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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-06-13

s@An accident which came near de-
priying Howard Paul of one or both
his feet, took place yesterday evening
near Paul & Jacobs shop. While load
ing a heavy piece of iron work on a
dray, the team started and the iron
falling struck Mr.. Paul's foot. BY
good luck it only hit the edge of his
boot thus tanning him slightly instead
OF crushing the foot as it might easily
have done.
~Dr. Van Scoyoc's practical talk
on Longevity at the Y. M Z. a.
ROOMS last evening was listened TO
by an appreciative audience. In open
ing the doctor spoke of the pleasant
fact that the average length of life has,
under improved sanitary conditions
| increased from twenty one years in the
seventeenth century, to forty-nlne al
the present time. He showed how we
ourselves can do much to lengthen oul
lives by regular habits in eating and
sleeping, etc, and 10y being very
clearly in the care of our bodies. lie
pointed out some of the evil habits OF
the day that are tending to shorten life,
especially those practiced by young
men. While making 10 claim to being
a lecturer, The doctors talk was enter
tanning ard Instructive.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-06-13
Brought up on a Rock Pile.

The Salina papers relate the end of
a chapter of incidents in which an Abb
lene hoodlum has ended a brief but
meteoric career by a term on the rock
pile. Hank Struble, goOd-for-nOth-
ing youth of nineteen, who would not
work. went to Salina with his parents
several weeks ago. He there induced
a girl, Kate Brown, to elope with him
and the pair, accompanied by a crony
of Struble'S, fitted north to Benning.
ton, then with livery team over to
Clay county. There the team and girl
we're abandoned and the boys went
back to Salina. The girls father
brought her back to the paternal roof
and the horses were recovered by the
liveryman. The next escapade of the
hoodlums was free fight for which
they are now pounding stone on the
streets of Salina. They are bad LOT
all around and we hope Saiina will con.
tinue to be their place of residence.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-06-13
Of Interest to Abilene.

The fight that is being made to
secure to all leading cities of Kansas
the same privileges that are granted
Wichita has become general. Abilene
has as good a right to special rates as
any other city in the State and out
business men and city council may be
able to secure them if the right course
is pursued. The following call has
been issued:
At meeting of the representative
citizens from Fort Scott, Arkansas
City, HUTCHINSON, Emporia, Topeka,
Ell Dorado and Salina, held at Topeka,
June 4. 1889, 1t was resolved to call q
meeting to be composed of delegations
consisting of five persons to each dele
CATION from all jObbing and manufac-
turing cities in the State, to be held at
Topeka, in the board of trade rooms,
Wednesday, June 26, 1889, at t p. NJ,
for the purpose of effecting a perma-
nent organization to protect and pro-
mote the manufacturing and jobbing
interests of such cities. Each jobbing
and manufacturing city in the State is
invited and urged to send delegations
to said meeting.
Papers of the State are requested to
publish this cali.
[Signedl J. n. STRICKLER, Topeka.
L. B. PEARsAL, Fort Scott
S. w. CAMPBELL, Hutchinson.
S. MATLOCK, Arkansas City.
G. L. TURNER, Emporia.
j. NJ. GRIFFITH, Emporia.
G. r. UNDERWOOD, Salina.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-06-13
Another House Burgled.

When Coroner Geo. HoisingtOn went
home last night he did not expect to
have his residence plundered by some
sacrilegiOus hand before morning, but
so it resulted. On goingto the kitchen
this morning the family found that 1t
had been entered by some one on burg
ling intent, by means of q window
reached by a Chair outside. The rob-
Der had investigated the contents OF
the room thoroughly and departed TAX
ing with him a bowl of cherries and a
sack containing q dozen or two eggs.
Just what the villain proposes 10 dc
with his booty is hard TO surmiSe.
''IIois'' says that in the future nc
burglar need take the trouble to enter
his home by means Of a window for he
doors are always open and there is
nothing to steal after entering. More
than that he says if anybody wants
cherries and eggs, the former grow OF
tree back of the house and the hen
lays in the southeast corner of the barr
so that future depredators can take
their plumber without running any
risk Of awakening the family and being
made immediate subjects for the coro
ner's operations Business in that line
is dull and Hois wouldn't wish any
thing more than to sit heavily On the
body of burglar.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-06-13
The Institute Closed.

