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HARRISON AND MORTON
The Standard Bearers Of the
Republican Party for
1888.
Harrison Received the Nomination
on the Eighth Ballot.
Hon. levi u. Morton, OF New York
Chosen for Vice President.
The Nominations Made Unanimous
Amid Great Entbusiasm.

CHICAGO, June 25.-T'he t5tvantioh
assembled today and was opened
by tile ,ista, prayer delivered
by Rev. DR.. Edwards, editor St !he
Northwestern Christian Advocate. y
ballot was Immediately ordered which re.
suited with hut little or no citai'se from Tic
fifth. AS the roll was called for the
seventh ballot it was evident that Harri.
son was gaining ground, and at the con
clusioh Of the roll call on the eighth bal
lot it was announced that Harrison has
received SAC votes and was the nominee
After The announcement wtis made flagf
and pictures of Harrison were wGvibg ii
the air and delegates cheered Justify fol
nine minutes. On motion the nomina
ton of Harrison was made unanimous
EX-SENATOR HARRISON
was born at North Bend, hamilton ceunty
O., August 90, 1888; received classical edu
cation, graduating at Malmi university, Ohio
1852; studied law, removed to indianapolis
Ind, and settled in the practice of his profcs
sion: in 1850 was elected reported OF the su
preme court of the slate; eptersa the Unto,
army lSG2 us private and rose to tile iai.
of colonel and brlgadicr general, serving un
til 1865: while in service was reelected re
porter of the supreme court and, after leaving
the army, served four years in that position
was IN unsuccessful candidate for governo,
in 1876. In 1879 was appointed !, tuhr',bcr O
the Mississippi river commission: was eleete,
a senator OF the United States from Indian:
!or the term of six years from March 4, 1881
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LONDON, June % The intelligence from
suakim recently that white pasha had male
bis appearance In the Bohr- o.! Ghu2el pro.
vnccs With large force of men has given
rire to endless speculation in England, It's
suggested by some. WHO haze never been con
vinced of the death of Gen. GORDON. that chat
officer has escaped from Khaftoup', and that
the white pasid;t cunning the mai;di SO much
anxiety is lie. Others inciitle 80 he beiilt
that Edmund O'Donovan, the famous ar
corresb bondcnt Of the London Daily News,
who Is generally supposed 10 have perished
with the Inflated expedition Of Gen. Hicks, or
possibly st'rte 't.elubes Of f'asha llicks' force
which has been kep} IN Confinement by the
natives, and who has now escaped Is the hew
| found pasha. Still another, and perhaps
more plausible explanation Of the cNisten2 2e
| of this white man is that Stanley has jour
ncyed to Emin Bey, ANA that together the cN-
| plorcrs are forcing their way westward.
Further news Of this mystical parsonage is
| awaited with the greatest interest Letters
! received from Herbert Ward, who has been
with Major Bartellot, and Nh9 is uow on his
way home, state that there has bcen taQrfn
saiIering among all of Major Bartellcts force
aud at one time they were near deaths door
on account Of the scarcity of provisions
sixty nine men, Ward said, actually did starye
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KilIcd Her Hushand.

EAy CLAIRE, Wis, June IS About two
weeks ago mysterious veiled woman arrived
here from Milwaukee, and took rooiiis at one
OF the leading hotcis. She refused TO remove
her heavy black veil even when at meals aud
would speak to nobody unless obliged to, and
finally left the hotel. After living in two or
three houses she settled down in a cottage in
one OF the principal residence portions of the
city. filling the house with costly furniture
and displaying large r5ll Of greanbGcks in
making purchases. She sat regularly all
night on the front porch in large red chair,
and in the morning went into the house,
closed the bli DIS and lighted lamps in each
room, leaving them burning all day. Her
peculiar conduct had become the talk OF the
town, when this evening she was heard
shricking about the house that she had mur-
dered her husband and that his spirit was
pursuing her. The neighbors could endure
it no longer, and complaint was made to the
county judge. Two physicians visited the
house to-night and reported the woman in.
sane. She has been placed IN charge Of the
sheriff. 1t appears she is Mrs. james Bennett
of Milwaukee. She says SHE had lived there
seventeen years and has son and daughter
| there. No one here had seen her face TIL to
night. She Is good looking woman of So.
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He Got His Lust nucs.

