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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-20

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London, June 19.-There was an
o.ner oohlorehce OF conservatives this
AMI wero ,,iaJaaa MI PIES
marnuis ofSsiishnrv T., ny
ter, writes that Tho ,,nnn,., ~" ~
the eonservatives dasire I'LL .nu.
Russia Ia ridicnio,s NJ WI WIN
for such a Iettor acre sss..y
saw il dine entireiv 40 az .n .a,i,e ~
crcf conferepco ~ 10 IoaJe ~
marty '"' 's' Vi 'hc
,,,.
r,,,- ~y "iih .,"hisAls'
Inc News says II is enabled to state
.nat the formation OF the ministry is
III apeysnce, pending negotiations of
i'ora salisbury with the liberals.
THE GRACIOUS QUEEN.
The queen has sent Sir stoaora
Northcote an autogranh let,ar ,havti
ing him fol. his biyb srrvicas ,nd 20
fering him an earIdom 10 nil,
sumo the title of Earl Of Idd,asio;a,h
and Viscount ST. Cvres 's"
ohohohiLL oHEhhkD.
LORD Rand oiph Churchill received an
ovatlon To-day from a crowd assem-
Dled at windsor depot where he took
tram Tor Ascot Heath.
SALISBURY SPEAKS.
In tho houso ~ io.da
Maronis of Sai,shnrr rnso a .ne
and astcd I.orJ Granv,i,a " ~ vneu,s
IN an adiourn,nant Of ,ho w. Soue n'vn'
mi Tuesday newt Ua All ,ho 49, IN Sn
onco n ,hc i;horais an5 a ~ .ov
Ind not vet reaebed = &C., .u ~ atI is
either si;je m ,nato n s.aso,, w.,
thercforc II wnnid he mora ncna an",
lent for all to postpone any discussion
until Tuesday next, as he suggested.
lie wished, however, TO make just one
observation, aud 1t was in respect TO a
very Important order. lie was aware
OF the Importance of pushing the re-
distribution of seats bill to con-
clusion, but a very serious ques-
uoh hnu unfortunately arisen in
connection with the measure. II has
become known that redistribution of
seats Diil had destroyed one set OF
constituencies. Inc Marquis OF Sails
Dur! iurther OBJECTED TO rcdistribu-
non Oh seats plii, because when passed
IN its presen, form II would prevent,
even ID case OF necessity, an appeal 10
thc countr! oeiore November: The
lno,ion Oh tne MARQUIS oil salisbury
was adopted oy avote OF ia ayes TO
oo nays.
na in w NJ nouse o, commons, inns aiier-
uo VT uas.ohe, IN answer 10
Im ",,,, auni.,su u'a. nc was cor
oopohnng Win 'he marquis OF Saiis.
pu.S aoou. tne caoihet crisis, ana
s.utcu tuh' thc ictlers WOulu DE pup
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-20

New York, June i9.-Business fail
ures during the last seven days num-
Der: United States, 1874; Canada, 80
total, 226, as against 207 last week and
223 the week previous.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-20

Lima, Peru, june i9.-Large quanii-
ties Of merchandise Is being shipped
into Mallendo, as, owing to the port
having been closed so long, stocks OF
goods in that section of the Republic
were all nearly exhausted. Official
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-20

Everybody knows the virtues OF
Wild Cherry and Tar as relief and
cure for any objections of the throat
and lungs, combined with these two
ingredients are few simple healing
remedies in the composition of Dir.
Bosansko's Cough aud Lung Syrup
making II just the article you should
always have in the house, for coughs,
colds, Group and bronchitis. Price so
cents and Sl.0O. Samples free. Sold
by w. a. Williamson ~ Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-20

Little Rock, Ark, June l9.-Wm,
L. Woodruff, senior, who in 1916
founded the Arkansas Gazette and
who when the state was admitted into
the Union IN 1888 was the first state
treasurer. died this morning in the
30th year OF his age.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-20

