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, 1885-02-12

The London Pull NAH Gazette som
time since Offered a prize for the best
list of the ten greatest living Euglishmen-
II received somc !, 450 replies. which are
tabulated in the issue OF January 10, and
the results are very curious and inter
csting. Mr.. Gladstone, with true Eng
lish reverence, being recognized as 'hon
conooun,' the voting for tho greatest
statesman was badly scattered, the high
est vote being only 3ss. for Lord Sails
bury. Mr.. Chamberlain has 5o7 and so
on down through list Of WI dozen.
The title Of the greatest soldier is given
with practical unanimity to Lord Wolse-
ley and Britain is quite unanimous in
ranking Henry Irving as the greatest ae-
tor, although he also receives some scatt-
enng votes for the position Of greatest
humbug Canon Liddon is an easy frst
as the greatest preacher and Mr. Millais
As the greatest painter, receiving sl4 votes
to AS for Sir Frederick Leighton, while
Mr.. Huxley has about the same advantage
over Professor Tyndall as the greatest
man Of science. Asthe greatest writer
Mr.. Ruskin gets SOS votes, followed by
Tennyson with 2e2 and n long train OF
some fifty scattering. but the prize Of
the greatest novelist is more closely con-
tested. WiIkie Collins having $40 votes,
William Black 3e9, Walter Besant 2Se,
Mis- Braddcn lo5. and % on down to
one for Henry James GA Sala comes
in at the head Of the poll as the greatest
Journalist. an iilastraiion Of the vagaries
Of popular fame. John Morley gets only
IFS and the editor Of the Saturday Re
riesr one There only remains TO be no
ticed the ballot for the greatest humbng.
This honor also was closely contested and
though the claimant wins the prize witt
453 votes. be is o far ahead Of Oseal
Wilde. Gcneul Booth. and iord Ran
doIph Churchill. while Irving Bishop
, 1885-02-12

||Nl
The lot Of q preachers wife Is byno means
an easy ono. She IS second in Importance to
the preacher himself. Her incomings and
outgoings are all noticed, her personal pisty,
the humble Of her dresses, the trimmings on
her bonnet the management Of her family,
are all matters hat the ladies OF the congre-
CATION make It a special point TO comment
upon- Many a poor clergyman has been In
greater danger OF dismissal from the color Of
his wifs's bonnet-strings than from any error
Of doctrine on his own part She must be a
good mixer abroad and an expert manager
at home, know how to live on nsxt TO moth
ing. keep a clean and smiling face. visit the
sick and poor and not neglect the rich and
naughty. Her course Is continually between
Scyia and ~charybdis. quickands on one
side. cliffs on the other. Her fate is indeed
an unenviable one. and II It Is proverbial
that preachers sons turn out bad, why lay It
not at the door of their poor, harassed
mothers
, 1885-02-12

~"
A housewife tolls how she keeps the French
fat In which she lives clean and smelling
swestiy. Il ventilats our rooms, y she says.
-air our beds and pour down our water pipes
a little chlorides undnuted. The dilute l
prepare myself according TO the label on the
bottle, and use freely In othsr ways We
have open fires; our carpets are not nailed
down: we have stained floors partly covered
with rugs Those rugs are taken up every
week, swept beaten and hung out on a line
in the open courtyard, while our notable
German houssmnid goes on her knees and
washes the hoorz All OF this Is, Of course.
troublssoms; it involves an expenditure Of
time and patience and labor, but 1t insures
for US a pure, sweet-smelling atmosphere to
live in, with no dust, no dir, no grease to
maj the wholesome comfort of our little
dwelling" She says hat she uses 81 worth
Of chiorides { year, and in spite OF the ad-
verse opinion OF her stingy and t~houghtless
husband, thinks the money well spent. Too
much money cannot DO spent properly In
maintaining health and prolonging life.
, 1885-02-12

Shawls arc to como in again; veritable
shawls worn shawl-wise. and, therefore. the
wise folk say II Is on this account ~tournures
are 80 pronounced, shawls demand them.
But II you have any really valuable ones
laid by, let mo recommend you to have them
arranged as NANTES, which can be done now
without cutting a thread, SO that when you
are tired OF the arrangement you have only
to undo the stitches and return your shawl
to the wardrobe. They are treated In various
ways according to the size or shape, but
square. scarf and oblong, all answer. They
are OF the dolman order, fitting in the back,
with sleeves. Sometimes a velvet collar and
cuffs are added I have seen a most com
Portable travelling cloak made out OF a green
and black Scotch scarf-shawl without a
thread being cut
, 1885-02-12