SYRACUSE, Kan, June 29.-Waiiacc Mitch
cll had his preliminary trial before Justic,
Waggoncr yesterday. He pleaded guilty tc
the murder of Oscar johnson aud the ut.
tempted murder of August johnson. He re
pcatcd The story Of his crime with The utmost
sang froiG and as If il was IN every day uc
currcncc AT the conclusion OF the TESTIMONY
he was rc,,. endcd to jail until The Ssptetnbc,
term uf court 1re cold ht3"drd rectal "i
his ficndish deed by the ,rIsonr, ha'! an eA
citing effect on the people and eTefyalhre' -.
tn" STREETS Knots of men wcie gathered, vttl,
him as the there oi conversation IT waa
easy to see that storm was brewing Api that
summary justice was 10 nc vls!tedon the man.
After dark matters cane more 10 focus, ana
sbsrt midnight n eojyo' men Humhesiag 3
hundred or moe gathered around the water
tank, and under tae lead oi d Japiain pro
cceded to the vicinity of lhe lAil and DE-
manied admittanrc of TIE sheriff This hv
refused aud declared his intention To
protect his prisoner at all hazards,
Tie tits"ns seefncd 10th to make
any assault on tic sheriff bt,, ;4ere none the
less determined to have t!icil iaGA. Two men
were again sen! to demand the heYs sut tht
sheriff was gone A number ofthc ussailoHtz
started In bot pursuit Willie Others wont for
railroad iron to batter in the doors. The
sheriff however, was soon oTerhauleI, bat
another delay occurred. lie hRd thrown tha
keys away After shU,t delay they were
found, the doors unlocked and the euiprit
brought out. He was taken directly to the
place where the murder was committed and
given sll the time he desired for prayer and
confession.
lie entirely cHoncrated Oscar Johnson from
completely in the 10 .r'ier mud said the sheriff
Of Los Animas county, Col, hclied him tc
make up the story. He then made his les'
prayer and at about the hou: be killed the
BOY 80 4. iil.--,.,"e g lifciess corpse from
the cross tree of telegraph p5lc, ai'ofell'f
crime wss the murder of littio boy u years
old and the attempted murder Of his
father fnr money and The cndeaVor to hnpN
cate anu'her rnat in the hideous crime. The
verdict Of the people susiaihs the lynching
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Cherokee indian Lands.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, June 2S,~-A special
from the Indian territory says: Tie Chcro-
kec legislature met in extra session at Table
quah yesterday. The meeting is called To
consider the lease of the Cherokee strip, a
body of land embracing g, ,0Oo, ,o00acres, which
in 1883 was leased to cattle syndicate for
300, 900 yearly. The land will probably be
leased for term Of years Mt $3.50, 900, several
parties being anxious to secure it. The
Indians council at Fort Gibson. Cherokee
Nation, adjourned yesterday afternoon. 1t
was the most important gathering of Indians
in many years. The resolution which wa
taken up Thursday last, relative 10 the uuiti
cation of all civilized natons was fully con
sidcrcd for four days and unanmouS,
adopted. The principal champion of the
measure, which was proposed three days ago
Is the Hon. Pleas Porter, one of the ables
Indian statesmen OF the day. The IT easurt
provides for one common council, with com
mon laws and officials, in which all the tribc
| shall tavs us I presentation.
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AY.JUI N6,1S

