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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27
CREIF'S DAUGHTER DEAD.
Pole Charged With Breaking Into
the Dyiny Girl,s Room

CHICAGO, Nov l7.-There was a
touch OF pat hos added to the conten-
tlon between the police and the An
archists vest rday by the death of
Mary Greif, the daughter of Thomas
Grelf, the proprietor of the saloon and
nails at No. 81 West Lake street The
girl was Gre IFS only daughter She
was u years old ana had been suffer
ing from consumption. What the
police call un fortunate, and what the
Anarchists Yesterday called brutality,
was the TACT that the girl should have
IAN III In the house when the officers
iaiued the saloon and hall The
iving rooms Of the family were over
the saloon and the police are charged
with having broken into her room.
thus giving her shock which hast
ened her death.
Yesterday the anarchists and their
synpathizers held meetings all over
the clty and denounced the Mayor and
ponce IN strong terms for thir raids on
the meetings.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27
PoRTER's SECRET MISSION.
Uncle SANS Minister 10 It.ix re.
turns HalstIy to Wa.btnytan

NEW YORK, Nov l7.-United States
Minister Albert. q. Porter, the repre-
sentative OF this government at the
court OF King Hum bert, has been I'M
expectedly summoned to Washington
TO confer with the President and Sec
Rotary of State on the present situation
OF the New Orleans mob violence h,,
which the Malta murderers lost their
lives
The hasty summons and the arrival
OF the Minister Shove probably that
Itlay has "a ken ADVANTAGE Of the
trouble betwe zen the United States and
Chile to make demand for an anoloav
and money idemnity for the killing
of the two Mhflaites who were TOMS
by the United States marshal who IN
vestigated the case, to be subjects n,
King Hvmb ~
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27
ANARCHISTS RAIDED.
Chicago Police Break Up n Secret
Meeting of the He'd Flag Followers

CHICAGO, Nov. li.-One hundred
policemen. headed by Inspector Lyman
II. Lewis and Capt. John T. Mahoney,
raided two anarchist meetings at No
"a West Lake street last night, arrest
ed twenty-three of the leaders, and
took them to the Desplaines Street
station.
On the third floor of the building
the Arbeiter Zietupg Publication So
ciety was holding a secret meeting.
On the fourth floor was another meet
ing. Over 200 men were in the build
ing 1t had been reported to the
police that an anarchist meeting was
In session and that preparations were
being made to hold a demonstration
at Battery d which would exceed in
magnitude the great meeting at the
Haymarket square on the night when
the bomb was thrown.
Conrad Messer and others denounced
the government, the Mayor and police
Tor interfering in the memorial meet
ing OF the previous evening and also
the American flag and said that the
people were about to overturn all of
the tyrants
The police were refused admission to
the upper floor where the secret meet
lngs were in progress Inspector
Lewis heard OF what was taking place
and decided to dispense the crowd.
With a squad of men he invaded the
building. went through it from top to
bottom, arrested twenty three of the
more obstreperous participants, took
reviewers away from five men, tore
down the red banners from the walls
and carried away the crimson banner
OF the american group" under which
Spies and Parsons made their incen-
diary speeches
1--WE will rot tolerate any anarchist
in this district he
SAID They got the start OF us once.
but this timo we will MP them in the
bud"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27

ing ESQ pounds of cement with his left
hand, and, aided by the thigh, he
raised IL TO his chest and then to his
shoulder. This evoked a tremendous
degree OF excitement and drew forth
cheer after cheer.
Finally, putting on harness to
which IL frame was attached he lifted
weight of 2,5I9 pounds, at which
verybody became still more excited.
ana SO contagious was this feeling that
even Samson, rival strong man, be-
came lmbibed with it. He, however,
declared that Cyrs right-hand lifting
was not the same as aDdow's, as the
former bent his arm Cyr's hacker
offered Samson ElOO to rival either
ieat; Int that worthy declined the
orer' saying he was obliged to go
AWAY
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27

A MISSISSIPPI girl who CHANGED to
be in the house alone one afternoon,
and was confronted by negro giant
who broke the door down and came in
swinging huge lood-curdling knife.
seized n shotgun that she know was
not loaded. and caused him to beat a
hasty retreat AS soon as tho negro
Vas out of sight she fainted dead away
with fright To the masculine nature
1t is impossible to understand how
women can be so wonderfully brave in
the face OF great peril and die with
fright when there is no danger. Men
are always drawer in the absence of
danger.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27
IN THE HANDS OF A MOB
Attempts at Lincoln, Maine, TO En-.
force the Liquor Law.

