davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-23
Making g -, or A q

sThe demand for ginger ale, said ,
prominent manufacturer of that article
increases very rapidly. When l started
in il years ago there were not more thar
twenty in the business The most of nv
business now is the manufacturing the ex.
tract for others to put into potable form
and these Others have grown from thirt,
to about 500. In the main, all the maker,
use the same formula and method They
mix the extract with pure sugar syrup.
dilute with wa er until an ordinary bottle
contains about fifteen drops of ginger,
and then put this into bottles with . car
bonic acid machine
Two qualities are made, one. the better
for private use and first class hotels and
sa'oo 9. and Q second for the general bar
room trade. The di.: erence is almost en-.
'irely in the quality Of the extract EN-.
plOyed. With the first. We make q gin
ger a'e which sells for u or 81. ~ per
case Of twenty-four bottles. the second
runs from 20 to cents q case II NAV
surprise You TO know that three. fourths
Of the 50 called imported article is made
here. The bottles belonging to favorite
brands are careful y kept and sent to US
regularly 10 be filled Ne leave the labels
intact or paste on fac SMILES. and put in
new cOrks and metal capsules or tags.
There is not one person in . thousand VINO
can tell the difference In one first class
hotel have been ling and reflling the
same old bottles now for seven years. and
l think it will keep on q long - live
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-23

Mr. Gladstone = the owner of probably
the longest pencil ever made. A manu-.
fscturer at KenUick has sent to him a
walking stick thlrty-nine inches long.
made Of cedar a.,d forming large pen.
Gil with BorrOwdale lead nearly half
an inch square running through it 1t
has solid silver band which bears IN in.
scription in ve1e.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-23

A scientist says It takes . prodisious
amount Of vegetable matter to form q
layer Of ccal; that it is estimated that the
present growth of the world would make
. layer only one-eighth of an inch thick,
and that il would take 1000. OOO years To
form coal bed 100 feet thick
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-23
Bird Gravel.

Bird gravel" is . commodity IN de.
msnd by all who have birtlA About
2. 500 tons are used annually in New
York city. obtained from sand deposits
on Long Island near fay kidge and near
Cold Spring. The sand 10 screened for
four purposes lsster. molding. bird
gravel and roofing A gentleman re-
4uested by his wife to bring home some
bird gravel. amused himself by pounding
into small bits some stones he picked }.
Bu. these little bits were not smoothed by
the attrit!on of the waves like those
gathered on the shore. and the sharp
edges cut the intestines of the birds and
killed them
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-23

The democratic pros Is paspcsely mud
ding the account of the action by which
nine representatives Of the Cincinnati Gang
were oustsd from their seats In the general
assembly.
The circuit court investigated the vitiatei
returns and ordered them rectified. The
supreme court admitted the frauds in the
returns, but decided that neither the
circuit court nor itself had the power to
order such recti6cation. But il said that
this power belongs 10 each house of the
general assembly under the constitution.
The lower house simply took these plainly
fraudulent returns, Is thus investigated and
admitted by the courts, and ordered them
rectified, under the power prescribed to 1t
by the constitution and ascribed to it by the
said courts. The correction Of those fraud
ulent returns under such power disentitlei
the nine democratic representatives and en-
titled the nine republican.
II was not contest but correction OF
the returns. The contest may be made at
any time.
That Is the whole of the transaction.
zone would think, to read the republican
naDorS nt this time, that their editors had q
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-23
Former Names Of Lakes and Rivsra
fChicago Herald

Names Of lakes and rivers - they an.
pear in the writing of the early rencb
explorers: Lake Erie. Erike. Erige or
Erie. from the nation Of Erics; also Lake
of Cont AXE Huron was Ksregnondi
and Lake OF trleans. Lake Michigan
was called AXE of Puans. axe of the
Illinois. Mischigonong and Lake Of the
Dauphin. ! AXE Superior was Lake of
COnde Illinois river was the Seignelay.
The I hio was called uabouskigon. Oyo,
Ouye and kelle evicre The Mississippi
was the river Colbert. River st. ouis.
Meshasipi and Mechasabe. Missouri
river was aaled Fekitanoni, REVERE des
Osages and MassouriteS
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-23
suRosTTe At "A COUNTY FAIR.