into committee of the whole on the taritr bill.
Mr.. Diugley moved to strife from The free
list rags and the motion Vas lost.
Paintings in oil or water colorS and statu-
nTy not otherwise provided for were stricken
from the free list.
A motion to strike from the free list
stones, unmanufactured Or unaFessed, free
stone, granite, sandstone aud all building o.
monumental stone was reiaclei
Motion to add Photographic Iuint paper not
albnmenized Or sensitized to the free list was
lost,
1t was agreed to put primuline on the free
list.
The clerk then proceeded to read the duti-
able portion of the bill.
Mr.. Dingley OF Maine moved 10 Levy luty
OF 10 cents cask on linc sad ii Was lest.
Mr. Adams of Illinois moved to strike o,lt
the clause fixing the rate Of 2utv ou lctiuod
gi;ccrne at ccnts a pound. This led to a
long discussion aud Mr. Adams amendment
VAS finally rejected and the committee rose
The house concurrcd in the senate amend
mcnt to the joint resolution extending thc
appropriations for thirty days and then al
jourued
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A strange Disappearance i.

CHIPPEWA RAILS, wis, June 2s.-T. f..
Gross, of Portland, Ore, left that city for
Chippewa Falls about week ago, and up TO
last night he had rot made his appearance.
Several tclcGrams from Portland have been
received by his brother, Eagcnc Gross, OF
this city, ipqui,ing whether or not M had ar
rived Mr.. Gross thinks his brother las h"yp
fouliy dealt with, as tho body ei an unknown
man was found in Minneapolis yesterday
answering to the description of the missing
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-06
DAKOTA

DAKOTA
Memo wants an electric light plant.
Bob Bnrdette will lecture in Bismarck
July II.
There is corn In Turner county which is
said to be thirty inches high
The citizens of Arlington are talking
strongly OF procuring street sprinkler.
The small boys at Desmet make life miser.
able for pedestrians by indalxing in pony
races on the streets.
The Alexandria youth who can't curve a
ball doesn't stand very high in the estimation
of his companions.
The slungshot nuisance is abroad in Tyndall
and the determination of small birds will
soon be accomplished
The Wesleyan Methodists have pitched a
large tent IN Aberdeen and will hold services
therein every evening for three weeks
Planknton has all of the necessary ap
paratus for extinguishing ares and now wants
some one to organize g cpapany.
Yankton is In another s>Assn Of song. A
troupe Of colored yocslls.s kas opened serle,
of entertainments on the street.
The Woonsockct board of health is wagip.
war on rubbish heaps and filthy pens. Tel
orders to abate nuisances were issued at on
meeting.
Horsemen at Rapid City are busy preparin:
for the turf events to come next fall, and al
who own alleged flyers propose to have thci
animals in good shape for the races.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-06

HoLpnooE, Ariz,, June ~ A sheep aer'ei
named james Bailey became involved in u
quarrel with Sam Ferguson, young son Of
the owner # the ranch, and chastiscd the
youth Young Ferguson went 10 the cabin
and got cleaver, with which he split Bailey
head who died this morning. The murderer
escaped and went to Mexico
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Grief Causes a Suicide.

FREMosT, Neb,, June 25.-Mrs. George
Powers, living at Everett, few miles horth-
west of this city, committed suicide about
noon yesterday by cutting her throat with a
razor. She was the wife of well to do farmer,
and the cause Of the act Is supposed to be the
report of the improbable recovery Of her
daughter, who is an inniate OF the Norfoll;
insane asylum. The deceased was GA yesr;
~
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I.ihnI Suit for $4,000.

ISpiNNAroiIs, Ind, June 3o.A j. Scar.
Lit has sued the In llanapolis Sun for s25ooo
damages Cor libel. Mr.. Scarlett came here
here lately from Florida, on his way 10 the
Ghiehgo convention, claiming he was a dele
gate. The Sun printeda telegram from Flor.
ida accusing himof falsehood in representing
himself as such,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-06
An Inhuman Brute,

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, June 2S. Lewrence
Russell is under arrest for enclosing his 10
yeatot sen in hpX tour feet high aud
making him stand on his feet Eve hours in
that position; also for syiuG him q a 'flank
aud smearipg molassrs overhis tlee II attract
cics to torture the lad. Neighbors intefered
ana caused his arrest.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-06