Mr.. VIM. Thomas, Of Newton, la.
says: my wife has been seriously az
fected with a cough for twenty-five years,
and this Spring more severely than evel
before. She had used many remedies
without relief, and being urged to try DR..
Kings New Discovery, did so. with mosi
gratifying results, The first bottle re-
heved her very much. and the second bot
tie has absolutely cured her. She has not
had 50 good health for thirty years.
Trial bottles free at Gray 4 Pcarse's
drug store. Large size $1.O0.
, 1885-02-12

AA%8 0NA A8AI
The introduction OF open freplaces makes
the preservation Of the complexion n neces-
sity. therefore hand-screens similar to those
used by generations passed away are again
added to the Injuries of the times. Natur-
ally these screens are lighter than on fans.
Some of delicate gauze are mounted on bam-
boo and exquisitsly painted with subjects
from opera bouffe; Hero holding tie torch
for Leander; Diana in a hunting drozs, taller
than her attendant nymphs, with a bow in
her hand, a culver suspended across her
shoulders, n silver crescent over her fore
head; birds. butterflies. flowers, are also rep
resented, painted or sometimes embroidered
on gauze, silk or kid. and mounted on stick
Of tortoise shell, bamboo, ebony, ivory OF
violet wood Others are of plain lace spray
or quite covered with a piece Of antique lace
and coquettish knots OF ribbon dotted about,
or spray Of flowers
, 1885-02-12

@Paying cash for groceries is the best
check upon extravagance," the grocer went
on to say, @for when the purse is growing
light tho buyer goes slow and begins 10
economize- II a woman has only % or 81
in her pocketbook at the first OF the week
with nc prospect of getting any more money
until Saturday night. she will manage her
purchases so that the money she has will
hold out during the week But II she has a
book account she will, as a rule, get 10 cents
worth of one thing, Is cents worth OF
another, never stopping to consider that
these odd cents soon amount to dollars, and
when tho time comes to pay sho looks over
the itemsa and sees a number OF articles she
could have done without
, 1885-02-12

Sure cure for blind, bleeding and Itch
ing piles. One box has cured the worst
cases Of twenty years standing. No one
need suffer FIVE minutes after using Will
Jams Indian Pile Ointment 1t absorbs
tumors, allays itching, acts as poultice,
gives instant relief Prepared only for
piles, itching Of the private parts, nothing
else. Hon. J. M. Cofenbury, Of Ueve,
land, says: Il have used scores Of pile
cures. and it affords me pleasure to say
that l have never found anything which
sIves such immediate and permanent re
lief as DR.. Williams Indian Pile Oint-
ment" Sold by druggists and mailed on
receipt Of price, 81.
Gray & pearse. Sole Agents
, 1885-02-12

TI'-7T" TU"| HWUTHNT
God bless all the good old mothsrz l never
500 an old lady sitting In tho armchair at
her ease but l think what storms have
pslted into that chssry face without souring
IL It may bs that a man can 90 through
more 1xertion than a woman. but at least Il
remain true that he cannot without losing
his laughter. his good cheer. his gen~tlsnsss
and his love and trust In mankind or God
Yet how rarely do you find a frail old mother
whose spirit has been worn ~threadbare and
uniiyely by what she has endured. A sweet
old mother is common; n sweet old father Is
not 50 common As thy day 50 thy strength
OF love, thy riches OF an ~insxhaustible bensv-
olence and hope and faith This Is mora apt
70 be woman's history than a mans
, 1885-02-12

II there Is a fire keep calm and quiet; you
will DO better able to meet the difficulty.
Whether 1t DO the person or thing that is ON
fire, remember the moro air the more flame;
try TO stiie the blazs by smothering IL A
little prompt action at once is better than a
fire engine in ten minutes. Water, wet
clothes or blankets will prevent 1t spreading.
Keep windows and doors as close as possible.
II q persons clothes are on fire, got him to
lie down, n roll him in the rug, carpets or
anything that Is at hand.
, 1885-02-12

