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Miscellaneous News Notes.

NJ. c. Hnyatt & Co., a lumber and plan.
ing mill firm OF Detroit, failed.
The Highland en- bank. lately failed, is
paying 10 cents on the dollar.
Snow fell to the depth OF fourteen inches
near Clarendon, Tex, in the Panhandle.
Simon Cox is dying in Indianapolis from
the effects of a wound inflicted by Charles
Mitchell.
The st. Louis Stationery and Book com
pany failed. with liabilities OF $l5O, 900
and assets $4,000.
Bishop Jones, OF the Mormon church,
has fled from Utah to Nevada with his
prettiest wives. He is afraid OF prosecution.
The superintendent OF the Kansas City
public schools reports u total enrolment
OF l0,oS1 pupils aud the attendance ut 90
per cent.
Articles OF incorporation have been filed
at Springfield, Ill, for the Gentralia& Ches-
ter Railroad Company, having Il capital OF
S1,500, 900.
There is great excitement at ElizahetTT
port. N D.. over the closing OF the sewing
machine works, and it is probable u com
promise will be effected.
Samuel D.. Clay, q prominent lawyer OF
Grand Rapids, Mich, has sued Enos Pat
nam, n rich lumber merchant, for $4,000
Tor alternating his wifc's affections.
Memorial services in honor of the late
Gen. George b. Mcclellan were held at
Chicago. The principal speakers were Rev.
Arthur Edwards and Bishop Fallows.
The Northern Pacific issued a circular in
structing agents to refuse shipments Of ar
dent spirits, wines or liquors It any points
on the eompany's lines located within In
dian reservations.
The United States steamer Dolphin left
her anchorage in the Irooklyn navy yard
and headed out on her trinl trip. She will
call at Newport. II. L.. and will then go
south. Her cruise will last sixty days, and
during that time her merits aid des,eritl
viii be carefully noted.
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Kisses by Mail.
rom the United States Mail.

From the United States Mail.
A young Postmaster Of a village
Post Office was hard at work when a
gentle tap was heard upon the door
and in stepped a bashful maiden OF
10 with a money order, which she de-
sired cashed. She handed it to the
official with u bashfulsmile, who after
closely examining 1t, handed her the
money! it called for. At the same time
he asked her if she had read what was
written on the margin of the order.
"No.I have not" she replied, 'for
cannot make it out. Will you please
read it for me?"
The young Postmaster read as fol.
lows: 81 send you S3 and q dozen
kisses"
CHANGING at the bashful girl he said:
"Now ] have paid you the money and
| suppose you want the kisses?"
"Yes,' she said, ''if he has sent me
any kisses ! want them too"
1t is hardly necessary to say that
the rest of the order was promptly
paid, and in q scientific II at
that, and eminently satisfactory to
the country maiden.
After she arrived home she remark.
ed to her mother: "Eh, mother, but
this Post Office system OF ours is q
great thing, developingmore andmore
every year, and each new feature add.
ed seems to be the best. Jimmy sent
me a dozen kisses along with the mon
ey order, and the Postmaster gave me
twenty. 1t beats the special delivery
system all hollow
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-01

Judge r. II. Nelson, OF the United.
States District Court Of Minnesota has
rendered q decision inyalidatlng o
mortgage, foreclosure and sale Of a
homestead, before the issuing OF a
patent therefor. The property was
sold under the mortgage, and the title
enured to the benefit OF the mortgage
a year, at least, before
er3 had rtsidedthe timerequired blythe
statute. Section a OF the homestead
act provides: NO lands claimed un.
der the provisions ofthischaptershall
in any event become liable to the salts.
faction al any debt contractor prior
tothe issuing Of the patent therefor
This decision does not affect mort.
cages made after FIVE years residence,
but prior to the issuing of a patent.
For such cases, in another decision,
the court held that he was entitled to
the patent, and that the government
held the patent in trust for him, and
that he had the right to mortgage the
property at that time. The first de
cision u very important asst has beer
the t,stemittInap yYcasesitath North
sysst,t to mortgag elhomesteadpro
70 the expisation 81 five years
residence.
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News of Foreign Lands.

