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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30
rattsas4 Like Cattle

Fa,scuing slave. 10 a park aaI isel.
Ing them up Ike animals dessiaed ~
the Sable, md them leading them % .
shAmbtcs, whnro they arc slausblssst
like oxen. cut into pieces and shEssi
hi. by bIs among hungry caaallnls
such 1. the practice which i perrniltsl
according 10 French explores b
soms ot this French. Belgian. idss.
gucso, and even british tarrgtorsrl u
UbanShi The ''intgCning PARKS g
padiDGks arc, hS sEya ~ be s.'a is
cash village, aud coRgalp men ahi
women who have been ttkcn ID war
Tho poor wr,tchps tlko their dora
phiio-ophiraJly. ard some ~ them y
whom NJ Foudcsc offered trcrd0s as.
uatly refused H. They cat. dFisk
dance. and sing until tho head ''Fciish-
man comes round. accompanied hy AZ
orchestra Of tpru-lom and iia.keiila
players, selects d sufficient fai sp@sl.
mon. carries him or her to Tho markell
placa Of tho village aud spIita open his
Ir her head With n Ratchet or scyihe.
Ike knife. Tho Dyes aud ioague 81
The victim arc given 10 tho boss q
'tsh and the rest Of tho body ia disiaei
among tho authropophngL
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30
THE PRINCE OF Docross
An American Lady Finds Il Ay..
able TO be An Invalid


II have met the prince Of doc,a.. I.
saida vlyaeious woman just home IN,
year OF European travel. "a w
York sun reporter, ''and found n,
in lnterlachen. had been I'M h. w
eral days with "A digestive diso,h'
but kept up until after twebts. io.,
hours Of continuous iourneying. du,,.
which time dared not taste d n9as
AS u sip OF water for fear OF lnereast,.
my distress, ! reached that Io,al'
Swiss town and sought the relaeo /,
hotel
Here ! tumbled into bed, bld6i,.
the landlord send Il doctor 10 ma
WAS too wretched 10 care who Or wh.,
no was, and when small, damn,
blonde man, with spoctacles M
slightly bald, sat down by my bed M
scarcely the interest to give him
second look. But presently liz az,
tIons aroused my curiosity, lie bsaa
with my infancy ! think ~ a.s.l
when | cut my first teeth, aud eos,l,.
ued making "a most careful inquiry Iuta
my habits, previous illness. eoa,tl,s.
tulional tendencies, aud. indeed. u ~
the physical uiinutse Of ms carver :,
10 the moment u meeting him. T6ss
he carefully looked me over. feeilss
my pulse, taking my Temperature
looking In my throat. atc.; and lhss
he wrote prescription and taag 81
the landlord
The prescription WAS to bs aIlsd
aud hu would wait for. ia retire. nv
on tho spot the landlord recelgel
written memorandum 10 my alet ~
the dag. Reel tea plain. beei tea ul.h
lGiebaek, Hight wine With biscuits
these came al intervals atsas he III
himself administered potion aa9
powder The next day ana ,hroazt.
out my Illness, which prolonged b
tho last possible limii, hu exercised
shs same espionage over ny masl,.
ana must say that tho landlord ~
a4 lealUus a. hims.tlt | nrRsr "a
moro agrcsably nich
Beside being 50 carefully aitcassvs
the doctor was the most CHEEKY lea
sympAthelIc ~ visitors. ana N,
manner, were the poriectioa 81 aellrsis
courtesy. When | asked Tor ny BIN
found that Tor this model treasalcsl
had only to pay few csass oyer q
visit
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30
How lie Found The VIII,