1t is currently reported that the
naval advisory board will ask for al
investigation into the propricty of its
action in respect to the construction
of the Dolphin. Tho board has not
received a copy of the report of the
Dolphin examining board aud has
given the subject no attention. II il
not likely that any course win be dc
cided upon until the official copy OF
the examining boards report is re-
ceived and 1t is probable that it will
also await the reply of the attorney
general 10 the letter of the secretary
of the navy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-20

o, dear mel is so warm but pshaw,
go to IIaber's and get me one OF
those nice fans, as he has the best
assortment in the city, and At u low
price.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-20

While money is close, wages and
prices low, expenses should be chi
down in every household. Economy
the watch word for mothers, head of
doctor bills, by always keeping in the
house, II bottle of DIR. Bosanko's
Couch and Lung Syrup. Stops q
cough instantly. relieves consumption,
cures Group and pain in the chest ia
one night. |. is just the remedy for
hard times. Price 80 cents and 81 90,
Samples free Sold by w. A. Will
hanson Il Co.
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South birmingham, Mass, June
Nearly the entire force employed
at the Para rubber-shoe company's
works went out on a strike this morn
ing In support of striking bootmakers
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-20

and William Milton, father and son,
were hanged In the jail enclosure here
to-day, for the murder of John w.
Charry, an old farmer, at his home in
the northern part OF this Union par
ISL, April 10Th, 1884.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-20

London, June ia fire in the ma
tive quarter of Salgos, a town of wel I
Africa, DESTROYED over hundred
houses.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-20

Paris, June l9.-Thc family of the
late Admiral Corbet have decided to
bury him at Abbeville, his birth
place.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-20

Propositions to donate a suitable
site of not less than 200 acres of land
100 of which shall be tillable, in some
healthy, thriving community Of
schools aud churches, for permanent
widows and orphans home In Texas
may be submitted to Jno. L. Walton
grand master, at Waco, Texas. Oh
or about LIST July, next, the sub-com
mittee will personally examine al
offers and determine the site of sal,
home.
Nj. ID. HERRING,
Chr. Sub. Com.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-20

A pale and hagard woman, with a
wild and weird look and faded
cheeks, is reclining on a couch suffer-
ing with female trouble. English Fee
male Bitters will cure her.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
RECENT APPOINTMENTS.

The president to-day appointed
VIM. A. Day, of Illinois, to be second
auditor of the treasury, vice Orange
Ferris who resigned by requests;
Robert w. Banks, to be collector OF
internal revenue for the district OF
Mississippi; j. p lmboden, of Geor-
gia, TO be consul of the United States
ut Iuscaren, Honduras; Shubrick
Hayward, of MARYLAND, to be marsha
of the consular court of the United
States at kanagira, Japan.
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mAsrERsvILLE.
Cheerful Farmers-sarcastic Tips for
Eddy--rO he mr. sam ones.

Special to the Examiner
Mastersville, June l9.-Farmers are
looking more cheerful since the rain
we had Wednesday night, which in
snres us q good crop Of corn.
Your Eddy correspondent in his re-
port of June i7thy should have said
DR.. Bruce, of Mastersvilie, had sold
to kellun Il Ro AN, 5000 pounds OF
flour. II seems he would like TO ere
ate the impression that our Touring
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-20
settling win a Despernao.

were made by Mayor Grace, President
Sanger and Fred X. Condert.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-20

For sick headache aud habitual con-
stipation, try Bailey's Saline Aper-
ent.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-20

Cigarette smokers prefer Opera
Put because they 40 not stick to lips
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-20
FLAGS AND sTREAMERs

and crowed with people, followed the
Isere. The music ora dozen bands
floated out over the water,
while the war ships thunder
ed and the forts re-echoed
with booming guns. The guests on
the Atlantic shouted themselves
hoarsc. The French officers of tho
Isere stood on the quarter deck bow
ing to the saluies which they heard on
every side. All the way up the har-
Dor, until the lsore and the process
sion had arrived of Bcloe's Island, the
the shores of New Jersey and Long
Island, resounded with the crash OF
guns, and II seemed like
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-20
VESSELS WITHOUT NUMBER.