In France the telephone rate is 20 cents
for five minutes talk.
A typoon in the Philippine islands de-
stroyed 4,4oO houses. Eighteen lives were
lost.
Queen Victoria recently pinned the rib
bon OF the Order OF Bath on thirty-two
gentlemen.
Some London journals predict Il boon in
gold mining, owing to East India and South
Africa Developments.
Earl Fitzwilliam has granted the tenants
on his Irish estates a reduction of fifty per
cent. OF their rentals.
Montreal sports are about to spend ST.
500 on a tirst-class toboggan slide so as to
have some fun, in spite OF the smallpox.
About 81, 200, 900 OF gold has been cx-
tracted from the Nova Scotia gold fields
between Yarmouth and Canso since 1882.
Stephen Barker Guion, the well known
ship owner, died suddenly from apoplexy
in Liverpool recently. He was born in New
York in 1920.
By fire in Montreal McDougall, Logee &
Co. lose S100,0O0; Lockarl e. Co., dry
goods, S25,oOo, and Adam Darling, china.
ware, S25, 900.
A special arTny circular, Just issued from
the British war Office, shows that the to-
IA VI bte ftEIly lS -VI,4Jl
OF all arms, and 23,T20 horses. Total es-
tablishlnent OF the regular and auxiliary
forces combined, GIL, 196.
Dudley Franco North, the earl oil Gull
ford, was thrown from his horse a few
days ago while hunting, and has died from
the injuries received by his fall. Lord
Guilford was only thirty-four years OF age,
and was u Conservative member OF the
house OF lords.
Information just received from Koa
Chung, province of kwong Tung, China,
states that q war has broken out among
the l~ieishhoring villages OF Ko and Ju and
that both places had been destroyed in the
conflict, aud nearly o people burned
alive in one Of the sacred temples.
The government grant to public schools
in England has risen from s. ,S13,o55 in
1870 to $~S,S40,7o0 this year. Second
fees have increased from So, GOO, 900 in
1870 to over l6, 100000 this year, and
voluntary subscriptions nave increased in
the same period from about So, zoo, 600
to Sd, TOO, 900. ~
A newspaper OF Turin says: Louis Kos
snth, the Hungarian patriot, in an inter.
view declared that Austria ought to pro
mote the growth of independent states in
the Balkans, and ought to cede Bosnia
and Herzegovina to Servia, so that Servia
might have no cause for jealousy Of Bulga.
ria. He believes that n war between Russia
! and Austria will result from the pre- sent
complications.
The st. James Gazette, OF London, says:
"The effects of the fall in silver are still be.
ing felt i'll stimulating exports for India.
Observation-Disclosures is q good demand for
remittances. We understand that m ad.
dition to direct rcrnittances from London
a considerable amount OF silver has been
| sent to India thia vaar lirpcf from San
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Washington Gossip.

Charles Utter, OF Winona, has been APP
pointed to q place in the government
printing office.
The Rutland Herald says that Gen. w.
w. Henry Of Burlington has sent in his res
ignation as United States Marshal for YER
mont, to take effect Jan /.
1t is reported that Mr.. Randall has de-
cided to press Il constitutional amendment
which will authorize the president to veto
parts OF an appropriation bill, which he
may consider excessive, without defeating
the whole bill.
The employees OF the New Haven post
Office, excepting the postmaster and car
riers, have been notified from Washington
OF a reduction in their pay to date from
Dec. I. Thehighest cut is So in the salary
ofthe chief clerk.
Western senators are receiving letters in
crest numbers urging them to oppose the
confirmation ofLand COMMISSIONS Sparks
because of his recent rulings. Mr.. Sparks
was confirmed by the senate az comrlis-
sioner OF the general land office onthe 25th
day OF last march.
The bill introduced in the house by Mr..
Browne OF Indiana, granting pensions to
survivors OF the Mexican war, entities all
fourteen days with the army or navy OF
the United States in Mexico, who have
reached the age OF sixty years, or who are
suffering from disability.
The nomination OF Thomas Jennings as
Indian agent at the Green Bay (Wis.)
agency, will probably be contested. Jen-
nings was appointed. it is claimed, upon
the recommendation OF Mrs. Gen. Sher-
man, on the ground that most OF the In
dams at that agency are Catholics. A
half-breed member named Miller is here to
refnte this statement, and has filed charges
against Jennings. Miller claims that more
thar two-thirds OF the indians at Green
Bay agency are Protestants.
Senator Manderson's bill Tor the reorgan-
ization of the army is similar to the one
introduced by him at the late session, and
Endorsed by Gen. Sheridan and the secre-
tary or war. Itgiyes each regiment OF in
fantry twelve companies, instead OF ten, us
at present, and three majors instead ofone
to be promoted from the captain of infant
ry. Each regiment will be divided into
three battalions of foEr companies each,
under command CT ~ major. wliichwill bea
matter OF great convenience, Tor the army
as at present is scattered among 80 many
small posts and %garrisons, and has so
much dead timber lit the top.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-01