4 Monroe, Mich, dispatch says In
1882 Alonzo llersey died leaving "a
widow and a foster child, whom lie
had never legally adopted. lie lcEt
considerable real estate, but rs there
was no will the wife could not inherit
il under the laws OF Michigan. nor
could the daughter, Lucy Barrumc
Tho real property reverted to Nathan
Hcrsey, oil Spencer, Mass father o.
deceased In lssS the wife oi HIcrssy
died, leaving by will al her property
to Lucy BarCume, but rs the person.
al estate was stnali Miss harenne's
inheritance did not serve 70 relieve
her wants, nnh she went ont To ser.
vice. Elan Willard frequently hiuted
that Herscy left "A will. and by TINT
will his property went to his wife and
shouldnOw belong 70 Lucy Bnreurue
Early last spring Willard announced
that he had found the missing wiii
and he offered it for probate. The
instrument was signed hy Willard
and one +. Bnlcigh a. witnesses 4
lawyer from Massachusetts Offered
To pay Miss Barcume $1,000 for N
quit-claim deed. As theyouug WON.
mn was n minor, the probate Judge
refused to sanction this move. but
insisted that the will should bc bro.
bated. Willard became frightened
ana announced the will was forgery
ana that both body and signatures
had been written by himself in his
own office. In explanation of surb
n reckless proceeding Willard saiI he
knew Alonzn iIersey intended I,ucv
should have his property, and tint
he manufactured the will In ordcr
That Justice should b. done to tb,,
poor girl.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30
Kate prsust,a Aim.

81 may say, writes q Saratoga cor
respondent 10 tho Troy Times. "tha'
Miss Kate Doxal il said 70 b. psriccll
happy IN her cloistered home. ~.
work TO which she is looking foF9asu
Il the Contamination OF tho INDIAN ana
religious care OF tho colorod race y
this country She has given sl5u'VV'
already for Indian missions ard De
done much for colored people. 80 ~
as she has gone she Is bound 70 nom.
ing. Her friends think she will no.
take UP with n nuns lifo, but will y.
turn 10 tho world. She is peuw
woman, mill as dove, bat her VIII 4
like iron. The rules Of the clols'9'
cannot appear irksomo 70 her Tor !"
practice she has long followed tncn.
Fancy this gentle girl. with an ineon.
OF $500, 600 year, turning her oag NY,
upon the world and dovoting her ~
lnd fortune for the welfare Of inc -
dams and colored people.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30
Achievements Of Modern Surgery.

In the Lancet for Dee. 20, 1854
Dr. Bennett and MIR. GodIee publish.
cd an article which startled tho spr.
gr'al world. DR.. Bennett had dino.
nosticated not only the existence
but the exact locality ola tumor in
the brain, OF which not the lcast yisi.
Die evidence existed on the eytnr;or
OF inc sEtlil, aud asked Mr.. Ciodlec 10
attempt Its removal. The head wns
opened, and the brain exposed. No
tamor was seen, but SO certain woro
they OF the diagnosis that Mr. God
lee boldly cut open the henlty brni,
anu discovered a tumor the size Of n
walnut, and removed il. After dn;ng
wen iof three weeks inhnmmnfin5
set ~, and the patient died m ~
twcnty.slxth day. But like H. XII
ure OF the first Atlnntic cahlo !,
pointed the way to success. and nou,
CLere nave been twenty tumor ro
moved from the brain. of which sa,
ehteen have been removed from IN
cerebrnm, with thirteen rocnro,; w
aha three from the more dnnyora,,s
region OF the cerebelum. MI nj uh nm
proved iatal. Until this recent ~ H.
t'''.l every case Of tumor of tho
pri.'h was absolutely hopelasa rho
size ot tile tumora st,odo,as..i, ho
moved has added to Tho 'p nst,S,,;l re-
G I,,etit :, WIN tt which surgeons view tho
,ao IN ~ O ir ability &c remove them 1
a aa ~ III. JUNIORS measuring Ms much
~ and J', ,,,et, ma iour inches in diameter
an INV, weighing from a quarter to osn,s
:. Vilird OF u pound, have been ron Drv'
Ell IA ah ., the patients have reeoverod
or1o W. w. kecne, in October Ha ,vu.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

