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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-01-11

ESTIMATES of the number of dogs
in the United States fix it at 20. .O0O, 900
and their cost Of keeping at SO, ,O00, 900
per annum.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-01-11

A VERY curious number is I42,S57,
which multiplied by l, 2,3, 4, 5 or 6
gives the same figures in the same
order, beginning at different point
but if multiplied by 7 gives all 9's.
Multiplied by it equals ,S57, mul.
tiplied by 2 it equals 2s5,714, multi
piled by 3 it equals 42S, S,57l, multiplied
by 4 it equals ST., ,42S, multiplied by 5
it equals 7l4,2S5, multiplied by 6 it
equals S57 JAP, multiplied by Z it
equals 999,999. Multiply l42,S57 by
s and you have l,l42.S56. Then add
the first figure to the last and you
have Ia, ,S57, the original number, the
figures exactly the same as the start.
Another mathematical wonder is the
following: 1t is discovered that the
multiplication of 8 s 7 6 5 4 8 2 ]
by IS gives 444, ,444. .444, ,445. Revers-
ing the order Of the digets and multi
ply l 1234567S9 by 45 we get a
result equally curious, 5,555, ,555, sos.
If we take IL 3456789 as the null
tiplicand, and interchanging the fig
ures Of 45 take 81 as the multiplier,
6,666, ,666,6O6. Returning to the null
tiplicand, S7654321, and 81 rs
the multiplier again, we get $685.
1893 ,334-all 3's except the first and
last figures, which together read 81,
the multiplier. Take the same multi
plicand and 81, the half OF 81, as the
multiplier, We get product of 26,-
666, ,666, ,667-all 6's except the first
and last figures, which together read
n the multiplier. Now interchang-
ing the order Of the figures u and
using u as the multiplier and 9 8 I
6 8 43 2 l as the multipiicand, we
get product of 71,111,1l1,11
rs except the first and last figures
which read together y, the multi
plier.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-01-11

AN eastern exchange Gays that
man on stopping his paper, wrote to
the editor: 81 think men ottent to
spend their muney fur paypers, my
dad didn't and everybody said he was
the intelligentest man in the country,
and he had the smartest family Of boys
that ever dug taters."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-01-11

KING Kalakaua will leave the Sand
wich Islands in the spring for visit
to this country. His highness is now
fifty wears old and in feeble health.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-01-11

A coLoRED man found $4,000 in
greenbacks between the leaves ofan
old book he had bought at second
hand store at Paris, Ky.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-01-11
$nsiness Caras.
VIM. A. NEWELL, NJ. ..
OLYMPIA, w. 7

VL MI IN, w . -
OrFERS his professional services to
~ the public in every department OF
Medicine and Surgery.
Office corner Main and Fourth streets
Telegraph building.
Ofice hours-7.to 3 A. NJ; IL to and 6 to
10 P.N.
Residence at upper end Of Main street.
September so, 1887. 1y p5
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-01-11

The Good Templars Of Tacoma are
going TO build an edifice to cost
$4,000.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-01-11

The women Of America expend $S-
OOOVoo annually for paint for their
faces.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-01-11
The Favol.ite