A census of Berlin, which has just
been completed, showsthe astonishing
population of 1,316,3s2. This puts
the German capital on a level with
New York city and proves that it is
growing much faster than the Amerie
can metropolis. In 1917 Berlin had
$4,000 inhabitants, and in 1857 the
population was only 100000, where.
as New York had 8O5,eoo in 1860
In 1871, Berlin reported s25, oOop PEG.
pie, while New York had 941, 600 the
year before. Fiveyears ago New York
had advanced to 1,2O6, 600, but, at
the rate of increase between 1870 and
1S3Oit would not have over 1876.
600 inhabitants now. 1t will be seen
that the German city is steadily gain.
ing and is already almost even, and
its increase bids fair to be as rapid in
the future as in the pas5.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-01
Tor writing slightingly of the Prince

Tor writing slightingly Of the Prince
andPrincess OF Wales and the Prin,
cess Royal Of Sweden, a Swedish editor
must undergo four years of penal
servitude and an additionalimprison.
ment Of IA months, besides paying a
heavy fine. In denmark, Herr Horak,
editor of the Poiitiken, has been sem
fenced to six months Imprisonment
for insulting King Christian. tits no
wonder that people are having such
countries for the United States where
the liberty OF speech and of the press
is entertained by official dignity.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-01

the bishopric OF Nebraska and Wyoming.
He. as u bishep OF Debonar, had charge OF
the vicarate, and is now made bishop of
the jurisdiction.
News has been received OF the death in
Paris OF w. w. Tucker OF Boston, who
owned Il magnificent cottage OF the Cliffs at
Newport. For several years it has been oc-
cupied by Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt and his
family. Mr.. Vanderbilt made repeated OF
fers for it, but they were refused, and at
last he purchased THE Breakers
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-01
General News Condensed.
New Northwe.tern Nominations,

The president sent q large batch of APP
spointments to the senate on Monday the
21st, which included several in the North
west. Customs Collector Gnernon Of st.
Vincent, Collector Horace r. Moore OF Du-
inth, Adolph ::Bierman, collector OF in
ternal revenue, and District Attorney G.
N. Baxter were the Minnesota nomina-
lions; G. K. Delaney for district attorney
OF Wisconsin, r. s. Kelly for marshal OF
Montana, L. K. Church, associate jus.
tice OF Dakota; w. II. White, district at
torney Of Washington Territory; Herbert
Foote Beecter. collector for Puget Sound.
Among the Iowa appointments We're By
Webster, internal revenue, Third
lowe district, and w. E. Thompson for
Second Iowa district.
The following northwestern nominations
were sent to the senate
To be associate Justice OF the supreme
court OF Dakota, l.. X. Church ofNew York.
To be receiver OF pnplic lands Mt Yankton,
r. n. Ziebach. The Yankton receiver.
ship is not what it once was. 1t is said it
paid Chandler last year 81, 1000. 1t is a
ma ximum office which secures $1,000,
and the special fees must be in the neigh
borhood OF $1,000. Mr.. Ziebach would
have but So, 500 as governor, and been
Obliged to wear n swallow-tailed con- and
spend twice that entertaining.
rESptASStotS lit llC III
district of Minnesota; II. b. Woods, dis.
trict OF Duluth, Mimi; John Flanagan,
Southern district OF Oregon II. L. Butcher,
district OF Puget Sound, w. r.
Attorneys of the United States-George
N. Baxter, distcict OF Minnesota: A.. X.
Delaney, Eastern Wisconsin; William ii.
White, Territory OF Washington.
Marshals OF the United States-R. A.
Kelly, the Territory OF Montana; William
II. Desmuld Northern district OF Iowa..
Collectors OF Customs-Iowa, Byron
Webster, Third district; William G.
Thompson, Second district. Minnesota,
III. Bierman.
The president sent to the senate the fol
lowing among other nominations to post
masterships, being new appointments:
James v. Eesson, Evansville, Wis; A. B.
Keith, Denison, Ia; William 7. Smith,
Oskaloosa, Ia; Oscar b. Hartman, Halnp-
ton, Ia.
The postmaster general appointed one
fourth-class postmaster in Dakota, and
twenty in Iowa.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-01
Dealt Of VIM. Pitt Lynde Of Wisconsin.