THE GRAPHIC

o-fAcks but few months of being the oldss,
ns&spaper in Brnle county.
HAs an advertising medium it ia no, eseel,ea
bs any newspaper in south Dakota.
e-Hss rapidly increasing circulation among
- most intelligent class of people in Brule and
~ adjoining counties.
D-Has circulation second to mono in this or
adjoinining counties, and paid up subscription
list 1t is believed superior.
0-Is lively. spicy, independent, and devoted
solely to the interests of Kmball and Brule Co
evsrybody enioyes reading it. Give it trial
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-06
The presbv,er;an Comet,

LONDON. June 26-The Presbyterian
ecumcnical council which was announced
would open here today has been post
poned until July 8, upon the request, it is
understood and out of courtesy to the
American delegates, many of whom
found it impracticabe to arrive here at
the time originally fixed. There are.
however, large number of the delegates
already here
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-06
THE GRAPHIC.

w-Terms Of advertising nade known on appn.
cation.
s4y-Job work Of every description executed il
the best style and at the lowest rates.
~ Advertisements not accompanied by instruc.
tions will bs inserted until ordered out sad
charged for accordingly.
tB-Short communications on any subject Of in
are acceptable II accompanied By the name Of
the author.
eB-Al matter intended for the ne1t Issue must
bc in the Office ss early - Wednesday evening h
insure publication.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-06
LEVI pA,isnxs MnnrnN

wss born 1t s.nborn w., May il, rsqt; re,
ccivei an academic e,,,!cntiop tncan'e i
merchant in Hanover, n. H., in 1915; re
moved to Boston, Mass. ir 1854; in 1868 en-
gagged in the business of banking in New
York and London, England; he was ap-
pointed an honorary commissioner to the
sentative from New York to the Forty-siytn
congress; resigned in March, 1881, to accept
the appointment of minister plcnipoten-
tiarv to France, to which place he was ap-
pointed by President Arthur.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-06

.'Y.z. shall 7rt y he she
sal foiSing her ar-HE aa& ig, tA
II isrea!ly too sneh 'rJn'le soec @ia
HIM, ts's MS :taaf As a nlsl4s.G - S !tle ao
had rnouthful ot mG-3 \ ltss ~ F he
baTks and spits Is !tgHe 3U ee
tnr engagement for thIt; tr! 'ir pa
sa&e's Gatarri hnuedr. j siJi eur 4iH
completely" 's%,}i, I'll tfli hlh fdoh4tr
to break II oil, for IN ai' otlIr respect 1e'a
quite too charm ngn OF course, cafea his
eatafrh
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-06

Our young friend Asa Adams who has
just graduated al Elliots business Col
lege, Burlington. 10, has secured III e
position in Burlington.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-06
EEBRAsKA,

An euterpristug dealer at Rushvillc manu-
factures Ice cream by horse power.
The Rushville Lumber company is All Or
ganizat!on of the people And for the people
At rost OF se5j the records of Duntiv
county have been examined aud deficiency
of S57U discovered.
The organization of Touring mill com
pany at Hastings was completed last Monday.
The capital stock is $50 0an,
The main building OF the Nebraska Sol
tiers and Sailors home at Grand Island is at
last completed and will be dedicated today.
Little Johnnie Brown is the latest victim
1T Cresco OF swimming on snndas. He tool,
q dive ii Yates pond and came up across the
Styx.
The citizens OF Ord are trying to persuade
The base ball team Of that town not to in.
dulge in Sunday game with the Grand
Island hays,
Pawnec's canning factory is no more. Fire
TOOK 1t unawares. The factory has been a
profitable investment and will doubtless be
promptly rebuilt
According TO Agreement the newspapers OF
Arlington have decided to charge for al
church notices, etc, that have heretofore
been printed tree, onehalf regular rates, ant
job work at regular price.
Ewingis bl, ssed with large number of ac
tors who posssss active ~it Whit appears t,
be suFchargcd with histrionic talent. All sh,
requires now to fully develop stars of the frs
magnitude in the theatrical constellation 4
an opera house.
&for several months past there has beei
considerable stealing in South Fork settle
mcnt, Cheyenne county. The settlers, weare,
Of raising horses to be appropriated by othe
people, organized vigilance committee
Suspecting Patrick Mclaughlin OF being i'm
plicated in the thefts, they strung him u
TO tree Wednesday night and extorted
confession which will lead to the capture @
the gang. Mclaughlin WAS badly strangle
but will live.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-06
Enn NIri..1ilEsinnNA

