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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-14
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

| The heaviest snow storm in Texas for three
| years fell Thursday.
| Parts of Spain have been devastated by
| foods and a tornado.
| Republican clubs are being formed In New
South Wales, Australia.
| The coalition of the Mitre and Poca parties
in the Argentine Republic improves the politi.
cal situation there.
Organized bands of stock thieves are CON-
n,itting depredations upon new settlers in
| Washington State.
The negroes of the Comoro Islands. near
Zanzibar, have declared their independence.
Their Sultan has fed.
The Hamburg Al merican liner Sueva, is
disabled of the Lizard. on the English coast
Her machinery collapsed.
Henry Hall. 7O-year-old wife murderer at
Council Bluffs, has been convicted and will go
TO the peDitentiary for life.
Michael Overmyer. an Indiana farmer, was
robbed and murdered near Rochester, that
State. while on his wedding tour.
Sarah Althea Terry has been sued for SS67
worth of her late husbands personal property
by the administrator of his estate.
The slippery Tascott is discovered again
this time in the person of an arson convict in
the Columbus prison named George Elmer.
There is prospect of strike of 1900 girls
at the Kearpey Thread Mills &C Kearney, Nj,
as a result of the Clark Thread Works trouble.
The Sheriff at Decatur, ILL.,, made $50 by
charging 10 cents admission to see the galows
on which Murderer Crawford is to be executed
to-day.
Further hostilities are threatened in Samoa.
Ex,klng Tamasee tried to incite au uprising
and was banished. King Malietoa is growing
feeble-minded, and Mataafa is said to covet
the crown.
-Rumored tina. Chapleau, the Dominion Sec
retary Of State. will break with Sir John Mac
donald and form coalition government with
Hon. Mr.. Laurier and Hon. Mr.. Mercier. Pre-
mier of Quebec.
The wedding of Miss Mamie Bayard, young
est daughter of ex-Secretary of State Bayard.
to Count Lewenhaupt, of Sweden. is an
nounced to take place early i'll April, IN Will
mington, Del.
The bodies of twin infants were found in
Newbold's Woods. near Oceanport N. They
were wrapped in flannel, and had been in the
woods many days. The mother is supposed TO
have been young woman who was picked up
on the road several weeks ago and who has dis
appeared
The woman found murdered in tram at
Seville Wednesday was French dreSsmaker.
The aSsassins we're surprised at their work by
the stoppage of the train, and jumped out.
dropping some bank notes and golu, which were
afterward: found covered with blood. Three
men have been arrested on suspicion of being
abe murdererS. Thursday evening arobber
entered firStclass carriage on a train at Sara
Gossa and stabbed one OF the passengers, the
Inspector General of Telegraphs. The latter
overpowered the assassin and threw him OFT the
train. The man was afterward captured in a
dying condition.
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. LEIGHT0N'S TWO PICTURES,
Canvases of Interest Upon Which Sir Fred.
eric Is Working.

Canvases of Interest Upon Which Sir Fred
eric Is Working.
Sir Frederic Leighton has made consid-
cradle progress with the two pictures which
he purposes to send to this years academy,
says London correspondent of THE DIS
PATCH. One of these, ''The Return of
Persephone," will represent that young
lady returning for the first time from hades,
borne swiftly through the air by Hermes,
who is about to restore her for time to her
anxious mother, Demeter. His other pict-
ure is entitled "Perseus and A:dromeda"-
a subject which seems to possess perennial
interest for both artists and poets. Kings
ley makes Perseus come across the water to
rescue the fair Andromeda:-
Hovering over the water he came, upon glitter
ing pinions,
Living. wonder, outgrown from the tight
laced gold of his sandals,
Bounding from billow to billow, and sweeping
the crests like sea gull
Leapins the CULTS of the surge, as he laughed in
in the joy of his leaping.
In Sir Frederic Leighton's picture, the
"Sun God" is flying through the air and
rapidly approaching the terrified maiden,
who crouches beneath the wing of the mon
ster, who, like that of KingsIey's poem, is
"shapeless-a terror to see." 1t will scarce
" be necessary TO add that in respect of
form and color, these pictures are fully up
to the Presidents nigh standard.
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Allegheny Churches.