PORTLAND, Maine, Nov. 1.-THE
town OF Lincoln is in the possession of
mob to-day and the select men have
asked the Governor for help. The
cause OF the trouble is a wholesale
raid on the liquor dealers who have
been doing rushing business since
the Canadian Pacific ran through here
ana esta blished shops. The Methodist
church had temperance mass-meeting
last night and the liquor people got a
young Indian girl drunk, stripped her
NAKED and sent her staggering among
the audience. who fed ana were pelted
with mud and bad eggs. The minister
was beaten with sticks and stones and
nearly killed.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27
FRENCH ANXIOUS TO ACT.
Ready TO Be.in Operations In China
II England VIII Join Them

LONDON, Nov. ia Shanghai dis
patch says That the English admiral
has no authority from his government
TO enter upon any general hostiIities
against the Chinese, his duty being
confined to taking necessary steps for
the prevention and punishment of out
rage. The French admiral, however
is IN favor OF beginning an attack at
once, and would do so If he could Ger
the English to join him. The French
appear to apprehend that il thew
should begin war alone the rest Of
the powers might leave them 10 fipht
II out, thus involving danger to
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27
All Have Cleveland IN Tnc,r Mama.

NEW EGYrT, n. j.. Nov. l7.-Three
children were recently added to the
FAMILY OF MIR. and Mrs Caleb Hopkins,
Two girls and boy. The house was
hlled with interested spectators on the
occasion OF the christening last week,
when the name of Grover Cleveland
hopkins was conferred upon the bow.
ana the girls were named respectively
FRANCES Cleveland Hopkins and Rnth
cleveland Hopkins. The babies are
health.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27
LAID I'm WAIT TO MURDER.
An Indiana Farmer slain by an
AxsnssIn In Amhush

PAoLI, Ind, Nov. 17.-Jonn T. Webb,
a farmer living five miles north of this
place was shot from ambush by an
unknown assassin last evening lie
fingered In great agony until 10
O'Clock this morning, when he died.
He received both loads from n donblc.
harreled shotgun After Webb had
been filled full of lead he emptlea two
chambers of his revolver in the direc-
ton of the. assassin. One of these
balls, thirty eight, struck gate.
glanced, and inflicted n severe though
not dangerous wound on he throat of
his little l2-year-old daughter
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27

LONDON, Nov IA dispatch from
Santiago de Chile says the cabinet ap
pointed by the Junta have rendered
their designations. This action of the
ministers is due to the fact that the
Liberal deputies have failed to elect
councillors of State in accordance with
an agreement they had previously en-
tered upon with the ministers.
a mixed cabinet will be formed to
carry ont n non-r Official program.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27
IDAHO.

AN American in Japan writes that
when an earthquake occurs in that
country people do not run out OF their
houses and raise hubbub, but just sit
still and wait for 1t to stop. The Sc
cret is that the houses are built for fire.
quent earthquakes. If the earth be-
gan to tremble when Jap was in the
top story OF tall stone front he would
probably do as the Americans do with
great promptness.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27

DUELs in the United States-noN
practically unknown-were common
enough less than half a century ago,
though even then they had fallen into
disfavor. Public sentiment aided by
stern laws crushed out the practice
1t is probable that the deadly nature
oil the American duel by the side of
which the modern European duel is a
comparatively harmless affair was
largely responsible for the laws which
snuffed it out completely. The chances
are that If larger per cent of Euro
pean duels resulted in work for sur
geons and undertakers there would be
a stop put to them presently.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27
Frisco After tho Conventions.

SAS FRANCISCO, c al. Nov. 1.-The
committee of business men appointed
TO bring either the Democratic or Re.
publican national conventions to this
city held a meeting and reported that
they would guarantee the payment OF
all transportation expenses of dele.
gates and general expenses OF the con.
vention. Already $4,000 has been
subscribed and committee has also
left to wait on the national Repubii.
can committee in Washington.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27

LITTLE ROCK. No.. 1.-THE Cicero.
kee legislature will appoint u commit.
tee to confer with the United States
commissioners now at TahIequah with
view of negotiating for opening The
cherokee strip The mmittee will
report the result OF its conference 10
the Legislature and il its action * All
proved by that body tic ianas w., IN,
SOLD to the government
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27