The Sunday school institute which
has been in session in the Christian
church under the management of the
Rev. F. D. Petit, of Topeka, closed
last evening after a well-attended and
interesting meeting.
The sessions have been held for three
days and the work has included dis
cussions of all parts of Sunday school
work, from the arrangement of the
room in which the Sunday school is to
be held to the proper methods of teach
ing the immortal truths of the scrip
lures.
Last nights session was particularly
interesting, the subject for discussion
being Lesson Helps" Rev. Petit
and Rev. Sharpe gave talks on the
topic which was also further discussed
by 7. II. Malott, DR.. T. B. Ross, A. K.
Perry and others.
Miss Martin, of Norton, Kas., read
an interesting paper on bringing up
the young to properly recognize the
divine truths. And there we've other
good features; the meeting was en-
livened by good singing as have been
all the sessions.
The meetings have been largely at
tended and have resulted in much
good, both in interesting outsiders in
Sunday school work and in instructing
those already in the field in the best
methods of handling their classes.
Mr.. Petit may well be proud of his
work, and much credit IS also due to
the local members who have given
time and thought to the matter.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-06-13
Treasurer Dewey.

The duties of treasurer of the State
Sunday school association having be-
come too Onerous for Mayor Lebold, he
having so much other business to at
tend to, he resigned the position this
week. The executive committee at It's
meeting in Topeka accepted the recOg,
milton, though 10th to lose Mr.. l.. from
the citizenship of the association, and
appointed I. E. Dewey, of this city, as
treasurer in Mr.. Lebold's place, The
selection is a good one; Mr.. Dewey is
an enthusiastic worker and will dc
much to advance the interests of the
association.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-06-13
Damaged by Hail.

The hail did considerable damage
Friday night to wheat in the north part
Of the county. \ strip of country
through Cheever township about one
mile wide was badly stricken, a mum,
Der of wheat fields being injured. Hail
is about the only thing the farmer need
fear now; but for that the wheat crop
is safe.
In Sherman and Fragrant Hill town
ships the storm was more severe than
elsewhere. Mr.. J. II. Kirby lost all
his wheat and much of his oats. a
barn was blown down six miles east of
Industry and two horses injured.
Every piece of wheat and oats in the
two townships mentioned suffered
more or less. In Rinehart township
hail also fell in large quantities. John
Taylor loses nearly 200 acres of fine
wheat and several other farmers are
sufferers.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-06-13
a New Coroner

The county has new official by the
appointment of Edmund Keller, of
this city, as coroner, vice George Hois-
ington resigned. The change was
made yesterday. Mt is suspected that
the strain was too much on Georges
mind and hence he threw up his very
lucrative(?) position. Mr. Keller is
well known as man of probity and
good Judgment, and the appointment
was an excellent one.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-06-13
Music Teacher.

Mrs. Sarah A. Thompson, st. Louis,
No., teacher of THE ART OF SINGING
will conduct summer term at Enter
prise. Mrs. Oh. Hax-Rosatti, Of st.
Louis, says; Mrs. Sarah A. Thomp.
son, who has been one of my pupils, is
competent to give thorough instruction
in singing" For terms address at En-
terprise. SEAT
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-06-13
Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused
such general revival or trade at Sha-
ler's drug store as their giving away to
their customers of so many free trial
bottles of Dr.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. Their trade is sim
ply enormous in this very valuable
article from the fact that it always
cures and never disappoints. Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, and
all throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can test it before buying
by getting trial bottle free, large size
81. Every bottle warranted.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-06-13
For the Sufferers.