Among the Fat Porkes, Jsrsey Cows
and Cochin China Chickens-His Netea
Phocion Howard takes to himself the
credit Of helping Bob Burdette in his first
reportorial assignment. They were both
In Peoria, and Bob had written one VI
two things for the papers, but had never
had any regular work. The county fair
was being held, and The Transcript
wanted an extra man to do IL, and Bob
was given the assignment. II was a
pretty big job for a green hand, but Bob
went at il in . conscientious way. He
poked the fat porkers, and punched the
Jersey cows and Alderney calves; he ex-
amined the Cochin Chinas and sampled
the fruit and vegetables. Then he
strolled to the race-trsck and attempted
to master the situation there. All this
time his notes. hastily jotted down, were
accumulating, and by the time he was
half through the list Of prizes he had
scribbled over ream Of copy paper.
Il was very hot, and Bob sat down un-
der . tree and began to decipher his
memoranda. The more he looked at his
notes the more confused he became until
at the end Of an hour he WAS unable to tell
whether Cochin Chinas were pigs or
ducks. He was about ready to blubber
with vexation at the thought of making a
botch Of his first assignment when along
happened PhociOn. What on earth are
you trying to do, Bob" asked he. Bob ex-
planned. "IIet me see your notes" said
Phocion. Bob ruefully handed over q
great wad of hieroglyphics. Howard
looked At the notes . moment and then
into ribbons. Bob gave . howl OF alarm,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-23

The Engl;sh. stimulated by Russian en-.
terprise In the same direction, are begin.
ming 10 talk seriously of railway from
Europe 10 linda
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-23
Creeping Up the Bloant t.in Sides.
San Francisco Bulletin1

Ten years ago if any one had predicted
that hill land In California, well UP the
mountain sides and covered with chap
paral, would be covered with vineyards
ard orchards. most people would have
rut no faith in such snticipationA But
Ioday one sees the vineyards and orchards
creeping up the mountain sides from 900
10 2. 100 feet high. and some at even
greater attitudes Dwelling houses are
perched upon elevations where . few
years ago no one would have taken the
and as gift under an agreement to cul-
tivate It These new vineyards and orch.
ards are the last to &c overtaken by any
Of the pests found at lower elevations
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-23

9F101 AL
BARGAINS !!
Trade has been brisk
with me and why 2
Because | am CLOS
ING out some special
BARGAINS in OVER
COATS---better values
for the money you new
or saw, and why7 Be-
cause they are odds
and ends, and as a Gus
toner expressed It,
they're ringed,
streaked and speckIed
and like Joseph's coat
of manv c0l0rs. !"
BLACK, BLUE and
BROWN BEAVERS,
CHINCHILLA and MEL
TON 0vERC0ATS, pro-
duced by the best mills
in the country. We've
lined Worsteds with
satin sleeve lining,
made to sell for $22,
now take your choice
for $i8; my loss is
your gain. There is
but a few left, and
why hold on to them,
or carry them over
till next year. But If
that is still too high,
III give you one for
less money. Yes, If
you want trash, III
give you an 0vERC0AT
for S.; that's poor
property. ! find a few
goes a great way with
US. Let others blow
their trumpet long and
loud, they can't under
sell me.
! have - moe
very nice CHILDREN'S 81
0vERCOATS, that as.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
must be seen to be ap-
preciated.
! might say a good
word about PANTS, but |
! have so many to talk
about and don't know
which one you want to
hear about.
GLOVES and NIT
TENS, Underwear Of
all kinds, Neckties,
Silk Handkerchief
Cashmere and Merino
MufAers. Give me a
look if you are in need
IF clothing and ! will
try and serve you we'll
at the |
J. . kNOTES
GLOBE;
CLOTHING HOUSE, |,
s East Main Ntreet.
SPRINGFIELD, O. ~
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-23