Medicine for Throat and Lung DIM
eulties has long been, and still -, Ayers
Chsrry PectoRal. It cures Croup,
Whooping Cough Bronchitis, and
Asthma; soothes irritation Of the
LArynx and FAuces; strengthens the
Vocal Organ; allays soreness Of the
Lungs; prevents Consunption, and,
even in advanced stages Of that disesse,
relieves Coughing and induces Sleep.
There IL no other preparation foT dis
eases Of the throat and luugD 70 b COM
pared with this remedy.
"My wife had Q distressing cough,
with pains In the side and breast. We
tried various medicines, but mono did
her any good until I rot . bottle Of
Ayers Cherry PectorAl, which hes cured
her. A neighbor, Mrs. Glenn. he'd the
measles, and the cough was relieved by
the use Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. ]
have no hesitation in recommending this
Cough Medicine
TO every one aflicted. ed."-Robert Horton,
Foreman Heodfight, Morrillton. Ark.
at have been amicted with asthma
for forty yeau. Last spring I was taken
with violent cough, which threatened
TO terminate my days. Every one pro-
nounced me in consumption. deter
mined to try Ayers Cherry PectorAl.
Its effects were magical. Iwas immedi.
afe1y relieved and continued to improve
until entirely recovered. joel Bullaxd.
Guilf0r6, Conn.
"Six months ago had . severe hem
orrhaRe of the lungs, brought ON By IN
incessant couch which depeived me Of
sleep and res. Ifliod various rune
dies, bat obtained NO relief until b.
gan 70 take Ayers Cherry Pectoeal A
lew bottles Of this medicine cured me-"
Mrs. =. C0burn, 10 Second r., lowell,
Mass. :.
"For children sfaictsd with colds,
coughs, sore throat, q Group, DO not
know Of any remedy which viii givo
moro speedy relief than Ayers Ch6kTy
Pectoeal. have found e, also, invalu-
able In caees Of Whoopine Cough
Ann Lovejoy. lot Washingtou street,
Boston, MsaS.
Ayers 'CheTy Pectoral
YAxPA1xD ~
D.. J. Q. Aver 4 Co, lowel. Mass.
oeld b ~ Dssouisas. psiss q; IL bssslsas -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-01-11

Ninth-T. l.. Nixon of Tacoma.
Tenth-Robert Moran of Seattle.
Eleventh-E. c. Ferguson of Sno-
homish.
Twelfth-Georgc Ii. Jones of Port
Townsend.
Judge Norman p. Buck of North
Idaho was added to the committee.
The Boycott Against the Blacks.
The Courier-Jouraal called atten-
ton the other day to the fact that the
boycott of the negro, as illustrated in
Ohio, is u Northern institution, never
known in the South. In some por-
tions of Ohio, it will he remembered,
the whites have discharged al their
negro servants and refuse to have
even their washing done by negro wo-
men, their object being thus to force
the blacks to leave the country.
1t seems that this discrimination
against them is not confined to Ohio
but that to n very considerable extent
its principle has long been operative
throughout the North generally.
Thus only day or two ago there
was meeting of colored people at
Chickering Hall, in New York, to
protest against discrimination against
them on account of their race. At
this meeting their principal speaker
declared that the blacks are doing
their best to keep up an appearance
OF prosperity in New York. but that
they are steadily falling behind in
the competition with the whites.
Fashion" he said, is doing away
with the colored coachman, the col
ored barber has disappeared from
New York, the Englishman wears the
walters apron in the hotel dining
rooms. The Irishman has seized the
whitewash brush, and the almond
eyed Mongolian peeps over the wash
tub where once the darkey's face was
seen."
The New York Sun confesses that
this is undoubtedly true. ain the
days when Dickens and Thackeray
visited the United States they were
struck by the novelty Of encountering
everywhere negro servants. In all ho-
tells and restaurants the walters were
colored men, and the few coachmen
employed by private families were OF
that race. Now the negro waiter is the
exception, and negro coachmen are no
longer common. The colored white
washer survives almost wholly in the
imagination of negro minstrelsy, and
the colored barber is becoming rapidly
an historic functionary in New York.
Their places have been taken by Irish
men, Englishmen, Swiss, Germans
and Italians, while the Cinnamon have
secured what is q substantial monop-
oily of the laundry business, few as
they are in numbers actually and COM
paratively to the negroes"
When the martial editors of the Chi
cago Tribune, the New York Nail and
Express and any number OF other Re-
publican organs have ensanguined and
laid waste the South, as they threaten
to do, in securing the blacks Of that
section their rights to vote, perhaps
they will turn their bayonets on the
North and secure the blacks there
their rights to make living.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-01-11

We tie undessigned Bank3 ard RankNY ,cilf
pay al Prizes dracs n tie Lossisiana EIa5e
Lotte'ses sohsch may b. prsseHtad at oar couni
b. II. WALM0LBY, Pres, I,ousa ua&. NJ
tIEneG LAlAUxs Yrss. oeaes Naesl N
=. 1Ak0W1, ereo. New Orleans Hat n
CABA kO0us Pres U11o0 Uaesl 0snks
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10
6anDtu6u +!