WE can spend millions in tagging b
long way behind England and France
In the line OF building monster iron
clads which may turn out to DO worth
less when they are finished. But the
investigation and perfection OF new
agencies in warfare such as new ex-
plosives, or as the twelve-lnch mortars
that were tested recently. is field of
work that is likely to produce results,
like the building OF Ericsson's Monitor
or the use of Parrot guns. during our
war.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27

The greater emotional character,
istic of woman is at once her charm
and her curse. Like beauty it is q
fatal gift, delightful always TO others,
but means of poignant suffering and
trial to herself And yet none more
than men detest those other women
whose calm judgment and superior in
tellect dominating their feelings teach
them to act on the supposition that
men were deceivers ever" II all
men were honest generous in their
strength and honorably disposed
toward the weak, then it were we'll
enough for woman TO retain her
impulsive ardor and self-sacrificino
spirit But the teachings OF the
world are all against the noble incli.
nations OF nature and the prospects of
Christianity and those women who
continue after contact with society
to wear their hearts upon their sleeves
hnd themselves surrounded all too
uumerously by pecking DAVIS" BE
We wlse as serpents and gentle as
doves is the incongruous mandate
that anxious fathers would impress
upon their daughters, if mothers were
not at hand TO forbid this disturbing
introduction into minds beautiful in
their virginia. plaeidity and trustful- 4,
nsss.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27

IAN original genius, If he existed,
would be unintelligible because he
would not go step by step from what
is already known to what is unknown.
He would be considered luuatic.
Persons of strong individuality and
great intellectual activity often go step
by step from known to unknown very
rapidly-so rapidly that rather than
take the trouble to keep up with them
people OF common-sense have frequent
ly burned or hanged them. But now,
when person declares that he is very
far ahead of the rest of us, we gener-
ally content ourselves with calling him
a crank" as very often he is. At
any rate he is not IAN original
genius" There is no such thing as
original genius.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27
LOUIS ST. CYR is A GIANT
Canada's Strong Man Distances all
Competitors.

LONDON. Nov. l7-An enormous
crowd gathered at the South London
Palace in order to witness the attempt
OF the famous strong man, Louis Cyr,
TO break the weightlifting record of
the world. Cyr's hacker offered 900
pounds to any man who would do the
1eats that Cry was about to perform.
The modern Goliah then lifted 1o4-
pound dumbbell above his shoulder
with his right hand. Then he lifted
one weighing 242 pounds in the same
way with both hands. His third feat
consisted in elevating barrel contain
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27

MITCHELL ). d, Nov. l7.-Robert
II. MacBride. editor of the Mitchell
Mail. was assaulted in his Office bv
John ID. Lawler, president of the First
National bank of that place. The
cause of the assault was the publicn.
ton of series Of articles rejecting on
LAWYERS character Both men are
prominent in business, political and
social circles. and the affair has caused
much talk. Further developments are
looked for.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27

LANSING, Mich, Nov. l8.-Tne so.
called indeterminate sentence act,
under which convicted persons might
be sent to prison for an indefinite
time, depending upon whether the
prison board thought they behaved
themselves well during incarcerati ton
or not, has been declared unconstitu-
ional by the Michigan Supreme court
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27
CONGRESSMAN HATCH

was but one dissenting voice. that of
.lohu j. O'Neill, who insisted that
Mills had done much for Missouri and
deserved its approval. and that he
(ONeill) had personally pledged his
own support. All the absent Repre-
sentatives s,gnified by letters their ap-
proval of the Hatch boom. Gov.
Francis presided and several promi-
nent politicians were on hand.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27

LONDON, Nov. l7.-Charles Mitchell
and Frank Slavin will sail for New
York on the 2sth Slavin says his in
tention is to force sullivan to fight.
He is hard up and is working for
money. Mitchell also wants another
fight He intima;es that he may pos
sibly try Jim Corbett il the latter Is
not afraid
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27

NEW YORK. Nov. l7.-Nathan Bovett
a weii-to-do farmer and president o.,
the local bank at Boyett, N. C., has
been swindled out OF s.oo h,, mas
goods men. He received the ns,ai -;
cular at his home about n uon,I,
ana early thi ) week came on to NJ.
York to get rich" lie was naaoa,
ont of his mdney in the nsna1 ,,,a,I-ei
ana yesterday left for home.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27
No Designs on Hawaii.