Hon. William Pitt I4ynde, one ofthe most
eminent men OF the Wisconsin bar, died at
mis- residence in Milwaukee, aged sixty
eight years. William Pitt Lynde was
born at Sherburne, N. Y, December
1G, 1917. He received an academic ed
ucntion, and taking u full course OF study
Mt Yale college, graduated with the highest
-honors as class valedictorian in 1888, in the
autumn OF 1871 remoyedto Milwaukee and
began the practice OF his chosenprofession.
In Is44 was appointed attorney general OF
Wisconsin, and a year later resigned to be-
come United States District attorney for
Eastern Wisconsin. In 1S66hewasin the as
sembly, and in 1869 asstate senator. He
was elected to congress in1S74 and r%c-elect-
ed in 1876. and was one OF the most prom
inent and influential OF members.
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Important a. Q. U. ". peo1.ion.

Des Moines (Iowa) Shine. The most i'm
portant decision rendered in the Iowa SUI
preme court was in the case of the State OF
Iowa ex rel, Graham w. Miller, the court
oyerruling the petition of plaintiff for IL re-
hearing. This is h%eftinous A.0.U w. cas-,
and the result is the innl victory OF the
state over the supreme branch, SO far as
the litigation in the Iowa courts is con-
cerned. The decision was a source OF re-
~ioicing to the Iowa wing OF the fraternity,
and il is said that Col. Godfrey, master OF
the state grand lodge, will bring injunction
proceedings to compel the other branch to
drop the name A. o. u. w.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-01

The enormous wealth Of this coun-
try in respect to agricultural and
other natural products is illustrated
by the report OF the National CATTLE
and Horse Growers Association, re-
Gently in session at st. Louis. Ac-
cording to this report the association
represents the owners Of as, 5000, 900
cattle, 10000, 900 horses and an in
vestment Of u, ooo,o oo, 900 capital,
OF an amount Of money considerably
in excess OF the national debt.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-01

Two hundred years ago, in 1885
William Bradford arrived in Philadel
phia, bringing his printing press with
him and armed with a letter from
George Fox, the father of the Society
Of Friends. who spokeof Bradford as
"a sober young man, who came tc
Pennsylvania and set up the trade o,
printing Friends books" "A fewdays
ago the event was appropriately cele
brated in the city of Brotherly Love.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-01
Personal Gossin.

Capt. L. T. johnson al indianapolis. who
caused such u sensation by killing Mai.
Henri, the scducer, died in Georgia Of lun.
troubles.
Joe Jefferson has concluded to leave his
elegant home at Saddle River, n. j., and
to reside permanently in his Louisiana res
idence.
Rev. Asa Turner, the pioneer Congrega-
Stionalist minister of Iowa. died at Oska-
loosa. He MAS eighty.three years old, and
has been preaching in Iowa since 1913.
Right Rev. James O'Connor, vicar apos-
tolic, vicnratc Of Nebraska, has received
official notification vi the establishment Of
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-01
Queen Victoria. at Windsor Ca.