100 0ub. 2oum 9ud 9an:tiider,
1880 Al Sc.
100 Dub 1882 gu &c.
so DUB 1884 gu l0c.
SO Cup. 1886 au 15c
6ontaNden @etpebe 6anotlher fGr oas
Bab, 1896 81 12!c.
QpniaaeQen @ewebe 9anetiAer 20:40
3u 15c.
Soon Droper !6anotlher init fancb
Gano 20:40 III zoe,
grepe 9arothher, afprtirter &ane
2G:4O al zoe.
Sol sebleidte 9ud 6anbtlder 20:4C
tu 15c.
goa gebleitte Sud 6aneiiider mil
oiiortirtem farbi8em Damait Rant
2O:4O ~ Csc
0iasboro eebleihte sud 0anbtuhe1
1886 e,n srobartiser Bargain l5c
DDppeIte @arp 9ud 0anotider 23:4i
su 25c.
6udabod 8arnslep Tmiu unb Ga,
0anbiuhbrea iebr nieortg I'M Yreile
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10

81 allen seH. Nsi,tbetIunsen aus fatboliid,ea Bsr'
fhtisung III tbeil trerben.
-&atb. @efeIIenperetn l, ct.
saul Bet Der am 2. San. fattsebdttfn
Satresperfa m III n q u,lb babel pors
aenpmmen,n Wabl tpurben errdblt ais:
Sentrr, 6 W. shmtbt; 5eeretdr, &arl
Mimia; SAabmeiaer. &op. Shtintsrt;
Btblictbefare, Nc. Qsbnerb u. g s. &pib
Ornner, 8arl Obfbaur, Sol. Gerlah.
Sac. Simmer Jun q. s. &fnB.- Am 81.
San. tptrb Der 0sretn etne tbeatraltfhe
Mtenb, unterbaltung Dsranft1lten,
wo3u er Jet faon ale fetne Treunbe unc
Conner etnl1bet. 9. Or.
- Bei Der am 2 b. Aattaetabten Beam
tenwabi bes ct. Ntp1iius Suneltnss 8:
0eretns npn Der ot. Sefepb'ss8irhe ~
W | no n a fpurben ermdblt: &c. S6nei
Der. B,dicent Sci Weler. gIctprdfpent
Er. Wtntels, Sscretdr; 8. {. Qtfepis
M,ffensf cretdr; $. 6. @srnss. SAasm.
| ism. Rabemaher, Warfhad; $50. Wife
Fatnentrdger; W. garten, Wsrwalt.r
S. GuAsl. q. Gr0mmes. T,nanseDmtte.
- gu WtlDdutee, WtS, mtro, lou
Der Columbia, Elm 4att. 6 aitnD IN
ter benz enaltften Nanaer rGatbcIic z oeia
Club" err,htet, befebenb aus junsen Man
rern unb lolden reife,e n ALTERS.
- Rommerbsn Dtenstaa Is. b. finte
rdGmtttaas 2 ubr tn Der 0eretRsbaue in
81. $. SAulsebdube BITE g,erieIiabrss@er
idmmiunl Ger Otrectcren Der 8. * Il n
z5efe1li6dft fatt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10
SerDtetten u.
&prlaeen !

{ Deutide gebleidte Gamaii Serbiets
ten 81 per Dub.
s feine Gamaft Serrietten $1.25 per
Dub.
{ { srtra feline Damaff Gerbietten 81, so
per Dub.
{ gang feline Damaf Serpietten $l.75
per DUB.
3 Stldnoifhe aebleihte Gamaff Ser=
piettrn 80 25 per DUP.
Z gons feline Sdldnbi'ds DamaR Ger=
pielten So per Dug.
Z Srtdnbilhe boppslt Tainaif SerbRt'
ten So 80 per Dut.
z er!ra Srldnoiide hoppelt Damaf
Gerrtstten $3.50 Der Dub.
: gang feline bcppelt Dan1af Serbietten
S. uno mehr per Gut.
grsar Damaft Serpietten ta $1.40,
81. IS unb 1925.
Seine aebleidte Gamaf gorlasen 81
uno $1.25.
Grtra annl,tdt gebleidler Damaf gcr.
Iagen S1.50 unb So.
Gang feline aebleihte bcppelt Gamaf
8orlagen So 25 unb So so.
gorlasen in Tirtiih ROtb, In @eiB
nit Cardinal Ranb, ale su risortse,
Nreilen
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10
M%tnmeapalia.