wos Welcome. As the last stroke
sounded, the stranger who couid
even now hardly realize his posi-,
zion threw up the window anu
attended his head. The iog had DIS
onnenred. the air was erispnnd clear,
md the distant rumbling otths eariy
market-carts betokened the Desih-
ming of another day.
GLOW came to Sleep? he lnqulr-
cd. closing the window and turning
to the surgeon.
Il drugged your drink. 1t was the
only thing could do. You we're IN
sueh a strange state OF alarm that
Won would either have died or gone
mad il | had not done so,
The stranger extended his hahd
and caught the young sesgeon,s ~ q
mighty grasp. You ran fearful
risk! Suppose that | had died. My
death would have been attributed 10
the drug, and you would have been
accused Of my murder.
IL CHANGED il, said MOstynslmply'
"There was no time Tor considerii'
ton. .,
"It has been strange business,
said the other. What could 1t have
been that was in my garret that
night, aud what could have taken
the agreement"
Rats" said Mostyn, smiling.
cone OF them frightened me terrible
Just now, but il would not have done
so il had not been in very excited
condition. The same state Of mind,
perhaps, though in u milder torn,
that YOU were in on the night you
wrote your agreement
There were rats in the room, re
member, snid the stranger, but |
never once thought of them You
have saved my reason, iinotmy life,
and he again grnsped him hy the
hand You shall not find me un.
grateful "
Nor did he for, aided by hi, IN,
iluence, the young -ergeon rose rapid
ly to tame and fortune, which TIC
shared in the most liberal manner
wirh the girl for whom his poverty
had long kept him waiting.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30
ONLY FOR AWHILE.

Dearie draw your chair bes,deme.
For love to have you near,
Ana have some words to tell you.
That you soon or hate must hearl
Closer, dearie, tor the darkness
Seems to me TO come apaee.
And. altho' the daylight fingers;
can scarcely see your face.
pearie we have one together
Liv'd, aud been for Il ty years;
Fac'd the world, and ought its BATHS,
Thro' its hopes and thro' its Tears;
Now for one the fight is ending
am first orlaiu'd to ialI.
Leaving YOU alone, my dparie,
You, who are my all in all!
Dearie, stay those tears pray You,
Hard it is stout heart to seepl
But to me tbs, in this moment,
Harder still to see you weepl
We are only parting hearie.
For awhile; there! take my handi
Kiss me, for my soul is pluming
For the bright Eternal Land!
Edward oxen ord in Young Lady's jour
nal.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

AMONG the patents lately taken out
in France is hygienic boot with joint
ed sole. This sole is divided into two
parts, united by spring inside and a
Joint cover outside, and is built up OF
joints superposed so as to correspond
with the movements of the foot. Here
is something for irate fathers and testy
old business men to use in kicking
book agents, lightning rod people, and
chaps who have angered them.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

Iris now thirty-eight years since Dr.
Elizabeth Blackwell established her
self in New York as the first qualified
woman physician. She was the first
Of American or English women to grad
late in medicine, she is both
English and American. the former by
birth and the latter by education and
long residence, although she now
makes her home in London.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

AMONG precious stones the ruby, the
topaz. and the sapphire are composed
mainly of alumina, colored with differ
emit earthly and metallic salts. The dia-
mond is a carbon crystallized, as every
body knows; the garnet is n mixture OF
silica and alumina, the opal, silica and
water; the turquoise, phosphate of
alumina. eolored with salts of copper,
which also turns silicate of magnesia
into the cleaning green malachite.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30
what Life Il,
Lltc IL a stIvcry stream,

Llf0 IL a stly CRY stream,
Born IN Tho snow white arms
We on ia banks fwhsrn Tiny srcgi
Almost W touch and % ktssi
Long for tho mrrmaijHus bliss
And the salt seas soothing charms
With lips road. rcd apart
And eyes bedimmgd with teaEA
We find this young worlds hear
Beating ia time 90 our oyr,
And are a. ono alone
In crowd OF hopes and fears
Tossed by an unrest wild.
Drawn by hope unseen
a god In thought and q child
We wonder on u the end.
With dread az bosom frioud,
Ana mist comes down between
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