North Presbyterian Church, Lincoln ave-
nue-ll A. N. and 7:i5 P. NJ. the pastor, Rev.
John Fox will preach.
Arch Street N. E Church. Rev. W. F. Con-
ner. pastOr-l0:30 A. M, Needless TrouDle;'
7:30 P. M, "Abraham's Sacrifice of Isaac"
First Presbyterian Church. Carnegie Hall.
1880 A. M.-Theme. "Cain and Abel-Their Con-
fict; 7:45 P. NJ. Young Man Say Unto Thee
Bellevue Presbyterian Church, Rev. New
6:i5, Y. ?. $. G. E., Speak Truly:" 1880. Wait
Ing for God"
Eighth United Presbyterian Chuch, OBJ
ssrystory SCI y d Hill; III preaching morning and evening
Love of the World Forbidden"
North Avenue NJ E Church, retiring pastor
Rev. i. j. Leak will preach. Morning service.
CLOSING Words to the Church" Evening.
"Closing Words to Young People"
Reformed Presbyterian Church. Sapduslv
street. stree Rev J: ". sproull, .pastor-subject at
1880. Delay in Execution of Sentence Against
Christ"
-Sandusky Street Baptist Church, Rev. Il. F.
Woodburn. pastor-lO:3O A. NJ, THE Now and
Choice" Preaching week nights by Rev. A. j.
Bonsall.
The Central Presbyterian Church. corner
Anderson and Lacock streets. Rev. S. B. Nc
Cormick. pastor-Subject: l0:i5A. M. "Naaman,
the SYRIAN" $50 P. NJ, 'rhe Folly of Success.
full Man"
First Christian Church, Rev. w. F.
Richardson, pastor-Morning sermon, "I,ot's
Choices" evening sermon, "The Healing
Leaves" Christian Endeavor prayer meeting
at $50 P. NJ.
-Buena Vista Street N. E. Church. Rev. T. Fl.
Miller, pastor-At 1880 A. M, Let the W ords
of My Mouth and the Meditations of NV
Heart Be Acceptable" At7:SO P. NJ, Heaven
aud Its Inhabitants"
Second United Presbyterian Church. Rev.
w. H. Mcmillan, D. d.. pastor-lO;3O A. NJ
ciety; subject, Competent Witnesses" 7.a0
NJ, 1.-The Sin OF Uubelief"
Fourth U. P. Church, Montgomery avenue
Rev Joseph Kyle, of Springfield. O. will
preach at l0:3O A. NJ and 7:3O p M Young
peoples meeting at 6:15 p NJ Subject "Ars
We Serving God in Word Only"
Green Street Baptist Church, Scott and
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FRENCH AND GERMAN ARTISTS.
A Scene Twenty Years Ago Recalled by
Present Troubles.

A Scene Twenty Years Ago Recalled by
Present Troubles.
A French scene; place and time, Paris,
January 10, 1871: Over the beleaguered city
night is closing. At her doorway q woman
waits for tidings Of her betrothed, who is
fghtinga. Versailles. Ali day long the BOOM
ing of cannon has resounded in her waiting
ears, but now, at o'clock, the dismal con-
cussions have ceased. An ambulancier
whom she knows dashes up the street toward
her. with the words: "We have found him."
he hands her chain with silver tear pend
ant, and dashes away again to attend to
duties equally as sad.
Few the words and unsuggestive tie act,
but enough has been said and done to crush
the woman's heart, for we'll she knows that
her artist lover, Henri Regnault, is dead.
She had given him the chain. saying as ne
lett her: Take it now that 1 am happy,
but you must give it back to me the first
time you make me weep"
He kept his word, but it was a cruel fate
that robbed the woman of her lover and
France of one of her most promising artists,
for it was probably the last shot in the last
battle of the Franco-Prussian War that
killed Regnault. Well could the maid ask:
"What enG has tate in view that am thus
afiicted?''
1t would be a curious circumstance il, now
that 20 years have passed away, her ques-
tlon should be answered by another war
with Germany, caused as much by an Incl
dent at the grave of RegnauIt as by any.
thing else.
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ONE WAY TO MAKE HARMONY.
If Every Man in a Borough Had an Office
There'd Be Peace

If Every Man in a Borough Had an Office
There'd Be Peace.
Mr.. Hoey, of Robinson township. proposes
another cure for the political disorganization of
Coraopolis borough, but his plan is not that of
Squire Ferre. Mr.. Hoey says the surest plan
of promoting political harmony is to create
more Offices in the borough. He thinks that if
every able bodied male above q years of age
could have an office there would be 10 further
trouble, as those who did not get just what they
wanted would have i consolation situation, in
any event.
The triennial assessment is like to create this
seasons especial breeze, as considerable
number of property holders express deter
mination to test the matter in court, should
lots that lately sold at 81 800 be assessed s2OO
this year, as i'll times past. They say that they
are determined tina, tha assessed valuation
shall at leasa be two-thirds of the selling value
on vacant lots Or they will be heard from, as
they say the low valuation put on vacant lots
that can be sold at a round price any day, is
what is keeping the town from improving as it
otherwise would do.
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Sunday Services in Pittsburg Churches.