- GIN Montas leate Mabut
Mutes istn Mmt In Die Qdrloe ieines
NabfDleers Babb nieoer, unb belt Der
neue Stabtratbis feline erfe Stbuns.
Die beioen Mabol's lieben u%mfonBreide
Sctidaften BON Stappsl. 9as Ser.
niintiieife, tpaS Nrnes gum Mbi6iee su
hagen tpe,B, 1T bic Gmpfebluna, rab Der
neue Staotratt fid bd Der 2es'slatur
ura etmoS mebr uoosneruie" bemiibe :;
pief tud,e AUDI ct. Saul su tptnidsn.
orn. 8abb's Noiihaft it mebr bener=
t~enstpe,tb tueseu oeFen. wos fie per-
idweiet, als tuegen beRen, tpas fs
loet. Mau batte erspalt.t, baB Der
neue Mopor Elm ne,,es Ayoaramm rcr=
traseu weroe besasIih Der B.rtbstdufer
uno Spielbbb!ea, Der 9Dlisei uno ins=
heScfssre Der 4olisei=@Dmmiiipn, Der
Alt uno @eiie. spie eS in 3utunit mil
Den ofentlihen M,betten esbalten meroer
fcute. Nber bon afeoem ftebt In
Bobb's 8ptiGa;t fe:n @ort. Daseeer
beiGdfiigt fih o,eislbe einsebeno mt
ben ftdoiiicen Strausen. Die Stao1
bat aessnndrtig eire oerbriefte Shult
I'm Netsaee uon nbsr 81 Minion DOH
b. |. um, sitpas liter $suO, 600 meniasr,
oils ibr erIaubt lit: fait D DILL Dol
Sduleen fino eft lett 2 Sabren &c
modt moroen. Mueefidts oeHsn mabn
Der neue Mapor nit &e6t gu duserRs
Spariamfeit. - Ser uese, foif aus
idle6liA republieaniide StantratI
pdblie 6. M. Sobnion gum gsd
iioentsn, s. 8. 0anep gum staaitrei
ter, 81. .. &ufsu gum anuait, aaor
Rmter saus Baumeifer, Capt. s. {
Snebber ;um 4rmenau,isber. s. 6
station gum 6euerwebrsG bef. @. %
DIFF gum 8auiuipsctor, 8 s. Taoie
gum Tleifdbihauer, u. @. Moibe
sum MiGer, ,e.-Am ietbm Gage ira
zen aud Die teue Shulbebbrb
nnS Die neiie eDuntp.8ebDrb
IN shre Rsh,e Elm. Die erifsre mdbli
u. 6. sluftin snm Brdiosn en- uno Dc
Drecia.r Gertisn ,eal S.cretdr. s
+ lester, N pare @bsuen gum gpl
assnoen, 8. u. s. GbompiOn aul
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10
geifeiOsbe1hIIHe.

"a e Gott benz a1mdhtigen in ieinem rnerforids
Iiheu RattihluiIe gefaaen bar, uniern Yfitbruoer
Sphann Bdgener
am sdnttag, ben %. December 1888 in Elm beferes Gems
ieits dbsurufen 10 iei e hierntit
Heitiodert-D1 mir ourdb ben Zoo unieres Nttbru<
hers Gin treues unb iebr iGdsbares Diirglieo nerlnren
bdhen,
reihIo5Ien-Das mir ben Berluif eines 10 iriireigen
RitaIienes unieres gereines uuo Sdmilienuaters tiei
b~err1nern. unn Der 4 ittre nuo aiR6ern uHier innigftes
BeiLeio auslprehen
DflhloSen-Sas cine abidrift bieier 8ejhliie Der
gHittne beg 8erftorbeueu einaehdnoigt uno naB neis
YeihiHEe in bic 8i1er nes GereiHs etnsetrn9eu rers
ben.
90 bsi9foNsa am erFen Gountas i'm Sanuar 1889.
Setter 9 dieber,
Ser. nes 2nr. 1utertdsun9sS ereins.
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IilAaeus Damaf.