Some physicians are afraid to prescribe
anything except what they direct the
~apothecary to compound. Yet frequently
We find those who have found Browns
Iron Bitters such a valuable medicine that
they are glad to prescribe H. Among
these is Dr.. b +. Smith, Of Hat Creek,
Va, who says: Il have frequently pre-
scribed Browns Iron Bitters in my prac.
tiee, and find il a most excellent prepare
ton
, 1885-02-12

The three photographs that attract most
attention in the women's department in the
New Orleans exposition are those of Mrs.
Martha G.. Lamb, the New York historian,
Mrs. Lille Devereux Blake, the New York
lecturer; and Mrs Belva J.. Lockwood, who
Is described by Tho Picayune as having a
noble head with no bang or spit curls. =
Mrs- Lamb Is incidentally mentioned by the
same critic as probably 30 years OF ago, u
which does seem probable
, 1885-02-12

Yet the cbsn9s that comes over cvsry arti-
Gle Of frrniture 4 20 gradual as 20 b almost
imporceptible, and the dingy look IL AZ
cribed 70 time rather than 70 ~canpiesz house
keeping. These arc littls things but as
much Of the health and comfort OF a family
depend on little things. IL is bsst to look well
10 them. and sec that all the -little foxes'
arc kept from the vines
, 1885-02-12

A well known writer on hygiene says he
cannot mention a table economy more wise
than the use Of beautiful crockery and linen.
IL induces good manners, quiet, deliberate
eating, and other Christian decencies- And
1t makes food look 30 palatable that the pur-
chass- and labor Of cooking may DO ssnsibly
relucaI
, 1885-02-12
Aid to Woman.
fChicago Timea.1

The president Of a woman's college 70
Gently asserted that it was safer to aid
women by giving them funds FOR a collegiate
education than to aid men. Women looked
upon the assistance as charity, and made
haste to return the money as soon as posi-
BILE, but NOR seemed to regard the assist
ance As a right. n rarely returned the
, 1885-02-12

Tnk reviews OF the business Of the
country By the leading New York papers
announo in unmisiakablc phraseology
that a better feeling prevails in business
circles, and that il Is gaining ground day
BY day. An increased activity Is said to
exist more especially in the iron trade,
which leads the markets; in the lower
grades Of cotton and WOODEN goods, and
in coal and hides. The stocks in the
hands Of retail dealers have been 80 re-
duced. owing to. the limited purchases
which they have made under the late de-
pressed condition Of business. that they
are gcnemlly in the market as buyers,
while the extremely low prices of staple
commodities have induced spectators and
many merchants 10 make large purchases
in the expectation OF n rise in prices. The
usually d~iscouraging reports Of Brad
sfred arc marked by a more hopeful
spirit, and il states that dispatches from
distributing centen throughout the
country report bright prospects in all the
ranks Of trade, especially the northwest
, 1885-02-12

The best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, fever
sores. letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
coms, and all skin cruptions, and positive
.ly cures piles or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. OF
money refunded Price IS cents per box.
For sale by Gray & Peane.
, 1885-02-12

Remember that q 80 cent bottle OF
Dhambeiain's Cough Remedy is fully
equal to a dollar bottle Of any other
cough medicine in the market Sold by
w. N. Hunt.
, 1885-02-12

Persons desiring pure lake Mahapaluta
lce should leave orders at Christ Mauss'
baker. 81 Ferguson street. or with the
undersigned SLOAN & Co.
, 1885-02-12

THE Rev. Hcbcr Newton, a distinguish
ed Episcopal clergyman in New York, has
exploded a bomb in his church, creating
a sensation in church circles somewhat
akin to the late dynamite explosions in
London. A report Of some remarks
made by him in a sermon delivered on
Sunday before last in New York. was
made in the press of that city and not de-
MED b. the reverend gentleman. In the
sermon he ~repudiated the old C~alvinistic
idea Of a material hell as a dream Of in
sanity" and declared the doctrine Of the
Tnnity-Father, Son and Holy Ghost
to be n moral monstrosity.' This is
rank heresy, and is making an issue in
the Episcopal church that will have to be
met by those in authority. Some time
ago. when the Rev. Mr.. Newton pro
claimed similar sentiments. he was ad-
monished by Bishop Potter to keep silent
about his doubts, but il seems he has
paid no attention { this ~admonition, and
now another prcsentment is to be made,
and an ecclesiastical court must decide.
whether or not such startling u~tterances
will be allowed from the pulpit
, 1885-02-12