We learn that there is a movement on
foot to get up an entertainment by
home talent for the benefit of the
JOhn5town sufferers. Mr.. ii. Z. Bone
brake, manager of the opera house,
very generously offers to donate the
use OF that auditorium for the Occa-
sion, and it is likely that his offer will
be accepted The REFLECTOR will do
its share toward the worthy cause.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-06-13
W. z. II. S. Convention.

The district convention of the w. F
n. S. Of the NJ. E. church, met in Clay
Center, Kan, June 5th and 9th. Mrs
B. V. Denning, of Harrington, the pres.
ident, is an enthusiastic worker in this
cause. To the corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. T. E. Sewell, belongs the
credit of the success Of this meeting,
said to be the best of its kind ever held
in the district.
Mrs. B. V. Denning was reelected
president, Mrs. Rardin, Mrs. Lock
wood and Mrs. Havermale, vice-presi-
dents; Mrs. Kirby, of Junction City.
recording secretary; Mrs. Reynolds, of
Clay Center, treasurer.
Q n
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-06-13
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Germs. and al Skin Erup-
tons. and positively cures Piles, OF nc
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by G.
c.. Shaler.
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-06-13
Weekly Journal and AgTiCQltUriSt,

This is gem for the farmer and his family.
SIXTY-FOUR COLUMNS OF selected matter, chosen
for its adaptation to the wants OF great constit-
uency, it is without peer OF its own class and
no family knowing its value can afford TO be
without il.
The Farm, Garden, Household, Market and
Telegraph News, Stories and Contributions On
various topics, all are embodied In its quota of
good reading
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-06-13
VALUATIONS RAISED.
Several More Abilene Merchants viii
Paw More Taxes.

The board Of equalization this after
noon made some sweeping changes in
the valuation of stocks of merchandise
in this city. The Hirsch stock had
been put by the assessors at 81 900. On
Monday the board raised it to 81 500.
This was protested against by the other
merchants as not high enough valua-
ton, and the result was that whole
sale OyerhauliDg was made of the re-
turns. There were number of the
merchants present and lively time
was had,
A motion was made to reconsider
the motion fixing the valuation of F.
l.. Iirsch 81 Co, at 800. The orig
inal motion, fixing it at 81, 800 was
then put and lost.
On motion the following valuations
were then fixed on the several business
firms in the city of Abilene, and the
clerk ordered to make the changes:
L. H. Faulkner Co. FROM. 3. 500 to 5000
Hodge Bros. 5000 to $500
+. l.. Hirsch FROM. ................. 1000 to 2C(
McFadden Bros from................ 1900 to $50,
;. ROthschild from. 500 TO 50
Finley Brewer frOm-.................. 600 to 70l
Geo. W. King being assessed in Lin
coin and Grant township, the board
ordered the assessment stricken from
Grant township roll.
The board is still in session.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-06-13
More Assessments Revised.

The board of equalization this morn
ing took up again the matter of assess
ments on city merchandise stocks.
The following assessments were agreed
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-06-13
Farmers, Attention,

Do not give your order for binder
or for binding Irvine until you see
PrendergaSt.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-06-13

The board adjourned until Tuesday
morning when there will be an oppor-
tunity for further consideration of
assessments and rehearings if neces-
SaTV
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-06-13
HANDS UP.

Hands up.' whispered Cooper, and
as two cleaning barrels were close to
The fellows face, up they came. lie
was marched down town and put i'll
Jail TO ruminate until morning. On his
person was found lady'S fine gold
watch, pocketbook, keys and num-
Der of trinkets. He also had part of
a loaf of bread which he said he wanted
TO eat
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-06-13
AT JACOB AUGUsTINE's.