IS 3oG gebleidter Dunfermline Damaif
bel ben 9rbBten 6duiern nie fir tpes
niger tpie 75c. perfauft, jett MIR SOC.
SO Boil erlra ietner oeblei6ter Damaif.
in GROCER Quspabl, nit ben idbnfen
Multein, gang neu, 81.
IS 3oa gteam Damait su 45c.
50 3oa greamD amaf, idnere Maare,
COO.
60 2pn Cream Damaf CSC.
Sc 5oa Grsam Qamait, ert Dual. 85e
~ BOZ Cream ooppelt Damaff, beftss
e IdnoifheS uno ShDlt,fmeS Subri=
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10
O3cbraSfa.

- Mus Omaha miro unterm 4.
Sanuar seihrieben 81. 6. 3obertS IN
8enepa bat bic nieoertrdhtige @etpDbn=
beit, Srauen nit ieiner &obbeit uno Sc
meinbeit gu belaitisen, 10 seitern, no er
in bic @pbmms speier a. itdnoiser
6rauen einorans uno lie 5ur Slidt nD=
tbtete. St trltroe alsbalo perbaftet.
@eeen Mitternabt fam ein Srupp per=
larpter Mdnner aad benz @efdnsnib,
betpdltiete ben Sberiff uuo bpIts&obertS
beraas, nabm Jpn nad benz nabenWalo,
leote ibm einen Strid I'M Den Gals uno
spg Jpn bann an einem 8aum fiinfmal
alf uno nieoer. Gr ii~berItano Die
9rpcebur uno wurbe bann auf bent
8poen liesen selailen init einem an lei
men Sod seaedten 3ettel, tpo'm ibml
oas 2ano be, boten tpu be. Goberts
fat 1ih auf llno oapDn 9emaht.
- @inen ihmeren 8erluit bat Der
Ssarmes uno @fereeaii4ter Scbn Craig
&c, g hubler erlltten. Sem ltno
feline Stalunsen init 43 gferoen> 70
Rubeu, 30 Sdwsinen uno aaem 6arms
Snoentar perbrannt. Inter ben
Biercen tuaren fieben @oQblutpferoe uno
Elm 0snef, fir ben CT $4,000 sssoblt
bate. Ga elmer ber 8nedte, Der am
Gage pprber NIT Graie's 8tuoer STREET
aebabt bate, bsrihpunoen 1T, per,nu
tbet man, eab er tas 5euer aus Ha4e
ansele8t bat.
- Son OMAHA 1hreibt man &:
2este Mode enteleiften in ben
@hp : Ganbon spei Shlafrpa5en uno
spei Geripnenwaeen bes @iisuses Der
Union 9aciic : 8abn, tpobei BtDfsRor
5tart aus Gbspsnne. @po., einen 8eins
bruh erlitt. Shperere, namentlid
tootltde gsrlebunsen tamen nidt Dor.
SlmS anoeren gtaaten.
49, Ginem 8rief bes 9rn. Srteor.
Supp bon st. Glouo. Minn., Der let
benz 90. Norember 81 IS ernais IN
Oreepntp stlt, ,entncbmen mir: Set
meinem 3teriein baben mir nl.r ore
redt itDne Sage sebabt. Wir taiter
&eeenpetter. aber feinen Wino, minoe:
items mdbreno eines OrittlbeiIs meires
bielisen Mufsrtbaltes. ltno farte Nebei
Wdbrenb Der Resenseit lit es oenno4
ear3 an9enebm, aber bei gtebel en'pfino:
lish talt. grobeeren, @eild,en uno ito
fen bIuben Der 8,nterwei3en feb
prd6tte. Son Nsui1br biz gum STA
lit bic Gommetpsissniaat &orn ipirl
wenie sspF 'n5, Tnulsnpe pcn 8uitels
8artcifsln lino npd it Bonen; ttal
iolte meiner, fie n~erfaalten beim anha!
ienoen &esen, aber Der bate 8, bmsrunl
uno Nebel limo Die uriahe, bab bies
nitt seidiebt. Sh fab einsn Obfaar
ten, in Dem trDbl mebre1e tap 1eni
Bdume ftsben bas Sbf mar nod
ntht absenpmmen, absr bic 8dum
entlaubt. Nne 9eite taben In 9o!s
iduppen nobre S1iidielaser einge
mohte 3wetider, 9Haumen, RIrldm
Bromteererl u. |. ~. Gn gobnen I'M
gtbien 1T tein Manse[. Sc ftno piel
bier, melhe friiber in Stearns Count
reip. In Minneiota lebien !; Reiner mi
bortbin surud. Sic falen, baS Grnte
lei piel leidter unb bic @rseuenihe beiit
als i'm talten Wtinneiola. Das Sb
Ihdben lie bier bDber, oils bort oas Ser
ert, dsnib betradten nbertaupt Or
eon als Die @intritts pforte gum Sc
rabies.
:, SIT o 1T Elm 6 d wtn'
CT, Der. ais 4riefter psrtleioet unS III
= emil &iber ~nenneno, cine InaabL 2eu
betlps, oertaftet tuDrcen. Man be
mutbet, In benz Mrreitanien ben berid
tieten 6ohitapler @aitpn. be &oban q
fansen au bobeu.
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cat nit 5 nno : Seroistten b.su,
81 40 uno metr.
"a 2Da geblei6tei boppeIt Dantoit, bic
renel.r uno e~etpdhlteiten Muiter
50 0uo.
BE- lu,e Tu3rabl BON feinem
Tamoit 7iidSeus if uObl Die srDBte,
Die pobl i in CT Saul geseiat tporeen,
ltnb BIZ Yre!ie iino Die nieorisiten.
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9anfia9ung.