ana We feea impfoSoo' uoush 'so'e - oo'''
ssderaDae faync In tne uPpcI Psa~ yet
c,s &C.,, a. ..,... a. ,raa..
e0so1s"u "ss e'o'' '''o
ssand tnat ne WIZ give no fosso"s iof NE
removal OF officeholderA what! upon
compulsion? II reasons were as plenty .
bl.ckberries, I would give no man reason
op co,ppu,s;or,
'he news ~ o"'er'
- N, - -
Inc nooSe ,% ~ Ac ~ '0''e -
usual u io c'oeA 'n. n'oens
The kepuoiicans OF New foIk are having
row among themselves u Aioeh!.
Bradstrcefs summary reports no material
improvement IN business f0r uie week.
Archbishop Elder is expected home In
Cincinnati from Rome early In February.
A crusade against prostitution and other
vices at Washington c. IL, o., has met
with good results.
At St Paul yesterday morning the mer-
curry ranged from - to IS degrees below
zero, the cOldest of the season.
Sam Jones' revival mestinss are awaken
ing yre.t Interest MT only in CINCINNATI
but throughout the surroundinr country.
I.s ~ S,.h..,.,a ~ r,s,.,d
evangelist was arrested, while ON .
drunken spree, for selling mortgaged prop
erty.
Next Thursday January %. will he oh
served as day Of prayer Throughout tn.
limited States and Canads for COLLEGES. stu
dents and Young Mems Christian Associs-
tion.
S.,,.. .;.., =. c..,
c...ns,s 80 ~. n.a;s ~ un... T.-ss.;....;n.'
.. oos VI :n..,..r :so 0n" ..a.'o O .. .ss'ns'
OI - ... uss VIC "'' '''"'''e''
~. i*" ~ u..s'
Inc Edgsf thompson Steel WorEs nus
oarg. started up yesterday morning only 10
close down again indefinitely, owing 70 Ia
oof oisasreements.
The Diplomatic Corps was given dinner
BY the President last night At the White
House, Il being the second series Of statt
dinners Of this season.
Nearly s., 900 in gold, silver, and bank
bills was found stored in oyster cans, &C..
in the garret OF an eccentric old farmer OF
Adams county, O., now dead.
n.vtor n policeman h.s ,,,rr.,, o,,.
.s an sv.n~.,;ss nd i crs.s;ng gr.st w.
Iig;ous exc;,e,n.nt A. osho,e ~ Ha II.
coII.r;nv .onvarts hv tn. .s,ora
...,.s -, -,
s 1.e -, 'n'neis olsc.l.'on :. So,uii-
yus S.uAs, 49, nsoau.'3n .u u Mse saoPssI su-
- h..ss.,..a,, r.,,,h.;Is., -, Po,,.i-s
tn. p.v,. ;,v.,.;ra,;, .,.,;,..,. h..
.a;n,r,,aj ,,,,;I T,.ssss., sn,..s - .h.
,,,,,,t,..,,s 80. .hi;s-sS,s - a., ho,ua -, ,.,.A;
n.ss .o.,s, Co,o.'.I n~nS,;,, s.;,, on i;,~.r
j., W.sh;.r,.,,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-23

Cleveland has given the senate 10 under
stand that he will give no reasons for his
removal of officeholderA ''What. upon
compulsion? II reasons were As plenty ~
blackberries, would give no man reason
On compulsiOn..
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-23

The Cleveland PIdin-D Dealer suggests that
no checks at any bank, no check-stuhs any
where, no papery performance Of any kind.
will be found BY the investigating COM
mittee on Payne. The Plain-Dcdler dag
noses the inner consciousness of such rascal
ity with the skill of an expert.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-23