The first alarm given was from the
home of Jacob Augustine on North
Broadway. A telephone message was
sent down about 10 O'Clock for the
night watch, Marshal e. W. Cooper.
On going to the house he searched it
thoroughly, bnt although plenty of
tracks could be found and the intruder
had been in the cellar, 10 one could be
found. The family was much fright
ened but after the search were induced
to retire and worry no more about the
matter. They had heard the burglar
plainly and there is no doubt but that
he had been in the house; nothing,
however, was stolen SO far as could be
ascertained.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-06-13
CAPTURED AT LAST.
a BURGLAR ARRESTED WHILE
COMMITTING HIS CRIME.
Four Houses Entered Last Night
and Considerable Property Stolen
Marshal Cooper Arrests One Man
he Valves Examination and viii
Have a Speedy Trial.

Another chapter in the long story
of Abilene's burglaries was given last
night. The capture of one of the chief
actors therein made the event of more
than usual interest and awakened con-
siderable interest throughout the city.
The fact that four houses were entered
and at times which made it impossible
for one man to have done all the devil
try lends more evidence to show that
an organized band of thieves exists
here.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01

lRusere bleo nosst frit 2auo at faa Der,
meoens iorNisliss Sernbauelinier MI sop let
Gosaug til ubpre Siooer al frit 2ano Lam
sere mob Yeit, iom MI en- lib bsneroa 2ano'
issernes SpmRrtipmbeo paa fig. Saale'
BEG Tom oa oisis Trafter til / noseu lib at
li9se / Esopauoet. Nsn / ben ierere Gto,
iioen Serrbauerne tom beriue, er after be-
spnbt en- leon Snouauorina, os ii9r er ben
sset pua De iibite Gor, iaa bet bel lite p,I
tnse lao ret lang Glib, fsreno bet beeite af
9anoet er cp.js5t Of pirielise SettIere, %
bpao Der er isien, er itsset til en- bsi Tris.
Ru, bet er life netpp iaa meset forat paas
fpnoe SnopanorinSen bertil, at les Ifriper
bette, tbi ben iommer moi aliseueI, ipm bet
er for ON mulist at biorase liot til of faa en-
snitelis Siluetit til pore npriie Settlementer
Der.
Zen aIsrtsrite Eel Of be samle Settlere
Der er norife. Ten ienere Snoudnorius bor
piitHoi oslaa braet oS eroel Rorom9no, mel,
o9iaa en- bel Gel al andre Rationaliteter,
ii9r oa Sfotlpnoere, men osiaa SrlRnoere
% 9pitere. Nu, oisis 5olt er bel bra not
men ri peo 10 bog, at bet er al ooeroroentlie
tor Setpeuins irrlis for Dor %iociole, aanoe-
lige % tirteli9e uooitling, at Ri norite er iaa'
bit mango iamleoe paa ct Steb, of ri pirfe
Zig fan uorette np6st / oisie Senieenoer. Ser
er anlRs til ct al De itsrre nprIfe Settlement
ter / 9anbet. Get er iaa at ii9e fun Stelet'
tet, Tom er oounet, % bet trRnger lin lib.
fploniu9. Ser Dor noriie ipreote lao ont
trent ooer belle Gountpet % tiloels IND / Na'
BIO gountperre meo fore uiettleoe StrRt'
nirger inoime1Iem Dem. Stuloe M alt bette
9ano msuem os cmtrins be nprlfe Settlers
for gts. bliue opiettlet Of irite &atbolifere
iaa oil bet pGre bGiit befiaselist. Yerper
piloe bet nprIfe Settlement bore ppiplittei
ps bets 8raft til ole 3ioer fnRftet.
Soao ri oa Der snIfer, er lere norift
S~ettlsre, os oisie fan oa Der oisieli9 bpoes
5oroele, iom be tanlfe for en- for Gel maatt'
iaore / onore npere 9ra'ter. Solicit Der er
bet belle mteset bpsselise, sieiiri % bi9lp
iomme - ia, Der fnnbe csiaa tilfsies 9orue'
Iise, ba 9ruffenfab iaa omtrent ct bleper
affafet, iihen Brpbibttion blep inbfsrt.
(Sluttes.)
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01