Sunday Services in Pittsburg Churches.
st. Peters P. E. Church. Rev. W. r. Mac
kay. rector-Seryices at 1880 A. M, and 7:3O
Pm.
George w. Clinton, pastor-Services at 1O:a5 A.
N. and 7:45 p M.
-Shadyside y. P. Church. Osceola street
school house-Rev. ]. NJ Wallace, of the
Eighth Church, will preach at $3.50.
st Marks Memorial Reformed Church.
North Highland avenue-Services II A. NJ. and
7:45 P. Ma Sermons by ]. s. Nichols.
First English Lutheran Church. Grant
street-Seryices forenoon and evening, con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. Edmund Belfour,
D. D.
Denny NJ. E. Church. Ligonier and Thirty.
fourth streets-Subject. 1870 A. M: alpha
and Omega" at 1880 P. M, '.fhe Important
Now"
Fourth Avenue Baptist Church, corner of
Ross street. II. 9. Applegartb. pastor-lO:39 A.
NJ, "A Model Church, 1880 P. NJ. The Smit-
ten Rock"
Eighth Presbyterian Church. Rev. E. r.
DonehoO pastor-Subject at IO:45 A. M: RE
ligion Outside of Self" 7:SO p. NJ. "Advan-
tages of An Alibi"
-Fortv-third Street PRESBYTERIAN Church
Rev: II. Il. Stiles, pastor-Services at 1880 AM
and 1870 p. N. Young Peoples meeting on Mon
day evening at 7:30.
East End Christian Church, Rev. T. D.
Morning subject, ''The.Model Minister Even
ing. almost Persuaded"
First Christian Church. Mansfield Valley.
Pa, Rev o. H. Phillips. pastor-Services morn
ing and evening. March Is. Evening theme.
"The Surprised Fisherman"
Cumberland Presby byterian Church. Willie
avenue and Congress street, Rev. J. b. Koehne
pastor-Servicas at 1870 ana 7:3O EVENING
subject, Napoleon Bonaparte."
Fifth Avenue NJ. E. Church, Rev. L. Nc.
Guire, pastor.l0:SO A. M. What Profit Shall
We Have If We Pray Unto HimY" 7:45 P. M.
why Do We Reject Christi"
Third Presbyterian Church, Sixth avenue
Rey: E: z. Cowan. d. D.--Services. lG45 A. M
and 1:l5 P.M. Evening subject: "The Pharisee-
His Good Points and His Faults"
Grace Reformed Church, corner Grant
street and Webster avenue, Rev. John H.
Prugh, pastor-Morning theme, "Is He Good
Enough to Join the Church? Ain II"
First U. P. Church. Seventh avenue-Sery.
ices at 1880 A NJ. by the pastor. Rev. William
]. Reid, D. D., THE Great Congreratian - and
at 7:oO T. M, by the associate pastor, Rev J. NJ
Ross. - N-
Liberty Street NJ. E. .Church-Preaching at
l0:3U A: NJ. by the presiding elder, Rev. DIR. j,
w. Miles, after which communion. PREACHING
in the evening at 7:3O by the pastor, Rev. j. P.
Mckee.
Second p. NJ. Church, Patterson streer
Southside. Rev. H. j. Buckingham, pastor
Services lO:SO A. NJ. and p NJ. Morning
Love Feast;' evening subject. Religious
Cranks."
Unitarian Church, Mellon Bank buidino
at 5l4 Smithheld street, at 1O:45 A. M Rev. /
G. Townsend, d. D., minister-Topic. Causes
of Suicide." Sermon subject ''The Rooms We
Live In"
Rev. Nevin Woodslde will preach to-mor.
row morning in the First Reformed Presby
terian Church, Grant street. Morning suLiect.
Fidelity rewarded" Afternoon: ':EHectual
Warnings"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-14
PASTOR AND PEOPLE.
The Sunday School Topic for To.Mor-
rows Study Opens
UP THE GREAT SINS OF OUR TINES.
Good Opportunity for The Minister to Clinch
the Lesson.
PULPIT THEMES TO BE DISCUSSED