But we csuterixed nine Of the viruleni
pustules the other day with . hot poker
and We feel improved; though there is con-
siderable Payne in the upper parts yet
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-23

The nre department Of New Yerk cify
b TO b supplied with sak wssss.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-23
Bridal Presents.
t(hieaO, Han~fH1

The gold engagement bracelet is becom.
ing as popular rs the engagement ring.
only Diamonds. rubies and pearls are
used on these bracelets The old super.
stition ab<Ht the pearl that it brings bad
luck as wedding gift. seems to have
gone over CT tirely. and now il is said that
emer.lds and sapphires are the -uncortu.
nate stones to give for bridal presents,
although they are highly fashionable q
gifts any day later or to any body else
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-23

Alexander Sands's diplomacy is now
needed at Columbus, to persuade the Gin
cinnati Gangsters to quit the senate without
any bloody row.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-23

The buzzard which was belled in Jones
county. Georgia, before the war il still
ling around the state. Ii was Identified
the other day at Dawson. Euzzards live
to an immense age. and in most Of the
southern states it is misdemeanor to kill
them They are further preserved b. the
supe stition among the negroes that II is
bad luck 10 hurt them.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-23
In The Days of ths Slave Trade.
(vhicaRO Herald

The export Of slaves from the Mozsm
bique coast from 1907 to ls47 amounted
to 5000. 900 souls In the palmy days of
the foreign slave trade the bishop Of the
diocese, seated on marble throne, ban.
tised and blessed the gangs Of slaves q
they passed. shsckled. TO the shore for
embsrkation.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-23

whn the democratic party want 70 Get up
. job again they should leave clerk Val
hndigham out of the scheme He is too
fiorid and fiustery. There is too much blood
in his head. He is liable to be too previous.
II Vallandigham had not protruded himself
bullheadedly into the brevet presidency of
the senate last Wednesday, the proceedings
might have taken another and more decent
looking turn for the party. A little diplo-
macy on the part Of some democratic sena-
tor. IL vaIlandigham had perceived It to be
consistent with his duties to wait for it.
might have placed the minority in the revo-
lrticnary attitude that the majority now
finds itself in Vallandigham swept diplo-
macy off the floor and put his party into
nOcket 81 a
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-23

Poultices Of tar sppissi to the solAs og
The fest are c0mmend-' s~ '.aarsaA .:
cure f0S Ehsumstism.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-23

Fnncis Murphy is having regular Pen
tsoost Of temperance conversions at Youngs-
- Oisie.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-23

Xenia yesterday sent up delegation OF
eight to the Intermediate Convention II
Columbus. One of these was . poor bui
disrespertahle printer. He forged IN ordel
ON Mr.. Chew, of the Xenis Gazette, fol
board at the St George hotel. He was ar
rested on the 18th Tuesday. was indicted
BY q special grand-jury, arraigned. and sen
fenced on his plea of guilty on Wednesday,
and yesterday was on his way to the pen :
tentiary for one year. No lsnguishing in q
Xenia jail for the printer-man.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-23

''0ne would think, to read the republican
papers at this time. that their editors had q
6aA case Of rabies. s."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Yea IL il this.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-10
3tuei gpttpn>W eltbGfen.