isrit sfter 6 9asss Grreit, ben i~tdttels
Rano ri 9oo at rsiie tilb1se til Baris
for after at tOmms unoer 2ssebsbanes
ling.
Sistif bar, bsoer bet, ben ombuls'
rsnoe Gutumatisme life p4rst Obieroes
ret unoer en- iaa flor os tarafteriltiii
Sorm, ON emo oenne eienoommelise
R~srpeipsoom, bporuuoer ct Wsnnsl'e
tan iorstass Zig nne Ting tilipnelaosnoe
i alosles paasen 9ilfano, men uosr
8soifbeb, isorist bar paret tonltateret
osiaa fsr.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01
oar olii RarIe Co., Winu.

ret Rpate at Der er sannet ct
Irvine, % at bsune trust oil OPP
Ta' ;.r ma Irvine til forben utlenete
apis bette 8pste meofsrer Sano
sI's str Sormerne sribe til 6orbolosresler
y # Il yeis siaIp til at binOs msO saan0sn
s.-r,tsn, men / iaa ailfaloe maa Sesene
iar straaet bliper tsrt. Seq tror
Hn .,r At aarms,ne burDe ilaa fig iammsn
T., opret.et en- 5abrii for "2ntue", t.
up;rneopplis eler DEBORAH, iaa Noros
ss,iro funoe fpripnes meo "3pine".
',sr man, at Der ct miobels fort eountp
a ,oSo sorntere ps Der siennemiritlis for
wv .Ipine" for 2e Dollars buel, siter
5.rt pr. 9unp, bIiper Der for ct eountp
|.smN. "a / sRtnnsiOta er II eountps Oa
~, 9Oo9 900 Gplnrs, altiaa oper to gtil.
...- "a tommer Sopas til, bliuer bet
-.,s 4 til 5 MiaiOner Dollars, iom tetalss
Wv, for Stsiina auriis for oisis 2 statsr'
, grrppa sr 0psiins life mere emo 5 eaer
ne gNurbet, men Der er peo bBi geItpttsl'
.S.Is al Mpu. pol,iterne isrset ior, of Jar'
wv, raa betale for "3wine", bpao be for
.,,r. Get bar forunoret mig os Nnore,
!, n, ber Qanoet, bopr Der er iaa pratt
H. % ppiaoiomme Soil, lille Tan cpfinoe
~, "a biligere StpHe til at iorfaroise
[-rfuss al. Cube bet life saa on at ia
.,,,r, spsTuq at Yomulo eIer en- Slanoins
gomulo 90 Manitta eler Siial. SER?
s~,rrsr.T oreniu9sr ps Gserbruss. goas9er
[r,ps uaiaa pirte til at sisre 5armerne, inn
[n,t iom malist, uafbGnsise Of "2ruits",
p1opclrter os asenter. Sarmerne os ben
AVA, Grbetoertlasie er Nationens ajGrne,
, SsHauoi9e Snrtrantninser Warnings
r,,sn bsr life tuules. gni9beo slsr ft9rf'
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01

o. ler, so7rleoss nafte Ssf Taar til. soos
a'oer' ns' Suie; bdures 7iSer, irasn gpo.
ming. 8o
6reeborn Renisbso bttjenes of u oaurerus
s. A. yluisafer os g. Y. Senieu. bsooe
"esel n'otlare os tro Sielsisrsere; ben
leIl'e bar lntolsrtio for fin 8 lbreos siuls
=, S,nter naattet ioretase en- Reireationsreiie
til california.
aet Seofe, en- Nanb fan bape Yaa fin
6arm' ON man er / Nso for yanb, bet er en-
tubular well os en- 2ecorab Stnomsue; fra
oet Sfeo, buor jss Dor, fan ies ie 10 giuo.
meuer, al Dem er be Ter fro 9scorab, % 9Gs
er e1ise ON, of be er be bebte. q
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01
8srtteuefe I>btS 81 1e<>
&efren.