Queen Victoria, at Windsor Castle
personally invested Lady Ran
dolph Churchill with the insignia
Of the Imperial Order Of the Crown OF
India. The ladywho was born Jenny
jerome, daughter Of the well known
Leonard Jerome, Of New York city,
has now been the wife of Lord Ran
dolph Churchill nearly twelve years.
1t is generally believed that much OF
his political success is due to the ac-
tive aid and inspiration OF his brilliant
and ambitious American wife.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-01
Another Letter From COMMISSIONS
Sparks.

The following letter, received at the
Mitchell, Oak, land Office, explains itself:
Register and receiver, Mitchell, Oak. Re-
.,crring to your letter OF tho 18th inst,
transmitting the application OF Amos d.
Thomas to contest lash entry S,974.
Michael Fleming, you are advised that u
pattern was issued on the said entry Dec. s,
1884, and the application is therefore de-
MED. You will SO notify Thomas. re-
quiring him to submit evidence he
may have to offer OF the fraudulent char
ncter of Fleming. Should he submit evil
dence you will forward it to this office with
your opinion thereon. The matter will
then be further considered, and If found
expedient, it will be presented to the sec.
rotary OF the interior with a recommended
ton that the department OF justice be call
ed on to have u suit instituted in the
proper court for ~vncating the patent.
(Signed) WILLIAM A.. j. SPARKS,
Commissioner.
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The census Of 1880 gave Chicago
5os,1s5 population, and now that
pity claims population Q fabout7 oo,-
O(lO.
Chicago gets $1,000 300 for a pub
lie library fronlsth heirsso OF Walter u.
Newberry, who a~ssesseaGshe largest
individual estate Ia that cts.

1t is come time since the death by
stoning of Stephen, the first martyr,
but d very similar sceneo occurred in
Pennsylvania village recently. A
church quarrel divided the community
into two fierce actions, and this hos
tile feeling eliminated in an attack on
q Professor Yates, who was a leader
Of one party, BY . mob, who stoned
him 50 savagely, that he was fatally
Injured.
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Record of Casualties.

Water broke through a mine at Nanti.
coke, Pa, and it is feared thirty miners
have been drowned.
AT Chicago, Oberne. Hosick & Cos. four
story and basement hide, tallow and wool
warehouse aid store, corner of Michigan
street and LaSalle avenue, was burned with
q loss OF $3.50, 900.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-19
Nadset- Agemtttr
FIR Sic Nc1ffSMe MeiMSOOH.

Ste l1nter,et6n.teu b~etSrbern Badete bis AT 100 9funb
mad SeutfdIam0, Ccitreid, GGtneoen' SteEs
GOegem, 9Gnentart uuO Der S6lDet5 gu pen reseH
EdBi9en BON Der 0eutIdbeu NetdBSpoRsUerWeS
tune ieitseiebten Nreiieu.
@benlo beior9en bieIeIben MaarenIenouH9sn oon nHs
mad allen GbeiIen @uropas uno Ameritas 81 Zen btntS'
zen Staten.
GenIeI, Bru6mann & &prbGdjer.
27oo y Wiuinm Ctr. Sem Jort.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-19
ST.. 0fabwah'8 reauliren0e 8ilen,

Oos beribmte Sebers unO Wtogenbeilmittet, u0nts
Obne 8~et9eidma6, elegant nit iaBem para sIacirti
p~ur9tren, re9ultren, retutgen unb fraftiger,
H@ 8ea6te bic fotgenbeu Spmptoms, wet6e Don
GerDauun9Slei6eu berrubren: @eritopiGng, innerlthe
6dmorrbotOen, SlutanOrang mad benz &Opfe. iaurer
99SSassH' Nsbeltstt' S09SrennsH' SgIosr%taen 9e8sn Oas
t[opfen, Elm @efIb[ bs Grittdens beim 2ie8en, 9ez
i6wG6te Sebfraft, 9uutte ODER Gese nor ben NugeH,
Steber unO S9mer5en i'm SOpfe, ungeuissnber S6metB,
@elbbeit Der NugeH uub bel 6aut, G6mer5en III Der
Settle, Der 8ruit, ben glteOern unO pl5gltde 9lntbpelz
len. @sntge Ooien uoH 0toopap's 4IIen 6elreten ben
30rper Don alien oben ~erwGbnteH St0runseu.
prcts 20 Gts. ole S6a6teI.
gu BADEN bel allen 2lpotDeterr.
Sian leIe: 80 br nm D SaIi9".
G9tde cine Sliefmarfe an u q 3 10 & Co., $50.
80 Q5orren Ctr. gtep 9orF. G 8eIebrung, Eauz
Ienbe pom Dollars werth, miro Dir batIr aWSei3tdt
werbeu.
g1 oas 1ubIifunt.
Mean ~perIanae nur &a6wop's, un6 i~ber;euse
F&, bob Der Same rGabpap" f9 auf Oeu, OaB man
faltft. beftubet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-19
R. R. f 4 ~. y ~