WASHINGTON, Nov 1.-THE report
from Shanghai that the United States
cruiser. Charleston, had been ordered
to Honolulu to protect American in
terests there and TO seize the Hawaiian
islands under certain contingencies is
laughed at by officials OF the navy de-
partment and declared to be without
foundation.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27
Her Fortune for Her husband, 1,,.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. l6.-An
tgreement to sell was reported yes
aerday from Marie A. Strelinger,
better known as the wife of NJ b.
Curtis, the actor, to Herbert A. Chere-
boro OF Los Angeles, by which she dis.
poses OF the Peraita Park hotel prop
erty at North berkeley for Sl95 ,OCo
This money Will be used by Mrs
Streiinger TO save her husband from
the Rallows
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27
Death OF Edwin T. Pratt.

CHICAGO, Nov. l7.-Edwin +. Pratt,
president of the A. N. Kellogg News.
paper company, and Cor over twenty
years connected with the concern, died
suddenly of heart failure MIR. Pratt
had been suffering for some time from
the results of an attack of the griv
last winter.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27

me London Mark Lane Express in its weekly
review Of the British grain trade says: Bess
English wheat Is IS deurrr aud even inferior
New crop Is better. Foreign wheat is rs higher
Tor Russian and Is higher for other sorts. PIT,
vnie adVices rom St PetrrSbnrg under date OF
November =, cay II l. l,elv thai an export duty
VIII De imposed on wheat from january | to July
J. isJs. large business has b',n done in Amer
lean corn at al out - rif Bncr iIarleys have
fseb Is 81 and ost, are u ana lsas Is Od highsf-
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27
Couidn't Find the Pro,er,v

New York, Nov. 1.-Two executions
aggregating 1901. 900 were received TO-
day by Deputy Sheriff Murphy against
the New York Cable railway company
in favor OF Joshua Is. shaw. The
deputy sheriff could not find any
property in this city belonging to the
company.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27
Paving for the Cruisers.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE NAVY
Department has authorized the twelfth
payment of $50, $50 10 be made to the
Union Iron Works of California on &C.
count of Cruiser No. 6, and the eleventh
payment of sSi. $50 TO be made to Cramp
q Sons of Philadelphia on account OF
Cruiser No IL.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27

IT is too late in the day to speak OF
the kindergarten system as an expert
ment Any teacher of a private or
public school for children OF six years
and over will testify to the superior
mental condition of those who have
undergone a training in tho xindergar-
tens Even when a child comes from
an elegant and well ordered home, its
perceptive organs are but slightly de-
veloped II it has not had a kindergart-
en- training. 1t has seen things, but
it has not perceived them-not seen
through and into them. 1t has not SO
much as been taught to try to perceive
them. The pictures on the wall are
but bright colors or charming outlines
to it.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27

of the empire con.
tinues to grow more
critical. There is
considera BILE uneasi-
ness regarding the
status of affairs
throughout the en-
pire, and as a result
of this feeling the
marshals of the no.
b hit y exercising
power and residing
- f1,a ,l.n A =
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27

THE kindergarten child has learned
what form has to do with beauty,
and how graceful forms may be
made from graceless material. 1t
can not tell you this, but it will learn to
tell you later on in life; at present it
Is enough that it has learned the fact
of form, its philosophy will come
later 1t has learned the secret of
beauty though it may be years before
1t can express it. 1t has learned to
make things out of other things, and
the child that has learned this has
made preparations for educing ideas
from other ideas. The constructive
faculty must be developed before the
analytical faculty can become active.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27
FRIGHTENED THE CAR,
SCORES OF RUSSIAN NOBLE.
MEN THROWN INTO PRISON.
The Imperial Tyrant Discovers that
there In Plot 10 Bring About a
Limitation Of ISIS Power.

LONDON. Nov. IG.--Adviccs from st.
Petersburg state that the authorities
there are becoming more and more
suSnlcinns ne The in farnnI ritua L.,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-27
HATCH GETS A SEND-OFF.

The Missouri Congressman Roouea
for Speaker
81. LOUIS. Mo, Nov. l4.-At con-
ference of seven Missouri members of
the next Congress Congressman w. II.
Hatch OF Missouri was Endorsed as the
choice of Missouri for Speaker. There
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-05
u d g.
Cine Gumme @elbes III 81 Derleiben
in 8etrdeen BON $1,000 uno mebr.
9llamD Seuer Veri. @eieIidaft,
222 Mefsgommerces StraBe,
San Mntonio.
Notis fir 2lrdbiteftem.