A NEW danger has been discovered
lurking near the cradle OF infancy
There is sometimes poison in bottled
milk. A deadly principle known as
tyrotoxicon develops in milk that is
bottled before the animal heat has
been entirely removed from it. Thou
sands of babies, it is said, have been
killed by this until recently unsuspect-
ed enemy. 1t behooves the mother,
the nurse and the millsman to adopt
new precautions.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

NINETEEN hundred will be a leap
year, because the length Of the year is
not exactly 1861 days 1t is really a
little less eleven minutes and fourteen
seconds), and as the difference keeps
increasing from year to year it is
necessary to drop out the extra day
three times within 400 years to bring
the calendar right. Even this correc-
ton is not quite exact, but it will
serve for great many centuries, SO
there is no pressing need Of reform.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

AT the celebration in Baltimore Of
the seventy-fiftll anniversary of the
bombardment of Fort McHenry ans the
composition by Key Of the "Star
Spangled Banner" was present Samuel
Sands, who is probably the Oldest
printer living, and who, while an APP
prentice in the Office of the Baltimore
American in 1914, first put that song
into type from the authors original
manuscript and distributed it through
the streets of that city.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

The four new states bring in an area
bout equal to that of all New England.
New York, New Jersey. Pennsylvania,
Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, West
Virginia, Ohio. Kentucky, and Indiana
combined. 1t is an area three times as
great as the British Isles.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30
English arnainal0s Hlis Easily.

Feeding hens on clay in tho hope ina'
they will become brlcllayers, is a mos
Improbable venture. There arc peV'
pie, however. who could be persnaaes,
TO take stock In company organl1e'
Tor the development OF that industry I,
and II 1t failed TO fall In six months :
might be sold out at profit 70 sO"'
English syndicate. IN. Y. Sun.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

An old New Yorker considers the
late Charles O'Connor the greatest
man he ever knew, because he read to
him his defense of Jefferson Davis
svery Sunday at his house, where the
old New Yorker dined, forgetting on
zach returning visit that he had ever
read it to him before.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

Mr.. GLADSTONE has an unconquera-
pie aversion to smoking. tits recorded
that once he was offered and accepted
cigarette from the Prince of Wales.
lie did not find the result encouraging,
Ind has never been induced to repeat
The experiment.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

The city of Boston is able to negoti-
ite 81 per cent. loans, running twenty
Gears, at premium, which shows that
he credit OF Boston still stands very
nigh. If these loans were not Ii BILE to
saxatiou, the premium would be CON
;iderably higher than it now is.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

A LADY in the Ladies' Home Journa
pliers the authority of "a lady physi-
Elan of extensive practice for the
statement that spanking, from its effect
apon the spine, is more injurious to
The health of children than cutting
even. Thus Mr. Beechers celebrated
advice is undone.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

AN elevator is to carry people up TO
the top of the great Egyptian pyramid.
Thus the modern and the ancient will
get close together.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

WILKIE Collins was not an old man,
out he died, they say, before his time,
because he smoked too much. worked
100 much, and gave too little attention
70 diet, exercise and social diversion.
Nature will take its pay. He was a
little man with big head.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

~ when ,,I1.' !, !, the doctors have tlemselyo,
learned how to eat and liyo ",',
aU's 10, 70 teach their patients the.
whitley, VIII they have rational seisnco s''e !,
med without drugs and Iiv yltG o., OF
Farmer. grunge County
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

A WASHINGTON man declares that
English sparrows are served on toast
there at the restaurants, when birds
are called for This should be looked
nto BY the department of the interior.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30