Every sort of vessel had
been pressed into service by
smoke were belching from the tunnels
of the lsere, her propeller began to
reyolve and she headed in the direc-
ton OF Beloes island, the French man.
of-war, La Flore, heading the process
sion. Soon her gunners opened the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-20

by firing twcnty-one guns in the short
space of sixty-one seconds, and hardly
had the smoke cleared away from
her deck, when the United
States man-ot-war, Omaha, re-
piled with broadside. Then the
Alliance and Powhattan fired their
guns and the guns of Fort Wads-
worth Numbered out salute us the
Naval procession passed. Such a
scene as was then presented had
rarely been seen in the bay. One
hundred steamers and yachts, with
| living
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without the disaster attending
such circumstance. When
the anchor of the lsere was at length
lowered and had obtained a firm grip,
there was more firing of cannon,
blowing of whistles and shouting of
the people. Beblos island was crow
ded with spectators and many had
climbed to the top of the pedestal and
seated themselves on the large stones.
The Atlantic, after a parting cheer to
the officers of the Isere, proceeded on
ON the way to the battery and the par
" went ashore.
Over two hours after the reverber-
ations OF the last gun had been heard
from Castle William, the boat bearing
the members of
THE AMERICAN COMMITTEE
and their guests, the officers of tho
French navy. landed al the battery
where the mayor and aldermen, Gen
Shaler and staff, the police commits
sioners and other civic dignitariei
were In waiting and, as Admiral
Lacombe stepped ON shore, the mayo
grasped him warmly by tn
hand. The carriages wer
occupied; the first by Mayor Grace
Rear-A dmiral Lacompte, Gen. Shaler
and Fred II. Condert; the second b,
President Sanger, of the board of al
dermen, the commander of the Isert
Brigadier- General Ward and Senate
Evarts. In the other carriages wer
the different city officials and the off
GERS of the La Flore and lsere, an,
members of the division and brigad
stalls. II was nearly 3 O'Clock whe
the procession moved. The line
march lay through Whitehall street
Broadway 10 the City Hall, and Ii
route was lined with people. AT ii
City Hall the guests were given
banquet, and afterwards speech'
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We WILL REPEAT THE SALE THIS WEEK,

WITH OUR VERY BEST QUALITY OF NAVY BLUE
MIDDLESEX FLANNEL Sc IT'S at Sl0 and with great
NUMBER of LOTS STILL FURTHER REDUCED.
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We struck right last week the hot weather sud-
denly, and II customers aud good fortune
that it was OUR GREAT BARGAIN WEEK in
summer ElGIlTCLOTIIING. We dispoedo OF
lots of SUITS OUR CUSTO
MEI,S BOUGHT BARGAINS.
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-01
Chapter 372.


AN ACT relating to the compensation of County
Commissioners for Oxford County.
Be 1T enacted, etc., as follows:
Each county commissioner for Oxford county
shall receive two dollars and fifty cents per day
while actually employed in the service of the
which he shall have eight cents mile for the dis
lance actually travelled; but he shall not have
more than one travel in the same hearing or ses-
sion, nor for more than two adjOurnment5 of any
regular term, for service travel on more
than petition at the same time,
connected with the annual county estimates, nor
for any additional trouble or expense of any kind.
approved March 6, 1851
Chapter 1913.
AN ACT exempting Masonic, Odd Fellows and
other relief associations, from the operation of
the statutes relating to life insurance
Be it enacted, ETC., as follows:
Masonic, Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias,
knights of Honor Royal Arcanum Ancient Order
Of United Workmen, United Order Of the Golden
Gross, and other relief associations now doing
business upon the assessment plan, which do not
employ paid solicitors canvaSSerS, or pay, or
cause or allow to be paid, commissions or fees for
procuring membership therein, or obtaining ap-
plcations for insurance upon the assessment plan,
shall not be deemed life insurance companies I'M
der the laws of this state. APP. March 6, 1885,
Chapter 37A.
AN ACT relating to the support Of paupers who
have lost their settlement by living ia unincorpo-
rated places.
Be 1T enacted, etc., as follows:
Whenever person having pauper SeJGlemenr
in town loses such settlement by virtue of the
provisions of section three Of chapter twenty
of the revised statutes, relief shall be furnished,
and towns furnishing such relief shall be re-im-
bursed by the state as provided in section twenty
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-01
PUBLIC LAWS OF THE STATE OF MAINE.