The International Sunday school lesson to
be discussed tomorrow is: ''The Sin of
Gehazi." and the golden text for the lesson
Is: "Be sure your sin will find you
out" Rev. DR.. W. j. Reid will teach
this lesson to the assembled Sunday school
workers at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms to-day at
noon. There is not often furnished better
opportunity to cry against the sins of the
times and all times than is given to DR..
Reid and Sunday school workers. Gehazi's
sins were covetousness and lying. 1t goes
without saying that these are the great sins
OF these days.
Gehazi was liar and thief, although he
aspired to be prophet and to step into
Elijah's shoes. He failed. as all rascals
will, for God reigns and not the devil, let
croakers say what they will. If the preach
ers will take advantage of the opportunity
furnished them by the Sunday school lesson
and show up the sins of covetousness and
lying they will do well. Deception and
avarice have more to do with the evils of
humanity than all the sins that could be
named.
At the Point Breeze Presbyterian Church,
East End, the pastor, Rev. Dewitt NJ. Ben
ham, on last Sunday evening, inaugurated
q series of sermons which will be continued
for the next three months, on topics as an
nounced below:
SERIES L
l. SIN the Beginning, God"
z I'm the Beginning God Created"
3. GOD Created Man in His Own Image
4. "And God Said"
5. "The Word Became Flesh"
q. "rhe Resurrection and the Life"
SERIES II.
]. "In Adam All Die"
.. absent From the BODY"
3. Coming of the Lordf
.. Resurrection of the Deadn
5. 'The Righteous Judge"
6. Second Death"
z. Heavenly Kingdom"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-14
ARKANSAS LAND HOLDERS EXCITED.
Many Farms Purchased From Railroads
Revert Back to the State.

Many Farms Purchased From Railroads
Revert Back to the State.
LITTLE ROCK, March 15.-The Supreme
Court decision reverting back to the State
over 275, 900 acres OF land originally donated
under the act of Congress to the different
railroads of the State, is creating much ex-
citement throughout Arkansas.
Most OF the lands have since been sold by
the railroads to private parties who have
made extensive Improvements. A mass
meeting was held at Brinkley, Ark,
Wednesday. to consider the matter, and
committee was appointed to draft bill pro-
viding that the lands shall be sold by the
State as swamp lands at a low price. and the
present occupants to have preference as to
purchasing them. The bill has passed to a
second reading in the State Senate. Should
the bill fail to pass much hardship and suf-
fering will result,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-14

travelling DAYS are done. 1t has given me rather
a larger taste of the horrors than is good for
my digestion"
creature from the table. Before Brasher or
had a notion of what II was he intended to do
he covered 1t with heavy marble paper weight.
the marble and the hearth he ground the crea-
ture fiat.
While the execution was still proceeding.
Bob sat lp upon the floor.
'Hellor' ne asked-"what's happened?"
"We've emptied the bottle, Bob" said Tress.
"But there's another where that came from.
Perhaps you could drink another tumblerful,
my boy?"
Bob drank ili-COTnhuL
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-14
Couldn't Have Any Fun at Boms

A unique charge was contained in a commit
menr lodged against prisoner in the Jail last
night. The prisoner is Joseph F. Dawson,
man weighing about 80 pounds, residing in
Mfflin township. He committed by
Squire Gwynne, of that township, in default
of 5000 bail, Tor hearing on the charge of
'Kickihg i'll tire door of bis own dwelling" The
information WAS made by J. w. Stewart
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-14
The Festive Easter Bonnet.

The time Of the festive Easter bonnet is
rapidly approaching, and heads of families
are quaking in their boots in anticipation
thereof. Marvin's Easter creams are just as
lovely and delightful as the daintiest of
bonnets, ami they don't cost anything like
as much. Ask your grocer for them. This
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-14

CABLE LETTERS covering Europe COM
pleteiy make the Sunday issue of THE DIS
PATCH welcome caller at all homes who
have relatives abroad.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-14
b. g. IS,

Ribbon sale inaugurated to-day. About
10000 pieces staple, best quality ribbons to
be sold at hall the usual prices.
BOGGS & BUHL.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-14

MOTHERS, do not be without Shoh's Cure In
your house. 1t will cure Group and whooping
cough. Sold by JOS Fleming & Son, Az Mar
ket st
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-14

CABLE LETTERS covering Europe COM
pletely make the Sunday issue of THE DIS
PATCH welcome caller at all homes who
have relatives abroad.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-14
Special Kid Glove Bargain.

1000 pairs S-B. Glace kid mosquetaires.
tans browns, States or black. at 81, worth
81 80, at Rosenbaum & Co.'S. Tbs
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The People,s Store, Fifth Avenue.