So MANY polite people are begging
pardon of the president that the de-
partlnent of justice requires the servi-
res OF a pardon clerk to keep a record
Of their affairs.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-04

his own garmentG What darkness
can fall upon my eyelids then amid
the heavenly ~daybreaki O Death, |
will not fear ihga then. Back to thy
cavern Of darkness, thou robbcr Of all
de earth. FLY thou dcspoller of
families. Will ibis huttle AK | hew
thee in twain from helmet 10 sandal.
the voice nj Christ sounding all over
the earth pul through the hcaycl.s
30 Death. | will Ice Inv plague. O
Grave, | will be thy iu-ruciiun.'
To be saved is 30 N Sc mp i'm the
presence of Christ You know when
Jesus WAS upon osrIh how happy he
made every housS h. went Intu, and
when he brings MS up To- bis house in
heaven how great shall lu an glce.
His voice has more uuslr IN II Than
is To he heard in all tlu outlorIos Of
eternity.
JESUS IS HEAVENS BLOOM.
Talk not about banl;S dashed with
ctllOrcsccuce. Jesus is the chief bloom
of heaven, We shall see the very
face that hcamed sympathy in Beth
any, and take the very hand ;ual
dropped lis blood from the short beam
of the cross. Oh, ] want 10 stand in
eternity with him. Toward that har-
Dor ! steer Toward that goal ! run.
| shall be satisfied when awake in
his likeness
THEN YOU WILL KNOW.
Oh, broken hearted men and wo.
men, how sweet il will be in that good
land TO pour all of your harlships and
bereavemeuts and losses into the low.
ing ear of Christ, aud then have him
explain why il was best for you to be
sick. and why il was best for you to
be widowed, and why il was best for
you to be prosecuted, and why il was
best for you to be tried. and have
him point TO an elevation proportion
ate 10 your disquietude here. saying:
You suffered with me on earth. come
up and he glorified with me in
heaven" Some one went into house
where there had been a good deal Of
trouble, and said to the woman there:
You seem 10 be lonely" "Yes," she
said, II am lonely" How many in
the familyf" only myself" Have
you had any children" Il had
seven children" Where are theyf"
Gone" "All gomez" "All." "'All
deadf" AL" Then she breathed a
long sigh into the loneliness, and said:
"Oh, sir, ] have been a good mother
TO the grave" And so there are hearts
here that are utterly broken down by
the bereavements Of life. point you
today to the eternal balm Of heaven.
Are there any hero that | am missing
this morningi oh, you poor waiting
maid! your hearts sorrow poured in
no human ear, lonely and sad! how
glad you will be when Christ shall dis
band all your sorrows and crown you
queen unto God and the Lamb forever!
Aged men and women, fed by his love
and warmed 10y his grace for three.
score years and ten! will not your
~decrepitude change for the leap
Of a hart when you come TO look
face to face upon him whom having
not seen you lovel That will be the
Good Shepherd. not out in the night
and watching TO keep of the wolves,
but with the lamp reclining on the
sunlit hill. That viii be the captain
Of our salvation, moi amid the roar
and crash and boom uf battle. but
amid his disbandeG troops Keeping vic
torious fe,liyily. That will be the
Bridegroom of the Church coming
from afar. the bride leaning upon his
arm. while he looks down into her
face, and says; behold, thou art fair,
my lovel Behold. tilou art fairl"
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Bur 8eipa6erumas Traae.

SIN Gerritorium @Domins tuirb bic
tinitli6e 8emdHerung aIs aderbauli6es
Betpirtbi9aftunssm Mite f6on i'm aus.
~ge6ebnten MaBFabe in N~npenbung ges
bra9t. Dor Gur5em finb bort eff tDiez
Der etpa 5Dei Miaionen Nder 2anbes
our6 ttipftli6e 0erbsif6afung BON
Wafer fur Die Gultur geponnen tuors
ben uno swar einfa6 bnrd NnIegung
bon Grdben, unb mad amtIi9en Wits
tbeilungen miro bic 3abl Der Ieder,
weI6e auf 9lei@e Weiie nod ertragsfds
big eema6t tperben t6nnten, auf ni9t
tpeniger als bier W3iQionen abgel9Gbt.
Our6 auBergem6bnli1e Mittel, 5. g..
bur4 ~ipftematii6e lufftauung bon
Waher in grOBen &eierboirs, tpirbe es
m6gli9 tperben, auBerbem nod unae.
fdbr 6 Milionen Mder fhr ben 2anbs
bau gu erobern. 0as piirbe Wpoming
i'm @an3en gu ieinem iebisen Mderbau.
Sifrifte nod ettpa II WiIionen reid
t~ragenben 2anbes binauflgen.
9aB in Seras, DEFENDERS i'm uoro.
tpeffiiden Sbeile bes Staatss cine ebens
10 groBe Strede bon gutem 2anbe bur6
tiinalide gswdferung in &uItur gefebt
tuerbeu t6nnte, unterliegt teinem 3mei>
fel, unb boffentli9 pirb es ni6t aQau
LANCE bauern, big anftalt ba3u sema9t
tpirb, bas 5u tbun.
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YIN @afers3 pmiumenteu.