@an3 t~reffenb nennt ber in Stem Srz
leans erf6einenbe rSimes Oemofrat"
Sic oftinbifde 0afenftabt 8ombap bas
Nem Orleans bon Snbien. 9iefer
8erglei9 itimmt in fofern, mas bic Bee
oeutung beiber stdbte aIs gaumnol=
@rportbdfen anlanat, er bintt iebo6,
fobalb man bic 8erarbeitung ienes
probuctes gu @epeben unb fonfigen
6abrifaten in Betra9t aieht. 8ombap
III ni1t nlir bur9 feinen 8almmoas
Export elm iebr gefdbrli6er &ipale bon
Rem Orleans unb Der amerlfanifhen
l5tbfaaten iberbaupt g%etporben, fDnz
bern es beginnt ieBt aud tur9 feline
umfangrei9e Baummoa Spinnerei
unb Weberei Der europdif9en urb ar,es
rtfanii1en Snbuftrie g%oncurren5 gu.
MAIDEN.
unfere @ibftaaten erportiren aur
robe BaummoIe unb perarbeiten bie=
ielbe nidt ielbt, pdbrenb in Snbien
ole 8aummoa Snbuftrie in ben
leBten Sabre gang bebeutenbe Gorts
i9ritte gema6t bat.
SIM perflORsneu Sabraebnt bat fi6 bic
3abI Der Spinnereien, Der 6pinbeln
unb Webfhible in Snbien mebr als pers
Doppelt unb in Golge bierbon bat bic
8ebeutung Gombaps als 9afens unb
Snbutrieitabt bon Sabr gu Sabr 3use=
nommen-eine SbatiaGe, bic fi9 bon
NetD Orleans ni1t ~bebaupte1 IdBt.
SSn Der 6tabt felbft unb ibrer biretten
lmsebung beftebsn ni9t ueniser als
8aumpol Spinnereien,
b. +. bic 0dlfte aler in Snoien beffe>
beuber berartiger unternebmungen unb
omar nit 1883, 800 SpinbeIn aus Ell.
ner @"efammt5abI bon 2, 262, 900. tpel6e
d~berbaupt in Snoien i'm @ange ftnb
unb 12,068 Mebffiible - ober breioier.
tel bon allen bort in Sbdtisteit ifebens
ben. 4ur3, 8ombap if ntdt muir ber
beoeutenbfie g%rpOrtbafen Snbieus, fou=
bern aud befIen bebeutenbfe 8aumtpolz
LEM anufactur=@ tabt. Dier liegt Der
tpunbe Bunct in BEN 8erglei6e bon
Bombay NIT Sem Orleans ober FONT
elmer @tabt beg Stseus. Sober bers
felben = einerlet OBJ Stem Orleans,
Mempbis, @barleiton, ia aud @alues
non ober San Nntonio-bieten fd oies
ieloen 8ortbeile, fie ale liegen inmits
ten elmer relhen Cotton. &egion, aber
ma begniigt id bamif. bic 8aummoQe
gu probueiren, fd'dt fe fort. unb ibers
ldBt es benz NorDen ber Ser. Staaten,
.ober benz Nusfanbe, aus ber 0erarbeis
tung unieres proDuetes 3ebnmal unb
butt0ertmal reidern @eminr al 3tehen,
als benz iiibftaatli9en Garmer bic @rs
3eugung beiieben einbriugt. Daftir bat
er na9her bas 8ergniigen. fur bic aus
feiner Baummole gefertigten @emebe
Hub @efpinufte re1t bobe preife gu
aQhte1t.
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G.. &. MIner.

2O5 Weft : @ommercetraB e,
bdlt elm groBes unb febr aemdbltes 2as
ger Don s apeten. &puleaur,
Silberrabmen unb 2eiten.
unb ferner neben 3ei6nenzM aterialien
a1er Mrt. Garben unb u # r l.
4ers Materialien, DEFENDERS
ertig gemif6te
n, bic beften unb biligiten i'm
Marfte, bi. unter boiler @arantie Der=
fault perben. Genfters unb Spies
geIaIas unb anbere in biefes Sad
i1lagenbe Nrtitel; porin Serr Miiaer
sbas gr6Bte 2ager i'm Weffen bes Staa.
tes bat. Mnftrdse aus benz 2anbe mers
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-10

li6feit gu benfen. ndmli9 an bic Der
wenbung Der 8unbes l1eberf6ihe
su @unten Der s in3eIf # aaten-
fei es mad Nrt Der Blair. Bill. ooer in
irsenb elmer anberen eutlaifenoen Weife.
Mn bas Nd9itliegenoe benft man itets
3uleBt, unb auBerDem lit es bic gebei=
llste 2ebre Don Der StaatsfouDerduiz
tdt, tpelde es ben Oemofraten dig elm
Yerbre9en eri9einen laFen piiroe, fi9
in elmer 10 einfa9en uno babel 10 tes
gensrei9 m~irfenoen Weiie auf benz Sis
lemnla 3u'3ieben.
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sf aetne aeber aeftSrt2