Die aGtbaren &pmmiifdre bon Serar Co.,
SeraS, erlu9en Sadleute 9ldne unb Spesifis
~fationen fir ben 8au eineS neuen Gpuntbs
G~purtbauleS ansufertisen. Sas @ebGuoe iol
cine 6rpnt am Mdit 9lasa bon einbunbert
Sub uno cine Siefe bon einhunbert unb fiinf>
rHnbaAtsig SUB an Ser AuintasS trabe BADEN,
iDu bier StpGnerfe bod unb nit einemt
Tburme unb eimem Seller (basement) rerles
ben iein unb Ipll bic neueiten @prridtrngen
fir Sei,ung, 2i6t unb &entilattpn babem.
Sn bteIem @ebGube fplen ii1 ~folgenbe @dums
lihfeiten ~befinSen, ndmlih 8ier Court,
sipei Granb Surps, 3tpet Petit : Surbs, 5tpei
Siftrift glerts, bier 8idters, Elm 9iitritts
Mntpalts, Gin County &nipalts, 5ipet County,
gIerfss, sipei SberiffSs, elm @eri4tsbienerSs
(bailif) 3immer, spei &dumliHfeiten fir ben
Solicitor, stpei fir ben 9%tiiefior, zines ie fir
ben Shabfteiiter, 8erlneffer, 9autesS nlpeftor,
S@uliuperintenoenten, &pnitabler unb Nr5t,
stpei SriebenSridters 3inu1er, Elm Surp3immer
fir Die Suffice court, ems fir Die County
Gommiil6re, Elm fir ben Sdnitor,, ems BtbIio;
tbefssimmer uno font nod GGumlidfeiten,
fpenn Ylnb ~bprhanben lit. @enannteS Sc
bduce fol- nit elettriiden Gabrftiblen (Eles
v~ators), elcftriIdem 2ibte, elmer 8orridtun9
fir Sampf 9eiSuns, ubr, 8abesimmer unS
glpIets berieben fem euBerbem Iclen 5tpei
erpbe, biebsfeite, ~eiIerne 98anb : S9rdnfe
(~vaults) fir bic Nufbetpabrung Der Bapiere
beS County unb 9iitrift GlerfS anSebradt
werben. Sir Speeifitattpnen utb benienigen
9lan, bet BON Der Gpuntp@ Gpurt ais ber bette
eradbtst pirb, iperbeu Elm Ganieno Dollar
$1,000 unb fir ben 5ipeitbeiten SIM 9unoert
Dollar $500 Rrdmie beSablt.
9lane unb Specifitationen miiien bel benz
Gpuutb>G lerf bon Serdr @puntp Dor 10 ubr
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Observation-Disclosures

petitiouen. I'm 8auerlaubni8: BON
Nler Sues, GIamm 6 Gilbert. Bon
8iirgern, 6aB bur9 ibr @isentbum bonn
San peoro on mad Shbs 2arebO. 5truBe
cine neue Strabe er6Hnet tper6e; UNI
D~erbeferung Der 8abnfreuaung on
grDsbD.S troBe: i'm Gasbelsu6tuns in
part Mbe. unb 6oparbsg 5traBe; tim
@rabirung Der Waibington > 5irabe;
um cine Mqgenbriide iiber ben San
Suon Doer Geconb Greet.
Der Mapor tbeilt nit, baE er Sames
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bobe; BOB ber YrO3eB BON Sobn 8.
6ren@ geger bic .Staot enbglltig au
@unften Der Iebteren entf6ieben tpOrben
iti unb bic @ebibrea ber 9lntpdlte 500
betragen.
Sas betr, Romits beri9tet su 8unlen
Der @r6Hnung elmer neuen .StraBe bon
81 palps mad NuebasS traBe, entlars
benz San pebro Greet, unb Der Sebine
GtraBe.
0ibalso.S traBe erbdlt WaRerlsituns
unb bic n6ibigen 6%pbtanteu.
Sie Sabinan5, Del6e bic G1neligs
tsit ber elettriI9en @ars resulirt tuurbe
angenommen. sic f9reibt Dor, bob
bic gars einen &onbufteur unb einen
Manr ON Motor baben mifen unb
onbaIteH, ebe fe Elm GiienbobngeIeiie
treu3en.
Cine Orbinana, pelde berbietet, BOB
geI6la6tetes 8ieb bur9 bic @tabt ge'
fabren pirb, fam CUR erlien 2efuns;
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Der Nuguita. Strobe.
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Der 81 paiOs5 traBe gu D%erldngern, tpirb
angenommen.
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galaeban unbeitimmten urlaub.