perionen tpelde nit benz S6lau6
Wafer iprinfeln. bafelbe far ben @faa
ober fir irgenb einen anberen 3ued su
aebrauheu niinfben, m6geu in hnferer
Office i1 bic n5tbige 2isens auf elm
Sabr oeri6aheu besinnenb am /. Mfai,
oa fir iolnen @ebrau9, ausi9lieBli9
ber @ate fir bdusliden 8eoarf, cine
SpeaiaL &ate bere9net mirb. Sn ueber.
einitimmung nit ben &eseln Der @eieas
f6aft laufen 9ieienisen, uelde ben
S9lau6 benuBen, obne Die e%rforberlts
DE 2iSens erlangt 3u haben, @efabr,
baB linen bic WaReraufubr abgei9nit=
ten lDlrb.
Sic IS a{1erDerf.R mpagnie E.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-12
Wernrtbeilte sanS.= 9tebe.

SIM @ountp > @eridt BON Nr9er
@ouniD lit - ME bon bort gemelbet
ipiro = in benz 2laeefallA bes Siaates
gegen 3. s. 9art unb Geo. &obin1on,
ipel9e angei9ulOigt tpareu, 2anb, meIs
DIES linen ni9t geb6rte, ungeleBli9er
Weiie in ibre Weibebeairte eingei9IoHen
80 baben. bic gnti9eibung gu @unifen
bes States gegeben tpDrben. Die 8ers
tlagten finb Der ungeiebli1en Nneigz
auns BON 2anb f9ulbig b%efunben.
Dies III Der erfe Sal elmer 8erurtbei.
lung felt benz Sabre 1884, In weldem
bas betrefenoe @eieB In Der 2~esislatur
angenommen miirbe, unb ie bat natiir.
lid groBen 69reden unter ben grpBen
8iebjt9tern unb Yaitures8 eFbern Der.
boraerufen. gs erifirt beinab feline
groBe 8ieb,& an6 in Norbpeftegas, Bite
nidt sr6Bere ober tleiBere Sti6en Weis
belanbes unter 6ena bate, gu tpeIGeu
bic betreHenben Seeroenbefber niGt Ben
&eGts. Sitel baben. Sn pieIen 6dQen
ftnb es fogar tauienbe bon 4Gern, oeren
8efb unb @ebrau9 iie fiG anmaBen,
unb 70 1T biefsr erfte prdeeben3fan, mel,
der iebt gesen fe enii1ieben rporben lit,
bon melt reiGenber 8e%beutung. SeIbfi
tuenn bic Strafe 10 nie6rig gegrifen
tDirb, ME m6sli6, rpiro fe, neil fe 5
Sabre lang auridrei9t, cine sanse Nn=
aabl Der 8ieb Barone bancroft MAIDEN.
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artlb nnS aelHae im bphen utter.

NsaS lit i4rner ais Elm alter saum i'm S9mud be8 fri
f6en 6rhbltn8S8rdns? Der gersIei6 slpii6en eine1t
ipl4en Saumrattraraen unb einem alien Serrn phe,
elmer alten Dame roller 9eten, Strait unp 0eiunpbeit in
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ter'S Masenbttters. Dpspepfe= Spmptpne, MnIase
au Rtehernleiren, nerr6ie &uhelciiSteit nnb rbeurnatii8e
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