nine OF said chapter, in case OF paupers having no
legal settlement in the state and not having lived
i've years in the town furnishing such relief
Approved March 6. 1851
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jDaa3s Jabr, i@ TONNE wieber 'rous
- linb bann" - Il iMiittelte bic debalI.
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3dbne tnirf9ttn. gineu Bid bou iota,
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ju ibm berumsebrebt bate.
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10 ldut e tonnte, uxb Ionefam, nod
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sef4Gttelt bate, 1aAm. Smcmbure ieis
nen plat tuieber Elm.
Der rdtbfel1afte Derlea hate sinen
tsefeH eineru6 aema6i absr bie Dir,
tuns mar fiir Morie 4tde aiinifin; man
ertaHrte, unter meI@ eixem 6rutoleu
2Silen iie gefnnbem hotte.
peibenitein bate feine Rsbe beenbiai
nno beantrogt, bos Ndb9sn ftr nidi
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ZEN 1utatbmeas, has BEN eMluEe tei.
ner Worte eefolgt mar, hattie Der Srdiis
bent ben Gef9morenen Bic Hrueeft Dor
gelegt: bic fie 1u beantporten 6atten ;
ssns Anaabl bon 0rssen be,oe i4 auI
S@smburs ben 3luber, 6rei HraaeH
dnt Wsarie 2a6e: sb IL f9uloia lei, Sen
Hduber 5u tbrem eieenen Nprtteile be,
gdnftigt 5u baben; ob Fe i@ulbia fei,
oem Hduber piRentlid 1eiffanb geIei,
pet 3u 1aben, um i'm Ser Betrofuna au
entl,ebeu, unb snbli@, ob He bem 9du,
eer oieie Uegtnttiguns ols Mnoeb 6rias
babe anJeseibeu laRen.
(i5ortfetuns foIst.)
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mem Hritfe an ie,ue WdbIer: .9tid1ts
t6nnte mid beiuegeu. fur bic tioatIi9e
2rennung bon Srldnb unb gnglanb
eln3utreten. alIein, uenn mebr oils fnnf
SeGnel bes iril1en 0olfes elm parlas
ment in Dublin baten trolIen, nm Bic
Orbnung ibrer loealen Nnselegenbeiten
ielbf in bic 6anb 3u nebmen, bann
fole man ibnen i'm gfanten ber @ere1s
tigfeit bieien tpoAlbere9tieten Wunid
sewdbren!1 Man Ieat bieier Nuslafs
flung 9erbert @labFones iol9es Sc.
wi9t bel. Deil man gldubt. Ct fprehe
liermit nur bic Anif@t ieines Waters
aus. unb bab bieier, iobalb er ,pieber
an's Guber geldngt, bic grriHtung
zines irif9en parlamentes ernftli9 ins
amse faifen iuerbe.
- Sn Wdri1ou 1T man elmer nibi.
lififden 0eri9w6rdng duf bic Spur
setommen, unb 5ablrei@e Derboftuns
gen tpuroen porgenemmen.
- Die Mobriber Bldtter melben,
bab Don @arlos ernifli9 erfrantt iei
unb bab fein 8ruber telegropbit1 on
fein Rrantenlaoer mad Denebig berufen
lei. 0ur6 bic ytreinisuns Der pers
fdiebenei ntenar9if1en Yaiteien id5eint
porldufis bic mouor9ii6e StaatsfOrm
In Sponie1 sefi9ert morten au fein.
3leinere Muffdnbe &c. merDen nit els
ierner Strenge unterbruft. SO Der.
lrtheilte erH no6 am 70. 9pcemher Elm
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cages . Neaisfeite,t.
SnIa n b.