A big rnowy owl who lodges in the barn
Of Al NicholS. In the Sierra vansy. Califor-
niA. had in hisfHrdsr for the winter tho oth~r
day. eighty big mics. several large rat. and
chlpmunks without number.
, 1885-02-12

Corduroy as a covering for furniture is do
sirable for two reasons; IL Is very durabls
and offers no chance for moths
, 1885-02-12

have no equal, besides they are the most
searching and most reliable cathartic in
use, and always produce q pleasant ca
thartic effect without nausea or gripping.
They are sugar coated, 25 cents per box
or Eve for cue dollar. Sold by w. N.
HINT
, 1885-02-12

A. G.. McGregor sells coal from the
Fox 4 Paterson mines, which il con-
sidered the best Colorado coal in the
market
, 1885-02-12

Entertainments Mt country houses in the
old-fashioned style are now very usuch in
, 1885-02-12

George Eliot: One Of tho lessons a woman
most rarely learns Is never TO talk to an
angry OF drunken man
, 1885-02-12

f., Every smoker should Try Little
, 1885-02-12

Maffen 3 new block at Cheyenne, Wyoming,
Wyoming. Business in all the District Court.
Territory carefully. and promptly prosecuted
Homestead, Presumption, Desert Land and i
agement of land contests in the local land ofic
at Washington. Locations Of choice Mineral,
and patents secured cheaply and speedily.
Land, Mining and Water Companies carefully
matters and the investment of capital solicited
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Rd9Itens miro er e3 pieIeid)t ben CO.
lumbianiiden &ebellen na6mn6en mn
ireenb eiu amerifanii9es S6iff pliin=
bern, um ii6 goffeu unb @clb su Der
ihaffcn.
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<yartit sit ucrfnmfeu.

Esr rutcrieiRnett pinItt Iciue 8arm
rage ecr StactIren;e, unter 9InIti9er Seeins-
unFcn III scriaufcu. 2uf ccm piaB beFnoet
udl sin arrEes lrliec5 9GpbnbauS NIT 3im.
mar uuc Nucte, a9pcltter SeGcr unr 9rpeeI
Grys5gcr, SGruue unc quite @tferne. 9frr
mn in 9Gcintera anaelfat, cas llGbrigr tif mil
2Eci;sn NIB R.ec, 9trfsl, 9irn- une phritd,-
tIumc tcrflan,t ARcine nGhhrr Ra6tarn
IN, Ichu 5ieiih une ycuis Gtrrln. Wan
m,ucr ut ueQtu HGtcrsm an
@cjuri6 Iictaus.
T. f.a. > n. !seimanu, Nc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-03