u bnfier at Iasse bore R~ebbersere toa
1frrte, at pi I Here Var bar iolst Tr. Rtn8's
New Discovery for Tarins os d.. 3tns's
New Life Pilh, iarat Budlen's Nrniea Sal.
ae % electric Bitters, % ui bar alsrts foIat
nosen 2ese.N ibler, Der faa fuIoiomnetieen
bar tilfreosfilet BubIifum. VI faar rae
til enboer Eib at sipe ttlbase Beusene, bStS
tie N%npeuoelien of bisie Nioler bestrter
beIoise uofalb. 9isie Nibler bar sunbet
beres fore Hopularitet peo beres 5ortiene'
Rer Soae8 bos 8. 8. Woatsomerp L 90.
%
@sgeantalet hos en- StortorIf e,
beresnet til at ubsisre 81 Wi1ion.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01
Nnrora. Steele 60. Minn.

alrora, Steele 20, Ninn.
0r Rsouttpr!
.'m lf9 inoienoer 81 25 for en- np Gbon'
vi jig beoe Saskatchewan ON Elaos for
[Sa'e oto: Seq bar boIOt "Yoiten" MI
sat' %, iaapiot ies erinorer, fom Der
p",'GeH trn 2 gremplarer til bort BuIt
: ven Sang, men MI fommer Der en- S9l
F0sf u9e, iaa TOR, at mon fnopt funbs
.aAn' Tor Mr, Resipns @ulcpense / ben.
~,a S'lGnoer ia9oe npIig ba ban ian
.1' stprrelie: Soften" must be a pa,
~" Is worth the money, os &et bapbe
we're unStarle er saaet til Satota; b
YEN oeio cs 9ptts paa geitens Bro
~SOeNoe at lie benz tilbase. fsi be Tom
"Vt' Ssperipenoenes enslise Sitting
suu lie uOtratte be mango eaisrs met
~ass sOrreipunoance, DO ies furmooe,
,"''laNust" os "auut 7broubien" M
''s'' en- bel 9sl of oeres 9io.
2eres forburbns
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Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01
NinoesmGrfe I Sentlano
oper fSf9 Mars 6aroltncr.

Soem bar life leIt ON General Irms
feIts ier9elige 1ilbasetus pper De rorIfe
Sislbe? Get bsspuote oeo Nptaarstio
1919 os git fra 9pbalsn paa ben norife
Sibe til Sanbels Sp pea cen %ipenlte.
8eien bar life lang, life fulot s Dtl.
Men tnapt bar 1ropperue fommet cp
blanbt Gieloene. fsreno en- tpf 3anse
iteg pp al Sapet ps beftige Storrne
presiebes op mob 5ielopa9een. Tom
inbbpGsoes / Wsrfe o9 Snersg. Col
baierne itupte uoior alipperne ps for
ipdnbt / S~nebpbet. aaroner os 9ros
maatte e~fterlaoes. Sfo funoe life 9jss
res pp, oa intet Tre, iussn Sulte tunoe
opouses. 5olf % pete IRIS libel i flor
Men9be. pa be ooerlepenoe enoeliS
fom frem til 9uFett Sfanie talte be BLOT
$40 Waub at $3.50.
8aar ben irebelise 8anorer i bore
9ase baner fig Bel Ouer 5ieloet, timber
ban Der % Der Spur al aarolinernes
@rape. Sntet aors, insen Winoeiten
piier bog bet Steo, bpor oisie, be tap
reite blanbt be tapre, itreo fin fiolte
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itterlis 5jelpiturmene BABE uopiifet be
ibfe spor af beres uanielise SOilsiteb.
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Dpforbrins til of reiie en- Winbeitette
paa en- BERTH Itittst Bfabs / Semtlanb
for be Sabine. Dpforbrinsen er llnoers
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i~tjerua, R~issantituar Sans Sitbebranb,
8 bertlsitnanter E s. &root, Sesper
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os y. Gebisu.