Sic iooenonnte hoor w;un mel
n. h;r o.;,sI,Ss m.nsisna ",a r ssr S,sSs. ,vvs
SrntfMoffs' 'W"Msoi". ;S T., M,s - a ;s
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M ~. Mo!.g9se.oeS, aaBet oOUV Slld, oes
..ns uus osM @eIlloltum 1ottgelf'eoen
'oploeH tDoteH.
= Der iem @oasreB aneeb6rise
@aine BON utah bat an ben prdfbenten
@iepelonb ein S9reihen geri1tet, in
1nbetrd9t bes Gerti1tts bes itabe Be,
norfebenben Observation-Disclosures. 81
tagt barin, sab bic 9ereiuiste Staaten
aruppen IN utab ooufdHbig unn6ttig
telen, oo bic Wfsrmonen gut eenug piib-
ten, wel9' sineK eroben GekIer Ne be.
gta8eH, UenH ne our@ Nutrubr Bic
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scn, @ bsi.nn,rss s .;.e.tnh ~ !sIa.m '.s Sg.sl1en
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4ar ben Sd)rankfll.
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(Gortlstuna.l

l0oulesuns')
Jm oieIer 6timmung pernobnlttt he
aus ieinem wtunbe bic Wef9id1te bon
0larie 2fldes Giebe tino 8erberben;
dber sieie 0et9i9te, bic Ct ffiidmeis pers
somnstr, war Dur@ ietnen geoantsils
tlaLsn AOpI gsgongen uHo ~ oemleioen
5nlamnen9s!qmleDel mOresH 3u etiler
xs!le OoH ntlogeH nHo UolgeH, oas
glleo nag Ullso oerleloen fule etn
2ammerlgio8 enI PIG qeIaen per lau'
lgenoen Qoier lslf Dlele 0elg'gte oes
gienos uno oer 4rmulp paf!e IN lesnent
per5en gelu9t uno pleg nun oarans 9er=
cor, angetgdit mlt allem He'5e, pen oies
les l@ont, mtloe Qer5 igr ~ i@eilten
ctrnlc@fe. iule pas Ustfelttno pes ufdrs
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esie, uno ods als RoHl8stsno oaraus
pergefe,ng. go
a1ar Das elne 1lrlpiige HeDff ytles
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m erober ssno INNER grober; ibre
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UNI lie 3u retten Dor 69anbe uns Ser.
3weiflung - mas bate lie ibm geoebsn2
tti9ts; mas bate er bon ibr perlanatY
ni@ts. Das III ber 6eilanb, bate ibr
Batter gefagt = tuie IN abnunsspolem
Sranme fafterte ibr 9er3 mad: es If
ber 1eilanb.
unb nod elm onberes tpeibIi9es Wes
len mar in BEN Saale, Dor befen See,
le, udbreno 6eibenfein iproG. alei6.
faHs eas 3im1tr bes pdterlimeR 0ou.
fes empprttleg, bos fIeine trauii@e 3im.
n1er nit benz runben 9ii9e unA Der bdu.
genoen 2ampe barhber - bas NOR ieae,
bic bort uuter ben 3ub6rern In Riler,
onbd9tiger, i@nuernber Wonne fat,
6rdulein 2ies9en 6dinsberg. Wie fie
etnporwu9s in feiuem 9riumpb, ME he
bon 3eit ~ 3eit beimlid5 mad ben
Greunbinnen fih umiab, glhdielia, ba
he fie ale NIT pfenent Munbe duf i'm
binblidtn inb! Sic tonnte bon ieinem
i Gefdt faf gar ni9ts ieben, benu er
manDte ben 3ub6reru beina4e gdn.ItM
ben Haden = aber iie ipuBte ID, tpie q