Levi P. Morton, of New York, received
the nomination, which was made unln
imous
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NORTHWESTERN ITEMS.
IONA.


4 movement is on foot at Battle Creek to
organize horfc brigade FOR the purpose of
marching and taking active part in the com
ing campaign.
The case Of the grain shippers of northwest
crn Iowa before the interstate commerce com
mission il Get fer hearng July 20, at Wash
ington, D. G.
The platform on which Gilmore's band was
performing at Davenport gave way and fell u
distance of eight feet. few slight bruises
was the only result.
The Congregational society of Red Oak is
figuring on remodcling It's church cdifce at
cost OF $1,000 or more, the greater part of
which has already been pledged.
The city council at AlgohA is considering
putting windmill and tank on the well In
tile court yard and securing supply of water
for fire and sprinkling PURPOSES
Black Hawk county is becoming great
horse county 1t is no unusual thing to liud
rom eight to dozen head in farmers field
with half dozen colts in addition.
The placing of injunctions on law violaters
at Des Moines is proceeding with considerable
haste in the district court, and under the new
law the injunction will mean more than form
crly.
| Theodore Thomas, who had engaged to give
a concert at Dubuque this summer, has writ
ten that he has concluded to cancel all dates
| Intervening between his Chicago and St,
Louis engagements.
Geo Lucas of Dubuque committed suicide
last Monday by shooting himself through the
head at the residence Of his mother In that
city. He WAS intoxicated at the time. He
was about 35 years old and leaves wife
| man recently drove up to the city hall in
| Dubulne with basket full of seventeen wear
ocusts which his boy had caught. He wanted
the city to pay bounty of cent per head
which he said some one told him would be
paid.
| The bucket shop at Boone "tolded its tent
iEe the Arab and silently stole away few
days since, leaving number OF the citizens
worse of by several thousand dollars than
they were before the "Chicago board of
| trade" moved to Boone.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-06
SSSTE TIES

RENO POST, NO. 50. G. A r. Meetsa ut Mason
AIc Hall the first and third Wednesday in each
month.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-06
RELIGIoyG.
GoJlTEY cr.rr.-.r.r,-s

1DRESBYTERlAN-S every Sabbath N,
= lG:.o a: M. and 30 p. M. Sabbath school nj
Ser morning service. Bible Correspondence
Nhursday evening. Rev. j. NJ. Boggs, Pastor.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-06

METHODIST EPIsCoPAI4-sorviccs every
9heabbath at 1880 a. m. and 75O p. m. Sab
bath school after morning service Bible Corres
pondence School tunion) ard prayer meeting
every Thursday evening Ladies' Church Soo.e-
ty meets weekly. Rey j. w. Bell, Pastor.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-06

4 movement is on foot at Battle Creek to
organize horfc brigade FOR the purpose of
marching and taking active part in the com
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-06
FlFTlEIH CONGRESS
rfRS1' sHHSsom


SESaTh
WASHINGTON, June 26.-Tie senate pre-
cccded with the consideration d! the lcgsla-
tive, executive and judicial appropriation
bill After some debate, there being no
quorum nresrnf tho Seuate ad ipurneI.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-19