ftiut mad elmer etrutalteen sranbtideu &nwenSuns
teOen S9mers ~tnnerbalb elmer bis Swan5ts gttnnteH.
23te beiti8 unO petntsenb Der Sdmer6 and ietn mag,
alag er pom Gbeumottsu1us itdulmcn, mag Der Srante
oOsr rsuralgii6 iein, GuOpap's OteaOp OteItef miro les
fort 2in6eruua ~opmShrpu-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-19

unb ale 4erlonen, peI1e ourdp ibre etsene IHootItdDs
ti9e unS tn0riG1te Sanbtungeu, gu tr8eno elmer SS
bensperiobe i@ bic Hblen Sol9en 3~u9e3oSen bGbeH, bic
thinner Der llebertretun9 Der Gotur9elese auf benz 6uBe
tOlsen, foaten iogtet9 ben %berilbmten Or. @larte coniulz
tireu. @ergeBt utdDt! 9serODie SramfBetter Omit
Dber obue ErGune), obsr Cuff dftutg uno WerlNGs
Der gterOeH 8etp0It merben lUifenid1nftIt6 ourS
ueue WtetbOben nit nie periosenOeur @rfoIs bsbanOeIt.
Ey-@s bIetbt f6 slst6, maS sic benust bGbeu obI
tuer Sie r~riuttatIos bebaHbelt bat.
eSY@Dte SdlredIidett elite pon GGbbtItS uns
ouen 8i1tt= tittO @6utzS r1ntbeitet peroen gang
ltd ausoerottet obne Quedflber. 9eOenff bab BE-
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Ober unrt6tts ~bebanbeGt, elm Stud fRr Sas ieBise HaS
Rcntmenbe 9eible6t lit.
Gw-9lUe ann atiirIfGcn GttIeertttget en- UerOeH
prompt, obue StSruns in Der 8eruispHi6t, eebetlL
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trauemSOoH. 9tlter attO Grf9brutg fttIO ptdD'
tts. Gtne 9eIGbriebeme @Granttc fitr $eiitHS
miro III leo en- Mnternomrhettet TaIe 8e8eben.
Rd~ QetOeaOe BON tr9eub elmer d~DroUtI@en
&ramfbeit ioGten bic Geidi&te nuo Spmpton1e tbrsE
srantbvtt 6eutIt6 I6reiben. SoIde Sane, wet3e Inbsrs
Ntd1t fMriren fouuteu, UerSeu b%rtn9enb seIudt.
ey- S6tdt spei 9otm arten fir bertsijntte 2SerSs
nber dbromiiGe, nerO5ie unO entp ftnSItdIe Sronts
beiten. Sbr babt cine erI d. OPT Sptnptortens
Iebre, aus wet@er Sbr cure ei8enen Safe ituStreH
tSnnt. @oniuGtattonen, ~peri0nlid ODER brteft6, fret.
Spre6t ben alien 9oftor. SGuienoe fnrtrt.
Offices Mno ~G8rcdsfntmer prtoGt. Sbr iebt gfies
rtquS aIs ben Doftor. @~ouiRtttrt ST.. SI1rte eRe SbT
euren Sail Scenario a~nuertraut. Gin freunOlt9er Brief
ober gefu6 mag ~tiufttses 2eiOsn uub S6anbe perbhtes
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uub l6rstbeu Deutia. &orsIfrt Srtsfe:
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