5000 pairs of lace curtains from SOC to
$50. Don't forget 'en when you're buying
curtains. CAMPBELL 8 DICK.
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Scr &oQuQf>

Sem e9ten eolen &osnat wibnet Der
@iener Qofbur9lhaulpie1er 2uomig
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lepmaljtet @sbne, "bem' feinfen Nero
eiebt"er elneu pertraalidlau @tupfer,
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mOr;; jeter Ireumnllhen Spnoerbartcit,
Die oenr SOBER: Glitter ti9eH' unS' iiDmi 10
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gu ben Nnbinaeru ber Maudelter'
0ehre bon ben Se9umsen Der fre'en
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furrensfreibe,t aui Dem Gebiete BEG
Gi1cnbabnwel lens i'm 1T ben Stallo &C.
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madeu. 6os bur9 mebr als $4,000
Neilen @iienbabn reprdientirt miro.
sGr hat cine Babuliuie nab Der auoer'
inter feline Dberbobeit sebradt uno er
orbeitet unermiolib lueiter. I'M lem
spltem al ueruoltommen nno ausiu'
baueu, Bis Sulest an Stelle Der ihran'
feulolen &unturrensfreibeIt bic ltrattlte
GENERALIZATION in Der Sano zines etnj17
aen Wannes 9etreteu letn miro.
D,eienisen. welde nit ben Sdla9z
,pbrtern u8onturrcn;irelbelt" uno "Gen'
tr%alilation" alien 9lrsumenten tlr
MISUNDERSTANDING Die Spise abb
aubreden 9lauben, mliieu nit Blinobelt
aeldlaaen leil1, ,ueun lie nldt el1lebet.
6aB bic in San Goulo lid pert0rpernoe
@ilenbabnz Capitalization aus Der 1re'el1
@onturreus Encouragement lit ul'o. auI
iie seltiist, iib INNER weitsr ent'o'dslt.
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@oulo'inc 9puiereid ourh %erldluden
fonfurrlrenoer SahullnleH mad; ll1to
nad ieineu se9eutudrti9en llmfans erz
relbt bat:
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sNUber It0usu ut oaS yNeiIbterY

Wehrfa9 ,pirb bic Nniidt uertreten,
bic iranSDiiben &eiusies bitten in
Bsrlinsbas @eibbier einseilbrt. Ils
@runo wurbe II. U. au1 au9eiabrt.
oieielben batten BARN iib einen @rlaB
fir ben - Gba,npa9ner gu ihanen &C.
iutt. Sem lei entsesenselteat. baB
bic GeIusles fait ausnabmslos aus
8einsesenoen tamen, oeshalb taum sin
8ierbrauer unter ibnen iein toGnte.
Mub Meb, peldes allein iber 1900
&eiusies nad Berlin i6idte, lit ourd'
aus @eintaot. mar IS i'm liebSebnten
Sabrbunoert nod mebr ais beute, be-
laB faum cine 8ierbrauerei. Wuoern;
tbeils fannten bDbitens ausnabmsweiie
eini9e Der &efusies ben Gbampagner.
9ebterer lit ndmii9. .sleib benz Dor
oeaur. crit elm Sabrbpnoert lpater all.
semein III &uf umo Iuinabme 9efoms
men. G9aum,ueiu aus Gbampasners
traubeu bat 5uerlt Der 9e9en gnoe oes
l%ieb;ehnten S%abrbunOerts peritorbene
Nbt BON @autui4ers, OOm YeroiAnon,
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beuor iib bic 9erltellun9 BON Shaum>
meineu III Der Champagne ueral9es
meiuerte. !0eute nod miro ein be-
tra6tliber Sbell oss portlscn @e1pah.
les n'dt su Sdaumlueln uerarbeltet.
Selbit OIL Dem @Ofe Suoipiss XVI,
welder Die Q%usenutten sur Iusluonoes
run9 n0tbi9te, mar Der G%Gampasaer
'eben 10 !ueulg betannt lD!e Der Sorz
oeaur. yor Wfitte oes uorl9en Sabrz
bunoerts liuo beloe 8elne nlbt III &uf
uno 0erbreltung getommen. @enm oa5
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9eliibrt wproen lit, 10 oilrfte e5 an
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Don alter5Eer mebrere @elBbler lorten
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buuoerte Dor stnfunIt Der 9ugenotten
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bieres 5n lhtleBen. llebrs9ea5 1T oass
lelbe ME auf Berl,n allein beldrantt
sebl,eben, lpenn AUDI bas Serliner
ggeiBbier DEN 9r0Bten Sui %.erlanste.
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iii, a5er Die Griorltuns Der Narner
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einiges 9itt seludbren. 5lanoril9e
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altberlinilben Tamilien slebt bel
luld)en Brauern lpirbeu ouf emit prez
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-23

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