ousfab, He b6rte ia ben Wcblout Der
roaenoen @timme, bic ibr 70 pertroui
unb bod 10 tDunberbar neu ertIana.
Sa, bas mar Ct, ben iie, fie allein oetonni
bate, uno ben nun bic Anbern aud iens
ten lernten, Ct mar es, unb bod mar er
anbers, 70 uiel gr6Ber, 10 piel berriiAe,
als fonfi, 70 boiler 2luobeit unb 70 pol=
Ter Site. 2eiie fdllten f9 ibre Mueen,
bemhtbie teigte fie bas liebli9e touyt i;
Die 10 unbeoeuteub He fim ibm aeoen,
iiber fiiblte un6 iuie Is fie trob allebem
brdnste, ibr Geii9t an ieinem 6er3en
su bergen unb nit 3itternben Gippen
tbm si fa9en, tpie fie es liebte, biefes
eole, oiefes tbeure 1er5!
peioenifein bate ben Mntrag lefeQt,
| Sbomburg su frogen, ob Ct f9 nit
Wfarte 4ade perlobt babe.
| Der prdRbent lam bieiem 4ntroas
ildb uHo legte benz Rduber bic i}raae
DOT; be Wirtuns uar cine eriiaunli@e,
aberraf9enbe:
S9ombura bate ,pdbrenb Der Rebe
0eibenfteins finfer In fidb aufommenoes
briift geieRen unb nur al unb au eirieu
butter Iauernben Bid auf bas Mdbd,en
an feiner 6eite serimtet; oIs iett Sie
Grage bes prdfbeuten ibn trei, jbrons
e, ME bon elmer fidblernen 0eeer oes
s1Htlt. anf unb ifemmte bic bei6.x
0dnbe tpie bic Saben eines Bdren aui
bas 0eldnoer Der Mnflagebanf.
so mobr Elm Soft i'm bimnteI III, rie|
Ct, unb feline Stimme nabm einen brill
lenben 9on an, mir Beibe, mir f1Hb
NIT sinanber perlobti so III es unb ID
bleibt est" Der Yrdnbent mofIte ton
unterbre@en, aber Der Rduber bort.
nidot barouf biH.
llab iuenn i@ beut ms 3u9ttous
fomme, fubr er fort, ~ftinf)sbn Sabr,
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0reasrs & g.

tli6ren in elmer NbtbeiIuns ibres GRO,
ben Geindfts 2otaIes ausf1lisbli4
Glass, por)eaans unb 2orbpaarei, &c !.
unb haben barix bic erbBts Ausmabl
u erfaunlih billiaen preiien. Die
garroom'a 'ausHaitunsen finb rei6baltis
unb elegant; namentli6 bic feinen Be-
bdlter thr nermss DaKn, bic 6eafel.
lldfer fdr bette 9etrdnfs u. I. n. vi. 10.
S4autiRen in isser @rbte unh ~
allen qrsiisn. 1911, ,1Mmw
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Der o erft6tiae.

~ Ilebes Grau@ex. jonteif Du mid au
aSeibna4ten nit eiHem @efGent iibers
ta,@eS tueqsn. 10 mus i9 Did f9on
D S!ftsn. % 70 dn,uridten, bos id bic
neennne Dartler erh am /. Suii au
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-Grenibe gum Beiu@ in Saa Ins
tonic fnb eingelabem, gIarPs NiI,
ldrb patle Wr. Ill, alamo
Strabe, ju beiu9en.
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pferbefabrifation.
sWtoma," foste elm fIeines Ndbden,
.ld tpeib Nun. iuie bic pferbe aemadi
iperben. 0orbin fab i6 beim Gmmieb
ems fertis iuerben. 0r naaeIte sben
bos Iette Dein an.1
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