gneu uniern 6reunoen nnb Befnnnten frrede i'd
hermit meinen tieiseiiiblten Danf aus fir bic pielen
Siebesbienfte, bic ie meiner Ecdter
WilteImina z biefam p, seb. Srtbdus,
tpelhe an, n. December i'm Nlter BON 50 3abren itarbi
pdbrenb ibrer 3ranfbeit e~rrleien, unb fur bic Sablreide
Yetbeili1uns an ibrem BegrdbniB.
Nm Elm Bdter Infer fur bic >eefenrnbe Der Serffcrs
benen bittet
Die ~trauernbe SHUTTER,
Tran 0rtbauS.
1 ct. Saul ben 9. Sduudr 1889.
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gGls Der fdotide ATsFor sweet

- Wis 6er hdotilfe Ml1ef1or Stpeet
80. Gbaie Dor 10 Sabren ms Mmt
trat, betrus Der abseiddete M ;
Don Characterization ,lno psribnlihem
gtgentbum nnierer Staot
SIS, OOO, 900 - iebt, tup 6err Ghaie
aus benz Mmte ideioet, betrdet berielbe
$l27, OO0, 900.
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G6tbiel.

Das Grfe febt ma oft benz 6dupt
lnb aud benz Subs Dor,
Denn uns Der g turn bic Wise raubt,
1.enn id Der Strumpf Yerlcr.
Das 3weite fest Dir oft ais Gaf
Des abents Dor Der @trtb,
DcG talte Mae. tarait sur 2af
Err niGt Der Mlbtrue wtIb.
Das SAME et1t fGcn frat am Sag
Gtnbfr NIT fhneIem S6ritt,
Gs fltrt III GtiA unb S4nitt unb SHla!
Die f9arffen Nafen NIT.
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nT Eranhr 8o1logen, Som aoe Geden, mo SeibcIo Dedo, ema1
uO in Damaf NIT aeo5enenn Ranb uno Stranger. ale gu febr necrtsenqeien.
Dritte u. Minnesota St, ST. PAUL, MINI.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10

au6 lenft es 10 Der Rale Did,
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10


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g,bt nan out $30,UU0 on.
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t~etrtebener per at 3. &lamla'
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