idct
ltimmteu, leooh nidt nit Der Eartei
our6 lid uuo 9unu eiuseu iueroen i'm
0Ooember nitt flr Glepelnuo iOuocru
iur Blaine thinner, on lie nit einer
Yartei, bic eineu Wtnuu iuie Rarmd=
oute. Der uur boiur CUR bOhitcu GbrCu
itele Gle Elm Stnat ihm bieten fam, cui=
p%uraebpben peroeu iol, tueit or oblulut
nitts anoers getbon bot UNI oieics 81
ucroiensr, OILS ii6 oes Serrntbs an lei
nem Ynterlonoe iduloi9 81 MAIDEN,
uidts mehr III thuu hdbCu fuoIlen. Serr
@rai ~itattetc ebenIaas ct. 2ouis cinen
8eiud ob uno hattie onielbit oas
&cr9uu9eu NIT Col 0dth ron
Sraofreets 2irectorp. betnnut 81
werocu. 0err Oath 1T Gin uuloI
9emutrai uuo in Refu gort iuobuboit.
Gr inete es mare cine Shmah iur bic
tuteligcuteu Burger BON TinUuri. ueuu
oicier Braun Narmaoute gam Gouoer
usurs AHite aeiudhlt werosu iOute. oeuH
Riiouri TT ourh Grittcuosu's aomj-
uiitrdtiuu uno oeiieu iduiGduoIIes 8e-
nchmeu in Der ,SnTes aTGlrs SH iebr
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abidl,u iur ore EMANCIPATION seruorecH.
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