| Der nlte Cert 0Obel beurtBeilt I'M
lerc leste 2egislntur, gari nad unierel
Meilln9, tuie folgt:
rSOr 9tllem fiiGlen mir un:
oernnlabt, Der flcineu IRinoerbcit SC,
pernunfti9en unb ebrennert6en Solfs
uertrcter unleren nufri6tisen 0nnt aus.
5uIpredcn fir i6re Crniten, iuenn aud
leibsr 9ruBentbeils nubloien Semiibun.
gen, Der 9roBcn Webrbcit ibrcr bornir.
ten @plle9en &aiIon bei5ubrin9en, unb
bic &erbicnite sicler 5reunbe Der &C.
lurbcn SernlnIt limb I'M 10 nnerfer=
nen3luertbcr, ais es teinen geringer
@rab BON SpTerbereihuiai9feit erfor=
bert. I'M iiber Sluei Monate lang ru6i9
uno gebulbi9 i'll einem 9torrenbnuIe
iisen 5u blcibcn.
SluBcr ciui9en iueni9cn. iuirflid niibz
lihsm neueu @eleser, Die obcr I'M 9alt.
icu uidt iuidti9 9cnu9 iimb um Die uGl.
qcmeine 9luImerffamfeit barauf birSu.
lcnfcn, I6eint bas 8eIultat nieier lcgis.
latipcn S9dti9fcit ni6t picl nteDr nls
ein GROCER SauIcu bon Wtatulotur &c.
weicn 5u iein.
gSir nIiiiicn i6ou jufrteben lein, oaf
bic Sempcrclii 6nndtifer iuemialtens
uiht 9lllcs errei6t 6abeu, mas iie lppn:
tcll.
9n@ @eies, lucl9cs ben Semperenj-
unterridt i'll ben 5reil6ulen einfiibreu
iolltc, lit Ourd eiu iebr perniinfti9ee
Nmcnocmcut bebeuteue nbgei6tudht
Worocu.
Gieicm Imenoement 5ufol9e ioll Die
icr 5empcrenj llnterri6t MIR i'll Den
2oculitGtcn crtgeilt meroen 100 es bit
Gltern Der Sinber iuiinI6en ipllten
abcr bn cs nermutblid1 MIR le6r ipeni9t
Gltern giebt, iueldc nl6ern senu9 iirto
lum uid)t begreifeu Su fDnncn, oaB ibrt
Sinocr bur6 eineu iOl6en lluterri6i
mn ju iGcinbeili9cn !6eu6lern erjoger
ucroCn wnrbcn, 10 mag bieies Gelct
lpoDl MIR bn 5ur @eltun9 9elan9en, ipr
Die Gltcrn itn6eiltnre 9tarren iino.
9tad Dem, mas mir ppn unlerer Sc
9islntur Bis jest erlebt buben, iudre ez
Iebr m0sli9, euB, iueum Elm 8reis bnfll
auSgeIekt sslpeien mare, ipelder uOr
alIcm Staaten Die rei6balti9ite Shutter
fartc ppn &ameeleu su Ieinen SOlfsuer
trctern ausiud6len iuiirbe, unieren
@ifIouri Die critic Brdmie iucrfann
iuprsen mare
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9htnua Tarmer.

g9ir piicrircn in hicicm Sabre mic
berum ben 6drmcrn biclcs nno nn9rcn
Scnocn Counties Sic 10 pcrtbeilbaIt be
fanntcu McGornIif Wlb Cham pion Grn
tcmaIfincn, uuo Siudr ocn NtCGprmlc
Onrpcltcr uuo ScIbItbinber, iuelde.
oieIctbc NtnidDrne ilt, Die lCbtes ,Snbr il
ullacntcin bcTricoi9ic iruh mas cute 9lr
belt, Sancr6aIliQfcit lnb ici6tes 0ono
lInhcn anhClan9t non tctncr nuncu1
UbCrirpiicu ptrpcit tunntC.
Gbcui0lS IubrCu mir btu = { ID I { il
Champion 0urpeiiCr unO SiunCr, luCtdlC
bcioc circ SjdIel uou ) lmb 6 6us
SdmAC b9hcn. Gicic Dtnlbincu iuur
ocu crit lestes Sabr ciHgciiibrt uno
mmoru atl0emrin ais bic beittn crtl1rt.
SIC ucrl6icocucn 9ltGbmaldinclt,
3copcrs. troopers. uilu.. iucldIC bier
reinc lucitcre Recommendation bcouricn,
iinp cheninlis. mIc IN friincren ,SabrCn,
pm un% III beiIchcu
Sic uCuCItc 2icrbcNCrun9 Der Sctbit
binncr bietct Der ncuc Nic&prluid, Del
len MiaidjncniGCilc ans Stnbl nuacfcr=
tigt uuO DE gouSe Mnidbme 300 Yiimo
mcuigcr Wit9t ais bic nttc NtcGprmid.
Sic Wrrc lu1brcno Der lGblCn S0upn
elmer griiuhlihcu Yruhc uutcrmOrIeu
unb bat iidl ais 8iubcr par excellence
Girs QroBc Guautiiat ncs bcitcn
SinbIubcrs huben mir ou 0dup uCl6cu
mir, luic l,uicrc Moi9ineu, billi9 !tnb 5u
h6d,it ljbcrnlcu Seoinsun9cn ucrfdnfcn.
Simon 8peqer & Gp.
Simpn Soc9cr.
0Curn Spucd
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8ei Der grnenuuns Don 9eIanbter
i6eint Die neue COMMUNICATION 8runo.
Idse einbalten Su lponen, Die bon Der
Rai6inenpolttif mD9li9ft melt entfernt
limb. Gum @eInnbten in 9eutI6lant
iIt Der ebenlalise Senator@eor9e8 8enble.
ton bon Sbio gema6t ipOroen, Der
Batter oes 9ioiloienit @eIeses", Der
bic unseruai6enen oesbal6 baiIen, neil
ct Slan5leber=Sanbi9ube trast unb lid
als @entlemann 5u benebmen tpeiB.
YenbletOn oeritebt ettpas BON Der beutz
i6en nnb bon Der frnn50iiI6en Gpra6e,
bari audi na6 eurupdii9en 8egriffen
als our6uus 9ebiloeter @am1 anaeIe6cn
meroen nno tuiro Die Ser. Stnaten mir
Dig oertreten. Sein Barrier 9p(leae
iplre Der jesise @ouuerneur Mc2nne
BON Wtarplano Iein, Der flieBenb franz
5Diii6 ipri6t uuo besbalb nibt bel jebcr
unterbanbluns nit Der frnn50IiI6en
&e9ieruns eines 0olmeti6ers beburfen
miro. Ses9lei6en peritebt Der fur
0terico beitimmte @elanbte tSenrp 81.
Sndlon aus Georgia Die Spra6e bes
2anoes, III bas er 9eididt iuiro, uno
Goiunro !. Y6elps aus 8ermpnt, Der
ndd Gn9lanc 9c5t, 1T ais Hrofeiior bes
gale college Elm Gertreter Der amcri-
taniIdcn 9ie6tsluineni61Tt, luie Der
bisberigc @elanote 9pluca cin 9crtretcr
Ger nmcrifaniiden 2itcratur lpar.
Gin Ntiiiourier lit nu6 nit cinem 9lmte
beondt uno 0err Nprman 0plemann,
upn St. 2puis, Icit lnngcn Sn9ren
3cbnfteur bes lnuomirtbihaftli6en
Slnttes ,Rural gSorlo", gum
glderbnu GpmmiiI6r ernnnnt iDorben.
6crr Gplcmann lit oielcn mIcrer Siirecr
perIDulid befnlnt unb Sdblt bier uiele
5rcurhe Die icine Grrcuuunq nit
5reuhcn begriiBcn.
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errmamn s@arf.saiitsm Ssrsia.