Nuu = bann 1T oein gan5er 0rgas
nismus auBer Orbnung, bas Blut uns
rein. Der Ntbem pioerli6; bu leibet
on 3Dpfmeb, fiiblt bid mutblOs, rter=
pbs, baff feinen Nppetit, feinen gefuns
ben 51iaf. I'm e6limmerem por5us
beugen, nimm fofort ! @bl6fel oOl
g simmons tner Regulation
unb 3par tdgli9 8 nal elm; ct pirb
alsbaIb Qeber, 9drme unb Nieren in
gefunbe Sbdtigteit feBen. Sd empfeble
bieie Nr3nei allen meinen Greunoen, oa
i'd perf6nii6 ueiB, OaB er ale 2ebers
befdwerben unb ~nerDDien Gopfihmer-
serl beilt.-M. Merritt. Beberlp, q. s.
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California aSeine.

perr 8. $ Meper. Wbolefole &
M~efaiIbdnbler in Meinen, Ilamo pla3a,
1T Dor &ursem BON feiner pierter Gee
i1dftsreiie nod Galifornien 5uriidges
febrt. St fanrt iebt feline 2unben unb
Gamilien nit ben beften Sorten BON
CALIFORNIA; einen uub reinem Sraus
ben,B ranbp perieben. &einen @aIifors
mia glaret perfauft er bic @a(lone-$1.
Bort unb anbere unberfdlf9te Weine
linb ftets bel Inn borrdtbig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-10

- Die IL. Serie BET Berar Building
& 2oans %Nfociation lieet iegt our Inter
f1rift pHen. p~erionen, tpelde Nttier
gu unter3ei6nen wini6en, tDolen aul
Der Office Der genannten @efeaf9aft,
Scr. 81, Solebab Street, oorfpre1en,
Nur cine bef9rdnfte Nnaabl bon Mftier
ptrb ausgeseben.
Sobng. O9e, Sefretdr.
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Bur Notis. fir sers@erte.

8om i. Mopember 1886 on tperben
ale 6euer- gerfiderunss pOliceu nur
mad gin3ablung Der prdmien in cash
abgeliefert.
6annie $. GIorion, &.W. Sap & Co.,
%. u. BDnpnse, u. Mope,
Smith 6 Co., Jran3 @lmenborf,
81. u. Ooung, Sbos. s. 8raop,
Mgenten.
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MM

g. S. Gor & Co., go. 266 CONF
rteree : StraBe, perfaufen bic feiniten
6errr= unb Damer : MobetDaare1, foz
tpie @1ube umb Gleiber gu erfaunli9
biIigen preiien. I'm gefdligen Beiu9
miro qebeten. 27,9,tum6M
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: fir Grf6Ituuo. 6uffen. fura hi

Sur grtdItuns, Suffen, fura ole
St6rungen Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
tpel6e lei9t a~usBebrung berbeifibren,
IT fein Mittel 70 auperldifg, ME bea
@berrp.p ectoral bon Qner. Sn olen
gemDbnliben Gdlen perf1afft er iidere
9eilung; unb tper am Mtbma ober an
Der aus3ebrung. felbff Hart enttpidelt,
feiost, benz gepdbrt es eati6ieoen piele
grlei9terung.
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@eneroI YouIquaer unb brei an.

- General 8oulanger unb brei ans
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