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misoas ben STE ausuit afbolotes en-
imuf lioen Set / Ins Stoo til ggre for
BEN samle Saoersmano ps Gabrelanos
ben 9pbbsl WsGer, Der Dasen / Spr.
oeien bar fommen til Shfeborg, bopr
ban blep mobtasen mso Muiit al 5Or.
iuarsbrsbrene ueb Silfebprs 8anss
saarb, os belle gper bar bebanst meo
9annebrossFac. s Ins iamlebes 8uas
benbrsorene ON 5anen peo @j1itsioerz
saarben, % oerfra maridereoe Tpset
unber Wtuiit / Sfopen, bpor 3aler,
itolen bar reiit. 8aitor 8ruun, 9eurins,
sjennemsit aampene / Ssnoeriplanb /
1864, % %napnlis opelebe ban peo SAINT
pen paa 9pbba 8ante. 2arer NieIien
frl Meeniunb os Iaitpr Gbriitenieu
ira Sabl talte besss mutt for SDnoers
jpberne, Der baooe itore Sranssler at
aiennemsaa os leoebe / Saabet ON, at
5~orlgsningens Dag maa oprinoe os
0annebrog after maa paie paa Tpbbsl
Mslle. 9en samle Yatriut bar beue
get os taffeoe for al ben S9ber, Der
bites bam. Otter at "9en tapre 2anos
iOloat" bar iunser, bleu 5priamlinsen
meb Saoerssiaften fpran fotosraferet,
os bermeo lutteoe oenne imufte file
Set.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-19
II III art
g., Treit iou CpTnoer. Neoe /

IN TreIt ION LpNnoel. 'eeoe
o',uaicelinaen i Maffinbaasn paa
Observation-Disclosures ices ct sanite
ssrfsliot gremplar uf en- Sosn, Tom
n.s In eienoommelise aon%itruftion oa
y. Vf;ne,oa eleaante Tom aparte noieenoe
I%trstter iia alminoelis Opmartiombeb.
49,, or f%onitrneret nf 8aftOr 8ibers
.;IfsbOra bans Acknowledgements
Ser en- 6aarb Spsoom os er laa inebist
n~rottiif fomponeret, at bet oiftnoi
.sstaaenoe 3ilfaloe er inStruHet, at en-
S,nf Brett bar ifuffet fig ct Narn ION
~ nnotio Ipaniabrifant % HateRtbaper.
gUonens 6opeofuroele er fslsenoe;
,,r bar inaen J~priatnins, men be let
S,nraelise sfasler er anbraste ! Siules
rss ga Siebrenes %umlooelbare N9rbeo
~ olninSelise Sosnes turse os tom.
riicerebe unberbpsnins er e%rltattet al
y, steite bsiet Sernltans. en- Grt &ps=
raS, ION afitiuer ps barer belle Soers
ssIsu: peb bisie 5oranitaltninser er Der
.nnoaet en- ~ualminbelis 2etbeo, mn 75O
numb. bpab Der er al itcr Sistisbeo
Sperior Seftene. Gremoeles fan peo
hiplp al sanite iimple os let iperfiatte
Ssnbrinser gosnen umoannes iualebes,
At ben e9entlis repralenterer fire for.
TieIiae 8osue, nemlis: en- alminoelis
8aleideppsrt, en- 8alel6eoosn meo Bag
irbe. en- penOt 8alei6eposn meb Suite.
ipbe us Yasiaoe os enoelis en- Soms
msruuSl meo tire Saoer.
Oct er en- JornsielIe at le Yaitor
wlbera pperere meo i'm Spfinoelie
6urtiat us let oreier os itruer ban, no
iclOer og iammenIaar, ps / ct Sieblil
er gusnen fo%rpanolet. Yaa @runb al
bens furbOlosuis biaise Sris, 1900
ar., oens %itisnne, iolioe 5Orarbeioelir,
pec 6abrifen Stanoia, os iremicr ali
Ssns abiOlut praftiite 8onitruttion for.
tiener ben Opmarfiombeb os llobre.
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