+ NerndnH, WARS, 20. 1888
! 9ie9elmdBise SerInmmluna bes Ser
mnnn G6drfidubcn Serein.
0as Grptpfpa Der upr6er9ebenber
SerIanlmlung luurbe perlc1cn uuO at
9enDntnteu.
Die 8cri6te Der GonitCs Upm Wtas
fenbnll luurbcn nlsbam entgegen genom
men, mn Die Gomites nit Snuf cntlnl
fen.
9usbam heri9tcte Serr %. Srppp in
8esue auf Die Mebnlle fiir ben S6usen.
f6ni9 bes lesten SabreS. 9nut Sei6luf
eruamtte Der YrGIioeut bicrauf 9erru $
s.. &ulle ais Solicitor, fiir Die Slid
itdube einiger Mit9lieber.
Scrr Otto @pnnig, jun. luuroe bier
auf our6 0errn Sobn 8inuti9, unb
Serr SO. Illemonn, burd Serru Gbas.
8ednann, nIs Mtit9lieber opr9ef6lneen.
6iernuI ernanutc DER &rdiioeut Die
6erren 8. Seniin9, len. Sul. Sluit, uno
9bas. Sefmann, ais ein S Spmite nm nnf
Dem S6ieB Ylos alIcs 9t6tbise III Orb
mrne madden su la6en.
5pl9enbe 9c6nun9en iuuroen 9epriift,
Ino Sur 3nbluna au9eipicIcn.
@ep. Sracttlg. ..............S LOO
9rnI Bro. ............... 400
g. &inhennl l.............. 1900
Summn. ............... $500
IN az u n
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NU Ct. ISulcpG iUiitlctc am Samltag
Cit grofcs 15cWsr. Is miro hnriibcr
beriebtct: ,,0cute Ntor9en fms nad 3
llbr iuurpc Gin 8rGuo im GpuutD
Gcridt3gebduoc cuiocft Sic Slam
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